doctors gave him anti-venom and kept a close eye on him in icu. >> get me something to kill him. so i grabbed a huge knife from the kitchen. >> after knocking it unconscious i cut off its head and wrapped him up in a bag and took him with me to the hospital. >> reporter: he still has the snake that could have killed him. >> i was surprised how small it was. i thought it would be bigger. >> reporter: but he learned the smaller the snake, the more venomous. >> any place that mice can go snakes can go behind. >> reporter: jeff jacobs is a wildfire certified technician. he's been getting more calls of snakes because of the mild winter. he says keep wood piles off the ground. >> that's fine here. >> reporter: but this one isn't. >> right by the kids playground. >> reporter: keep play areas clean. >> this is a perfect habitat for snakes. another thing, for example, see this how the bake is open and you have some set -- the back is open and you have some setting water. >> reporter: the lan hannas left had dog food in their garage -- the hannas had dog food in their garage. >>> ahead clo

that motion pastern venomously. are there any other commission matters? -- that motion passed unanimously. commissioner moore: a few weeks ago i asked in public comment whether or not the director would set up for another update on the america's cup. i was very fortunate on tuesday night to hear the presentation by the vice president

. >> reporter: the venom shot up his leg. >> reporter: his foot swelled.octors gave him antivenom and kept a close eye on him in icu. >> i grabbed a huge knife from the kitchen. >> reporter: he still has the snake that could have killed him. >> i thought it would be a lot thicker. >> reporter: but he learned the smaller the snake, the more venom. more calls for snakes because of the mild winter. >> jacobs says keep wood piles off the ground. but this one isn't. keep play areas clean. >> this is a perfect habitat for snakes or another thing that for example, see this how the back is open and you have some sitting water. >> reporter: the hannahs left dog food in their garage and they also live next to a creek. jacob says make sure you cut become your lawn. >> the snake is so present in my mind, i'm hoping i'm going to get over it. >>> we have been combing through the day's daily deals e-mails and retailer websites to find on you deep discounts. >> how would you like up to 61% off of an atc flight training center in fort washington? the offer is good toward a

mention of him going to visit smith some once afternoon and he found them trying to the plate snake venom that he had gotten from the united states it's been a vicious experience and i don't know if they know all of the constituents of snake venom and it was showing to me that he was interested in all of the work was being done to analyze and explore the products of the united states. >> i have a question about something you were doing and let me know where. you fought at mahlon point you may have done a portrait of smiths and's mother. did that and now? >> it's in the book. [laughter] i couldn't prove it conclusively and i didn't want to spend a lot of time in the but talking about and i wrote a separate article that cannot in the tiny transactions in this pretty painting it's a private collection, and the owner wants it to be his ancestors and not smithson so that's the other reason i didn't go on about it in the book but he finally let me reproduce a. but yes it is uncanny to the likeness as eight -- and the dating in the historian's on a bunch of sketches and with his mother. >> what

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that motion pastern venomously. are there any other commission matters? -- that motion passed unanimously. commissioner moore: a few weeks ago i asked in public comment whether or not the director would set up for another update on the america's cup. i was very fortunate on tuesday night to hear the presentation by the vice president of the golden gate yacht club who were the sponsors of the event to hear an update, which i fell to contain that so many interesting aspects of how the america's cup has changed, relative to the race this year and a big one next year, which i think this commission would be really interested to hear. i think the planning department themselves would be thrilled to see much of the discussions we had have all turned the event into something i think addressing a lot of very positive aspects. i sent an e-mail to mr. martin would believe are responsible to attend to the subjects. if this could happen, probably not in preparation for the october, but the october -- problem did not for theoctober e august meeting, but for the october

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the question investigators are still asking is what filled wade michael page with so much hate and venom that he desecrated a religious temple with innocent victims. >> page's stepmother is asking the same thing. lori page says she can't believe the young man is the same. she last saw him in 1999. >> he was gentle and kind and loving and he was a happy person and a happy child and what happened god only knows because i don't. >> funeral services for the six victims are planned for friday. >>> hundreds of local sikhs and their neighbors gathered last night to remember the lives lost in sunday's massacre. >> photo journalist kirk brooks has more on the gathering from rockville, maryland glrs close to a thousand -- >> reporter: close to a thousand people gathered here in rockville tonight. though it was the shooting in oak creek, wisconsin that sparked this vigil. the candles, words and prayers sought to bring a light to something else. >> i really like the fact it was very integrated and a lot of people from the outside were here. it gives me hope that america is on its way to kind of beco

. >> but he learned, the smaller the snake, the more venomous. >> anyplace that mice can go, snakes can go. >> reporter: keep wood piles off the ground. >> that's feign here. >> reporter: but this one isn't. >> right by a kid's playground. >> reporter: keep play areas clean. >> this is a perfect habitat for snakes, or another thing that, for example, see this, how the back is open, and you have some standing water. >> reporter: the hannas left dog food in their garage, and they also live next to a creek. jacob says make sure you cut back your lawn. >> they have a home that's right next to nature, and when you have that, you are going to have nature visit you. >> the snake is still present in my mind, and i'm really hoping that i'm going to get over to the have a normal life. >> reporter: wildlife experts say you can find three boy inous snakes in northern virginia. the cotton mouth, and others. contact a local pest control company. make sure they are wildlife certified and they can help you snake and rodent-proof your home. >>> with area students now headed back to class some lawmakers

yet the corporate leadership expresses nothing but venom for president obama and nothing but admirationhe policies of former president george w. bush that led us to the crisis of of 2008. let's ask a different question. one that follows from the following equally if not more important data. the number of americans living in poverty is expected to reach an all-time high of 66 million this year. wages for most have been stagnant since the mid 1970s. the unemployment rate is stuck at 8.3% and our gdp is 1 trillion-dollar higher than it was before the crash but about 5 million fewer americans are working. the question that needs resolution is easily stated. how do we get some of the cash corporationscorporation are sitting on to be used to hire workers. i want to confront this issue not as a matter of ideology but as a pure matter to solving the problem. i'm genuinely curious to hear from ceos with specificity what about what would get them to hire. so here is my offer. any ceo or owner of a company with revenues over $500,000 and more than five employees send me the specific shift in polic

we'll call this venomous person, she who shall not be named.bout public employees. >> government jobs. we're for losing government jobs. we're for losing government jobs. we're for losing government jobs. >> well, guess what voldemort those nasa scientists hold government jobs. officer murphy has one of those awful government jobs. those who purify the water that you drink and inspect your meat and test your kids' toys, a huge number of nurses teachers our soldiers are public employees. the firefighters who don't hesitate to run towards danger, while you runaway from it, hold government jobs. >> government jobs we're for losing government jobs. >> jennifer: really? really? those who devote theory lives to serving our country children, neighborhoods are giving back. they have answered the call to serve. public service used to be the highest of callings until people like madam voldemort vilified it. we need to be celebrating those who serve us rather than mocking them for the purpose of getting on tv and selling some books. now, no one in their r

them are zeno phobes and it seems that on the house republican side, the more ignorant and the more venomousyou are and the more unwilling you are to work with the other side, the better chance you have of winning your nomination. that's pretty sad when that's what we're seeing every day as we go through the research. >> jennifer: today i was just watching a debate over the farm bill and the most conservative republicans are begging for the subsidies to keep the bee industry alive. i'm just sayin', we asked the national republican congressional committee their response to your young duds campaign and its spokesman told us in a quote here... >> jennifer: you accept the challenge? >> uh, no. we're going to continue to do what we're -- to do what we're doing. listen, i'm not sure who the spokesman is. i think some of the republicans will have to hang their head with what some of their house republican candidates say. people like steve king in iowa who compares immigrants to dogs. just some of the things that come out of the mouths of these candidates, some of the blatant hypocrisy, you know, th

and you use phrases about her, venomous, crazy, witch on wheels. >> i did not say witch on wheels ise things are taken out of context. and when you read the story, like when you take the tidbit about the -- >> who's the witch on wheels? >> i was talking about passive-aggressor relationships, when a man doesn't stand up, relationships in general, when a man doesn't stand up, the woman is often seen as a witch on wheel, often vilified, which is is exactly what happened to me. >> but you were obviously referring to elizabeth right now? >> no, i'm talking about a relationship. >> who else did he have in his life that could possibly be seen as a witch on wheels? >> i am seen as a witch on wheels. >> you are now, yes a lot of the track you've been getting is these descriptions in a round about way criticisms about elizabeth. do you accept when somebody's dead and can't answer back, it looks graceless? >> i accept it looks graceless, yes. my intention is not to bash elizabeth edwards, it's never my intention. my intention was to tell the truth of the story for the six years that i saw it th

. >> reporter: but he learned the smaller the snake, the more venomous. >> any place that mice can go snakes can go behind. >> reporter: jeff cake cobb say wildlife certified technician. he has been getting more calls for snakes because of the mild winter. jacobs says keep wood piles off the ground. but this one isn't. >> this is a perfect habitat for snakes. another thing that for example, see this how the back's open and you have some setting water. >> reporter: the hannahs left dog food in their garage, and they also live next to a creek. jacob says make sure you cut back your lawn. >> they have a home that is right next to nature and when you have that, you are going to have nature visit you. >> reporter: the snake is still present in my mind, i'm really hoping i'm going to get over it. >> reporter: wildlife experts say you can find three poisonous snakes in northern virginia. the cotton mouth, copper head and timber rattlesnake. you can contact a local pest control company. make sure they are wildlife certified, and they can help you snake and rodent-proof your home. >>> it is 5:

perhaps was a trigger to indicate that he was going to take a turn from playing music and speaking venomous speech. >> if you look back for some indication of what he was up to the name of his band, end apathy. often you will hear people in this universe scoffing about the meat eat and retreat crowd as they call them. that's very often where we see real terrorists come from. there will be people in the general milieu who start to get impatient. who look at the leaders and say, all these guys do is talk a big line. they don't do anything but collect our dues and that sort of thing. i think that was something of a hint of what might come down the line. the other piece of it that is probably worth noting is, you know, some of the people who played with in these bands and in fact, at one point reported music with were the hammer skin nation and various subdivisions of that very scary group. the hammer skins are basically about the scariest group of skin heads out there. these are the kinds of people who if you leave the group and have their patch tattooed on your arm they might send someone aft

venomous, crazy, witch on wheels. >> i did not say witch on wheels. that was not about elizabeth. context. you read the story and you take the tidbit about the night and you take it out of context. >> who was the witch on wheels? >> i was talking about passive aggressive relationships. when a man doesn't stand up in general, relationships in general. when a man doesn't stand up, the woman is often seen as a witch on wheels, often vilified. that is exactly what happened to me. >> you were referring to elizabeth? >> no. i am talk about a relationship. >> who are else did he have on n his that was the witch on wheels? >> i am seen that way. that's what happens in a dynamic. i am talking about a relationship in general. >> a lot of the flack is because of the descriptive phrases you used in connection or in a round about way about elizabeth. do you regret given the way the media latched on to it. do you think it looks graceless? >> i accept it looks graceless, yes. my intention is not to bash elizabeth edwards. my intention was to tell the story for the years that i saw it through my

>> in the season we get darker, walter white is just becoming so venomous. >> jimmy: he is actually becoming us that you tweeted. think we have a picture of the phone booth. yeah, that phone booth. you gave out the number. while you were on set you told people to call you. then you took phone calls for a while? >> yeah, literally the phone. we were there for a few dates. the phone rang. for like three days. >> jimmy: three days straight? >> people kept calling. >> jimmy: what was the strangest call you got? >> people were calling from all around the world. there was this girl from singapore. i could tell, she told me she was having a rough past couple months. i'm like -- it is going to get better, i promise. she goes, can i ask you one question. i just love you so much. do you think jesse would make a good father? i'm like, well, yeah, maybe. i mean, not right now. once he stops cooking crystal meth. maybe down the road he would make a good father. >> jimmy: that is a strike against you in the father category. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: last week, a commercial with p-diddy. how did that happen

and who may be even more venomous and vitruptive in what he had to say.son i mention bombs is merely to say bombs are an instrument of spectacle. when something is blown up, people notice. if guns are not available -- >> in all these cases, don't you just have to make it as difficult as you possibly can for people of this kind of mentality? to acquire these kind of assault weapons? why do you really need to have a handgun or assault weapon of type that they're using to commit these things? unless it's to do harm? >> mass shooting is an end point in an individual who may have mentally illness and who may not. at some point, others recognize them as either troubled or just invested in the idea of construction. when they become determined to embark on a mass murder, they're quiet, they're private and they make sure that they're not going to be detected. >> final question, from all that you have seen, all the cases you've been involved in, so on, do you think there is a coherent argument to just have tougher gun laws? america? >> i don't agree. i don't agree.

if you look at his preachings on the subject of interest rates, for example, he is a venn venom -- which is a terrible confession from such a worthy person. but it doesn't explain the fact that if you look at, for example, foundation u.s.a. based here in washington, they are the main investors in an organization i discuss in the book. found most recently to be charge 144 percent interest rates. we have to be careful when we listen to what he's preaching and compare it to what is being practice and are they practicing it in his name. there is substantial evidence of that. the poverty organization was mentioned on the front page of the "new york times." a number of investors pulled out. there was a lot of scrutiny. it was yet another microfinance scandal. a few months later they were awarded the nigeria institution was awarded a price for, i think it was social entrepreneur of the year or something by the foundation the economic forum folk who sits on the board of the foundation? mohamed. so we have to ask some difficult questions to mohamed about what dispactly is his stance on extortion

she's been stung four times, including by box jellyfish, with venom strong enough, to cause cardiac arrestngs kept her from achieving her dream last year. but monday, nyad faced more trechous waters. sharks were circling part of the day. before that, showers over her. her crew of 63 saying all hell broke loose. that squall set her back 36 hours. all the while, nyad continues swimming. burning about 30,000 calories, every 90 minutes, stopping for food, like peanut butter. everything she does, she does in the water, except sleep. she hasn't done that in nearly 60 hours. but her spirits kept afloat monday, by this pod of dolphins. unofficial pacesetters, of sorts. more coming from you in moments. diana nyad is on one of the support boats. they're bringing it back to key west. and you heard more from her crew? >> we talked to an official observer on the boat. this is what he said a couple minutes ago. steve, if you're on the phone right now, just tell us what is going to be the next step right now. i know she has a strong, strong team around her. okay. steve, picking up on what angel was just

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a special kind of venom and fu fury of afternoon americans. condoleezzaa rice will speak tonight. will take that stage tonight. she is the most successful african-american in american history. megyn: more than oprah? >> absolutely. she is going to take the stage tonight to make the case that mitt romney is a better steward of american interests around the world. she is an african-american. megyn: you think that poses a particular program with this group of congressional black caucus members? they seem very agitated. you responded to them. their point was, this is a quote, that your objections, your statements, and i quote, stem from transparent opportune is eupl, failing to win the alabama democratic primary for governor in 2010. they say the democratic party rejected you and that's why you are doing now. >> my grandmother said never lower yourself to the level of other people. if people resort to names or resort to name calling that means they are not articulate enough to make a broader point. some of these folks are just mad at me personally. i te accept that. some of these folk

why did he focus such venom and energy at a little-known public official at an independent agency? he thought he successfully strongarmed an independent commissioner to vote the way he wanted to. in fact, the majority leader is acting -- we all hate bullies, mr. speaker. and to have the majority leader of the senate be a bully to a commissioner dual apounted -- duly appointed, being independent is egregious. according to one article, reid said he was assured by a senior white house official that magwood would also oppose yucca. now reid thinks magwood worked against the effort to shut down yucca. for that reid says magazinewood is one of the most -- magwood is one of the most incompetent people i have ever dealt with. this is the majority leader of the senate besmirking a duly appointed commissioner, confirmed by the senate, because the leader of the senate has believed he had this person's vote, versus the principles of the united states nuclear regulatory commission, nothing but the highest possible standards of ethical performance and professionalism should influence regulation.