but i took umbrage at the fact that -- i did not know who it was when i read the brief. i have just learned it was commissioners moore, olague, and sugaya, who said that the western neighborhoods had given their pound of flesh to housing and so the eastern side should now do so. the permit holder was talking about the fact that the appellants were nostalgic for some suburban feel to their area. first of all, the word nostalgic, when it originally entered the lexicon -- it was psycho pathological -- psycho- pathological. it had to do with home sickness that was pathological. it has been softened to mean appreciate -- appreciation for the past. both comments go to the issue of neighborhood character. to me, that is what the planning process is all about -- preserving neighborhood character. you are going to be disappointed with where i go with this. so i think that the commissioners, if they stated that they thought this project should go through because it would balance the scales of density to another part of the city -- i think that is entirely the wrong reason to have

isi guards its secrets extrely jealously and not just the isi but the military itself takes great umbragehen some of its internal information leaks out into the media, and there's been a lot of that going on, particularly in the recent years as he was saying, there's been a tremendous out growth of the broadcast media, in particular as well as the print media that are competing for space in pakistan. so they try to get to the source of 95 leaks. now, it's quite possible that this may have been behind this murder. it's ao possible that some of the al qaeda elements may have been behind this. we d't know. the prime minister says he has ordered an inquiry. but such inquiries witn pakistan have never reallyieded any results. there is a long tradition of burying the tru in the fis and forgetting about them. >> are reporters in pakistan who ar writing about sensitive subjects livingn a certain fear that somehow, someone in the government, whether the leadership of the government knows or not, might come down on them? >> absolutely. and not just the government but from certain political parties

i repeated in my book because i wrote to the uncensored history of area 51, and many people take umbrage with that. a couple guys in my book aren't happy about it and i understand why. we were saving the free lubold and no one likes to hear about this kind of ghastly going on in the desert that this is what my source told me. i found by his veracity and it's what i wrote in the book people are skeptical of it and at the same time want to know more about. >> let me ask one follow-up before you go to the next one. so, the reason than if it would panic the population for keeping it such a deep dark secret would have been what? >> the reason for keeping the program secret? >> keeping this program reverse engineering, the idea of the russians were doing this if they were caught red handed, why keep it a secret? look at what they've done, there was evidence that he took some of the papers that were of joseph 9:00 and this would have been a great propaganda for the united states. >> absolutely, and that is a question that i asked my source repeatedly. it was 18 months now more than ten years we

one of the organizations listed and the reason i take certain umbrage at this amendment is that it's an organization in my own district known as minnesota's neighborhoods organizing for change. minnesota neighborhoods organizing for change are people who are known to me. they work hard every day. think work on foreclosure, they work on trying to get people the vote they work with poor people in particular. let me read from their website to describe what they actually do, mr. chairman. minnesota neighborhoods organizing for change is a new nonprofit committed to building pow for the low income and moderate income neighborhoods through community organizing, civic engagement, political mobilization and education. n.o.c. is a member-funded and member-run organizations that take thopes social, economic justice issues that impact our community the most. whether it's huge issues like health care or bank reform or small neighborhood concerns like getting a stop sign installed at a dangerous intersection, n.o.c. members work together to apply their collective strength to get it done. this is

. >> then he took umbrage at that. this is my privacy issue. you wanted both, didn't you?t. for me it was like because he's acting this way, does that give me the right to do that because that's not who i am. each day was one decision at a time on how to handle it. we were able to come together around the friends and realize how important the kids, having a great relationship with their father was going to be no matter how i felt about him. >> you always encouraged that. >> i always encouraged that. i would go to dinner and help fost their relationship with the kids. >> at one point, your daughter found high heels in your apartment. she didn't want to see you any more. she was angry. >> that is true. the title "surprised by love" comes from the fact i was humbled, absolutely broken by the fact she continued to love me defiantly, according to her own values, not by my behavior. i didn't have any right to have that love. because that's who she is, she loved me and it transformed our wholexperience. >> how much did your own personal faith play a part in all of this? >> it was

. >> she took umbrage. >> she escorted the gentleman off of the flight.is what he said, i live in new york and live in a very hurried world and we use swear words as adjectives. >> the police didn't press charges on this guy. >> we'd love to know what you all think. >> i do know that you get -- planes being on a plane boarding a plane, it's stressful, period. everyone is like -- >> from the minute you leave your house. >> i feel anxiety whenever i'm getting on a plane. i don't know why, you got your bag, am i going to get my seat. >> people are so in love with their stuff, right? so you get there and you're so thrilled because there's room in the overhead. you go, yes, i got here early enough, i you put it right in, it fits nicely. as people come on, people come on, they start pushing your stuff around. right? then people have brought so much stuff on board that the -- the attendants have to take things into their own hands. >> how about the people -- the overhead compartments work so you can slide them in lengthwise like that. people like to put theirs i