just a little overzealous. a little overzealous when you shoot someone in the chest.n it gets worse. he says, he had been suspended from school. o they got him. they got him. he was suspended from school. he says, but what exactly was he suspended for in the first place place. here comes the smear. the kid not only was suspended from school. i was suspended from school. what does that prove? he then lists all the things he could have possibly theoretically been suspended for and has a two-page list of all these smears of the possible things that trayvon martin might have done. just to give you some of them. breaking and entering, burglary, bullying, possession of simulated weapons, sexual harassment, grand theft, hate crimes, aggravated assault arm armed robbery, arson sexual battery. why put this whole list up there, and say who knows, maybe he was charged with sexual battery. he had it coming. what is the point of this list? the point is to smear the poor dead kid and then say, i don't know, can we blame the shooter? look at all the things he might have gotten suspe

thousands on the streets and some went too far forcing the police to step in two hundred fifty overzealous protesters were detained although they've since been really. leading u.s. senator john mccain is calling for a strike to force syrian president assad out he's the first american politician to make such a call while thousands of syrians have been forced to flee from lebanon because of the fierce clashes between government forces and opposition fighters. and iran is to allow the inspectors into a secret military facility with suspected of public weapons research has been carried out earlier president obama vowed to use any power necessary to stop iran getting a nuclear bomb including standing by israel despite its threats to the islamic republic. next r t here's how there is much more peaceful way to ensure there's develop a nuclear weapon coming right up. we're sitting down with thomas pickering the service ambassador to many countries including russia as well india he also served as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations from one thousand nine hundred ninety two ninety nine to pick

reaction sall tens of thousands rallying for and against who police to change around two hundred fifty overzealous protesters but all have now been released. leading u.s. senator john mccain is calling for airstrikes still for syrian president assad oh he's the first american politicians to make such a call meanwhile thousands of syrians have been forced to flee to love and all because of the fierce clashes between government forces and opposition fighters. around is to allow u.n. nuclear inspectors into a secret military facility where it's suspected of that atomic weapons research is being carried out by president obama is vowing to use any power necessary to stop iran from getting a nuclear problem including us standing by israel despite its threats which are these along with the public. next party here's how there is a much more peaceful way to ensure iran doesn't develop a nuclear weapon. we're sitting down with thomas pickering that served as ambassador to many countries including russia israel india and he also served as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations from one thousand nine hundr

the backlash on the daycare cases was for a long time we looked the other way on church abuses, overzealous prosecutors. i lived through all this. in 2002 it curse to me, when that first incident occurred, that was just the beginning of priest cases reported. nobody could believe it. doesn't happen. coaches don't do this, priests don't do this. there was this huge level of denial. one thing i do think that as we look at the ways in which your states require reporting and the circumstances which they do it, we need to take into account overzealousness can be a problem in this area. it is one area in terms of identification reporting, child abuse where we don't have a big margin of error. if you overreport, you undercut your activities. if you underreport you have kids in many of these circumstances who no one will believe is exactly right. 90% or more are not amber alert cases, they are cases of people that know and say they love those kids. that's absolutely true. huge issue of everybody in terms of child sachlt i thifety. i think it would be a great time to step back and look at what they

to tens of thousands rallying for and against with the police having to throw the book at some overzealous protester it's. a leading us politician calls for air strikes on syria as the international pressure intensifies we take a closer look at the political changes underway in the country. u.n. nuclear inspectors get the green line to visit a secret iranian military facility and club president obama on defense israel despite its threats to launch an attack on islam republic. and i will bring you more news in about a half an hour's time up next the second part of our special report on capital punishment in the united states and the effect it has on american society. they recruit we were you know. we sort we were. you know we go right. away. harder harder for her true. she sure she. it was the biggest. you know there's fresh my for me to. mom said i was following dad around like a puppy right. what you doing when you go in and then he would ask me if i wanted to go to the stores and i didn't notice i was doing this but he they said that when i would go through like go to the store with dad

. >> joe, taking action, being overzealous is one thing.ing a law enforcement officer, and being accused of domestic violence, that has nothing to do with justice or being overzealous. so we see he hadolent tendencies. so how time every time they had a close call, they sided with zimmerman, the one with the trouble? >> i'll call it what it is, nobody wants to say it, but it is pure racism. let's call it exactly what it is. the fact that they would do a blood test on the corpse, tr trayvon, and not the person with the gun. he still has his permit and gun. >> let me -- because i'm short on time, but i want to ask you this specifically because it really bothers me. the miami herald quotes bill lee on the state of the investigation. i want to show you this because you have to answer this for me. "we are taking a beating over this" -- this is the police chief. "it is very unsettling. i'm sure if george zimmerman had the chance to relive that day, he would probably do things differently. i'm sure trayvon would too. "first of all, how does he know

. >> i believe that george zimmerman, the overzealous neighborhood watch captain should be investigated to the fullest extent of the law. if he is criminally liable, he should be prosecuted. but i am urging the parents of black and latino youngster particularly to not let their children go out wearing hoodies. i think the hoodie is as much responsible for trayvon martin's death as george zimmerman was. >> jon: how dare you boo. . the hoodie is a death trap. it has always been a death trap. sometimes the string can get caught and then pull and... the hoodie has killed more people than botulism. for more on this terrible story we have full team coverage. first out to florida. jon oliver in sanford. jon, nice to see you. ( cheers and applause ) i see that you too in solidarity are wearing a hoodie. >> absolutely, jon. any reporter who isn't wearing a hoodie right now is a racist. >> jon: i assume you're referring to me. i am not wearing a hoodie. >> you're not? then i guess i'll have to do some soul searching as to whether or not i want to work for such a colossal racist. for me, jon, i wi

case of a teenage boy shot and killed outside the florida home he was visiting by an apparently overzealous neighborhood watch volunteer with a gun. tonight, the police chief who has been under relentless fire for not arresting the man has stepped aside. for those who have descended on sanford, florida, and those watching it across the country, it amounted to progress in the case today. it's where we begin again tonight with nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: late today, chief bill lee under enormous pressure, told reporters he's stepping aside. >> it's apparent that my involvement in the matter is overshadowing the process. >> reporter: he's been chief just ten months, brought in to clean up after the beating of a homeless black man by an officer's son was caught on tape. since the killing of trayvon martin, lee has defended the decision not to arrest george zimmerman, who admits pulling the trigger. >> mr. zimmerman has made the statement of self defense. until we can establish probable cause to dispute that, we don't have the grounds to arrest him. >> today, martin's parents say they want the

. >> trayvon martin is dead because george zimmerman was overzealous, profiled, and killed this boy. >> the department of justice has promised an investigation. for many, this provokes old grievances. >> of russia says it will support a u.n. resolution endorsing kofi annan's plan for syria. the former minister said that russia will not support giving bashar al-assad's government and all to make impact of this signals a shift in moscow's stance. -- the former minister said that russia will not support giving bashar al-assad's government an ultimatum. the exxon valdez dumped 11 million gallons of oil into prince william sound leading for the climate for ships to have two calls. he was known as the arab pope, mourners crowded in cairo to pay tribute to pope shenouda. many of the congregation broke down in tears. he has been buried at a monastery in the nile delta. >> from across egypt, coptic christians flooded in, looking for a place in the cathedral to say goodbye to pope shenouda. some brought their on tributes to the leader of four decades. inside of st. mark's cathedral, priests in

trayvon martin is dead because george zimmerman was overzealous and profiled and killed this young black child. >> we are joined more with details on this case. listening to the lawyer there, it sounds clear that they're suggesting that was this -- that this was purely motivated by racism. >> this happened three weeks ago. the family cried foul pretty much straight away in regards to the police action. what has changed is that the police released transcripts according to the 911 calls. specifically, one called it a together has caused this out raised. it was a call made by george zimmerman, the shooter in this case, to police dispatchers. they specifically tell him not to follow trayvon martin . he did and shot trayvon martin. there seems to have been an assumption that trayvon martin did something wrong. after he was dead, he was tested for drugs and alcohol. the shooter was not. >> this raises issues about another contentious issue and that is guns and people are saying that if you have these neighborhood watch activists who are armed, we will have more of these kind of scenarios. >> t

. >> he stereotype to this kid and trayvon martin is dead because george zimmerman was overzealous and kill this young, black child. >> the department of justice is promising an investigation. for many, it is old grievances. bbc news, washington. >> in other news, more than 40 people have been killed in a series of bomb attacks in iraq. explosions came on the ninth anniversary of the u.s.-led invasion. at least 200 were wounded. iraq prepares to host an arab league summit. president obama heads made new guidelines to make it easier for american businesses. the guidelines make it clear that our internet services like skype and yahoo! can be offered to iranians. people in the u.k. are set to benefit from the government's budget. a chancellor will make the announcement later today and is expected to announce a significant further increase in the threshold at which people start paying tax, and cut the top rate for tax for the highest earners. here is our political correspondent. >> george spent most of his time at the treasury talking about spending cuts, but this budget will be remembered

"overzealous"? the officer had a gun. meehan has apologized.the newspaper did the right thing. for nearly two decades, bob caldwell was part of "the oregonian." he died of a heart attack at 63 and the paper erroneously reported that he had been found in a parked car. but the paper later corrected that report. caldwell had said had been visiting a 23-year-old woman whom he paid for sex. he collapsed after they had sex and she called 911. caldwell's widow told the a.p. said she understood why they needed to print the story. one more twist, the family friend who gave the paper the false story turns out to be an editor of the paper. she has been fired. at the risk of being revialed for the softy i am, paying tribute to one of the oldest practitioners of journalism. first here is 11-year-old topanga, a reporter for scholastic news who landed an audience with the first lady. >> who you do you respond to critics who say the government should not be telling people how to eat or stay active? >> you know, that's absolutely right. and let's move doesn't d

leeway is given to spain but the region's followers say they're the ones getting the force of the overzealous take. the next we hear why sanctions and threats of military action don't work when it comes to solving the radian nuclear dispute. i'm joined by john baron a british member of parliament and the only member of the conservative party to vote against taking military action in libya john thanks as being to r.t. you now you recently put forward a motion to the house of parliament urging the government to rule out military action in iran and you say that move would be counterproductive why is that but i think it would it's not only naive but it's illogical it's naive because the policy of force has clearly failed the policy of saber rattling and sanctions has not worked they are yesterday's promises iran is not going to be deterred from pursuing its nuclear program but it's also in logical because we're keeping an option on the table which clearly inflames the situation people know that it's would be a disaster if we pursue that option of force it's not working the iranians have turned ou

saw tens of thousands rallying for and against but the police having just throw the book at some overzealous protestors. a leading us politician calls for air strikes on syria as the international pressure intensifies we take a closer look at the political changes underway in the country. u.n. nuclear inspectors get the green light to visit us secret iranian military facility while president obama defense israel despite its threats to launch an attack on me as logical republican. and investors around the globe was selling on worries about greece's bailout and china's economic growth with the russian markets closing it was sent in the read more on this in business old soon twenty. thanks for being with us seven o'clock here in moscow on charon taraji more than two hundred opposition members detained after a night of election meetings in moscow have all been released one of the gathering spiraled out of control and police had to move and argues alex a had a chef ski has more from outside the kremlin. essentially it wasn't very much different from the mass rallies we've been witnessing for the

thousands rallying for and against improvement but the police having just throw the book at some overzealous protesters. leaving us politician calls for air strikes on syria as the international pressure intensifies we take a closer look at the political changes underway in the country. the u.n. nuclear inspectors get the green light to visit a secret iranian military facility president obama defends israel despite its threat to launch an attack on the islamic republic. thanks for being with us six o'clock here in moscow on charon taraji well more than two hundred opposition members detained after a night of election meetings in moscow have all been released one of the gathering spirals out of control and police had to move in archie's aleksandr steps kate has more from outside the kremlin. essentially it wasn't very much different from the mass rallies we've been witnessing for the last three or four months in russia since the parliamentary vote in december only that maybe this rally was not as big as usual with around twenty thousand people attending it but still they were there to protest

reactions are tens of thousands rally for and against who the police had entered from the book at some overzealous protesters. a leading us politician calls for air strikes on syria as the international pressure intensifies we take a closer look at the political changes underway in the country. you want nuclear inspectors get the green light to visit our secret iranian military facility president obama voters israel despite its threat to launch an attack on the islamic republic. thanks for being with us four o'clock here in moscow i'm karen taraji more than two hundred opposition members are detained after a night of election rallies in moscow have all been released some of the gathering spiraled out of control and police had to move in and update now from archies aleksey at a shop ski in central moscow i like to say why so many arrests. were from the first small groups who didn't see anything wrong in this rally just like another one of those rallies we've been seeing for the last three or four months ever since the problem is people in december were pretty much positive not aggressive people gat

reaction saw tens of thousands rallying for and against police detained around two hundred fifty overzealous protesters but all have now been released. leading u.s. senator john mccain is calling for air strikes to force syrian president assad out in the first american politician to make such a card meanwhile thousands of syrians have been forced to flee to lebanon because of the fierce clashes between government forces and opposition fighters. iran is to allow u.n. nuclear inspectors into a secret military facility where it's suspected that atomic weapons research is being carried out president obama is vowing to use any power necessary to stop iran getting a nuclear bomb including standing by israel despite its threat to attack the islamic republic. next math and stacey on bail some of the secrets world financier's would rather you didn't know it's all in the cards report coming up next. best times are this is because the report magic circles inner sanctums and of course curses stacy herbert tell me more max the topic of conversation stay with be j.p. morgan the credit card for the one per

thousands on the streets some went too far forcing the police to step in around two hundred fifty overzealous protesters were detained although they've since been released. leading u.s. senator john mccain is calling for airstrikes to force syrian president assad is the first american politician to make such call meantime thousands of syrians have been forced to flee to lebanon because of the fierce fashion's between government forces and opposition fighters. and iran's to allow u.n. nuclear inspectors into a secret military facility for its suspected atomic weapons research is being carried out earlier president obama vowed to use any power necessary to stop around getting a nuclear bomb including standing by israel despite its threat to attack the islamic republic. i'm kevin zero in on all those top stories with me in thirty minutes afterwards to washington apart to the low to show very short. hi guys it's time for you said it i read it right takes time to respond to our really and engaging viewer comments on facebook twitter and you tube because when you've got something to say i listen no

authorities are frayed whoever stole it may melt it down for scrap metal or it could have been a overzealousan. it's estimated to be worth $10,000. the family says it's irreplaceable and the only one made. the family wants it back no questions asked. >> and this is a beloved figure. it's just a personal injury, coming up taking something that doesn't belong to you. >> investigators say they don't have leads in this case and the statue created by dr. suess's step daughter about 15 years ago. >> that is a shame. >> hopefully they'll get it back. >> let's check on the forecast now. >> after the snowfall i thought you might be asking how is the snow pack? i thought that because i'm a forecaster. there is 50% of normal now. and this is despite snow. central sierra at 47% of the normal at this time of the year. so we need a lot more snow but season is growing shorter, tomorrow, looking for mild conditions in most locations. highs 69 in sacramento. 70 in los angeles. 85 palm springs and rainy, cool up north in you're yeeka. tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, sunny skies and mild. there are mid to upper

there's been a change to that this is a billion complaints were viewed board will now be prosecuting overzealous and y.p. officers thanks to an agreement between the city council the mayor and y.p. commissioner ray kelly now before. they have nearly receive the complaints they were determined if they were substantiated and then handed over to the police for judgment and so i'm surprisingly. to get off the hook more often than not according to an advocate group called citizens a union between two thousand and two and twenty ten c c r b recommended the maximum punishment for two thousand and seventy eight officers now but it was doled out only one hundred fifty one times so based on the odds here a little what happened when officers committed acts like the. the i'm. the guy. it's not just brutality against occupy wall street or the n.y.p.d. through surveillance of muslims liberal groups corruption cases the integrity of crime data and stop and frisk practices of all that isn't clamoring for more oversight and in fact just today the new york civil liberties union filed a federal class action lawsui

he was overzealous in his neighborhood watch duties which seems self-assigned. were the case and if you are trayvob martin, you find it hard to believe you wouldn't want to confront that has been following you in that manner. >> shannon: liz, should this be a political situation. a plot of politicians, when something happens under questionable circumstances, i can bring a public voice to it. many of them said they want to be voice of this young man. is that the proper forum though? >> i think you can see arguments on both sides. you can say the media attention perhaps will spur greater or sense of urgency to the investigation. they are going to do a better job. certainly the police department has come under criticism that perhaps it will turn out maybe to be warranted and good thing that the questions are being asked. i do think when you have so much media attention particularly in a case where there is going to be a legal matter, we don't know much of the details. we haven't known most of the details from the beginning and inevitablely things are going to get t

some of the things neighbors said about zimmerman is "i think he took his job too seriously" and "overzealous this adds to the picture the ex-coworker gave of him. >> yes, one thing we know for sure, the 911 operator told george zimmerman not to follow trayvon martin and he decided to do that anyway. why did he decide to do that? was it the hoodie, it was the color of his skin? did he want to take control of the situation? but we're learning more and more everyday. >> in fact, kendall, when i go through the log of some of the 911 calls zimmerman made since march 2005, he called about a pot hol blocking road. november 2006, vehicle driving real slow, blasting music. trash in the roadway, open garage door, january of this year, children playing in the street. it would seem to me he would be annoying to the police calling on such petty things like this, but he treated him like he was something to be treated special, it just doesn't add up. >> he is exactly what responsible police officers don't want. they don't want a citizen walking around with a gun without the training and professionalism to

i believe that george zimmerman, the overzealous neighborhood watch captain should be investigated to extent of the law and if he is criminally liable, he should be prosecuted. but i am urging the parents of black and latino youngsters particularly to not let their children go out wearing hoodies. i think the hoody is as much responsible for trayvon martin's death as george zimmerman was. >> juliet: what do you mean? >> when you see a kid walking down the street, particularly dark skinned kid like my son who i constantly went out wearing a damn hoody or the pants around his ankles. take that hood off, people see you and what's the instant identification, what's the instant association? it's crime scene surveillance tapes. every time you see someone stick up a 7-11, the kid is wearing a hoody. every time you see a mugging on a surveillance camera or get the old lady in the alcove, it's kid with a hoody. you have to recognize that this whole stylizing yourself as a gangsta, people are going to perceive you as a menace. that's what happens. it is an instant reflexive action. remember jua

she's described as an overzealous fan.isten to this -- she was reportedly carrying a brick when s she broke into the home. cowell found the woman with the brick in his bathroom. nothing was taken and no one was injured. yikes. >> indeed. >>> 5:26. 56 degrees. coming up, the brand new road already needing repairs. >>> also, a troubling report just released for parents of teenage drivers. >>> facebook fight, the lawmakers who want to make sure your private page stays that way. >>> and long lines for a chance i was shocked to find out how many couples don't sleep in the same bedroom. but in the sleep number store, we hear it all the time. yeah, nine out of ten couples disagree on the firmness they want in a mattress. i sleep on the couch. with our bed, the sleep number setting represents the firmness that you like on your half of the mattress. don't mess with my side because i'm comfortable. i can adjust mine to my liking and she can do the same. go ahead and switch sides so you can feel what the other side feels like. you're

i think they were a little overzealous with getting a capital plan out there that would get them back in line with bbnt. i like suntrust better than any of the four -- >> let me also just clarify what i said. forgive me for roping you in with the analyst community. you of course are a money manager, correct? >> yes, correct. >> citigroup, a good buy or great buy, as you say. is that a scenario where you see bank of america did the best coming out of the first stress test, now a real opportunity for ownership in citi shares as well? >> if you're looking in the short run, i don't think any of these banks will be the be all end all of trading vehicles. as we get more accustomed to the new normals with dodd-frank, these will be ongoing codified things. there's still a lot of opportunity with these banks to generate revenue overtime. i don't think you're going to get any significant pop in a week or two or couple of quarters but two or three years out, you're going to be glad that you own citi at this level. >> jamie, i'm surrounded by a bunch of traders who would like to speak with you. s

self-appointed watch commander for his neighborhood, is this a guy that's looking to be a hero or an overzealous vigilante? >> i don't know the answer to that. we have neighborhood watch in many of our communities and they work very well with police. the bottom line is that police undergo hundreds of hours of training. much of that training revolves around use of force, whether verbal persuasion or deadly force, for that matter. citizens don't get that kind of training. that's one of the problems when you look at gun laws and people being able to purchase guns and there's no requirement for any kind of training or anything and then you wind up with a tragedy and we wonder why. he's not a police officer. he is a civilian. and we train people that are involved in neighborhood watch, if you see something, call 911, let the police handle it. >> philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey. sir, nice to have you on this morning. >> thank you. >>> on a very different note today, as we look into the technology world, the new ipad is pretty hot. we mean really hot and not just because of its record

what we're asking for is an exemption from onerous and overzealous federal regulations that can slow the process of rebuilding a bridge or a road by years. the average time for an environmental review for a construction project is four years. now, the other side wants to pay lip service. they want to say something about it but do nothing to fix the problem. the people who live in marshall county and trigg county want their bridge fixed. they want to get to work and not take an hour and a half to get to work. the way we fix this is we get rid of the red tape. the way you do that's by changing the law. so what i propose is that we vote against the say-something/do-nothing and vote for reform that actually has teeth and would take away the red tape and allow us to immediately begin to repair our bridges without big brother obstructing the reconstruction. thank you. and i yield back. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote:

$300 million dollars, it is distressing, because the last thing we want is the stories of how some overzealous tax agent goes and bust someone's doorstep to try to collect taxes. the truth is, for the most part, you have employees that do yeoman's work to help their fellow prepamericans. i hope it will sound the alarms on the ability for us to pay our taxes the right way voluntarily. my understanding and correct me if i am wrong that we now $385 billiont some is not paid in taxes that are avoided or intentionally not paid in this country. is that the estimate? >> that is the tax gap estimate for tax year 2006. >> so that's more money. than we we would fund you for how many years? >> a lot. >> it's incredible. we have americans who are voluntarily paying their taxes. you have a bunch of other americans who are not doing what they should and so the responsible taxpayers in this country are having to cover for those who are not. and you can go out and figure out who they are, but -- if you have the enforcement money to go out there and find them. many of them makes simple errors. i think most ame

he's overzealous about nothing. i can't understand why nobody's reporting. true which happens a lot in a day to me. there was a big thing he called the cops 150 times in the years and it was usually involving a black guy, oddly enough it was always a suspicious black guy. i didn't see that story mentioned. i don't know the exact number, i think it was 49 or something. >> 49 or 50. >> a lot. and people are suspicious. >> the operator knew him hiss name, like hi, george. >> apparent i there there are a lot of f'ing goons around. >> the 911 operators the should never know your name by how many times you've called. >> he wanted to chat. >> the taco bell drive-through lady knows my own. it's a friendly h1n1 we don't tell a lot of people about. >> do you order extra pink slime? >> let's go to renÉ in california. you're on with kathleen. hey, renÉ. >> hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> i just wanted -- good morning to you. to make a couple points. and it didn't come up until after a subsequent interview with lawrence o'donnell and the gentleman from the "new yor

i believe george zimmerman, the overzealous neighborhood captain should be investigated to the fullestent of the law. and if he is criminally lieable, he should be prosecuted, but i am urging the parents of black and latino youngsters particularly to not let their children go out wearing hoodies. i think that hoodies. >> no. no. no. >> is as much responsible for trayvon martin's death as george zimmerman was. >> that's just like the judge who says denied -- and we have heard, just like the judge who would say. i'm sorry, money you are asking to be raped. you were just begging to be rape raped wearing a low-cut dress like that. yeah, honey. it's your clothes. that was an infitation to rape, just like geraldo rivera saying the hoodie. look. it is not the 450die that trayvon was wearing that got george zimmerman's attention. it was the fact that he was a younghoodie that trayvon was wearing that got george zimmerman's attention. it was the fact that he was a young black teenager, not the clothes he was wearing. it was the color of his skin. let's face it. now, the zimmerman camp is starti

it's shocking, it can't be, a parent overzealous at the easter egg hunt in 2012?>> reporter: well, it's not as though they were knocking the kids over the head and stealing the eggs. but, yeah, they were kind of pushy. it's for kids only, and the hunt usually takes several minutes, but because the pushy parents kind of went over the fence into the kids' area helping them gather up the eggs, the hunt only lasted for several seconds because, guess what? all the eggs were gone. you see the parents there helping kids out, and they shouldn't be helping them. it's kids only. so it turns out some kids got a lot of eggs, and a lot of kids got no eggs at all, and that left a lot of hurt feelings. here's some parents who were a bit disappointed. listen. >> what kind of role model are you as a parent if your actions are canceling, you know, an event that your child's going to remember for the rest of their life? >> canceling something so important for kids and their little energy and the funness of it just makes me sad. >> just chill out a little bit and let these kids enjoy