>> plague, splitting of the red sea, god coming down the mountain. that's the original "the age of the unthinkable." >> and a connector. >> connector is a personality type. some people survive by using social bonds and social intelligence to make things happen. plane crash or free the people from egypt. >> >> glenn: back with final thoughts in just a second. >> midnight snack and a side of me. they took away my m&ms and they replace the them with grapes. i am grossing america out like crazy. join us, every day, dvr or record the show, 5:00 eastern. >> we were talking on the break about, you know, what's coming in america. and i want to tell you -- tough times are coming. not necessarily bad times. but tough times are coming. and if you don't think out of the box, it is going to be bad. please, these

is said dead sea or red sea canal paid possibility or can be salinization? what is going on with that? >> this is a problem that is severe in our region. it was once considered the average per capita usage by an american per year is 9,000 cubic meters. the poverty standard is 1,000 cubic meters per year and in jordan our usage is 150 cubic meters per year. we are very vulnerable were water is concerned and working on 97 nation on a major re to meet the demands of our population but we need to redouble our efforts in this area it is a major concern to us. >> where it is jordan's seek himself doing this with the securities scenarios now and in the next two or five years inclusive of the relationship of the united states and the relationship to the issue regarding iran's nuclear development? >> >> it is very clear in my mind that we can anticipate a broad trajectory with the early thirties you could sense europe was in very big trouble. and likewise we believe the of less arrested quickly these were frozen beyond our ability to control program at the same time

is the red sea-dead sea canal a possibility? what is going on with de-sali zation? >> the average per capita usage by an american is about 9000 cubic meters. the poverty standard is 1000 cubic meters per year. , per-capita. in jordan, argues it is 150 cubic meters per year. we are very vulnerable to fluctuations in the weather where water is concerned. we have bought large aquafier in the south we are tapping. we need to work on de-sali nization. we need to redouble our efforts because it is a major concern to us. >> where does jordan see itself and its place in the middle east with regard to security, now and in the next two-five years, inclusive of its relationship to the united states, its relationship with israel, and its relationship to the issue regarding iran's nuclear development? >> it is very clear in my mind that what we can not anticipate trajectories, if you were in europe and the late 1920's and early 1930's, you could sense that europe was in big trouble party did not know how it would unfold. in the middle east we believe that these prices could fall

drew and i, we part like the red sea, for crying out loud.bout some people just acknowledging that there are some men out there, god for bid a man has to come on national television and say, this there are some men that are miserable at home. they're not happy at all. particularly with their sex life. >> they can get a divorce. >> of course, yeah. when you're worried about losing $300, $400 million, just half of whatever you've earned in your life. if you're a basketball player, your wife never made a jump shot. if you're a football player, your wife never scored a touchdown. your wife is on the verge of taking half because you're not happy with her any longer? that's a lot to risk. >> i really, really do not believe that tiger is unhappy with his wife. >> larry: how do you know? >> the way he speaks about her. i have some capacity and i think he deeply loves his wife and i think he wants to sl vag that relationship. and i believe he will. i think that's more important to him. than all this other stuff. >> men cheat. >> some men cheat. >> not

experience had eight million viewers glued on saturday night to watch her flirt with -- >> looking at my red seainsult. >> in this light who do you look like your mother or dad? >> who do you think? >> i think you're your father's boy. you're not a nancy boy. >> and occasionally eject her guests. >> i was born in 1930 in edinborough. >> and less interesting and less glamorous than she is. >> when dame edna's first broadway show opened a decade ago, americans fell in love with her too. irrepressible, opinionated and wickedly funny. >> it looks like you tried to put your makeup on in the car. >> and she shares the stage with singer michael reinstein. in fact it's closing today after oath a two-week run. it's a subject that most performers would prefer not to talk about but as you probably know by now, dame edna is not like most performers. >> how do you do? >> you look lovely. >> last week even after the bad news dame edna graciously agreed to talk with us about her show, her life and of course her celebrity. >> does this happen to you everyone you go? >> everywhere. >> a little background. >> she

wealth represented and the rest of the world and their ships are hijacking ships coming out of the red sea. the global financial crisis of a couple of years ago illustrates when one economy hit rough waters and the effects of the economies around world. i can promise you that the only sustainable solution to the world's problems a few decades from now, if there will be a first world economy, will be an economy that will be more nearly equal as between the first world and the third world because any other solution is not going to be tolerated by the developed world. the developing world has found ways to share its unhappiness with the first world. this reality presents challenges especially for americans. we americans have had the highest per capita consumption rate in the world. the american dream is that everything is possible for everybody in this land of infinite resources. our patriotic song talks about spacious skies with m. berkowitz upgraamber waves of up brain. of grain. we americans have to understand two fundamental insights. inside number one is that we americans are confused ab

there hijacked and ships coming out of the red sea all around the world.he global financial crisis around the world illustrates when one bigger economy his rough water, it affects big economies around the world. i can promise you that the only sustainable solution to the world's problems a few decades from now, if there is going to be still a first world economy, will be one in which consumption rates are more nearly equalized between the first world and the third world. any other solution is not going to be tolerated by the developing world, and the developing world has found ways to share the unhappiness with the first world. this reality presents challenges, especially for americans. we have had the highest per- capita consumption rates in the world. the american dream is that everything is possible for everybody in this land of internet resources. our patriotic songs talks about spacious skies and amber waves of grain. our outlook is like the outlook of the united kingdom in 1958, and of japan just before the restoration in 1860. namely, how would drea

is the red sea and did see, now a possibility? what is going on? >> this is a problem that is severe in the region. if one considers the per capita usage by an american is but 9,000 cubic meters the poverty standard is 1,000 cubic meters a year per capita. the usage is 150 cubic meters a year. so we are of course very vulnerable to fluctuations in the weather where water is concerned with a large all aquiver in the south that we are tapping but clearly we need to work with desalination and a very major way. if we are to meet the demand of our population. and i think all of us in the region need to redouble our efforts in this area because it is one of major concern to us. >> where does jordan see itself and its place in the middle east securities scenarios? now and in the next two to five years inclusive of its relationship with the united states, its relationship with israel and its relationship to the issue regarding the iran's nuclear development? >> i -- look it's very clear in my mind that while we can anticipate a broad trajectories -- if you

call up a private contractor and ask if we could rent the aircraft carrier harry truman to go to the red sea for a week. that's what the president's proposing on the manned space program. that's why there's unanimous opposition. mr. speaker, 27 astronauts and nasa leaders have joined together in a magnificent letter they published in "the orlando sentinel" on sunday that strongly urges the congress to drop this misguided proposal that forces nasa out of human space exploration for the foreseeable future. they said canceling nasa's human exploration after 50 years of unparalleled achofmente makes america mediocre and will eliminate our leadership in space. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> for permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. perlmutter: thank you, mr. speaker. president bush left this country with a $1.3 trillion debt for one year when president obama came into office a year ago. one of the -- and it was an economy in freefall. one of the things that was done over the c

. >> the great irony, of course, is you go someplace far, far away with beautiful red cliffs and aquamarine seand you get a very tight shot of a beautiful woman. you don't see a lot of that. but i think there is a subtext to all of this that just making the effort to find the most interesting places in the world counts for something just to begin with. >> when we return -- cheryl tiegs plus fishnet equals a global sensation. >> to this day, i don't understand the particular appeal of that shot. >> that's next. when "business model: inside the sports illustrated swimsuit issue" continues. >> we now return to "business model: inside the sports illustrated 'swimsuit' issue." >>> we now return to "business model: inside the sports illustrated swimsuit issue." >> in the picturesque desert, sometimes the location that catches photographer rafael's eye -- >> i think if we just tweak it a little, it will be beautiful. >> -- is right outside his hotel room. this is the first shoot with model julie henderson. >> okay. >> lots of lipstick. >> hon, you'll just be standing right here. >> right here? >> yeah

sea. they are known as the red code regiment. win taylor, the spy who is carrying the message, realizes that he has been captured, he swallows the silver bullet. he has observed. they give him emmerich tube bring up the message. he brings it up and then shuts it back down again. at which time the american general clinton is starting to lose his patience and tells him he will take the charter emmerich again and this time it will stay up or he will retrieve it through surgery at the end of a bayonet. so he brings it up. he is convicted as a spy and hung in kingston, new york. buttons. some of you may have codes where you have a cloth over the button this was a fashion that was popular at the time in the american revolution. your overcoat, the buttons to match the color-- cloth over the button to match the color of the jacket. what happened was children were able to pretty much go in and out of the lines almost at any time without being harassed whatsoever so they would write messages in shorthand, place it over either a wooden or b

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it became a sea of red.[applause] we went from that trickle to what is the anchor of the republican party, to which some of our friends on the other side often speak to this or imply that having an anchor in the south is somehow a negative or an albatross. it is anything but that. what they do not get and what they will come to learn in a few weeks or months is the southern thing is the american thing. [applause] i never have been visited here since i have lived here or any time that i worked here, i never thought twice about duty, honor, country, faith, family. there was no question about american exception alyssum. there was no debate on the constitution and how we got here. there was no call for fundamental transformations. there is a call anchored in the south that is about to explode all over the country of renewal, of revival, of to win back to where we came. we know what the road map is. we have it. [applause] we are the anchor, the springboard. i will now introduce my hero and heroine. you know her r

sea level rise is vietnam. on the mekong delta and the red river delta large part of the population is bare and a large part of their rice production is there and that will have to be moved. in the u.s., we have the most, the most threatened environments by far the barrier island, and we have 3400 miles depending on how you measure it, the miles of area island from the south shore of long island all the way to the mexican border. a 3-foot sea level rise means the barrier island development is supposed. there is no more barrier island development unless you build a massive seawall along both sides of the island. the problem there is that at the time when the barrier islands are threatened and they really need to do some thing, that is the same time manhattan is threatened, so who is going to get the money? we have manhattan, boston and philadelphia, d.c. and miami. who is going to get the money to save the city? is it going to be ocean city maryland or will it be manhattan chorus of course it will be manhattan so the dairy or-- it looks like the barrier islands will be in trouble. development will be in trouble

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