this is baxter black from out there. >> next week, baxter tells us about a dentature stealing dog.ntil that moment check out his work online at baxterblack.com. when we come back it's time for our country church salute. we're off to the golden state this week to check out an old ste gi >> we're off to the golden state. this semifamous engine is owned by a museum in vista, california. this is a steam traction engine, 60 horse, 1912, was bought and donated to the museum by a member here years ago and the museum takes care of it now, maintains it, keeps it in running condition. it's all licensed by the state of california. it gets inspected every year, plus the museum has its own safety program like a free trip every time they're going to fire it up, the guys come out and go through it and check it over to make sure it's safe to run. this engine was used for pulling construction machinery with poll graders or rippers, it was all also on the belt running a crusher. anywhere you needed stationary belt power, it would work at it, and burning wood or coal or whatever it was around for fue

this is baxter black from out there. >> next week, baxter offers his opinion of what a two-man job covers. until then, check out his work on-line at baxterblack.com. >>> when we come back, it's time for trals and -- for "tractor tales". >>> miss any of the story? head to usfarmreport.com. i knew it wasn't gonna be easy. some things take awhile to come back. - three... two... - champions! - ( music playing ) - man: but i've got some good buddies... i guess they're helping me figure it out. being used to doing something with a cigarette makes it hard to do it without one. but if i can re-learn to hang out with my friends without cigarettes, then i can re-learn anything without cigarettes. announcer: re-learn life without cigarettes, free, at becomeanex.org. a new way to think about quitting. >>> we head back to southern california this week for a unique "tractor tales". actually, we're featuring a truck, euclid track truck may look a little rough, but it's had a very rich history. >> this is a 1934 euclid. we estimate the year is around 1934. we're not entirely positive. this is the same yu

he is scott baxter whose majestic line is the official line of major league baseball.h me and for the hour my special guest host former mayor rudy giuliani. >> hi, maria and rudy. >> it is a busy time for you? >> yes. >> tell me what you do and how it plays out going into baseball season in terms of measuring major league baseball player flors the uniforms and how many uniforms you will need. >> well, we are the authentic onfield provider for major league baseball. so, this is the time our teams are in florida and arizona and they have measured over 1,000 players who have specifics things that they like about their uniforms and take it back and bring it to the easton, pennsylvania, production facility and make those uniforms to spec and get them out to the teams about a week before the season starts which of course starts on april 4th, and with repretty excited about the new season, because we have the boston-yankees game kicking it off in fenway park. >> so how many do i get if i am a player -- if i am derek jeter, how many do i get? >> well, it changes over the years

be elected because she does not get the corporate money and does not get the democratic party who baxterthe beginning and gives her $350 thousand. is the country polarized? oh my god is a polarized. all you need to do is be out there last weekend and see what the republican party was saying. >> my point was i think that the tea party has been brilliant at creating theater. they create a space where media will come and they are able to present their point of view. i do not know if that is the best way to measure what is happening across the country. they created theater. that is why, to meet -- that is part of the coffee party, is to present a better assessment of what is going on with the majority. i honestly think we represent the silent and extremely frustrated majority. we've not been speaking up because we are not going to go out and create theater. i am not going to. this is what we need to figure out. we need to reclaim this public space. thank you again. we can come together like this and feel like we are part of the process. that is why i do not want to create theater. the coffee