. >> and h bb is -- hpv is causing morrill problems with cancers, especially -- oral cancer problems,specially with men. >> the wal-mart foundation presents meals on wheels of central maryland with $100,000 this morning. the grant will enable wheels -- meals on wheels to improve their operations and it feed more of the community seniors. >> on behalf of the nearly 1800 clyne to rely on our volunteers to provide nutritious meals, related services and human contact. >> they provide nearly 750,000 meals every year. >> in tonight's medical alert, one major curt -- insurance co. has decided they will not pay for new prescriptions after a breast cancer drug avastin. blue cross of california says as of october 17 it says it will no longer pay for the medication for new breast cancer patient, but those already taking the drug will begin to continue coverage. the fda says it does not appear to help breast cancer patients. prenatal vitamins have been around for a long time, but as nutrition has evolved, so have the vitamins. now it is important to take a kind that has dha with elements of fish

who can think that the morrill art of the universe is bent towards justice? what progressives, revolutionaries, radicals come all of these visions, socialists, communists, social justice, crusaders believe is that the problem is society. society and divides people, society elevates summit keeps others down. society persuades us tobacco into the unnecessary war. society is the problem. a society makes criminals. but society doesn't do this, there is no society. society is us. society is a reflection of who we are. everybody has the capacity for selfishness, aggression, doing things that are on just we think moral choices of the time and sometimes we make choices that are immoral. the better among fewer of those traces, and what we consider probably misdemeanors. maybe there are things that work among us but they are certainly rare. so you're the problem. but if we are the problem, then we can't fix the problem, can we? putting people in power does what? it takes the same type of person that is causing the problem and gives them a lot of power of the rest of us

authority to actually be able to know that what they were doing was the right thing or were they morrillf everybody. and therefore, how could the government agent make the right decisions for every 100,000 for just as many? that is because he wasn't making a proper market decision himself. it was patronizing. he was making a decision on behalf of others, and of course he have other agendas. in his nobel lecture, which is well, hayek said that it was a bit like going to a football match where you knew all of the vital statistics of all of the individuals involved to review their ages, their height, their abilities, their ability to pass, or whatever. and you knew all of that, you knew what the weather was like, you know what the time of day was like, you knew all of the circumstances of the people involved, and then trying to predict what would be the result of the game. he said it is impossible to know that much information about people coming and we will never reach that state. >> host: that does raise an interesting issue because the movie the money ball basically takes an economist ou

who was born at the tail in of the depression, who had grown up in the segregated south, to the mlk morrill, passing by the words in the statue's the reminded us of fdr, i thought that we must have in this country once again an fdr moment. [applause] and i thought about that american dream, and it made me think about the 48 million people last year who did not work with one single day -- one single week. and i thought about the american dream, and i thought about the 16.4 million children in this country who live in poverty. and i thought about the american dream, and i thought about 46.2 million americans who live in poverty, the highest that it has been in my entire lifetime. i am 53 years old, the highest that it has been in 52 years. i thought about that american dream, and i thought, could i say the same thing for my son and for all of my children in this generation, that my parents thought for me, even as they lived in segregation, even as they live through jim crow, even as they live through the voting rights act, even as they lived through the riots of the 1960's, even as they lived