back to our program. >>> after having a baby in northern california, transgender couple scott and tom mooretry for another one in las cruces, new mexico. they even found a local midwife, cammi shaw, who specializes in female-to-male transsexuals. tom can't produce sperm so they need to find a sperm donor. scott still has a vagina and working reproductive system. so the rest is pretty straightforward. >> hi, honey, how are you? >> cammi's devised an unique trick. increasing the chance of conception through artificial insemination. >> what we do is put the sperm inside. it goes right in here, this goes inside and then it sits -- it's like a suction cup and it sits up against the uterus so the cervix would be centrally located. so this would be suctioned up against the uterus. our agenda here is to keep the sperm as close to the cervix as possible to increase the chances and opportunities for concept. >> she's well versused in the mind field of unique problems transgender males face trying to get pregnant >> the last thing i can imagine a transman having a baby would have to endure is somebody

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tom from new jersey says what are your plans for benjamin moore going forward?t and i'm interested in what it is you do when you parachute in. >> benjamin moore, we have a tremendous quality of brand as well as a great company with great people. we need to give a little bit more attention to our dealers. over the last ten years or so we've underinvested in our dealer network. what we're trying to do is reinvigorate them with trust and helping them understand that we're here for them for the long haul. we're not going to make commitments in other directions. but really for them. i would say when i go into i accompany, it's helping the management team identify the direction in which we need to move. and in situations that i've involved typically there's been an industry change, business shift, somewhere where we've lost our way a little bit. we can use resources within other companies, berkshire companies are the first place i look to for knowledge and experience. i ask, can you come in and help, how do you manage your warehouse, how you went to market with a spec

tom crean >> gary: that hair cut! everytime i see it is sort of stops the show. >> gary: there is a chance the raiders could relocate let's go to pam moorein oakland. >> gary: it is funny. >> pam: everyone is going after the oakland team, i am telling you? >> gary: they just maybe get the raiders: in the right direction and that is where the a's want to go to. the stadium those of us who remember growing upper now was considered a whole. >> pam: they are working on it. some people remember it consider this outdated. i like to spend the rest of my life here right here in this facility. if it was a hole in the ceiling with a fix it now? i do not think so. it is just the facility. >> gary: that are the 23rd facility in america. bad back or not? tiger woods is playing golf this week. he did a practice round and this is donald trump's course by the way. tiger woods had back spasms which had him are caused him to sign out of the honda tournament. >> getting everything to fired in proper sequence. >> gary: no one cares. >> pam: of course they care. >> gary: if you can watch you can perform if you can wahl you can perform on here. if you can wal

i'm sure that tom styir's people had the talking points well prepared and moveon.org and george source and michael moore and the hollywood elites and that crowd all had their talking points to sound real good. and i noticed that so many of them were reading these points and were not really familiar with the issues. but last night many of the -- my colleagues pointed to weather as the reason for manclimate change yet they failed to quote meteorologists in their speeches. let me read to you what meterrologists are saying about climate change. a recent study by george mason university reported -- that was over 400 tv meteorologists -- they reported that 63% of the weathercastors believe that any global warming that occurs is the result of natural variation and not human activities. now, that's a significant 2-1 majority. another study by the american meteorological society last year found their members, nearly half of their -- of their members, nearly half did not believe in manmade global warming. further month, the survey found that scientists who professed liberal political values were more likely to pr