but the perfect situp targets and tones the upper abs and the lower abs.bination of perfect position and resistance. with the addition of the patent pending perfect situp leg blades you'll activate all your abs. the inner obliques, the outer obliques, the upper abs, and the hard to reach deep lower abs. in fact, a university study shows the perfect situp double crunch delivers a significantly more effective abdominal contraction than a regular crunch. and when you flatten the abs below the belt that sucks in the gut and helps you get into those skinny jeans. and that's what helps get fantastic results like this for kara, and chris and elliott and the perfect situp makes it all easy. your head is fully supported and there's no strain on your neck. you can even use the perfect situp in a chair. just remove the leg blades and use it seated. and when you're done with your workout the perfect situp stores away. it hangs in a closet. so don't work half your abs. get a flat, toned stomach. work all your abs with the perfect situp. so here's the deal. get the perf

but the perfect situp targets and tones the upper abs and the lower abs.is the combination of perfect position and resistance. with the addition of the patent pending perfect situp leg blades you'll activate all your abs. the inner obliques, the outer obliques, the upper abs, and the hard to reach deep lower abs. in fact, a university study shows the perfect situp double crunch delivers a significantly more effective abdominal contraction than a regular crunch. and when you flatten the abs below the belt that sucks in the gut and helps you get into those skinny jeans. and that's what helps get fantastic results like this for kara, and chris and elliott and the perfect situp makes it all easy. your head is fully supported and there's no strain on your neck. you can even use the perfect situp in a chair. just remove the leg blades and use it seated. and when you're done with your workout the perfect situp stores away. it hangs in a closet. so don't work half your abs. get a flat, toned stomach. work all your abs with the perfect situp. so here's the deal. ge

but the perfect situp targets and tones the upper abs and the lower abs.t is the combination of perfect position and resistance. with the addition of the patent pending perfect situp leg blades you'll activate all your abs. the inner obliques, the outer obliques, the upper abs, and the hard to reach deep lower abs. in fact, a university study shows the perfect situp double crunch delivers a significantly more effective abdominal contraction than a regular crunch. and when you flatten the abs below the belt that sucks in the gut and helps you get into those skinny jeans. and that's what helps get fantastic results like this for kara, and chris and elliott and the perfect situp makes it all easy. your head is fully supported and there's no strain on your neck. you can even use the perfect situp in a chair. just remove the leg blades and use it seated. and when you're done with your workout the perfect situp stores away. it hangs in a closet. so don't work half your abs. get a flat, toned stomach. work all your abs with the perfect situp. so here's the deal.

but the perfect situp targets and tones the upper abs and the lower abs. the secret is the combination of perfect position and resistance. with the addition of the patent pending perfect situp leg blades you'll activate all your abs. the inner obliques, the outer obliques, the upper abs, and the hard to reach deep lower abs. in fact, a university study shows the perfect situp double crunch delivers a significantly more effective abdominal contraction than a regular crunch. and when you flatten the abs below the belt that sucks in the gut and helps you get into those skinny jeans. and that's what helps get fantastic results like this for kara, and chris and elliott and the perfect situp makes it all easy. your head is fully supported and there's no strain on your neck. you can even use the perfect situp in a chair. just remove the leg blades and use it seated. and when you're done with your workout the perfect situp stores away. it hangs in a closet. so don't work half your abs. get a flat, toned stomach. work all your abs with the perfect situp. so here's

lower ab leg lift. then the perfect situp adds an audible coach. you'll hear a click when you've done the exercise correctly. you hear it and you'll feel it. it's this one-two punch that gets you better faster results. traditional situps and crunches are hard to do, and only effectively work half your abs -- the upper half. but the perfect situp targets and tones the upper abs and the lower abs. the secret is the combination of perfect position and resistance. with the addition of the patent pending perfect situp leg blades you'll activate all your abs. the inner obliques, the outer obliques, the upper abs, and the hard to reach deep lower abs. in fact, a university study shows the perfect situp double crunch delivers a significantly more effective abdominal contraction than a regular crunch. and when you flatten the abs below the belt that sucks in the gut and helps you get into those skinny jeans. and that's what helps get fantastic results like this for kara and chris and elliott and the perfect situ

but the perfect situp targets and tones the upper abs and the lower abs.he secret is the combination of perfect position and resistance. with the addition of the patent pending perfect situp leg blades you'll activate all your abs. the inner obliques, the outer obliques, the upper abs, and the hard to reach deep lower abs. in fact, a university study shows the perfect situp double crunch delivers a significantly more effective abdominal contraction than a regular crunch. and when you flatten the abs below the belt that sucks in the gut and helps you get into those skinny jeans. and that's what helps get fantastic results like this for kara, and chris and elliott and the perfect situp makes it all easy. your head is fully supported and there's no strain on your neck. you can even use the perfect situp in a chair. just remove the leg blades and use it seated. and when you're done with your workout the perfect situp stores away. it hangs in a closet. so don't work half your abs. get a flat, toned stomach. work all your abs with the perfect situp. so here's th

but the perfect situp targets and tones the upper abs and the lower abs.t is the combination of perfect position and resistance. with the addition of the patent pending perfect situp leg blades you'll activate all your abs. the inner obliques, the outer obliques, the upper abs, and the hard to reach deep lower abs. in fact, a university study shows the perfect situp double crunch delivers a significantly more effective abdominal contraction than a regular crunch. and when you flatten the abs below the belt that sucks in the gut and helps you get into those skinny jeans. and that's what helps get fantastic results like this for kara, and chris and elliott and the perfect situp makes it all easy. your head is fully supported and there's no strain on your neck. you can even use the perfect situp in a chair. just remove the leg blades and use it seated. and when you're done with your workout the perfect situp stores away. it hangs in a closet. so don't work half your abs. get a flat, toned stomach. work all your abs with the perfect situp. so here's the deal.

. >> abe scott lost his wife, janice, at the pentagon. news that some small part of her may have ended up in a landfill adds to his lingering pain. >> it's been a terrible reset. that almost destroying my healing process. >> they stopped dumping remaining in 2008. air force officials say they are only now learning that 9/11 victims remains may have ended up in the landfill, too, along with the partial remains of some 274 service members. >> we certainly have expressed our regret for additional grief caused to families of loved ones whose remains were handled in a less than ideal, by some measures, inappropriate standard. >> some unidentified 9/11 remains were entered in a single casket at arlington national cemetery. it is unclear why these remains were dumped instead. widower, abe scott, wants the pentagon to recover what it can from the landfill. >> have a burial fitting for those who were killed on 9/11. >> bruce leshan, 9news now. >> and abe scott joins us live now. he is a retired army major. you just heard his voice. and abe, you sa

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and dumped in a landfill. >> i'm angry. >> reporter: a 20-year army veteran who retired as a major, abe says he feels like the organization he devoted much of his life to has let him down and more importantly let his loving wife down as well. >> it's going to take me a while to recover from this tragic news. >> reporter: having said that, abe added he's comforted by the fact that most of the people responsible for improperly disposing of 9/11 remains are no longer with the defense department though he believes the majority of them got off without being sufficiently punished. >> most of them have retired or separated from the service. i don't know what they can do in terms of bringing -- holding them accountable but i'm hoping something can be done. >> reporter: for their part pentagon officials said they deeply regret the pain that yesterday's news has clearly caused so many friends and family members of september 11 victims. matt jablo, 9news now. >>> the start of two trials resulting from the 2009 crash on metro's red line have been delayed now both wrongful death cases were scheduled

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of illinois central railroad and abe lincoln was a lawyer working on cases for the railroad. and they actually spent time together traveling to different points along the railroad working on court cases to get rights-of-way and so forth. and he managed to get along fine with lincoln during that period and he enjoyed abe lincoln's propensity to entertain people around a fire in a little tavern or a hostel around the way with anecdotes based on his experience as a backwoods lawyer. but when lincoln was elevated to president and mcclellan became his subordinate, then the essential, social impediments if you will that mcclellan took with him from his upper middle-class background began to show. and he began to regard lincoln as an interloper. we would not i think in our u.s. history see this again in such a striking degree until general george douglas macarthur in the korean war lost faith in harry truman, whose senior rank in the u.s. army had been captain of artillery in world war i as macarthur had been before world war ii the chief of staff and then subsequently the commander

his deputy, abed rabbo mansour hadi, is the sole candidate.igh voter turnout is crucial to give hadi the mandate he needs to put forth changes in the power transfer deal. voters turned out early and in droves. they showed their identification with pride. finally, a chance to vote. for many, it is almost beside the point that there's only one candidate. vice president abed rabbo mansour hadi is being touted as the consensus candidate. he will serve for two years before new elections are called. today we close a chapter and open and a clean white page in which to write the future of a new yemen. this nobel peace prize winner has advised her supporters to vote for hadi. >> today, we're building the new yemen, building the democratic and happy yemen that all of the young people and women have dreamed about. >> despite her optimism, many see vice-president hadi as part of the old elite. because of this, many young activists are boycotting the election. but others are counting on the vote to provide stability. they are betting that a time of calm wi

we are looking to see in the revised deal what waterfront improvements would qualify under ab 664 thatl still be improvements for our peers and docks -- piers and docks. the special events and then you, we know the america's cup will be the first special event, but we hope to have that for future special events, and that will be a revenue-generating option, and we're also looking to identify new planning sources, perhaps restoring other and our mental improvements that are associated with the site, and we will continue to look at we appropriating -- restoring other in our mental improvements. i have the benefits of the positive bidding environment. that seems to be as the economy improves not as possible as we thought originally. it is good for the economy but not for the cost of our project. and then we will continue to look at select project components that could be deferred or reduced from the project scope. when we come back in april, not only will we have a funding source for your consideration, we will also have our project costs really defined better. what i have been bringing t

with learn a little bit ab comet case. it has two items on on wilkes booth when he was captured, a set of keys and a travel map much like what we carry today. it folded up in this nice little book. these were on his body and the national parks service were able to loan this to us. as we move forward we come to a map that traces that escape from washington that john wilkes booth and david harold made. and by pushing this little li t light-up button we get to follow the path way that booth took, his stops at the tavern to pick up weapons, the stop at the d k doctor's house where his leg was set. their first attempt to cross the potomac river and the second one and the journey across and eventually ending up at the garrett farm where, of course, john wilkes booth and david harold were caught and captured and he was ultimately killed there? this side lets exhibiters take a look at the final moments and take a look at john wilkes booth's capture. we have recreated garrett's tavern. visitors will be able to look in the barn and

our product is the best because abe supports it. so our final piece looks at why abraham lincoln is still relevant today through his own words. so all the words you hear in this piece are actually pieces of text that have been taken from his speeches and from his writings and they're remixed. and the idea behind this was to give visitors a last impression of how lincoln's words are so relevant today, how the ideals that he believed in are also still relevant. and really to challenge the visitor with the idea that democracy is a work in progress, and it's our duty as american citizens to think about how we can continue that legacy further. there is something about abraham lincoln and his words that allow people to connect with him and find some kind of meaning with him. lincoln is still here with us today, and there is a reason for that. and it has to do with the ideals that he believed in, and the principles that he followed. >> we believe that ford's theater is the location in washington, d.c. to learn about lincoln and his legacy.

security council to send a joint teamf ab u.n. peace keepers to syria. clinton said gaining consensus r ch a plan would be difficult. >>> security fce in bahrain have suppressed mass protests on the first aivsa of an anti-government uprising. iausmsook to the streets in more than 35 districts of t land nation on tuesday and tried to occupy pearl sar i the capital of manama. the square has been a symbol of e aron protest. police and troops fired tear gas and rubber ble to restrain the protesters. human rhtgrpsayt as 20 people were detained and many others including women and childrener wounded. shia muslims make up about 70% bahrain's population. they're protesting the rule by a minority sunni royal family. bahrain is home to the u. navy's fifth fleet. the u.s. has refrained from intervening in the rest to matain friendly ties with baais veme. >>> time to check on some of the stories we've gathed fm broadcasters around asia. we begin with this item sent by tdm macau. police inac raided an upscale hotel in the city after receiving a tip that a crimina ngas

as the council general mentioned, ab 199 finally acknowledges the work and the tremendous bravery ofers in world war ii, who will be written into our history books. we're going to make sure that happens. the dream act that was signed by governor brown, which will enable our immigrant students to go on to college and applied for the funding they need to move forward. we had a wonderful celebration with the filipino women's network, he brought forward 100 of our most influential phillipines from all over the country. it was great for them to be about to celebrate here in our beautiful city of san francisco. saturday night, we had a celebration with the filipinos eddy pinay educational partnership, who are our teachers and being trained to come in and remind our students of our heritage and our culture and the beauty of the work in the belief we have in our filipino community. last month, we were able to secure the funding to start our -- to restart our program at balboa high school, with the wonderful support of the united way of the bay area. these are all wonderful things for us to c

also appropriate to announce that govern merck -- governor edwin brown announced that he had signed abol curriculum, social sciences, filipinos in world war ii. i think that all of these events show that the filipino- americans are really coming out of the woodwork and showing themselves as a group that needs to be recognized. as we, this evening, a well recognized quite a number of them. we welcome you tonight. may i also ask you to welcome the honorable mayor edwin lee. [applause] >> well, welcome. welcome to city hall, everyone. it is my pleasure to welcome all of you here to the seventh annual philippine-american celebration heritage month. counsel general, thank you. mayer brown, thank you very much. i know you are out there somewhere. board president, thank you for being here as well. i am is so happy, because we have a lot of things to celebrate. and i want to first and foremost thank one of the people that i have had a chance to work with, and i think she is a proud member of the filipino-american community here in san francisco, and that has been my chief adviser on families,

green giant >>> we are focusing on the abs.s here to tell us about a core class called wash board abs. that sounds pretty nice to me. i would like to have some. i guess you both have them under those shirts. i don't ask you to expose yourself. first introduce yourself. >> gerald. he teach's class at crunch fitness. the hayes way. maximum toning, maximum results, maximum fun. >> it sounds fantastic. >> yes. >> gets rid of the belly fat. >> oh, yes. that sounds great. tell us what you liked most about it. >> everything. i mean, you are talking about even from the warmup, everything is core. it started here and -- >> is this the warmup? >> this is just the warmup. >> this is a class both men and women take. >> yes, yes. >> describe what you are doing there. >> hip rotations. just warmup hip rotations. loosening up the hip, lower back. doing a few squats here because a lot of the exercises we do in the class involves from the torso all the way down. it is not just your standard situp. >> that was part of the warmup. >> part of the

ab ,ability to do that, but to not rule out our,ability to assist. >> thank you, during our visit to india we visited a side, and it highlighted the needs for rural and indians in poverty. aiding women in prenatal care and v and training women to help to discuss community needs and solutions. what are your thoughts on such programs and how do you think our relations would be impacted if there are substantial cuts to such programs? >> i'm very, very supportive of these efforts. i think that particularly supporting women's health, it has a major impact on the health of their children. i have a particular interest in looking at women's education opportunities, particularly in rural india as in many parts of the developing world, women have not had equal opportunity and access to education. this is an area that as india needs to expand their economy is one that is he very important, i think. and the aid programs that are being conducted in india i'm looking forward to visiting and have a better understanding of, put the one you visited is one that would warm my heart. i would like to hav

indeed after review of ab tucker's work in the georgia historical quarterly had labelled the work "an absurd bit of propaganda based on a per version of torqual facts to show them in 1938 they were not in slavery and -- the most amazing discovery the author makes this reviewer wrote is the long sought-after reason why the south lost the war. the negros revolted and put a stop to it. a reviewer in the virginia magazine of history also took umbrage at a similar suggestion by professor krolls. this reviewer was able to see that the black had helped the cost of freedom but at what cost he wrote. not to them mind you but to slave holders. in leaving the plantation this reviewer wrote black people created hardships for white people. they hurt food production and in some cases forced white people to flee. it was not a good, positive sign, the reviewer wrote. mcpherson stepped up in the midst of this ahistorical work to tell a story of black people's contributions to the war for freedom and union. it is worth remembering, therefore, that he was fair from the beginning of the still much debate

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i want to thank abs-cvn, the council general, and the city of san francisco, mayor lee, for this wonderfulor. thank you. [applause] >> this year, our next honoree broke barriers -- tonight, we honor bay area fashion week. >> over 25 designers, 40 models, and the finest designs, celebrating our art means celebrating our story. it is a documented, and as our designers showcase, this year we saw the first ever bay area fashion week. the event was made at a charity fashion extravaganza, hosted in the south bay. the san francisco bay area filipino-american communities eludes this milestone, a legacy of art, fashion, and the filipina solis ready to wear. >> here are the representatives of the bay area fashion week. [applause] >> thank you. ok, let's check out a snippet of this fashion show. >> sounds like a wonderful idea. >> please welcome the fashion. [applause] ♪

we're finishing ripped abs. people say can you really rip your abs in four weeks. you can get a great running start on it. of course they connect to my blog, and there are things we discuss about having to get the body fat over. we are putting out prizes. the first is a $50. it is cool stuff. as that one ends and they can continue on with that, now we go into ripped arms. so starting thursday, they go on to youtube, they suscribe to my channel. i have it posted on facebook. come back to facebook and say, "i'm in." everything there, i coach you through them. what i'm going to show you is we have two of them now. we're going to mix up muscular strength and muscular endurance. the first ripped arms video is done with free weights. we go through each muscle group, bicep, tricep and sholed shoulders. you can go to the video, too. it is a bicep and a delt combination. you are doing the combination exercise. it goes quickly. it goes right into rolling out and doing a nose breaker for your triceps. you want two weights, three sets of weights there and a ball. you go 12 or

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abe lincoln did a couple of face plants during the tryouts there.o come in sports tonight, the cavaliers look to leave the >>> big game today on the hard wood, maryland, virginia, 176 times, virginia and maryland beaten in basketball. in less than 48 hours, the terps went from their biggest win of the season to their worst loss of the season. meanwhile, in just 20 minutes, the cavaliers saved their season. entering today's game, the 22nd ranked team in the country was on a downward trend. this afternoon the cavaliers were clutch. the terps coming off a 16 point win against boston college. he gives maryland his first lead in the game. he had 14 in his first half, but 0 for 7 in the second half, game tied 31 at the break. the terps score the first bucket. but then virginia takes over, mike scott, a senior had a game high 25 points, puts the cavs up 7, terps with 15 turnovers in the game had the honey shrunk the three-pointers. later brogden with three of his points off the best. the calves win big, 71-44, improving to 7 and 5 in the acc, maryland fall

research ares found that mice with an ab normal protein linked to the disease travels along the brain jumping from neuron to neuron. they are hoping to slow or stop the progression of the disease. >>> lung desease is the third leading cause of death. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or copd includes emphysema or bronchitis. the symptoms include constant coughing, shortness of breath, high amounts of mucus, difficulty breathing and wheezing but you can manage it through medication, oxygen therapy and pulmonary rehabilitation. abc2news.com is your place for all the health news you need. log on to find all the information as well as different health categories. >>> coming up, a mother accused of leaving her young children alone in a van for hours. why doctors say a medical condition could be the blame. >>> a billionaire accused of murder and a controversial adoption. >> everyone knows kids like to stick things in her mouth. what a special needs teacher did to try it get her kids to stop that's making some kids furious. >>> getting you up to the minute on some of the top stories. a v

abs moved away from that in 1996 to move to sue air backs and a pyrotechnic handle, we don't rely onse nitrogen gas for deploying the bag. patti ann: we are looking at video supplied by your company. are these test avalanches? >> we've done a lot of test dummies. there's also been so many real life incidents that we don't rely on them as much any more. the tests that were done originally were done by the swiss avalanche institute, and they in conjunction with our company. since then there's been many such tests done all over the world by ourselves and by other companies. the incidents themselves are real life incidents and when live and death is involved obviously the end result is pretty dramatic. patti ann: it certainly worked in this case. steve wagner the ceo of abc avalanche rescue devices, thank you for joining us live from seattle today. >> no problem, pat tee. bill: the snowboarder said it saved her life. somebody gave it to her for christmas. mitt romney and rick santorum want to be the man for republicans. who has the best shot of beating obama in the general election? bran

. >> he also traveled to harford county for the grand opening of the ab ber dean proving ground. >>> exelon is getting ready to set up shop in baltimore. the chicago-based power company pledged to build a new headquarters in charm city. exelon said this has selected property in the harbor point area. and they're looking for a site close to downtown with up to 370,000 square feet available by 2014. some had wished the company had selected the heart of the city. >>> the transportation security administration said they found a kromm act cattle prod in the carry-on luggage of a passenger. he was flying from baltimore washington international. 61-year-old richard perrucci surrendered the prod. tonight abc2 news investigator investigates. >> i was hoping it was a bad dream but it wasn't. >> no, it was not. it was reality as he lost his assume mate who died days after surgery. it's a wakeup call for all as we expose bad medicine. >>> 56. normal is 42, so still tough top complaint so you are our two-degree weather win are. when we come back, we'll talk about this cooler trend for the weekend

e ab master is our parent now. he eats with us. we call i that. >> they eat twice a day. taking in big quantities of meat and vegetables hps them bulk up. once their stomachs are full, the time comes for another critical part o the regimen. napping is very important for sumo so they can rest their body, get stronger and bigger. ihi is time for me to go and leave them alone. >> the nap lasts for three hours. then they go about their house keeping work a chores. how they spend the rest of the day is up to them. whatever they choose, the whole cycle startsllver again early the next morning. that's all for sports. >>> hiro, thank you. mearts of europe have been experiencing a cold snap, but things will let up. rachel ferguson will have the weather. >> i will start off with video congcrsro various locations from spain where temperatures dropped to minus 15 degrees in many places. lots of car accidents occurred due to the snowy roads. we go to serbiahere the highs are below the freezing mark. this is the river which is completely frozen over. people were able to cross the river

you can join the trial at ab c7gail. >> joshua weissman died on after a sell-off of bridge on 395.ony will be held in alexandria. a paramedic's funeral will be on thursday in alexandria. a conservative group opposed to protests isc planning a counter protest at freedom plaza beginning today. the national center for public research has a permit to rally sportstime through march 15. it will take place between 11:00 a.m. at 2:00 p.m. each debt. we are looking at 24 degrees on this monday. >> it is cold. week of delays or metro passengers. expect delays because of track work. la combat. time to a check on traffic and weather. caskeys start with adam in the weather center with the morning. this monday it was a cold weekend. we had a little snowfall and high gusty wind. morning todaythe 20's. teens and 21 in shepherdstown, 16 in remington.and weddi chevy chase, 24. a cool start. this afternoon will be in the mid 40's, close to average. west winds and 5-13. mostly sunny skies today. close to sunset we will have an clouds.ng that will lead to mostly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow d

ab >>> a garage fire cost $50,000 in damage and firefighters to the hospital and two tortoises scurrying for cover. this fire took firefighters just 10 minutes to knock down but that was long enough for a fire fighter to suffer heat exhaustion. the tortoises are just fine much to the relieve of the neighbors. >> we went back there, the house was engulfed in flames. and we're just, you know that crime... the fireman told him they were alive. look at this. >> and turns out a device to keep them warm burst into flames. the firefighter is okay and treated and released. >> and well, your cell phone might be leaving you selfish. that is the finding of a study looking at college students in early 20s, researchers found cell phone users are less likely to volunteer for community service believing it is because cell phones help you connect with other people, fulfilling a need to belong. >> and we'll be right back. male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. the pr

ab >>> at 6:00 silicon valley is outpacing the nation when it comes to creating new jobs. >> and thee whose arrest helped usher in the arab spring shows what transpired over the last year. >> and more than 100 students got the chance to spend the day at the white house including a local teenager. >> they impressed the president with everything from robots to marshmallows in the state dining room. >> one teenager was among those the president honored this, is video of the 17-year-old senior after she won top honors. >> it's young people like you that make me so confident america's best stays -- days are stuvm. >> this was the second year the white house hosted the science fair, what a thrill for the kids and fun for the president. >> yeah. yes. that is going to do it for us. world news is come next. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate

james harden with that beautiful abe lincoln beard going to the hoop, 16 off the bench.ryant not shooting well. 7 of 24. he got the old timers in the lakers . and in oklahoma, man, are they fast! durant has 33 and 6. they win tonight 100-85. >>> jeremy lin, he got ready for the first time as a pro -- just tattooed tonight. in all this this excitement in miami. the heat came out from the get-go. just attacked him. and lin just couldn't hang. he had 8 turnovers , only 1 for 11 shooting. lebron james had 20, 9 rebound, 8 assists. dwyane wade -- they wanted to come out and shove it right in linsanity's face. >>> on the good side, somebody bought a jeremy lin trading card when he was playing for the warriors. he put it on e-bay and got $21,000 today. >>> stanford welcoming in the newest member of the pac-12, colorado. and they're in the rockies for this contest tonight. colorado and utah, i don't know what they've added to the conference except a lot of money. cardinal 19 and 9, 9 and 7 in the conference. >>> cal staying atop the pac-12. they're 13 and 3 with a win over utah

. >> abe. good to see you. let's get to what the technology is.average people at home are not familiar with the fact that printers can print in's 3d fashion. how does that happen and what are the primary industries that uses technology. >> we basically can take any digital file and print one layer at a time and print in plastics and metal and the only who can go from aviation to production and context it print. we can go into anything from your gadgets to implants to first dental restorations and aerospace parts and components and we are disruptist and impactful on every part of our lifestyle. from the shoes that you wear to the computer that you use. all of it is being shaped and designed using 3d printers today. >> it sounds cool and pay through the nose for the hewlett packard vials. i have to believe your thing is through the roof expensive for people that owned them to use. my sense is the cost to repair these things and the cartridges and if i were in a shop that owned a dentist, what kind of outlay are you talking about? >> today we have pr

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