why am i telling you about this and i doubt i'll get to pineapple. why am i telling you this?is what has happened to the nation. entropy. that's what happened to us. that's what happened to our family. entropy. it's natural. spiritual gravity. it pulls you apart. it's why you don't want to see me with my shirt off. after a while, everything just goes. it decays. that's what life is all about, really. the endurance of the decay. how does that relate? what happens when you decay? if you live in a nation that needs order and it just keep s decaying, where do you get the order? you get the order from somebody. you usually end up begging somebody. i can't make sense of this. i don't know what this is. nothing is working. then usually somebody will come in and say i can make it work. let me shake it for a while. instead, what we need is not somebody to teach us how to do that. we need to figure out what the order is supposed to look like. if it requires to us take and dump it out and start all over again, then that is what we need to do. no matter what you do or how you shake it no,

why am not clear what the role of puc is. this project is unresolved. there are other organizations that can share their thoughts with you. this continues to be unresolved. the city of san francisco has had to work with the agency's. this is clearly not a policy directive. that is what is going on right now. we know that your response to public comment, this could be directed elsewhere in the project changes. this is it part of the overall project. i believe that 80% was directed towards sharp park. it would feel fortunate to have federal funds not spent towards this project. this is also quite water intensive and the restoration may not have that same use. thank you for the discussion. thank you for your time for conserving water. >> hello, i'm a resident of san francisco and i'm concerned because we would like to authorize a general manager to negotiate a memorandum of understanding with the parks department for the delivery and application of recycled water. i don't oppose using recycled water in place of drinking water for non drinking uses. the sub

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the fact i was asked that question why am i not animal rights mall activist haunted me. it's why i wrote this book. yeah, why am i not one? i probably ought to be like logic dictates i should be, but i'm not. my moral intuition is different. i've been doing research lately on mori intuition, and i think the central moral intuition that fuel us, by the way, is disgust. i think more people are more disgustble to others that transforms into morality. i have enormous respect for animal activists because unlike most people including me, they have the guts to try to bring their lives into this. that makes them miserable much of the time, but it's the price you pay for the moral high ground. [laughter] other questions? yeah? >> i'd like to respond what you said to my comment initially. just that, you know, the vegetarian eating meat is a real paradox, but as far as the amount of meat consumption don't read everything into that in terms of it a rejection of the moral aspect in the sense if you look at our obesity epidemic and everything, the amount, you know, of accessibility and

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that's why i am doing it. >> tell me about the show. >> it is a black show.t is not for the money. >> tell me about the show. you got this job because you are delicious. what do you want to do with it? >> i want to expose issues in conversations that otherwise don't happen in sophisticated, we talk about music and culture. it should be a lot of fun. >> you should have a talking jet magazine that talks. >> it will be a black enterprise magazine. i thought you prepped for this interview. >> i did, i did. have you learned anything from "red eye"? >> that anyone can be a tv host. >> nice answer. >> i got your press released and in it you said no topic is off limit. >> you saw it. the guy on the left is a formerly gay pastor. he is not a former pastor, formerly gay. >> a gastor. we are talking about sexuality in a complicated, sophisticated way. not how you see on everyday tv. >> what channel is it? >> you are excited about it now. >> tv1 and it is syndicated -- >> i want to put a block on it. >> you get the aryan package anyway. >> are you going to have anne on?

why am i asking here this question i'm asking about this is that i want to know i want to understand the latest agreement has become possible only after personal involvement of both presidents obama and method does it mean that the session to the deadly terror of a new country is a purely political issue not an economic political issue so. it's interesting question in most cases it is it should be economic. and in most cases it is economic in some cases it is not and does not because you are. always. have to solve issues as a border between trade and politics and russia is a big country huge interest into our obsession countries would like to solve many problems some of them and a common problem about some of them and somalia is that's why political support sometimes is needed it and this kind of negotiations spotlights even the did neither has the details on how russia has been trying to speed up that secession to the w.t. how. russia is nearer than ever to the w two your accession that's where russians have heard for several years in a row it usually takes no more than five to seve

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why am i showing you video of wake forest's josh harris? because the brother was bawling.eer high 241 yards, most ever by one man against virginia tech. too bad they couldn't clone him, because after that, they didn't do much. 52-21. >>> 115th meeting between north carolina and virginia. t. j. yates, dwight jones, oh, oh, oh. seven receptions, 198 yards and the defense playing well, too. kevin reddic, that's a ripoff. that's a pickoff. that's a six-off. he gets mark of north carolina strolling easier. >>> 2345áe6y marine corps in town. ricky dobbs to aaron. navy ties it. here we go, there's your game winner. navy wins 28-21. >>> all right, one thing that makes the caps so lethal is their depth and it's being tested in the first week. three out, green had a shoulder stinger. a banged-up bunch in opry land. story of the first period was goalie, michael. turning away at point blank range. he kept the caps in it early. third period now. caps down one. brooks with a feisty and the callizer. we go into overtime. fire away. it actually, caps get the win, 3-2. >>> baseball, nlcs g

an tumbling across an arm wrestling competition on espn and after a few minutes you ask yourself why amatching an arm wrestling competition on television? of course there is no good answer for that but dave owens offers this reason to go see one in person. >> if i told you these ladies were dressed up to arm wrestle, would you believe me. >> i'm in an arm wrestling competition. it is as far from my normal life as you can get. >> reporter: especially decked out like this. meet dc's lady arm wrestlers. eight alter egos. for example. >> jenny kruger in her spare time likes to engage in serious competition. >> i think it was actually postpartum induced craziness. i had a baby an i was thinking what can i do to get out of the house. >> reporter: it is part production, costume, nicknames. >> i'm from texas originally and so it made sense to do armed and dangerous the outlaw cowgirl. >> fake don king. and make believe bedding. >> it is entertaining beyond the sport. it's also fun to see the characters and how they play off of each other. >> reporter: once the whistle blows, trust me the playin

it may not go down with read my lips or why am i here or you are no jfk but it was part of the tv debateley and ehrlich and linda so has more on their words. >> reporter: it's no secret they don't really care for each other personally. when they took the stage for the first debate there were fireworks. both candidates were in attack mode are -- for the hour long debate and disagreed on all the big issues. they argued over education, the ecomony, tax and jobs. ehrlich accusing the governor of putting maryland in worst spot than when hes -- than when he was in office. >> he doubled the unemployment rate under your watch and you know it. this is your record and tough live with it. he didn't lower tax on any group of people we fought like heck to protect loopholes for big corporations. >> reporter: o'malley and ehrlich have at least two more debates scheduled before election day including a live forum this thursday at noon in dc. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >> and you can find the latest information on the candidates along with useful links and voter information online. at abc2news.c

may not go down with read my lips or why am i here or you are no jfk but it was part of the tv debateween o'malley and ehrlich. linda so has more on what they say. good morning, linda. >> reporter: good morning. well, it's no secret the two don't care for each other personally. so when they took the stage for the first debate there, were some fireworks. both candidates were in attack mode for the hour-long debate. and they disagreed on just about all the big issues. they argued over education, the ecomony, taxes and jobs. earl being accusing the governor of putting maryland in a worst spot than when he was in office. >> you doubled the unemployment rate under your watch and you know it is. this is your record and you have to live with it. >> he didn't lower tax on any group of people that we fought hike heck to protect loopholes for big corporations. >> reporter: now o'malley and ehrlich have at least two more debates scheduled before election day including a live forum this thursday at noon in dc. in the studio, linda so abc2 news. >> and just a reminder this is it. today is the last

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so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? good, how are you? [ male announcer ] aleve.ter on pain. >> smith: end tonight with two characters straight out of the south pacific. the region, not musical. although he wants more than some enchanted evening and she would just as soon wash that man right out of her hair. here's steve hartman with "everybody in the world has a story." >> liftoff! >> reporter: when we commissioned nasa to take a plastic inflatable globe into space, it was to help test our near they no matter where you go on earth if you ask people about the things that matter most in their lives you'll discover we really are all just the same. now thanks to commander jeff williams final random stab at the globe, we have the definitive story to prove it. this one takes us to southern indonesia to the island of bali where fate handed me perhaps my most relateable story ever. wayan sriani lives with her husband wayan a mar. their first names are both wayan. when i first met them, their lives seemed so different from ours. he makes bamboo furniture by hand, she make