but deputy vails still allowed him to form the group. >> mr. vails sees within. he saw me. >> he would go out of his way to do things for people. i guess it's just part of him. >> i want to say thank you, to i guess your superior service, i got to thank you then. thank you for making this possible. >> i try and treat the guys the way they treat me. they come in here with a clean slate. they didn't do anything to me here. they may have done something horrible on the street. if they did, the courts will punish them for it. that's their job. my job is to make sure they're taken care of while they're in here, care, custody, control. >> alex, you did good. >> okay. >> you're welcome. you earned it. >> i hope they can continue doing this every week. it really gives these guys something to look forward to. these guys need this. >> while the church service brings together two sets of inmates normally kept apart. there are parts of the inmate population that will likely never integrate, the most dominant gang at santa rita is the nortenos, the northerners, they are for th

he set up a deal that would create what vail called "a natural monopoly."r of at&t what was in the kingsbury commitment. the key part of it, of course, was the commitment to refrain from buying up any more independent telephone companies, that it would provide long distance connections to the independent, which means the non-bell companies, which then existed. mr. wagner, what do you think prompted theodore vail to give up the fight, so to speak, and decide to go into an agreement with the federal government? at&t got the government off its back. and with the kingsbury commitment, we were able to go ahead and set up the long distance network. and we were assured that the government was not going to come in and take away from us that long distance network. schoumacher: henry geller, former general counsel of the federal communications commission, was one of the government's key telephone policymakers. well, i can understand what was in it for the phone companies, buy why did the government buy this arrangement? the government bought it because what he promis

our affiliate in boston reports a man was wearing a black vail and yelling boston strong before leaving those back backpacks. >> it has been a day of tributes and remembrance honoring the victims and lives lost. kpix 5's ken bastida with a look ated to's ceremonies. >> reporter: -- today's ceremonies. >> reporter: yeah. the people came to honor the three people who died and the more than 260 who were wounded there. it was a day of resilience ringing true to the statement boston strong. >> the city of boston stopped to observe a moment of silence at the time two bomb went off at the marathon finish line last year. church bills rang to honor the victim -- bells rang to honor the victims. a powerful quiet moment. little crane richard stood on the spot where she lost her leg and her big brother martin a year ago -- jane richard stood on the spot where her she lost her leg and her big brother martin a year ago. >> we chose to run toward smoke and danger. we chose to utilize our belts and purse straps to create tourniquets. we chose to hold the injured in our arms. >> vase president joe widen

down a few degrees, little breezy towards the coastline, temperatures up in the mid-70s into sunny vail, 74 degrees. san jose and 77 degrees in joy. eastbound temperatures looking nice by the afternoon, but again, increasing clouds throughout the day, not as warm as yesterday, mid-70s in the san ramone, 73 walnut creek, and 73 in veiny that. clouds on the increase early on today, temperatures will be cooler, mid-60s into the santa rosa, and in san francisco, 64 degrees, downtown. >>> and checking east bay drive times, still clear on 580, 880 and the freeway will help you get you where you need to go. photographic just minutes away. >>> all right 4:55 now, day of snow mobiling for one new england couple turned frightened when a moose stopped them in their tracks. the couple says the moose had his ears back, fur was standing up, and charged at them, the moose grazed one of the mobilers before they fired a gun into the air to scare him off. the couple is going to be okay and they think the moose might have been sick and hurt when he charged. >> little scary though. fulness people in the st

man with a long black vail shouted "boston strong" just before the street was shut down. we don't have reports of anyone being hurt. they're taking every precaution we're told that one person wearing that makeup has been arrested. again it's been a year to the day of the bombing. don't know if this is a symbolic gesture out there because they want to make a statement or what. but good news is that authorities are on top of it. >> president obama observed a moment of silence in the oval office to honor victims of the blast. bag pipes mark the moment the bombs exploded in boston three people were killed. two # 0 others were hurt on that day. >> after two bombs exploded near the finish line of the boston marathon. >> with words and music bombing survivor asks officials are remembering those events. today i will be mindful of successes and thank those who have helped us take our steps we saw people coming to cheer on runners running themselves save lives >> my god you've surviveed and soared. >> if anyone is wondering what they can do, i answer look around. people in your com

there was -- perceived a vail -- or not so vailed threat, that those responsible for the arming of thesermied groups and their uniforms their weapons and guiding them, they must be responsible for getting them off the streets. and they didn't mention russia by name then, but he went on to say, and of course russia has huge sway in that area. and that wouldn't have gone down well. if these measures can are very transparent, don't come to fruition in the next week, i suppose. >> okay, peter, thank you, giving us the view, referring to the armed groups. let's toss over and speak to jackie roland, because jackie is on the ground. and one of the points in the disagreement are that armed groups must be demobilized and occupied buildings returned to the government, those that have taken up arms have occupied building how prepared are they to get behind this. >> well, the people occupying the regional headquarters here, and also occupying the city hall, have said that they are not willing to leave their buildings until the proeuropean demonstrators in kiev vacate where they have been demonstrati

herbal elements in eagle vail will house the first one. owner greg honan is excited. you can really stack inventory in a safe manner in a concentrated area. shearin compares it to the automated express checkout at the grocery store. making this faster and safer. the machine will track pot products. we'll have a blue koodoo, and beyond mars, chocolates, tea. by using radio frequency id chips. there's no theft issue. there's no product disappearing. and. they say with the security measures and locations only inside dispensaries. people shouldn't worry about pot getting into the wrong hands. i'm the father of a 12-year-old daughter and i wouldn't want her having access to it. so, we paid close attention to that. attention of a celebrity. for a machine. almost like it's part of history, if it works out. you know what i mean. it could be a big thing. so, i figured why not. this is something you just can't make-up. in avon. it's extremely cool this is the first one. nelson garcia, 9news. get ready for an unusually beautiful moon to grace the night skies next week. nasa says

portion of a debate held last month by the vail symposium. you can see the entire event at 8:00 tonight here on c-span. here on c-span two, it is authors exploring america. american three, history tv, with a look at the confederacy during the civil war. i remember on saturday, the first conversation i had with a group of people, it was not where you are from what your school would like, but about ukraine. it was about politics. it was about our believes on education and religion. after that moment i was like, wow, this week is going to be intense. it has been really cool to see the evolution of our friendships and bonds, just talking about politics, talking about our experiences, what we've learned, who we have met. this is an experience i will never forget. >> i have always been cynical about it, that i could never go that far in politics, politics is such a caustic environment, but slowly throughout the week, different speakers andrew people i've met, have chipped away at that opinion that has been so ingrained in my head. i thought maybe i

you look at the banning craft library project is tense is negotiates if the fence run states that vail that crown, if you will, it will do a great service to defining the park making it safer and giving dogs a place to be that's contained. you don't want to make everyone who has an animal and the animal wants to be there with other but allowing those corners to be fenced-in that's a semiidea and benefits the knob hill idea i'm an expert in ashth architecture and something of that quality should be reinstated >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello good afternoon. i'm israel hernandez i live in knob hill i moved there 5 years ago. it's a beautiful are part of the city i'm here to support about dynamics of the fence i joined the knob hill association because i wanted younger professionals to get more involved in the neighborhood and bring a sense for all different ages. i love the fact the community has been getting donations from private folks and it's great to see a playground for children i love the dynamics of this fence there's a lot of misinformation about the fence you can

. >>> and first time, you're seeing first ever vending machine in place at an eagle, vail, colorado, expensery, they have to verify age and have cameras to confirm their identity. >>> and to round out this rather unconventional biz block, how about some ice cream mixed with the blue pill, viagra. a british ice creammaker created a flavor called arousal. it has 25 milligrams of viagra mixed into the concoction. keep that ice cream away from the children. >>> still ahead, a big day for bubba and his bottom line and the rest of the sports highlights. that's next. >>> this morning on "today," the start of a new series, one day, one deed. a look at people who inspire and give back. today, hear about a talented photographer helping sick children live out their dreams. >>> time to turn to sports this morning. let's get started off with bubba watson who got his second green jacket in three years. trailing two shots behind jordan spieth with the final round here. watson swatted the 20-year-old bib to become the tourney's youngest winner. he took the crown and celebrates with his wife and son,

the numbers quickly warm up in the mid 70s in through seon any vail, cupertino and maybe some 80s in the morgan hill and gilly. east bay temperatures under sunny skies. 81 in pleasanton and dub lip. 79 degrees in danville. north bay, mostly sunny skies in the latter part of the day but we start out with patchy fog this morning. a high of 73 degrees in santa rosa. 71 in mill value valley and 68 in downtown san francisco. the road work continues near the highway interchange with a lot of roadwork. the connector ramps remain close to 5:00 this morning. we look at your south bay drive times coming up. >> thank you. >>> 2000 homes destroyed by historic city of valparaiso. flee the flames and fire broke on saturday over the weekend. crews thought they had it contained but strong winds kicked it up again and back up. new more neighborhoods are being threatened. >>> runners in a coast to coast relay to support boston marathon bombing victims crossed the finish line. more than 2000 runners took part in the month long relay through 14 states. $425,000. one of the runners was the sister of a m.

of world football christianity although one can be seen as it was absolute fantastic place for mr vaile the bars until the chance to equalize governed in the strike has been applied in the post and reducing its stake in the one word has it stays too wide and that would be one of the al could not grab the copa del rey final nineteen and it captured the crown. thanks to the grateful for years. so im back with you again to make eight forty pm beijing time to mature. there's the octopus to record players and. he is. sch the well hello and welcome to happen said. diplomatic challenges these days. for the nation to nation often are we to tell from the north korean human rights situation. they stand for ten weeks for solving global problems

i'd be last to speak because san francisco is reminding me of a report that i've been reading called vail, california. you know, we have the bayview hunters point community legal and i was happy to see when they came and to be a part of my community because we have not had anyone to represent us. the problem, the core problem that we have is right here at city hall. i've been before you, supervisors, asking you to please hold a hearing on the so-called affordable housing. you haven't done it. why? it's because of big developments coming into san francisco, and that is one of the reasons why people are being evicted, especially in bayview hunters point. there was a lawsuit filed and we won, and the city is overlooking the law. they're still trying to build out there at the shipyard. why isn't it you, the policy makers, are letting other departments make policies for this city? it's ridiculous. and it hurts me when i'm getting calls every day about people dying in my community because of all the toxins there. nothing is being done in bayview hunters point and there is a reason. it's by desi

sunny vail you hit 75. 68 in richmond. still chilly along the coastline. daily city with a high of only 62. but here comes the big ridge of high pressure. we get lots of those. if they build to our north, it sets up a pattern where we draw in an east wind. that can often give us a heat wave. we will have that starting tomorrow. >>> close to a verdict on friday only to deadlock. then they came back today to consider a lesser charge and then returned a nonguilty verdict. police say he was in his boxers looking into his female neighbor's win core of engineers when he was arrested last summer. >>> other bay area headlines. investigating the city's first homicide of the year. 32-year-old francisco medina was standing in front of a home when he was shot last night. he dayed a short time later. no arrest have been made. >> : b.a.r. t trying to build up years of unused vacation and ling sick time and cash it out when they retire. it has almosted to six figure payouts. from now on, employees won't be able to accrue that time other long periods. they will have to ca

backpacks are right near the marathon finish line witnesses told police a barefoot man with a long black vail shouted "boston strong" just before the street was shut down. we don't have reports of anyone being hurt. they're taking every precaution we're told that one person wearing that makeup has been arrested. again it's been a year to the day of the bombing. don't know if this is a symbolic gesture out there because they want to make a statement or what. but good news is that authorities are on top of it. >> president obama observed a moment of silence in the oval office to honor victims of the blast. bag pipes mark the moment the bombs exploded in boston three people were killed.

sunny vail getting into santa clara. these will continue to pass through over the course of the evening. it's going to be on and off rain tonight as well as tomorrow. san jose, if we shift east, fremont stretching in through oakland. light showers reported here. we're keeping an eye on oakland because we're thinking about opening day and the fans out there. here's part 1. it's moving. it's moving through the central valley and into the sierra. we have more to come. this is what's going to follow in the next 24 hours. this is where the coldest, most unstable air lies and this is why we're going to keep in the possibility of thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow and we're going to see our snow levels drop into tomorrow as well. we'll have a good shot at getting snow and if you're going to the sierra, there are advisories there for snow as well. take a look at this, pretty impressive. picking up more than an inch. half inch in oakland. 66/100 in santa rosa. we're not done just yet as the rain will continue. i think we could s

per vailing among women with wage discrimination indicates that there is more worked too. that's why i worked with senator collins, senator mikulski to work op the equal pay agent. this proposal prevents retaliation against employees who inquire about, discuss, or disclose salaries. it reenforces current law, which prohits pay discrimination based on gender, and requires employers to notify the employees of the rights, but we don't stop there because i believe we need a solution that addresses both discrimination and the opportunity gap or the need to provide both men and women with good paying jobs. our amendments cop sol date due publictive job training programs and provides federal grants to states for the creation of industry-led partnership. this program is met to provide women and men who will under represented in industries that report worker shortages with the skills they need to compete. such industries include manufacturing, energy, transportation, information, technology, and health care. importantly, no new spending is appropriated. up fortunately, my colleague

jeffrey smith and gregory stock discussed the issue at the vail symposium in colorado. this is two hours. >> his book includes "seeds of deception." which is the world's best-seller on genetically modified's -- on gmo's. for those of you who are interested, jeff will be speaking this saturday at noon in cartondale. i'm sure you can find that on the internet. gregory stock who is to my left bestbiotech entrepreneur, selling author, and public communicator. he is a leading authority on the impacts of genomic and advanced technologies in the life sciences. he founded a program on medicine, technology, and society at the ucla school of medicine in 1997 and served as its director for 10 years while leading an effort to explore critical conditions -- critical technologies to reshape medical science. through a series of symposia, lectures, and media appearances, broad public debate about the social and public policy implications of today's revolution in molecular genetics and bio informatics. one of you please raise your hand and ask them what bio informatics means. most effec

people in vail and fancy towns in colorado, running to the e.r.ing they have had a heart attack when they have eaten too many pot brownies. >> you're kidding? >> not kidding you. gerri: not just psychological. it is also physical. tell me how you say it gets into the system. you don't realize how much you inbested but then what happens? >> so marijuana's chemical, thc has predictable effect t can cause heart rate to go up. blood pressure to go up. it can cause paranoia, anxiety, all these of these things. it can mimic many different conditions. if you have heart disease and have elevated heart rate and elevated blood pressure with a marijuana overdose you could preis sip tate a heart attack or stroke or some other terrible medical problem. gerri: now what i heard the pot out in the marketplace is very different from what was out 20 years ago, 30 years ago, when a lot of regulators in washington, a lot of the state governors were coming up. gerri: i hear it is much stronger than it used to be. great to have you here on set. still to come, my two ce

. >>> real will be welcoming back garrett vail.side are aying their first clamp i don't know's league final in 12 years. >> it will be a difficult game no matter what. yeah, we're looking forward to it. we know it's going to be a difficult game, and it's a big job at hand. >>> in the english premier league arsenal on are on the bank of securing nomination after a 3-0 win over newcastle. the scoring was wrapped up in the 66th minute. newcastle has suffered a 66-game loss. >>> the l.a. king's series with the san jose sharks will go to a sixth game. the victory means the kings become only the ninth team in nhl history to force a 7th playoff game after losing the first three of the series. >>> a hot treat from [ inaudible ] helped the penguins clench their place into the second round of the playoffs. a 4-2 series victory results. >>> the first round playoff between the minnesota wild and colorado avalanche will go to a decisive game 7. two goals and two assists for the wild to give them a 5-2 win on home ice. >>> well there's much more

here is a look at the snowy conditions on interstate 80 near king vail just a few hours ago. chains or snow tires are required for drivers traveling anywhere between placerd county. chains are not required on highway 50 at the moment. >> a lot of people have spring break, should be skiing perhaps. >>> it's been wet throughout the week but not enough rain to make a difference in the drought. companies continue to search for ways to save water. marianne favro joins us with a look what is actually working, marianne? >> reporter: what you see behind me decided to plant native grasses which uses a lot more water. throughout the south bay, many companies are coming up with creative ways to save water and money. ice center of cooper tino is not concerned how smooth the ice is. the rink is worried about water, too. for years, the rink used five shower heads to melt it and hundreds of gallons of tap water went down the drain. that was then, this is now. after consulting with the santa clara valley water december strict they installed this new recirculation system. >> we're transferrin

our affiliate in boston reports a man wearing a black vail yelled boston strong before dropping those backpacks. the area has been evacuated. >>> earlier today, thousands gathered in that same area to mark the one year anniversary of the boston bombings. church bells rang as part of the remembrance ceremony. the american flag was raised. a moment of silence was observed at 2:49 local timing the moment the first bomb went off last year. -- time, the moment the first bomb went off last year. 16 people lost limbs. two brothers are accused of planting the bombs near the finish line. one of the suspects was later killed in the confrontation with police. the other is facing federal charges and is set to go on trial in november. >> america will never, ever, ever stand down. we are boston. we are america. we respond. we endure. we overcome, and we own the finish line. >> bombing victim martinez was also at the rally. he was hit last year. he suffered major injuries to his legs but has since recovered. >>> back here at home, an ac transit official is on paid leave after being charged with taki

so sane people, people who stand up for some sort of vails, people who believe in the future of russia are the only hope the country has, and this is them. >> rose: this is-- you have a heavy weight on your shoulder. >> ( translated ): let's not exaggerate. we talked about the hatred that is trected towards us and incited towards us, but if you come to any meeting of the opposition, the opposition meeting in-- on the peace march, on march 15, 50,000 people protested for peace between ukraine and russia, you are in a different russia when you are there. you see the russia of the future already present in the faces of the people that are around you, people who love you, people who live for the freedom. 00 who are prepared to fight for it again and again. these are regular people, and many of them are not professional politicians or professional activists. they are completely regular people. they come from other cities. this already exists, but it exists in parallel to whatever is the government is doing. so we're not the only ones. we're not alone. >> rose: you remember the arab spring.

part of ukraine i think most of these people are claiming for more rights for being recognized in vail special right to speak russian claiming for for their release there are quite people they don't want any violence they just want to be recognized the problem comes from provoke achieve people coming from the western side and the only solution is to neutral observer. one of the world's biggest oil giants a royal done show has announced it will be expanding its business in russia while meeting with larger putin its c.e.o. didn't seem worried by the prospect of more sanctions saying the time was ripe so work on new projects and she's venture capital hose katie people being hostility sales. shell c.e.o. ben van has agreed with president vladimir putin here in moscow today to expand that joint projects here in russia and as you can see the c.e.o. of shell seemed well for a happy with the deal so far but recognizes a strong support from the states will be needed now shell is already heavily invested into russia with a stake in the huge sakhalin two projects in the russian far east the world

and if you're a silicon valley driver, westbound 247, problem- free to sunny vail, this come around the bend, you can see the headlights there on westbound 237, obviously problem-free. our news crews have been handling this one, police activity, person barricade themselves inside a home. there is a standoff going on at del paso and canyon closes to highway 85. again staying to say void that neighborhood in the men time, streets are blocked as well. all right here's a live look at your east bay drive types and still in the clear. remember, 1069 florida, more on your monday whack to work forecast. >>> yeah, and changes coming up from this monday, few clouds beginning to make their way into the north bay, increasing throughout the day as we'll see a cold front sliding into town and big change in the weather coming up over the next five to seven days here. cold front sliding into california, not a strong one, most of the energy will work its way to the north, there's a slight chance we could see showers i think late tonight into early tomorrow morning, but for most of the day, increasing cl

a company american green, introduced a first ever pot machine used in vail, colorado.icense to verify their age and identity. liz: end of western civilization. really? moments ago we showed you the brand new lamborghini, the huracan. we asked you an twitter and facebook what is your dream sports car? tab, says give me american icon, for the dream sports car, the 2014 corvette stingray. adam: a lot cheaper than lamborghini. griffin on facebook wants the new huracan now. you will have to wait a couple months. liz: so does my nine-year-old son. economists expect cpi to rise .1 of a% month over month. this occur cpi, will exclude food and energy, often volatile is expected to climb .1 of a percent. adam: number one thing to watch is earnings from tech giant intel. yahoo! is expected to post earnings per share of 37 cents and $1.1 billion gain in revenue. intel expected to post revenue of earnings per share of 3 cents and 12.8 billion in revenue biz we want to mention in the 3:00 p.m. eastern hour, we saw the markets lose most of their gains. it was most pronounced with the

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if you do have some incident, and you don't have a conversation under way, if there are no counter vailing forces it's difficult to climb down. that's the real danger here. the theme on this trip, to go back to the trip, is allies in northeast asia. >> rose: okay, but that brings me to this question. china is somewhat-- someone in5v china said we don't want the united states coming over here and qepg developing a kind of nato agreement with asian countries that somehow is-- has the mission containing us. and they fear that. >> yeah. and i -- >> you know more than anybody because you spent a lot of time talking to them. >> i think i've discussed this issue with the chinese as much as as anybody in the united states government and i say two or three things about that. number one, the u.s. presence in the asia for last 60, 70 years has actually been the platform on which asian social and economic development have taken place and the chinese have been big beneficiaries of that, maybe the bifght beneficiary. our presence there has caused the situation to move in the direction of prosperity and

is smell-o- vision, this is a beautiful park here, this is the crown jewel in the town of i don't vail. this town has less than 3,000 people population and we are being joined today by director of public works graham wadsworth. good morning, thank you for waking with us. >> okay. it's great to be here. this is a big day. >> reporter: in the town of -- tell us about it. >> it is, this is a project we're kicking off and will be recycling 100% of the town's reclaimed water on to the the vineyards and golf course in town. >> reporter: 100%. 100% reclaimed water. >> in the san francisco bay region we'll be recycling more water than most agencies for all the agencies. some -- only get like 5% recycling. >> reporter: what does that really mean? for people at home that don't understand recycling, reclaimed water. perhaps you can put it in layman's terms for us. >> sure, so what happens is the town takes all the waste water from -- and treats it and puts it to benefits reused at the vineyards and at the golf course. >> reporter: how many vineyards? >> five and it's 1300 acres of vineyards and a

it's going to be used as a dispensary in vail, colorado.ogy to read someone's driver's license to verify identity. lauren simonetti with us this monday morning. does this -- i guess this eliminates the middleman, otherwise known as a dealer. >> completely. it gets the pot brownie or whatever you're selling at the vending machine, at the dispenser, straight to the customer. but it's not as easy as getting a snicker bar. first of all, your id has to be preverified, lots of cameras to make sure you are who you say you are, and also you need a medical marijuana card. so it's not that easy, but it really should cut down on theft that goes on. people at all levels of the transaction steal weed, obviously. stuart: making it easy to get and consume. that's what this thing does, presumably. >> and the name of the company is american green. stuart: why not? all right, lauren, good story. thanks so much, indeed. then we have google sort of expanding into retail. as in bricks and mortar. they've got a new project, and it helps bricks and mortar stores

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i went to vail for the first time. how many of you here are farmers? let's hear it for the farmers. [applause] how many of you are gardeners? how many eat? make note of it, there are more people who ski than eat here. [laughter] let's talk about something that is in our food and you may or may not know about it. corn, cotton, canola, sugarbeet, alfalfa, zucchini, yellow squash, and papaya. the agency is not aware of any information showing that gmo's are significantly different therefore no safety testing is necessary. monsanto, whoike i previously -- imperiously told safe, they can determine on their own and maybe get it right this time that there gmo seat and the crops they produce are safe. it turns out that that basic sentence, which is in fact the basics for the u.s. policy overseas, the state department, etc., etc. -- it was a lie. it was complete fiction. we did not know about in 1992, but we found out about it in internal 40,000 secret memos from the fda were forced into public domain from a lawsuit. not only were they aware that gmo's were significantly different, it was th

also coming up tonight, from the vail symposium, a discussion on genetically modified food. i will have an eastern right here on c-span -- that will at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on c-span. and here is a look at the symposium. >> of all independent scientists i have interviewed him and they all agree, whether they are orinst gm all's -- gmo's against them, they agree that they were released before the science is ready. the process itself, i do not agree is irrelevant, because the process causes metal -- massive collateral damage, mutations up and down the dna, far more than conventional breeding, -- breeding, and they do not in any way. some scientists look at monsanto after it was on the market and found that a gene was switched on that produces an allergen. you might have an allergic reaction, or someone you know might die from eating the corn that is genetically engineered, but the process created a switch on of the dormant gene and a change of 43 other genes. , here are the organizations -- the world health organization, no problem .ith gmo's are always part of a consp

i went to vail for the first time. how many of you here are farmers? let's hear it for the farmers. [applause] how many of you are gardeners? how many eat? make note of it, there are more people who ski than eat here. [laughter] let's talk about something that is in our food and you may or may not know about it. soy, corn, cotton, canola, sugarbeet, alfalfa, zucchini, yellow squash, and papaya. the agency is not aware of any information showing that gmo's are significantly different therefore no safety testing is necessary. so companies like monsanto, who i previously -- imperiously told us that ddt was safe, they can determine on their own and maybe get it right this time that there gmo seat and the crops they produce are safe. it turns out that that basic sentence, which is in fact the basics for the u.s. policy overseas, the state department, etc., etc. -- it was a lie. it was complete fiction. we did not know about in 1992, but we found out about it in 1999 game 40,000 secret internal memos from the fda were forced into public domain from a lawsuit. not only were they aware that

she is not wearing a black vail. it's a casual conversation.nside the pope's study, the duke is there. a translator, but nobody else. and remember, at 87 years of age, she is traveling much less these days. it's her first trip out of the uk in just the last three years. amy? >>> there was a flight frightening scene at a railroad crossing in houston, texas. the driver of an suv, look at it there, with two children inside apparently just couldn't wait. he drove around those crossing gates but he didn't make it as you saw. it was slammed by that oncoming train. both children and the two adults who were inside that jeep were taken to the hospital. amazingly they are all expected to be okay. >> all right. >>> finally, heated up about this one. a big debate raging among parents who struggle every day to balance work and family, should a star baseball player take time off for the birth of his child? how is that a question? that's my first one. daniel murphy of the new york mets did that. he missed the first two games of the season to be with his wife

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