they both fell out of the hammock. they come up to hang out in the hammock often. or hang over them. >> they hang through it. [laughter] >> like in florida. they were flipping over -- there were clubs flipping over today thanks to tiger woods. october means a lot of things in the sports world. we're talking football. it is not usually the time to talk about tiger woods. his prime to climb back into golf with the rocky performance and in danger of missing the cut with his opening. 34 of his first seven holes today. tiger is 7 of the lead, but he will make the cut and play the weekend. he is now one over par. and a golfer who was having better luck -- yes the unusual prize he won after making a whole and one at the madrid masters, ham. he won his weight in ham. he weighs two under 35 pounds. -- 235 pounds. >> so far the biggest noise at busch stadium is the school. there been two appearances. you saw this little guy sprinting across the field. the ground squirrel is now trying -- the ground crew is trying to find the squirrel. he has more than 10,000 followers on twi

i don't know, a hammock. >> right, it's a hammock. the economy has gone to sleep on a hammock and is not waking up. it should be growing faster and we should be getting jobs back. >> reporter: "we should be getting jobs back," says johnson. but we're not. 14 million americans still of icflly unemployed.ic using our more inclusive u-7 statistic, computed and post on the web every month, as many as 28 million un- or under-employed. >> if you look at any other post-war recession, in terms of jobs and what's happened to employment level, all these other post-war recessions look like something like this. you go down for 12 months, 18 months, you come back, you lose maybe 2% or 3% of employment maximum. that's what this one looks like. struggling to come back, we've lost 6% of employment. it's off the charts on the employment side compared to any other post-war recession. an reporter: here's what johnson mes. blatum l jofe ine ofint thptobsy downturn since the great depression and world war ii. jobs always rebounded fully within at most 4 y

-- andstl hammock. but a day at circus camp would not be complete without some tightrope walking.these fans are not for keeping cool. they're for keeping your balance. >> that's it. you're gonna feel the balance. i got you. you're doing great. now i'm gonna teach you how to walk. come on over here. so, when you start to walk, you're gonna do a brush-toe slide. so, watch my feet. you brush by this foot. your toe finds the wire. and you slide. so, it's brush, toe, slide. brush, toe, slide. go ahead. that's it. right. good. now, you won't be looking down when you do it. you'll be looking straight ahead. so, your feet tell you where the wire is. you never lose contact with the wire then. excellent. >> fortunately, i was wearing my lucky snoopy socks. i'm stepping on my sock! >> so move forward. yeah, you got it. so, brush right there next to the foot alongside it. i got you. you're doing great. almost there. >> ahh-ahh-ah-ah. >> ah, you're good. you're good. >> okay. [ laughs ] >> all right! [ claps ] so, would you like to try the higher one? >> sure. let's try the higher one. as i he

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joining us today are casper hammock, the assistant secretary of the army for installations, energy and environment. terry yonkers, the assistant secretary of the air force for environment and logistics, thomas hicks, the deputy secretary of the navy for energy and dorothy robien, the undersecretary of defense for the environment. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> dorothy, i'd like to start with you. for generations -- and then have all of you guys take a crack at the same question. for generations the u.s. has looked at the energy as a limitless limitless commodity. general martin dempsey said that has to change, there is an imperative greater need for the fuel and martin dempsey hosted an energy roundtable where you guys all participated to focus the department's attention on this issue. what are some of the concrete steps that have been taken over the past couple of years to change the energy and how the department thinks about energy? >> i think the first thing has been a recognition that it is critical to our ability to fight wars effectively

a few drinks weren't ready for the hammock.reminds me of "the sopranos," black bear in tony's backyard. >> my kids do that on a hammock. we will be right back with more "world news now." ♪ curiosity ♪ ♪ i want to turn the whole thing upside down ♪ ♪ you got to fight for your right to party ♪

participants wrap their legs around a silk hammock to hang upside down.cefully in a cocoon-shaped chair in this class. the hammock acts as a soft trapeze for resistence and support. 69-year-old mitchell said that the class is more entertaining than her other workouts. >> it's the kind of thing that you look forward to instead of, you know, some workouts you dread and you think of it as work. this is just fun. it heal really motorcycles -- make you feel -- it really makes you feel like a kid again. >> reporter: the founder, christopher harrison, said the fitness class provides the benefit of yoga without straining the muscles. >> we're able to do zero compression inversion, meaning that you're able to decompress your spine and take all of the weight off of your back. >> come on, take a deep breath and now bring your right leg up. >> reporter: students swing while standing up on the hammock. >> cover your feet. >> reporter: 12-year-old danette said that class was challengeing at first. >> i was a little wobbly and out there, but usually that is the second d

look at that. >> hammocks are comfortable.in there. >> that's part of the fun, falling. >> falling out of it after the experience. >> fall on your backside. >>> all right, with halloween around the corner, our next story is thanks to our friends at abcnews.com and a haunted house in canada. the nightmares fear factory. >> they call themselves the premiere haunted house in niagara falls. and captured these actual photos of people scared out of their minds. >> that's great. oh, my gosh. for people who get too scared, a guide will help you outside. but it comes at a cost. they will put your name on the chicken list. >> that's an incredible haunted house. >> i want to know what they're looking at. show me the other side. >> it reserves the surprise. but it looks really good. >> i want to check that one out. >> a little road trip to niagara falls. that would be a good story. all right. see if that's in the budget. >>> for some of you now, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, the late-night comics take on sarah palin. we'l

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you can see some sleeping and you have that hammock, they have a food station, medic station, a kid-safe zone. tell us about the cause, you're a musician, tell us why you're out here. >> i'm out here because, you know, i feel like we need change, i don't really know what the answers are, i'm not an economist, but we need social change, we need people to feel right about being able to come down and talk and protest and feel safe. we've been feeding people all night, homeless people coming by, telling us about their problems. that helps a lot. >> thank you. we'll join you again later in the hour. again, these folks say they plan to stay here. we'll check back in in the 6:45 hour. >>> looking at this crowd in new york. occupy wall street, it exploded in size. demonstrators angry over high unemployment and corporate greed. so far 28 were arrested. this was yesterday. 700 arrested for disorderly conduct. >>> hundreds of protesters taking part, the princeton professor led it down union street to protest corporate greed. this is st. louis, missouri. the protests of the big banks, holding protes

they sleep in hammocks due to the humidity. and they have a proper toilet now. it took them about five years to save up the deposit, about 170 euros. unlike the old houses, the new ones have ecologically-friendly features, like a scistern to collect rain water. francesco piazessi has to say goodbye. he's heading for a new construction site near cancun. >> how to deal with globalization has become one of the most central challenges of our time. what do you think? is globalization a problem in itself, or is it part of the solution to many problems we face today? we'd like to hear your views. and today we get some answers from the united states. >> my name's eran phillips. i'm 20 years old. i live in southeast washington, d.c. i'm in college. this is my second year. this is a summer job, but advertising is great. it's a great way to stay in shape in the summertime when you don't have the time to go to a gym. you got to please the people. you got to give the people a show while they're at a red light. this climate change is really getting worse. i mean, the way the

but unfortunately, they also weren't exactly well hammock experts.t actually gets better. take another look at them climbing in. the same woman in new jersey had the camcorder rolling in 2006, when mom took a nap. and you can see, a little better than the kids. >> that's adorable. >> where is that neighborhood? >> exactly. getting in the hammock, it's usually with one hand on a tropical beverage. and the other -- just saying. >> they're just cubs, sam. >> oh. >>> all right, guys. shall we? pop news? let's hit it. good morning, everybody. pop culture has inspired two of the hottest halloween costumes for this year. the highly-addictive angry birds, robin, flying off the shelves. yes. that's a big costume. but are you doing it? i know you are. charlie sheen, though, is turning out to be the most winning ticket this year for halloween costume retailers. you can get the rubber mask. a classic sheen-style shirt. a sheen wig. there's the shirt. here's the wig. wow. i've never seen his hair look like that. and then, there's also fake cigarettes. the brand,

it happens in volleyball net and hammocks. >> try to put it in the large muscle groups. >> we're goingo try to get him freed and then get him released where it's safe. >> he is down pretty good. we end up pulling him on the grass so we can work with him and then work on cooling him down. what we are going to transported him. since i don't want to wake him up in the back of my truck. all right. are you ready? one, two, three. go. we're going to go right down here. >> and he survived his ordeal. >> come on, get up. come on buddy. get up. we're going to get his temperature regulation better. he is standing there and got a tremendous hangover but he is going to be okay. he a lucky deer. real lucky deer. >>> that is something. when we continue, mayhem and morale a local school vandalized again and what the principal is doing. hard rock rescue. you are going to hear from musicians. and a privacy you give up by having a cellphone. michael finney reports on a new way to hide electronically. and competition, the blast of a russian rocket and building a better gps. >> good evening, recapping the

it is because of acute hammock humiliation. rick, you fly all of the time. very far places.ometimes you leave the >> you know what, first of all, wear your seatbelt at all times. they tell you to do it, good advice. >> i never listen. >> this is a good point. i don't think she knows what turbulence is. i think she thinks -- i think she thinks the pilot is board and you know what -- like that. people go back and forth and i don't think she realizes it. >> this is bad news. you just hit a pk ket and drop 100 feet. >> it is the worst thing. what do you make of this? are you a woman. >> i was excited to join her. if you fly business class on american, they give this wafting smell of chocolate chip cookies. it is not a meal. it is not even a meal time. they give them to you. you can't say no. every time i talk about it i crave another chocolate chip cookie. >> it has to be tough. >> you know what they give us in coach? rocks. i don't have any teeth left. >> we still smell their flach you lens. >> and then we do the lunch. >> i am an author. >> i i did not afford that ticket for m

if you've ever done any hammock time the hardest time is climbing into it and staying on it. let's get a check of the weather with al. >>> what's happening for today severe storms from norfolk, nebraska, to amarillo texas. over the next 72 hours, rainfall amounts from three to five inches of rain, some areas may pick up seven inches in where they really do need it in parts of texas. around the atlantic coast, low pressure is developing along that and looking three to seven inches of rain from miami, florida, up to jacksonville, florida, so we are looking for >> we start a local this morning but the sunshine is out. high pressure dominates the way -- dominates the weather into the weekend. ♪ our house in the middle of our street ♪ >>> homes for under $250,000. today real estate contributor barbara is here. >> great to see you al. >> we have a beautiful brick three-bedroom home in redford, michigan. where is redford? >> only 15 minutes from detroit, downtown detroit but what's amazing about this neighborhood, feels like the country, even has gravel roads all over the place. >>

two bears on a hammock. >> two bears on a hammock. >> there they are. you could sleep a little later. >> bear alert! >> thank goodness, forget politics, tonight we have double bears. >> right. bit way, twins. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> all right. >> shepard, happy anniversary. >> happy anniversary! >> thanks for joining us and doing a great job. >> you guys are the best. thank you. >> put something on, please. >> ok. >> he's not wearing anything? >> later. >> how can you tell? >> can't tell. >> all right. reporters everywhere. >> all right, he's not skyping us. >> coming up on our show, the united states has spent a decade at war. up next, general richard myers talks about the future of afghanistan. >> then a one on one with simon cowell with his take on america, so does he think the united states has lost its edge? simon speaks to that correspondent, mr. brian kilmeade as you can see in the "fox & friends" room. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutri

might be a hammock in your neighbor's backyard that you could sneak in a sunday afternoon nap.tside for your outdoor activities. the good weather will last i think through tomorrow. rain drops not so very far away. outside on your sunday morning, sun's up. 7:18 this morning. it is a bright and beautiful start to your sunday now. temperatures have really chilled down during the overnight hours. into the 40s and 50s. there's a look at the u.s. capitol building. freedom standing tall a top the dome there. good-looking day outside today. temperatures are chilly but not all that uncommon by october standards. 50 now in washington with the sunshine. a light breeze out of the south-southwest at 7 miles per hour. 47 in gaithersburg, rockville, germantown. leesburg, 48. manassas all the way down to 41 degrees. there probably were a few sheltered quiet spots for the shenandoah valley that may have dropped into the upper 30s this morning. but most everybody now in the 40s to near 50 degrees with a ton of sunshine out there. it's really going to be a beautiful day today. no rain anywhere n

this weekend, did thomas jefferson really fathered children with sally hammocks? hemmings? montana state university professor focuses on our post- fdr leaders. also a look at justice byron white, the university of chicago law professor on how early success and celebrity as a football player shaped his career on the court. look for the complete we can schedule at c-span.org/history. >> i am the first one to admit every day i have to get up in the morning and tell myself i can do this, there is no one better to do this than i am. >> harvard medical school, presidency and neuroses jury, associate prof. of neurosurgery and oncology johns hopkins university, homeless, illegal, migrant farm worker. >> i have to believe that every time i go into the arena, the operating room, i have someone's life in my hands and i am fully capable of getting vespasian in and out of the operating room because that is a trust that these patients have on me. i walk that fine line between confidence and arrogance. >> he shares his life story tonight on "q &a." >> it has been almost 30 years since a s