you have unstructured time with him. he is pretty good in those unstructured cases right?he was in davenport and a homeless vietnam war veteran approached him. he was wearing harley davidson gear and the man said he wanted to pray with him. this is probably a good moment for scott walker, but he put his arms around the man and he prayed with him. you don't know how that will turn out as all the cameras are on you. it turned out ok with him. that is the kind of thing that happens to me all the time, by the way. mark: talk about jeb bush as a candidate. how has he been? >> he is not as adept. the one time i was with him in las vegas, he had been behaving as though he had all the time in the world. pretty much connecting pretty well with voters. he walks away from the voters into the space with reporters, it is like personality changed immediately. now he is yelling at -- expressing, you know, unhappiness with an aide who admittedly was going to walk them through a space where there were protesters. that is not where you want to have that. mark: he somehow knew that. >> he mi

, work with partners and neighborhood groups to activate park to organize event activities and unstructured play. yoi can see example thofz initiatives there of ways to activate our various parks through a variety of activities that are important to our park users mptd turning the strategy 3. inspire public investment to better align with infrastructure needs. the heart orphoutreach and conversations we had, this was the nut of it. our ability to really implement much of our strategic plan is largely reliant on the resources we have to do it. so, some of the key initiatives in 3.1 i'll take a second to focus on this is pursue a strategy and mayor and board and park alliance and community. we are please today hear the mayor talk about this in the budget speech and i'm grateful to had park alliance and prozac for helping to lead that conversation which ought to be taking place over the next few month about how to better align our level of invesment with the resources weez have. objective 3.2. a big part is continue to broaden engagement and strengeen external [inaudible] there are a variety o

it just makes women look unstructured, wonton running around looking for the next person to bed.o things are ver very different. >> we are too busy doing the work we have to do than to fight with the men who disagree with us and most of us believe sooner or later they'll come along with unanyway, because they won't have any choice. >> if women were going to have equal rights, if women were going to have an equal place in society one of the first things that was going to have to go was the double standard that women were supposed to be virgins, pure, chaste, when they got married but men were supposed to fool around and having lots of sexual experiences. >> 25 years ago most young women were expected to be virgins before they got married. if they were not, it was considered a stigma. now today, there has been a change which means what that many more young women are sleeping with some one before marriage? >> undoubtedly. >> how many more? >> 120% more to be exact. >> in many ways women benefited from the sexual revolution there is just no doubt about that. the idea that it is okay