promises." >> will: "jacob's patience." >> jimmy: "jacob's patience." [ laughter ] >> no, it was "jacob's the problem with that -- they didn't have the rights. they didn't have the rights, no. we didn't get picked up. because -- no, there was a giant backlash over here in canada and the united states. they didn't like it at all. they did not appreciate it. >> they didn't like "jacob's patience"? >> jimmy: the committee of people with arms. [ laughter ] they were upset. >> will: people with arms. >> jimmy: people with arms were upset. >> will: were upset with the show. >> jimmy: with the show, and the fact that we weren't -- we were kind of using our arms to move the other arms. >> i think that's one of the reason's "white collar" is doing so well. [ light laughter ] because we use our own body parts. which is -- helpful. >> jimmy: well, hey -- if you guys like to see shows where people use their own body parts, watch "white collar." tim dekay, on usa, tuesdays at 9:00 p.m. it's a fantastic show. we'll be right back with mike posner, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ]

jacob to lead me with a substantial reduction i live ok i did this i was primarily persuasion not not a course of a pro ok only it was coersion i mean i live here in russia and i will i smoke in russia because i can afford it i can afford it in the united states that if i go to united states i quit because they tax it tax it very very heavily that is right incentive why can't you do what we just tax food that bad food for you let's do that tax it well kelly brown also has suggested that i think there are some serious problems with that. in order to in order to apply that system a system of subsidies for so-called good foods and a system of taxes for so-called bad food you have to first of all classify them which is a very difficult thing in itself then you're essentially centrally planning the prices for a huge sector of the economy in order to try to encourage people to eat what you consider to be a better diet ok then you have to monitor what people do with ingredients that they buy they are they making secretly baking cakes and cookies at home how do we prevent that i think it's re

he's the director of the rudd center for food policy and obesity at yale university in dallas we have jacob sullum he's a senior editor of reason magazine and reason dot com and in irving we go to t. macand he's a professor at chapman university and also a research fellow at the hoover institution of stanford university and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right cross talk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want kelly i'd like to go to you first obesity is a very serious problem when we hear about awareness all the time but how is awareness been translated into cutting down on obesity. it's a very serious problem not only in the developed countries but in the developing world as well places like in the in china have rampant obesity it's now surpassed hunger as the chief nutrition problem and so countries are facing massive health care cost awareness is important to the extent that it leads the government to take action on the factors that are driving these problems awareness knowledge and education is probably less important when directed in the biju

located in the coastal community of pescadero is jacobs farm.ed in 1980 by larry jacobs, the farm, along with the industry of growing fresh herbs, has seen tremendous growth in recent years. >> we started with one row of tarragon for a company in a san francisco market, greenleaf produce. >> and the market has just gone through the roof. >> jacobs farm has grown to become the largest organic herb grower in the country and has a complete line of herbs from the most popular--rosemary, thyme, and sage, to the most unusual. ever heard of cinnamon basil, pineapple sage, or lemon balm? >> crunch up the leaves, you want to break the tissue to get some of the oils moving. >> oh, ok. >> and then you can smell it or taste it, whatever... >> ok, this is peppermint. >> got it. >> yes. >> but not all herb farms are as big as jacobs. take this one, for example, in the bay area. it's not only providing the menu for one local restaurant, but it's also preserving the heritage of its famous owner. you may not know his name, but you surely would recognize the popu

jake jacobs. >> hi, my name is jake jacobs. i am a dance instructor. also a musician. i've been doing this for about as long as it's been open, about 16 years. i want to speak to two levels, one an aesthetic level. i want to reinforce what ms. dalton was saying, that there aren't that many venues for latin music and dance. everybody likes latin music and dance. this young lady can attest o'. the crowd that attends, there's very -- rarely any problem i don't think i've ever witnessed a problem either. basically there to dance and they don't drink that much. it's not a very profitable business in some ways. taking that away will hurt many, someone speak in favor for keeping it in open for that reason. on a practical level, the port has made public statements that this is a public safety issue. i don't think it's the port's responsibility to take vengeance upon this tragic death. joey's in a very expansive area. i would say it provides more security now than anybody else. you know, there's no people patroling the parking lot. it can't be responsible for every bit of area

jake jacobs. >> my name is jay jacobs. i am a salsa instructor. i have been teaching dance for almost as long as they have been open. i think it is a very unique venue. the community is really a very givers community, and the security guards at the other club always love soften night raided soften night, because there are few incidents -- really love salsa night, because there are few incidences'. what happens is the club owners will rent out places to other people. it does lead to some unfortunate incidents. it is a huge area. the other point i wanted to make is there are not many venues fed to support the latin music. -- venues that do support latin music. they would have a pretty significant impact, and we are lucky to have venues that do support it. musicians need the work. they have a great location. >> thank you. stephanie dalton. >> i write newsletters' that got to 7000 people a week. -- that go out to 7000 people a week. i am an advocate for musicians. a lot of people cannot speak of, so i speak of for them, and i also speak of for communi

jacob heyman hits it, the jackpot. everybody wants to buy their own car house now. on sutro's land you could only rent it. now the creative carpenter starts emerging. they can take these cars, add additions, put them um in the air. -- up in the air. this is a house from a gardener in golden gate park. this is on the great highway. you can see he just put one car on the end as sort of a little sun room or viewing area facing the ocean. a lot of cars were used as rentals. these are little rental cabins where they basically just put two together. and the real estate guys who owned lots could rent them for people for the weekend or this summer. you had millionaires coming from all over the place to actually rernt a -- rent a car, to rough it in the old car in the beach. it was just a novel, faddish thing to do in the 1890's. >> woody, i was wondering. you said they dragged them out. i know the maps from that area, and basically the lincoln street line is the most southern railway for the city at that time. so everything south of that, you're telling me, sandunes. we all

of the capital jacob do you first can you bring us up to date now from where you are you're sure well i'm actually standing right now in the remnants of what was once a fairly standard family home now there's just rubble that's being left here this is the bathroom where i'm standing and actually here is actually now just filled with tiles from the roof when it caves you don't self on the.

still very dangerous ok a final thought update as to what's happening in the wider moscow region jacobs will cross over to stacey he's right in the center of the capital for us so he most scary experience the worst of the small so far on wednesday really was horrendous is it any better this morning. hello to you alison jake oh well it is and what a difference twenty four hours make clear skies in russia's capital now you have a clear picture of the family behind me this is the polar opposite situation that we had yesterday what you would have seen from this vantage point is a wall of white just take smog in fact it was difficult to see even fifty meters in front of you it really was like living in a snow globe but just because the affects of the fires aren't as strong today it doesn't mean that the side effects aren't i mean you people still are experiencing nausea runny eyes and all around discomfort if you're out in this for too long because the air pollution is so high six times what is deemed as normal you feel like you snorted a day on or you gargle the odds on gravel it's a really

funding agreementcs cs-860, tunnel engineering services for the sunnyvaldale a soleil-sur proje, with jacobs associates. president crowley: but colleagues, anything on 14? ok, any public comment? hearing in seeing none, i will entertain a motion. so moved. and seconded. those in favor of item 14, please signify by saying aye. opposed? clerk: mr. president, item 15, a discussion and possible action to approve the plans and specifications and award wastewater enterprises the amount of $37 million plus to the lowest qualified responsible and responsive bidder for installation of approximately 4,000 feet of 8 feet by 11 feet interior diameter secret tunnel -- sewer tunnel. president crowley: colleagues, and, it? any public comment? harry and seeing none, i will entertain a motion. moved and seconded korea all of those in favor, please signify by saying aye. -- moved and seconded. all of those in favor, please signify by saying aye. item 16. clerk: mr. president, item 16, a discussion and possible action to approve the plans and specifications and a warm water and apprises water system improvemen

jacob greaves is in the woodland in the mosque. in this right here in the center of the capital for us jacob to you first bring us up to date if you can from where you while was a situation like.

is in woodland in the region for us well safe havens is right here in the center of the capital jacob houses into a should be developing overnight. well here. was heavily wooded area. left. charred remains of trees moldering grew.

for president jacob zuma, it is an uncomfortable situation facing off against people who have been the loyal -- his loyal supporters. >> colombia has declared unconstitutional a rule that allowed american forces to use colombia basis. the world signed last year get american troops 10 years access to seven bases, but it has been criticized. mexican security forces have discovered the body of america near a northern city, just days after being abducted by drugs and his men -- drugs hit men. he is probably a target for helping to clean up santiago's police. ever since the first fossils of woolly mammoths were discovered, they have seized the public imagination. prehistoric humans have taken the rap for hunting them to extinction. new research suggests what actually killed the woolly mammoth is climate change. our environment correspondent has this. >> this is the popular view of how the bling mammoth died out. hunted to extinction by early humans, it made scans from at hands. but it turns out that thousands of years ago, their demise was due to a shift in the earth's climate. at the heigh

---la fiscalia acusa al abuelo de permitir que "jacob bisbee", de 2 aÑos, se metiera en una situacionla vida... y es que el acusado se olvido de cerrar la cochera donde guardaba a los pit bull. ---si es encontrado culpable, el abuelo podria pasar hasta 10 aÑos en prision. ---hoy se presento publicamente un programa piloto diseÑado para calmar la tension y tambien el miedo entre los habitantes de los vecindarios "bayview" y "visitation valley". ---"claudia rodas" nos habla de esto. =========trt: ============= ---en la boleta electoral de noviembre no figurara una propuesta para aumentar el impuesto a la venta en san jose.---los concejales querian pedirles a los votantes que aprobaran un incremento de un cuarto de punto a este impuesto, para que se situara en 9,5%... la meta era generar mas fondos para las arcas municipales. ---pero, para aprobar cualquier aumento fiscal hacen falta dos tercios de los votos, y una encuesta reciente revelo que solo un 42% de los electores aprueba la medida. ---los partidarios de la prohibicion del matrimonio gay en california apelaron hoy el fallo de un

army colonel jack jacobs. he's a decorated combat veteran, a recipient of the medal of honor and, of course, an nbc news military analyst. at this point, people like me always ask people like you, "what have we learned?" critics of the war will look at it as an elective. they will always say the 9/11 pilots weren't iraqis and they will say we never found weapons of mass destruction. so as an analyst, a civilian now, but a veteran military man, what do you think we have learned? >> well, three things. we have learned a lot of things but three come immediately to mind. the first is whatever you're trying to do in the international community, do not rely on the military instrument of power as the default instrument of power. second, you can't fight successfully an insurgency using conventional troops alone. maybe the most important lesson is that it always takes more resources to hold onto an objective than it does to take it in the first place. always. >> people will debate democracy or anything close to it taki

police in south africa ended a search for more bodies in a gold mine run by jacob zuma. they're continuing investigations that up to 20 miners were shot dead by security miners. bodies were recovered on thursday. the un secretary general has called on burma's military authorities to free political detainees and head of the elections planned. in the last election the party detained a democracy leader and won by a landslide, but the generals refused to accept the results. it is london's most famous landmark for tourists around the world and now they tower that houses big ben is being repaired. this involves hanging outside the space for almost 200 feet in the air. [bell rings] >> at 151 years of age is no surprise the most famous face needs a little work. this cosmetic repair requires, most -- requires the most careful work. they are repairing missing pants like these, but damage is not caused by the age -- missing pains like these. >> pigeons are flying along and they fly straight into this class. it probably looks like the sky. >> as this class is 3 millimeters thick, it

some 126 customers were affected, including john jacob. >> i measured my volt angle on this outlet, 215olts, much higher than he should be. >> he turned off the kir cut breakers, pg and e is encouraging everyone to file a claim for what was tried by the claim. >> this could cost them a lot. >> i would think it could. >> pg and e restored power by 9:00. it apologizes to those affected by the outage and the surge. and said damage claims can be filed online. >>> it took a court order to do it, tonight, cal state released the visit for sarah palin's visit in june. the contract, dated march 18th, included palin's $75,000 speaking fee, first class airfare from anchorage to california, if not, a private jet must be a leer 60 or larger. palin must be provided with a suite, in a deluxe hotel near the campus, during her speech, stocked two unopen water water bottles and bendable straws it is reported that bristol pailin will be on next season's "dancing with the stars." >> the center of a condom controversy tonight. aids activists have filed a complaint against larry flint. they are kozloving him

jacob zuma has instructed his ministers to return to the bargaining table. schools of enclosed, and hospitals have been relying on things to keep them opening. the president of the ruling body of world cricket says they will take action if any player is found guilty of cheating. this allegedly involved members of the pakistani team, which are touring london. the damage could be immense. we have this report. >> anywhere can be a cricket pitch in pakistan, any park. any stain on the team is a stain on the nation, so plenty of talk on the street today about the match fixing allegations. the country is already reeling from the flood and the taliban, and this is another blow. cricket has always been something for people to cling to. it gives them a sense of national identity and pride, but the feeling here today is one of collective shame. they say they are angry, and they feel betrayed. >> they betrayed the country. they should get the maximum sentence. i think a maximum 14 years, 25 years. >> but we felt others calling for far more than jail time. -- we found o