i've made a clone of you know. a lot of pieces in a couple of years back but i'm going to for twenty years because he'd give the first edition to when i started building the guns hospital he was the one going forward first. hears a hero is is. here washington by the sun because if i was in the news of the one it was someone there was security in other words. the same reason given by the israelis that they needed the bomb because this owner of. hostile neighbors is ascendant by the sun before she was with india which is seven times the size of my guest on and there's a lot of the security of the country and this is a guy who's supposed to have secured us so from their point of view he's a hero worship and like. what i think of him i don't really nor was he in war and this is a proliferation of the good ones of you why don't. you know by the americans and we share over the others into my room said with the logo ready to. give all i want is that i never was a lot of those no i don't really know of it but it on televisi

and the program will be a clone of the mpp bus, all indications of a mature program. to quote, the gao report not having a baseline, quote, makes it more difficult for program officials to make informed decisions and for program overseers to understand if the program is on track to successfully deliver expected functionality on cost and schedule, end quote. i understand that noaa has committed to developing the program on the life cycle cost cap of $12.9 million, but with an impeding gap in coverage that limits schedule flexibility. the only option they have to manage program risk is to diminish capability and i'm also concerned that this $12.9 billion cap is $1.7 billion lower than the independent cost estimate conducted last year. i look forward to seeing how noaa is going to cover that shortfall. the and i know it decides to cover the shortfall in future challenges. and since last fall, the program has grown to $1 billion as a result of extending the program by four years. the addition of free flyers, contract transitions and a work slowdown because of the 2011 bud

a unique skin transplant. the first of its kind in africa. her skin was cloned in a laboratory in boston, then taken to a johannesburg hospital. >> this has been a strange procedure from the beginning. most of us have young family members and i remember having to stop the surgery and gather myself before proceeding. we found it very overwhelming and it was very traumatic, seeing this young girl clutching onto her life. >> the new skin was created by taking too small pieces of her and damaged skin. it then took three and a half weeks to create enough skin to cover her tiny body. >> you take the actual cells and put it on and medium, on a vacuum plate and in a sterile environment and grow these cells. these cells multiplied and we add oxygen to help them apply to form these sheets. >> she says she was amazed by her daughters determination to survive this horrendous accident. >> nobody in south africa has been able to survive a burn like this, mainly because of organ failure. she had all of her organs fail except her liver. i don't think anybody realized she would

very successful and but if he's just different so i would say the people who expect him to be a genetic clone of his dad that's not true and how could you expect that they're different people all i would say is in my view part of you know partisan politics electoral politics is is really a corrupt game it's a grim involves all kinds of corrupt bargains and one shouldn't participate in that so i think that this is a show you that people should just not rely on politicians at all to their bidding and just be voting every day with their actions. well they shouldn't bother to vote it's a pain in the neck your vote doesn't count unless otherwise the election's a tie and it's just a good but buttresses the regime so you shouldn't vote you shouldn't be involved in partisan politics but you should throw yourself into the struggle for liberty just educate yourself help educate others and get people to withdraw their consent from the government the government has to be brought to task from the outside it cannot happen from the enzyme if you're in the inside ron paul's that exception to this rule but yo

authorities arrested otis hickman and jazmine cooper yesterday morning early uin carmel after a collection of allegedly cloned credit cards were found during a search of hickman's car. they say the couple admitted to using the credit cards to purchase more than $500 worth of merchandise over a three-hour period. contra costa sheriff's deputies then searched the couple's bay point home and found hundreds more cloned credit cards. investigators say there could be as many as 500 victims with hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses. >>> he has worked with vulnerable children for years, but now he is accused of molesting at least three of them. and police fear in los gatos there may be other victims. investigators say 33-year-old bailey sexually molested two young girls in his care, as well as an 18-year-old with the developmental abilities of a kindergartner. until he was put on leave last year, bailey worked as a staff member at east field's ming wong. he has worked at a facility for the developmentally disabled in san jose. he was formally charged today. anyone with information on this case is asked to call

a real place in tunisia. now some people are trying to save this homestead. this is the homestead used in "star wars: attack of the clones to a group is trying to raise money to save it. they wanted to save $10,000, and they collected just over $11,000. and there is terry cooper who made references to star wars. >> i wonder where is george lucas? >> this group of fans said let's do it ourselves. they wanted to make sure this igloo lived on. >> i'm all for it. >>> there is nothing worse than a room temp beer, right? you can just stick it in the frost boss. it will cool it to 38 degrees in just two minutes. you put your drink inside, in the container with ice or a cooler that has ice, and it rotates until it cools. >> it seems like it will be cold, but it will explode when you open it. >> they promise no foamy mess. >> you buy a case of beer, but you want to start cracking into them as quick as possible. another simple solution, just always have cold beer on hand at all times. >> and it will save you the $39.95 that it cost you, but wait, it's $29.95 if you call now. we're going to throw in this boat -- >> if this fails we

. >> jimmy: you came to the show and we did a cologne commercial called clone cologne. is now everywhere. i can smell like i'm at two places at once. >> just when you thought i've left for good, i show up again. better than ever. >> jimmy: duh. winning. >> we don't do that any more. [ laughter and applause ] >> don't do that any more. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. i mean gosh, winning was a giant, giant -- i mean, winning -- everybody was doing, winning, duh, winning. >> what was i talking about though. that i lost my children, my job, my money, my stature, my mind. [ laughter ] what was i winning about? >> jimmy: what were you winning again? >> what was i winning? [ laughter ] what the hell? >> jimmy: i don't know -- >> no, you know what it was? you know what it was? i was actually -- i was -- i had seen this night in my future. >> jimmy: you did? >> yes. >> jimmy: you set it all up for this night. >> yes. this is a winning moment, man. >> jimmy: i mean, it is a winning moment. >> it's a winning moment. yeah. >> jimmy: you're back, better than ever. >> oh, tha

dimon talking about regulations asked for a clone and simple regulatory system. jon.e emanuel in the capitol building. thank you. jenna: we are going to turn now to the campaign trail, and right now governor mitt romney addressing the influential business roundtable in washington. that is an association of ceo's whose companies employ more than 14 million people. that is a live picture of mitt romney. president obama has court thed very same, very attractive group to have on your side. chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in washington with more on this. >> reporter: governor mitt romney is talking about president obama's assertion that the private sector is doing fine, and that what is necessary is more government hiring in the form of police, firemen and teachers, which plays to the obama campaign's attack suggesting that mr. romney wants to cut all those jobs. it's all about stimulus money and economic planning. while mr. romney today is talking to the roundtable in d.c. it's a quarterly meeting that the president has also spoken to. what has happened

>> he's a little bit kind of cloned everywhere. >> jon: oh, really? >> yes, even in sports programs. can you imagine glenn beck doing a sports show, ask that's what you'll get. that was-- some blu-ray came from the eyes -- >> basically it's free mason and the americans and israel have gathered together to hypnotize the egyptian people to go to tahrir square to complain. >> yes. >> jon: okay. >> and iranians. all these people, you can imagine, israel, hamas, israel, and america all -- >> working together. >> yes, against egypt. >> jon: how, how do they decide what to eat at the meeting? kosher. gotta be kosher. are the people resentful thatlet powers that be don't believe that they would have the where with all to stand up on their own? >> the problem is that people want to believe. they-- they want to believe, but, like, when you have the media, kind of pounding on them with all these conspiracies, you will find people that will fall for that. i mean, for example, you have-- what's his name, kramer, like "mad money?" >> jon: yes. >> people still watch

a home in saratoga. investigators think her accounts may have been cloned. cyber expert says it's not hard to do. >> find some pictures of them online, create a fake profile and add some information about them that simply isn't true. >> sierra lamar's facebook and twitter services have been hacked since her disappearance in march. one was traced to a hacker in the philippines. >>> 6:34. new this morning. the investigation continues on what sparked a small paint store fire in oakland. firefighters responded just before 4:00 this morning near telegraph avenue and 42nd street. it took fire crews about 25 minutes to put that blaze out. so far no word on any injuries. >>> an update now to a developing story. we're following it in the east bay. in a couple of hours a special team of agent as will join the investigation in what started last week's massive fire in oakland that brought b.a.r.t. trains to a halt. we're live in oakland with why the feds are called in now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke with a couple of security guards here at the senio

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a visiting professor at princeton. she is an expert on biotechnologies, the author of the clone a inch. much of what she has written has been about the legal implications of genetics, science, and research. her new book, i know who you are and saw what you did. [laughter] -- >> great title. >> of very scary read about the information that we give away about ourselves without even thinking about it every time we go on the internet or log on to facebook or even just go to a website and not even buy something, but research something. it really does feel like my wife said to me when she saw me reading it the other night, this is as bad as i think. since what they found out, i said, it seems to be way, way worse than you can imagine. [laughter] sitting next to her is michael schirmer whose new book is called the leading brand -- to be believing brain, which is basically a study of how we come to believe some of the things we do believe and how those beliefs mutate. michael is a specialist in crazy thinking. [laughter] he took a degree in psychology, a detail i did not know until i read about

a unique skin transplants. the first of its kind in africa. her skin was cloned in boston, america, and then flew to a johannesburg hospital. >> many of us have young family members we think about. there are times when i can remember stopping and gathering my cells before proceeding. many of the staff found it very overwhelming, because it was dramatic seeing this girl clutching to her life. >> the new skin was created by taking small pieces of skin. it then took 3.5 weeks to create enough skin to recover her entire body. >> you take the actual patient cells and put it on a vacuum plate and in a sterile environment. you grow them so they multiplied. you add oxygen to help them multiplied. >> she said she was amazed by her daughters determination to survive a horrendous accident. >> no one in south africa has been able to survive a burned like this, mainly because of liver -- organ failure. i do not think anybody realized she will actually survive. when she did, we did not know what to do now. >> she is now in an induced coma and has been wrapped in helpe to her h

clone? now some people to a question like that think nobely and mother theresa came out on top but among malesichelle phifer. >> i'm going to flip it around and go the opposite way. what's the least volatile. our firm did a lot of work in both wisconsin and indiana on right to work issues and i have never seen an issue where you have 2% undecided. we are seeing consiste ifistente numbers where people were so polarized and there was no volatility and whether it was the recall elections of last summer or the most recent ones, it was the same effect. there simply was -- it was love and hate and nothing in between. there was no like. >> we asked sort of on the interesting side, focus groups we conducted recently in richmond and denver with obama independents, if president obama were a car, what kind of car would he be and why? really trying to get a sense of outside of job approval, we can ask if you approve or disapprove of his job on the economy and those things but to get an open ended question. someone that's a family man and reliable, minivan, a family car, a sedan. you know the answers tende

protections so that industry can keep more money so they don't spend it on making sure the water a clone and the air is clean. i'd like to talk about america's energy future because that's been a theme on the floor, we have been fighting up and down. i mentioned about the whole 112th congress, because even though that's been a recurring republican theme, if you ask the american people what they want us to talk about, what you'll see on this chart, mr. speaker, is a question and the question is simple. it simply says, do you think the government should be doing more to help improve the financial situation of middle class americans? should it be doing less, or do you you think the government is doing the right amount to help improve the financial situation of middle class americans? so i just -- and just to put the question out there again, mr. speaker, because i kind of went by quickly and the type is kind of small. do you think the government should be doing more to help improve the financial situation of middle class americans, should it be doing less, or do you think the government is

a big one couple has been arrested cloning credit cards. say the pair is suspected of using the credit cards to purchase items the travesty. >>justine: a man and his 18 year-old daughter or seriously injured when they were assaulted during a dispute the group of men. three members of the victim's family were also attacked. the suspects fled the scene before officers arrived. investigators in if the hot appeared that the suspect's of the victims knew one another. >>james: we have much more ahead on the kron4 news including a complete check on weather and traffic. we are back with more. conditions today are just a touch cooling yesterday. thoughtful and >>james: led take a quick look at our weather. hour forecast looks pretty good. mild conditions, much cooler inland. there were reports of tornadoes and sweden and south dakota. the wind brought down power lines in parts of minnesota and dropped 01 inch heel is bidding spots. storm chasers hear that winds from a thunderstorm roared down a 20 ft. evergreen. >>justine: a devastating fog lifted we

a recap of our top stories here on r t stay with that. mission free cretaceous free transfer charge is free. arrangement free. three stooges free. and free vote against cloning video for your media projects a free media dog our teeth on top. with the end of the boer war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake especially the sounds of the nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. focus of a different could use it as a threat all as an extra bit but you know if you keep spinning a trillion dollars a year on weapons of eventually you're going to blow everybody up you you know people are dying from these weapons but until we actually see if people don't wake up to no food or weapons. we knew. that represents all of the firepower of the second world war and this. is the equivalent firepower of the world's nuclear arsenal today. it's six thirty am in moscow you're still watching r t thank you for being with us let's take a recap of the headlines moscow warns that the u.n. human rights body is putting the syrian peace plan at risk by blaming the regim

>>james: a pair area couple was arrested on making and using cloned credit cards. ed after they had a member of them on in a routine traffic watched him in there, there was equipment to manufacturing klong credit cards. they had purchased some local merchandise on some of those credit card. >>justine: kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate is trying to show how they're trying to prevent a separate attack. >>gabe slate: and 6.5 million passports would meet. they're trying to get ahead of the trackers -- backpackers attractive uses. baseball is handling it as quickly and efficiently as possible. the what to teach its users how to make its account more secure. they recommend that users stay in control of their account. the message think this is a link to a special security page. this is where users are at tutored on how to identify as camp. it facebook has other cell phone #they will be able to immediately wipe out the password and send them a new one. i like that facebook is trying to protect the public. it does make sense the context of many to the sum would be a good way t

a lot of melt downs. >> good day for golf today but start early i would recommend, christina. >> indeed. she wants to cloneim not just mentally. a good looking doctor. if you like the good looking doctors on days of our lives, then starting at noon, the first tee times as marla pointed out, 7:00 a.m. we're going to look at the drive. it's crisp and cool. 54 in sunnyvale and 52 degrees in san jose. winds starting to pick up a little bit now in santa rosa. we had calm conditions along the coast until now. they will continuously pick up throughout the day and likely yet again coming into play when it comes to that tournament. between about 4:00 and 6:00, winds on the gusty side. you want to bres for two different parts of the bay. go from a sweater to a bikini later on if you wake up inland. 85 at noon, 91 at 4:00 p.m. your drive, really uneventful considering what happened yesterday. south bay here, north bay -- northbound 280. watch for debris, that's reported all over the roadway past the exit. you can see all green around that for now. we'll let you know when that changes. 101 south on capital expressway.

download free bone cancer cloning video for your media projects and a free media dog r t dot com. party's top stories nato condemned syria for shooting down a turkish jet but stopped short of naming at that attack against its members statements came during an emergency closed door meeting of some balls at ankara's request if president putin urges rest strife between israel and the palestinians and not to take action alone. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas says peace talks can't were start all jewish settlements are still being built. and the dead domino rolls across the euro zone cyprus becomes the fifth state with mid needs bailing out fighting heavy exposure to greece that's as spain awaits its own hundred billion girl lifeline. next is the latest from the world of sports with paul. thank you very much nice to welcome you to the world of sports here is what we've got coming up paving the way after maria shriver's first round win a wimbledon a whole host of russians are looking to join her in round two. kings of the call to celebration time for the miami heat is the n.b.a. champi

a home in saratoga. cyber experts say it's not hard it to clone ktss. >> find pictures online and create a fake profile and add information that isn't true. >> sierra lamar's facebook and twitter services have been hacked since her disappearance in march. one of the previous incidents was traced to a hacker in the philippines. >>> 5:07. get a check on the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> the sun is about to come up in a half hour. this is the longest day of the year with almost 17 hours of sunshine, and it looks like we see sunshine for each and every hour. 59 degrees to start you out in livermore, 57 in sunnyvail and 51 degrees this morning in santa rosa mostly clear from the coast true the inland cities. summer begins at approximately 4:09 this afternoon. temperatures drop off as we head through tomorrow, so make sure you're ready for that. almost a 25-degree difference from where we were yesterday. highs today work out like this. at noon you're at 80 degrees inland, 93 degrees aat 4:00 p.m. by the bay it's on the cool side until noon, but you break into the 70s at that point

wife's idaho retreat, a 15th century farmhouse transported from england and reassembled on the banks of the big wood river. (laughter) >> jon: he also had 15th century serf clonedent but so what, so the latte leftist of the times once buried a kerry elitism story on page-- a1 of the popular sunday edition just four weeks before the national election. how does that match up to the romney story in "the new york times" famed home section? known throughout the world as "the new york times" has a home section? (laughter) but that's not the point. was's the point again? >> its proportionality. it's all about proportionality. if it were "the national enquirer", and they were doing this to both candidates i wouldn't say a word. i would say you know what, fair game. >> jon: fair game. it's about fair game. fair game is a big issue. that the media seems to be talking about, about whether or not it's fair game for other people to be talking about these big issues. >> now this battle over bain, what is fair game. >> tax on mitt romney the businessman and whether or not that is in fact fair game. >> is that fair game and a successful strategy for the democrats to use romney

wife's idaho retreat, a 15th century farmhouse transported from england and reassembled on the banks of the big wood river. (laughter) >> jon: he also had 15th century serf cloned and reanimated by scientistsment but so what, so the latte leftist of the times once buried a kerry elitism story on page-- a1 of the popular sunday edition just four weeks before the national election. how does that match up to the romney story in "the new york times" famed home section? known throughout the world as "the new york times" has a home section? (laughter) but that's not the point. was's the point again? >> its proportionality. it's all about proportionality. if it were "the national enquirer", and they were doing this to both candidates i wouldn't say a word. i would say you know what, fair game. >> jon: fair game. it's about fair game. fair game is a big issue. that the media seems to be talking about, about whether or not it's fair game for other people to be talking about these big issues. >> now this battle over bain, what is fair game. >> tax on mitt romney the businessman and whether or not that is in fact fair game. >> is that fair game and a successful strategy f