and do you think we need to do that as a matter of fact the rules from box have been changed for years a little change is the model. and the rules still are actually the same you can improve your formula one car but you cannot improve anything else when you were in the boxing gloves say you saw you lose to leave the ring covered in blood yeah example there is nothing to protect you there's no helmets there's nothing if we talk about program issues every question box yes and that's why i think that's where boxing will see always is a classic sports with not such a big changes and another question that has been asked to you lots of times and there i've asked you that question think about ten years ago when we first met you so you probably never defined each other so you still insist that that will never happen is that true you know with a boxing main goal. to look out your opponent. is possible. we bros weigh close friends friends and. worry difficult to fire. them poor and mostly very difficult and second point. in their us. all fight against somebody can you

you get all this in a box this week for $25. you pay $30 online. u pay $30 online and you get $5 back. >> how does this make a difference? >> you don't have to leave the office place. it saves you some time and energy. you go to the supermarket, you have 9% of what you are going to buy. it is local and fresh. it is great fresh stuff. >> especially for people who work in this financial district. it is atv way to pick up a box of produce. we'll be talking about this all week long. stan used own a farm. how to pick out the could produce. he will talk what how the weather has been impacting it. >> and very convenient. it is delivered to your doorstep. hateverfarmfresh.com.e do you have any sprinkles in owings mills? >> we have sprinkles are hallway and right now hardly anything is falling. >> thank you. you can see the edge of the precipitation is entering baltimore county. in baltimore city, there is nothing going on. it is rainey in carroll county and back towards frederick. this is moving to the east. all this stuff comes out of the mountains and has

the boxing is a competition. of promoter's right that the it's the fists right but the mini of the whip is a true yeah it is true i mean is it right to resist running is wrong because because you take a guy but you still want to believe. where it just ok perfect example shamal of the for many pryke you're right he's sighing and playing for like two million dollars five or something like that he gave me his best in the first row until he got hit in a second round then he realized many pragya was a better fighter went to the drug are two million dollars let me just survive and the best when we go to bring us a level to last you know these fires regen so much running negative guarantee million dollar fights to hey i can't win so i got ten million dollars this is you you're a guy for over a pretty simple background listen this is a young guy who's worked with a team to it does he need ten fifteen twenty million dollars or isn't same better isn't it better to be told to to be cool i mean is money the only way to be co

you don't have to work in the center to get a box from mas. >> you get a whole box. where does this food come from? >> we have local day two coming out of hampstead, maryland. we have squash from deep run farm. watermelons and cantaloupes are coming from the eastern shore around easton. we have some sweet onions from pennsylvania. peaches off of 83. >> all that information on the website. they have two different locations. >> up and hunt valley and that is on wednesday afternoons from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. >> what a great deal. the food is picked out for you. stan knows where to get the best stuff. >> outstanding. people do not think about maryland as an agricultural state. this is a great way to pick it up. this stuff has been inching its way over towards you. is it raining there yet? >> it is just spitting outside. >> it is amazing how slowly this is moving to the east. thank you, ava. there has been sprinkles around baltimore city. the have been getting soaked out in frederick and carroll county and did the western part of a frederick county. if you're driving

it's like if you want to demonstrate that a box is -- there's something in a box, you can open it and look at it or you can weigh it and compare that to the weight of an empty box. and if it's larger, you know that there's something in the box, but it doesn't tell you what it is, how to find it. so that's kind of what we do. >> exactly. so this was a totally outstanding result, and what was it like to be working on a hard problem? when you started off, did you say, "this is the problem i want to tackle; it's a hard problem and i want to tackle it"? >> well, it's a problem that everyone knew about, and so there's a lot of much simpler problems related to that problem. so mathematics is kind of like climbing a cliff: there are these really high points that you want to get to so you can enjoy the view, but there's a lot of sort of much lower places you have to get to first. and so we didn't try to do this problem initially; we were working on much simpler things. >> you just wanted to take a short hike initially. >> at some point we made this breakthrough and we discovered that this path

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it's like if you want to demonstrate that a box is -- there's something in a box, you can open it and look at it or you can weigh it and compare that to the weight of an empty box. and if it's larger, you know that there's something in the box, but it doesn't tell you what it is, how to find it. so that's kind of what we do. >> exactly. so this was a totally outstanding result, and what was it like to be working on a hard problem? when you started off, did you say, "this is the problem i want to tackle; it's a hard problem and i want to tackle it"? >> well, it's a problem that everyone knew about, and so there's a lot of much simpler problems related to that problem. so mathematics is kind of like climbing a cliff: there are these really high points that you want to get to so you can enjoy the view, but there's a lot of sort of much lower places you have to get to first. and so we didn't try to do this problem initially; we were working on much simpler things. >> you just wanted to take a short hike initially. >> at some point we made this breakthrough and we discovered that this path

and it is a giant box office success. meet the director who claims that he has proof that president obama has a secret, un-american agenda. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with cynthia mcfadden in new york city, bill weir in new orleans, louisiana, and terry moran in tampa, florida, this is "nightline," august 29th, 2012. >> good evening, i am bill weir. and much to the relief of everybody here, isaac is finally leaving town. but not without leaving new orleans very wet, battered and dark. hundreds of thousands of people will head into the holiday weekend without power. and here is the satellite map tonight, as isaac slowly churns north after more than 24 hours of just driving rain. still some powerful squalls on the tail end of this departure. and here's some fresh pictures from one of the most desperate places in isaac's wake. la plasse, louisiana, where water blown out of lake pontchartrain led to the evacuation of hundreds of families by bus, by boat. this follows also a day of rooftop rescues in t

they're in a box somewhere. but that really is the beginning of it for me. and to be honest, writing is a very selfish activity for me. so if it's not about self-discovery, what else is it about? it's not for other people. if other people want to come and watch, that's great. >> hinojosa: so does it become self-indulgent then? >> maybe. i don't know. i don't know, you know. i'll let other people tell me that. >> hinojosa: what's it like to be working at a place like the that you dropped out of howard university? (coates laughing) >> hinojosa: i mean, you know, this is a time when competition in the mainstream world of journalism is hard. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: and here you are, and you don't have a degree. >> right. when i first got to the atlantic, all my co-bloggers were ivy league graduates. not only was i not an ivy league graduate, i was a drop-out. the atlantic didn't care. they've never cared. they have no concerns about that at all. from the time i got there up until the present, i've always been spectacularly supported, spectacularly encouraged. i cam

just looking at it as a snuff box, it's a lovely one.sirable having a hunting scene on the lid. the decoration here, wonderful engine turning, which is a mechanical form of engraving. inside, the gilt interior. but the inscription here does make an enormous difference. "this silver was raised from dolcoath mine in the county of cornwall 1828." that is super. and you've actually got a picture, a print, of dolcoath copper mine. when you find copper, you always find silver as well, in small traces. in fact, a lot of new silver that is extracted today is a by-product of copper mining. yes, some of the records imply that in 1828 quite a lot of silver must have come up, because a number of artifacts were made from silver that year. looking at it, first of all, just as a box, there was a similar, although a gilded one sold quite recently at auction, that went for just over £3,000. this one is a better one. i tell you it's not at the moment insured for that much. so one has to start working up from that sort of figure... as a box i think nearer

there's a cat in a box. 50-50 chance it's been poisoned, but now here's the paradox: until such time as we can open the box, and observe the cat, for that time, that cat is both alive and dead. larry, i-i-i fail to see the analogy, though. i mean, in reality, don can't be both right and wrong at the same time. alan: well, of course not. i mean, if a man is both right and wrong, something's gotta be wrong. no. the truth of schroedinger's cat is that the question itself is meaningless until we look inside the box. let's say that i'm alan iverson. charlie, i'm not in the mood. and i'm the only person in the world that can get past you for two points. i just proved i'm alan iverson. no, you just proved that, 20 years later, i'm still falling for the same fake. it's a syllogistic fallacy. it's based on a wrong assumption. yeah? i'm obviously not alan iverson. yeah. saying that i am, then proposing a test doesn't change that. so what does this have to do with my case? you found a link between salazar and lisa bayle because you thought he was guilty, and what if you're wrong? then finding a

so here it is. >> a boxing kangaroo is attracting a lot of attention at a virginia county fair. >> a ight, folks. don't adjust your tv. things are getting hairy in the boxing ring. jack the marsupial has moves like rocky. he bobs, he weaves. wow. i haven't seen a fight like that since the debt ceiling debacle. and that's today's summer break. [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has more of 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. you'll inevitably find yourself on a desolate highway in your jeep grand cherokee. and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. and for the blind spot monitoring that helps remind you that the highway might not be as desolate... ...as you thought. ♪ metamucil uses super hardworking psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model, bu

. >> a box lunch. i have not received that yet. >> even amidst all this devastation, some courageously stepped up. i'm here at one of the many impromptu food distribution centers with one of the heroes who has been working so hard today. zanda, what have you been doing? >> making grilled salmon, topping that with a pesto, grilled chickeb with oreganno. >> everyone is asking where is the president at a time like this? >> do you think the president will arrive here? >> i don't know. >> would you like to see him here? do you feel abandoned by your president, karl? just one quick question. clearly, george bush doesn't care about george bush's people. when was the last time that you saw your family? >> sunday noon. >> there were thousands of stories like that here. all these delegates can do is huddle together and hope that help arrives on the club level and thinking of happier times. >> i would like to tell my wife, jenny, and my daughter, naomi that i love them and that i'm doing all right. >> we leave yo

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a comedy routine. while not everyone is laughing, the boxing kangaroo still draws a crowd. in front royal, sherry lee, fox 5 news. >>> they come as no surprise, but july was the hottest month ever for our nation. federal scientists say the average temperature for the lower 48 last month, 77.6 degrees. a lot hotter than that around here. like to be on the lower end of that spectrum that is dragging the average down. >> we were contributing to the high side of that. no doubt about it. we thought we would go back and show you in perspective how it was here in july. so, if you go back and look, let me explain just a second. all the x's on the dais days on the july calendar, 90 degrees or higher. that's 22 days or more. the black x's represent the days in which we were 100 degrees or higher and there are seven of those. if you are keeping track, not only was it the hottest july in america, but d.c.'s hottest july ever. that's a no brainer. we had nine total days 95 degrees or higher last month and seven days, as i mentioned earlier, where we were 100 degrees or higher. now you m

. >>> a boxing congress roos -- a boxing kangaroo is attracting a lot of attention. >> we have more on >> reporter: he is the star of the show at the warren county fair. the boxing kangaroo entered the ring gloves on and boxer trunks ready for a heavy weight bout. >> i don't have any problem with t i thought it was awesome. >> the only thing different about what this kangaroo does with us and what the kangaroo does in the wild, they don't wear shorts or boxing gloves. >> reporter: but the fun was lost on some. >> did you like the kangaroo? >> no. >> reporter: the kangaroo act, part of the star family circus, made other uncomfortable. >> to me any circus animal, i don't quite think it's right. >> reporter: these aren't real punches in the five-minute show. the kangaroo and clown are clowning around. >> it's kodak moment. there we go. >> reporter: the 9-year-old kangaroo is an old pro. he has been with the circumstance is seven years. gloves and harness, those for the clown's protection. when jack performs, he travels in an air conditioned trailer and any complaint of cruelty have been c

a pizza box, a garden glove, a grocery receipt. all routine findings so far. it's what authorities spotted on the wall above the body that would turn this case into something out of the movies. a three-letter message in blood. you didn't have to skint to make it out either. roc. on the right hand index finger was clearly stained with blood. roc? what was the murdered woman trying to tell the cops? >> all these theories were running through my mind. what does that mean? is it a word or a person or a thing? the clues pointed in so many different direction that is it really was a total mystery. >> there is a concept in the law known as a dying declaration. with those three letters scrawled in her own blood lead to the apprehension of her killer? >> when we come back, investigators dig into that three-letter mystery. >> you have this scrawled in message saying this is my killer. >> absolutely. >> who or who was roc? when written in blood continues. oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online...

fixed locations. >>> you get the option at check out our weather you what the package to go to a lock boxhen it arrives, you get an e- mail and a code it to the locks boxed. the proces member in this for 51, bay area health officials are sounding the the alarm on food items. >>> their many sources of lead, but to have some thin children- and put in their mouths and eat have led pitt is an accessiblis >>>unacceptable. more americans are walking. a government report compares numbers to 2010 and 2005. it found that people would take a 10 minute walk rose 6%. doctors said more people need to get moving. the recommend to hours of moderate exercise every week. >>> time now is 452, a space in space history. the bay area kid it with a curious stake in the mars landing. kicked out of costco, the famous funny lady,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, >>> cracking up the temperatures today. near 100 degrees in some spots inland. the weather is going to get hotter, details coming up. >>> if your heading out the door everything quiet as you head to the bay area bridges. we have some overnight roadwork closures, up more o

i mean, is a big box where you have a giant space really the best way to divide up your space, or is actually great if you can divide up that big box into smaller stores and get a higher rate per square foot? >> that's a great question. it really depends on the location and depends on the demand. you know, the way to drive rent is to have competition for space. so if you have multiple tenants looking for space, you can drive rent. even in a recession you can drive rent if you have competition for space. if you have that competition for space, dividing up the box or leaving it intact will determine the ultimate value. that's why the retail real estate business is so platform driven and is so operationally intensive. you have to understand what's going on in that market to decide how to best value that real estate. >> what are the strongest retailers out there based on your communications with them? who's expanding? who's showing they have the demand? >> target is doing a great job. wal-mart is doing a great job. bed, bath, and beyond is doing a great job. tj, costco, ross, dick's spor

box. but for a handful of inmates, time in the box does nothing to deter their behavior. >> i can't help it man. you know? >> in those cases, the jail has one other more drastic option. it can transfer them to another jail in a neighboring county. >> we'll accept inmates from other facilities who are having issues in their populations and vice versa. what we try to do is give them a fresh start. we'll send the classification department. we'll send individuals out to different counties where the smoke or drama may not be and we see if they can live in population. because we don't want a large contingency of people in our segregation units. it creates more disciplinary problems and we try to keep down the violence. if we try to stem some of the violence, we do. >> that step has now been taken with one of suffolk county's most notorious inmates, daniel esdale. >> yeah, man. >> mr. esdale was transferred to another facility for a week. he was here for a long time and sort of taking that known identity for him out of it and placing him somewhere else where he's not so known will be good for him.

they got a reunion box, so that when mom showed up, they could film whether or not she got them, and d be hold them, mom figures out a way and she came and got her babies. so how can i hate raccoons if she came back three days later to get her babies. >> she threw that thing open and got her babies out. >> big cats love their watermelon. >> you have to tell me, is this guy lucky or that good. a rally raised in poland, comes around the corner, and -- >> what? >> no way. >> somehow, pulls that out. he comes around, flies off of the road and two wheels, dukes of hazard style, and pulls it right back out. it's caught at multiple different angles, here is a different look at it. >> that's even more impressive. >> you see the whole under side of the car. he fish tails out and off he goes. and you get to see what it looks like from inside the car. i think he is lucky. his back tires fly off the road. gravity was in his favor. >> listen, he never takes his foot off the throttle, and when you're racing, everybody knows when in doubt, throttle out. he just muscles through it. >> so you think th

but for a handful of inmates, time in the boxing to deter their behavior. in those case, the jail has one more drastic option it can transfer them to another jail in a neighboring county. >> we will accept inmates from other facility house have issues in their population and vice versa what we try do is give them a fresh start. we will go send the classification department will send individuals out to different counties where their smoke or drama may not be and see if they live in a population we don't want a large contingency of them our segregation rooms it create more disciplinary problems and we try to keep down the violence. if we can we l. >> that step has been taken with one of suffolk county's most notorious inmate, daniel esdale. >> mr. esdale was transferred to another facility last week. he was here a long time and sort of taking that knownitity for him out of it and placing him somewhere elsewhere he is not so well known will be better for him. it was a win/win for both the department and daniel because he was given a

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movie magic hoping will translate in a box office magic. edgerton's career is taking off. l be in "the great gatsby" at christmas. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> and there is a big delay on bart now that may be heat related. heat says there is a sensor problem on the track in oakland. >> this is showing a phantom train that doesn't really exist. this is causing a 20 minute delay. >> and speaking of heat let's check on the forecast. >> there is spencer christian. >> heat is ild building. as a matter of fact, hot and spare the air day. there is moderate air quality in the sounl bay, pretty g hoping north bay and along the coast and around san francisco. okay, tomorrow, summer spread, highs of 64 in pacifica. a high 81 in oakland. 102 degrees in brentwood. there is a something we can see often. here is a look at selected locations for highs tomorrow. 100 in clear lake. there is 99 and here is the accu-weather forecast. this hot weather with triple digit readings, saturday there will be moderations and a cooler pattern settling in next week. >> and brace our self autos there

>> a kid in a box. >> it is much funnier than that. is a 5-year-old who is getting ready for karate class. >> i fell in, many shoe is in here. >> why are you still there. >> he fell into the hamper and he can't get out. >> mom decided to get the video cam and and not help him get out of the box. >> that's all right, he's a kid. >> do you need help. >> i can't even -- >> okay, i'm going to help you out now. >> why are you laughing? >> he has no idea how funny this is. >> thanks, mom, just stand there and laugh and film me. >> she heard him calling for her. he walks into his room, and all she sees is a pair of legs sticking out. my shoe is in here. >> training gone -- >> oh, that sound. >> why did she think that's what she was supposed to do. >> you'll see what we're talking about, next. ?????b??? ???c??@?????c:ow >>> our favorite german is back, and this time he combin throwing knifes with a slngshot. this at home. >> so, to shoot the knives, you basically put it in the pouch -- that's crazy. this is what i came up. it's a cross bow tha

get everything in a box. there is no correct spot to put it. some people get a can and put it in their yard. it's up to you. there is no correct spot it's where everybody in your family knows where it is. if you are not home and a disaster hits who the find it. the whole family gets involved you, yourself, family members, kids, let them know where it is. if something happens they can help /thefplgz. themselves. if you can help yourself you take a load off of us. yourself, your neighbors a few hours after, we know that [inaudible] activated a few times for y 2 k after 911 we had people. the [inaudible] has not know tried yet if you go there after a disaster you will be by yourself. a few hours after, that's when people form and that's when they help out. >> this is the home work. you don't have to write it down it's in the manual. simple things for your home. hazardous conditions in our house. there is a course evaluation in the back of the book. i'm rob [laughter]. >> okay. let's get into the program today is utility control and fire hazard mate

anyway, besides pizza you know else -- what else is great out of a box? >> that's what we did for andy levy's 21st birthday. we had a cat jump out of a box. it was so exciting for him. he expected nothing better. as a supporter of obama care will the rising cost of pizza make you change your tune? >> yes. it is the rising cost of everything, not just pizza. anything anybody sells in the store will go up because every merchant will have to pay more for health care. >> how much are things going to go up? i am nervous about this. >> could this be good, mib? if pizza increases the price, less people will eat pizza reducing the cost for obesity. >> it will devastate. the pigs will go extinct because of this. it is a tragedy. >> i like that. anne do you eat pizza? >> yes, i do. >> really? i find that hard to believe. how do you live with yourself? >> that sounded like a comment. i don't know. >> how do you feel about this story? >> i feel about -- i mean we can't talk about the economy and how obama has wrecked it because we are busy talking about tax records fr

. >>> customs at dulles busted a teenager trying to smulg marijuana in a cereal box. he hid it in a cereal box and packed the box in his luggage. the items were des covered when the box felt heavy. >> a train derailment sent cars into a nearby river. find out where this train jumped the track and what it was carrying. >> two planes collide on the runway. more on this towing mishap. >>> a train derailment in east kansas left several cars floating in a river. about 22 cars carrying grain jumped the tracks. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the derailment. >> two private planes collided on the runway tuesday in a towing mishap. officials said a gulf stream jet was being towed on a ramp when it broke loose and collideed into a parked twin engine plane. the jet lifted the smaller plane off the ground. >>> we've seen images of the wildfires blazing out with the but never like this one. a passenger snapped this one on a trip from portland to chicago. this is actually a picture of the smoke rising above a wildfire in washington state. the smoke rose from 30,00

the years of keeping saddam in a box were coming to a close, the international consensus that he be kept isolated and unarmed had eroded to the point thated many critics of military action had decided the time had come again to do business with saddam, despite his near daily attacks on our pilots, and his refusal until his last day in power to allow the unrestricted inspection of his arsenal. choice wasn't between a benign status quo and the bloodshed of war, it was between waras and a graver threat. don't let anyone tell you otherwise. >> [applause] >> not our political components, not -- and certainly not a disingenuous filmmaker who would have us believe -- >> [chanting four more years] >> >> [applause] >> chanting four more years] >> that line was so good, i'll use it again! certainly a disenagain uous filmmaker who would have us believe -- my friends, who would have us believe that saddam's iraq was an oasis of peace, when, in fact, it was a place of indescribable cruelty, torture chambers, mass graves, and prisons that destroy the lives of the small children inside their walls. >>

it is more commonly called a heart in a box. we sat down with the first patient to receive this new and experimental type of heart transplant. >> she was not giving up. not a single mom with two kids at home. her heart was quitting and she knew without a transplant soon, she would die. >> i do not think anyone knows what that is like. >> which is what makes this moment so unforgettable, when she learned a donor heart was coming. >> it must have been like you won the lottery. >> it was. i realized i need to move on. >> the transplant was special. and new england first. her donor heart arrived not frozen, packed in ice, but warm and beating in an experimental computerized box. >> this provides oxygenated heart, -- blood, so the heart comes back beating. >> amy's new heart function well immediately. >> i looked at this beautiful big heart and right away i noticed it was not my. the bells were working. it was pumping wonderfully. -- the valves were working. >> right now, a donor heart is only viable for four hours. but this device co

was carrying a handgun, a box of ammunition and 15 sandwiches when he opened fire. ree with the frc's policies. a maryland lawmaker says he made a big mistake. what the delegates admitted to doing before he crashed his boat into another one. dozens of deaths and thousands sick. we will tell you a couple of things to do around your house to ward off the west nile virus. >> isaac is a tropical storm. i expected to be named a hurricane within the next 12-18 hours. >> maryland lawmaker is required -- recovering tonight after admitting to drinking before crashing his boat. this happened around 7:00. six people including children have to be taken to the hospital. their injuries ranged from factor to broken bones. he says he regrets his actions and that no one should drink and drive a car or a boat for that matter. this year, more than 1000 americans have and we did come down with the west now virus. dozens have died. that is the largest outbreak of the disease in u.s. history. ben eisler of books into how it is impacting our area -- looks into how it is impacting our area.

a . >>> all right, welcome backo "squawk box." e second quarter, inline with estimates but did report improved profit margins thanks to lower costs. shares of coinstar and electronic arts are higher on a published report that both are considering selling themselves to private equity firms. >> yes. >> you saw that? >> i did see it and known a little bit about potentially something happening but i'm not sure. >> the "new york post" is scooping us on this, andrew? >> the electronic arts thing may or may not happen. may or may not happen. >> coinstar is in talks with an unnamed firm. >> that story is going to take a long time to play out if it ever plays out at all. i'm not sure i'd get too excited just yet, so there. >> okay. >>> more now from our guest host, henry blodget, ceo and editor in jeff of "in business." pass me the "new york times" jon corzine, i want to get your views on this side right up here, jon corzine, "no criminal case is likely in loss at corzine firm." could still be an s.e.c. case, could be civil cases but no cri