you've made your choice, though wrong it may be, god did not intend for this unnatural lifestyle.goodbye, dad. hey, listen, god didn't just say, hey you know what, i sent jesus christ down so you could make sure that you hate each other. wasn't he supposed to be the prince of peace? didn't he say turn the other cheek? didn't he say his main message was love? you're going to do this to your own son? i've been amazed by this. i have a son now. the idea that you could reject your son like this and say i never want to see you again based on your wrong interpretation of the bible. if you believe that part i say it over and over again. if you believe that part in leviticus that says, you should not lie with a man it also says you should not eat pork, lobster, ham or bacon. if your son eats shrimp are you going to say i will never seen you again. you're against god. i see folks who say no, you don't don't understand, jesus god rid of the old testament. just the new testament. great, stop hating gays. jesus never talked about hating gays or not lying with a man. that's the old testament.

you can tell someone who has an older type of prosthetic device that the walking is unnatural. >> want to have a race? >> no, i do not want to race now. >> how about with you? what is different? >> there's a lot that's different. so these offer control when the foot's in contact with the ground and when the foot's off the ground. so these actually propel me forward so i can do all of things, walk at all speeds and run up steps and all kinds of things. >> what's that like for you? >> it's exhilarating. >> something -- i mean you're sprinting up stairs with bilateral motion. is that something you'd ever thought you could do? >> no. and to hear those motors going, that's fantastic. he file likeeel like a bionic m. hello, hello. >> thank you very, very much. this is the best thing since bread and butter. >> years ago at m.i.t. i had written a grant and submitted to the veterans administration, veterans affairs, and that grant was funded and we used those monies at m.i.t. to develop really the science of how the human ankleby ha bb behaves, th you adapt that to a synthetic device. >> in 196

while this film depicts life in the region, what i love about new orleans, they are authentic and unnaturalthey are as advertised. when you see is what you get. acting requires you to do this for, 5, 6, seven or eight times to give the director what he wants. what did you make of this experience having to create this? >> when i first found that i got the film, he did his interviews, he told people, and he saw some natural things in may. people go to school for three, four, five years. but he saw some natural things in the back, you know, did not require me to be able the have to go to learn the school to learn the things i needed to be able to do. but they brought acting coaches and to work with me at night at the bakery. we try to work during the course of the day and work on different techniques and skills. but they had a hard time catching up with me because i was tired from baking and they would try to catch up with me in the morning. they brought the acting coaches, while i am making an donuts, baking bread, working on different acting techniques. the learning how i need to change emot

jensen, who was very careful about looking at our plans, which is unnatural -- none natural design for the park. it is going to be an unusual redesign for the park. he was there a excited as were other folks in the presentation. it was interesting how his review brought up several things about accessibility that were incorporated in our plans that we were happy to do so. the park and recreation commission thought very highly of the overall scheme and the playground design in particular. the design was vetted through numerous meetings that were announced in the neighborhood and held at a neighborhood facility. i think everything was done to outreach to neighbors. good from my point of view, a project of this source i have been involved in in the past, and other public parks, buena vista park, lafayette park, and other projects i have been involved with, there is always a degree of disagreement in these parks canno, and i think we areg last vestiges of disagreement with lafayette park. i would encourage you to set aside a disagreement, what the project go ahead. there has been quite a lo

he's concerned about the growing number of red points on his register of unnatural deaths in and aroundsamburu national reserve. >> the reason is entirely due to increased demand from china and the price of ivory is going up all the time. it more than doubled in the last two and a half years and the effects are immediately visible on the rate of poaching. there are poachers now who get such a good price and they are prepared to take big risks, so kws has to contend with gangs of poachers springing up all over the place at a much higher rate than before. >> to speed up their work and make a fast get-away, poachers use chainsaws to get at the ivory. kenyan customs officials recently discovered more than 700 pieces of ivory in suspicious sacks at the port of mombasa. a kilo of ivory sells for 700 dollars in the carving shops of thailand and southern china. and prices are rising. last year, the kenyan government piled up five tons of confiscated trunks. to emphasize kenya's commitment to ending the slaughter, the pile -- representing the lives of 300 elephants -- was set on fire. president

sustainablity and environmentalism and once you say that maybe signs are not a part of the city or unnatural or don't speak to the values of a non consumer oriented culture and make clear for example. i think this kind of notion and the notion of signs and beautification is also an issue. >> this picture shows both the general advertising. this used to be the buy it yourself casket company. you could beretail caskets. what a loss to the city. it says on the window for lease and there is a provision in the planning code when a business is gone the sign has to be removed within a certain lent olength oftime. do you know th? >> no not off hand and the business sign goes with the business and once it's gone not considered a business sign. >> and it's in the code and it says how long you have and i think 90 days and the business code says that as well. here is another one of the corner signs and it's interesting it's not a modern starbucks kind of institutional sign but independent individual sign and a great restaurant too by the way. here we go. we're in another district here. we have hand pain

but for the not anywhere near the type of adjustment that someone that was in the infantry was unnaturally was in hard combat you know thank you thank you very much sir nice to be with us and just a reminder that my guest on the show today was richard doing laundry in chief of the american troops are for. war zone and that's it for now for wall street spotlights we'll be back with you until then stay on r.t. and take care thank glenn you. glenn . that. i.

if you are eating something completely unnatural something that could make you sick could give you cancer make your testicles shrink even pill you wouldn't want to know if you answered yes then you're on the same side as over ninety percent of your fellow americans poll after poll over the last few years has shown that more than ninety percent of americans support specific labeling of genetically modified foods that they buy grocery stores and european and other developed countries routinely require labeling of g.m.o. those genetically modified organisms or foods but even though for years americans have been demanding the right to know what's in their food and whether or not it's frankenfood not a single piece of state or federal legislation has ever been passed to make it happen which brings us to california efforts to force that state's legislature to pass laws to require labeling of genetically modified foods have failed so now citizens of that state if taken matters into their own hands after collecting more than a million signatures the citizens of california put proposition thirty s

. - monogamy is unnatural. of all the species on this planet, only 20 mate for l-- you know who mates for life? both: termites. - yeah, you told me that before. hey, can i talk to you as a friend? - i'm not keen on being friends. - can i talk to you as somebody who's worked with you for the better part of a decade? - even that makes me uncomfortable. - george, my girlfriend left me for dr. shankar. - dr. shankar? that guy's a good catch. - come on, man. i'm being serious. - dominance hierarchies occur in most animal species that live in groups, including primates, doug. you lost your place in the food chain. - i'm not a primate. i live in brooklyn. i get my food from freshdirect. i have opposable thumbs. - you got to show her you're still the alpha male. what would harvey do? [dog barks] confront shankar, establish dominance. - like, you want me to kill him? [mr. mistoffelees from caplaying] - ♪ and we all sing - ♪ oh, well, i never! ♪ was there ever a cat ♪ so clever as magical mr. mistoffelees? ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, well

. - monogamy is unnatural. of all the species on this planet, only 20 mate for l-- you know who mates for life? both: termites. - yeah, you told me that before. hey, can i talk to you as a friend? - i'm not keen on being friends. - can i talk to you as somebody who's worked with you for the better part of a decade? - even that makes me uncomfortable. - george, my girlfriend left me for dr. shankar. - dr. shankar? that guy's a good catch. - come on, man. i'm being serious. - dominance hierarchies occur in most animal species that live in groups, including primates, doug. you lost your place in the food chain. - i'm not a primate. i live in brooklyn. i get my food from freshdirect. i have opposable thumbs. - you got to show her you're still the alpha male. what would harvey do? [dog barks] confront shankar, establish dominance. - like, you want me to kill him? [mr. mistoffelees from caplaying] - ♪ and we all sing - ♪ oh, well, i never! ♪ was there ever a cat ♪ so clever as magical mr. mistoffelees? ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, well

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changed, so many of the struggle to come out in the face of the thought that my feelings are sick and unnatural and deviant and immoral. that can have lasting emotional scars and i think we don't talk about it in the things that affects that i came out at a time and in a context where many people believe that acting on those feelings i had was going to send me straight to hell and there are plenty people that still believe that. that can do a lot of damage to kids. the fact that we have that shared experience and the sensitivity of that experience is one of the differences. we in many cases a pact to fight much harder to be acknowledged as legitimate and we still have to go through coming out. if i'm on an airplane coming to an event like this somebody is like oh what he doing? what's it all about and i have to make a decision which at this point in my life is a pretty easy decision. let me tell you about the book. [laughter] >> and they say that's fine. >> exact vm here is a link. occasionally you will be sitting next to that person on the airplane who will give you a double take look-alike oh

we sit at desks, it's unnatural for people to be sitting around all the time.o get their energy levels boosted up. that could be caffeine or energy drinks. they say everybody should drink more coffee. people ruin the energy benefits of coffee by pouring sugar in. if energy drinks can delivery the caffeine without the sugar, you should go for it. >> i will take the opposite side of this trade. i'm not in favor of banning anything. i do want to know what's in it. why don't they put the labels what's in it and amount. i want to know how much caffeine is in it. these are the companies that say, we will provide you with the biggest kick you have ever seen, you will have hours of energy. fine. i want to know the interaction with other drugs and don't think it's a nanny state. >> it has twice the caffeine as a cup of coffee. >> that's great. people get the caffeine without the side effects of too much sugar and milk. >> and putting how much calories are now on menus, i think that is useful. >> the faa says it will study the policies using electronic devices while on a

teleprompter, trust me here, can be a god-awful, unnatural device, and if you're not used to reading from a glass panel and seeing the text, there it is now. that is the central screen in the back of the room. it is basically a large flat screen tv. it is available to all the speakers. and you've also seen those glass panels, state of the union, you always see them. it is a tough way to deliver a speech when you're used to speaking from the heart or off the cuff or without notes. the second note is we did see the romneys tonight. politics can be a highly unglamorous business at times. we saw them come out the loading dock of the marriott hotel here and walk through everything we all know sits on the floor there in loading docks. got into the secret service motorcade moments ago to come over here to the arena. chuck todd down on the floor. chuck, give us your preview of tonight. >> i want to tell but what we've seen over the last two hours. there's been an array of rising stars. we had nicky haley. the second hispanic republican in the senate. but brian, nobody brought this crowd to i

we have evolved to have let's say a craving for salt, sugar, and fat that's highly unnatural because were trace nutrients in our early environment. now we get addicted to junk food because the craving is so huge. we have also evolved to have a craving for connection to others. when a new hunter wandered into the encampment that was a big deal. now there is a new hunter on every street corner and 4,000 of them in your facebook friends and they're all on twitter so these are junk food relationships, don. we all get addicted to them because we have this craving for attachment even though it's pretend. >> you mentioned the dangers. you remember the woman who fell into the fountain while texting and the man in california who was texting and walking. that is the woman in the fountain. we all remember that. then the man who was walking in california and came face to face with a 400-pound black bear and so now the number of people who are distracted and going into the emergency room, the injuries are quadrupled. 1500 people. i think so far last year. what does this say about our society? >>

and if the fed keeps rates unnaturally low, it could mean that assets are not priced in a way that theypriced if it was just -- if they were just market prices. it puts things out of whack. explain this to me. the fed said this week after they met, "we will provide additional accommodation as needed to promote a stronger economic recovery and sustained improvement in labor market conditions." what does that mean to somebody like you? they said we will provide additional accommodation. doesn't mean they're providing hotel rooms. what is it that they might do if they feel they need to act? >> they will continue to experiment. that's what they're going to do. so they have a range of measures, four in particular, that they can take. and it becomes very detailed. but what they want to do is try to assure people that things are going to be okay so that we spend more, so that we take more risk. so they're trying to assure this by either keeping interest rates artificially low or by telling us that rates will stay low for a very long time which they've done that already. so what they're trying

most of us of course heard of woe tox cosmetic surgery but the results are sometimes unnatural looking and women a similar outcome of pulling the skin without putting anything underneath it. >> it's the hot trend taking the beauty world by storm. a nonsurgical alternative called acufacial. >> we're taking your face to the gym. we have muscles in our body and face. no other procedure actually exercises the muscles and improved circulation in your skin. >> reporter: acupuncturist said you can come away looking five to ten years younger. >> we're working with your energy, energy of your body to lift it up. work with the muscles in your face to reduce fine lines and wrinkle, improve muscle tone and give you a beautiful overall flowing complexion. >> explain how this feels as the needles are going in. >> it really feels like a little pinprick. it's not painful at all. you don't feel it after she does it. >> i usually fall asleep when i get this done. >> reporter: 35-year-old allison is on the ninth of ten treatments. before and after shows a noticeable improvement. >> i was starting to see

he will pit her credibility against her unnatural death series.'t just shoving her face under the water. he dragged her across a gravel driveway. it's not your place to shove your kid's face under running what for. megyn: preliminary hearing in the case tomorrow. what do we expect out of that? >> they will be bound over. megyn: any predictions on results here? >> usually there is some sort of plea bargain. non-jail. parenting classes. supervision by probation. megyn: thank you so much. coming up we are getting new information about the shooting at the family research council in downtown washington. what we are learning about the suspect coming up. [ male announcer ] this is anna, her long day teaching the perfect swing begins with back pain and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right no

as you can see here a lot of moves, unnatural moves but very intense. that's the key about it.he beauty of it is you can get a big caloric burn. >> do you have to be in decent shape to try it. or can you go straight from the couch. >> all the extreme workouts, make sure you're in shape to do it. this is not for the faint of heart. this is -- even the moderate or easy program is quite difficult for some. check with your doctor to make sure you can withstand some of the workouts. if you are at the training level, this could work out well. >> the other is the insanity work yoult. >> the name says it all. this is outrageous, this guy takes you through the paces. you can burn up to a thousand calories in an hour. what i like about the extreme programs are that these extreme programs can really allow you to maximize your calorie burn in a short period of time. a lot of you go to the gym as you know and they're hanging outs for most of the time and not working out. with these, you're working out. >> for folks going from the couch to starting a workout routine, this high intensity inte

. >> i don't know if they will show you how unnatural i was at one point but anyway, welcome back to i'm john berman. very glad you're with us. we're going to talk politics and medicare wars because the obama campaign just released a new ad this morning going after the man on the other side of the ticket who is number two on that ticket, paul ryan. here's a first look at this ad. >> i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >> now mitt romney is attacking the president on medicare, the nonpartisan aarp says obama care cracks down on fraud waste and abuse and strengthens guaranteed benefits. and the ryan plan, aarp says it would undermine medicare and could lead to higher costs for seniors and experts say ryan's voucher plan could raise future retirees costs by $6400. get the facts. >> both campaigns on offense on issue of medicare which is fascinating. pa mark preston is live. >> reporter: that ad with run in serve battleground states, including virginia and florida and on monday where mitt romney and paul ryan will be together back again. medicare has become the issue of the camp

it was not unnatural to kind of being very attracted to the message that he had because it was an amazinge things he hasn't delivered on . that's why people are feeling disillusioned. >> anna: you graduated in 2009 and college end had to pay my rent and change i got i had to move in with my mother. is it what young voters are feeling if they can't find anything? >> the economy is tough, graduating in 2009, i think that is sort of a funny line. first and foremost it is humorous and has a strain of truth to it because it was difficult to get the job in the aftermath of the political crisis. we didn't think that the stimulus did as much as it could of or misdirected. >> anna: most part guys, you are bashing the president. you make one reference. sometimes i think the peace prize winner -- you thank him for taking down osama bin laden on his watch . what would it take for you to vote for him in 2012? >> what we are really looking for is one candidate to come out and support or just talk about the issues that we care about and we think that have not been addressed by either major candidate of

defending the big banks, things like the combination of commercial and investment banking he said is unnatural he takes on the idea the banking giants caused the financial crisis in the first place and that the large financial institutions are too complex to manage. harrison argues it would hurt customers, clients and the broader economy and inject new risks into the financial system if the banks break up. we have a new guest who can talk about all of these things, st. louis fed president jim bullard. jim your thoughts on this, is that the big banks should be broken up. >> yeah, i support my colleague, richard fisher, on this one, and my former colleague, tom hanig who argued these banks are too b big, i'm not against bigness per se but they have an impolicity insurance and that has really been costly during this crisis, i think he'd be better off with smaller firms and my metric for smaller is if they're small enough you feel comfortable letting them fail, you're at the right size. >> harrison brings up it wasn't the big banks necessarily. i take that back, citigroup needed help. his point is

it is a disgraceful road that he chose, to endorse same-sex, it is unnatural. it is unscriptural. it is not natural for a man to have a man. if god had intended that, he would have created a third sex. he did not do that. we want the president to know we will oppose his position until the last stand. we will oppose his position. i would like to present with you my son who is going to head up our mandate campaign that we will start this week to get across the country and give people involved. just speak for a second. >> first of all, i want to thank my dad for taking such a bold and historic position. i am proud to call him my father. i myself celebrate 27 years of marriage in october and that is to one woman at one time. we have four children. he has led by example and i thank god for that. i am excited about heading up the marriage for mandate. this mandate is designed to give people a chance to learn and express their values and why marriage is important to them. we will be taking this to the road and we will be teaching people the value of marriage and give people a chance to e

what is unnatural and counter productive are the recent legislative efforts to strip workers of the rightthe economic health of our country will not revitalized by depriving workers of the voice. 2011 baseball demonstrated that collective bargaining can produce a productive agreement if each party republicans both the power and the idea of the counter part. even in an economic environment as challenging as today's, better results were flow from the bargaining process and unilateral and position by management. better ideas will be generated with employee's input. we have proven in baseball through -- prune that in baseball through check -- jointly run international tournament to be play for the next time next march. agreement reached with employee support can be implemented more effectively and efficiently as shown by the drug program. unions can effectively and productively represent workers even in struggling industries. collective bargaining in times such as these may be difficult,ed aer have czarrial, and contentious as demonstrated in baseball of all places, the surest path to mutuall

it not be able, to be constantly -- it's unnatural. but a great run for the u.s. women. >> did you see bolt, by the way? i know it's not a u.s. -- >> i did see that. >> it is remarkable. >> it is, and to run that quickly in the 100 or 200, your whole body -- >> unbelievable. >> -- has to be one big muscle, basically. and they are. you look at those guys, it's so cool. >> i couldn't do that. >>> the owner of carl's jr., which you probably have never had, i don't think, because you never lived in l.a., right? >> i never lived in l.a., but i have been to a carl's jr. in l.a. >> they have a best what they call a western bacon cheeseburger and they put like an onion ring on it and the special sauce. >> i've been to carl's jr., i've been to in-n-out burger. people like the freets. i call them fries. very european. >> carl's jr. is postponing its ipo, citing market conditions, which is i guess a commentary not on fast food and really not so much on the consumer, but on wall street, i would think. wouldn't you think that's probably in the ipo? i mean, the t.a.r.p. defende