i'm toby taylor i'm a student enrolled in the sustainable ability course at the egging could center i have been involved 3 semesters. i want to express any support for the bay recruit for stuartship in collaboration with city college. in addition i've been given authorization from one of our supporters to speak on her bailiff. i have the following statement program coordinator at the high school studies facility. the bay institute and city college have dedicated to serving the community and have reached out to make sure the stem academy is wretched. in staub green workforce skills those institutions are a natural fit. i'm especially excited about the problematic of bringing our students to the eco center and talk about environmental curriculum which is in addition to the eco center i know the students will appreciate. i hope you'll support this effort to take this support and my support in consideration. (calling names) >> good afternoon thank you for the opportunity to comment on this exciting proposal and obviously a difficult decision. i'm the is it notable mission manager i'm here

i'm toby taylor i'm a student enrolled in the sustainable ability course at the egging could center i have been involved 3 semesters. i want to express any support for the bay recruit for stuartship in collaboration with city college. in addition i've been given authorization from one of our supporters to speak on her bailiff. i have the following statement program coordinator at the high school studies facility. the bay institute and city college have dedicated to serving the community

. >> toby keith is ruffling feathers.pite local laws allowing it guns will be banned in the restaurant. john henry has the story. >> toby keith is not only a hugely successful country star and actor he is personally opened a couple of restaurant and through other companies have expanded those establishments into about a dozen cities. the latest opened up in woodbridge, virginia last week. prominently displayed on the front door are signs saying no guns permitted. virginia is a gun friendly state where it is permissible to strap on a gun and bring it into the restaurant. the owners have a right to say no. that's what the rule is. facebook erupted over the issue with one patron saying she is disappointed and believes the no guns policy announces to criminals any one leaving your establishment is likely completely defenseless and easy pickens or a robbery. she will not patronize his restaurant. another person wrote the no guns policy is sad and creates a more dangerous environment. manager declined to be interviewed. we aske

that's toby lanser there, the u.n.umanitarian coordinator in south sudan. >> an operation delicate and unprecedented. the international watchdog of chemical weapons released details of its plans to destroy syria's stockpile of weapons. the multinational operation involved guarded complies transporting the agents by road and sea to italy. the process aims to remove the arsenal from syria by the end of the year, and be completely destroyed by march. now, let's take a closer look at the proposed plan. the stockpile, which is about 500 tonnes of sarin, nerve agents and mustard gas would be taken cross-country in russian armoured trucks guarded by syrian troops. they would be tracked by u.s. satellite navigation equipment to the port of latakia. they'll be loaded to danish and u.s. cargo ships. the ships are to sail to an undisclosed italian port where the cargo will be transferred to the mc "cape ray", the u.s. vessel. it would be equipment with two chemical reactor chambers. michael louis is from the organization for the

. >> reporter: toby i guess and you may not be getting straight answers you are trying to get in touchh authorities in duba, what are they telling you about the situation? >> well, obviously there are many of us working all possible channels and if it's on the ground in duba but i know they are key leaders in the region and people far afield in the most relevant people's relations with south sudan's leadership and what we are hearing is that sit tight, be patient, the situation is increasingly under control. key installations have been brought under full control and i think there is an expectation that the violence will not continue. it is rather difficult to take that sort of information for me on board if you are a woman or a child who is in a neighborhood which has seen quite some strife during the past 24 hours and so really our point and i think humanitarian coordinator, i just want to reiterate all the other calls to come regarding hostilities and restoration of law an order. >> reporter: final point, toby, we understand the airport was shutdown at least for sometime and do you k

drone pilot toby has never flown his to cover breaking news. he puts cameras in the sky for corporate customers instead. >> we've got a varied range of sidelines, ranging from the likes of rolls royce when it comes to drones. they want to put a camera into a position which hasn't been possible before, helicopters are restricted how low they can fly. because we make a lot less noise, it means we are enough more responsive. >> news organizations will pay for access. drone technology is tremendously cheaper. the model i use is only a few hundred dollars, it can be flown with a mobile app. the point of entry as which a journalist can figure how to use it is very low and the cost very low. >> journalists armed with available drones have already run into the long arm of the law. in june, a africa newsman was arrested. >> in august with, police in switzerland were caught by a photographer. in both cases, journalists were criticized for chasing famous faces. given that the media are often accused of being in the private moments of the famous, where do

johnson when we hear toby lanza from the u.n.there are groups, big groups he says, of uncontrolled youth taking part in looting and violent activities as well, is he referring to members of the malitia that you just described or are we seeing people simply taking advantage of a break down in any kind of law an order? >> well, those are the possibility of the latter. my own feeling is that given the resent violence it is probably already those groups that are armed and were organized. i haven't heard any reports of general sort of break down of civilians attacking civilians, of neighbors, attacking neighbors. that certainly was not the case in duba. the people killing people in duba were men in uniform and if they were regular spa or some other unit i'm not quite sure but certainly i've heard in duba of neighbors protecting neighbors. we don't yet have an ruwan the da situation of a general sort offensive jan mayhem of neighbors and civilians fighting each other. >> reporter: it appears from what you say, dr. johnson, and you were

the polity toby keith we got to cool. like what the inside scoop that ep it's six pm feeding. i intend to actually get one free coupon. he wanted to youtube. with mortgage to keep helping me. i'm truly a team pointing. will clinton once i got to school shooting for you. what if all your what the greens to achieve that. he says. who could tell someone your porch on going onto the difficulty of meeting each of the porcupine oh my. i hope they will work on that. i don't think it will be among the key question the afl's leading the league. i want to be called a cheat sheet. what you call gp. for two wks and the toy appeal. youtube. i walked him home to eat. what it would be. the discount scheme for action. what a cool guy. itc consul. she told the court she. each or you. what if all the hassle to work on it. we cycled for two would be a tree my goal to be helpful he she needs me for who. the army. don't read he shot me. what are you not eat eat. why don't you the funny things he teaches you will see i'd actually get what we know for sure. i sure you know. we caught the wind chill.

and there are no people there so it's kind of like a ghost town there was one guy named toby lived with both he tried to go for a hike so. it took him by two weeks and had had to get. picked up by itself because you have no more food left so i think you should only do it if you have a yeah. but it can only be reached in daylight and the devil is already of. a when the poll tonight ends and the snowmobile season begins the archipelagos russian six will be teeming with people her. tourists used to stay like watching us locals picking up the kids from school the guide probably tells them where the natives used every room that is we have to say hi and smile when we go to work or come home shopping or just walk and they're gone yet it's ok we stay right back. but that won't happen until the poland and the northern sun has risen again. for now people only venture away from the settlement for emergencies perhaps to repair vital and hard to reach equipment no one leaves the village without a very good reason. that usually people only leave the village to admired the beauty of spitsbergen all wa

humanitarian coordinator toby layncer says it's undeniable at this stage there must have been thousands of people who have lost their lives. >>> the u.n. is now sending more peacekeepers to south sudan to protect civilians. the security council has unanimously approved plans to nearly double the size of the u.n. peacekeeping force there. the 15-member council on tuesday adopted a resolution to boost the number of troops and police officers to about 14,000. the resolution authorizes the transfer of units from u.n. forces in other african countries if necessary. over 80,000 people have fled their homes, with more than half of them seeking shelter at u.n. facilities. >>> u.s. officials are urging all parties in the crisis to immediately stop fighting. secretary of state john kerry made calls on tuesday to both president kiir and former vice president muchar. special envoy donald booth is working with leaders of kenya, sudan, and other countries in the region to arrange for negotiations. >>> thousands of workers go inside japan's damaged nuclear plant every day doing one of the most dangero

>> toby says eventually their weekly talks gave way to flashcards. >> everything started clicking.me in february when at the age of 89, ed grey read this book about george washington. >> it gave me goose bumps it still does. it still does. he read three more that week. though they were all just third grade level biographies each one had the same dramatic ending. >> did you ever think you'd read that? >> this has changed my whole life. i'm not the same guy i was when i started with toby i'm a different man now. >> today, ed is at a 6th grade level now can enjoy benefits literacy provides. most notably -- karaoke. ♪ we asked him to sing for us on this night but he does it all the time on his own. reading really has given him tremendous confidence which he hopes will inspire others. >> get in there and learn, baby! now! because you ain't going to learn it in that pine box. >> just learn to read already a poet. >> that's the truth. >> osgood: ahead, ethan hawke on screen -- >> summer of '94. >> osgood: and stage. check my blood sugar, eat better. start insulin. today i learned there's

we talked about the things that parents need toby looking for, that teachers need to be looking for,ut these troubled teenagers deal with their friends and classmates every single day. what's your advice to their classmates? >> well, i think classmates should look at some of same things the parents look at. certainly that isolation that i talked about, but i think more than anything else since we're talking about peer relationships, if you feel that person, somebody is troubling them, that they're not talking about it, they have some anxiety or nervousness, but the biggest thing that you see is the anger and the rage. what we saw in this particular case allegedly, this shooter said i'm looking for this particular teacher. what they do is they find one particular individual, or some individuals who become symbolic for a lot of the conflict that is going on in their lives. these are teem erms who, and then these take that rage out. i would say the number one then to look for is the anger. >>> good advice, and there's constituent a lot more we need to know. we'd like to thank you both f

earlier i talked to toby lanza the u.n. coordinator. >> very, very tense in the past few days, i've just come off my phone in the office there. the tension continues, there are skirmishes that are ongoing. not only the parties who are having this political struggle for power here, it's also now armed youth who are increasing reply taking nature into their own hands in different parts of jonglei state. we will do whatever we can in the united nations to make sure the people who have sought refuge, over 15,000, that they will be safe. >> will everything be done to stop a civil war to break out? >> well, everything will be done, i'm focusing first and foremost making sure the people are safe and do the best we can getting to them on time, those engaged in that process to do everything they can to bring people back to the table to talk to each other and not settle any differences that they have by the barrel of a gun. >> do we have any idea about the death toll since all this started? >> well i think it's difficult to say with

genuinely thinks he is keeping the house calm he thinks the influence of the fool and mariah and sir toby who drink a lot are bad and he thinks he would make a wonderful husband for olivia and he even thinks there is an example for that, the lady married the -- of the wardrobe so there are local references so times when, you know, some servant has married their mistress or master, so he just goes off into fantasy land. other people have played him as really quite wicked or highly comic and brilliant comic performance by sir donald simmons and i ran into him just before i started rehearsal he said, oh, i give you full permission to use my business. i said what is it. >> in the garden scene, make sure your art director has some, sun dale, i said yes, what i used to go is come on and i would take the sundial and look at my watch and i would look at the sundial again and i would look at my watch and just move the sundial. >> rose: friendship is such an interesting thing. i mean, it is almost the most interesting -- >> i think your great ralph waldo emerson said friendship, a prepared is the m

security and the suede u s concerns all the risk of hearing strategically sensitive information with toby a lot has met strong opposition from politicians and critics were the law could be used to cover a government abuses and to protect civil liberties. cctv correspondent nst machine that takes a look at how the japanese people are reacting to the debate and to the secrecy be . the japanese once again surrounded the diet building and the more mocking number fifty in protest against a state secret protection bill a bill that enables it to ministries and agencies to keep information confidential. it deemed necessary. in august demonstration since the nationwide on the new clear many people was concerned that he could infringe upon people's right to know. what is confidential is ambiguous. we want to clarify what the government is attempting to keep secret it's been stated bill is intended to support the reason the village national security council the peace corps nation with allies and severely punished by making the ladder with no botanist exactly has launched a japanese question of the n

the lebanese don't force is a spokes person for the un peacekeeping force in the area said at the toby makes keeps things from escalating. elsewhere in is the sticky side in common attack to lebanese army checkpoints killing one soldier intriguing tales as four attackers were killed in the exchange of fire the area was the scene of heavy fighting six months ago between the army of supporters of the sunni muslim cleric who backs rebels in neighboring syria the rough is that syrian relate to counties could even to the plunge lebanon back into it and civil. rest in peace. ten days of mourning process up because fest duck president ended on sunday with the burial of nelson mandela and his ancestral having to do. as the coffin was lowered into the grave army helicopters few of the bank the south african black. a day. the state funeral said this was a mix of nikki home and tradition on a steve writes that ended by then it is politically this and foreign guests the nobel peace laureate was held in apartheid prisons for twenty seven years before emerging to pizza cuteness was ninety five twent

city's northern summer and is not part of the city somewhat system the accident is the second passenger toby rand when this hits the ropes at this the ukrainian opposition has its own ukrainians come to the capit kiev to join the current protests against the incumbent all parties' as i said nothing can be taped out some ikea. demonstrates this extends across the city central streets and side i will not be made until the cabinet was islands parliament is dissolved. i'm president get nuked of its leaves. son die so points in between protesters i'm brought place as well as the involvement of three hundred people from the practical problem with the fourth placed the sweaters last ep so protesters. the protests may put the dons separate isaac got off the onion to be expanded to many pod refusing to sell an appeal to the european union were likely sprint he discussed front testers on site to my morning prompting tens of thousands of people to come to kl . i knew the routine use of june more. in going in in. i did. you can. shoot. zz i . eu. i love his yelled to me. what does he hold the bacon trie

for people take to help look after their jokes perhaps bill walker is toby keith care. often people that have had a lovely friend or family aaron need for an even that might help. the crafty until cream you know there is flannel councils to operate an anti euthanasia policy. so some could be here and on time. but just because they don't have a home doesn't mean they won't get presents shower until button or tv news. that is what you see the repeat his life with images of a festive decorations were of the country. i stood with us and rickety. if you love them the eye. a man the hero. but the party inside the city is on to that of the inaugural run. though. it's the beginning. it is nice wounds. he knew that i saying. i knew. zouk. i honor the server program. it's especially good things trying to achieve is to get a suite of scientific instruments. all abortions for this mobile platforms jor el and the scientific spirit the soul rover old curiosity. actually it's the most complicated most complex and most capable system ever put on the surface of another plant effect it m

toby the first to be live streamed the first is a case concerning a california law the requires police to collect the dna of any adult arrested for a felony the chief justice of the ninth circuit alex kaczynski said about the decision. video streaming is a way to open record stores even wider so that more people can see and hear what transpires in the quarter particularly in regard to some of our most important cases. so stay tuned for some musty legal tv coming out of the west cups that's you a story of spying and deception. emerging from the us air force academy according to information obtained by the colorado springs gazette. the air force's office of special investigations with postie was running a secret program in which cadets were forced to spy on their classmates to catch suspected drug users and offenders. the cadets you acted as informants were encouraged to see their classmates their professors in our commanders on taking photos wearing recording devices and filing secret reports. according to the gazette this is something many cadets were bullied into doing. it says the re

the daniel plan is a new book is combines faith and is written bypass toby pastor rick warren.st 65 pounds. but earlier this year his son matthew took his own life and pastor warren had a setback, gaining some of those pounds. and the three of you have come up with the daniel plan. before we get started, my heart felt sympathies to you. >> thank you so the people who have watched on television and sent prayers and thoughts. i'm grateful for that. i imagine putting together a book which takes time is a way to he'al. the book is using the five f's. >> the last stage of grief is taking your pain and helping somebody else. >> most books deal with food and exercise. foods and fitness we are saying that you have to have faith and friends and know cus. the secret sauce. >> they are the experts at it. you are a psychiatrist. you focused on focus? >> there are 140 studies now. as your weight goes up the physical size and function of your brain goes down. which would scare the fat off of everyone. we do brain imaging. it is clear. if you are not physically healthy the health of your brai

the kids grow up to be kristen wigg and toby mcguire. >> they're brother and sister, not blood brotherach other. >> jimmy: an uncomfortable relationship between the two. you brought a photograph. >> of the original selfie from 1987. it's also a photo bomb. it's me and the pope. pope is right there. >> jimmy: the pope mobile. a classic. you invented the selfie. unbelievable. >> yeah, i did. >> jimmy: you teach acting right? at actor's gang. >> i do. yes. yes. >> jimmy: an event. don't know what we'll gain from this. something that is going on now through end of the year. >> of the queen family's very special holiday special. songs, dances, aerialists magicians, a lot of fun. holiday show. >> jimmy: i was wondering, you do teach people off to act. a great thing to do when you are a successful actor. to give back. if you could teach a little something to those of us who are not actors. because the at christmas time. one of the difficult thing thousands when you get a gift. you've don't like the gift. you want few pretend you do like the gift. what i look to do is give you a gift. then you

she has an uncle, toby, who is a drinker. she has a chambermaid who is very charming.he is a -- she has a full that tells a thing she does not like to hear, like king lear had. wail, seven years you will -- wear a veil and not look at the face of man or it a shipwreck happens with a twin brother and sister. they both think the other drowned. the sister comes up with see oh, my, and she says, brother drowned, what will i do? À la get back to where i come from? -- how will i get back to where i come from? she has a trunk of close, but they are her brother's) -- clothes, but they are her brother's clothes. bolivia's -- olivia starts to fall in love with her because she is dressing up like a brother. she doesn't know, but we know it is actually a girl. the language is very strong. it is often used by those who push the erotic nature of shakespeare's place. they talk about the pure love of and a never meet until the farcical moment, and they are on the stage at the same time, looking identical, and the -- she says, how come you don't know? says, how have you not made divisi

toby lanzer, who brought south sudan out of the town of artur behind. >> as i left our base and went to the airport in bor, yes, there was a lot of looting, gunshots, dead bodies, and very, very out of control youth. heavily armed and that needs to be brought under control. >> for more we are joined from silver spring maryland from ambassador princeton lyman. he served as an envoy for sudan and south sudan in 2011. what is going on? who is killing whom? >> the two sides letting lass the dogs of war. you have killing reported against the nuer in juba and elsewhere, by soldiers in the national army. you have reports in jonglei province, dinka killed in others by supporters of riek machar. it's a dangerous situation, a political dispute that spun out of control. the lack of control by the political leaders it to address it in other ways. >> how difficult and dangerous is it for u.s. troops who are trying to get in and get the final men's out of there? >> it depends where they are coming in. if they are talking about juba, the capital is a little quite now. they can do that. if they are

the real challenge comes when bernanke, toby janet yellen, has directly tighten and remove the liquiditystem. that is when interest rates will start to go up and when the market will react. we know does not like the rates, but the rates did not go up today. liz: when will they? what timetable deceiver tightening? 2016? >> the yield curve has gotten fairly steep. 0-3%. about 3.9% of the very longest and. you can infer from that what the expected future short-term rate are and from what i can tell by looking at that from the term structure of interest rate the market expected about 200 basis point increase, two percentage increase over the next two to three years. that would be a dissipation of inflation because eventually all this money the fed has put out there will be inflationary. david: the yield on the 10-yeaa is at 2.8, you are looking at the 30-year yield at 3.9, right? i just wanted to correct the board. >> thank you. as you look at the long-term implications of this, the market is predicting short-term rates to go up in about two years, over two years. in reflection of bubbly ris

now some angry gun owners are boycotting toby keith and the gun ban is sparking a firestorm on sociala on one side people say that no gun sign alerts criminals to potential unarmed victims and on 00 other side people say that guns in a place that serves alcohol is a recipe for disaster so now you be the judge. should gun owners be allowed to carry their guns into restaurants and bars as long as it's legal? vote in our poll. coming up, tied season for big movie releases. what should and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> it is suppose to be the most wonderful time of the year for new movie releases, which are worth the price of admission. kevin mccarthy joins us. kevin, i love seeing you. okay. >> good evening, greta. >> there are great mo

. >> i happened toby the window. on top of the hill but i still heard a screeching noise. within seconds the ambulance and the fire trucks started coming passed by mri windy window. >> reporter: several cars flipped on their sides sending many passengers flying out of their seetsz. >> i was just sitting on the train. i wasn't paying attention to anything in particular. all of a sudden the train felt like a little more sideways than it should be. by the time i looked up it was completely going off its track and there was just like the rubble from under the tracks flying. >> reporter: emergency first responders including divers searched the crash scene as cadaver dogs combed the wreck e wreckage. they believe all passengers have been accounted for. >> we're trying to stabilize the situation right now. new york is blessed with the best first responders, i think, anywhere in the country. >> reporter: this is one of the busiest travel days of the thanksgiving holiday and metro north is incredibly popular, carrying about 83 million passengers a year, nearly 16 million on the hud

now some angry gun owners are boycotting toby keith and the gun ban is sparking a firestorm on socialo gun sign alerts criminals to potential unarmed victims and on 00 other side people say that guns in a place that serves alcohol is a recipe for disaster so now you be the judge. should gun owners be allowed to carry their guns into restaurants and bars as long as it's legal? vote in our poll. coming up, tied season for big movie releases. what should you go see this weekend? you will find out next. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of amer

toby out on the diversity of who we are today with is the fact that we all are somehow -- >> right question. i did think it is possible to answer that. we are all effected by the consequences, long-term consequences of the reformation era love -- whether we like and not regardless of what we individually might affirm or how we live with in a hyper pluralism in so far, for example, as we all live within western liberal political restitution. everyone who lives in a western country lives in this kind of structure with the variations, the belgian, the u.s. is the case may be, we also all live within capitalist market economies that are part of an interconnected global market network regardless, even the people who live in the most intentional, i want to get off the grave, let's go have a commune in rural missouri -- they have to interact with those markets in some ways. in that sense we all are within those institutional structures regardless of the particular ways in which we are there a firm, down the firm, or have various kinds of ways in which we enter commerce. but interestingly it was th

there is going toby a whole new set of cash help for people who are unemployed, people who moved to parte. pretty much anyone who doesn't work is going to -- only the i'm who work are going to have to pay for stuff these days. and i think if we're going to have new programs coming online, let's at least let the old ones expire. >> let me real quick, before we get to dean butler for rebuttal, casey, how does obama care fit into this? >> well, basically, the only people who had v to pay full price for their health care going forward are people who work full-time and get insurance on their job. they're going to have to continue to pay like they always have. and pretty much everybody else are going get heavily subsidized care and relief from penalties and so on. >> all right. so that's -- okay, another incentive not to work. dean baker, i don't reckon you agree with casey. what is your response? >> well, to me, this is kind of obvious. we sort of have the dead body, the person standing with the smoking gun over it and you and casey are running around to see what happened. we had a housing bu

here is one from toby -- theara is in austin on dependent line. caller: we will never forget him.omeone say if he -- doeshe if what he wrote not apply to him, it does not apply to anyone. i remember one thing he said. he said overcoming poverty is not a suggestion of charity. it is an act of justice. that is just one of the quotations i remember from him. he also said i learned that kurds was not the effort of here, but the triumph over it. so it is a big loss. he lived a long life, 27 years prison, it is amazing he had the attitude he did after all that. thank you. host: thank you. a few more minutes of your phone calls. mississippi, angela, hello. caller: how are you? host: fine, thank you. caller: i want to send my condolences to the mandela family. be strong, because he was a good hero. host: all right, angela. a couple comments. menendez, the chairman of the foreign relations committee in the senate, a number of statements, nelson mandela taught us about humility in the face of inhumanity and left an unjust world a more just place. also from speaker boehner, a comic deceiving