let's go to ohio and say hello to skyler and spencer. how are you, guys?s. >> i'm skyler. >> i'm spencer. >> we are originally from ohio but go to school at lake erie college on a twins scholarship. >> what? that's a real thing? >> that's a real thing. >> a pleasure to have you guys here. let's get you some money and start right now with the card. does he like the way i kiss or who's my breath? let's see those answers, everyone. skyler and spencer say kiss. mark, david, linda and laurie say, how's my breath? 57% of the vote goes to, how's my breath? $100 to mark and david and linda and laurie. the next question is worth $200. it's still very early. preteen athletes or their parents? the question is, who did gymnastics coaches say are more likely to throw a tantrum? the preteen athletes or their parents? let's say hello to gce and dana from columbus, ohio. how are you guys? where are you playing from right now? >> from where we coach at in columbus, ohio. >> the two of you are gymnasts, as well? >> yeah. we grew up doing gymnastics. we do everything togethe

skyler. charlotte oz good mason, assumed to be a dragon and a nightmare; beloved by her black proteges. annie nathan meyer, founder of barnard. how many of you went to bar a forward? nobody? this is the fist time in this bookstore that that's ever happened. >> upper west side event. >> indeed. everybody remember this, that happened. wrote a play called black souls, also an indictment of lynching. so controversial that the province town playhouse waited seven years to stage it and then had to close it after ten performances. nancy kunard, a british heiress who lost everything because she refused to renounce her love of blackness and devoted the most important years of her life to trying to make what was wonderful that she saw in plaque culture available to -- in black culture available to whites. that's probably enough. >> so we'll have a couple of occasions to read briefly from the book x the first one i'm going to ask you to read is a poem that you did not write. >> i did not write. >> discl

when he ran for office in twenty eleven social overhead capital investments have decreased a bit but skyler will spend roughly seven hundred seventy one million dollars and the ongoing construction projects for subway line number nine and national highway east. the seoul city government however declared that it's facing an emergency budget situation. it spoke about the difficulties it faces trying to support national welfare programs explaining how a pact to sell massive city owned assets and create municipal bonds to make up for insufficient welfare funds amounted to more than nine hundred forty two million dollars. me and kak also acknowledge that it was a painful process. experts warn that the small government should come up with an independent way to drum up a healthy balance sheet. seeing that selling assets and borrowing money are only temporary solutions to a potentially chronic budget problem. and then i can use toxic air pollution from china has become an increasing cause of concern for residents here in korea will be victims of fine dust particles traveling from the neighboring st

. >> reporter: for years the skyler family has had their own fence separating their backyard from calabasas creek. but their own fence may not be the true boundary of their property and the property of the santa clara water district. >> we got a notice from the water district saying they wanted to survey the land to find out where the property line is. that if, in fact, our fence encroaches on to their property they'd come in and just slap down a 42-inch black chain link fence. and i was a little surprised by that. >> reporter: if that's true, then this nice path and these blackberry bushes would have to be removed. that makes caroline angry. >> if we are encroaching to actually lose some of the property would be horrible. you spend all this time as a property owner taking care of it and, you know, it just doesn't make any sense. >> more than 30 homes, may be looking at a 3 1/2-foot black fence at the border of their backyards. the water district says it's important to establish where the property lines are so that their crews can have access to the creek. >> we have some liability when peo

gators with a chance to pull it ute from the 18, skyler morgan weg's mornhinweg's pass is broken up.s have a losing season for the first time since 1979. >>> the warriors rise into the nba lead has taken a hit. golden state trying to cool off a very hot portland team. the injury news keeps coming steph curry back, but andre iguodala out indefinitely. the two teams slugged it out in more than one way. >> we're in the 3rd and the offense still in rhythm, curry with a no-look to david lee, who had his usual double- double. andrew bought and portland's freeman got tangled up. bogut makes contact with williams. more pushing and shoving in front of the warrior's benj. all portland after this. the warriors still up by 3 after 3. the blazers close the game on 42-18 run. nicolas batum with the jam. 113-101 the final. warriors off on a four-game road-trip that begins in new orleans on tuesday. >>> still to come on you know how much grandma wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older tha

skyler told him, get back to washington and apologize and hamilton did that and he continued to serve washington and sort of an untitled position. but he said at the time to a friend, i really don't like washington. i've seen him up close in on me and died and he's a horse individual and he's an overrated individual hamilton said. but also, as he put it to martha washington, following washington's death in 1799, washington is my age is to success. and so he stuck with washington. and washington stuck with him during the remaining years. jefferson's revolution was extremely different from hamilton's. while hamilton was with washington and in battle, fighting in seven major engagements during the war, risking his life, at one point, been surprised by a british patrol and having, when they shot at him having to dive off his boat into the cool scruple river and swim for safety. jefferson served first in the house of burgesses, then in congress and want congress, whose 15 months in congress was the principal author of the declaration of independence. almost immediately after independence w

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attic and say hello to my little friend and, remember in breaking bad, it was one of the moments of skyler'shen she comes in and walt and the sun are watching "scar face". >> i'm in the middle of it, don't spill anything. >> breaking bad. >> no, that is a show tha a lot of people will see. >> and another essay i enjoyed was your -- you were looking at how woody allen sort of excavated the stand-up comedy icon and had that sort of newer otic jew, i can say that. he made the persona of pacing novelistic presence on screen. modernism and post modern six linking absurdism of the bohemian 50s to free floating irony of the upmy asendancecy, seinfeld, without woody allen no george kas tan za and no forest gump. you look at the later films that have gotten more serious and more moral. how does that hold up? >> i think a lot has changed since he went over to london, shot movies and barcelona and paris. he's -- when he left the new york persona, he left behind a lot of stand-up persona. it's very interesting, i was with a comedian mort and brought there by woody allen. and the night everyone is like w

. >> that is a great start this discussion and now we are going to turn over to daniel skyler who is the director of exchange technology and a former director of the technology for utah health insurance exchange which has been in business as long as anybody. his colleagues have been helping a number of states prepare for the implementation, especially the exchanges and we have asked him to talk about -- we have heard that there are a few challenges in the area of technology, and have asked him to talk a little bit about the challenges and the other challenges that the states are facing in your experience. thank you for being with us. >> i appreciate being here. >> i am going to give you an overview of health reform in utah and talk a little bit about healthcare.gov and with the state-based marketplaces are doing and then just sort of try to get some guidanc give some ge remaining uncertainties. but, matt said it's the best and i think that it's fair to point out that public changes are the most complex, one of the most complex it projects ever initiated by states and the federal gove

. >> that is a great start this discussion and now we are going to turn over to daniel skyler who is the director of exchange technology and a former director of the technology for utah health insurance exchange which has been in business as long as anybody. his colleagues have been helping a number of states prepare for the implementation, especially the exchanges and we have asked him to talk about -- we have heard that there are a few challenges in the area of technology, and have asked him to talk a little bit about the challenges and the other challenges that the states are facing in your experience. thank you for being with us. >> i appreciate being here. >> i am going to give you an overview of health reform in utah and talk a little bit about healthcare.gov and with the state-based marketplaces are doing and then just sort of try to get some guidanc give some ge remaining uncertainties. but, matt said it's the best and i think that it's fair to point out that public changes are the most complex, one of the most complex it projects ever initiated by states and the federal gove