whack 'em, whack 'em. >> lefty shoots a 65, leaving him four behind leader tommy gainy through 36 holest 16th hole, it is crazy. i have never seen another hole like that in golf. it's amazing. >> oh. >> you feel like you feel the ground move. >> maybe some day i can get there. >> sorry. >> we'll be back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a pittsburgh hospital started a ernt competition w >>> finally tonight, it seems no one is safe from super bowl frenzy. a pittsburgh hospital started a different competition when it tweeted a picture of their new born in the terrible towels and the cutest babies in the nation. so a green bay hospital of course took up the challenge, put out its own baby. officials have title town towels, cheese heads and packers blankets. as you may know the packers faceoff against the steelers at 3:30. >> is there a game tomorrow. >> i have heard there is a little function tomorrow afternoon. >> 3:30. >> yes. oh yes. yes. >> we're kind of hoping and rooting for green bay but have a good day tomorrow. that's it for us at 11:00. maybe we'll see you tomorrow at 5:30. >> good night. >>

since i guess you have nice things well you whack and because of that aspect i never ever slacked. not the female you used to date. i got a unique type situation. i'm so glad these birds they just bloop me. i speak fluently. she busy with all that blah, blah, blah. hear me out though. i'm going to leave you stern. [applause] >> in an urban high school in the science laboratory lab, two girls are discussing their project. >> you don't even know what you are doing the -- doing. you're dumb. >> you test too much. >> the day has come. the projects are to be returned. >> see, i told you? mine was the best. i told you, dummy. besides, let me see what you guys have. >> you know, i'm leaving. after school, alice and delores park thinking about human behavior. >> i don't know what people want to -- from me, for real. i have to say i think people just want me to be perfect. but you know what? i am capable of doing anything. it doesn't matter who i am or the way i look. what matters is the effort. i will study more. >> alice studied hard. she gets automatic a's. she's on the honor roll! -- sh

yo, that is whack. what? word.use ] >> yeah man, it's like i totally get that there's like all these like socio-political roadblocks to cloning. i totally get all the crazy whack implications for the ethics of human reproduction, blah, blah, blah. whatever, whatever. but when you read all the biotech journals and you talk to all the researchers it's like, "who are we kiddin', yo? this is the wave of the future." asexual reproduction, yo. cloning without boning. [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] ♪ ♪ >> anyway, i'm not saying it's not a moral gray area, but like all i'm saying wouldn't it be dope if i had a clone? then people could all be like, "yo, there goes the j-man with his clone, yo. those dudes are legit." do you even understand how many grammys i would win if i had a freaking clone? double biebs, yo. you all better recognize. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> anyway, i'm just a regular kid and those are my reflections. see you guys later. [ scattered applause ]y, [ light laughter ] ♪ look at my reflect

whacks with you do for you?> and now, "world news." >> control taken of bahrain's capital as the u.s. calls for restraint. some reports say 10 people are killed in clashes. a former cargo handler is jailed for life for plotting to blow up new york's j.f.k. airport. welcome to "bbc world news." coming up later in the program, the hunterers hunt. japan canceled its annual whale hunt and the tragic life of anna nicole smith brought to the stage at an unlikely london venue. a brutal crackdown has silenced anti-governor -- government protests in the tiny country of bahrain. four people died and more than 200 injured when police broke up the main protest catcher. the united states has urged bahrain to show restraint and called for meaningful reform in the kingdom. we have a report from the capital. >> without warning, the police came. tear gas, rubber bullets and even live rounds. the tools to end a protest that had been peaceful. they moved through the crowds spreading fear and panic. by the time they'd finished, hun

. >> reporter: in nearly every state and the district of columbia, state budgets are out of whack. >> the national government is passing a lot of its belt tightening down to the states and the states are passing it on to the locals and all of a sudden there's no place else to turn. >> reporter: the short falls are so severe they said if states were businesses, they'd declare bankruptcy. but formal bankruptcy of this sort has never happened before and constitutional experts say it's unclear how a state would even do it. in florida -- >> we can't spend more than we take in. >> reporter: another newly elected republican governor, rick scott, says he will cut almost $5 billion from the state budget by eliminating police, firefighter and teacher pensions. back in wisconsin tonight, it's a stalemate. senate democrats say they won't return unless the governor budges. kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> in the nation's capital, there is new fallout from the already angry debate over money. your money, your tax dollars, how to turn them into a budget that president obama and the republicans can agree

but there's a lot of this stuff on youtube that doesn't make much sense, like, this grandma whacking with a price scanner. why do people take a stand? >> it goes against all of, you know, human and evolutionary history to put yourself in that kind of risk. >> a bank robbery attempt in wisconsin and then -- >> reporter: this hero was 54 years old, the anchor explains his reason. >> the customer thought his wife was in danger so he went after the robber. >> i think it's not just the risk of someone dying but what it's like to live with the knowledge that you could have done something or didn't. >> my mother's instinct kicked in, super gran told police. she thought a kid was getting beat up. in the cold light of day, said super gran, i know i put myself in danger. and we salute you, super gran. tonight, four of those knuckleheads are behind bars. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in london.

the markets have been subverted, the whole thing has been thrown out of whack. that's what we're experiencing. consumers are going to feel this in the next eight, nine, ten months. >> reporter: it's here where you can witness the trade in commodities, orders so far this year are way up. and in an ever growing world, the demand for food will likely continue to increase. >> if everybody in the world ate like we did, it would require another two world's to produce as much food as we really need. >> reporter: how will we pay for it? and, brian, how will we pay for it, indeed? if we all had to pay for it in that way, it's going to be a situation that's hurting a lot of families across this country. brian? >> kevin tibbles in chicago for us tonight. kevin, thanks. >>> president obama took questions from reporters today one day after he released his budget plan which came under fire from some republicans and some democrats. our white house correspondent savannah guthrie with us from there tonight. hey, savannah, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. aides say

the republicans are whacking away at the current budget to cut things they don't like, such as pell grants to help lower- income people pay for college. but they aren't going near the real problems-- social security, medicare, medicaid, and the defense budget. they say they'll do that in april. i can hardly wait. as for the ten-year numbers floating around, they're total fantasy. the non-partisan congressional budget office makes a point of saying as often as possible that ten-year numbers are unreliable. unlike the republicans and democrats, it tries to be honest. so if you want to agonize over every twist and turn in the budget debate, be my guest. but i'll find something else to obsess over until the numbers start to get a little real. maybe you should do the same. i'm allan sloan. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, february 22. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, susie. >> susie: good night, tom. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this pro

. >> it's pretty much whack-a-mole. >> reporter: and since facebook is back up and running, the company says they now have more users than ever in egypt. in fact, with as many as 600 million users worldwide, the 7-year-old company is moving its headquarters. >> when facebook started, there was this idea that to have a successful company, you came to silicon valley and you had an office in palo alto. >> reporter: she says seeing facebook leave will be a sad day. >> i think we'll see a loss when facebook employees aren't walking around downtown palo alto encouraging all of us that we can change the world. >> reporter: we did contact facebook here. they did not want to comment, but they did respond to the situation in egypt. they issued a statement. although the turmoil in egypt is a matter for the egyptian people and their government, limiting internet access for millions of people is a matter of concern for the global community. a company spokesperson also said no one should be denied internet access. we're live in palo alto, elise kearschner. >>> we are in the midst of one of the bigges

the other 9% got whacked up side the head with globalization and immigration and everything you can list and they need help. getting rid of immigrants doesn't really help them. the final point is if you look at the last 15 years, 25% of publicly traded companies in the united states are essentially from the bay area region and one out of four was started by an immigrant. we have great data on this because it's all transparent. you can look it up. you can tabulate it. it's all a list of companies that we own, from google to intel, we know these companies. here is what you don't know but you kind of know if you just look around. in the next two years, we'll have much better data on. that is at the small and medium sized, it turns out that same disproportionate effort of immigrants forming businesses that by the way small businesses are what employ people and grow the economy, immigrants form a disproportionate number of those businesses. we know that what does that mean? well, i think you already know the story about why a good person will think immigration is a good idea and why a smart g

logan coture was whack in the lineup after missing two games with the flu.the goalie. 1-0 sharks. playing with thomas, in the opposite net, brought the best out of anthony and turning back all 26 shots by the bruins for the third shutout of the season. still 1-0 late in the third. when devon setaguchi steals it for the sharks with the empty netter and beat the bruins 2-0 and have won seven of the last eight. >>> rickey foul ser -- rickey fowler is doing his best to win in scottsdale. the first pro since 2002, to hit a hole in one in the 16th. you think he is excited? lisle is nine shots off the lead. but no one is a bigger crowd favorite than the former arizona state star, phil mickelson. >> he gets it he shoots a 65 leading him four behind the leader tommy gainy through 36 holes. for the second straight year tim brown did not make the final cut for the pro football hall of fame and will not be headed to canton with the rest of the class of 2011. >> the pro football hall of fame 2011 class of enshrinees consist of richard dent, marshall faulk, chris handberg

like this grandma, whacking a robber with a price scanner. why do people take a stand?stinct kicked in, supergran told police. she thought a kid was getting beat up. it was a robbery, but she kept on swinging. in the cold light of day, said supergran, i know i put myself in danger. we salute you, supergran. four of those knuckle heads are now behind bars. i'm nick watt, in london. >> go supergran. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning.

so early childhood education will probably get a whack. funding for the corporation for public broadcastinging will probably get a whack. national science national institutes for health, these are great programs probably bipartisan support, they will get a back because we don't have the cuts to tackle the things that would make a difference to the deficit. >> lehrer: do you agree with that? >> i do, i think democrats are willing to take on defense but there is no question that they are circling and it's-- you go first, on the entitlements. >> lehrer: -- >> i do feel a sense that there is kind of a revitallization of the simpson bulls. all of a sudden people say maybe that wasn't the answer but dammit, they did at least confront and engage. >> there a movement on capitol hill by mark warner-- a democrat and a republican to get some senators and say let's get serious about this. we will have tax increases, some entitlement cuts and both are getting pressure from their own party. but there is some building momentum. and i hope all the people

amounts of rainfall especially in toward the santa cruz mountains latter part of the day could get whacked pretty good as the storm moves through. maybe some breaks with a little sunshine in between. but you get the idea going to be a wet one outside. maybe another inch of rain in the north bay, maybe two inches of rain in toward the santa cruz mountains and about another inch along the peninsula. so let's plan on a chilly one outside in spots, only 40s and 50s for highs today and yup, the high country lots of snow up there. winter storm warnings in effect, could see another two to three feet of snow across some of the higher elevation, maybe even more than that across some of the highest elevations. still it looks like things settling down towards sunday. but that's only a brief break. more rain is expected as we head toward the beginning of the next week. all right. let's get a traffic check with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. yeah, that thunder and lightning pretty wild this morning. >> exciting. >> very exciting! or hide under the bed scary, i'm not sure which one! here's a look at

not just another giant storm of snow and ice but the biggest storm yet set to whack the nation from newexico to new england. nearly three-quarters of the country. a goliath storm of historic proportions. as one meteorologist put it, just stay home. in the center is chicago where we find weather editor sam champion tonight. >> reporter: tonight the head of fema is issuing a rare warning, the kind usually reserved for the worst disasters. >> this is not something sneaking up on us. it's been well forecasted. we know it's going to be bad. prepare like it's bad. >> reporter: the biggest winter storm of the season comes in two parts. tonight, a lighter snow in the midwest and tomorrow a monster storm barreling in right behind it. blizzard warnings are already out for at least seven states. it's expected to be a 2,100-mile-long path of sleet, snow and ice from the southern plains into new england affecting nearly 100 million people. some places may also see up to an inch of accumulating ice making driving impossible, potentially downing power lines and toppling trees. >> just a quarter of an

the government's criticism talk much less about lindsay britney and charlie sheen when wiki leaks whacks the world with a new load of secrets surrounding government corruption or duplicative and good songe in an interview with sixty minutes says it's about giving people information they need if you are a whistleblower and you have material that is important we will accept it we will defend you and we will publish it you can't turn away material simply because it comes from states yet ironically our first amendment powerhouse within the united states is turning its back on a man utilizing free speech to garner government accountability and transparency they have a vested interest in new york times in making julian or songe out to be something that the public cannot rely on because once the rest of us begin going to wiki leaks to get our information and we begin by passing the new york times then the new york times loses more and more business and eventually it disappears in this case the new york times has gone from writing about the story to making itself a part of the story and now it's

but it did remind me it was time to get back to washington, where the priorities may get out of whack but the argument never ends. back in a minute. >> schieffer: that's it for today. thank you for watching "face the nation." stay up to the second on all the news by tuning in to cbsnews.com on your computer. we'll see you next week. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ,,,, ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries.

. >> and we have a 68% fringe on top of our salary, which is just way out of whack compared to anything in the private sector that you might see. this is not sustainable. so we have to find larger solutions. and camden, new jersey is a great example. we have a tremendous mayor right there that is in the thick of a battle for her life because that city can't afford its police department. they have had to cut nearly half of it. but they're thinking of innovative ideas. and this is where the mayor is saying why don't we disband the city police department, create a regional policing operations where we can create an entirely new contract that is much more in line with affordability, but also creates more public safety on our streets. so these are the kind of outside--the-box ideas that folks are going to have. but i get articles every day. fresno, you know, new york city, almost 60% of our cities right now are making major cutbacks in public safety. and we know that cities live or die on their crimes recuperates. this is why newark for three years was pushing it down. but it really to susta

mark martin pushing kyle busch after they got out of whack both spun out. it came down to a four car race. newman in front being pursued by hamblen len. he goes below the yellow safety line. hamblen crossed first but was disqualified. that gives busch the win. mcmurry second and newman third. this is just an exbig. >>> tight racing of another kind. the prep race for the kentucky derby hopefuls. comet to the top one two to favorite after his 6th straight win but you have to figure he is on a good horse. bay is on the outside. watch the two of them make their move as they jostle. they take by a length and a quarter. bay's winneest all time jockey adds to his total. >>> and unusual day of semi- final action in san jose for the s, p tennis tournament. in one match unseeded -- advances into the finals when another play her to withdraw with a wrist injury. he played an exbig match and lost. that doesn't matter. he will be in the semi-finals just the same. itthe far court, he is a good bet in this tournament. he won the match, he is 9-0 in san jose. try to make it

. >> whacks him over the head with the soda. >> yeah,. >> and everyone is talking about the half time some critics said it was the worst in years. harsh. >> i think audio was bad and just didn't appeal i think to some older viewers, plus my husband who didn't care for that kind of music. >> i was in a noisy place i thought that was part of it but i guess audio wasn't working. >> yep. >> 6:27 a.m. several east bay schools could be on the chopping block. >> a popular place for water sports in danger of closing what needs to be done to keep oakland's jack london aquatic center open. >> two alarm fire in san francisco not far from this suspicious fires in the castro last week. investigation going on this morning coming up. >>> death at the finish line of a half marathon how long witnesses say it took paramedics to respond. >> critics love weather this weekend. we will hack on to sunshine as temperatures cool through the week [ female announcer ] for a limited time, get sizzler's 6oz, fresh cut, tri-tip steak plus our endless salad and dessert bar for just $10.99. i'm elizabeth wenger >>>

it's like a live action version of whack-a-mole.t's sad because some people get roses and some people don't. it's horrible, really and now it's worse because of facebook because now everyone posts their pictures with the flowers on their facebook page so now you're not just competing with the women in your office you're competing with women in china and japan, all around the world. and the prices for -- i know they have to grow them and everything, but $120 for a dozen -- that's a lot of money for a plant you can't smoke. it really is. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's too much money. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and chocolate. chocolate suddenly becomes very expensive. this russell stover needs to be locked up with bernie madoff. love is in the air all over the united states but especially in the state of new jersey. and even more especially between sammy and ronnie on "jersey shore." >> you. i [ bleep ] you. leave. >> take a break. >> i've had enough. >> come on. >> i've had enough of you. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] --

whacked. you get it? you got that one? >> no. (laughter) >> you're just so funny. >> okay. let's go on to the weather forecast. no feathers flying but a few droplets will be dropping. >> let's take a look outside. still breezy in some areas. not nearly as bad as it was yesterday but you can see sutro tower bouncing around, how dry it is right now. seeing radar returns along our higher elevations. we have a southeasterly wind, a moist wind. it naturally lifts, condenses creates clouds and eventually if there's too much moisture the clouds drop some rain. the east bay hills and higher elevations in the north bay but the big story is the heaviest of the rain falling around reading crescent city, just now moving into ukiah. that's the big story for the afternoon. 44 los gatos. everybody else low to mid-50s. monterey bay and also your inland neighborhoods. heavier rain breezy again today. the breezes will pick up as will the rain during the morning, especially into the afternoon hours. scattered showers possible tomorrow and again thursday and a lesser extent friday. the best ch

demean anyone and whatever you make -- >>> wait a minute, i can't get you 60 seconds without you whackingy -- >> did someone write that for you? >> where did you even come up with that? >> of all people -- >> please, please, please. >> can we get that on the record that you do not demean anyone? >> no. you can tell the truth, but you don't demean anyone. >> when are we going on air? >> unbelievable. >> are you kidding me? >> by the way, we could tell it was written. >> what? >> what? >> what are you suggesting? >> i'm just telling you, you could tell that it was written, because i know how sincere you really are. >> i was sincere. >> oh, no. when you don't, when -- >> you got to come up with a better alternative. you get the board of supervisors taking cheap shots, and all you said was wait a second, what's the -- >> all they wanted you to do, mayor, all they wanted you to do was show up for the prime minister and you wouldn't do that. >> anyone was watching out there would like to be a better speaker. you know, during your time in office. what's the one lesson that you learned, a tip you

as for the out of whack -- actually the rational model, if you look at the size of the nato, it was extraordinarilyl. patients actually hated it. they left fingers calloused, black and blue. someone do for a framed version of the same thing develop a platform be removed so you could put in different platforms depending on the size and penetration of the needle. and this is where we are today in terms of different devices. very, very small nee

this is the day i get whacked. i want to pause here and say that the language the young infantry men use is not necessarily the language i would choose to use at the national press club but i want to be true to who these guys were. i find it easier to read if i apologize a bit first. several hours into the patrol the platoon's capt. called on the radio. the battalion had a tip that a group of insurgents in a car packed with explosives was on its way to ramadi from fallujah. he wanted to meet them west of a roadblock. the platoon rolled towards a stretch of loop michigan just down from a mosque they had raided the day before. they parked their three humvees on the side of the highway at 1:00 to block traffic coming out of ramadi. private jose barco and two other soldiers pull on leather globes -- gloves and pull razor wire off the hood of one of the humvees and began streaming across the pavement. kenneth eastridge stood a few feet away with his big saw at the ready. on his side of the street a few. riddled houses b

whacking the bag. good stuff. return home tonight for the first time in more than 2 weeks in the midst of super tight race in the pacific division hosting alexander the great in the tank. shark one point wac of phoenix. 5 teams all bunch together separated by one point. san jose the other way. joe top shelf on shorthanded goal. sharks up one nothing but if you call alexander the great there's a reason. answering just 28 seconds later. snap shot. power play goal. then in the third ryan rate play at the right time. off the feed from kile. 15 goal of the season. just one final seconds ago and shark we know by score of 3-2. stanford hosting college basketball season cardinal facing a ucla team that has gotten very hot. bruins won 9 of 10 heading into maple tonight. first half. peck and roll. man to owens. with authority. owens had 12. stanford down 7 at the break and falling behind second half reeves nelson owning the baseline. 1 hand punch then smith. that's a big boy right there. about 300 pounds. rip the whole thin

hewlett-packard getting whacked down 11% on lower sales, they said lap top sales had fallen.he apple ipad. did you see this video? it's a dad, yes, who made an angry bird's birthday cake for his son. that is cake. dad's a blogger and he has made this fantastic birthday cake. >> he is a blogger and a baker. >> and a candle stick maker. probably would have made more cake except the pig stole the eggs. >> i see that for brent's birthday. i better get baking. >> it's got potential. cool. thanks, scott. >> do you have stuff from your ex laying around that you would like to get rid of, maybe a strange gift from a mother-in-law that you would rather smash. >> never. today in the bay's bob redell has an idea how you can dispose of some of that unwanted stuff and get a little satisfaction at the same time. bob? >> reporter: laura and brent, this friday morning we're going to have our personal weapon of mass destruction at our disposal, this will be at the oracle arena, i'm talking about one of those monster trucks that will be at this week's monster jam. 10,000 pounds of steel on top

i'm not against unions, but when things get out of whack and you have these sorts of us sustainable costsu have to adjust it. and i'm not saying you have to bust it. it has to be adjusted. >> lehrer: do you think, there's a lot of talk now that the senate democrats and the house republicans are going to make a deal for this continuing resolution by friday, do you think that's going to happen and void a shutdown at least? >> i think both sides want to avoid a shutdown. i think that john boehner understands both his temperament, he's a legislator who wants to get things done, he saw what happened to newt gingrich in 1995 when he became the -- >> lehrer: do you smell a deal here? >> i do, at least a two-week deal. but he wants to negotiate, he still has a caucus, the republicans had a rule that they didn't bring anything to the floor that didn't get a majority of the majority, that was the rule all the way through the hastert years when he was speaker of the house. that's where john boehner is going to say the problem is, being sure that he can secure that. i don't think there's anybody on h

the engineer back a driver and other workers presented open mouth, i popped up like a whack-a-mole. what has happened i learned was that a track called sent to excavate a patch of sinking pavement a few days before that itself caused for the class and fell into the hole. the current crew was using a lighter back of to dig its way through the clouds to investigate. since i came from underground the engineer as if i'd mind going back down and shooting a couple of pictures inside the covert, especially at a crossing want me under which i have yet to get to the whole. that afternoon gave me my first sense of how truly intertwined all these systems are. the engineer asked me to take pictures because of graphical information, maps and records, he wasn't at all sure what lay under that collapsed straight. the next city engineer i spoke with explained what the city would have to move in order to fix the hole. for this one, she said, i think telephone, cable, electricity, fiber-optic, gas, water, and even moving a poll is a simple because you have to wait to find out who owns it and the for