the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only hustlers can get away with that. he's not a hustler? ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he targeted us. i didn't get that sense. may be i'm wrong. ben smiled. you are disappointed. no , i said, no just annoyed. he pulled down the waist band. i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to us, he was still the great dark man. a mythical man or object to desire. it was probably why we jumped to attention. jesus. tucking the incriminating evidence. wait. let this go down first. >>

we had to build the a large facility with tens of thousands of uv lamps, and it also uses much more energy. now over the last decade, technology has improved. we can generate uv light of more efficiently. i also wanted to mention, you feel like -- a uv light is more effective in sanitizing. it gives us more flexibility in the future to the regulatory requirement and by addressing these pathogens. >> [inaudible] >> could we scale up to uv so that we do not use chlorine products at all? if we use uv technology, is there the capacity to use just uv, thus moving completely away from chlorine? >> it is possible. right now, the more feasible for arrangement would be uv for secondary this infection but stay with chlorine for primary disinfection, during wet weather. we had a recent example using uv also for primary influence. the city of honolulu is a plant using uv 4 disinfection. some nearby examples -- vallejo, a small city in the pacifica. we are also looking at a novel this infection process known as pasteurization. this is still in the embryonic stage. the idea is to take the hot exhaust de

all melted would raise sea levels but the problem is it's not like an ice cube where we're shining a lamp on it to watch it drip. it might slip. we're seeing more and more of these failures and we saw part of antarctica, shed off in a few days. somebody was looking at satellite map's and away it went. that caused sea levels to rise. that mechanism is not well represented in models or understood very well. sea level rise by itself is gentle three feet of rise may not do too much but when it's couple with high tides and storms and el nino, by maybe close to a foot do things like this. this is 1983 in san diego area. and well, let's go on to the next one. that shows the actual sea level record. in the pay delta, it's not just sea level rises but the fact that we have fresh water floods. this is the level that ice street water gauge in sacramento. darn this thing. okay. those are tides. mostly a summer period, but these are floods so you can see, you know the water levels get up to nine meters there. there's a book called, conquering the inner sea which is a history of levies in sacramento va

you'll see cells, sketches, and lamp made famous in pixar's first film. the exhibit will run until january 9th of last year. >>> bargain shoppers are out in force the first weekend after the california energy commission approved a major expansion of cash for appliances rebate program. now you can get cash incentives. rebates range from 50 bucks from freezers, to $1,000 on a central air system. visit www.cashforappliances.org. >>> summer vacation season wraps up. looking for late summer travel deals could be well spent. the travel industry is grasping offering bargains. hotel rooms in the gulf states are discounted and hotels are offering a clean beach guarantee. you get a full refund if your vacation is disrupted by the oil spill. >> daytona beach, florida, where the average daily hotel rates are 20% lower than june and july. >>> other bargains include the caribbean where the off-season is about to start and hurricane season is under way. >> there is a direction connection between the travel packages to the caribbean and september and october because, yes

. >> bottlehood started making table lamps out of reclaimed bottles, pendant lights and candles. green reuse ideas are endless. >> there's nothing about this business that i predicted. it's almost been completely unpredictable. what's the demand for reused trash? >> the demand, as it turns out, is high. right now, bottlehood is cutting 300 bottles a day, operate ago five-hour a day shift. but bottlehood wants to increase production even more with a second shift and a third shift and that will mean more jobs. >> bottlehood wants to hire two dozen more workers for the expected christmas rush. the shipping department has already expanded. and at farmer's markets or online, they're not just selling to consumers. >> we're selling to restaurants and lighting stores and gla glassware/houseware stores. >>> could rome get any more romantic? just ahead, when you'l get the rare chance to see rome by night. >>> too much media attention. we could find out today if the trial for chauncey bailey's accused killer will be moved. >>> and a live look at the nimitz. we're encouraging fewer cars beca

their guests a town and also important and famous people in russia for example these crystal table lamps decorated with emblems of all the soviet republics represented just two million see sometime later a similar one was given to. cosmo not to you or go and visit it only zero people of course totally presented him with a beautiful was made in the shape of a soaring bird you know this moss is on display at the space museum in star city and they have it it's called be here. piecing together medieval a modern day russia a spectrum of historic in cultural wonders and witnessing true russian country life in the past and present i think also helps many westerners untangle the knots they have regarding life here so enjoy the summer sun bright and the much the architecture and local traditions a visit to one of russia's golden ring cities and towns is an experience you will never forget. while unfortunately my time is up that's all we have from this week's program areas. i'll see you again at the same time next week for more culture from yet another amazing. until then for me a rest that's here

they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900 we're talking about 200 cars. after the earthquake in 1906, that's when it starts declining a little bit because more conventional houses start taking over and more people live permanently year-around. they're not just using it as a party pad. so it's after the quake it starts declining a little bit. >> is there a d.b.i. record as cable cars were moved to a site that there wou before the earthquake, you often don't have a record. then, yeah, you're right. it goes down to some of these pictures i found by basically finding the names of people who lived in carville and then tracking down their desendends and asking, do you have anything? we had people who said, yeah, lots of photos and stories. but it takes a lot of leg work. it's not like you can just walk into a city depar

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he tried to hit a lamp post to stop the vehicle but he missed and the bus just went over the barrier.nts are common in the area because of poorly maintained vehicles. rob blagojevich is favoring victory this morning. jurors convicted the former illinois governor on only one of 24 counts in his corruption trial. prosecutors are promising to try him again. john hendron has the details. >> it was a colossal setback for prosecutors, one that left former governor rob blagojevich largely in the clear and wholly defiant. >> perhaps maybe the biggest lesson i learned is that i talk too much. >> on 23 counts no conviction, plus trying to sell president obama's senate seat. >> it would make lincoln roll over in his grave. >> there was a conviction on the 24th charge lying to the f.b.i. >> every charge except for one they could not prove that i did anything wrong, that i did break any laws. >> that despite more than 100 wiretaps like this one. >> i've got this thing. and it's (bleep) golden. and i'm just not givin' it up (bleep) nothin'. >> 11 jurors wanted to convict blagojevich of extortion an

i hear, "i ate a big red candle." [ laughter ] "i love lamp." it's a great protest song. [ laughter ] i think bob dylan wrote that. >> i think -- >> jimmy: i think he did. i'm not sure. i could be wrong. >> i don't know why it's attributed it to me but -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's fantastic. >> jimmy: but they do like singing that to you, yeah? >> yeah, they do. >> jimmy: there was rumors on the internet about "anchorman 2." >> it's happening! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: fantastic. unbelievable. get up! get up, come on! ♪ now, that is amazing. now, is it really happening? >> actually, it's not. no, it's not happening. [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] [ laughter ] that is so perfect. oh, wow. i want you to just follow me around. [ laughter ] awesome. >> jimmy: he's that good, yeah. >> no, they want to -- you know, they had an idea, adam mckay and will. >> jimmy: brilliant. >> had an idea and it was sort of -- we were sworn to secrecy about it, but adam just mentioned it in the press, so it's sort of out there. the idea was that we would do it as a

they also started making table lamps, pendant lights and candles. >> yeah.y do some pretty amazing things there. it's another one of those jobs where you go, oh, why didn't i think of that? >> you guys are good glass blowers. >> you don't have to blow it, you just have to cut it. >>> let's look at the livermore commute where we have a lot of times to think about all your ideas. from the pass towards livermore, indicating more cars on the road than we had in summer months. there's your 16-minute drive out of the altamon pass. about willow pass road over the next hour or so. we'll follow that, but so far, no big surprises for the east bay communities. southbound 680 coming out of pleasanton. right now, it's a nice drive around the golf course. there's a disabled dodge neon in the slow lane. tried to get over into the shoulder, but didn't quite make it there. stay over to your left throughout the grade and stay clear of that incident. no major slowing as a result. more cars here. 101 slows around the 280/80 interchange. 880 coming around the int interchange. be

nicco says it's like a lava lamp.e to learn more about the jelly fish as pets and art, go to abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv." >> the obama administration is launching two new programs aimed at kick starting the nation's slumping housing market. one program would help borrowers exceed the market value of their homes. another would help homeowners who have lost their jobs. the announcement follows recent news u.s. home sales tanked in july when a special tax credit ended. >> in july we all expected the home sales numbers to go down as a result of the end of the tax credit. but they were clearly worse than we expected. >> the new programs are expected to begin over the next few weeks. the administration's also promising more federal assistance for renters. >> some wheeling and dealing involving santa clara's intel is taking center stage on wall street this morning. >> bloomberg reporter courtny done ahoe joins us live for the morning's "moneyscope" report. hi, courtny. >> good morning. definitely is the word's l

he tried to hit a lamp post to stop the vehicle but he missed and the bus went over the barrier.fficials say accidents are common in the area because of poorly maintained vehicles. former illinois governor rod blagojevich is declaring victory after all but one charges are dropped against him. blagojevich was convicted on the single count of lying to federal agents. one juror says the panel was deadlocked 11-1 in favor of convicting blagojevich on the most serious charge that he tried to sell or trade an appointment to president obama's senate seat. prosecutors say they will retry the case with a new jury. >> we have police officers who are being gunned down ons streets, children who can't play in front of their homes in the summertime because they may get gunned down and we have a prosecutor who is wasted and wants to spend tens of millions of doctors of taxpayer money to keep persecuting me. >> blagojevich plans to appeal the single conviction. the claim most of the oil from the gulf spill is gone or rapidly disappearing, researchers at the university of georgia say up to 80% of

tunnel available to them, they have already set up separate areas for eating and washing daylight lamps are due to arrive soon. however, many comforts are sent down these narrow lifelines -- the experienced miners will be acutely aware there is still half a mile of rock between them and the lives they left at the surface. >> brown: judy woodruff takes it from there. >> woodruff: what is the psychological effect of such extreme confinement for an extended period of time? for that we're joined by lawrence palinkas, professor of social policy and health at the university of southern california. he has studied how people live under conditions of isolation and confinement in antarctica and outer space. professor palinkas, that you thu very much for talking with us. >> it's a pleasure to be here, judy. >> woodruff: how does their situation compare with other extreme situations you've studied or been familiar with? >> well, there are some similarities and there are some differences. they are going to be undergoing an extended period of isolation and confinement. the environmental conditions wi

if you remember the picture of former president najibullah hanging from a lamp post after the russians left, that can be a pretty strong reminder that we do have some influence. >> rose: or you say i remember that image and therefore i'm going to make sure i have that a pretty good relationship with the taliban. >> well, he was the taliban at one time. >> rose: and they all come from this pashtun... >> pashtun, right. >> rose: so why should bein afghanistan today? >> well, i think the fact that president karzai raised this question with the anti-corruption units makes he wonder if we ought to have young men and women dying there. >> rose: okay, but say more about "it makes me wonder." i mean, do you think we need to have an agonizing reappraisal under the circumstances that have evolved as to whether we should have young men... >> i think what we need do is decide what sort of afghanistan we will accept. if you ask this citizen, i would accept a contained afghanistan which would have many, many, many fewer u.s. troops, a lot of use of technology to take out insurgent groups where i cou

. >> the heating lamp is on for the bay area. you can see it around the bay bridge toll plaza. 72 in san jose. and that's as school as the morning low has dropped to san jose. maybe a record low, high low temperature, is what i'm trying to say, with these low 70s this morning. 70 right now in oakland, there you see the sun, as mike's been talking about, rising up over the hills there. 65 degrees. northwest wind at 12. currently in san francisco. and that sea breeze is going to try to battle it out with the hot temperatures inland today. notice places like the coast and the peninsula hitting hot temperatures through the lunchtime. and through the afternoon, a strengthening sea breeze will lead to cooling temperatures, but really not until tomorrow inland. still 90s to near 100. a big drop in temperatures the as we wrap up the week. >> no kidding. looking forward to it. >> some relief on the way. >>> and we have the latest on that fire burning in mt. diablo state park coming up just ahead. >> and we first brought you this video tha

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gas lamps most streets and on the banks of the delaware river.e year-round pool house of your own. remember it's under $300,000. it has the vaulted ceilings. that's a tiny deck out back. >> looks like it's fenced or windowed in. >> actually you know what you're right about that. i stand corrected. that's a little screened-in porch that they recently screened in. this a separate pool house. year round heated by solar panels. it's maintenance free. how could you go find a house with $299,000 with your own separate pool house. not bad. >> let's head to seattle, washington. everybody loves seattle. another two bedroom home. $325,000 which in this area that's a steal. >> yes. seattle is not an inexpensive area but if you shop well you see what you get. don't judge it from the outside. looks little. there's nothing little about it. an old cape cod built in 1940. it looks like a house that's easy to maintain. every part of it is like you kind of hang out, you don't have to worry about cleaning anything, fixing anything up. here's a good shot of that wid

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watching that tv, a monster energy drink in hand and plugged-in lamp at his side.riving down this road to stop and take a look. hilarious that it started with just a regular old tv and people were that creative. adding and taking, adding a taking. >> he'll have a wife, kids a dog in a few weeks. >>> leave it to the folks in san francisco to come up with something this cool. everyone hates parking no matter where you live. particularly in a city like new york, parking's always a mess. very bright folks out there in city government in san francisco have launched what they're calling a smart parking meter. get, this you'll be able to -- they will have parking meters there that will change their prices based on supply and demand. it will accept credit cards. it will help you look for an open parking space, helping you on your computer or smartphone to find a space. and data on parking availability will also be available via text messaging and electronic displays. all that on the smart parking meter. >> i originally was annoyed when i heard it could go by demand. but th

. >> i like the choice of your lamp. >> you like my lamp? >> that's an interesting mix.>> you're not going to go out and buy all new furniture. you have to work with what you have. that's why color is the most important thing, adding pillows and wallpaper, even flooring. what we have here, these are just basically carpet squares and you can put these in and pull them out if you get a stain or, okay, you know what, teen is off to college, let's get rid of these. >> they did come together right there. >> they come together just like that. >> you use that here in this sort of teen hangout area. >> so you want your kids to be able to enjoy being in the room, maybe just for studying or as a hangout, so what we have here is this is a modular couch from love sack. what you can do, configure these couches however you want. so right now we have your standard couch with a love seat or with -- i guess a little love seat but you could put it together to make it into an "l," a three-seater. >> the idea is flexibility. i'm sorry i didn't help you out here. here is something kind of in

it's a lamp shade that you can put your photos in. your college -- you're feeling sad.ghtbulb. i think we have footage of it. it sends off sort of a really cool vibe in your room. and looks really cool on your walls. >> nice. >> that's pretty cool. and, of course, we have some wonderful models. it's all about fashion for kids. this is my daughter, lilia. show us what's hot. okay. the big thing right now -- this is my daughter. jeggings. it's all about leopard. leopard shoes. and big bows. they won't go as big as lady gaga. but you'll see a lot of bows this fall. and we have our other model showing some of the boys trends. he has skinny jeans. military because military look is big. and a backpack that can hold your skateboard and your laptop. and cool, retro headphones. >> what's your favorite of all this? >> the bed. >> you like the bed? >> yeah. and i also like the bow. it's awesome. >> the bow is pretty awesome. how about yours? >> i like the headphones. >> very cool. >> cool stuff. >> great stuff. all back-to-school. >> great stuff. all back-to-school. we have a lot

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