so she took bam bam on and he is personnel. it seems like that's the situation, he has got all this land to run around, he is well loved, taken care of, fed. it has something wrong with him the veterinarian is called. where would he go otherwise? if their problem, then probably the proceeds in the involvement of suzanna and scott is a problem why was it allowed for this animal to be privately bread in a shopping center for photographs. maybe that is ok also but it doesn't feel quite right to me. there was bam bam and i had some other cats and then i met picasso. i want to read what happened with picasso because it gives a real sense i think of what was going on out there and again if anybody is a model for this being okay and is probably these guys. i am prejudiced in some level because we had a good time. i had an affinity for them and liked them. we had a great conversation. shoemaker is finishing with, of course, cutting off the head and legs. i've got to take the guts out, that is the worst part and it's the law this becaus

bam, bam, bam. >> reporter: and within moments... a 3 and a quarter-inch nail was embedded in victor ben benevides' nail. >> this is what it looked like? >> yes. >> they launched the nail through his mouth. ending up a fraction of a mill matter -- millimeter, away from his brain. >> my teeth are broke. >> reporter: he didn't realize until later, it was so much more than that. he was rushed to the emergency room at cedars-sinai, where scans showed just how delicate the situation was. on call was dr. kimberly lee, a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon. >> when i saw the picture, it was extremely, premly shocking. i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: she knew any movement of the nail in victor and he could go blind, have brain damage or bleed to death. >> you can see that the nail has gone through the palate, the bone of the pal on the, all the way to the area, behind the eye socket. >> reporter: within hours, victor was on the operating table. and dr. lee knew exactly what she had to do. one wrong move and victor's li

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running and hop passed the table and out through the living room and my grandmother would say don't slam, bam, the screen door. i loved being deliciously frightened by my grandmother's stories. i loved being frightened as most young people love to be frightened. fast forward again, i decided i know, i am going to tell my grandmother's stories, so i wrote the dark:30, southern tales of the supernatural. i had never written anything longer. these are short stories, a collection of 10. based on southern stories, my stories but based on stories that i heard. they were like stories i heard. one in particular comes from my growing up. we managed our monsters. i was the founder and first president of monster watches of america. i ate 6 boxes of crinkle cereal and in the mail i received 6 glow in the dark id badges, oh yes. and i invited 5 friends to join me. the most prized possession was the monster book, you know the monster rules, you know them. module no. 10, monsters cannot come within the circle of light. if you have light, they can't come in that circle

al presidente clinton en el 94 cuando perdió el krool control de ambas cámar pero el presidente oo bam ellos decían que no, y hasta hoy día lo único que oímos en términos de una agenda del partido republicano, es el hecho de que ellos quieren ver que este presidente fracase. >>> donde le será muy difícil al presidente obama será en continuar una agenda que el público nuevamente aparentemente ve como una agenda demasiado partidista, extremista. >>> la pregunta es si esto llevará a un estancamiento. >>> el presidente obama no tuvo eventos públicos hoy, pero una entrevistara dial respondiendo a la queja del líder republicano dijo que no debió referirse a los republicanos como enemigos si no oponentes, el partido demócrata hizo un último llamado al voto hispano reiterándose su importancia y dijeron que la respuesta no es quedarse en casa o votar por las políticos que crearon los que llamaron este desastre maría elena... >>> gracias lourdes desde washington. >>> vamos a la pausa y enseguida veremos como la contienda para el senado es más difícil y el protagonismo hispanos en muchas de las c

bam. put it in. for-3. -- 4-3. the nationals managers confirmed a report we have for you last week that they will go after clif lee. if they do not give him, they will get a high-profile pitcher for next season. >> they also have new uniforms. it could be exciting next season. it could be exciting next season. and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one likes to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't lock you into a term contract, you'd consider switching? -oh, absolutely. -definitely. it's a no-brainer. [ man ] because now, with verizon fios, you don't have to sign a term contract. -really? -that's terrific! -did not know that. -i'm in. [ male announcer ] america spoke, verizon listened. switch to fios today, now with no term contract required. it's time for fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> coming up tonight at 11, be wary of the

. >> kroft: body by bam. >> obama: body by bam. >> kroft: from the "daily news." >> obama: the challenge than i do, steve-- is that it used to be a president could call a press conference, and the three major networks would come and he'd talk to them, and you pretty much reached everybody in america. and these days, the closest i can get to that is being on "60 minutes." but there are a whole bunch of folks who watch the "daily show" or watch "the view." and so i've got to adapt the presidency to reach as many people as possible, in as many settings as possible, so that they can hear directly from me. but this is an example of where, you know, on the one hand, folks say, "well, you know, he's a little too remote." then, if i'm on "the view"-- "well, you know, he shouldn't be, you know, on some daytime tv show." my attitude is, if i'm reaching people, if i'm talking to them, i'm willing to take the risks of overexposure on that front. >> kroft: you're halfway through... >> obama: uh-huh. >> kroft: ...just about halfway through your first term. what's the most important thing you've learne

bam. >> jay: they weren't born when that -- >> they don't know what "the godfather" is?ing old. >> jay: mention lou costello again. [ laughter ] >> well, listen. the only state that didn't participate the other night was california. we're still stuck with the gollum and the sea hag but -- [ laughter ] we got -- [ cheers and applause ] we gotta do something out here. we got border problems, jay. >> jay: yeah, yeah. >> i mean, for god's sakes, we got bigger holes in our border than the colander in michael moore's kitchen, and you know something -- [ laughter ] the only reason i tease mike is because he's a bit of a buzz kill about the united states of america, which is obviously the greatest country. i'm watching this show -- or "newsweek" magazine around a a month ago, they have a story on the cover about the greatest countries to live in the entire world. they've got finland, number one, switzerland, number two, sweden, number three. finland, number one. hey, "newsweek," go fjord yourself, okay? [ laughter ] "oh, finland!" finland is the [ bleep ] little plastic village

medical and science professors at the university of california san francisco even wrote to the bam bamdministration expressing concerns. we're writing to call your attention to serious concerns about the potential health effects of the back scatter x-ray security scanners. this is an urgent situation as these x-ray scanners are rapidly being implemented as a primary screening step for all air travel passengers. they're concerned about the effects of the radiation, especially people over 65, cancer patients, kids, teens and pregnant women. it's important to point out many in the scientific community don't share those concerns. this week janet napolitano had this to say. >> these things, yeah, they've been examined six ways to sunday. the fda, johns hopkins university, the u.s. science and standards association have all measured the radiation involved in an ait. it's almost immeasurable, it's so small, maybe two minutes of being in flight. you're exposed to radiation when you fly in a plane anyway. so these things are really miniscule. >> florida republican who is the ranking member on t

but it would allow the current zoning to take place of a bam a certain point -- up to to a certain point. there is the nonconforming use. this instance is slightly different. >> looking at different development patterns in different parts of the city. this is located in our rh1 district, whereas in north beach, it is a higher density district, so we would see a building in front of the property in a building in the rear, seeking to expand the building in front and limit the expansion at their rear. i think there are just different development patterns. president peterson: thank you. mr. corn field -- kornfield. >> laurence kornfield, department of building inspection. the state law is very clear as to who is able to do work. it is regulated under state law. either the owner can do this, or a licensed contractor can do this work, so we do not have any legal authority to say you may not get a permit, you may not do the work. it is encouraging to hear the project sponsors say they're going to hire a licensed contractor. either owners or directors must comply with the federal and state laws

. >>> just moments ago, present owe bam and first lady michelle obama arrived in seoul, south korea.you are looking live as they just exited air force one, dpreeted by the dignitars. he spoke at the university of indonesia before living. the president in seoul, south korea for two visits. >>> republican leaders may be tryingo get rid of michael steele as head of republican national committee smmpt gop officials are pressuring steel not to run for reelection when his term ends in january. they're unhappy with his fund-raising efforts, among other things. john boehner and mitch mcconnell were reportedly among highanking republicans who would like to see a new rnc chairman. >>> he will sit down for a live inteiew with matt lauer. a day after the former president's home wars hit shelves. catch it right after news 4 today here on nbc 4 >> investigators hoping the internet will help them find a person who killed a fairfax county student. the 19-year-old was found stabbed to death in a car along route 50 back in june. e had just finished her second year at savannah college of art. >>> a mis

the good news is you could pick this up, bam, the new c.d.rom cass sandra wilson, and the new stuff, the real good stuff. it is great stuff. you will not be disappointed and i never am whenever i pick up a c.d. that has your name on it. glad to have you here. that's the show for the night. thanks for tuning in. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> i'm tavis smiley join me next time for yolanda van sant. and her new book's piece and broken pieces. all i know is he needs help with his reading. to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial hit raese and remove obstacles from economic empowerment. thank you. ♪

bam, gets it in right there. sharks take a quick 1-0 lead. joe thornton serving the final game of his two-game succespens for an illegal check. game tied to two, so we go to overtime. the sharks had their chances but the ducks get the win. lubernire manovsky. the ducks win 3-2 in overtime. >>> we think the x-rays revealing it's just a back sprain and nothing more than that. after a nasty fall in toronto, ellis rejoined the warriors in new york where they'll play the in this case knickerbockers tomorrow. >>> one of the biggest men in baseball history has died. his assault charges prompted the nba to limit the basketball season. he died naturally today of heart failure in las vegas. quintin dailey was 49. >>> amidst the phds and road scholars, would you believe stanford has one of the best football teams in the country? stanford has a chance of getting into the rose bowl. four words for you. ready? jim harbaugh andrew luck. the head coach and quarterback. luck probably the number one overall pick for the draft next year, but today on campus, we

this comes in, comes out, bam. and it's now, you know, inexpensive and quick. and so the word -- technically it's not polished but it's just plate. it works. and so the question is how thin do you want it. so then your window glass is done the same way now. so it's all done on this little thinner. what we have here is a product -- again, 3/16. this used to be called -- again, the old term was crystal. if you talk to somebody my age, they would say -- because 3/16 was always poured glass and always crystal. they didn't do a twin ground. so it is the same thing as the quarter inch. and you still see it around because they put it in where they're trying to lighten a way. you want to put it in a window so it's not so heavy on a double-hung. it's a good product, but again, you know. you know, it's like window glass, you just have to hit it just a little harder. plate glass, same way. you know, this is what essentially was in i-magnum. this is what's in the mills building. this is what's in the rust building. this is what's in th in the hurt building. there's putty a

the bam bard. said to be a horrible act of barbarism. considering how serious the attack is and what options are open to the international community is our world affairs editor. >> any incident like this is pretty dangerous, of course, but north korea is such a weird place that things aren't necessarily what they appear to be. there seems to be a political battle going on inside the north korean leadership and loosing off a few dozen artillery rounds at the south may well be a sign that the battle is hotting up. in the strange outdated atmosphere of the north, armed forces parade like marionettes, probably only half a dozen or so people at the top of the leadership really know exactly what's going on. but it seems pretty likely that it's got something to do with the leader, kim jong il, and his state of health. not exactly very steady on his feet. he's trying to shoehorn in his son, kim jong un, as his successor. kim jong un's only experience of the real world is his years at a swiss boarding school. are the kims, father and son, trying

kept his eyes down the field and stepped up and, bam, that ball was right out. gonzalez would have had a chance to make a play. >> referee: pass interference, defense, number 52. penalized at the spot of the foul and a first down. here's the numbers to the left. you keep in three and we bring four. ryan steps up. delivers the ball. >> joe: tony gonzalez, if you could see the subtleness of what he did. just slowed down enough so that gooden could climb his back before he made a leap at the ball. blitz again first and ten. ryan. roddy white. he'll walk in. touchdown falcons! >> matt: what a fantastic job by matt ryan of seeing the blitz and then buying time by rolling to his left, and that gives him the time to find him down the field for six. >> joe: what a great call by the offensive coordinator to get him away from the pressure. he's moving right now. that's a sprint. that is a great call. >> matt: great call by the coach. >> joe: terrific throw and they are trying to cover roddy white when they are bringing pressure with josh wilson. josh wilson is 5'9". he wa

steve takes us to al an bam ma school. >> reporter: faced with deep cuts, they could make a lot of excusesbut failure is not an option. >> statistically you almost don't exist. 100% black, 60% poor, homeless children in your school. this is the worst economic time and you have one of the top ten schools in the entire state? why are there resources not holding you back? >> quality instruction make as difference the relationship between that teacher and student make as difference. the skill that that teacher has, when she goes into that classroom, that makes a difference. >> what makes it a good school? >> our parent base is phenomenal. no matter what we need, our parents are there to fund-raisers, to volunteer time. we have people that understand whatever it takes to get the job done, we have to do. and if somebody wants to come in and volunteer and help, we are willing to accept that help. >> so you have found a way to inspire your teachers, children, and parents to stay focused on the children and the business of education? >> we have to bring out our a-game every single day. we have to s

. >> pop, pop, bam! >> reporter: for more than 50 years, lewis was a boxing legend, training young men and boys in this east baltimore studio. some of them became champions, like hasim rahman. >> mr. mack, as they all called him, died last week. he was 92. today, friends and family remembered him as a mentor. >> the thing i admire most about mr. mack was that he treated everybody the same way, the good fighters and bad fighters. >> he was also their coach. >> he didn't pull no punches. he didn't care who you was. nephew. he had to fight. get back in there. fight. put them hands up. >> and mr. mack was an advocate for young men who views boxing as a way out of a life of crime. >>> for all of the kids who are not doing what they're supposed to do, they need to put the guns down and put the gloves up and it will change their life. and boxing will save their life. it saved mine. >> the thing he stressed in our family was education. that was the number 1 thing. you had to go to school. >> reporter: and mr. ma

a vigil thursday to pray for the safe return of tina herm onan, her son and friend instead bam a memorial and in memory of the victims. >> we love them very much and will miss them so much. >> and you don't want to say goodbye. >> reporter: police arrested an unemployed tree trimmer charging him with kidnapping the 13-year-old girl and investigators are looking for evidence linking him to the murders. >>> georgetown students being warned to keep a close eye on the laptop and that blog is reporting thieves stole 8 computers over three days last week and one was taken from the dorm room and students can leave the registration program to help the items on www.myfoxdc.com and we have details on how to register your property and click on news links to find it. >>> and another beautiful fall day. >> gorgeous. how's that going to be? i would imagine quite chilly, gary? >> you're getting this figured out. >> you're going to went to do it yourself. >> no, never. >> and thank you very much. >> that is going to be good overnight tonight and going to be cold and freezing in the suburbs. not freezing

bam. here's another one. danny says, ooooookkk, or oookkk, i'm not sure. just woke up.hella early. any suggestions? y yeah, stop bothering us with nonsense. we can't come up with ideas of you to do today. you're unfriended. you see how much fun that is? [ applause ] so we want you to do that. one area of my campaign is not going as well as i'd hoped. when i announced national unfriend day last week, aka, nud, for short. focusing on a young lady named gina. this a person who posts updates about every -- four seconds. so i asked people to unfriend her. unfortunately, instead of reducing her number of friends, i've now tripled her number of friends. she now has more than 1,400 friends. and i'm beginning to gina hate her because she loves this. let's try something new. today, everybody friend gina. she's great. i can't live my life without knowing what flavor of coffee she likes and what exercise class she doesn't feel like going to today. so try that. this is how betty white wound up hosting "saturday night live" i think. it could happen. i have a different strategy now wh

. >> pop, pop, bam! >> reporter: for more than 50 years, lewis was a boxing legend, training young men and boys in his east baltimore studio. some of them became champions. "mr. mack," as they call called him, died last week. he was 92. today, friends and family remembered him as a mentor. >> the thing i admired most about mr. mack was that he treated everybody the same way, the good fighters and the bad fighters. >> reporter: he was also their coach. >> he didn't pull no punches. he at any didn't care who you was. nephew, you had on to fight. get in there, boy, and put your hands up. fight. >> reporter: it was a way out of a life of crime. >> reporter: for all -- >> for all of the kids here not doing what you're supposed to do, you need to put the guns down and put the gloves up. you need to change their lives. boxing will save their lives. it did mine. >> it did for many, many men. mr. mack's east baltimore boxing studio is on the corner of broadway and eager streets. next month, the city plans to rena

. >> it was the loudest, scariest sounding, startling just bam. >> reporter: she was driving through lindenhurste. just as the light turned green, the tree came down on her car. a branch went through the body barely missing organs. >> i felt heavy pain and i saw tree literally coming into my stomach and out of my stomach. >> reporter: she says the weight on her chest was more painful than the one in her. she was amazed people drove by without helping. >> i looked out the missing window and there were people driving around the branch that was blocking the street, taking pictures from their cell phone and they kept driving away. >> reporter: she says after the ambulance she was calm even trying to make the paramedics laugh. part of the reason was that a year and a half ago she was in a coma after a rupture in her heart. she knew she was going back to the hospital where she would get excellent care. she is anxious to getting back to teaching art. she was more excited to show off her painting than the tree branch. >> i know i was very, very lucky. i felt like wow i want to play the lotte

. >>> president owe bam a ma is in portugal for a summit with nato allies. afghanistan is on the top of the agenda. they're expected to talk about a 2014 target for handing over security to the afghans. now most nato members think that's pretty realistic but the obama administration shiied awa that war goals will be met. >> jurors will soon begin a third day of deliberations in the chandra levy trial. over the last two days they have deliberated for more than 11 hours. ingmar guandique is charged with killing the washington intern in 2001. prosecutors say levy's death fits the pattern of other crimes committed by guandiq. the defee says guandique has become a scapegoat for a botched investigation. >>> some george washington university stunts may have more to worry about than just grades. bedbugs were found some five g.w. dormitories. they were found in six dorm rooms this semester. four cases have been completely eradicated. the other two will be completed within the next week. the school is not releasing the names of the dorms where the bedbugs were found >

she stands above me, summons the natural forces, and, bam, natural root lift. >> larry: daily? four, five times a day. she's ever present. >> larry: how hard is it to manage? >> very much. put it there and just for the virility and look a little bit like ras putten. and then a woman will remind me that i look like charles manson. >> larry: he did have a hair like that. not a beard, but that hair. >> the main thing is not charles manson. it was that murderous rampage and the way he contributed to the ending of the '60s and the vietnam war. the way he looked was not that bad. except that swastika on his head. what was he thinking? what a crazy thing to do. >> larry: what do you make of your royalty getting engaged? >> well, i don't know about all of this, larry? what's going on? has he rushed into it? young william? yeah, i mean, just some posh people are exchanging jewelry. i mean, how many of us do care? i don't know if it makes people happy, makes him happy. i met some of the royals. the queen, i met. >> larry: you met her? >> yeah. >> larry: in what circumstance? >> kinky cir

the heightened pressure on the bam administration to change it before the new congress is sworn in. >he two suspects of the mail bomb scare is a top al qaeda bomb maker, made the bomb that killed his own brother. it was rigged to printer cartridges, more than 4 times more powerful than those he made for the underwear bomber of christmas last year. major cargo firms have stopped shipments from yemen and germany has stopped flights as well. >>> one of the 33 chilean miners used his time wisely. he regularly jogd through the unblocked sections of the mine to get exercise. upon hearings story, a new york club invited him to manhattan. he asked if he could run in the marathon. the word was sent he will be welcomed to join that competition and will be running above ground in new york this sunday. >> good luck to him. people across illinois heading to the polls tomorrow. coming up, tom skilling has your election day forecast. >>> and in tonight's medical watch, why pregnant women should >> announcer: great news from the leader in hair restoration. advances in medical science have resulted in

two days later, bam, jessica and her man come out saying they're going to tie the knot as well.od guy. 6'3". went to yale. been an athlete since he was young. played for the saints, the 49ers. now he and jessica will be husband and wife. >> the other interesting detail to me on this one is that in addition to only being together five months, jessica and him, he's also very recently divorced. >> oh. you're thinking rebound? >> i don't know. have a necessary sa did just get engaged to her ex-husband so that has to sting. i hope the best for jessica but it does seem a bit early. >> i hope the best for her. she's a sweetheart. i hope. from your home state. >> we said this before we went to break, a former president is going to be on "the hangover 2." >> i love it. >> multiple sources are reporting bill clinton taped a cameo. so get this, he's giving a speech in thailand. if you followed him at all this past couple of weeks, he was giving a speech on clean energy. in addition to tmz and "people," they're reporting clinton will play himself in "the hangover 2." they say he was in the