in everything from the best periences below... to the finest comfortsbove. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. >> the epa accused ofslapng fees on conservative groups that are normally waived giving green groups a pass. tracey, you say it isot fair. >> eveone is sick of the favoritism. the green agenda is costing us more money and who is paying for it? it is you and i. you watch the energy prices go up if it happens. >> johnathon, another example. they say no, no, we are not targeting groups but that is an example of the target. >> this is life on obama's animal farm. all animals are equal but the greens are more equal than the rest. tracey hits the nail on the head. this is making it different for groups who oppose the green a venda and making it cheap and easy for those who support the green agenda. it is a attack on political freedom and it is government using force against its own people. >> is there any defense of this. if this happens and i say if. and it is coming fro a organization that the biaed against the epa, if this happens the

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in everything from the best periences below... to the finest comforts above.ply saluting history... we're mang it. liz: i did each of those off the floor. mcdonald's taking super size to the next level by rolling out the mega potato. coming out in the japanese restaurants the equivalent of two large fries and it weighs three-quarters of a pound with more than 1,100 calories in -- it is introduced defense the held the options after a nine year-old girl role question does ceo ask you where he serves and healthy choices. and looking up the stock jjst down under 1% at $100.4. mcdonald's. we love the french fries. stock trading lower despite these data with new and existing homes did rise in april over the past couple days within the durable goods report much better than expected month over month increase but still a the dow jones industrial average on track for the first three day losing streak of the entire year. is this the beginning of the much discussed long awaited correction or does the rally have more room to run after a stumble? and riley joins me now and

. >> in new york, i'm here r the w york culary hes perience at the icc. >> rose: are you speaking to them. >> i gave a cooking class for the first time. >> rose: do you really. >> yes. we learned how to saver champagne which apparently i've become a specialist at. >> rose: is that right. >> yes. >> rose: is that hard. >> one in 20 model is explodes in my hand. >> rose: when you arrived in paris you spoke french. >> when i arrived in paris i spoke no french and every time i spoke it it was with intense anxiety. >> rose: today. >> today they somemes askhat part of france i'm from. i tell them i'm from brittany. or they say oh you're italian, you have a sweet italian accent. >> rose: do they ask you that, what part of france are you from. >> yes. >> rose: here's my deal. i sent to new york someone a dan rose who wants to come to new york. you recognize in him or her everything that you are. and so we'll open a restaurant here and we'll be happy the rest of our life. >> that would be wonderful. i might be ableo be convind. rose: thanks for coming. >> thank you. pleasure being here. >> ro

so right now, each moment, i can decide to perience the fullness of life, to experience joy, to experience the wonderful communion of talking and sharing and looking in another person's eyes and seeing their soul, and hopefully, their seeing mine. so again, the quality of life not measured by the length, but by the fullness with which we enter into each present moment. the human condition is a 26 part series about health and wellness. for more information on this program and accompanying materials, call: or visit us online at... call: annenberg media ♪ by: narrator: welcome to destinos: an introduction to spanish. in this episode, you'll begin hearing and experiencing a different variety of spanish as raquel interacts with natives of argentina. así que ¿ud. anda buscando a la señora rosario? sí. ¿ud. la conoce? claro que la conozco. muy buena la doña. lástima que se ha mudado para la capital.

but the purpose is for us to discuss legislators about their periences and have access to liberty. think is a good way to set up the caucus. if there is a bill that is divisive, that should not be a reason why a member would not be a part of nap it is a way to communicate with policy leaders on this issue and that was a good model for us. >> excellent suggestion. rebecca, how about you? >> i think when people work together it comes down to human nature are nature. -- human nature. i think with fer going to form a cause cause that is effective for religious liberty in oklahoma, one of the first things we need to do is meet on a regular basis and spend time with one another so we develop a personal relationship so we can trust each other and work together as a team. this is always going to be something where you have a nucleus of people who are committed and a lot of people who will follow them. for your committed people, it is important to have a strong sense of team work and understanding of one another so they can work together in the trenchs. in politics, things move very quickly