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in addition to the individual fillers and support units, the president also ordered the third armored regimen to deploy from ft. meade to germany. with 100 soldiers and 122 tanks began arriving and became operational by the end of the month. not satisfied with the extent of the buildup at this point, secretary mcnamara continued to press for the deployment of additional combat positions to germany. although the president seemed reluctant to go beyond those he already approved. in particular, to begin prepositioning vehicles, weapons and equipment to completely outfit two u.s. divisions. this meant that after air movement from europe to the united states, troops could pick up their equipment and be operational in the field in a minimum amount of time. in an exercise labeled operation long thrust two, beginning on 16 january, 1962, three battle groups flew from ft. lewis, washington, to germany, where they took possession of prepositioned equipment and moved out for field training. by the end of 1961, a calm settled over the city as both sides moderated military activities. with the wal

s at the base of the concrete filler. northfield high-level bridge and attempted to remotely detonate the devices from that like they deem safe. >> the undercover investigation resembles others that expose terror plots in the d.c. area. in february, a man was charged with trying to blow up the u.s. capital after undercover agents gave him a non-working bomb and in october 2010, a virginia man was plotting to -- a metro train. and in those cases, islamic extremist was the motive. this time, homegrown anarchist terrorism is alleged. >> there are going to be wackos out there. >> reporter: james carol founded a home security expert at the heritage foundation and that the arrests are testament to disrupt terror plots. >> and that is going to catch all of the bad stuff. >> and three of the men are charged with conspiracy to use explosives affecting interstate commerce and charges are spending new against the remaining two suspects. and for the authorities considered the suspects out of cleveland and including nazi's and ku klux

. >> this is nothing but filler, extra sugar, corn syrup solids, artificial flavor and xanthum gum.on't get that in a natural made smoothie by mom. pop chips are healthier than the fried version but the smaller bag and diet conscious games can still be misleading. >> the problem with these kind of foods a lot of people think they're healthier so they automatically eat a lot more. >> three servings in this at 120. i could eat this whole bag. >> most people do. >> the message, of course, reading thelabels. know how many calories you're eating and how many servings. vargas says the real health food is usually deep in the aisles of the grocery store, not on the ends of the rows. think whole foods instead of health foods, you guys will be set. >> whole foods, what are we talking about here? >> not a store name. but more, again, natural oatmeal instead of the prepackaged stuff already extra sweetened. whole nuts, fruits and vegetables. the less processing the better. >> twinkies don't count. >> no. >> if you can't pronounce the ingredients, probably not good for you. >> again, even some o

. >> after applying a topical an analgetic he uses the filler. >> we put botox in the muscle that kinds down the nose and that in five days can help push up the nose. >> not everyone is a candidate. possible side effects include bruising or swelling which usually goes away within seven to 10 days. the results are not permanent, so most patients need touch-ups once a year, but olivia says it's worth it. >> the crack is gone. it looks really good. i can't wait to see how it progresses over the next couple days. so far if it stayed the way it is now, i'd be really happy. >> for more information or for a photo consult, log onto schweigertderm.com. >>> a michigan boy reported finding part of a finger in his arby's sandwich. an employee cut her fingerer on a meat splicer and somehow a piece of that finger was wrapped in sandwich and served. a spokesman says they're investigating the unfortunate accident. >>> finding the perfect seat and why having kids is good for parents. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> the leap between school ab -- link between school absences and dropout rates. ac

. >>> and a natural filler for wrinkles. what doctors can now use from your own body to create younger-looking skin. >>> he is "the voice." tonight's winner. >>> i'm jeff raineri in the weather center. close to triple digits. not quite there yet. gilroy, 95 degrees. a cooling breeze will arrive, as we head throughout wednesday. >>> they're responsible for safely transporting our children back and forth to school. but tonight, only an nbc bay area news, bus drivers tell us they're concerned that their buses are breaking down too often. and one of the drivers that works for one of the east bay's school bus companies. tonive in kovaleski tells us about his three-month investigation. >> our focus is on the second-largest school bus company in the nation. a company that prides itself in getting students to school on time. tonight, bus drivers and safety records tell a different story. lorraine ramirez is speaking out after six years behind the wheel of a durham school bus. >> the brakes are going out right now. every time i take

giant restaurants and grocery chains discontinued using the filler of disclosure. the company stands by its safety. >>> safeway markets says it plans to buy pork from suppliers who cage the fowl in narrow. producers say it keeps the pigs from fighting and banning the cages will raise prices. >>> you'll soon be able to buy girl scout candy bars in three of the most popular cookie flavors. this story's for you, sunny. the candy bars will be sold in stores, not door-to-door by the young ladies. they will be targeted to adults, as well. nutrition experts say they're a little disappointed. but a samoa candy bar. i like it. >>> google has the green light to sake its self-driving car on to the next level. real streets. nevada has issued its first licenses for the test cars. but state regulations still require two people in the cars during tests who can take control, of course, during an emergency. you will not be able to buy one, though, for about another three to five years. >>> and the oprah winfrey network has lost a huge amount of money in its four years. more than $3

now plastic surgery or filler no, sir option then you may be interested in what a woman created.he said what comes in a little jar can instantly take ten years off your face. it all started the day her son proposed to his girlfriend. the planning started immediately. not just for the bride's trip but for the mother of the groom. >> i needed help. i wanted to look fresh for the pictures. >> reporter: she thought a face lift would help. >> i asked him to do this. she said yes. >> reporter: one problem, the five thousand dollar price tag. >> i went home and i got my make up mirror and i just couldn't stop thinking. i just wish there was a way that i could look like this and afford it. >> reporter: she fastened a piece of elastic, she attached them to small braids on both sides of her face and magicly without surgery her face lifted. >> when i was looking in to the mirror i watched ten years come off. >> reporter: she called it face lift bungee came one a clever way to market it, in a jar usually reserved for cream and started testingt. the before and afters were impressive. here is

. >>> and the south dakota company that makes the filler called pink slime says it's closing flee of its plants because of the controversy. one plant will remain open. a lot of supermarkets stopped selling ground beef after the publicity about the product, which is made by heating bits of beef, and treating them with small amounts of ammonia gas. the company, beef products, incorporated, calls the criticism of pink slime unfounded. >>> something is happening tonight on the west coast of the united states. take a look. in alaska, photographs in the past several days showing a mountain of debris descending on the beaches there. a lot of the items have japanese labels, the debris from a snearm more than a year ago. all tolled 1.5 million tons of trash are drifting this way about four miles per hour, and it's bigger than the state of california coming our way. clean-up workers are now getting hazmat training to deal with some of of the trash. volunteers are also joining up to join the marathon effort to save those beaches. >>> we have hopeful news on the jobs front today. in march u.s. c

much more expensive than injectable fillers such as juvedetermine that cost $500 a vial.hris hopes the extra cost will pay off. >> i want to age gracefully. anything i can do that is a more natural approach kind of fits my philosophy better. >> interesting. >> very much. >>> 4:53. he's officially "the voice." jermaine paul steps up to share his secrets to success. >>> we are looking at a dry -- i wish we could turn the fans on to cool the bay area. we can't. smooth drive for 580. show you what's going on the rest of rk constru as it cct le coming up. s >>> the winner of "the voice" is jermaine paul. >> oh, yes. that was the grand finale to "the voice." jermaine paul, this year's winner of "the voice." gives coach blake shelton his very first "voice" champion. paul was a backup singer working with alicia keys and mary j. blige but clearly it was his solo work that captivated america. >> definitely left my heart, we'll heart on the stage. vocally i think i could have done some different things but it doesn't matter when you leave your heart. >> lots of fireworks and lots of

i'm just a filler to make sure everyone sits down before rachel talks. and then you'll hear from rachel in the third panel on race sentencing and mass incarceration. as i believe all of you know, rachel is one of our nation's leading criminal law scholars. she has written some of the most important work on sentencing over the last ten years. and has also cast herself -- has basically started this new academic field of looking at criminal law as part of the system of administrative law and regulation. and that has been an extremely powerful paradigm, and rachel's work has been enormously recognized for its path breaking nature. so she runs the center and the center has done extremely significant things including has written some very important briefs recently both on the side of government and both on the side of defendants that have been cited extensively by our appellate courts including the supreme court of the united states recently. i'm really grateful for all the scholars and practitioners who are here today and to our keynote speaker, michelle alex

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. >> the increase to single fillers making $100,000 and giant filers making $150,000. >> president obama sunt say so 00 -- doesn't say $150,000 is rich. he said $250,000. >> how much you pay depends on where you live. in carroll, hard ford, cecil and prince georgia will pay up to $436 more. in frederick and howl and baltimore city that number will be up to $704. baltimore, montgomery up to $955 this year. >> reporter: once again, the house is expected to pass that tax hike later today. don, back to you. >> thank you. the income tax increase is expected to generate $264 million for the state in the next fiscal year. >>> the fbi is investigating the trading loss at jp morgan chase. the ceo jamie diamond apologized. shareholders voted to let him keep his $23 million pay package and titles. >>> today the president will meet with lead -- leaders to discuss his to do list. he wants congress to pass five proposals. one more item could emerge at the meeting, this nation's debt ceiling. john bay ner said he will not support another raise in the debt ceiling. >>> taking the reigns of the nation's

injectable fillers are popular.e have a woman we can show. talk to us about this. >>guest: fillers if you think of it as losing facial volume which is fat, skin, and bone underneath as you get older, and you simply replenish these with what we call sugar gel, this woman is getting cheeks filled like they were ten or 20 years ago. it doesn't hurt at all. and through the mouth that is our special technique that does not help. >>gregg: it goes up and into and before low the eye. >>guest: you only fill the areas that need to be filled. >>gregg: and botox and the kissing cousin? >>guest: these are little injections to give you a smoothness because they, as you see not picture, because they stop the overactive muscles from cringe killing your skin. it gets rid of wrinkles immediately. and known necessities. three days later, a day later, you have the result. >>gregg: is it dangerous? you think of botox? >>guest: good question. in proper board certified specialists' hands they are safe. >>gregg: a lot of people have as the

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users can use fillers, crop or tilt pictures and share them on facebook.is similar to instagram. >>> facebook stock closed up for a second day in a row. almost a week after the company had the biggest tech ipo in history, facebook stock was up 3.2%. >>> a seventh grader from hayward has beaten some of the smartest kids to make it to the top three of the national geography bee. >> i'm going to say this is one of the most exciting moments in my life. >> he attends christian school in fremont. the competition started with 4 million students taking part in local competition across the country. >>> they came to sacramento from the bay area with a question from their congressman. what's he doing here. >> back here in 10 minutes we have the holiday weekend forecast to talk about. some wind, sprinkles, some snow in the mountains i'll have all the specifics. >>> two unusual emergency calls in washington [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we

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but i'm told it's an almost perfect replacement, no scars, no foreign object, no implants, no fillersou were the first person in america to have this, it's fda approved. what is your verdict. it sounds pretty incredible. >> it's so awesome. the only thing i was offered when i was originally had the surgery was implants. and i said, what, you're going to take my good one too? they said, have you to have something for symmetry or a tram flap. i said, sew me up, something better will come. i heard about this doctor in japan who had successfully regrown the breasts of over 400 japanese women who had lost their breasts to cancer, i tracked him down, i brought him over here, i hooked him up with a surgeon in the los angeles area. we applied for an irb, it took three years and it finally came through in august. i said, let's go before anybody changes their mind. they took the fat from my stomach -- and in a sophisticated technology like a centrifuge, whipped it around, took the strong stem cells in a small amount of that fat, made it rich with my stem cells and took a turkey baster and injec

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it's not gusty so say filler up and buy a big car, or to sign any piece of paper put in front of you for taxes, or buckle to the right and dump any gay staffer that dare show himself. why is mitt romney entitled to question jimmy carter, the first time you show a wit of the cuts that man did, again, jimmy carter again, and again, and again. that's "hardball," "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts now. >> welcome to "politicsnation." tonight's lead, hay republicans, you can try, but you can't take it bach. today michele bachmann through her support behind mitt romney. they were a united front. let's listen to what she sad to say. >> they want to know what's the truth. they're interested in who is the consistent core conservative. >> he is the only governor to put into place socialized medicine. >> can he beat obama. he had the blueprint for obama care. it's too identical. it won't happen. >> sorry, we cued the wrong tape, this is what i meant to play. >> i am honored to be able to be here to lend my voice and my endorsement to mitt romney has our president, to take the country back

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