so the question i would then prop is that prop a leafs unanswered is that where is the money going to and we shouldn't put ourselves on the hook >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you. the money isn't coming out of thin air but prop b this mauntdz that the city employees contribute 2 percent of their pay. and the city for 2008 matches that with one percent so new employees from as of 2009 two percent of their health care is being saved it's not coming from taxpayers in san francisco it's from city applies from the city and county of san francisco >> mr. murphy. >> sure so one of the troubling points of prop a there's a catch all in the amendment that the contributions of the employee and accident planned contribution by the city are insufficient to meet the requirements of the truth you fund the city is on the hook for the balance. which means in practical terms we have to cut from somewhere else or raise taxes. and the picture of retiree health care where we can fund health care on 3 percent of people's annual salaries is a little bit rosy. it's not something we can really bet on with h

if you vote yes open prop b you want to approve the 8 development site if you vicinity no on prop b i approve the washington street development project. i'm here with alec the proponent of propose b and c ambassador we're also joined by on opponent of the measure >> i'd like to a start with mr. barb why are you for this as opposed to. >> i'm for the proposition because i cared about the san francisco project & using the waterfront i see this as an opportunity to open up the waterfront by opening up streets that were closed in the dark redevelopment stage when the freeway was here blocked by fence and further made ugly by a parking lot. we need in this 3 blocks open vitality spates housing over retail shops and cafes and restaurants we need to turn those into something that's a benefit for people walking along and enjoying the embarcadero >> why are you against it. >> we're using a no vote on prop b and c. number one it changes the height all along this particle of the waterfront to almost double the size the freeway that was torn down. it also is bulky as a favorable field so instead

so the questio i would then prop is that prop a lea unanswered is that where is the money going to comew shout puturselves othe hook >> supervisor rrell. >> thank you. the money isn't comi out of thin air but prop b this maudz that the city employees contribute 2 percent of their pay. and the city for 2008 matches that with o perce so new employees from as of009 two percent of their health care is ing sad it's not coming from taxpayers in san francisco it's fromity appes fm the city d county of san francisco >> mr. murphy. >> sure so one of the troubling points of prop a there's a catch all the amendment that the contributions of the employee and accident planned contribution by the city are insufficient to meet the requirements othe tth you fu the city is on the hook for the balance. which means in practical terms we have to cut fm somewhere else or raise taxes. and the picture o retee health care where we can fund health care on 3 perce o people's annual salaries is a little bit rosy. it's not something we can really bet o with health ca costs and fit costs rising at the, you know, 3

supported prop thirty seven and what companies you know didn't support prop thirty seven in fact defeated it we have to we have to support those companies that gave money to prop thirty seven by buying their products that are already in label that they agreed to label them with no jammers and then we need to boycott the people who defeated prop thirty seven we had angela . purchase stock power to kind of drive these corporations into irrelevancy cindy i wanted to ask you just one last question running out of time you support something called the grange movement and i wanted to know exactly what that is and how you would implement the statewide we have about a minute left well you know that's something california leads the world is warmer and there are moral leaders in agriculture we need to change from these big agribusinesses back to organic farming and we need foreign collectives and cooperatives and the greens movement. is a movement that these people can and farmers are manic small farmers can get together that increases their purchasing power it increases you know the benefits when y

to we have to support those companies that gave money to prop thirty seven by buying their products that are already in label that they agreed to label them with no jammers and then we need to boycott the people who defeated prop thirty seven we don't enjoy that. purchased sock power to kind of drive these corporations into irrelevancy cindy i wanted to ask you just one last question running out of time you support something called the grange movement and i wanted to know exactly what that is and how you would implement the statewide we have about a minute left well you know that's something california leads the world is warmer and there are moral leaders and agriculture we need to change from these big agribusiness back to organic farming and we need for him collectives and cooperatives and the green. is a movement that these people can and farmers are gannett small farmers can get together that increases their purchasing power it increases you know the benefits when you have more people. and you can get benefits but also builds this community that we're talking about for a revolut

assets enter and so this banking system is very vulnerable and what they do is they leverage the drug prop department strenuously do know as these claims but in that case leading terrorism. why is it going to such extraordinary lengths to silence was the blows on the subject critics say the case for illegal use of warrant force for us and depleted uranium appears clear coat. as a member of parliament of eighteen years following the allied forces official admission they used seventy seven bombs containing white phosphorus on civilians accusing other countries of using chemical weapons when you're doing so on a greater scale she says quote. thinking seek truth from facts this is the truth. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contr

it's prop b on the ballot. the project called eight washington would be built near the waterfront at the foot of washington and the embarcadero. cara liu live in the city where she found a lot of people divided over prop b, cara. >> reporter: the plan calls for 134 condos in two buildings here on washington. an eight to 12 story building behind it. the race is on to influence public opinion on what should happen on 3.2 acres at washington and the embarcadero. proponents on proposition b & c including mayor lee want to move forward with a new plan. supporters say by voting yes, voters would push forward the plan also known aseight washington which city leaders have approved and create hundreds of jobs. >> anyone walking, jogging along the waterfront and comes across this space, it's very obvious to realize we need an upgrade. we have a parking lot and a fence. it's not inviting. >> reporter: tom avianos, the sierra club and the democratic party, the campaign says it's more about open space and rising water limit

invaded they just propped up all the opium lords and told them to plant and they had a bumper crop and set world records within a year or two yes the wall street bankers are dependent on drug wandering money money laundering to keep their enterprises going they're making all these crazy gambles with derivatives you know. the amount of derivatives floating around are into the hundreds of trillions more than there is real assets enter and so this banking system is very vulnerable and what they do is they leverage the drug prop department strenuously do know as these claims but in that case leading terrorism. why is it going to such extraordinary lengths to silence was the blows on this subject critics say the case for illegal use of warrant force for us and depleted uranium appears clear coat. as a member of parliament of eighteen years following the allied forces official admission they used seventy seven bombs containing white phosphorus on civilians accusing other countries of using chemical weapons when you're doing so on a greater scale she says quote. absolutely stinking seek truth

prop. 13 is a serious block. it would free up hundreds of thousands of dollars that could be brought into public schools and could also be in fused in our local -- infused in our local and state economy. that is a very complicated question, and one i have only brush the surface on. that is another segment. >> we will follow that by another complicated question. i would like to get your thoughts on homelessness and what the city is doing about homelessness, what direction you think we should be headed in, a big issue in san francisco. >> homelessness is interesting. when you look at it as a sociological perspective, we have some of the people in the homeless community enjoying being on the street. others want help. i think when we also -- we need to do a better job of taking care of those mentally ill. when you are on the street and you listen to the homeless folks or you watch them interacting, you see they are a little disturbed. i think the city overall has done a good job in terms of housing and taking them of

that's a pale unit we invent euphemism that's called ripping off your customer that is that's what prop trading is it is buying low and selling high to people who don't know any better and they are your counterparts banks are not allowed to do that but they are doing it as we speak now you're outnumbered a lobbyist when it comes to dodd frank and the big banks they have many more lobbyists on their side the banks say they didn't know in the sense that dodd frank is a law yes it's a long time it's been a slow and painful but do you do you see this as progress at all from your perspective well martin luther king made famous the phrase that the. history bends towards progress so i need to believe that we are making progress you know i can't get out of bed hopeless every day yes we're number one hundred fifty to one in terms of lobbying yes well street spends roughly two point five million dollars per day lobbying yes they have bought congress yes doj frank isn't so much wall street reform but the restatement of existing law that wall street let us have but no i think america has not forgot

it's prop b on the ballot. the project called eight washington would be built near the waterfront at the foot of washington and the embarcadero. cara liu live in the city where she found a lot of people divided over prop b, cara. >> reporter: the plan calls for 134 condos in two buildings here on washington. an eight to 12 story building behind it. the race is on to influence public opinion on what should happen on 3.2 acres at washington and the embarcadero. proponents on proposition b & c including mayor lee want to move forward with a new plan. supporters say by voting yes, voters would push forward the plan also known aseight washington which city leaders have approved and create hundreds of jobs. >> anyone walking, jogging along the waterfront and comes across this space, it's very obvious to realize we need an upgrade. we have a parking lot and a fence. it's not inviting. >> reporter: tom avianos, the sierra club and the democratic party, the campaign says it's more about open space and rising water limit

follow p--- prop an ol to jackson. he has always hasn'ted his innocence. he already filed a petition in texas to have his med clam license reinstated. >>> let's talk about a 3d perspective. it did bring some shower activity to points south of us. for now we continue to see a relatively quiet setup. that is likely to continue into the day tomorrow. maryland's most powerful radar, where is the nearest precipitation. we have to scan toward roan knock. unless your travel plans take you south of staunton, you're going to stay dry in the mid- atlantic. fog in the low valley. could see patches of fog. it's possible. high thin cloud cover after that fog lifted in northern baltimore county and phyt billion finish to the day. st. vincent pilates, a beautiful day. clouds are 25 feet up. a bright, bright finish to the day. 64 at thurgood marshall. high pressure is in control, also lefthanding it self-to milder than average temps. 62 in ocean city. 62 in fellly. this is a mild, mild pattern across the mid-atlantic states. light and

era james bond film the spy who loved me which you just saw any plans to turn the prop into a working submarine car now as you just saw again in the clip the original james vaughn not sean connery fact it was roger moore and he drives the car off the pier to have a the talking helicopters the wheels retract fins emerge and with a touch of another button a rocket launches blasting those choppers that were chasing him right out of the sky but now must was apparently disappointed to learn that the prop didn't actually do this and he won most told n.b.c. news. quote i was it was amazing as a little kid in south africa to watch james bond in the spy who loved me drive his lotus off a pier press a button and have a transform into a submarine underwater i was disappointed to learn it can actually transform what i'm going to do is upgrade it with a tesla a lecture power train and try to make it transform for real who now bob with an estimated fortune of six point seven billion and the engineering minds behind tesla do you think that you know mr musk is more well placed to make his childhood f

policeman managed to get her guns to use as props. her opponents in the senate did not get the same help. >> more than 300 a50 people hav been killed with assault weapons. >> senator feinstein making her case in january for a new ban on assault weapons and in doing so she managed to get sault weapons for the news conference. they were models used in high profile shootings including a bushmaster x n -- m-15, tech 9, and others with a high capacity magazine. these are illegal in d.c. washington times senior ed store emily miller discovered m.p.d. with chief lanier apps approval provided most guns to senator feinstein. >> obviously chief lanier supports the ban. >> she makes that claim because republican senators ted cruz and lindsay graham were refused permission to bring guns. >> i spoke to them and they talk oh theed to the capitol police -- talked to the capitol police and was refused help so they were denied help that feinstein was given. >> the washington times opinion page doesn't support an assault weapons ban but the article doe

i am not a prop!art of the new generation of suffragettes. >> north carolina does have a serious leadership problem in the governor's office, but not when it comes to this activist. joining me now is madison kimbrie. madison, it's great to have you on the show. thank you for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you so much for having me. >> tell me what it's like to give that speech and have that reaction at 12. >> i was so nervous when i started giving the speech with some of people up there with me. and i was thinking how can i compare my speech to any of these people because they were so amazing, but when the crowd started reacting like that, i was just like wow. >> wow. i was so thrilled watching you, because i started very young. why did you get involved in this fight? >> i didn't like what i saw happening to my state, so i wanted to take action and see what i could do to stop it. >> well, what part of this law disturbs you the most? >> the fact that 16 and 17 year olds aren't able to preregister

over 300 film props are being auctioned in a special sale in hollywood with some unique memorabilia upfor grabs. >> perched majestically in this hollywood auction house, perhaps the most famous movie prop of all time -- the maltese falcon. it might be cast in lead, but it is worth its weight in gold. it is written -- expected to reach over $1 million. two identical statues were used in the classic. this one in particular has buyers aflutter. >> there are several different memos referring to it being dropped on set. if you look at the right tail feather of this one, you can see it has been bent from the fall. best of all if you watch the final moments of the film as humphrey bogart is carrying the falcon out of his apartment, you can see the bent tail feather. >> another high-priced lot this 1940 car used in "casablanca." also up for grabs, big-screen costumes like this racy leather jacket sported by steve mcqueen in the 1971 classic film and this delicately embroidered wool dress worn by gwyneth paltrow in her oscar-winning role in the 1998 what buster "shakespeare in love your code --

they said obama has to have props around when he does a conjob in the rose garden or wherever he chewso deceive or receive his worshippers. it was posted by the weekly standard and gained more traction when sarah palin said she couldn't blame someone for believing it. with the obama white house's total lack of transparency, it's no wonder some ask if they staged a fainting lady in the rose garden. it's a single step because president obama has lied so often and so blatantly. the person assault on the president continues to this day. we have no idea what sarah palin reads. she couldn't answer that and we don't know where she gets her ideas. up next is your business. . >> we take you to the anger room, coming up next on your business. >> small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. we are proud to present your business on msnbc.

our experience so far with prop c it's taken us 6-9 months to roll out the new programming. >> thank you for your answer. if it were going with the speed that's 6-9 months if and there is a lot of if's here, if this program were to support people like the appellant, then it wouldn't be too late for this particular individual to wait for that time because did you say that they have another year in this program to do the conversion? this year and next year? >> john from the city attorneys office. i don't know the ex

was staged by the white house, a blog post on lady patriots said the woman who fainted as used as a propthe president's defense of the aca. listen to this. quote, obama has to have props around him when he does one of his con-jobs in the rose garden or wherever he chooses to deceive or receive his worshippers. the allegation was posted by the weekly standard and yesterday gained more attraction when sarah palin said, she couldn't blame someone for believing it. quote, with the obama white house's total lack of transparency, it's no wonder that some will ask whether they staged even a fantd fainting lald i in the rose garden. what was once a major leap in logic has become a single step because president obama has lied so often and blatantly. the personal assault on the president continues to this day. we have no idea where sarah palin, by the way, what she reads. she couldn't answer that to katie couric. and we don't know where she gets her ideas. that's "hardball" for now. coming up next, your business with jj ramberg. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is

was the president is just using them as props to push his agenda?rino, the senate that he is. >> reporter: i don't think you have to be a complete conspiracy theorists to think that these guys are used as props. in essence they knew it. i spoke to people close to every one of the major players in that meeting, and it would say this, they have very low expectations, knew that basically anything they said would be ignored and they're not going to see much. this is the scary thing. forget about which side your on in this debate, republicans, democrats. think about this, they're shutting down the government. it's insane. but what is the aspect here that is insane? wall street is under the gun in washington last week to try to hammer out a multi kazarian dollars settlement and in the next the key is down here in essentially helping the president in this debate. it is scary. liz: are giving his opinion. the opportunity to give your opinion. you think leblanc find is not want to get in a? >> reporter: you think any of these guys are going to tell the presi

you've got to give props to wives. they do do a lot more with the kids than we do. >> i'll take the props. >> and better. >> let's check in with leyla gulen. you're busy this morning monitoring weather and traffic. a big issue on 80. >> a sig alert on westbound 80, central avenue onramp remains shut down. no word as to when this is going to reopen. all due to an early morning chase involving the chp. the person that was being chased after, well, they rolled over their vehicle and they did die of their injuries. right now it is an ongoing investigation. amy hollyfield is out there. she'll have all the latest coming up in just a little bit. if you need to get on to 80 you can always grab 580. that will get you over to 80. as we head over to the bay bridge, we have this construction project that's going to last for at least another hour if you're heading across the eastern span just before you get to treasure island. you'll notice a couple of lanes blocked out there. as we take a live look outside, here's going to be a pi

it was designed to help sink prop 30, the governor's tax increase measure, and you went to court to try to force them to disclose the true source. what did you learn from that experience? >> well, the experience was very interesting because this group had given the money anonymously, and it was more money than had ever been spent by an outside group in a california campaign, so it took a lot of effort all the way to the california supreme court to find out that it had been funneled through a number of different 501 c3 and c4 organizations outside of california. under california law if they're contributing to a campaign in california and they knowingly are giving money for political activity in california, then they do have to disclose. >> there were critics who say what if that money had been in support of prop 30, the governor's measure to increase taxes. instead it was meant to undermine it. can you say with real honesty that the ftpc would have acted exactly the same way? >> i don't think there's any question that we would have acted the same way. in that case we were responding to a

quite a change is and brokers have prop up all out there all over the wild popped up i should say all over the world even china's largest search engine now accept payments in the digital currency and we're also told it could well become a major player. really it's funny that it to be an alternative currency and there's no reason why it can't itself become a means of capping that calculation so you can do your accounting that in fact people do this all the time and you can enter into the big trading because fear and a wonderful life meaning that you can bypass government currency entirely the u.s. is now restricting what's called money exchange businesses so there's so much high costs associated with a.t.m.'s it doesn't surprise me that it started in canada rather than the us the u.s. would lose out if it continues this trend towards regulating cryptocurrency. bitcoin may be only four years old but it has had more than its fashion controversy and turbulence the currency materialized in two thousand and nine created by students research years and a year on there was a funny famous sale

. >>> te como prop tes a depositar 3 mil dÓlares en este nÚmero y le depositas y nosotros le damos laa cuenta del hermano silv silvio. >>> o sea, no entiendo le tengo que dar 3 mil dÓlares. >>> te comprometiste con la seÑora... cuando puedes depositar. >>> el problema no es la plata si en o, cuanta plata le voy a dar, yo no dije. >>> no, pero... >>> yo en este momento, el problema noe es la plata. >>> dame mil en efectivo y 2000 en ch que. yo le puedo dar la plata pero a la seÑora. >>> no, es un compromiscompromi respeta me, no sÉ quien es usted si usted invita al programa... >>> baja la mano. >>> me estas echando cÓmodo si yo le kidd lkit las gafas a usted. >>> quiero que logra ben por aquÍ y que salga en lasca den porque este seÑor no tiene plata... >>> es una broma ve la kamara de quÉ locura! >>> en serio fabian, de verdad. >>> venga, venga, se nos fue el programa de hoy la pasamos que se ln te pero en el prÓximo estarÁ mejor. buenos dias, yo soy buenos dias, yo soy silvana buenos dias, yo soy silvana organizaciones protestan ante el cierre parcial del gobierno federal del gobierno

one was a prop 30 to increase the state tax by the governor. got some of the money to oppose it. the big push was for prop 32 which was a measure to put on there that would require union members to check off if they wanted dues. in a fight over political money by people who were fighting to change the rules on political money. that's politics. >> and there are people out there carving -- starving. >> all right. still ahead. >> how bay area bikers start getting revved up in the battle against bullying. and we have some new details into that amusement park accident that injured several people while they were getting off of a ride. we learned about the ride's operator when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thoughtless abandonment. patients at a bay area nursg home left to fend for themselves when the staff suddenly tak off. >>> thoughtless abandonment. patients at a bay area nursing home left to fend for themselves when the staff suddenly takes off. >> and as julie collins once sang, we have plenty of clouds along the shoreline and the potential

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, i'm with sfgovtv i'm here to discuss prop a that will be before the voters in tuesdayalth care truth fund was for health care correspondents that would substantially there. the 5 member board passed the fund they mate not use the fund to pay for the costs until january 20, 0200. preparing will allow the bodies to make payments from the fund only as the cities account balances to fully funded it has to be large enough to pay for the costs as they're due and thus, the cities total payroll costs can't go over 10 percent. they must allow the payment and they're limited to no more than 10 percent of the cities account or the governor and the trust board passed it. they would allow only if the agrees fund account or two-thirds of the agencies funding board and the trust board productive. a yes vote means you want to change the charter from the health care trust funneled only under specified circumstances a no vote i don't want to make those changes.

name for herself in sack mepto going after the arizona group that sent $11 million to try to defeat prop 30 just before the election last november. governor brown's proposition to increase taxes. she went to court to force them to disclose the real source of that. she's going on to bring some of that to washington as well. >> she's also stepping into a political mine field with the supreme court decision on campaign contributions. >> absolutely. citizens united has opened the floodgates. now before the supreme court. she'll be provideding over that situation. >> also, you're going to focus on something south of the border. >> south of the border, the california reporter talking about the increase between the increasing tides. an $80 million terminal being built at the tijuana airport, and when you land in tijuana, you'll be able to walk over a pedestrian bridge right into san diego instead of going through the border and waiting for hours in your car. they're hoping it's going to increase tourism and business ties between the u.s. and mexico. there's already a lot of that at the border,

>> reporter: prop b looks to be the end game in a seven-year fight over a waterfront development called 8 washington, a 134-unit luxury condo project that would be built on the site of a private health club and the small parking lot. >> replacing a fence and a parking lot well designed project that will have retail, that will have pedestrian amenities, is exactly what this part of the waterfront needs. >> reporter: one objection has been that prop b gives developers an exemption from the city's 84-foot waterfront height restrictions. >> they would raise waterfront height limits to twice the height of the old embarcadero freeway that used to block this part of the bay. >> reporter: like so many stories in the bay area these days, this dispute is about wealth and access. and on that point, the two sides see this property very differently. >> i want this is waterfront of our city of san francisco to be accessible to everybody, not just the few and privileged that today we see across the street. it's a private club. >> ultraluxury condos that would cost an average of $5 million each. who ca

the puppet regime, propped up by islamabad, has done nothing to better the lives of the locals. b exploitation and lack of economic opportunities have pushed about 3/4 of the population into poverty. locals complain. >> pakistan, which exploits the region's rich natural resources, does not pay any royalties to locals. >> and with that, we come to the end of this edition of "news week south asia." we'll be back next week with more news, views, and analysis from the subcontinent. meanwhile, do keep writing in to us. i'm signing off. on behalf of the entire production team of "news week south asia," goodbye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

the puppet regime, propped up by islamabad, has done nothing to better the lives of the locals. b exploitation and lack of economic opportunities have pushed about 3/4 of the population into poverty. locals complain. >> pakistan, which exploits the region's rich natural resources, does not pay any royalties to locals. >> and with that, we come to the end of this edition of "news week south asia." we'll be back next week with more news, views, and analysis from the subcontinent. meanwhile, do keep writing in to us. i'm signing off. on behalf of the entire production team of "news week south asia," goodbye.  >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo with the stories at this hour. >>> the editors of a newspaper in china are fighting back against media control by publishing a provocative front-page headline. they're calling on authorities to release one of their reporters who was arrested for exposing illegal activities at a state-owned company. the "new express" newspaper is based in the southern province of guangdong.

he confirms he purchased a prop used in 1970s film "the spy who loved me". he bought the car in auction september for $989,000. and musk was disappointed to learn it did not trance neerm a subbut the billionaire plans to change that, he's going to convert it into a real dhar can trance form itself into a sub. imagine how many he can sell during a bart strike. he plans to use a tesla electric power plant to make it happen using those batteries. >> he waited until after he bought it to find out it wasn't real. >> he can afford to fix it true. >> day one of the bart strike still ahead. >> looking at a live shot of the skyway in downtown san francisco. abc 7 morning news traffic reporter will have a look at the roads and show you how they're doing. >> not everybody has to endure the trance bay commute this morning. meet bill enzo his office is in san francisco. how he's working today remotely still to come. >> and later on a different type of security breech. the federal air marshal >>> no real talks scheduled between bart managers and unions, six months of nego

invaded they just propped up all the opium lords and told them to plant and they had a bumper crop and set world records within a year or two yes the wall street bankers are dependent on drug wandering money money laundering to keep their enterprises going they're making all these crazy gambles with derivatives you know. the amount of derivatives floating around are into the hundreds of trillions more than there is real assets enter and so this banking system is very vulnerable and what they do is they leverage the drug problem the state department strenuously do know as these claims but in that case also leading terrorism. why is it going to such extraordinary lengths to silence was so close on the subject critics say the case for illegal use of white phosphorus and depleted uranium appears more clear cut. as a member of parliament of eighteen years following the allied forces official admission they used seventy seven bombs containing white phosphorus on civilians accusing other countries of using chemical weapons when you're doing so on a greater scale she says quote. thinking seek

. >> all right, we have a prop as we tend to have on friday. >> and we have a props person.is called tryday friday. >> gerard, lookin' hot. >> looking swell. >> this is not your ordinary clip-on. >> it's not. >> this has a purpose. >> show us what it is. >> so there's -- >> drinking again. >> is there liquid in the tie? >> yes, there is. enough to get you through what? church? >> maybe out the front door. >> gerard, you are adorable. >> we love you. $24.95. >> who's better than gerard? everybody? nobody! >> on classtie.com. very nice. >> oh, cute. scientists have discovered we don't have the light, we have our laser, that a laser aimed at a certain part of your brain can control your hunger. >> they did something with rats or mice or something and had mice in a room with a big pile of cheese. so they took this laser and pointed it at the mouse's -- one of the mice -- one of the -- one of the -- >> meece. >> wait a second, let's regroup. >> one of the mouse's brains. the part of a mouse's brain. >> read whatever anyone writes. is it mice? one of the mouse's -- one of the mice