it's either you or governor ventura, so was it -- what was going on here? did this incident happen? if not, why would you call out a navy seal, someone who is well respected and a big public figure like governor ventura? >> guest: my intention was never to call him out. it was -- happened on the opie and anthony show. a caller called in and said, well, tell 'em this story about this. because there were other people that know this that were there, but as far as anything else, i'm not even going to talk about it at this time. >> host: and you do write about jesse ventura in your book, and he -- did he not sue you? >> guest: oh, he is. >> host: and that is unsettled at this point? >> guest: yes, sir. >> host: venture or rah, california, ralph, you're on the line with chris kyle. >> caller: yeah. kyle -- i'm a marine '68-'70, so i know who you're talking about when it comes to vietnam. my question for you, though, was talk a little bit about honor. civilians don't seem to understand what it means in the military, especially the seals, marines, special ops forces, what honor really is. t

on your previous publicity tour on the o'reilly factor, and you mentioned you had governor jesse ventura, and i saw an interview that it did not take place in a bar in california. it's obvious someone is lying. is it you or the governor? what is going on here? it seems that if he didn't lie, would you call out a navy seal, someone well respected, a governor like governor ventura. >> guest: my intention was to never call him out. it happened on a show, a caller called in and says, well, tell him this story about this because there were other people that know this that were there, but as far as anything else, i'm not even going to talk about it at this time. >> host: you do write about jesse ventura in your book, and did he notch to you? >> guest: oh, he is. >> host: that's unsettled at this point? >> guest: yes, sir. >> host: in california, ralph, you're on the line with chris kyle. >> caller: yeah, kyle, i'm a marine, 68-72, so i know who you are talking about when it comes to vietnam. my question to you though, was, talk little bit about honor. civilians don't seem to understand what it

details of >> good baseball game white sox opener robin ventura home debut a major success white sox winning the third and a row. 38,000 fans watching white sox play fifth straight home opener. sparkling defensive play also white sox first round scoreless tie solo home run first of the year on the board a.j. pierzynski comes up and watch paul konerko. 3rd base coach joe mcewing waves him from first 5-2 now 4-2 preseason great job jake peavy velocity 93 mi. per hour giving up just two runs in 6-2/3 innings. reaction later in sports. first look at 2012 white sox happy bunch >> perfect weather for opening day not too hot or cold inside the ballpark sold-out crowd watching a tough battle against the detroit tigers some defense playing hooky today many fans here from all over midwest some from down the street. born and raised bridgeport. opening day born and raised in bridgeport never knew there was another team on the north side. on the way to today's game ban johnson fresh tattoo white sox scoreboard with a mini skyline of chicago. >> i think i think they have a good shot underdog but i

this club is confident and professional just like robin ventura as example they have a commitment to the grind and when you have that ... u.n.you win.. they pay attention and the focus is on the fight every game. adam has shortened his stroke is a strong player he will be hitting his fair share of home runs. in texas he hit one into the third deck. a heck of a teammate and cheerleader for the other teammates. glad to have him. my girlfriend is in town i had to step up the wardrobe with a tie for the opener today it's a good day sunshine warm let's hope the rain hold off till after the game ... next in the noon hour north korea makes a very rare an embarrassing admission about its rocket launch but its leader is not giving up >>a democratic strategist with the white house makes an apology to ann.romney and others after setting off a twitter firestorm and the mayor of newark is treated at a hospital here after he rushes into a burning home to save his neighbors [ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna read one of these. i'

nati's total avocado crop, and that includes farmers like mark and linda bruce of simi valley in ventura county. not from a farming background, and surrounded by a huge housing development, the couple really didn't ow what to do with all of the lush land they had when they bought the property back in 2000. >> because we had always talked about having a ranch. mark and i had talked about it. we did not know what that meant, but that was our--i guess it was a dream, but didn't have any idea how it was going to evolve. and then one day this is where we were. >> a friend of ours said, "it looks like good avocado property." and not knowing anything about avocados other than that's what i put on my tacos, uh, i said, "oh, sure, let's do avocados." >> so the couple learned as they went along, everything frcm soil science to irrigation techniques. and before they knew it, they had developed a thriving avocado orchard along the way. they now have 8,500 avocado trees--trees that have come to mean more to the couple than they ever could have imagined. >> we like to think that we have 8,500 employee

police later arrested ventura, while he was allegedly trying to rob a second business.ct has been in trouble recently. he was currently on leave from his firefightering job because he took a loaded pistol to the fire station. he says he has bipolar bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression and off his medication. >>> there is new reaction from two middle school students being called heros for jumping in action when the bus driver passed out behind the wheel. it happened monday near seattle. it was all caught on video. one student grabbed the steering wheel and turned off the ignition. another student performed cpr on the driver, they described the ordeal on "the today show" this morning. >> wasn't thinking of anything i was just seeing the bus driver and him doing weird stuff, he was convulsing, having a heart attack, i never had seen that before. i just grabbed the wheel and stopped the bus. >> well, i knew i would have to do something because he didn't know cpr and i was cpr certified. >> unfortunately, the story has a really sad ending, the bus driver died last night

at the careers of actual celebrities who have gone into politics, arnold schwarzenegger or jesse ventura, they often do very poorly once they're in office because they can't believe -- live up to -- up to their own hype because some of the traits that make you good on the campaign trail are not the traits that plaque you a good leader, that can get people to work together and push their agenda through congress, for instance. what you do want in a leader, not necessarily the same characteristics. chris: mitt romney can be seen as a mechanic? i'm a square but i can fix the sink? >> he has to. that's what is believable with him and more than celebrity is often authenticity. chris: i love how on mad men don draper won the love of his wife by fixing the sink the >> i don't think he's going to be a celebrity. i think he clears the bar of a number of people. chris: will he ever become romney a star to republicans? will they go wild for him? >> i think they will because they're excited about beating obama. >> i don't think so. chris: you don't think they'll be that excited? >> no. >> two to one

let's talk to jeff ventura.f range resources, one of the pioneers of this revolution, including the development of the marcellus shale region in pennsylvania. mr. ventura, welcome to the show. let's get a quick comment if you saw the rick santelli piece. is this converting into combination, at least, of nat gas and gas, along with liquid in the truck replacing diesel u.p.s., you name it, how do you assess the potential for all of this? >> well, i think there's tremendous potential. with the new technology and the revolution to natural gas, we've gone from a reserve life of about ten years in the late '70s to over 100 years today. like you just mentioned on your show, the cost of running vehicles off natural gas is somewhere between 1/4 to 1/2 what it is for gasoline. there's a tremendous economic incentive, a tremendous resource, and not only is it cheaper, it's a cleaner fuel, it's abundant, it keeps jobs in the u.s., helps reduce whole imports. it's a great opportunity for america. >> all right. you've won a c

visiting st petersburg on april twenty sixth before heading straight to kaliningrad the team will ventura if you're in war jaroslav all and moscow in may finally the delegation will travel to the zine grant some are in volgograd in june right when the tournament countdown clock passes six years bunch of war city party. cup final series between of one go out and do not more school moves to the russian capital for the next two matches game three and four take place on tuesday and thursday series is tied with our team won once remember neither of the two sides at all one big done before. now possible where they send internet spurs have fresh the golden state warriors on the road to move ahead of oklahoma city at the top of the western conference so into an area who have three games in three nights on their shuttle try to secure a victory from the very start as a result if you see point lead by just players by the end of the first quarter thirty nine to twenty four with six more points of advantage against a machine broke up which could feel it rotate the sport for growing and so in turn i wa

well the first ventura national community intervention because it was not only need to know there were none nato members such as put on their merits intervention but the international community was very decisive to help our fighters on the ground and the but our favor you know and you said you were surprised by the fact that when the uprising started there was a lot of concern coming from the international community the western powers those who had backed it and he said it has to do with a libya strategic position possibly it's all over just and now they're nowhere to be seen and libya has been abandoned from the very start there were voices that were saying that it's all about the oil perhaps or or strategic importance of libya do you think libya was taken advantage of. i don't think it was because of because it was a flowing from the west you know during the difficult there was no interruption the told from. what i'm saying is that after the regime fell down most of the western countries feel that their mission has been accomplished they neglect the fact that libya is a stateless cyc

visiting st petersburg on april twenty sixth before heading straight to kaliningrad the team will ventura it's here in borg jaroslav all and moscow in may finally the delegation will travel to cosign the nagar at some mara in volgograd in june right when the turn of the countdown clock back to six years bans warsi arche. now it's a go for luke donald has been knocked off the top spot in the world rankings this after the englishman finished fourteen shots behind winner called patterson at a page a events in south carolina told knew he needed a top four finish at the r.b.c. heritage to avoid being replaced as world number one by northern ireland rory mcilroy this bunker shot on the eighteenth helped him finish with a level par seventy one in his final round courtesan however started his final round with this twenty four foot putt to move him to thirteen under and eventually pick up an extra shots along the way to finish five shots clear of american exactly once and second it's better since thing he really excited. about focus got to play great very craftily it was a tough. it's always tough

nati's total avocado crop, and that includes farmers like mark and linda bruce of simi valley in ventura county. not from a farming background, and surrounded by a huge housing development, the couple really didn't know what to do with all of the lush land they had when they bought the property back in 2000. >> because we had always talked about having a ranch. mark and i had talked about it. we did not know what that meant, but that was our--i guess it was a dream, but didn't have any idea how it was going to evolve. and then one day this is where we were. >> a friend of ours said, "it looks like good avocado property." and not knowing anything about avocados other than that's what i put on my tacos, uh, i >> so the couple learned as they went along, everything frcm soil science to irrigation techniques. and before they knew it, they had developed a thriving avocado orchard along the way. they now have 8,500 avocado trees--trees that have come to mean more to the couple than they ever could have imagined. >> we like to think that we have 8,500 employees working for us here at the facili

robin ventura's team, by some estimations, isn't expected to win 75 games. feel that way at all. bears signit's been a comfortable month from where we started to where we are right now. they understand me and i understand them a lot better. we are ready to go. but we have the excitement and the games. i don't see that changing this year. i would hope that i care enough that that happens. >> been going into their games the blackhawks have a chance. that chance when a pin smoke tonight as for tonight these two teams played twice since sunday jamal mayors and hogs were able to shake this off and take first period lead in fact it was mayors who scored. his six of the year. 1-0 hogs and a stay that way until late in the third. one-one to issue about it goes. two-one of many. nats build one. detroit lost. the bulls are playing tonight. derrick rose shooting game but not playing. the first quarter the celtics' turn it over. later on in the first quarter boston working it around the perimeter for appears to come down south. the celtics down for after the first quart

time for sports: robin ventura earned his first win as a manager over the weekend, but he can't be happyth the lack of offense against the defending a-l champions. ...sox wrapping up a series in texas: gavin floyd pitched into the hits, but three of them were homeruns. third... carlos beltre homers in the next inning. then josh hamilton adds another in the sixth. the sox managed six hits, but get shut out, 5-0. they visit cleveland tonight. cubs trying to avoid a sweep against the nationals: his first start since 2010... he struck out eight, no walks, and and two- thirds. it was tied until the sixth when alfonso soriano singles in darwin barney for his second r- b-i of the day. carlos marmol earns his firstthe brewers visit wrigley tonight. derrick rose played in his first game in a month. the knicks blew an early 21- point lead... bulls up in the fourth when rose nails a three and the foul... he had 29 points. but the knicks close the game on a 10-0 run to force overtime... and then carmelo anthony drains a three to re- take the lead... anthony scored 43. bulls down one in the final sec

. >> crews are cleaning up the mess from a huge gasoline tanker fire that started on the ventura freeway overnight near the l.a. zoo. crews could see the flames and black smoke shooting into the air. the flames had threatened to spread to nearby brush up with two water dropping helicopters and 150 firefighters kept it from happening. union contracts for some 40,000 workers in the midwest and west expired at midnight and while there's no agreement on the use the at&t union says they will still report for work. disagreements on the contract centers on job protection and health care costs. at&t wants workers to pay more. it also wants more leeway to downsize its land line operations. speaking of operations, united airlines has decided to pull out of oakland international airport. the airline tells usa today it is losing too much money on flights to and from oakland so will end operations there on june 4th. it ends a 70 + year of partnership but united has only been flying about 11 flights a week out of oakland son out will help passengers find other flights were given refunds. in today's ca

in robin ventura's first official game, managing anything, anywhere.dam dunn wasn't bad either, sixth inning dunn mashed one to right field, 431 feet, a solo homer that cut a 2-0 texas lead in half. that bodes well for the future. and later in the inning, it's alexi ramirez off colby lewis, a base hit over shortstop that ran to the gap. alex rios running all the way from first base and he gets in there to tie the game at 2 - but the rangers came right back in the bottom half michael young line drive base hit to left with josh hamilton at second, hamilton gets in there for the last run of the game. sox fall, 3-2 in their opener and rich king has the post-game story from arlington. >> a memorable day for rangers fans but a date for it to forget for bread morale. four strikeouts. an era and a botched double play grounder. it cost the white sox the game. >> they suddenly beardless adam dunn tied frank robinson 48 opening day home runs. >> i was disappointed to get beat but i feel like i am where i need to be. >> i feel good since they won in the spring. i

, as you mentioned, all the way down through the central coast of california, even in places like venturaally you'll have the heavy rainfall, it comes in and soaks the california coast. you see the beautiful panoramic hillsides slide down. gravity certainly takes its toll, and it's certainly a mess, no question about it. >>> what we're going to see in terms of your forecast is going to be pretty interesting. most of the rain still in parts of california, the central valleys, but in the high elevations, the story is going to be snow for the sierra nevadas. for the central u.s., no rain at all. breezy conditions, low humidity, and we still have the fire threat that's going to be an issue for a good part of the day. for the ohio valley, all about the chance of severe storms. the storms we're going to see across parts of the ohio valley are going to be eventually severe. you can't rule out the chance of having tornadoes. it may indeed happen, especially through the late afternoon hours. another big story will be the temperatures. very, very mild in many spots. some places unseasonably warm, l

they can go to ventura county and look at the map and zoom in and find out whether the chemical compoundsy are using -- how much water is being used. what are you doing with the water after the frack is over. it's meaningful information for us. >> reporter: "meaningful" what kind of risk is it from fracking? >> the problem is water contamination. we have our ground water people drink -- if you have -- one of the casings is compromised an there is a spend, we want to make sure all of the information is out to the agency. >> reporter: if it stays there, it will end up polluting the water supply? >> there is no -- some company may decide this well is no longer producing enough oil >> reporter: can we -- >> we leave the water in there. we'll have to answer that question, when it comes up. >> >> okay, thank you so much. the bill is 8591. and we'll be hearing more about this. thanks very much for joining us. >> >> bob, the democratic assemblyman from free mon. we'll take a break and when we come back, a little change of plans. ballet on kron4 news weekend. . only $79.99 for a lucid by lg ? i ca

. >> could you even ventura guess as to how much without it cost? >>? jewellers are putting the cost at well over a million dollars and the stone size is over 10 carat. >> the couple has six children together. no wedding date has been set. this will be pitt's second marriage after his famous split with jennifer aniston. and this will be jolie's third time as a bride. >>> 11:26 the time now. coming up the next half hour of "news4 midday," when and where you can see the arrival of the space shuttle "discovery." live along the parade route for emancipation day. tom kierein will be back with a look at what temperatures are out there right now. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. act now and we'll add a special bonus: $250 back. but hurry, this offer ends april 21st. unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers america's fastest, m

i will start with what the ventura county clerk. mark, there you are. [applause] >> michael brewer, the son of governor brewer. [applause] >> and of course, our library director. [applause] >> okay. i would like to take you all back in time to just under three years ago in january of 2009. i would like to play a little game with you. i want you to imagine waking up on the morning of january 21 of that year, to learn that you are about to become a governor of one of our 50 states. now, we're going to blindfold you and ask that you throw a dart at the map of the united states. whichever state it lands on, that is yours. you get to run it. some people here are probably envisioning that their dart lands on california, so would we have someone who is finally in charge -- [laughter] [applause] -- to turn this state around. some might be thinking colorado for the great skiing. others might be thinking of florida for its water or vermont for its foliage. regardless of where you're aiming, your dart lands squarely in the middle of the state of arizona. some of y

. >> ventura throws on to martinez.en they beat japan in the final game, few were talking about jim's missing hand anymore. just his gold medal arm. >> could have retired then and there and been happy. >> reporter: not a bad way to go out. >> not a bad way. >> reporter: then an even bigger dream came true. jim made it to the majors as a first-round draft pick for the california angels. >> abbott's first professional pitch is a fastball for a strike. >> reporter: what were the guys on the temperature like? did they think you were sort of a novelty or sort of a stunt? >> nothing was proven. i still had a long way to go to try to stay in the major leagues. but i felt like for that moment at least i was being judged for how i could pitch. >> reporter: just when he felt he was like everybody else came a fan base who reminded him he wasn't. >> families started to come. moms and dads. little boys and little girls. facing challenges. i can't even begin to describe. you know, you would be signing autographs and the hat is being

we grow these in ventura in avocado country and you do not eat the skin and spit out the seeds tuesday-thursday. and they have some fabulous produce. we will take a break. gabe slate's tech report coming up ♪ picking a wireless network is a lot like picking a team. you could go with the fastest, most reliable, and at the very least, talented at what they do. or... you could go in the other direction, and see what happens. pick the right team. with over 6 times the 4g lte coverage, verizon is the obvious choice. >>isabel: a beautiful day. overcast clouds should burn off. it will be beautiful. >>marty: even warmer than yesterday. >>janu: good morning to you both. this live look is gorgeous. it is going to be warm. we're expecting plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. clear and mild for the evening. taking a look at current conditions. mostly 60s through concord to start but getting up to a much warmer afternoon. 63 degrees in palo alto. still 40's and walnut creek. a beautiful beach weather. 76 degrees expected in downtown san francisco. 80s on the east bay shore. and even 90's towards live

our growth on line has been organic and i have had a very different experience with social media ventura may have. i follow writers who started out with maybe 500 followers in three years later they have 5000 followers or 4000 or whatever and made this is very slow and incremental growth. what that means is overtime they are sharing content with people who are interested in sharing their content and in their audience grows and that is the same thing is happening with "the root" and happening with several different black journalists personalities and publications. i don't necessarily think that it's all some sort of weird system where nothing is authentic. at "the root" we have learned they want to hear from us all the time, every single day, 24 hours a day so that is how a post and that is how we communicate with them. if that wasn't working, we would see people starting to leave our site but that is not what is happening at all. as our audience grows so do our engagement numbers and that is very telling of how people consume news. >> let me please be perfectly clear. i am on every singl

reopening after a tanker hauling 6,000 gallons of fuel exploded and left a river of fire flowing down venturarchange between two of the busiest roads in the country. police say a drunk driver collided with the tanker sparking that massive explosion. that driver survived and was arrested. . >>> a woman accused of running a multimillion-dollar brothel ring is in court. >>> "the hunger games" blockbuster was number one at the box office for a third straight weekend. are you ready for this total? it's now talkings about 300 million. they made $33.5 million this weekend along. coming in second "american reunion" with $21.5 million and "titanic" in 3-d this time pulling in $17.5 million. >>> fox is pulling advertisements for "neighborhood watch." it is scheduled to come out in july but could be delayed because of the trayvon martin case. they're pulling ads like this one. >> sergeant, he assaulted us with eggs. >> look at me. look at him and listen. >> listen to his words and look at my face but look at him while he's talking. >> don't look at him. listen to my words and hear his face. >> you want

but concerned they couldn't get a fair hearing in los angeles, the judge moved the case to suburban venturathem not guilty. >> very happy. >> the news hit predominantly black south central l.a. like a lightning bolt. the epicenter, intersection of florence and normandie where a shellshocked city would witness yet another vicious beating, this one a truck driver reginald denny by an angry mob. >> we've got about 300 to 400 people looting. >> it was also another low point for the lapd. >> when the news helicopter got over it and saw he was being beating and there was no police response, extraordinarily frustrating for the cops. people see there's no consequences so it built very, very quickly. >> for days, l.a. burned and the death toll rose. >> whose idea was it for you to go public and say something? >> i wanted to say something, you know, but i didn't. i pulled back. finally the lawyer asked me, hey, rod, can you say something? >> can we -- can we all get along? >> rodney king's five simple words have guided the last 20 years as l.a. has invested millions of redevelopment dollars in south

bill: do you have a guess or do you want to ventura guess as to how the supreme court rules?nal guess is it's a question as to whether the individual mandate stays or goes. my personal preference would be it goes and if they get rid of the mandate they will leave the remainder of the law standing and congress will have to go back and fix it. bill: appreciate it, doug. if you have a question you want answered, compose it in the form of a question, martha. you're only a click away, because you asked, martha: i'm only a foot away! i don't have to click at all! bill: 1 inches, right? also on twitter. martha: hey bill! >> bill: hey! >> martha: living under water, millions of american homeowners owe more on their homes than they could get for them in the market right now. that's a sad situation that is so prevalent in this country right now and adam housley is live in paradise valley, outside of phoenix. beautiful area, but one that has been hit really hard in this real estate crisis. and it's part one of our special report on the housing crisis. adam, what's the situation in beaut

host: next up, of ventura, california. caller: good morning.he united states is becoming like a cash system almost. you can get into these colleges and it took air -- and universities, but did not make it affordable or reasonable. it is almost like republicans have a hateful attitude. i think in other countries where they subsidize education, with their workforce. you always have to be an athlete or unitarian to get a scholarship anymore. and they subsidize oil companies for billions of dollars. they subsidize farmers. they practically lend money to financial institutions at a 0% interest rates. host: so what is the government's role in your opinion? caller: if you want to have a society that has a trained, educated population, that he should subsidize education. cut down on costs of books, materials, and housing. not everybody is born wealthy, but give these people an opportunity to gain an education so they can go out and work. then they will generate wealth. you're going to have almost a slave system. host: here is the republican delegate co

host: also this morning in the hill newspaper -- on our support mitt romney line, from ventura california,. derek,, why are you supporting mitt romney? caller: how are you doing, peter? i am -- president obama has made a whole bunch of promises in 2008 and has not fulfilled any of those. mitt romney, on the other hand, makes the same type of promises. i am wondering what happened to ron paul? he was ahead in the running in some of the delegates. i don't know what happened. you don't hear about him. he is the only one that has spoken honestly about any of the issues. i would like to hear a little bit more about him. i know that he has not made the running, but i want to know why he has been shut out like that. host: if ron paul does not a and nomination, will you support mitt romney? caller: we will just have to see what happens. i hope that i will have more options. host: david, from mclean, virginia, in the suburbs, is a president obama supporter. good morning. caller: thanks for having me. i want to say something. i think when mitt romney goes around telling lies about obama doing nothi

. >> host: last call comes from ventura, california. douglas, please, we have about a minute left. >> caller: good afternoon. it's been great fun listening to the show. and my question when you were talking about william f. buckley reminded me of the many times he and gore vidal had fun discussions together -- >> guest: oh, no, not so fun. [laughter] >> caller: i agree. that was the fun part about it, i guess. and how would gore vidal's take on his historical novels compare to yours? and that's about it. thank you. >> guest: well, i read, i read burr when we were doing the hamilton documentary, and we interviewed gore vidal. and the novel parts that i don't think work at all, but the historical parts of it are interesting. he certainly did his homework. um, you have, i mean, one interesting thing -- he thought that washington was collecting fall illton in its economic policies. that's the only place i've ever read that. >> mr. burke heiser -- brookhiser, what's been your best selling book? >> guest: founding fathers still sells, the fir

i will start with what the ventura county clerk. mark, there you are. [applause] >> michael brewer, the son of governor brewer. [applause] >> and of course, our library director. [applause] >> okay. i would like to take you all back in time to just under three years ago in january of 2009. i would like to play a little game with you. i want you to imagine waking up on the morning of january 21 of that year, to learn that you are about to become a governor of one of our 50 states. now, we're going to blindfold you and ask that you throw a dart at the map of the united states. whichever state it lands on, that is yours. you get to run it. some people here are probably envisioning that their dart lands on california, so would we have someone who is finally in charge -- [laughter] [applause] -- to turn this state around. some might be thinking colorado for the great skiing. others might be thinking of florida for its water or vermont for its foliage. regardless of where you're aiming, your dart lands squarely in the middle of the state of arizona. some of y

so thank governor jesse ventura had it right many years ago when he said religion is for the weak minded. host: are you still with us? do you feel you can voice these opinions and express these beliefs? caller: you can but you do take a shellacking as an atheist. everybody wants to gang up on you and tell you you're wrong and you have no morals and yada, yada. as far as having freedom, no, not really. in washington, d.c. a few weeks ago, there was an atheist movement, people gathered in washington, d.c., nobody talked about it. about it.ked but when religious groups get together and have a revival, it's on every channel in the country. so it's a two-way street and christians definitely don't ever to see that. host: the comment on twitter, "every person has a right to practice their religion. they do not have the right to force religion on others." the "u.s.a. today" piece looks at denominations of christianity and other organized religions such as judaism and the percentage of the population that believes and practices those religions. it says "most major religions or traditions lost mem

struck up relationships with local chefs like tim kilcoyne at the sidecar restaurant in downtown ventura, offering them an outlet to get produce they may not find elsewhere, and offering them advice from a chef's viewpoint. >> something like this? is this what we're looking for? ok, cool. i love to speak to him about, like, what would you like to see next season? and so we can start talking about how we can plan his menu basically from the see catalog, and, you know, have it to where the diners can understand that, you know, your dinner didn't just take an hour to prepare; it took 110 days. becausthat's how long ago we thought about what you'd be eating, what you might like to eat. and these are some of the tomatoes that are getting ready, but we can pull these today. this is the male flower, and this is the fele flower. >> how can you tell? >> 'cause it's got the fruit on it. >> oh, ok. >> and then no fruit here. >> his background, which is also another great thing is that i enjoy, like, working with him, is that he actually has a chef experience background. you know, so i mean, he know