so, what happens, they hit, they bend, and they sort of bend like this. and they get closer together. so the wavelength gets a little less in here, but the frequency of the waves stays the same. does the frequency of a light wave change when it reflects from a surface, as we talked about before? what evidence do you have that the frequency of light does not change upon reflection? do you have any evidence of that? what evidence do you have that the frequency won't change? check your neighbor. how many people say, "well there's really no evidence of that, it's just in the textbooks and we believe it?" try it, gang. hint, shall i pass this mirror around? if i pass this little mirror around, what would you do with the mirror to find out? look at it. you look at the color of your shirt. and you look at the color, "son of a gun. "hey, the shirt got the same color in the mirror. "wow. the ceiling got the same color. every one thing, everything in-- the same." what's that mean? it means there's no change in frequency, yehey. so if you got a blue shirt and you're

so oh, well, maybe little air molecules can bend steel but not a cat. [laughter] how about it, gang? you know what happened to that cat when it crossed that bridge. in world war ii, that's why they had-- they're up there all the time looking for cats. they might be-- might be some spy. little, little cat going-- take our whole bridge down, man. can't they do it--or something? oh, no, there's no way to protect against the cat's fall. no. we're at the victim of cats. i'm not gonna-- i think, you know--i woke up on a dream recently. i woke up on a dream. and i dreamed that i was gonna cross that bridge and i had, you know, that stones on the radio and everything, and everything going. and all the sudden, i looked down on my dream and i saw cat running right beside me. i mean, talk about waking up on a cold sweat. could you imagine? what could be a more horrible thing to be right in the middle of the george washington bridge and seeing a cat running beside you, right? i'm talking about those calico jobs. the three-calico jobs. you know what i'm talking? oka

it has to do with different colors bending. and we know why they bend differently, because they got different speeds in the medium, different average speeds. the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the brightness, we'd get something like this. we'd get something like this. over here, you can't even see, that's the infrared. over here, you can't see, that's the ultraviolet. but it turns out that right in here, that's the frequency of light that most of--that is emitted mostly by the sun. and that's right in the middle of our color spectrum. because we start down here with red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. and guess what's right in the middle, gang? begin with a g, end with a een. try it. green. excellent. all right, all right. green. it's green. green is right in the

you see over and over in the wall street markets where they believe that they can bend or suspend the law but here's the f.b.i. they caught it seemed to us that they could sometimes bend or suspend the law in their hunt for terrorists and criminals other f.b.i. instructional material discovered during a month long investigation of the f.b.i. counterterrorism training warned agents against shaking hands with asians and said arabs were prone to. jacqueline hyde temper tantrums well once again it's the norm of a syndrome so these get these ages who are allowed to break the law to pursue the bad guys and oh let's get some opium afghanistan to go chase the bad guys always do some gun running into mexico to go chase the bad guys and of course they become the bad guys they are the psychos of the way attacking them selves in the mirror because that's what we have a norman bates debt think lation economy stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max don't go away coming back with much more so stay there. hasn't been easy. it is to get the maximum political. material

our book "bending history" is fairly complementary of how he has handled most of the acute challenges most of the acute challenges to tower country's security. there have been a number of failures or frustrations in this his foreign policy but these problems in the middle east and iran probably at the top of the list could certainly go in a negative direction between now and election day. and so yes, his effort to say that foreign policy has been a strong suit could be to some extent threatened by the course of the headline news. i still think he's done a pretty good job. and i think progress in a number of places including against al-qaeda al-qaeda against in iran and afghanistan, including in east asia has been pretty impressive on 3w58 answer and i also hope that egypt will actually muddle through. bal answer and i also hope that egypt will actually muddle through. it may not be something we love but if egypt goes in an okay direction, to some extents that dwarfs what happens inside of libya in terms of the relative importance of those two currents trees. there is no doubt that syr

the latest one is [inaudible] the women of [inaudible] bend. these are about the women that made those wonderful quilts all over the world. alabama, the poorest county in the depression. the women made these quilts because they needed to keep her children warm and would stack them to make a mattress. they covered the tables with them, they used them for their children to crawl on when they would go outside and have picnics. they used the quilts for everything, small ones and large ones. now today, those quilts are going for 25,000 and more. it was my pleasure to go to g's bend and had the opportunity to quilt with them. my next picture book, i will share this with you and it is called never gotten. i would like to share it because this is something that had been in the process for about 20 years. i have been asking every west african that i have met, did you miss us? what i meant by that was are there stories in your culture that talk about the ones who were taken away? did you tell stories? did you sing songs, poetry, any remnant of anything i

when you are on a ship is only bending at 11 degrees, it seems like you have a long time to go before that ship will break apart or sink. it's a matter of fact, the idea of the ship breaking apart was never in their minds. that is exactly what happened. while the ship was flooding, she started to break apart. if we look at it, most people have understood the story of titanic to be that the titanic set sail on her maiden voyage, and then on a clear, calm night, struck an iceberg. saint, and broke apart. the pieces of steel that john and i documented say that the titanic struck an iceberg, then broke apart, and there was an incredibly different human experience that night. the steel and the weight of the whole broke apart, meaning that the timeline is remarkably different. instead of it being about a half hour, it's about five minutes. in one five-minute period, people went from this into the band, having a drink by the bar, and in five minutes, being in the cold north atlantic. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> you are watching "book tv"'s coverage of th

there is that interesting figure bending over an oar in the long red shirt just behind the flag. and i got a letter from a radical feminist debunker. and i had speculated in my book as to whether that was a woman. it might well have been a woman. there were many women in these armies. general howe kept records and 10% of his armies were women on the ration. and it was probably something like that number at least in the later stages of the war for the american army. but the feminist said about that person, yes, it is a woman. and look again. she's the only person in the boat who is actually rowing. there's some interesting things that are going on here. just a word about george washington. this was a man who came from a very special part of america. it was called the northern neck of virginia. it was the land between the potomac rivers. it extended a very great distance. and yet was largely owned by one aristocratic family who took up residents there. its size was such a magnitude that in the early years, it was measured in degrees of longitude. it covered 3 degrees of longitude.

. >> how do they bend the wood? >> we don't use any steam. we don't use any water.n't use anything extra special to do this other than really brute force. >> in fact, these presses have been here since the late 1800s. the process was invented and patented by steinway. >> what'll happen is, we'll take those laminations. they'll run through what we call a glue wheel, which will put glue on both sides of those laminations. we'll bring it over to a press, and literally there are seven or eight guys that will manhandle those laminations around that press. they will put on what we call coles and presses, which are these things down here, and when they're done, it'll look like that. that will stay in there now for the rest of the day. >> when the bending process is complete, this is what we've got -- the rim of a grand piano. >> when we come back, we'll learn how you can put a little kah-wu zinga bu-binga in your piano.  >> we're continuing our tour of steinway & sons piano factory, where we just saw how a piano's frame is built. next on our tour

tell me a little bit when you're pounding like that, that's sort of how you get the metal to bend? >> well, the pounding is is shaping the bar and from there i'm going to take it to whatever project i'm working on, whether it's hooks or even crabs. so i shape the metal and then there's bending involved and twisting and all kinds of different activities. reporter: and people can come see you in action this weekend. >> yep. i demonstrate four times a day all three days and, yep, come out and see me and we'll be making stuff. reporter: get back to pounding. again, it's this weekend. we're going to put all the information on your screen. it's here at the cow palace at the maryland state fairgrounds. take a look at your screen, it's got the website, all the information. again, if you're hearing that loud noise over your screen right now, that is nick vincent. he'll be doing live demonstrations. there's something for everybody here, photography, jewelry, art, even events for kids, you name it. so charley, we'll be checking in with you later. in the meantime, we'll send it back to you. ho

the water is knee deep and you can walk right across the river and into big bend. and having an unmanned border crossing i think is insufficient. so we're going to talk about that at some point to see if we can get fbi, dea, atf, border patrol, somebody to man a place like that where it is so vulnerable. last but not least, general holder, i'm going to ask you some questions about your public integrity unit. i'm going to give you full credit for dismissing the case against senator ted stevens when you learned of the corruption within that division of your department. i'm going to ask you questions because the report will be public within days, and if there is anything that you should take as your major responsibility, it is that the public corruption unit and the department of justice is fair and even-handed and clearly that was not the case in the prosecution of a great friend to many of us and a great patriot for our country who unfortunately was very badly abused by the department of justice. but i will say you did dismiss the case when you learned of the misbeh

the congressional budget office has said would be one of the most significant steps we could take to bend the cost curve on health care spending. as i noted before, it fully offsets the doc fix. to offset these costs, it includes savings proposals such as medicare beneficiary cost sharing, reforming payments of health care providers, eliminating state gaming of the medicaid tax, and extending the medicaid drug rebate to dual eligibles in medicare part d. while the fiscal commission budget plan calls for the same social security reforms as the original fiscal commission plan, it does not include in its numbers the savings from those social security proposals. that is because, as everyone in this committee knows, the congressional budget act of 1974, the law that established the budget process, prohibits the inclusion of social security and the deficit totals of a budget resolution. so social security reforms will have to be considered separately. however, the fiscal commission budget plan does include a policy statement that supports the original fiscal commission recommendations regarding

although health care reform adopted in 2010 made progress in changing health care incentives, in bending the cost curve, rising health costs remain the single largest factor contributing to the nation's long-term fiscal imbalance. in 1972, medicare and medicaid and other federal health spending totaled only 1.1% of gdp. by 2050, by 2050, that federal health spending could grow to more than 13% of gdp. and we can see that medicare represents the fastest growing portion of that spending. of course, it is important to remember that rising health care costs are a problem in the private sector as well. this is not just a medicare or medicaid-related problem. like the original fiscal commission plan, the plan i'm presenting today does not reopen the health care reform debate. instead, it builds on health care reform by providing additional health care savings. it provides an option to phase out the tax exclusion for health care. a step the congressional budget office has said would be one of the most significant steps we could take to bend the cost curve on health care spending. as i noted bef

. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i thought it wouldn't look as bad. >> when we met him, carr was still recovering from his latest self-injury. he had swallowed several pens. >> it's still trying to heal up on my belly here where they took me to surgery and they cut me open. they had to go in there and take the ink pens out. they left one in so they had to retake me to surgery for the second time to get the other stuff out. that's why it's taking so long to heal up. >> at the time of our shoot, carr had two years left on his sentence and had mixed feelings of his chances of survival on the outside. >> i ask myself over and over, are you ready for it? can you handle it? this is all i know. this is my world. this is what raised me. d.o.c. raised me. i don't know right now. ♪ >>> coming up on "lockup raw" -- >> writing music in prison is my life. >> how one inmate copes with the stark conditions of prison life. and later -- >> the mentality, i'm on dea

push forward into your standing forward bend.g to hang it over in a rag doll. >> rag doll? >> hang it over. ease that back, bend your knees a little bit. let your head go. you won't forget anything if you let your head go. >> she's got it. we want to thank gwen and we want to thank rosemary. willie's g a

. >> revier bend country club in great falls. the beautiful parade of clouds. skies are now clearing, the wind will diminish, and it will get mighty chile tonight. officially, 64 degrees as we continue to trend below average. 70-51 are the averages. 57 in gaithersburg. 56 in gates' third -- in hagerstown. 65 in lexington park. the wind will be clear and light, temperature is called. 33 degrees in some suburban areas. the water temperature will be warmer than the air temperature. there will be some modification there be. there's a possibility of frost north and west of the city. back along the northwest the blue ridge. a frost advisory during the same time and a freeze warning to the north and northwest. we will warm up tomorrow and temperatures will still be below average, but may be around 63. warm air will be building in, but hang in. it looks like some of these 80 degree temperatures may be here by the end of next week. the next weather system, storm center is this front forming that will all moved eastward. increasing cloudiness and this will give us the ch

they are loading up the towels and if we don't pull it back, it will bend towards oakland. >> as the bridge project gets closer, the tension and the cables will be released. >> we have an update on cal's memorial stadium, we send them to get a look at the progress. there will be a new concession stand as well as seismic retrofitting, project manager said they will be ready for the first home game which is set for september 1st. time now 4:50, a buffalo charges an animal handler, what may have prompted that attack. >> a sequel, the problem is expected to be addressed in part 22. m ktvu the group that posted the kone video is supposed to post a second video today. it again calls on young people to plaster pictures of him all over the world on april 20th. >> my daughter in middle school, it was all over their school. they were all talking about it. >> has the moment passed? >> no, they're looking for april 20th. >>> traffic moving along well, if you're driving out there, you may see some road work. let's look at northbound 101, san francisco approaching the 80 split, there's no major pr

the trees bending down gently flinging branches. our orchard grew like a crown on the sun's eyebrow. where did humbaba come from? his mother was just a cave, his father unknown. who made him a friend pretending guardian of the orchard. did those nice shrubs need fear to go begging for a garden and have humbaba in his treachery ilk. those plants and flowers were like books everyone could read, not cut and throw away. their different fantastic colors had formed our blood so our veins ran smoothly, our 7 wonders showed. then humbaba made a whirlwind of fire and snow. who crowned him king? who showed him our garden was but a jail? humbaba was great and scary, but not so very strong, though no one could ever conquer him as no one would ever try. time and again, when things grew old, humbaba alone believed himself eternal and young, still powerful, able to defeat all. humbaba didn't want to know one fact: that accumulation will lead to eruptive change. but, sadly, when suddenly he realized it after all, he chose to check its power on all,

it won't bend out. >> reporter: it requires compromises. >> it's a suspension bridge.ing you do on one side of the bridge, you have to do on the other. >> example, the pedestrian and bicycle path. >> but it's own on one side. so we built weights so the concrete stays even. >> reporter: when all the tensions are relieved, this will most certainly be the strongest bridge on the planet earth. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the head of the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission is set to visit the aling power plant on friday. that plant has been offline tore two months after a break in a piece of tubing. investigators say the tube is wearing out sooner than expected, but they aren't sure exactly why. they warn if there is a heat wave, there could be black outs in the area. >>> in brazil, a prosecutor filed a second $11 billion lawsuit against chevron corporation after word of another leak in an offshore oil field. it is said to be near the sight where more than 110,000 gallons of oil leaked last year. a chevron spokesperson says the lawsuits are outrageous and without merit. a braz

some will just keep right on going and some will bend this way and some will bend that way. and if you had a piece of photographic film up here, you could catch splotches here, here and here. three distinct splotches which would indicate there are three different kinds of rays coming up. we call one the alpha ray, we call the other the beta ray and we call the one that's un-deflected the gamma ray. so alpha rays are charged one way and beta rays are charged the opposite, opposite charged rays. so these rays will comprise of particles with electric charges. to make a long story short, the alpha particle turned out to be-- the alpha radiation turned about-- out to be the nucleus, the nuclei of helium atoms. and it turns out that the beta particles were electrons. these plain, old electrons, like-- that would flows on an electrical circuit. and it turns out that the gamma-- alpha, beta, gamma-- is just your e and m radiation. it doesn't have any charge just like light ray doesn't have any charge. it's just pure energy, pure energy of electromagnetic fields, okay? and your beta

push forward into your standing forward bend.to hang it over in a rag doll. >> rag doll? >> hang it over. ease that back, bend your knees a little bit. let your head go. you won't forget anything if you let your head go. >> she's got it. we want to thank gwen and we want to thank rosemary. willie's got a little nip of something for you at the end. tomorrow we're going to tell you how you can look and feel 20 years younger. >> plus, from "the office" jenna fisher's going to be here. >> and "dancing with the stars." we're going to talk about that. co ap -- co ap www.vitac.com

it won't bend out. >> reporter: it requires compromises. >> it's a suspension bridge.ing you do on one side of the bridge, you have to do on the other. >> example, the pedestrian and bicycle path. >> but it's own on one side. so we built weights so the concrete stays even. >> reporter: when all the tensions are relieved, this will most certainly be the strongest bridge on the planet earth. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the head of the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission is set to visit the aling power plant on friday. that plant has been offline tore two months after a break in a piece of tubing. investigators say the tube is wearing out sooner than expected, but they aren't sure exactly why. they warn if there is a heat wave, there could be black outs in the area. >>> in brazil, a prosecutor filed a second $11 billion lawsuit against chevron corporation after word of another leak in an offshore oil field. it is said to be near the sight where more than 110,000 gallons of oil leaked last year. a chevron spokesperson says the lawsuits are outrageous and without merit. a braz

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reporter: the former secret service agent who now running for senate in maryland against the income bend ben cardin is speaking out about the allegations. he has a bother in -- brother in the secret service. he is not being investigated. right now 11 agents and officers have had security clearances taken away that they brought prostitutes to a hotel the day before the president's arrival in the country. 20 prostitutes were brought to the hotel. some paid the earns and the next day one refused to leave the hotel saying she was owed more money. he knows many of the people involved in the investigation and brother was a member of the team. witnesses have said he was not part of the ring. >> we have been very open. and friends involved as well. he is not being investigated for those allegations. >> the agents and service members setting up security ahead of the trip for a summit attended by three other world leaders. >>> and authorities near houston, texas say they are holding a person of interest in the abduction of a boy and the shooting of that child's mother. they found the boy after the

. >> bend it over like that. we chop it. >> while you do this if you come across something that looks hazardous, material wise, >> like this paint? >> you can't take paint. >> that gets dealt with by? >> we have a patrol truck thal pick up the paint. >> we have tv monitors and tires. you want to look for needles we don't mix needles with the garbage. >> you have to be a positive person in a way to deal with this job. you are dealing with areas you know it's been cleaned. >> basically it happens a lot where you clean up an area. you come back a couple of days later and it's back to that again. we more or less are used to it. that's -- it's our job. you have to get used to it. it's a fact. that's the way it is. >> sure. yeah. >> okay. >> what do you think, are you ready to sign up? >> totally. i'm over dressed. >> a little warm? must be the sweat. >> part of the daily routine is george our steamer. you see the wall people urinate on the and the sidewalk. a trick. i get it up like this. somebody got to do it. the bi

. >> bend those knees more. >> reporter: heather had to oversome something else before agreeing to theome petition but she had a leave long battle with english ti and depression. >> at first i thought i can't do this. i don't want to put myself out there on facebook. >> reporter: leading this couple, keri hampton who last year helped did her team to a second place finish. >> we're dog a lot of circuit training, cardiointervals. they come in at 5:00 every morning and they want to win. >> reporter: so whether it's on the -- crunching the abs. >> as fast as you can go. >> reporter: this uphill climb is worth it. heather wants to lose 60-pounds and be a better role model for her kids. mark wants to drop 70, he said for a longer healthier life and one day watch his daughter get married. >> if you take it easy one day you're in the just letting yourself down but others who are watching you. that pressure has been helpful. >> reporter: in timonium, charley crowson, abc2 news. >> they have lost 37 pounds. >>> a big day for health care for the homeless. the organization which provides access to

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on behalf of the people of fort bend county, thank you. fort bend county will not be the county we love without dee cook. in closing, this love for fort bend county will be on display tonight at constellation field as the new pro baseball team, the sugarland scooters, has their first home game. i enjoy dee and the people of sugarland in saying, go, scooters. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has passed s. 1789, an act to improve sustained and transform the united states postal service in which the concurrence of the house is requested. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlelady from california, mrs. capps, for five minutes. mrs. capps: mr. speaker, we all know that congress, if congress doesn't come together soon, interest rates on student loans will

she looks on as a fellow countrywoman hit along bending putt for birdie on the 17th. she takes the outright lead so kim goes to the 18th hole with a one stroke lead and a short putt to win it but she bogeys and is now about to start a playoff. the final round of the houston opener, after a 12th place finish. carl peterson had a chance to grab a share of the lead on 18 but he comes up short and would have to settle for second place. under may and will head to augusta with a little bit of momentum. phil mickelson and tied for fourth. >> nascar in martinsville, jeff gordon and jimmy johnson battling for the lead with two laps to go but johnson spins out and gordon would run out of fuel. brian newman would take the lead and he holds off everyone for his first win of the year. derrick rose out for the 10th straight game with a groin injury so of the ndp could do was sit and watch as the thunder blew out bubbles. oklahoma city winds 92-78. with one week ago in the regular season the sharks could still finish as high as third or as low as 10th. they beat the stars last night

. >> police believe keller set fire to his home in north bend last sunday. then fled.ties found gas cans scattered throughout the house. >> there's lots of black smoke rising from the vents on top of the house. >> police warned the outdoorsman was heavily armed and on the run. they immediately set their sights on hiking trails, putting up fliers with keller's picture. keller spent eight years making the multilevel bunker, spending the last moments of his life inside. >> tactical teams notified us that they have seen within a dead body, again with a great deal of blood around it. >> the king county sheriff's office tells us the body discovered looks like keller, but the medical exam examiner will have to make a positive id, which would not happen until sometime sunday or monday. in los angeles, casey segal, fox news. >>> people in arlington, texas, continue to praise a man even after he killed his wife before committing suicide. neighbors of tom call him a devoted husband. he and his wife had been married for more than 50 years. marilyn was in the advanced stages of alz

you have heard " bended like beckham, this was " bended like baba ". s&p you want. the one person not there to celebrate that win was his wife who was home with their one month old son that they just adopted. >> the first dadate that we ever had, she said she could not have kids and we would adopt. and i said, if god wants us to adopt and we will adopt. and now four years ago we started the process. this winter we really got serious on it. i cannot wait to get back. >> how about that remarkable look? >> pets fact, i always attack, i do not like to go to the center greens. i want to hit the incredible shot. who doesn't? that is why we played a game of golf. >> so just how difficult was that shot? we asked our resident calls expert. >> the look that he had was that he had a good line, he had an opening, he loves to cook a ball and he sees this with his eye hooking the ball more than hitting the ball straight. so the stars aligned for him to read >> we asked john to try and recreate the shot this afternoon at the olympic club. >> just see that bob has nothing on me. >>

it has to bend to the times. >> that is impressive. >> the independent judiciary it is the crown jewel in this democracy. you saw the present a that judge -- you saw from the president and that judge how it can develop. it is gets them in terrible trouble. >> oliver wendell - [laughter] >> if he wants to criticize the court, he should get somebody else to do it. rollingtart the ball on the vice-presidential sweepstakes. >> i think hwill be the next president of the united states, mitt romney. >> there is paul ryan teaming up with romney in wisconsin. marco rubio keeps saying no. >> theare comfortable with each other. do you go macro or micro? i want to carry estate, that is why i want rockport and. or do you go macro, make a statement about who i am, and he picks somebody outside of the political arena -- david petraeus. paul ryan brings with him a lot of conservative columnists and it certainly the editorial page of "the wall street journal." >> governor of new mexico, governor of south carolina? >> if politicians have learned anything from palin, it is you have to have somebody who i

at one time i was down in nashville at river bend, and they found some homemade explosives in my cell, and that kind of didn't help my case at all. i had been on max for 12 years. sometimes in my rare moments i think i'd probably go again, sometimes not. if i thought i'd have a chance to get back in court, maybe i'd stop thinking about it. every man wants his freedom. >> michael king could spend the rest of his life in max but he is far from the most notorious escapee at brushy mountain. the most famous escape was made by james earl ray nine years after he killed civil rights leader martin luther king jr. ray had been an escapee from missouri state penitentiary when he assassinated king. >> the main thing he was interested in was escaping. now when i first met him, i was interested in escaping too. we got into a couple of plots together that never worked out. one we were going to go through the roof of the auditorium where they showed movies. we did get the hole cut but it was discovered before we had a chance to use it. we didn't get caught, locked up over it. they found it and tight

. >> he would bend over backwards to help the neighborhood he was a calm, quiet man. really nice. it's hard to accept. >> this was an isolated incident, police say. >>> baltimore city fire chief wants to close three fire companies, a move criticized by the head of the firefighters union. the chief says closing the 3 companys is a better option than what's been going on for three years. they had to deal are rotating closures, taking companies out of service to deal with budget restraints. three companys will be closed or disbanded for good. >>> today is a big day for baltimore. many people will head downtown for the 2012 season. charley crowson and brian kuebler, live at the yard this morning with everything you need no know for the big day. having fun, guys? >> reporter: very much so. it is opening day, like you said. this is a special one here at camden yards. monica is the director of pr for the orioles. this is a season unlike any other, 20th anniversary. >> 20 years ago, believe it or not, we are trying to figure out how it's been 20 years. 20 years ago to the day we opened th

looks like structures and bending of poles. severe weather continuings. that is from discovery -- continues. that is from discovery bay. show you where it happened. right there. french camp. the cell by french camp. that is the cell that caused this damage. of course, look at stockton. that is where the picture was taken. french camp. that is what you are looking at. as you go to live storm tracker 2, you see the activity in the foot hills. there is more behind this and more unstable cold air that could spawn more funnel clouds and thunderstorms. i have more, i will see you back here. >> we have more videos and pictures. you can see them on www.ktvu.com, click on the slide show tab. >>> the pepper spray incident could and should have been prevented. ktvu's ken pritchett is live at uc davis with where they layed the blame. >> reporter: this is the report, it is shy of 200 pages. butilities conclusion -- but its conclusion, the pepper spray was avoidable and should not have happened. this is the video on november 18 after a failed attempt to remove occupy p

>>neil: so you are confident the real estate market is rounding the bend but a lot of times you do itclubs. how many do you have in total? >>guest: 15. but it is not just golf it is great land. you are talking about income-producing land. in washington, we have 650 acres on the potomac river one of the greatest pieces of land in the country. in los angeles, i have 600 acres on the pacific ocean. so, it is golf. that is great. and i love the golf. and they do wonderfully but it is also land. you are buying tremendous pieces of land. >>neil: always golf. never seen you expand to bocce ball. >>guest: golf takes huge areas of land. >>neil: why not put a little aside for a little bocce ball? >>guest: i do, for tennis and clubhouses. and spas but never bocce ball. how about one in washington. we will do one for you, neil. >>neil: that would be a draw. donald trump, thank you, continued good luck and success. trump bocci ball. feel like throwing something at the pump? try a tv. all the ads will backfire. because offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve th

in north bend, washington. which is more specifically about 30 miles southeast of seattle.ice department up there or the king county sheriff's office, the lead agency on this, just confirming to fox news minutes ago that they have discovered a body inside this underground bunker, where the suspect was believed to be hiding out. the body, they believe, of 41-year-old peter keller, and they say that the suspect is dead and that they are working to try to retrieve that body, but this was an underground bunker that was very elaborate. it was fortified. it had a generator inside, and ladders, multiple entrances, it was very, very steep and they believe that it was a bunker keller himself constructed over the last eight years or so, and they believe h thereafter he murdered his wife and 19-year-old daughter last weekend. shooting them in the head while they were sleeping ap then setting their house on fire and there you see the pictures of the the victim. all week long, police have not indicated a motive in terms of the killings, but keller was apparently a self-proclaimed surviv