your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself. . >> we're going to go over search and rescue in this class, go over some buildings and how you assess buildings. you already had classes on utility controls, correct? how about medical? did medical? okay, as i said, my name is alec, i'm on truck 11. let's go into some light search and rescue. before you start, what do you do? stop, look, listen and think. any time you pull up to an incident or you see something, you take a breath, assess the situation, use all your senses and think about what you are going to do. those are all components of what we call the size-up. there are many components to size up. what's one of the components to size up? gathering facts. you want to

they stop is if this are a million signatures and they need 467,000 whatever, they do not have to revie the others when they make that determination. and here we go again. then there is a recall. and it takes a simple majority. does the governor stay or is he replaced by someone else were just the fact he is being recalled does not mean he will lose the job. it will be a rousing campaign. he was elected by a substantial majority with strong arts in his favor and the unions do not run the state but just complying with the most liberal laws in the country that are easiest to recall elected public officials. >>neil: this is what happened to gray davis, in reverse, a democrat who was picked apart for failing on the energy front and the big blackout he was thrown out of office after the recall effort. and we know what happened to arnold schwarzenegger his successor, could not wait to get out of town. so, play this out. does it always guarantee a recall effort that you get the vote? legally, how binding is it? >>judge napolitano: it is binding. this is a state constitution written at the heig

the last couple debates, you got great revies. the question sometimes comes down to resources. in a state like florida, you decided not to run tv ads, you decided not to stay here friday night because you're looking ahead. is this a missed opportunity? >> i have been here, i was the first person down here in florida. i have been here many, many times before the past week. i'm here really through monday, and i found in the last two elections in new hampshire and south carolina, they're wasted days because you can't compain, so our feeling was, let's take off. we have nevada just four days later, and we want to head up to nevada and start working out there. >> you have been very consistent criticizing romney and gingrich on the mandate for health care. romney, i believe, had a strong debate performance tonight. but the one time you seemed to be on defense was when you kept after him. he was defending his mandate, he said at one point, it's not anything to get angry about. >> don't confusion passion with anger. i'm passionate about this because people in this country don't want a

they try to nail down the cause of the accident, will there also be as part of the investigation a revie safety procedures taken and who was in charge? >> well, if we were here in the united states, the answer would be a definite yes under the ntsb and the other organizations that, you know, analyze accidents here in the u.s. because again you're in europe, you're in italy, i don't know how thorough they're going to be. costa is an italian corporation. i don't know how connected they are to the government. i mean, we all know what happened here when the cruise lines were being investigated by congress. when american-hawaiian went under after 9/11 and nsl started sailing ships out there, they petitioned congress to be able to have a 50% foreign crew which had never existed before in u.s. waters and congress gave it to them. so there is very close connection between governments and cruise ships. they make an incredible amount of money. they have very huge lobbies. that's here in the u.s. so in places like italy, i would not be surprised if things don't turn out the way we would want them t

he's gone south already, folks, hoping to revie hi revive his campaign. i will ask him yes decided to skip new hampshire. the best coverage live right here tomorrow morning at 6pm earn time with special record. we will see you beginning 8:00pm right here on america's election headquarters. fox news. an alert coming in from you now on breaking news about a foiled terror plot in the u.s. federal police arresting this 25-year-old man in an alleged plot to attack several sites in tampa, florida. authorities say he is a naturalized u.s. citizen who was born in kosovo. they describe him as an islamic extremist who allegedly gave an undercover agent a $500 payment for several items needed to car rye out the attack including ak47 and home-made explosive grenades. major developments out of iran this weekend have experts fearing the worst. diplomats confirming that teheran is enriching uranium in special labs deep underground, bringing them one spep closer to nuclear weapon production. the lab is apparently a churning out uranium that is four to five times more pur

. >> on friday, joran van der sloot is charged with the murder of 21 yearly stephanie flores, a pa revicitizen from peru. betty nguyen has more. >> reporter: wearing a bullet broof vest underneath his blazer, van der sloot is on trial for murder of 21-year-old stephanie flores. although he was expected to enter a guilty plea, van der sloot asked the judge for more time telling the court i want to accept the sincere confession but i'm not in agreement with all of the aggravating circumstances they have presented. a panel of judge agreed to suspend the trial but van der sloot will be required to enter a formal plea january 11th when the trial resumes. van der sloot is famous for being arrested but never charged in the 2005 disappearance of another woman, natalee holloway on the caribbean eyelid of aruba but in this case the evidence is more solid. he was captured on videotape in a casino and admitted to police in a taped confession that he killed her. after the trial ended, the victim's father spoke to the media saying this rapidly concludes, i hope, i think this will allow my family to l

virginia goes about allowing a nominee to be on the ballot that is something that's going to have to be revisheed. no matter who's -- who's been this organized this election, whether gingrich, perry, who didn't get on the ballot. a lot of excuses can be made about not being able to get the rules right, as romney said. when states become restricted and make it so hard, it begins to dilute the process and make voters feel they're being taken for granted and forced to make a decision. you know, by the state. that's wrong. we are going to have to revisit some of that and voters would appreciate that. take it from one virginia voter. >> when you look at iowa -- >> one angry virginia voter. >> yes. >> when you look at iowa, though, what they do in iowa is really exactly the opposite, right? >> right. >> you say you can show up that day. you can vote. >> show up with a driver's license, prove you live in the neighborhood and participate. and to that end, there are democrats who intend to attend the republican caucuses. >> is that a big problem? >> it wasn't a problem for barack obama last time aroun

virginia goes about allowing a nominee to be on the ballot that is something that's going to have to be revis who's -- who's been this organized this election, whether gingrich, perry, who didn't get on the ballot. a lot of excuses can be made about not being able to get the rules right, as romney said. when states become restricted and make it so hard, it begins to dilute the process and make voters feel they're being taken for granted and forced to make a decision. you know, by the state. that's wrong. we are going to have to revisit some of that and voters would appreciate that. take it from one virginia voter. >> when you look at iowa -- >> one angry virginia voter. >> yes. >> when you look at iowa, though, what they do in iowa is really exactly the opposite, right? >> right. >> you say you can show up that day. you can vote. >> show up with a driver's license, prove you live in the neighborhood and participate. and to that end, there are democrats who intend to attend the republican caucuses. >> is that a big problem? >> it wasn't a problem for barack obama last time around. he got 80,00