this is great because bamboo is sustainable. the bedroom, these beautiful jars, you can throw your change into these beautiful vases and nobody knows. nobody knows you're hiding your change. with all this cleared-up space from the money you're saving. then you have can have illumination from jc penney. >> this is called simply stash. it's meant to be so beautiful you display it. throw it over a door, put it on a wall. this is their multiple organizer. this is great for adults, but i love it in a children's room for all the knickknacks you have. to complete our setting today, the bedding for our gorgeous, "coastal living" bed. >> thank you so much. >> dress is short for the morning, don't you think? >> that is rude. don't listen to her. >> who rules the world? >> she does. >> girls do. >> the author of a controversial new book tells us why working women could mean the end of men. >> battle of the sexes. coming up right after this. >> i'm meteorologist crystal egg gather with the weather channel. we have cool air to talk about esp

. >>> well, some fisherman opt for a split bamboo tie rod and hand-tied woolly warm.thers try a stick of dynamite. others have a strain and aggressive strain of carp involving a pitch fork and waterskis. alex perez went along for the hunt. >> flying fish tore spepedo. a pitch fork is all he has to fight back. his target. asian carp greedy, hungry, fish threatening to invade the great lakes. >> it's a accomplish going 30 miles an hour. >> you may have seen him anchors down in the ring but the pro wrestler has a new challenge. from florida to california adrift in the world of extreme fishing. i took the bait and met up with eric on the banks of the illinois river. >> what have you learned about fishing as you go along? >> it's american ingenuity. it's about meeting interesting people, tenacious, hard working. they found dangerous, extreme ways of catching fish. >> an national planet's "off the hook extreme catches" follows eric as he finds way to get them on the hook. from using paddle boards, to extreme fishing. and the asian carp imported in the '70s to clean their po

the design was built from bamboo, fabric and led lights and was selected through a competition. to make the display even more impressive, the designers placed the glowing moon in a pool surrounded by smaller lanterns. >>> and, finally, the most famous painting in the world could have some competition. historians in switzerland displayed what they're calling a younger mona lisa, the same woman as the famed da vinci masterpiece except in her early 20s instead of her early 30s. the painting is not new though. it was discovered in 1913 and historians say 30 years of research suggest it is the real deal. and it's really not comforting to me that the 20s and the 30s look so drastically different. i mean, i guess not drastic. you can see just see it's a little smoother. >> you know what i think we could do, you could be mona lisa for halloween. you could pull it off. >> i have to get my hair a little bit longer, make it a little bit darker. we'll see. >> we could do it. >> let's try that. what would you be? da vinci. >> da vinci. there we go. done. stay tuned. >>> well, it's time for n

. >> reporter: the panda numbers are threatened because the bamboo forests where they live and eat are being cut down for farming and development. today, only 1600 giant pandas live in the wild in southern china, with 300 in captivity, including those outside of mainland china. >> pandas are amazing creatures. >> reporter: they have driven chinese scientists to extreme, donning panda suits to introduce them to the wild, showing tapes of others mating. even turning to blue pills to help them with what should come naturally. why do they have trouble mating? first, they are solitary creatures, living only in the wild, and females are only able to get pregnant for a short time. these two at the zoo in atlanta have produced three cubs. >> we always give them a chance to mate first, and if that is not successful, we follow up with the artificial insemination. >> reporter: using this to help the creatures that have a hold on our heart. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >> that is our broadcast as we start out a new week, thank you for joining us, i'm brian williams, and of course we hope to s

it's an enormous forest of steel and glass skyscrapers that was erected with a bamboo forest of scaffoldingnd a huge amount of construction cranes. it's set up to be like a suburban western setting with lots of greenery, compared to shanghai. narrator: pudong's director of information. xiang: shanghai is the largest indurial center for china, and it's also one of china's most economically developed areas. a lot of china's advanced scientific and technological development is centered in pudong. walcott: the americans are there in financial services, real estate services, education services, technology such as motorola, food services-- pepsi and coca-cola duking it out in the same industrial park. taiwanese are there-- huge semiconductor factories, billions of dollars of investment. singaporians are there in their industrial parks. germans are there in small and medium enterprises-- chemicals, petrochemicals. so it's a large and diverse foreign population essentially learning how to do business in china, both for export and for the vast domestic market they hope to develop. narrator: but all

this emotional visitor came with bamboo and a separate card. >> why the 6- day-old cub has died. was>> the liver by touching, felt a little hard in places. >> the father has spent time outdoors. the panda exhibit remains closed to the public. margie and her daughter traveled from pittsburgh to stop at the zoo. >> everyone is sad about it. we were looking forward to coming back in the year or so to see how it grew. >> it was mei xiang's distress calls that alerted zookeeper's that something was wrong with the newborn. she has been showing signs of mourning. >> she has been seen cradling an object. we think it was her natural instinct. >> i wondered if they felt sorrow. >> an official cause of death will not be known for about a week. mei xiang is slowly returning to normal today, eating benbamboo. zoo officials did not discuss trying again in the future. >> thanks so much. six people in montgomery county taken to the hospital after a three-vehicle accident involving a school bus this morning. it happened on maryland avenue and great falls road around 8:30. four children from the b

he came in and asked what classes do i need to take to learn how to make an ipad case out of bamboo. >> these are sold wildly. >> within 90 days he sold a million dollars worth of product. >> what did he do before? >> he was a software guy. >> how many classes did he have to take? >> he took about three classes. he had the production prototypes. he did the first 3,000 units on site. >> is there a market for these? >> every major city. >> why aren't they there now? >> it is early in the maker movement. there is nobody else that has built the systems that we have. we opened in dear born. ge is helping us in pittsburgh. university of arizona is helping us in phoenix. we are opening in austin and other places. >> two obvious issues, the safety issue and breakage. you have expensive machinery and people who are amateurs using this stuff. >> it is about 1% of our operating cost. our staff members -- my biggest problem is keeping them from messing with the equipment. when it comes off warranty we have staff to take care of it. >> back to the safety question. we had tully on about a year ago

officials say it's because this boy was walking with a bamboo stick in his hand and it accidently hit a power line. he was rushed to johns hopkins. we're told his injuries are serious, however, they are not life threatening. >>> if you haven't had a chance to voice your opinion, you are getting another chance. it's happening tonight. the baltimore city council right now hosting a forum to talk about how bge can improve their operations and better communicate with their customers when they lose power. so tonight's meeting if you're interested, it starts at 5:00. it's happening at city hall. i know a lot of people do want to speak out about that because that's one of the biggest frustrations, lynette, and one of the things we worry about with weather like we saw yesterday, are you going to lose power. >> exactly. not a good thing. we did have winds gusting over 60 miles per hour, megan. it was rough out there yesterday, heavy downpours, we have a flash flood warning in effect for fredrick and also carroll until 5:45. but look at the naix. most of the nation right now is dry. we have to

the have to have precise cuts, because they are using sustainable material like bamboo. it has to be precise. they are doing 90,000 of this this year, to give you an example. it all goes to show that when federal policies get right down to the neighborhoods, and that you have not only a mayor, but a school district and community partners that are taking this to heart, that we can do this. we can offer not only temporary jobs. we can build a lifetime -- a lifeline, changing lives for years to come. it really does work, this policy, and the kind of investment that is coming out of the administration. it has been extremely helpful. it is an update for you. but it is also an announcement that we got there, and we are committed to build a platform around it for years to come, and get these kids engage. we'll also talk about, as we learn how to improve the workforce investment act, to share the ideas with you. we are excited about helping undocumented youth also get into the workforce. we know the decree the president signed onto would give us another opportunity to bring in m

fire officials say that this boy was walking on randall ride in saverna park carrying a bamboo pole and that pole hit a power line. we're told his injuries are nonlife threatening, serious, but he is expected to make a recovery. >>> consumer news for you this morning, h and m right now recalling children's water bottles because they are a possible choking hazard. take a look at your screen. they're 16-ounce water bottles sold at h and m stores nationwide over the summer. the bottles are pink or blue plastic with a flip top lid. the company has received one report of an incident where those bottles, the spout broke off into a child's mouth. >>> getting a higher education right now seems to be costing more and more, especially when it comes to room and board. college-bound students, those kids are trying to find creative and extreme ways to pay for their tuition. students are doing everything from donating their eggs to actually pawning personal items and hosting for an -- foreign exchange student as well. one student even rented out her car and used her bike to get around to class. we'll

the it was a different world back then china was behind the bamboo curtain russia was when everything east of berlin was behind the iron curtain there was no global trade it was only the united states basically boy gold now you have the whole world boy gold you had bank runs in europe who in their right mind would be holding on to paper as i see it so this is not a bubble it's very different you have an entire world that's worried about the finances of what's going on so i believe by the way the summer is a very important so i'm as a trend forecaster because people are in a vacation state of mind and they miss the nuances of what's going on and i remember one summer when gold skyrocketed back in the late seventy's we could have that kind of scenario again because this thing is unfolding and let's face it they don't have the answers they don't know what to do because if they did they would have done it a long time ago they can fix it and i believe gold prices are going to continue to escalate and i'm of the camp that says two thousand and above all right well when we come back and we'l

i'm going to put a six foot fence in my backyard, it's exempt from permits and i'm going to plant bamboo that grows 15 feet high to block my neighbors looking into my hot tub or whatever it is. totally unregulated. vegetation is not regulated. knowing where your property line is is key to all of this. in this slide, we see a fence built on what many may or may not be the front property line. is it on my property or theirs? the city maintains in the office of the street use and mapping, they maintain careful records of all the properties. and with great diligence and care, you can try and figure out where your property is based on those records. but we are not going to come out and survey or say, here's your property line. the city doesn't do that. we maintain records that says here's how big your property is. you can measure from the center line of the street, base of the curb, monument that might be placed somewhere that you can work your way up to. but if there are real legal issues, you have to hire a surveyor and trace this thing all the way out. yes, joe? >> we can give you precise

. >> all of you looking at the panda cam will notice this panda in the midst of this huge bamboo nest. she's being a great mom. she's taking care of this cub. we have reason to believe she's going to take care of this cub just fine. >> reporter: you guys have not seen the cub? >> no. we can hear the cub, so we know it's doing well. >> reporter: strong noise? >> yes. and every time the cub makes a noise, mei xiang responds immediately. >> reporter: a lot of excitement around here. >> we are just over the moon right now. we're excited to have a cub for us, for mei xiang. it's great. >> reporter: obviously, everyone wants to come and take a look at this little guy here. when will we see him? >> the cub won't be on view for a while because the cub will be in the den with mom. anyone can go to the website and see the cub. they'll see the exact same things we're seeing right now. >> reporter: congratulations to all of you. and a lot of excitement, as you would imagine, here at the national zoo. a lot of tired people pausbecau of course, they've been keeping watch, keeping vigil, and as soon

libertarians and the ordinary folk who would accept this and this is just the criteria of civilization on bamboo or barbarism. the difference between libertarians and other people who might give lip service to this on a superficial level is that we really mean it and we apply it to everything and we make no exceptions for it for example take drug legalization suppose i'm stupid enough to take heroin or marijuana or whatever have i. invaded anyone else's territory or property no so it should be it should be illegal similarly with take the minimum wage law suppose i make a deal with somebody to pay him three dollars an hour and he agrees and he's an adult have i violate anyone's rights have i been guilty of an invasive act with regard to anyway. no therefore the minimum wage law forgetting about its effect which is an economic issue but just from a libertarian point of view the minimum wage law should be abolished which would put me as a right winger and legalizing drugs is a left winger so as i say libertarians are unique we're sui generous with different than all the other political philosophies

she is beginning to eat bamboo. her cub died on sunday. the cause of death will not be known until further tests. >> switching gears, we have some activity in the weather. >> we always do. these are slow-moving storms. t of lightning. some hail.reat is outside, this is how it looked last night when we had that line exciting weather. there is a cluster of thunderstorms. it held itself together. picture as itt moving over the city. you get the power of the lightning courtesy of richard. it is still reasonably low for gusty winds in washington. are 7:00 tonight,, temperature, 81 degrees and you winchester, where the showers have come through, have downed the temperatures although that is still in the mid-60's. that is the source of this line. over the last hour, it is moving into winchester, so there is not lightning. the lightning over the last couple hours. it is spotty. but those are the areas that until 6:00 are under severe warnings and let me to spotlight south of woodstock, that is the one spot is getting some nasty lightning. to of th

mei xiang created a nest of bamboo sticks and a nest web and just fassnauting to know that after so manyappened. we have a doctor the chief veterinarian here. how did he's this all come about? >> it went just according to planned. we weren't sure whether she was going to have a baby or not but we were all so excited just about 11:00 as last night, the watchers heard a lauds squawker, we all came running in and sure enough, a little cub, caught one glimpse so far, is the size of a stick of butter but it sounds like a tub of butter. >> this has been in the work for many years. artificially inseminated almost every year since 2005. >> exactly. we have a whole team here, keepers and trainers and volunteers all worked together. and this is a great example of what our zoo can do. along with the pandas, we all work together. for us to have a dap cleana -- chap cleana and a baby cub, doesn't get better than that. >> your first cup of coffee, well deserved, doctor. >> thank you. >> it will probably be weeks before the public can get a glimpse of the new cubs, as far as chinese custom, we won't ha

i've come to deliver the bamboo.rn is it's never as sexy as the d.v.d. case makes it look. and it is always in black and white. that's all i got. pandas are notoriously difficult to mate, especially in captivity. by nature, female pandas aren't attracted to single male pandas. they're only aroused by males who are already attached and have their own offspring. kind of like kristen stewart. [laughter] meow! that was unfair. wasn't that unfair? geoff: that was great, man. craig: i don't want to talk about panda sex all night. do i want to talk about it? geoff: no. let's move on. craig: all right. the big story today is of course it is national talk like a pirate day. celebrated every year 19th of septemarrrrrrr. do we have a graphic? [applause] there is no need to applaud that. i didn't know we had a photograph of me with a cockatoo on my shoulder. i knew we had a video. "talk like a pirate day" is a real day. it was invented 10 years ago by two guys in oregon. which proofs my theory, everyone in oregon is stoned all t

the american embassy. 11 police officers there were hospitalized after being pelted with rocks and bamboo sticks. in kashmir, thouss turned out. they burned government vehicles. american and is rally flags and burned in effigy, president obama. all the while calling for complete shutdown of all businesses and government offices. in afghanistan a suicide bomber killing at least 12 people after debt it thatting a car filled with explosives, next to a bus full of foreigners. afghan insurgent group claimed responsibility for that attack calling it a response to the anti-islam online video. the u.s. military suspending most joint field operations with afghan forces. that after a number of insider attacks by the very men our forces are there to train. afghan soldiers killing 51 nato troops this year alone, more than the past two years combined. meanwhile the united states government backing away from the spontaneous attack description by the administration's spokesmen and spokespersons over the past week about events in libya, events that led to the murder of ambassador christopher stevens and

she's made a very, very kind of secluded nest out of a lot of bamboo.he feels comfortable there, and we want to keep it that way. >> reporter: there was talk she was artificially inseminated. there is talk she could have a twin. those thoughts are it's not going to come to pass. >> we can't tell how many there are. so i'm not willing to give up yet. >> reporter: next few hours critical? >> i think so. >> reporter: thanks so much for joining us. congratulations. people are going to be watching those cameras around the country as well as here at the zoo, keeping a close tab on things. of course, we'll be updating you all day long. a lot of excitement here. reporting live from the national zoo, megan mcgrath, news 4. back to you all in the studio. >> megan, thank you. can't wait. >> a lot of people excited about this. >> i want to see this cub. >> we don't know if it's a boy or a girl. >> they won't be able to tell for several weeks, and they start out really teeny tiny. >> let's get a look at our forecast now. tom kierein is here with a little change in t

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it is a black burger, bun almost pure black made from bamboo charcoal.th black squid ink. i'm not kidding. despite the name, the burger itself support black. theburger being launched to celebrate burger king's five-year anniversary in japan. >> women dressed in red took part in a march in togo. it is the latest in a string from a group demanding political reform. >> police observed a moment of silence in a vigil near the scene where two officers were killed in a gun and grenade attack. the officers were responding to what they thought was a burglary. >>> we are watch twoing live events in ohio. both president obama, mitt romney both campaigning. they're about 130 miles apart. they're speaking exactly the same time. >> we'll let you hear what he said to the united nations and why the american delegation may even show up for his remarks. want to get to it. sdmrimplts if you had any doubts about how important ohio is in this presidential race, you got to consider this. you've got both the president and mitt romney there both right

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. >> she gets bamboo. she drags it into her den, and she shreds it up into smaller pieces and makes this big giant nest to cushion the cub and keep her safe and warm in there. >> reporter: now, giant pandas are not necessarily the greatest parents although mei xiang did very, very well with her last cub, which was born in 2005. they do have a team standing by with an incubator. they will intervene if they need to. but so far, so good. mei xiang, they say, is doing a terrific job. she's taking care of the cub on her own, and they are just watching those cameras, hoping to catch a few more glimpses of the little guy. reporting from the national zoo, megan mcgrath, news 4. eun, back to you. >>> from good news there to not so great news for redskins fans. after a stellar first win, the burgundy and gold have some disappointment to deal with this morning. the st. louis rams fought back from 15 points down to win the game 31-28. it was still an impressive showing by rookie quarterback robert griffin iii. he thre

she has a huge nest of bamboo so it's normal not to see the cub.rely a lot on the sound, we like to hear a little squawking. and we're hearing a lot of squawking. >> this is mei xiang. this is her second cub. the first born in 2005. there were many pseudopregnancies in between. how is mom doing again with the second live birth? >> mom is doing great. she's definitely the poster child for the perfect panda mom. she keeps trying to doze because she's tired. the minute that cub squawks, her head perks right on up. she cradles it. and cuddles it. she's just perfect. >> dr. murray, obviously, anticipation at the zoo must have been building for weeks and months. what's it like to finally have the cub with us? >> we are so excited here. to have this cub. pandas are such good ambassadors for conservation. they highlight all that we do at the zoo. everybody is thrilled. we're thrilled nationally, globally. it's a nice image of the partnership that we have with our chinese colleagues. >> again, we can view it all on the panda cam at the national zoo. dr. suz

>> every fashion home magazine you see right now is all about bamboo. >> look at this mailbox.$500 each. >> how much is this one here? >> $125. >> i'll give you $75 for it. >> we'll make a deal. >> reporter: and one hour to hunt through a flea market. you're doing a lot of thinking and the clock is ticking. they'll need to buy three pieces, each team, that has the potential to turn from trash to pressure. >> cover this with fabric, take out the bottom. put a lightbulb in there. >> pay 20 bucks for something. and you can make it look like a piece that's worth a million bucks. >> we're taking a mobile bar, which is stationed by a bicycle. there will be a wooden bar attached to it. >> reporter: the flippers have just one day, along with a team of craftsmen, to rescue -- >> it's a little risky to paint the rattan. however, i think it will look good. >> i think it will make it look like the 21st century. >> reporter: recycle. >> we found an old, round mirror. we're going to use that as a tabletop. >> reporter: reinvent. >> i'm thinking coffee table or something. >> reporter: and the

now, 11 police officers were sent to the hospital after being hit with rocks and attacked with bambooticks. >>> 7:15. the u.s. navy will join more than 25 other countries in naval exercises in the straight of hormuz -- the strait -- the strait of hormuz. >>> time now, 7:15. well, president obama campaigns today in the key swing state of ohio. ktvu's alison burns, live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us why the president will have a lot to say about china. alison? >> reporter: and dave, i just got the details in an e-mail from the u.s. trade representative. president obama is going to be announcing today he's filing a complaint with the world trade organization alleging china illegally subsidizes is auto parts exports. the president will say during during campaign stops in ohio. the practice tilts the playing field and undercuts american auto suppliers. the president's announcement comes as mitt romney launches a new ad campaign taking on president obama's approach to china. >> barack obama, failing to stop cheating, failing american workers. >> reporter: the obama campaign is

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. >> this is the bamboo volume spray and a miracle product for any woman with fine hair.down at all. it'll make your hair twice as thick for 48 hours. >> okay. >> it really works. >> another problem, a beauty problem, lip gloss that we eat off. >> yes, we drink our morning coffee and it's gone. this is the honey lip lacquer and contains honey and it absorbs moisture so lip gloss stays in place for eight hours, doesn't disappear. >> not all sticky? >> not sticky at all. the shine will wear down, but the color will stay put. >> deodorant, it's supposed to lighten up if you get dark spots -- >> right. a lot of times women shave under their arms, the area gets inflamed and causes discoloration, so this is a deodorant by dove, it contains moisturizers to combat the darkness. and we tried it for two weeks and it brightened the area. >> foundation is a tricky one. why do you think this is good? >> well, because it's moisturizing. it's oxygen foundation and it really, really doesn't feel like you're wearing foundation at all. it has vitamins, peptides, minerals, to bring oxygen i

in addition to parting the bamboo hedge that obscured decision making in hanoi and bringing them to centertage in the story, i recall how his military strategy prevented him from compromising at the negotiation table, and how war weariness affected the society, and how they were marginalized in the struggle, and how they were bullied #, and how america's allies in the saigon government managed to obstruct u.s. withdrawal, something we're going to see in afghanistan, and timely, how hanoi's small power defeated the politics. put simply, i've put forth answers to questions that have long consume me; however, while the journey from the vietnam war was successful, my his tore yap's brain already has new questions to shape the next book into that war. with that, i'll take any questions if you have any. [applause] >> in your experiences in the archives in hanoi, in vietnam, a lot of times governments make decisions based on intelligence that goes on, and in the 60s, they knew, a, a lot of americans were against the war. how do we milk it? does that determine the strategies of 68 or whatever? did

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