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"spock block." let's see what it means. "when you're about to go home with a girl, but your friend walks up and outs you as a trekkie." here it is in a sentence. "i was about to seal the deal with tonya last night until matt showed up and started explaining the differences between vulcans and klingons, and next thing i knew, tonya had beamed out of there. #spockblock." [ applause ] moving on. our next term iso here's the definition. "when you have a deadline approaching and you haven't even started working on it." [ laughter ] let's see it in a sentence. "my poli sci paper is a total rio olympics. it's due tomorrow and i haven't even done any research. i might have to call the professor and tell him i came down with zika." [ laughter ] [ applause ] all right. our last slang term is "pringle." let's see what "pringle" means. it's "when you keep hooking up with someone, even though you know you should end it." at his place pringling him every friday night. [ laughter ] #onceyoupopyoucantstop." that was "seth explains teen sla

my name is randy spock. student at the business school down the road and i can't fellow behalf of my future capitalist cronies but i receptive to very the arguments for adaptation and mitigation. my question is, how can we help? those of us who aren't scrutinizing these institutions from without but hope to be in them from within, how can we contribute to this ongoing process? host: so we've got three questions. one has to do with the population shift. the second has to do with how do we get the public to understand on.t's going and the third comes from the next generation, how can we help? try to pull a ll couple of things together here. i think some people already know especially ening, people who live in coastal areas, especially in the developing world. is already real. climate change is not as real to us but in many parts of the is and there's emerging economies where if you look to studies, we're counting for the continued growth of capitalism, global capitalism in the 21st century. how we value all ou

doesn't he look like spock from "star trek" a little bit. mike woods, veteran of partying in rio many times. you know better than anybody can get way, way out of hand. what do you think here? >> i never done anything like that. that is just stupid. greg: really child's play when >> not that big of a thing, but you still made us look pretty bad. kerry: interview over the weekend he said he ripped a -- poster off the wall. but didn't say why he did that. greg: poiseter isn't anything. like a thumbtack. >> cost somebody $11,000 to get out of rio. kerry: exactly. pretty decent weekend. we had rain come through, depends where you were. a lot of folks didn't get it. the rain is done for everyone. we had showers early this morning. we'll see a lot of sunshine, windy and warm and dry at same time. we'll get back up to 83 for a high later on. still 69 degrees, central park with sunny sky. northwest winds at 3 miles an hour. they will pick up as we head into the later morning and early afternoon. other 73 in d.c. 67 degrees in williamsport. 64 in alba

my name is randy spock. i'm a student at the business school down the road and i can't speak on behalf of my fellow future capitalist cronies but i personally am very receptive to arguments for both adaptation an mitigation. my question is, how can we help? how can those of us who are not scrutinizing these institutions from without, but hope to be embedded in them from within how do we contribute to the ongoing quest? >> we have three questions. one has to do with the importance of population shifts. the second has to do with you how do we get the public to understand what is going on. and the third, comes from the next generation, how can we help? >> well, i will just try to pull a couple things together here. i think some people already know this is happening, especially people who live in coastal areas, especially in the developing world. climate change is already real. climate change is not as real to us but in many parts of the world already is. there is emerging economies where we, if you look to stud

spock, challenging the democratic party. that didn't happen.reason it didn't happen is he was killed. what we are witnessing is a very interesting radicalization and a radicalization of young people which is happening in most countries in europe today. why? since the 2008 wall street crash many people felt, especially those who had absolutely no idea or no alternative view, that somehow the governments of the world, the rulers of the world, capitalist world, would manage to put something new in place that would give some comfort to the poor and to the young, who suffer even more on many levels, lack of housing, too much to pay for education, and increasingly in some parts of europe, health as well. so we have national health services there under very heavy fire and attack from american health corporations who are increasingly being given contracts by state-owned health services as part of the near liberal system. so in this situation it was felt that if the elite, who ruled the world, were a bit more rational, they would attempt to put in place

spock out star trek we put them live long and prosper. we recognize the explosive increased incarceration and tax disadvantaged and minority can reduce the most common nationally as you are all were aware, african-americans are jailed at a rate almost four times that of white americans. for over a decade, koch industries has advocate vigorously for comprehensive criminal justice reform to make the system more fair for all americans and our senior vice president and general counsel mark holden will speak more extensively about our efforts on the panel. that is why along with laura and john arnold, the ford foundation, at the john d. and katherine t. macarthur foundation, we are proud to have founded and funded the coalition for public safety, the largest national right left partnership effort to improve our criminal justice system to be more fair, smarter and cost-effective. as the torture of his organization i am very proud to be collaborate with the coalition's president stephen hawkins who should be in this audience somewhere. and it's

spock of "star trek" would put it, live long and prosper. we recognize the nation's explosive increase in incarceration impacts disadvantaged and minority communities the most. nationally, as you're all well aware, african-americans are jailed at rate almost four times of that another white americans. for over a decade, koch industries advocated for comprehensive criminal justice reform to make the system more fair, for all americans, and our senior vice president and general counsel, mark holden, will speak more extensively about our efforts on the panel. that is why, along with morrah and john arnold, the ford foundation, and then d. and katherine t. macmacarthur foundation we are -- the largest partnership effort to improve or criminal justice system to be more fair, smarter and cost effective. as the board chair of this organization i'm proud to be collaborating with the coalition's president, steven hawkens who should be in the audience, and its left and for right partners. to demonstrate that different voices and perspectives of good f

. >> my name is randy spock. am a student of the business school down the road, and i can't speak a bit of my fellow future capitalist cronies but i personally am very receptive to the arguments both for adaptation and mitigation. my question, how can we help? how can those of us who are not scrutinizing these institutions from without but hope to be embedded in them from within, how can we contribute to this ongoing quest? >> we have three questions. one has to do with imports of population shift. the second has to do with how do we get the public to understand what's going on. the third comes from the next generation, how can we help? >> i'll just try to pull a couple of things together. some people already know this is happening in the special people who live in coastal areas, especially in the develop world. climate change is already real. it's not as real to us that in many parts of the many parts of were it already is and there's emerging economies where cumulative studies, we are counting on for the contin

and i didn't realize i accidentally put on my spock socks, too.i'm combining universes here with "suicide squad" and "star trek". >> that's illegal in some states. the movie is directed by david air, who also wrote "training day." the concept is you have a group of super villains who were put together by a secret government agency to try to save the world. the movie has been getting some very, very harsh reviews, and i feel like they are overly negative in my opinion. there are some very positive things about this film. but also some very negative things. on the positive side, i think that the cast is incredible. jared leto is amazing as the joker. will smith is phenomenal. as is viola davis. on the positive side, the first act is great. the sound track is great. the cinematography is great. the action is great. on the negative side, the villain, enchant reress is terrible. the third act has some major, major problems. it's a decent film. i gave it a 3.5 out of 5. jared leto, who plays the joker in the movie, stayed in character the entire product