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if you act like a maniac, they are going to act like a maniac. pails yourself. you are going to reach a point where you had enough. take some time out, take the whole group, have a seat away from whatever you are doing and just take a break. that was part of the things they found in oklahoma, they blew that thing up and all the disaster service people were sitting there taking a break, you know, they worked 12 hour shifts, 12 on, 12 off, but their break area was right across the street. the whole time they were taking a break, they were sitting there thinking they ought to be helping. so were they really getting a break in no. do something else. think about something else. pace yourself. emphasize teamwork, make sure everybody on the team is aware of the plan and if you are helping somebody, make sure they are aware of the plan. that's important. because some people just, what are you doing, why are you guys here? explain it to them. take a minute and explain it to them and they will help you, usually. it makes your job easier. rotate personnel as needed. people

the old maniac now is more fervent than then. they split up in 1970.t was a campaign to keep the original cabinet open. >> it was the end of the story. it was the death of john lennon. people can deliver pulte -- to liverpool to find out about the city. >> i wish i was 16 again. >> it shows how the city's attitude to its musical heritage has changed. >> the catholic church has given its blessing to a new iphone application. it is described as the perfect aid for every penitent. tens of thousands of egyptian demonstrators gathered en central cairo. they are surrounding government buildings. there is been a series of strikes in various parts of the country. the united states has the egyptian government to meet the demands of the protesters. the advice was not at all helpful. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, sto

would you say muammar qaddafi is a maniac lost in his own reality? >> absolutely. he lives in his dream world. he has not understood things are very serious for him. he is not willing to give power to anyone. this spells trouble for libya because it will mean a bloody end to his rule. >> do you take him seriously when he says or people will die? >> he does not care about hundreds of thousands of libyans dying. he wants to cling to power because he knows his own tribe will be massacred and he wants to cling to power for this very reason. he stands a good chance of ending like the late dictator. >> he is not learning from the lessons. you could almost see the erosion of power. are there enough supporters in the country to help him make this promise of bloodshed come true? >> his tribe will follow him to the very end. the rest of the country made it clear they will not follow him. many former it -- many formerly loyal tribes to the south of tripoli have renounced their support for this leader, so there is no way for him to get back to power. it is only a matter of tim

these people sound like maniacs. no! no, no, i'm not!on, i'm not going to one of those things. what if they drug me and i wake up chained to a goat? you've just described my wedding. woman: okay, everybody! let's get started. no chairs? well, if you're sitting in a chair, you can't be down to earth. hey, ray. woman: okay... first things first! good neighbor policy-- everybody turn to the left. ( patting loudly ) don't forget the right. super! now, i'm looking around the room, and i see a new face. a happy face. a face i'd like to know. this is my brother, raymond. welcome to the path, raymond. raymond! raymond! raymond! whoo! whoo! whoo! hey. raymond, why don't you tell everybody a little bit about yourself? you said that i wouldn't have to talk. raymond has a wife and three children, and he is also the writer for newsday. we all know who he is, robert. ( all laughing ) you do? gerard did mention that he was ray's cousin, and gosh, ray... we are just so super honored to have you with us. a famous newspaper columnist! raymond! raymond! ra

you can see the cloud cover and the maniacs has moved out to the north and to the east of antioch. right now in the maps on live storm tracker 2, there's the coverage. no bright red indicating severe weather but we still have impressive cells, moderate downpours closer to fremont and union city. the maps across the bay, you can pick out near the coastline, it's been a change within the past few minutes with the rainshowers basically covering san francisco and right now moving across the bay and on track to reach emeryville and oak rand in the next few minutes and up in the north bay. you can pick up the coverage as well, especially moving into the western parts of sonoma county and portions of marin county as well. as far as rainfall totals very up pressive up in santa rosa over the past 24 hours, over two inches. concord .76. san francisco .63. and san jose .41. we picked up most of the activity within a faw hours late yesterday evening and early this morning. for today, showers the possibility still scattered thunderstorms, for tomorrow more rain, possibly in fact the forecast mo

gov a maniac responsible for the lockerbie massacre. he could attempt reprisals against americans, shooting of americans, and hostage taking and all the rest. but this crisis, john, gaddafi is approaching his end right now, and in my view lot of people are pushing for american intervention. if anybody's going to go into stop a massacre going on or start using poison gas, it ought to be a nato operation and the italians and others ought to go in first for this reason, this used to be an italian province. we have no visit al person interests there. put together by the italians, you know. the eastern part of it that's broken way, italians captured in 1912. ram el left in 1943. this is a problem for the international community. if somebody has to move, we should help. but we should not take the lead. >> that's what he said. >> well, but i do agree with folks -- that it was a very, very weak statement. weaker than anybody else's delivered the europeans, for example. >> i think the president is handling it totally just right. first of all, th

cat one sometimes i saw one and he says that that shows that ourselves is some kind of power hungry maniac we haven't heard any more about the espionage charges that the u.s. is said to be preparing against julian astonished but we do know that politicians and others. people in the u.s. have come out very much against him in terms of the relationship between sweden and the u.s. which is of course what all this hinges on essentially if you look at it from that perspective we have had access to some wiki leaks cables from the us state department they told us some very interesting things about the relationship exists cozy relationship between the u.s. and sweden i prepared this report on the subject bugged and wiretapped at the behest of the us swedish intelligence service the f r a has the power to monitor and intercept all internet traffic in the country and thanks to leak to u.s. state department cables we now know the controversial law was adopted after pressure from washington and the security services were deliberately kept out of it to reassure swedes there was no funny business force

avoidable inquiry finds of course we all know course it was avoidable if you give a god a loaded gun to a maniac and you point out he kills people where there if you didn't give him a loaded gun with the bullets in it he wouldn't kill people it's affordable if you give the bankers all the free money i very percent interest rate whenever they make a mistake and bail them out it's aggressive before disaster of course they're going to commit acts of financial terrorism right there at the right there at the treasury right there in the white house they give him their zero percent interest on all the money they want to commit all the acts of terrorism they want whatever they make a mistake they get billed out of court the void of all of course the boiler war going on carol how come the not going to groom's going over babbitts right now taking these guys out there for a guitarist actually specifically mentions low interest rates as not being the primary factor in the collapse because there were a lot more basically fried and incompetence and failure to regulate so they say they agree with sarkozy a com

cat one sometimes i saw one and he says that that shows that ourselves is some kind of power hungry maniac so really a lot of people trying to jump on this. bandwagon take advantage of our soldiers' fame or infamy depending on which way you look at it what we heard earlier in the week from a former swedish judge she was giving evidence for the defense and she said that the rule of law in sweden has been deteriorating since the mid one nine hundred seventy she said that the prosecutor had a grudge against against men she was a radical feminist so it's not clear although the swedes maintain that the judiciary is entirely independent and entirely independent of their political system it's not clear what kind of a trial it would get there we haven't heard any more about the espionage charges that the u.s. is said to be preparing against julian astonished but we do know that politicians and other people in the u.s. have come out very much against him start issuing death threats saying that sarah palin particularly said that he should be hunted down like al qaida so if he was sent to the u.s. it

we'll have some maniacs on the roads. >> reporter: and that's a concern in the mountains as well, because if and when the rain starts falling, people will no doubt head toward it. >> reporter: people in the north bay are scrambling to get ready for the snow and cold. from sandbags to heaters they are stocking up tonight. we'll have that part of the story at about 5:35. >>> in the sierra there's a winter storm warning in effect. we want to show you a live picture of interstate 80 and truckee. traffic going very slow. it looks like it is snowing. by this weekend they could have two to four feet of new snow and the snow level could actually go down to 500 feet which could potentially mean that people would have to chain up in auburn. coming up, more live coverage from the sierra on just how difficult driving concerns could be. >>> and our storm watch coverage continues on our website 24 hours a day. go to ktv u.com and click on the weather tab to find out about the weather in your neighborhood. >>> and police are looking for a missing man. it's a story we first reported yesterday afternoon a

would you say muammar qaddafi is a maniac lost in his own reality? >> absolutely. he lives in his dream world. he has not understood things are very serious for him. he is not willing to give power to anyone. this spells trouble for libya because it will mean a bloody end to his rule. >> do you take him seriously when he says or people will die? >> he does not care about hundreds of thousands of libyans dying. he wants to cling to power because he knows his own tribe will be massacred and he wants to cling to power for this very reason. he stands a good chance of ending like the late dictator. >> he is not learning from the lessons. you could almost see the erosion of power. are there enough supporters in the country to help him make this promise of bloodshed come true? >> his tribe will follow him to the very end. the rest of the country made it clear they will not follow him. many former it -- many formerly loyal tribes to the south of tripoli have renounced their support for this leader, so there is no way for him to get back to power. it is only a matter of tim

my gosh, i can still remember everything of the two hours, dustin hoffman, customer as a deranged maniac. it blue my -- blew my head of. i was captured by this. what was this all about? in the 1980s when some of the morning came out, this story made me think, boy, i'd like to return to that someday, and then in 2006 when i was finishing mayflower, in that book i write about the iconic book that many americans associate with the beginning of this country, the pilgrims and the voyage of the may flower. then i realized the story doesn't end with the first thanksgiving. i took it to the first time when innative conflict e resulted known as -- erupted to which many americans know nothing about. we think of the civil war being the bloodiest, but when you look at the percentage of population killed, king fill lip's -- phillip's war was twice as deadly. this is my take on the iconic beginning. where does this process lead? where does the push west across this continent leave in an iconic sense? it leads to the battle of the little big horn. i got up the courage to tackle this event that turned c

it was disjointed and rambelling and megalo-maniacal and reading from his manifesto, his speech is odd. nobody knows what is going on underneath that turban. >> you would be in libya if you could get there, so who blocks you? is it the libyan army? >> yes, the libyan army is blocking his border very tightly right now. the boreddener tunisia is very close to tripoli and that's where they're making their stand. the border on the other side has gone over completely. it's a free-flow. the egyptian army is keeping the libyans in, letting any egyptian that wants to come in stroll over. >> so if you're a neighbor and want to go to libya, go ahead? >> exactly. the protesters -- especially if you're a member of the media. the rebels, like all rebels everywhere, love the media. so they were practically arranging junkets for my fellow journalists to smuggle them in and show them what is going on. >> in cairo, you and i both knew there were a number of people that were influential in the protest. do we know the same group of people who are libyans who are in a sense providing the connective tissue

you had a problem with the justin bieber maniacs when they -- you really just said -- you said something, i thought. you said, like, you were just joking around about thinking he was cute or something like that, right? >> i don't know. i think he said that, like, he -- >> jimmy: he started it. >> i said something back and then i started getting death threats and all these little -- he has this cult of, like, beliebers. it was all in fun. i could be his mother, literally. it's, like, so weird that people would ever think that we were dating. >> jimmy: did you find a decapitated hello kitty in your bed, anything like that? did anyone take action? that's the thing about these beliebers. they act like this fierce army and they'll strike you but they never do anything. >> they can't. i mean, it's literally, that is a form of bullying and it's not okay. it's not. >> jimmy: it's be-bullying, i think. no, it's not. did you get nervous that you might get attacked by 12-year-olds? >> no. the creepy thing is that it could really be like a 46-year-old pretending to be, like, a 12-year-old girl. you

you've got this maniac -- this is his book -- >> yeah. >> this man is incredible. >> well, i can see-- let's bring dean out, if we could. dean? where is he? [ applause ] >> have a seat. >> dean, do you want to -- >> dean you're an ultramarathoner? >> i am. and i got to tell you the only bummer about that new book they used a photo of you on the cover what is up with those people? i feel robbed. >> i'm far more muscular than that. dean, so you've done like 50 states, 50 marathons, right? in kind of in a row? >> like in 50 days. >> in 50 consecutive days, yeah. >> he ran for 48 hours on treadmill in the window of our studio, what was it, two years ago? >> she ran with me, though. >> kelly is an incredible athlete. >> but 48 hours in a row is -- that's beyond -- do you have like children? a family? >> i've got a good psychiatrist and a great family. >> you do? >> his family is normal. i met them. they're normal people. >> you didn't say anything about me. >> clearly you're trying to escape them? because it doesn't -- you were going to run on the street? >> he's running 50 miles -- betwe

. >> no, but anybody who had any contact with him, maniacal authoritarian, problems with authoritarians some of the black church. >> yeah. well, you know, that great theologian wrote that all institutions, including the christian church are inherently demonic, and i'll buy that. i was the only member of my reporting staff of the new york times to have a seminary. they kept trying to recruit me to cover religion. you can imagine how that went over having left 40 years of the church. i kept telling them, the last person that you want to go to a convention of southern baptists. [laughter] i have so much emotional baggage that i carry into the room. so, i do make a huge division between fealty or loyalty to religious values. religious institutions, which like all institutions serve human power. i think that, you know, the great work in the 1920's, the treason of the intellectuals, talks about in order to maintain not only intellectual independence, but intellectual honesty one must be perpetually alienated from all forms of institution and power. i differentiate between institutions and mo

and that was before the time of 24 hour news and the maniacal paparazzi.ting the dress in the safe. they were even throwing thread of different colors in the trash. so can you even imagine today with the paparazzi? that would be devastating to kate. so, if she can pull this off, and surprise us all on the day, i'll be impressed. >> so far she's doing a pretty good job. and also, there's so much that's happened. there's a lifetime movie that's in the works. that is supposed to air the week before the wedding. there's a young lady named camilla lovington who's been cast as kate. what do you think about the casting? >> especially camilla is so appropriate -- >> really. >> i think it's a very clever casting. because costing a largely unknown actress was very sensible. if you were trying to disassociate katie holmes as kate middleton it would start to get a bit confusing. there's also striking similarities. camilla ludington grew up in berkshi berkshire. she's 26. kate is 29. she's very well educated. she went to oxford. kate went to saint andrew's. there's som

the guy is a mega maniac. >> reporter: it's not known if any of those senate democrats are even in wisconsin but the governor presumably hopes one can be found and can be compelled by the presence of state troopers to come back to work. erica? >> we will see. cbs' dean reynolds in madison this morning, thanks. >>> in new zealand this morning, death toll from this week's earthquake up to 98. 226 people are still missing. as every hour goes by the chance of finding more survivors is fading. cripple chiznew has the latest from christchurch. >> reporter: the death toll is specked to go much higher on thursday. the prime minister said fatalities could reach numbers nobody dreamed of. >> live earthquake. >> reporter: this is the very moment the terrifying quake struck christchurch tuesday at 12:51 p.m. in the middle after busy work day. on thursday, officials made a grim announcement about a hard-hit boating that housed a tv station as well as nursing and language schools. >> for reasons explained to you today, the ctv saw it, there is no chance of survival at that site. >> reporter: authorities b

it might be the or the of thing that inspired that maniac to crash a plane into the towers.as congress that gave the irs this mess to interpret. and with all due respect, looking at the last time republicans were in the charge of the tax code, look at i think it was one million extra words that were added to it. so let's -- i welcome your call to tax simplifying. it's congress that made their job a nightmare. any of you can try what i've done. i've met with accountants and attorneys who wonder why are we not auditing? why don't we invest to collect money? but they appreciate the work on customer service. i hope we are not being reckless talking about the people that work for you as being part of a goon squad. >> thank you. i agree. >> i want to get to my question. i wanted to thank you. but we've had a lot of talk about about the administration punting on entitlement reform. i appreciate your reference to the fact that the single most important element of entitlement reform, the entitlement that's out of control is medicare. and you are committed in this budget to actually a

the maniac here, how increasing taxes affect these three goals for addressing population aging? welcome the raise social security taxes and people will work less. a higher tax on the were reports to work in the lower report to work means less work. likewise, people tend to think less taxes. let's take him to put in the retirement account some individuals would almost surely reduce the amount they save him through the do intend retire earlier. if you raise social security taxes, the after-tax replacement rate, meaning the ratio of the social security benefits to your after-tax earnings will increase. that will encourage people to claim retirement benefits earlier rather than later. so i think that approach tends not to work with these goals that i think are pretty reasonable when we look at how to address an aging population. given that, what would i propose? the first thing is if you want to require people to save, i say just require people to save. back in the 1930s, we didn't have mutual funds or the internet or anything like that, so people can be effectively on own. today we