. >> max mcclain's theatrical adaptation hit the stage in 2006. mcclean is the co-director and plays the lead role as screw tape, satan's psychiatrist. >> i was surprised because i didn't see it as theatrical literature, almost a devotion in reverse. >> challenge was taking this book of 31 letters and transforming it into a live audience. mcclain knew he would have something special. >> character screw tapes is one of the great literary creations. he begins the master of the universe character. loves the way he looks, talks, and dresses. pure, pure pride. >> guide your patient away from those that are most likely. >> the only other on stage is assistant toad pipe who portrays the characteristics that screw tape uses to tempt his human patients. >> it is a predator-prey. they talk about satan masquerades as an angel. there is something appealing about his outward character. >> his patient goes from indifference to devout. >> what lewis is trying to say, those choices we make, they are influenced. by evil powers, by good powers and who are you going

. >> reporter: and of course he's coming back at john mcclain for a fifth time. >> welcome to the partypal! >> reporter: why are you keeping on going back to him? >> the competition is with myself to try to beat the first film. >> reporter: is he donning the famts undershirt again? >> no, not yet. it's yet to be seen whether we goat down to it or not. but we're just having that conversation now. >> reporter: but the focus now is moon rise kingdom, a sweet tale of two young kids who fall in love and run away. while the melancholic adults watch their own loves tarnish and fail. >> does it concern you that your daughter's just run away from home? >> it's sad and sweet, but even sadder that these people have gotten to the age they are and they still can't figure it out. >> reporter: do you feel you've figured it out? >> i figured it out this time, anyway, that keeping it simple just makes things a lot easier. >> reporter: did you ever take things seriously? >> yeah, probably. >> reporter: is this part of having a new baby? >> yeah, i'm sure that's some of it. i just allow myself to not take

mcclain will serve a sentence following his appeal and it likely suspension from the nfl.he olympic torch was lit last week in olympia and has been making its way around in a relay. mr. de david beckham and princess and led dignitaries in the handover ceremony. tomorrow the porche heads off on every leg through england ending in london's olympic stadium for the big opening ceremonies. david letterman and conan o'brien have one big thing in common, they both lost out to the tonight show and jay leno >> so o'brien a visit to dave's late show last night. >> i think the longer we just sit here, the more uncomfortable it will make jay leno. >> o'brien succeeded letterman on late-night win dave came to cbs. you want to look up to the skies this weekend for a site we have not seen in nearly two decades >> sunday night there will be rare solar eclipse known as the ring of fire when the sun will appear in a thin ring behind the moon. in the bay area the moon will cover about 84 percent of the sun and the rain will not fully formed so astronomers suggest you head to the california a

mcclain did step up to the mic.im of 35 seconds to say i messed up. >> i'm aware of the bad publicity i've given the raiders. i don't have the support of the raiders, of my teammates, the coaching staff. i apologize for the bad publicity that's been put out there. but to me, it's a legal process. i can't talk much about it. >>> nba playoff. pacers/heat, game five. series tied at 2-2. heat up by seven. udonis haslem with a takedown of tyler hansbrough. he had no intention of letting him shoot that shot. heat up 14. lebron james, one-handed dime to d. wade. flash, putting it down with ease. heelt win, 115-83, and lead the series 3-2. >>> on ice, kings/coyotes. kings lead the series. with a closeout, they would win it. steve yandel scores. game tied at 3-3. 2:30 left in the first overtime period. justin pinner scores the game-winner. kings win 4-3. they're going to the stanley cup finals, which you can see right here on nbc bay area. >>> that's going to do it for sports.mon damon andrews. back to you in the studio. >>>

. >>> raiders linebacker rolando mcclain was sentenced to 180 days in jail. he was found guilty of assaulting a man and firing a gun. he is free on bond. at this point it is not clear when he will serve his sentence. it is possible rolando mcclain could face discipline from the nfl as well. >>> the speed limit went down in school zones. 15 miles per hour when near a school. the city implemented it today in an effort to make pedestrians safer. >> obviously safety first for the kids and the families. that is our biggest issue around our school. we have seen it. even on union street it has been effective. we are for it as parents and families. >> the city is installing 800 signs to alert drivers. >>> imagine a car rolling around washington, d.c. with no driver. the car belongs to google which had to get permission from the dmv to operate it there. they weren't looking for media attention but the city counsel woman they invited put out a press release and the cameras showed up. >>> an upclose look at what can happen to a plane after a bird strike. we got these pi

mcclain's lawyers have now requested a jury trial. baseball, cardinals players arriving at at&t park dressed up for tuxedo thursday. top of the third, matt cain on the mound, runner on for matt holliday. look out. this baby is gone. two-run homer to left center carves up 4-3. bottom three, aubrey huff, pinch hitting for cain. ground ball to third, freese with an errant throw. 5-4 giants. bottom seven, two runners on for brandon bell, and he'll belt this one live drive into center. buster posey scores on the rbi double. 6-4 g-men. giants up 7-5, the closer, santiago strikes out matt carpenter to end the game and the giants get the victory heading into the bay bridge series, 7-5. >> even more important than the offense getting things going on thursday was the guys doing it. brandon crawford had his first rbi in 17 games and brandon bell drove in a run for his third straight start. certainly good to see the young guys coming around. >> crawford had a big two-out hit there in the second and kind of got us going and bell had some big hits

. >>> giants-a's and an apology from mcclain. >>> a a sign from yosemite that summer is almost here.an also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> cables used to climb half dome at yosemite national park have been set up this week. the metal cables should be in place by friday weather permitted. everyone with those capables some climbers still fall to their deaths each year. the cables are on the steepest portion of the 7-mile trail near the summit of half point. >>> giants seem to be on a bit of a role. >> yeah we'll take it. they will any way. real old school giant fans. mays mccubby remember williams. and now a couple of home runs in the game is a real big deal. giants get that tonight and some willie amazing defense too. check it out. cabrera the brewers elkie at third. he is a goner. that is a big league throw. and you know what milky knows about it too. he's liking it. joaquin arias first big homer as well. look

mcclain was felt guilty for assaulting a person. qr can you >>mark: just book was therefore a new opening for in a number. jeff >> and he would think that they were giving these brokers away. people were willing to wait a long time for their burgers. several employees were directing traffic it was a busy day and all hands were on deck. there was a festive atmosphere inside. the measure says people are willing to wait because in an alberta gives people with a lot. >> if early associate with a quality product. some >> adjudging were the first day air looks like they will be happy with the day's numbers. ron >>justine: happy friday. >>erica: we expect pleasant conditions not only today but as we head into the weekend. and a wet weather the speak up. this if >>erica: we are not looking at any hot spots. a couple of minor accidents, but none of them slowing the right. the approach to the bay bridge is moving well. the drive is about eight minutes from the foot of the mes towards free months. eighth look >>erica: of >>justine: in mothered

yes, vienna, mcclain , some hail is reported in this city of falls church and in to annandale, that flu up quickly and in this rogue as well, can you be picking up an inch of rain per hour and that is a lot. .vex of --.6.6 of an inch of rain per hour and some of the other storms, one inch per hour and that is not far from chevy chase and the cleveland area and around anandale, too and this is flaring up and could be hail to that one and a size of dimes. a wind gust to 40 and makes that driving tough here as we look in and around just west of annandale, really, and this storm is moved up between burk and franconia and west of annandale and some we can kind of estimate and this is the last six hours, how much rain has fame. not bad for the eastern suburbs. the district is getting it and we found some heavy doppler estimated rain totals including not too far from gainesville, another 2 1/2 inches of rain and that is that prospect we v prince william is saturated and with that 2 1/2 inches, not far from the fairfax-loudoun county line and in to northwest, we picked up .8 of an inch and that

the judge found mcclain guilty on all charges.lient will appeal and have s for a jury trial. the nfl is going to review the case to see if more punishment is needed. >> the jury in the john edwards trial started their deliberations about 45 minutes ago. coming up at 8:45, we'll bring you will a live report from the court thousand in north carolina. we'll tell you what's on the line for john edwards in convicted. >>> the post office is moving forward with a multi-billion dollar plan. they say they can no longer wait on gridlocked congress. they will be close something recent plants. >>> a vallejo family wants a dog to apologize for fatally shooting one of their dogs. he came to the house unannounced to take a report on identity theft. the couple had reported the crime on-line three days earlier. two of the families dogs, including 81-year-old -- allegedly same to the officer while snarling. police say the officer feared for his safety and shot and killed belle. the family said there is only win thing they want. >> the guy would com

a terrific profile from cnbc contributor bethany mcclain.in the june issue of "vanity fair" just coming out. it's about lloyd blankfein's tenure at goldman sachs and those continued succession rumors entitled "blood in the water" reports calls for his resignation are getting louder. he told us on cnbc just a few weeks ago that he has no plans of going anywhere. >> i have no plans to leave. i read the same papers you do. i just don't know -- you may think they get it from me. i can tell you i have no idea where they get it from. my plan is this is a terrific job. it's interesting. you get to be in a lot of different industries. i get tremendous support. >> bethany mcclain joins us from chicago. welcome, bethany. he says he's staying put. and your article really doesn't take a stance as to whether he's in or he's out. but your article does suggest strongly that this is a company that can feel the winds of change blowing. getting ready for one. what do you say? >> i don't think there's any question that blankfein wants to stay. he's a proud man

light showers moving around mcclain and d.c. and alexandria. and further to the south, well, heading over towards calvert county star mary's county showers as -- st. mary's county showers as well. off and on showers throughout the morning and afternoon. you are stepping out the door and just like yesterday, we are mild. the wind are not as breezy as yesterday but check out the rain totals that we have seen over 3/10 of an inch in annapolis. .04 and over.06 in columbia. we will talk more about that coming up but let's check the abc2 timesaver trafficor with lauren. fog is the issue once again. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with reduced visibility toe be extra careful and reduce the speeds and turn on the low beams. using the jfx, we have the construction that continues to block one lane in both directions at 28th street. 59 miles per hour right now along the southbound lanes at cold spring lane. everything up to speed through the fort mchenry and harbor tunnel. no delays on 59 through the white marsh area. here's live look at the bel

it's mcclain day. another free festival. goes until 5:00 this afternoon.re grilling burgers and dogs. a great day. if you have nothing to do and you'll be close to mcclain, virginia, go on over. they're going up the potomac there dealing with waves from passes boats. great day to be out there at gravelly point. temperatures on their way up. 66 degrees right now at national airport with all the sunshine coming in. a northeast breeze will become an easterly tomorrow. and some cloud cover as well. metro area temperatures in the mid-60s. looking for highs today closing in on 80 degrees in many spots. another winner for sure. make your saturday evening, maybe going to the nationals and the o's game, battle of the beltways. first pitch is at 7:15 this evening. first pitch temperature 76. back into the upper 60s by the time the game ends. lost it to the o's today. hopefully win it today. low pressure off the carolina coastline. going to be part of the reason we get clouds back in your skies tomorrow. and rain chances through the middle parts of the week. another

. ♪ linebacker ron mcclain was sentenced to 180 days in jail after being found guilty on all chargesmming from the shooting incident in alabama. he will serve his sentence following his appeal then come to a likely suspension from the nfl. those of the st. louis cardinals at at&t the game was tied for the sixth inning and he threw motive for space is going to skip into the dugout. about scores and the giants went 75 it's the most runs and scored 19 games at home big daddy kane to except his third win of the year. last week branded edges the hottest hitter in baseball this week he's out with a groin injury and today the is placed among the 15 day disabled list bob melvin would be around to see the a's finished up in texas after the umpire ruled that mccarthy did not catch the pop- up bad call the d.a.'s would overcome. here is a go-ahead single in the canned meats beat the rangers 5 to 4 to split the series ryan cut expenses could scoreless streak to 99 2/3 innings dissension among the ranks was to a miami heat are cooling off kuwait was held to just five points and apparently was bla

. >> the started on mcclain boulevard. kim dacey is live on the scene. >> a lot of the fire crews have packed up and they have reopened mclean boulevard. the fire happened down this alley way. there are two trucks left. fire crews did get on the scene at just 24 3:00 this morning. they got here and found fire coming through the first for windows of the apartment in the middle of lake grove apartments. the hat to rescue a man that was trapped inside. >> the first arriving units on the scene -- we had five showing. they went in to gain access to the door and found a man inside and brought him out to a safe area until paramedics arrived. >> he was taken to johns hopkins bayview burn center. they're still trying to determine what started the fire. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. pit bull owners bring their dogs to the inner harbor freight rally. -- for a rally. the wanted people to see that pit bulls are family-friendly dogs. >> part of why we're here is to show people that they are family dogs and that the few irres

we're on mcclain boulevard. they found fire coming out of the first floor windows of the home. they had to go when side and rescue a man who was trapped inside. >> the first arriving units on the scene -- we had five showing. they went in to gain access to the door and found him inside and brought him out to a safe area until paramedics arrived. >> the victim was taken to johns hopkins bayview burn center. fire investigators are still trying to determine what started the fire. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> city police say they are looking for an arsonist who struck on sunday. investigators believe somebody threw a molotov cocktail on this building at the 1100 block of barclay street. >> the investigation continues into the boat crashed on sunday night near the key bridge. several people were sent into the water. everybody was rescued but three people were injured. new details in the police- involved shooting. the victim has been identified as 31-year-old maurice holloman. police say he was acting erratically. at anortedly laununged officer and reach for his weapon. another pol

pauli's and mcclain have arrested two men in connection with a sexual assault. -- police in mclean have arrested two men. the two hit a 50-year-old women over the head and sexually assaulted her. they took cash from the woman before running off. >> several gay rights groups in the district had offices evacuated after bomb threats. police went out and inspected for buildings and gave the all clear. we are told at least one of the threats came through the los angeles police department. >> doors opening is a familiar slogan heard over metro's intercom system. they usually do not open while the trains are moving. that is what happened today. kendice with the details about what happened. >> this could have been a terrible situation. the train was moving when the doors opened up. a passenger could have fallen out. that is why metro is trying to figure out if it is a systemwide problem. >> it happened at the end of the morning rush hour. a trained speeding when the doors on two cars opened up. >> can you ever imagine that? >> a passenger took this photoperiod >> i was on that train and we stop

. >>> a mcclain man who seriously burned himself in a kitchen fire has died. police say 91-year-old carol adams was cooking at his home on old meadow road last night when his clothing caught fire. a neighbor heard him screaming for help and ran over to put on the fire. crews found adams with third degree burns over 40% to 50% of his upper body. he was taken to washington hospital center where he later died. this this is the first fire related death in fairfax county in more than a year. >>> a lot of people hitting the roads. more than 358,000 vehicles will be using the bay bridge during the course of this memorial day weekend. we have kuchk of the holiday tonight. a lot of events going on at home, as well. we begin with the weather. >> you guys are talking about the traffic. i just talked to the mayor here in ocean city and he gets updates all the time with the traffic coming in. a seven mile backup right now at the bay bridge. a lot of cops on the roadways. take a look at the board walk. already a lot of people here now. we're looking for a very busy weekend

and today mcclain addressed the media at the team's training facility. >> i apologize for the bad publicityg put out there. it is a legal process so i can't talk much about it. i have the support of the raiders, my teammates. it'll be resolved in the near future. >> an apology is a step in the right direction. he wasn't reading a script either. >> right. >> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we'll

. >> as a minister, anthony mcclain said his ministry has become helping to save children.ot just on sunday. he teases him about that. >> i wanted a sunday child but they told me he was a wednesday's child. >> he said amand is his son every day. >> monday through sunday. that's my son. >> news4 for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your heart for a wednesday's child, please call our special adoption hotline. 1-88-to-adopt-me. >>> next, how a man managed to slip on to a plane without a ticket. >>> the pressure is on as hundreds compete in the scripps national spelling bee. did your local favorites advance to round two? that's coming up. first, here's doug. >> 6 years old? >> she's scary. >> i have no chance. storm 4 radar all clear. it will be a nice day tomorrow. then the radar will look a lot different. >>> a 6-year-old in our area is the youngest to ever compete in the scripps national spelling bee. she just hit a snag. erica gonzalez is down at national harbor where the preliminary round is just wrapping up. how is our little girl doing? >> reporter: she is 6 yea

then you'll be at tyson's galleria in mcclain tomorrow evening, saturday, from 6:00 until 9:00, also at the wentworth gallery. we have to go. is this the original? >> the originalheart was actually a water color painting in red paint. this i'm really excited and proud of. we have sculptures, we have one, i think it's about 8-foot tall. >> wow! >> in bronze. i'm hoping to see this in public places. because what this represents is very exciting. we now have a foundation honoring people, including of course glen campbell, a face for alzheimer's. people who have taken adversity and turned it into an opportunity to help people, that's the mission and what this represents. if your heart is open, love will always find its way in. >> great philosophy. get out and meet jane seymour this evening or tomorrow. wonderful event. thanks for coming back to the show again. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> allison, back to you. >> her artwork is beautiful, and it's fine art. coming up, a look at one man's artwork that has his neighbors turning heads. and a look at preparations for the kentucky derby.

let me bring in msnbc political analyst and former rnc chairman michael steel and strategist kiki mcclain. good morning. >> good morning. >> all right, does going on the attack mode this early, michael, make the president less presidential or is it smart, frankly, given the tone of what we've seen so far? >> i think when you're president you always look presidential, so you can't take that away from him but i think the attacks do speak to an urgency that the obama team is seeing not just on the political side but also on the financial side. he's got to get his donors fired up and in this thing. they don't want them to take for granted the election and assume he will win it. i think romney is proving himself already to be sort of a difficult opponent in the sense that a lot of the things they have thrown at him so far some of it stuck but not to the degree they thought it would. the story about his boyhood indiscretions in high school, so the reality is this campaign as you said it, chris, will be one for the books. they know it and they want to get in front of it as much as they possibly

harrison pope of harvard's mcclain hospital says it all plays into the obsession shared by many female body builders. >> when individuals have a very regular workout regimen and then they sustain an injury and then they just can't wait to get back to working out, one can't help but suspect that that workout regimen is having some sort of psychiatrically protective effect for them. it may be that when they get the injury, they consciously or unconsciously realize if they allow their working out to lapse for too long, that bad things may start to happen. so it may be their instincts are to get back into the workout regimen as quickly as possible, even if it's a risk to do so. >>> when we come back, a lie detector test at a body building competition? standard operating procedure for one organization. >> are you attempting to lie to any of the questions we are going to review? >> no. >> and how far will some women go to get their bodies to look like this? [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cin

to the silver and black, mcclain seems to be the focus point of rader otas.e is practicing with the team while coach says his legal process plays out. he addressed the media for all of 35 seconds following tuesday's workout. >> i'm aware of the bad publicity that i've given the raiders. i've told coach i support the raiders, my teammates, as well as the coaching staff. i apologize for the bad publicity that's been put out there. but for me it's a legal process i can't talk much about. >> and then there's the quarterback. no drama there. just a guy trying to learn a new system. carson palmer, a west coast native, geographically a good fit. it had better be given all the raiders have invested in him. palmer discusses that with our kate longworth. >> and obviously the raiders did a lot, sacrificed a lot to make you their quarterback. they showed they wanted you here. now do you feel any extra pressure to show you belong here and this is the right direction to go? >> absolutely. absolutely. i've been playing quarterback for a long time and i understand the pressu

representatives nancy mcclain and doris gooddale, non-flds members who represent colorado city took ups cause to keep the police department intact. with their leadership, the bill died in a close vote. they say the bill is unconstitutional because they claim the city is being singled out. they also acknowledge they want to support their flds constituents who will cast ballots for them come election day. another part of their argument? listen to this. >> things are changing up there and it just doesn't seem fair to go backwards in time when things are finally opening up. >> reporter: but that directly contradicts what gary engel sees. he's the primary investigator of the flds for the county prosecutor's office. >> do you think things are getting better in colorado city? >> no, things are getting much worse up there. it's getting worse by the day. more fanatical. >> reporter: so where is the representative getting her information? >> there's more commerce there. they are more willing to talk with people who are not members of the community so i see that as opening up. >> reporter: what i

we're going to ask bethany mcclain, author of "all the devils are here." plus, mark zuckerberg's fashion sense? time to lose the hoody, maybe. and tyler going to be joining us as well to help us tip our elbow to the spirits behind makers mark. he's going to have a little show and tell, right, tyler? back to you guys on "power lunch." >> you guys are lucky. wish i was going to be there. as brian mentioned earlier, daily deals like groupon getting ready to report earnings after the bell. and investors are expecting a rebound in sales. julia boorstin is in los angeles with everything you need to know ahead of those numbers. julia. >> well, sue, despite groupon's massive gains today, it looks like it's up about 18% intraday today. the stock is down nearly 50% year-to-date. and the company's fighting to regain credibility after s.e.c. probes, lawsuits and a reinstatement of fourth quarter earnings, adjusting revenue and earnings downward. ceo an drew maison can expect intense scrutiny of first quarter results and guidance due out after the bell. wall street is

mcclain was found guilty by judge in alabama.ffs and a look happy. >>gary: but he is going through is more important than a full bucket than a football game. if there's a chance that someone committed this crime, get your own evidence and give them a few weeks oftel put them right back on the field. for whatever reason, he is going where he belongs for a while. i am very surprised. sometimes right after it happens the kids right back on the pill in place. i bet you they are not to let that happen with him. >>darya: >> to see the eclipse of vest. we didn't show it last night a lot of people go way during a timeout. gary is yelling at his coach on the sidelines. they go crazy for the basketball. let's wait till sunday i still think miami is one to come back. the right now it is good for indiana. >>darya: that the clippers with a pretty good last night. without even like gloria he's still got that. >>gary: diamond the lakers. >>darya: you heard about this point guard and the lakers that is getting death threats through the twitter.

nickie johnson, ricardo fernandez, eric heyman, tyler, norman small, david mcclain, chase culpone and james legary. and to help me introduce tonight the panel, women on the horizon, will be author -- >> lucy anne hurston. the life of zora neil hurston. lucy has over her lifetime come piled a detailed knowledge of her aunt0s life and work with an historian0s observant eye. her own work as an academic sociologist with field research in jamaica, among a operations, provides he with a unique perspective of her aunt's life. she us the producer and hosts of two documentaries on zora and a high school production. she currently teaches sociology at manchester community college in connecticut. lucy anne hustoon begins her work, speak and speak again. she ignites passion. once introduced to her stories, those she told and those told about her, people want more. >> ellis walker is an internationally celebrated author poet, and activists, whose books include seven novels, four collections of sort -- short stories, four children's books and volumes ofes says. best known for "the color purple" for

last week megan mcclain criticized right wing bloggers and said many republicans treated her like a freak is talking about the backlash she is getting in the interview. some people called her fat, clueless and anti-american and suggested she kill herself. she writes quote you would think by now having gone through a presidential election with my father in 2008 i would be numb to this kind of name calling, but i am not, it hurts, it rattles me. end of uote. >>> the question for you this morning, is military service necessary to be a good president? on a day we honor our troops for service to their country, we still have men and women dying overseas. one just last week. john mccain's blames obama's foreign policy on iran, syria and afghanistan. >> it began in iran when we failed to stand up in 2009, and in libya, we quote led from behind, with iran, clearly we are kicking the can down the road. how many times have we seen north korea and iran, these different negotiations that have taken place? in afghanistan, obviously the taliban believe that we are leaving. >> still, the president defeat

nikki johnson, ricardo fernandez, eric kamen, norman wahl, david mcclain, chase called pound and games like air. please join in me in thanking them. [applause] and to help me introduce tonight's esteemed panel, women on the horizon will be rubin santiago and carl -- [applause] lucy and hurston. denise is the author of. >> so you can speak again the life of zora neale hearst -- hurston. blue sea into hurston has over her lifetime compiled detailed knowledge of her aunts life and work within historians observe and i. lucienne go hurston's on work as an academic sociologist in jamaica and st. kitts among other places provides her with unique connection to her aunt perspective in life. she has been the producer and host of two documentaries on zora in the director of the high school production of zora's play. lucianne go hurston teaches sociology at lanchester hume community college in connecticut. lucienne go hurston begins her work, speaks, let us. >> again. zora neale hurston ignites passion. once introduced in the story though she told and those told about her, people want more. [appla

should know exactly what they eat and they should keep the kids -- [unintelligible] host: moving on to mcclain, virginia. susan on our line for republicans. susan, you're on the "washington journal." go ahead. caller: hi. i agree with so much of what the last few callers have been saying and the last gentleman from new york and two or three before that to say that i think this is a multifaceted problem, but when you -- when it really comes down to it, we can't blame government. we can't blame schools. we really have to blame ourselves, the individual, the families. i grew up in a very poor community in the 1960's in queens, new york. my parents had no money. but we ate properly. and that was just purely i guess a cultural thing from europe but also an individual thing. my parents made sure they spent the time making fresh food even though we didn't have a lot of money, they didn't have a lot of time. and so i think in the end, given all these other factors, it still is an individual responsibility issue in terms of making sure that you cook the right stuff -- put the right stuff in your mouth,

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