take the volcanic ash. airlines were left counting a huge cost. scientists are fighting back claiming they have a device to prevent that. >> when this icelandic volcano went on a tear, it looked like the end of the world and by the passengers affected by a week of canceled flights, it felt like it, too. so imagine if there was a way to monitor eruptions and keep flying? europe's most active volcanos. this has been buzzing over it for weeks collecting ash cloud data. >> this is a situation any pilot could face. knowing there's volcanic activity in the region but not knowing how dense the ash clouds are, this canness density and help the pilot navigate through them. >> it's being funded by easy jet and the technology is being investigated. it would look like this. >> at the moment no aircraft has a means for detecting ash in flight. we have a flight but nothing onboard the aircraft. so it's a big change. it's almost like the change that happened when we had weather radar. >> we had now we know the levels of ash where they were extremely low. had we

it will tell them how much ash is in the air. >> we now know the levels up ash were extremely low. had we had the technology on the aircraft, i am pretty sure at least 90% of the airports would have been open. >> the impact from last year's eruptions was bad enough, but iceland is reporting intense activity from an even bigger baldy a. they do not know when it will erupt, but they are sure it will. >> there is no disguising that the u.s.-pakistan relations are tricky these days, but soon pakastani children will be introduced to an american hero that can make inroads or diplomats do not. elmo. now all locally-produced version of sesame street is said to wear on pakastani television on saturday. $20 million has been allocated for the project. orla guerin has gone to the set. >> meet the cast up pakistan's "sesame street." elmo is here, but he is surrounded by new friends. a pakastani village has been created on said, full of local characters and local concerns. here is rani, star of the show -- cricket-mad, energetic and furious. -- curious. the 12-year-old who plays kier an says the

also in the program -- remember those ash cloud delays? the military technology that could soon be helping civilian aircraft. and -- ♪ >> sesame street as you have never seen it before. pakistan's version of the show, and to make children more open and tolerant. it is midday in london, 1:00 in brussels, where the final preparations have been made for the latest crunch summit on the euro zone crisis. with each summit, the stakes appeared to get higher. the french european ministers said that the euro could explode. the key issue -- should brussels have greater control over natural fund? -- national funds? the german and french leaders are finalizing their joint position. >> they are preparing for a better -- a battle royal in brussels. if there are inside the goshens to be hadn't inside of the site -- inside negotiations to be had, it would be here. this is the chance to hear the concerns of smaller euro zone nations. one of them is island, opposed -- ireland, opposed to a host -- wholesale change. >> it is a red line issue for us. i think

so you have sand, ash, pieces of wood, brick. well, the ash is a hazardous material. you come along and used to buy a site at sixth and mission, with the understanding you will demolish the building and build a 50 story building. and you thought you were just going to dig out the sand, the film, and haul it to another site. now you come to find out the material you were going to move at $8 per ton is now going to cost anywhere from $40 to $78 per ton. the has a significant impact -- and has a significant impact on the cost of your project. if you are out on the sunset and vine a single-family home, just have the geotechnical engineer come out and say it is on earth quicksand, the building will probably settle three-quarters of an inch. have the structural engineer look at the frame and say, you have a serious soft story here. lawrence, expected that. you might want to put in some clips and fasteners and sheer walls to stiffen it out. as you move east, you have not only the soft issues, the structural issues, but you have the hazardous-waste. if you recall as a kid, ev

record show the ashes of at least 200, -- 274 service members were dumped in a landfill.ore than the military acknowledge. the practice of dumping the ashes was never formally authorized and the air force never disclosed the secret practice to high ranking officials. we are learning families who had given the military permission to dispose of the loved ones remains in a honorable way were never notified they were taken to a landfill. linda so, abc2 news. >>> this is the hot topic on the web page this morning. your thoughts on servicemen and women and the ashes reportedly being dumped in a virginia landfill. our facebook fan page we want to know what you think about this. sen the -- some comments are posted overnight. let nice you think. >>> the maryland board of physicians has implemented a ban on ortho peed friction referring patients for treatment on an mri or ct machine which doctors have a financial interest. the implementation is after nine months after a ruling by the state's highest court that went into effect and it's supporting decision by the court appeals befor

david ash, 27 points to goodwin, and that was that. 21-10, texas on top of cal, which finishes the year at seven and six. >>> a's general manager billy bean has done it again. he's traded away another big name. today, andrew bailey, he's the closer. he's now going to be the closer for the boston red sox. traded along with ryan sweeney for three players. you could call them three prospects. so four pitching staff members are gone, the entire outfield is

when the fire is reduced to ashes, every one jumps over the ashes and makes three times -- three timesnd makes a wish. >> that sounds a little superstitious. >> as long as you don't step into it and get burned. >> and ethiopia, this is especially the orthodox church, they use the julian calendar so they celebrate christmas on january 7. we asked somebody what that calendar was, and they said it's the one that was used before the one we use now. thank you, there you are. the one used before, so we didn't know. that but the christmas services called began april. most people -- gana. most feast fast on christmas eve. at dawn they dress in a traditional white garment. >> that's it right there. >> yes. called a shama. and this go to church at 4:00 a.m. i don't want to fast and i don't want to get up for service at 4:00 a.m. i like our tradition of feasting better. >> we feast on christmas. 12 days after, they start a 3 day celebration called timka, celebrates the baptism of jesus. japan, like iraq, you don't think of -- since less than 1% of the population identifies itself as christian, th

perhaps the most sentimental and noteworthy are some of clyde tombaugh's ashes. his ashes.t's on its way to the stars. the man is on his way back to the very planet he discovered and he's due to arrive there in 2015... that's great. and that just blows my mind. i'd challenge anybody to put that on their résumé. tyson: finally its time to head back home. but my journey isn't quite over. i have one more thing to do, a promise to keep. when i met annette tombaugh, she told me she had never seen our exhibit and asked if she could see it with me. of course i agreed. i was a little nervous about inviting annette to the rose center, because this is kind of where the public awareness of the problems with pluto began. i'm excited. i'm really excited about seeing the exhibit. of course i am still going to look for pluto. i think what we did here is sensible. so let's hope this works. (knocking on glass door) (laughing) hello. hi! welcome to new york. it's good to see you. oh, my goodness. welcome to the belly of the beast. tyson: i showed annette where we exhibit the planets. then i

they recommend leaving ashes in a fireplace protected by a screen.he agency says hot embers or ashes cost more than 11,000 residential fires a year. meanwhile, police and pennsylvania had a murder mystery on their hands after a torso was found in a garbage bag on the side of the highway. police say the torso belongs to a male but at this time they are not commenting on how the person died. investigators estimate he was killed for three weeks before the body part was found. three miners trapped on the ground in tennessee have been rescued after a three hour effort. they were part of a group of 54 miners. 51 miners made into the surface safely, the other three were forced to retreat deeper in the mind until a rescue team extracted and several hours later. >> according to a new report, the number of reported sexual assaults at the nation military academies shot up 60%. between the three major military academies, there were a total of 65 reports. those include the u.s. naval academy, and the air force academy in colorado. the pentagon suggests efforts by

is ash working today? how should i know? barn sour, huh? once they're saddled in, that's just about that. that's funny coming from someone who moved in to the barn on a strictly temporary basis and has ignored all hints about cramping people's style, not to mention hogging my favorite frozen bagels. those are frozen? i figure i can pick up a few fence panels and tack up a couple pens behind the barn. things keep up this way, we might need a whole new barn, too. tell that to your father, the way he's throwing money around these days. grandpa. well, it starts with that herd of cows, now that fancy new phone he got for amy. why not a new barn? you know, you lent him the money. you can't really tell him how to spend it. yeah, i've heard it all before one too many times. morning, jack. yeah. fine, thanks. hey, jack! [sighs] what's with him? not really a morning person. so--ahem--this one was hit by a car, uh, that one was freaked out by a lightning strike, and this one is-- ahh! mouthy. thanks for the warning. and we are so crowded, i'm keeping

that was the scene last year when a volcanic ash cloud blew over europe. now, scientists are fighting back. there was a test flight over the volcano to see what was being done. >> when this volcano erupted in april last year, it looked like the end of the world. for the 10 million passengers affected by a week of canceled flights, it is felt a light -- it felt a lot like it, too. looming over the sicilian countryside is your's most active volcano. -- europe's most active volcano. this is the situation any pilot could face. knowing that there is volcanic activity in the region not knowing how thick the cloud is. this agreement can measure the intensity of those clouds and help the pilot navigate. >> the research is funded by easy jet. the system is being refined. eventually, the pilot will seem a screen like this showing how much cash is in the air and how far away it is. >> we have lights, we have models, "we don't have anything on board the aircraft. this is a big change. >> we now know the levels of ash were extremely low. had we had the technology on th

to feel the tips of grass force through the ashes of earth the complicated earth that seechls soft at the surface and yet so deep. that is how i feel the hidden layers of hardness, liquid and flame. can anything survive at the core. must i always hold people at a distance never let them settle inside me. mother there is not enough room for me in your womb. that's why i left. to seek a home a place where i could grow. 165 miles i crieds, 165 times i missed you today. 165 meals that did not satisfy. 165 was not the number of my dorm room. 165 dollars for a 1 way ticket. 651 the area code home. >> this is a record. phone rings, a set in mother tone asks, what are you eating, how are you getting around? warns me to lock all the locks on the door. my voice plays over and over half truths with fragmented vietnamese. i don't tell her that the locks have already been locked the click, click change of chain to groove. i don't tell her about my fear. i don't tell her i can't lock out the sirens, smut and paranoia of taxi cabs. the tortured baby crying scents of yeast from the bagel shop. extrem

smoldering ashes from a fireplace sparked the blaze. >> reporter: it was a tragic set of circumstances that caused the christmas morning inferno. the five victims were sleeping upstairs in the beautiful victorian on the long island sound while the girl's mother and her friend stayed up late into the night. forcing it to a fireplace ashes outside, but he apparently wasn't too close to the house and that sparked a fire. fire officials say he tried to leave the girl to safety as smoke and flames spread. >> the male occupant told him that he had delivered the girls don't do the second floor and was leading them out but the girls panicked. >> the fire spread rapidly as described by neighbors who called 911. >> there is a huge fire at the house next-door to us. >> what is the address, ma'am. >> 2241 japan avenue. if the house next door. there is three kids and a woman. >> within minutes, more than 100 firefighters were there holding back madonna badger from going back inside. she was on part of the roof and try to direct rescuers. firefighters raped raging flames to search for her and her ch

it's ash finding goodwin for a 47-yard touchdown. texas takes care of the bears 21-10. >>> hot stove. the a's trade away players like gift cards, today they sent bailey to boston along with ryan sweeney. bailey saved 24 games last season in oakland. in return the a's get 24-year- old out fielder josh reddick and two minor leaguers. >>> it's time for the wednesday night top five. air force with the extra point to tie it in the military bowl. instead's call a fake. the pitch is wide and the kicker kick itself accidentally out of bounds. air force looses. >>> number four, victor, on the break. the hoosiers loose the first of the year. >>> chris bosh faking the jumper. goes hard to the hoop. throws it down. miami beats the bobcats. >>> james gets no love. dunks on behinder son but the ball comes out, no basket. look again. james dinks on henderson's head. should have counted. >>> number one, the texas defense forced five cal turnovers and sacked manured six times, kenny -- leaping over ee and then making the sack. >> so you can't block t

>> it produced a great deal of cash. -- ash. people are quite intrigued by its recent eruptions.he three times it is known to have erupted, they have all been precursors. that has everyone thinking it may be about to go. the icelandic people are fairly resilient and fairly well adapted to living with their volcanoes. they monitor them. they are wise about where they lived. they do not live on the huge grovel planes on the southern coast of the island. they live on ground that is protected by high ground. when it drops, almost certainly, it will melt ice. if it is a major eruption, it is likely to melt a lot of ice. what that will do is release 8 very sizable [inaudible] wendy's produce major floods, the water has equaled the float of all the world largest rivers combined. staggering volumes of water flowing into the ocean from the smelted glaciers. it does not last that long, but during the time, it is quite catastrophic. >> before we go, there is one last tory. for anyone who has been wishing to get away from it all, we may have just the ticket. confirmedsion has another planet.

wednesday. >> some are so thick it may take to ash wednesday to burn it. >> we're talking about that so we're talking with catholic cemeteries to bury them and perm cleaning out theirs could sets. i'm getting old missiles from 1960. we'll make sure they're properly disposed of. >> will there be a special right then when their put down? >> there's a special right when their blessed. >> we're talking about it and you said the number printed, tens of thousands. they're all over the country. >> not just in the united states. all the other english speaking countries in the world. and there are ten other major english speaking countries. >> as a faith or group of people who has established groups in various countries, does this bring us closer together with other english speaking countries? >> i believe so. they asked for the english translation is that we have one english translation. and when you go to england they'll be using the exact same prayers. they didn't. i lived in london for five years. they had slightly different words to the crede and they always tripped me up. but now you'll

>> yes, ash. >> reporter: enathaw is among several hundred refugees from burma who have been embracedess ant hill baptist church. officially resettled as refugees, they come here with full legal status, welcome to work, welcome to go to school, welcome to stay. >> god has a miracle for us. we have a chance to come here which is real good. >> reporter: groups like kentucky refugee ministries provide support with english classes, assistance with government paperwork and job placement. having started as a dish war everybody, dr. sang is something of a legend among the refugees. >> america is not perfect, but in my mindset, this is the best place, bar none, it's the best place to live in this world. >> reporter: while they lost their homeland, in kentucky, they found a home. seth doane, cbs news, louisville. >> pelley: the u.s. welcomes more refugees than any country on earth. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the w

going which are cold and white on account of them so here it is like a blazing phoenix rising from the ashes newt gingrich again shows himself to be a major figure in american politics does he represent the republican party. well going to the. science technology innovation all those developments from around russia we've got this huge you're covered. mission free credit taishan free transport charges free. range and free. free. free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free video dot r.t. dot com. people riding in dog sleds and snowmobiles cross the pony r.v. national park before they reach the arctic circle they will make a stopover on the shore of punny on the lake the expedition heading there is taking a short cut because of the bad weather. expedition members driving snowmobiles resolved to go across mt new warren and karelians highest mountain a demanding route by all accounts according to the folk at big color vala this place is the gateway to the mysterious land of popular. the area is covered with thick forest of the kind you find only in sub-arctic regio

that so much i can which of course you might want to hear like a pleasing phoenix rising from the ashes new. gingrich again shows himself to be a major figure in american politics does he represent the republican party. in bygone days were vital to get around. but today they're more leisure than life line. what drives people to quit their modern lives and settle in remote woods. one finds them up to survive in the freezing cold. beginning in russia's nals discover the arctic circle on r.t. . the world through the. sun is technology innovation all the lives developments from around russia we've gone to the future covered. the swiss the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and now it had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution or the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spreading. will continue to be in the more than hundred thousand people in. groups walking with the children see the children to be ten times more likely to be born with birth defects and children in the rest of the count

the last erruption produced a great deal of ash, mixing water with magma, which everyone knows brought air traffic in western europe to a standstill for a while. people are quite intrigued by the recent erruption last year. the three times it is known to have erupted during human history have all been precursors to another major eruption, which came within a few years. that has everyone thinking katla might be about to go. the icelandic people are fairly resilient and well addicted -- well adapted to living with their volcanoes. they are always looking for tremors in the earth that could be the precursor to a major volcanic eruptions. they are wise about where they live. they do not live on the huge travel plans on the southern coast that have been created by massive flow. they live on coastal ground that is generally protected. when katla erupts, it will almost certainly melt ice. if it is a major corruption, it could not a lot of ice beneath the ice cap. that would release a sizable flood. both at katlas and at other place years, when these produce major floods, the volume of water o

he's called inbounds ash 20-yard touchdown. that makes it 10-7. now south florida up 27-20 in the fourth quarter. >> there's still time. >> still time for georgeto ♪ [ jerry ] attention shoppers. your groceries are the size of idaho but the interest rate on your checking is small potatoes. earn more at capital one bank. get new high yield free checking. your interest rate will be 5 times the national average. that's huge. and free atms at any bank. free is good. sign up at capital one bank. what's in your wallet? what is he, a clydesdale. the droid that proves thin is no longer frail. diamond-cut spun aluminum. a face reinforced with gorilla glass and a back plate made kevlar strong. inside, it's covered with water repellent nanocoating. it's the thinnest 4g lte smartphone. powered by verizon, this droid is too powerful to fall in the wrong hands. >>> here's something you don't see every day. a midnight surf. a group of 17 surfers hit the waves on sydney's bondai beach to hang ten by moonlight. they wore wet suits lined with neon tubes and used bo

which of course he's right on it dozens of years and he's like a pleasing phoenix rising from the ashes newt gingrich again shows himself to be a major figure in american politics does he represent the republican party. days. to get around. the lifeline. one drives people to quit. and settle in remote woods. one finds them up to survive in the freezing cold. brushes nals discover the arctic circle on r t. two worlds to the true science technology innovation all the ladies developments from around russia we've got the future covered. this was the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and now it had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution or the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spreading. more than a hundred thousand people in. groups working with children. to be ten times more likely to be born with birth defects in children in the rest of. the scene as little as five hundred dollars for lifelong. unpunished. rescues the word for the night of russia's far eastern oil rig with sixty s

the only thing you see was ash, and the place, they destroyed everything. >> reporter: your village whereere living was all destroyed? >> yes, it was ash. >> reporter: enathaw is among several hundred refugees from burma who have been embraced by crescent hill baptist church. officially resettled as refugees, they come here with full legal status, welcome to work, welcome to go to school, welcome to stay. >> god has a miracle for us. we have a chance to come here which is really good. >> reporter: groups like kentucky refugee ministries provide support with english classes, assistance with government paperwork, and job placement. having started as a dishwasher dr. sang is something of a legend among the refugees. >> america is not perfect, but in my mindset, this is the best place, bar none, it's th we begin with a developing y out of san francisco. aboutn e >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. we begin with a developing story out of san francisco. about an hour ago, san francisco police started to move in on "occupiers" camped out at justin herman plaza. >> officers stan

texas quarterback david ash handed off a double reverse and take a look at this. then look.catches it. a pass for a touchdown against california. later, ash connected on a 47-yard touchdown pass and the longhorns went on to a 21-10 victory to finish the season. >>> in college basketball, number one ranked syracuse remains undefeated. the orange got a career high 12 points from fab mellow against seton hall. mellow also blocked ten shots. a new school record. syracuse crushed the pirates 75-49. >>> in kentucky, the fourth ranked louisville cardinals were upset by number 12 georgetown, as starks had a career high 20 points. the hoyas held off louisville in the closing seconds for a 71-68 win. >>> in the nba, the heat are still perfect this season. in the fourth quarter, miami's lebron james went for a dunk. take a look at this. it goes through the rim but the ball hit gerald henderson's head and bounced out. the refs should have called it a score but didn't. in the closing seconds, dwyane wade hit a clutch bank shot over henderson. miami went on to beat charlotte 96-95. >>> wh

have how bring down the house but they were very careful not to burn bridges as libya rises from the ashes of civil war big countries that poured the oil into the fire and now lining to gas sheen undoing the damage the believe that russia benefited more than all others from trading we've got opposition is very widespread here in tripoli and it's simply not true in two thousand and ten most coal was number seventeen on the least of leave this main trading partners accounting for just zero point four percent of its international trade the countries that had the largest trading volumes with a precisely the one that spearheaded the campaign against the european union the united states and turkey and they're all on their own jostling for contracts to rebuild believe via some of them help to destroy you doing. everything right they did a good. american business is still a bit of an oddity here but it's already catching up construction firm on our richard peters arrived in tripoli just before their prizing to seal a multi-million dollar contract because of his government the war and peter subsequ

was published on would be burned up the stake at the army war college, and the week after that my ashes would be dissolved and the dissolved ashes would be shot into space by the air war college and the marines would make it required reading at the kansas, a new approach to on war and he's also a professor here at the university of maryland. >>> this is book tv on c-span2. we are the university of maryland talking with professors who are also authors. we are now joined by professor philip joyce whose book is called quote code the congressional budget office honest numbers, power and policy making." professor, when was the cbo formed? >> the cbe was formed 1974 and was in fact a reaction to the perceived excesses by the nixon administration and on the budget process and as a part of that they also created the budget committees and a budget resolution they were going to be equal players in the budget process they needed to have their own budget agency as opposed to relying on numbers that came to the executive branch and that is the reason for the cbo. >> i think it has been phenomenally

and the week after that, my ashes would be -- and the week after that the fumes from the dissolved ashes is shot into space by the air war college. and the week after that the marines would make it required reading at the school of "decoding clausewitz" published kansas, a new approach to "on war." is also a professor of history at here at the university of maryland. >> we would like to hear from you. tweet us your feedback, twitter.com/booktv. and this is booktv on c-span2 people are at the university of maryland talking with professors are also office. we are now joined by professor philip joyce whose book is called "the congressional budget office: honest numbers, power, and policymaking." professor joyce, when was the cbo for? >> cdo was formed in 1974 it was, in fact, the reaction to some of the perceived excesses while they're actually accesses by the nixon administration. as part of an effort by the congress to try to reassert its role in the budget process. and as a part of that they also created the budget committees and the budget resolution. but if they're going to be equal pl

make sure you get a ticket from the ashes at the door because you will need the ticket to get in to get that great food and the reception in the greenroom. you will notice on the ticket, there are eight great -- plant boxes on the back, and they will mark each station. you need to visit all of the food stations, and once your ticket is mark, you can take it to a raffle, drop it in the bowl to with a gift certificate from one of the participating restaurants, and the winner of the raffle will be notified by phone or e-mail. remember, doors to the green room not going to open. we still have a little bit more of our ceremony here, so stay and enjoy the grand finale. now, i would like to turn the program over to rose, who has overseen the finale of this event since 2008. she also coordinates the decision america pageant coordinates all of tonight's multi-cultural performances as well. [applause] >> thank you very much. each year, it is our pleasure to invite friends of the community to showcase their heritage. everyone, please, for this year, joined in the segment with your party applauds,

the federalist and then the republicans emerging out of the ashes the whigs every other time a third party has been started to basically shoots its own people in the foot with the other parties were. why not infiltrate the democratic party which is more and more aligned with your values in the republican party presumably why not infiltrate them from the grassroots up and to take them over this is giant apparatus there just sit there saying please volunteer to be committee precinct people begin to get because they're not about changing the system they have sustained the system every bit as much as republicans have president obama in his last campaign received more from wall street more in contributions than any other candidate i'm agreeing with you that they're corrupt now both parties are corrupt now but the democratic party was a major progressive force for change in the one nine hundred thirty s. the republican party going to be here on why is there well i am but there was a republican party as a major progressive force for change at the turn of the one nine hundred centuries and i

of the jury to view cues had signed seven agreements to protect the government secrets are kept in ash ash and find it said that manning broke that agreement talking to the post or taking to the podium like he said it p.f.c. manning gave enemies of the united states unfettered access to these government documents and not only to the prosecution reiterate their case but they took me opportunity to present a little bit of new evidence including portions of fifteen pages of chats which the government alleges are between manning and julian assange they're made exhibit showed three chats allegedly between manning and assigned one in which the to discuss uploading the classified. documents one in which the to discuss a couple of classified cables and in perhaps the bombshell of the evidence that was revealed they also showed where manning allegedly asked for asylum just help to crack a government computer which the chatter who they think is the challenge agreed to do so that's probably not good news for the we can expound but now the both sides have shared their closing arguments it's all up

navy on possible football opening. 3 ((bump out)) p3 ((brrak 2)) 3 a lot of people are strapped por ashd thht's whattmakes scrra metell & ss appealing.but it's value... -3 has also been an ncentive tt criiinals. crime and justice reporterrjoy lepola meets up with oneebusiness owner who &padmitt, thereeis money to be made. mmde. p3 ((pkg)) start with & the 3- 3 -3 3 coomng up ... &p...could the once independent navy... finally have a conference hooe n football. the ansser... coming up in pports. ((break 3)) 3 33 bruce cunningham has ffx 45 morning sports. 3&p3 [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com you can choose your channel package. ♪ ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ ♪ now you can choose to save $35 a month for fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month plus get a $300 verizon visa prepaid card with a 2 year agreement. but hurry, offer ends soon only at verizonfios.com. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. 3 coming up in our 6 o'clock hour... 3 jolly old saint ... as a