out, you don't get caught on the doorknobs by the lever sticking out. this was $29.95.ñr is this considered readily achievable in a building? i would say yes, of course. 30 bucks, change your doorknob to a lever hardware, one that's actually complying with the fire code, that's readily achievable. and if you don't do it, it's a problem. the ada says you should be making these readily achievable barriers disappear. here is something we see all over san francisco. power door operators. so this business has a slight gentle slope up to the door and they could not put a level landing in in front of that door. and on the inside of the door, if you can see this, there is a ramp on the inside. can you see that on this slide? the ramp begins right at the door and goes up. the way that they have achieved compliance in san francisco is to use an administrative bulletin that we allow people to use power door operators. you push that little square button, the door opens and there is no longer a door in the path of travel and you can go right up the ramp. how does th

. >> the trip lever trapped the bear.he bear ate some of the food on the floor and then ate the food on the trip lever and got away! >> a smart bear. >> maybe he did know what was up. >> he looked at the security camera, too, like y'all think had you me. >> he saying you can trap the bear with stacks but you can't make him trip the trap, or something like that. >> you work on that. >> you can trap a party with treats but you can't make him trip a trap. everyone knows that old rhyme. >> i use it. >> this is a video that is pretty cool. it's called the fire hands. i want to say don't do this at home. just watch the video at home and enjoy. he has a flammable foam mixture. when he lights it, he gets to see what that looks like in slow motion. >> he doesn't have any hair on his knuckles. it's all been singed off. >> i will toast your bread for breakfast from my hands! >> he does credit the crazy russian hawker as giving him the idea. >> this is slow-mo. in realtime this is a very quick couple of seconds. he shakes his hands a

that is a system of levers that come across. there is a string at the end of the lever.n i lived the string, the different -- when i lift the string, the different legs move. >> even the tail is just beautiful. >> here we have another lover. -- lever. he gets the tail to work. we rely a lot on gravity and momentum. >> laws of physics. people can check this out coming up. shows at 1:00 and 3:30. in between, workshops. we will post this on our website, wbaltv.com. ava marie, wbal-tv 11 news. it seems there is no end in sight. >> small programs of the government could open today. some of those pieces include the d.c. government and veterans programs. but senate democrats said no to any partial fix. >> the government is shut down. if they think they will nitpick us on this, it will not work. >> some lawmakers have suggested a deal could include a deal to raise the debt ceiling so the u.s. does not run out of money to pay its bills. that could happen in about two eweeks. >> the shutdown is taking its toll on the u.s. naval academy. jennifer franciotti is live in annapolis to

if you were to lever them up, take that cash and go three times levered.would reduce their share count 70%. so we think they could make $6, which is great. cash is earning nothing. it's 250% acreative instead of 60%. >> so one thing that is interesting and ed and i actually talked about this. >> i have never seen a pack man defense. i just heard of one. >> it's in the books? >> the cool names. >> what it is -- >> of course when pacman was something that people knew about. >> right. what it is is when the predator actually becomes the prey. >> for all those out there who have never seen packman -- >> tipped around and they become the prey. and joseph banks said we would be open to a similar deal with the same kind of premium that we offered to them. men's warehouse actually could do it. half of their board is up. i think they could do without a shareholder vote. you would be creating value ether way. >> we will see about that. compact that. we think there is probably $150 million of synergies. their stores are right across the street from each other. they r

they are thinking about the levers they can pull to increase supply or drive towards transparency. the conversation going on at the state level has become something much broader than even the new policies at the aca. it has become about how do we take an honest look at at the problems and distortions we have operating in our health care sector. >> that is an important point. health care reform cannot happen from washington. it will happen at the state regional, community level. working with physicians and health plans on changing how they deliver care. there is a momentum that has not been there. regional health improvement collaborative art wringing -- are bringing people together. there is momentum for change. >> when you think about bringing the different stakeholders, here we have "the national journal," a respected source of news, the blue cross blue shield covering over 100 million people in the country, and the ama and advocacy group for physicians, coming together to have this discussion. we are seeing the opportunity to bring different groups from different perspectives to

here is lever type hardware, readily achievable. this piece of hardware cost $49.99. that's definitely achievable in thebusiness world. you are obligated to do reasonable, make reasonable changes and this is definitely one of them. in the toilet areas themselves, grab bars. if you are not doing a major remodel, just installing grab bars helps a lot of people, not just people transferring from chairs but other people who need grab bars as well, getting toilet paper holders in the right place, cheap, easy, reasonable stuff to do. >> one thing on this, don't put the toilet paper and the seat cover dispenser above the grab bar. if you think about it, you have to have space to put your arm. if the toilet paper is right above the grab bar, you just made it worthless for everybody. >> there is a higher standard for medical buildings, when you look at chapter 11 which deals with disabled access it says offices of physicians and surgeons and dentists and so on are held to a higher standard, and reasonably so. for anyone who is a health care provider of any sort, i think you ne

is a shame that it's not owned by a british company but it's better than going to the wall or die lever the companies that are still british they won't be faced with any see. i see london. time as a rich as member intertainment tycoon or wang lin has unveiled his plans for europe targeting hotels luxury brands and cinema chains more perspective on this a spending spree with economist and co-founder of search strategy consultancy rather nightingale and associates you know the u.s. is in a political crisis the e.u. in an economical one it seems like china doesn't really have a choice it does it will china's got a lot of money it's got to do something with its money what it's been doing in the past has been buying rather low yielding american government securities that hasn't produced much benefit for china what it's been doing more recently and i think it will carry on doing is buying into companies which in fact has a much much higher yield britain has been the beneficiary of this so far but i think the rest of the world will also share in this largess so is it all about economy i mean c

is a shame that it's not owned by a british company but it's better than going to the wall or die lever the companies that are still british they will be faced with and you see what i see london. china as a richest man the entertainment tycoon no one gentleman has i reeled his plans for europe are targeting hotels luxury brands and cinema chains let's get some economic perspective on the spending spree with climate changes of the sea the stocks and markets website eighty and joining us now live mr chambers a given the shape of europe's economy in where it is right now doesn't matter where the money comes from. well generally speaking this is wrong with this country but it doesn't matter where the money comes from wherever it comes from but what you're seeing here is is really a currency trade you don't want to be in the dollar at the moment and probably in the long term so you've got to buy businesses in a different currency so you can buy them in the euro you're going to buy them in sterling maybe even in the end but particularly europe and that's why the euro strongest china is moving

>> in april of 2011 joe biden released the dear colleague lever. lever -- letter it left no doubt that protecting students is the school's responsibility. [bell tolling] though an an annie had graduaten 2012 they found each other. they began to talk about the issue of rape at the university of north carolina and they made a decision to take a assistant. -- stand. this is not a unc problem. un c is a representation of a cultural problem. the women began research ing title 9 and interviewing other students of rape and in january of 2013, they filed a federal complaint against the university of north carb lin north caroline department of education. i think this is a mik microcause um of what i what is happening acre united states. it boggles my mind. >> the department of education has made an effort. >> yes, but they have never really done anything. there is no real tooep teeth bet that we have seen. >> has any university had their federal funds withdrawn? >> no, never. >> the federal com complaint has received considerable media attention and social

i think she's grandmother and tell fired as they put the my and meat lever against her but notice right by his hand. >> is that enough another? >> that's another five. one of the guys involved goes for the supply. according to reports they get away with close to 50 pounds. they want to know where the safe is. she sees her opportunity and grabs that knife and chases these fools out of the store. >> go, grammy, go. >> these books got away, were a anddlet hended. the three involves in this are on trial in the u.k. the guy who is pumping gas into the suzuki gets down. he was a little license plate, opens up the half of the trunk and puts it in body. >>. that's the reaction everybody else had when they saw this. >> please tell me it was a dummy. >> dale, you are dead on. companies did find this car. it was, in fact, mannequin. these said they were going to refinish their bumper in this. >> any discussion on safety and regulations that apply to paraguiding, you're go to see why. >> these two are getting ready for a tandem paragliding site. >> but it's also pretty gloria. >> according to vermo

. >> except you can't do this fun thing where you move the lever. >> right in. >> that's our show, everybody for joining us. we >>> hi, everyone. i'm beth troutman. are you ready for great videos from the web? we got 'em, "right this minute." >> talk about unlady-like behavior. a woman starts to slap another woman -- >> grab her by the hair, throw her on the ground. >> why some say the real criminal was the dude who did nothing. >> the motorcycle buddies are going fast but -- >> they're not popping wheelies, not raging in and out of traffic. >> so see why t

single-lever control right here. look at this, a pull-out spray hose right here that's integral to that spout. they make a nice plate, good and heavy, to cover up the unused holes right there. now that the sprayer's on the faucet, what do we do about this fourth hole? oh, they make a perfect

they are contemptuous of the traditiol levers of power. staying in good steadith the speaker and the washington crowd is worthless to him. sarahusing a model that palin and others before him used but he is using it i think with kind of more ability to drive the policy debate that i have ever seen. weave seen these comets streak across the sky before but we have never seen one exert that much clout on an issue of major consequence, shutting down t the whole government. >> have we been unfair to ted cruz? -- you live by very decen the sword and you die by the sword. you wonder when that aim of light wl turn on someone and is a ugly color. it almost always happens but i think we should w wait for that moment. we who wait for disasters should wait for that moment. there always disasters and politics. >> he is working with the weak leadership. you have mitch mcconnell, majority and the minority in the senate. he does not have a mitch mcconnell standing up to him. in the house you have a speaker who is led from a minority within a minority. howe

. >> he was telling us, pull the red levers, pull the red levers. >> to stop the engine. >> to stop thees. >> rescuers pulled out the pilot out of the wreckage and shut off the engine. the three men are taken to the hospital. all survive the incredible crash. the fuselage around their seats protecting them like a cocoon. their unbelievable survival becomes a national story, and pilot russ mowry is interviewed on the "today" show. >> my last thought was i wanted to get away from the street, wanted to hit a rooftop, get on the rooftop level. i saw that -- what i thought was a white chimney. i said, if i can hit that chimney and stop, that will arrest my forward motion. i'll stop when i hit the chimney and land on the roof. i thought, well, this is it. and it's over. and it was -- no flashbacks. i'm dead, and that's it. i woke up in the ambulance. >> mowry reports to the tower seconds before crashing that his tail rotor isn't working. an investigation concludes that a drive belt failed, causing the helicopter to lose all hydraulic power. >> that is the absolute worst thing to happen. that

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i guess to your point, republicans are pushing this lever to try to use this leverage.o move the needle to wake everybody up. the administration is saying you are doing it and it's reckless. >> right. >> where do you think america is going to fall out in this? >> well, look, i mean that finding and there are other findings in the fox poll that suggest that this maybe isn't quite as bad for republicans from a republican relations standpoint as many people were suggesting. i mean, before the shutdown, it was that itself was going to be cataclysmic and make republican as permanent minority. it hasn't really shaken out that wait a minute republicans have actually weathered the first few days of this really well. the biggest problem that a.b. pointed out earlier there doesn't seem to be an end game and obvious sort of we do a, b, c and d and this in a way that is acceptable and allows us to actually address some of these big questions. the deficit. the debt. the things that led us to this point that are causing us to have this debate in the first place. >> last word, a.b. >>

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the affordable care act gives it institutional levers in order to do that. overall, we pay twice as much for health care as our european counterparts. >> loren since medicare has done a more effective job of controlling medical benefits? >> i think that medicare plays an important role in this discussion and i think our entire ahealth care system is very flawed and failing citizens to some degree. right now we have a completely uncoordinated health care system. that you know, try you have to manage your own health care. at 75 years old you have to be managing knowing which doctors which prescriptions you're taking. that's a very hard task. we pay people for services. the word we pay people for service and therefore you get what you expect. there are more services provided. we need to change the way we pay for care,. >> and move towards efficiencies, saving money down the road. zack as far as the politics of all this for the democrats who are desperately trying to figure out how to protect soarkt and medicare -- social security and medicare, as the population

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we take your picture and there is a lever and you push down on the lever and the camera, oh, what ise it is. >> dim the lights. >> and there you are. >> what a smile. kids really love this. it is under 50 bucks. >> tried with the lights on an didn't work as good. something for the shower. what's this about. >> if you like to sing in the shower or take calls in the shower. it is a built-in pocket for your cell phone and speakers. this is inside the shower. >> you can see everything. >> and you can work your phone. >> there's a speaker. >> two speakers built in. >> you can't have ten minutes of the day where you don't have to be tied to your phone. i don't need this but i guess a guy like you does. >> great stocking stuffer. it is mogo to go. a wallet for the back of your phone. credit cards, under 5 bucks and final guy here is a little bluetooth, dual speaker for the bedroom, little clock radio and that is under $70. and there's a usb port in the back so no matter what phone you have you can charge it. >> outstanding stuff. all excellent gifts for the holidays. thank you. you will fin

economy you bring up the point if terms of the viewers we're in a levered economy with debt to gdp, higher than historical averages. the critical question becomes when the fed decides to pull back, when the fed ultimately decides to raise the policy rate which we think is three or four years from now but when they do that, you know, can it sustain real growth, can it sustain low unemployment, can it sustain inflation at 2%? you know, when they raise interest rates and by how much. so we think for a long, long time that financial repression will be with us. is that a good thing? we don't think it's a good thing but we think it's something you should look forward to. >> so give us actionable advice. people tune in to listen to what you say. what would you say on the back of all of this? bring it together for us. >> let me give you three quick ideas, mandy. >> yeah. >> in terms of the bond mark. closed in funds that investors can buy, look at baron's on a friday or saturday and see what tund ifs are trading at in terms of discount and yields are. blackrock, a friendly competitor, has a

union lever says it's been discontinued. recalled. >>> a marathon runner with a message of hope and toughness. a bay area mother isn't just training for sunday nike marathon, she is doing it while battling cancer. >> i did not run before the nike. >> reporter: amy is known as a motivator in her running group. >> she has a great sense of humor and also has a toughness about her. >> reporter: she began running marathons when the children of two friends were diagnosed with leukemia. aiden and ashley called the a team. but in july, amy became a part of that team. >> i said, well, i guess they need a team captain. i'm a for amy. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with neuroendocrine gastric carcinoma a rare form of cancer. >> it's aggressive. there's not a lot of treatment for it. the only treatment right now is chemo. >> reporter: even though chemotherapy is hard on her body, amy still trains for the nike women's marathon in san francisco. >> i'm running to show them that you can get through the obstacles. you can get through the ch

a powerful lever for them to pull. got to leave it there, guys. thank you very much, dorothy and kenny. >>> heading toward the close. a little less than 20 minutes left on the trading session here. the dow trying to make its way back. but the s&p is in record territory right now. >> after being down triple digits this morning, bill, on the dow, we should add. google is the big name set to report earnings after the close. jon fortt will have a preview of their numbers, next. >>> write this down. there are 75 days left in the year. that's it. but congress will not be working all of those days. wait until you hear just how many days are left for them to work. getting a grand deal done with congress's schedule may just well be, yes, that's why we're playing "mission impossible." find out if another crisis is inevitable later on the "closing bell." (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the

command media attention and activist it all.do not need they are contemptuous of the traditional leversf establishment power, staying in good stead with the leaders and staying in good stead with the washington crowd. it is worthless to him. he is using a model that sarah palin and others before him used but he is using it, i think, toh kind of more ability drive a policy debate that i have ever seen. we have seen these comets streak across the sky but we have never seen one exert that much clout on the issue of major consequence. shutting down the whole government. >> are we being unfair to ted cruz? >> no. he has been very successful. john is exactly right. you live by the sword, you die by the sword and you always wonder when that beam of light is going to turn on somebody and it will be an ugly color. a it almost always happens. i suppose it might not, but i think we should wait for that moment. we who wait for disasters should wait for that moment because there are always disasters in politics. >> he is working with a weak leadership. you have mitch mcconnell, majority -- minority

stress and 2016 ssdi that fund goes insolvent. 2031 the main fund goes insolvent and pulling the levers little bit but all americans share in this sacrifice the program could be saved and secured for a very, very long time. >> congressman, i guess the question or concern that myself and a lot of people would have is, of course, we shouldn't talk about in it a vacuum but where we started this conversation, talking about not talking about the budget in a vacuum, a piecemeal way. >> that's the appropriations process. >> it's the budget process. talking about something like the social security, by the way, the president has already come quite a long way in terms of compromising and making compromises when it comes to entitlement programs an i think the concern that people is that, you know, we're talking about something that is a matter of settled law. people like yourself i think, you know, my question to you would be, would you be willing to just vote on this clean cr? we know there are enough democrats and i believe republicans that could get done today. so why not do that and then we ca

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uni-lever warns that sales won't be as strong as expected because of the emerging market. include items like dove and ice cream. the stock fell about 3% to $38.58. >>> boeing is focused on making its 787 dreamliners more reliable. the plane has seen a rash of issues since its launch, but a senior executive at the company calling it a teaming problem, not systemic. and there is a problem with dreamliner demanding that boeing repair it. and shares on hold, leaving the future of its most promising product uncertain. the fda citing liver issues, when they issue a hold, a drug developer must delay or suspend its investigation into the drug. shares craters dropping to 52 cents. >>> and twitter planning to sell stock to the public, now we hear the company could reveal the size and value of that initial offering as soon as this week. that is according to the news website quartz, which also reports that the micro blogging service is expected to be valued at up to $15 billion and could begin trading by thanksgiving. >>> still ahead, on the eve of open enrollment, what does the new h

why you neglect this key lever of power that -- >> he's a constitutional law professor. he should know better. >> if you look at his views, as i have, the professors he worked with. he was not an academic, he was a practicing lawyer. not a politician. never tried to get tenure at chicago law school. he didn't write law articles. >> yeah. >> one of the themes of his view of the law is that, you know, liberals worry too much about this stuff, you know, you got to elect people you care about and the law will take care of itself. i think conservatives have a much more realistic sense of how important judges are and how much play there is in the joints that judges who share your vision can exploit to your advantaae. i think the affordable care act illustrates, the stakes are enormous for these judgeships. you know, he almost had his central achievement undone. >> undone. and when people watch this, it will be after the election. >> can we say who won? >> i can. but then i have to kill you. let's assume governor romney is the victor as opposed to president obama. isn't it poss

they can wrap themselves around special knobs on a steering wheel and manage to drive a vehicle with levers and knobs. the idea was make it free because you couldn't easily use the technology. now we've gotten various technology that makes it possible for people to pay by phone, by a smart card, by any number of ways. what we are suggesting is the state law be amended to allow the authorized and local jurisdiction to require meter payment, but if, and only if, the technology is fully accessible. if they're still using the old meter heads that are high and you have to put coins in, that jurisdiction will not be able to use it. san francisco is moving to accessible parking meter technology. i'll add a personal point here. i mentioned earlier a transit discount card. seniors and disabled do pay for transit. maybe at a reduced rate, but we do pay. there is no economic basis for why we are getting free parking at the meter. parking costs money, costs money to pave the street, clean the street, paint, pave, that costs money. we should be eligible to pay for that parking service as well as you fol

you cannot get president obama to the table unless you use these levering points. you say lets do it in the course of business, but he never does it. >> there's a budget on the table that significance any guys that. >> they finally passed one budget after not doing it for four years. obama has said on letterman and other shows that the debt is not that big of a deal. >> i'm still confused. because there's a budget on the table in congress that the senate passed that house also passed their budget. they've wanted to get together to negotiate. the republicans have said no. so a budget has been passed. in terms of the deficits, they are going to be cut in half by the end of this year. >> no thanks to obama. >> big thanks to obama. >> for things he inherited and our spending is at record lows. so look, all of these things are being done. this isn't about spending. if it was about spending we would have already had a deal. this is about obama care. >> obama care is spending. >> defaults. defaults. do you think default is a problem? >> pardon me? >> do you think default

yun lever who make held man's, vaseline, other products, including dove soap upping their mobile advertising, tripling it in the past year. >> comcast signed a deal with twitter, which is interesting. could be a new avenue for people to watch programs. basically, if nbc, for instance, posts a tweet on a show like the roy voice, then there could be a function to set your video, you can watch live or on demand as well. this could be the next generation of how people use twitter to get to content from nbc and others. >> you talk about delivery of content and ads. hollywood mogul jeffrey katzenberg had an interesting idea how to deliver three more episodes of breaking bad and has a strong business angle too. >> it is absolutely extraordinary. $25 million per episode. three episodes. $75 million. even my math can handle that. what he wanted the makers to do is break it up into short bite-size portions. six-minute portions to subscribe online for these and create enormous pay-per-view revenue. i say apparently -- i haven't seen breaking bad. i've been saving up to watch this one when i get spare t

>> i would use money as lever and weapon.they're on the ropes economically which is why, he didn't come to say we want a peace deal. he said we want the sanctions dropped. melia: that is what netanyahu said. press down on it even harder at this point. >> when you have somebody, you have the mugger and got him on the ground and you got a hold on him, don't let g of him. melissa: are we really in that position? >> no. melissa: do we have that much after hold? >> we do. we're not exploiting. we have economic power with iran and we'reot using it. obama i think is desperate for a deal. so they're exploiting it. the big question is not whether the u.s. and iran will agree to something. it is what israel will do. melissa: kt mcfarland. always fantastic. a lot of great information. >> thank you. melissa: from the u.s. to every corner of the globe money has been flying around the world today. first to israel, google potentially on the hot seat. the company's antitrust regulator opened a review into google and one billion dollar acquis