bend over the bed. >> stop. didn't comply to what he was telling me to do, he grabbed my hand and just lashed me anyway, and he would not stop. >> stop. stop. >> bend over the bed. i'm going to keep hitting you on your legs. >> after a minute stopped i had totally forgotten about the camera in the corner. >> bend over the bed. stand up. stand up. >> i sink down on the floor. so he picked me up and threw me back onto the bed. bend over the bed. >> the first few blows were so painful, i didn't know what was what. i was just sitting there, and he would just hit me. >> i keep leaving the room and going down to my bedroom, which is what i usually had done when he disciplined her. this time i would come back because i wanted to see what was going on. i wanted to try to stop him. >> hallie adams takes the belt from her husband. >> i believe she got it away from him. she wanted to stop him. but at the same time she had to make it look like she was on his side, otherwise he would turn against her. >> you turn over, i'm g

knee to bend or to straighten." a team, headed by dr. levi hargrove, spent four years perfecting the technology vawter is using. "he's giving back so much. he's taken a less than ideal situation and made the most of it and he's helping potentially, millions of people." vawter, a software engineer, knew about ric's bionic research. he never thought one day, that technology would be used to help him walk. "ric is really pushing the boundaries of what's possible with prosthetics and it's exciting to contribute to that and to help them push forward into new areas of research." ric research is funded through an eight-million dollar grant from the u.s. army with a goal of creating better prosthetic limbs. more than 12- hundred soldiers have had lower limb amputations from the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan. caught up in a party bus controversy... jacoby jones and bryant mckinnie say t- m-z got it wrong. hear what they say really happened in washington d-c last weekend. why some of them may be caused by the change of se

>> bend over the bed!r, a respected judge. >> dad just kept coming back with the belt. he kept coming back. >> get on your [ bleep ] stomach on the bed now. >> i remember thinking he won't stop. >> get on your stomach, i said! >> why won't he just stop? >> the year is 2004. rock port, texas. hill lary adams, a home schoole teenager has discovered a new world, the internet. >> i found out there were other people you could find with the same interests as you, even if you thought you were the only person in the entire world. you could find a friend on the internet. and that was just magical to a little kid like me. >> according to hillary's mom, the 16 year old begin does spend more and more of her free time on line. >> she loved video games. she loved being on the computer and, you know chatting on the computer or even skyping on the computer. >> but her daughter's cyber life does not sit well with the teen's father william, a family law judge. >> he didn't like the computer or the internet at all. he didn't

why do you bend your legs? some people say, "well, if you bend your legs, "there will be less rotational inertia. "less rotational inertia easy to swing back and forth. i see it, i see it, i see it." who see it like that? let me see the hands. yeh-hey, my people, tinnie says all right. all right. you're walking along the railroad tracks with your friends. railroad tracks, you guys don't know how railway tracks around here. let's guess, you're walking along the top of a fence. no railroad tracks in hawaii, right except on the beach. anyway, you're walking along the top of a fence with your friends and you've got your hands out like this. little kid sees you with the hands out. you don't walk like this, not if it's a high fence. okay. you walk like this, huh? little kids see you do that and little kid say, "how come you've got your hands out?" and you say, "to help me balance." and little kid says, "well, i know that. how come holding your hands out helps you balance?" and you say, like you say to your friend rig

let's bend this thing the right way. >> something good did happen after 2 a.m. in this case. >> it was the one time something good happened after 2 a.m. >> they say you become the real version of yourself after you've had a few drinks. >> so these guys really are nice guys. >> we've got two of the guys, simon mcmillan and dan butler. good work first of all. what made you want to fix this in the first place? >> we saw it bent so we thought we'd fix it. >> i came out with my chicks and cheese so i saw them all struggling and thought i'd show them how it's done and i did it. >> did people think you were all vandalizing? >> there was a police car. >> i understand you're being commended for doing this. the mayor gave you guys like a thumbs up. >> we're giving medals and having a presentation about it as well. >> what's the medal they're giving you guys? >> we don't know until we get it. >> give us an idea how hard it was to get this thing straight? >> we really didn't realize. >> does this sort of set the standard for you guys so now you have to be good citizens. >>

bend in the roadway. chp had to shut down the freeway while firefighters got the flames under control. that person was later released. however, an arson was called to the scene. probably under an information, it came in as a small grass fire. it was probably about ten yards, you know, by ten yards. and then it caught a couple trees on fire >> no one was hurt in this fire. the chp was allowing traffic by 2:30 this morning. the backup did last for a little while. fire under investigation and back here we're close by a park where homeless people frequent so obviously authorities are going to be questioning some of them. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> meantime in san jose, an elderly woman was transported to

this is the bend. the s curve used to be here. now folks making the gentle bend. it is a bird's eye view. backup goes back into the maze. even though it is a new span, same old backup to get across that span itself. folks will be admiring the beautiful new span itself. drive defensively. there is plenty of time to take that in safely as a passenger as you can get a ride later on in the week. we look outside on maps and see how traffic flows through the area. you see slowing down the east shore freeway. the yellow shows speeds mid 50s. nothing compared to last week when we hada/a the lanes blocke off by the commercial -- not the commercial, the construction. i'm thinking about paying the bills. as we take you down towards the east bay you have the tri valley which is starting to build, as well. slow westbound 580. and for 84 through livermore. this is not as bad as i expected for a tuesday after labor day some folks still getting the last bit of the three-day weekend. as you cross the bay bridge watch out for other drivers who will be distracted. you will be focuse

. >> grandmothers are able to now bend over and pick up their grandchild when the grandchild's running towards them instead of saying, "no, no, no. grandma's back hurts." so, you have this aging society, this active society, this active lifestyle, and everyone wants to move and breathe naturally. they want to be able to get up. they want to be able to walk. they want to be able to enjoy themselves. it is a life-changing product that is just truly one of a kind. >> and, by the way, they're so small that i just swallowed them without water. >> you have hundreds of people, hundreds of family and, we call them employees, but associates at great healthworks today so proud that you're here to help us with our message. >> there's the number. >> there's two different benefits that i've noticed by taking omega xl, one being the increased benefit of not having to worry about stiffness or joint problems. the other benefit has been the difference i've seen in my skin. >> i'm amazed at how many people that i talk to suffer from some sort of back discomfort, usually in the lower back, and i have rec

there's more slowing around the bend at the top of the incline. no more s-curve but it's a beautiful, new view. sort of distracted drivers. look out for new byes. here as well toward the bay bridge toll plaza. slow down you see off of the berkeley curve, that's the orange patch. treasure island toward the left side, slowing that comes into the 50s as you're entering the tunnel. watching for the slowdown in both directions as you come out of the tunnel as well. a new view. folks come back up the same level as those approaching. east shore freeway, smooth drive. earlier bunch up around golden gate field starting to clear. smooth out and speed in the 50s through richmond and the berkeley area as that volume continues to bill through this area. rob talked about fog. orange patch, traffic and weather tied together, american canyon, napa with fog. san rafael. look at 101 southbound, volume building but no slowing, novato through san rafael a smooth drive. >> looking forward to getting out on that new span of the bay bridge. >> maybe this weekend. i won'

. >> oh, he's bending over. >> oh, he's bending over for the camera. >> maybe his thought process is i'm less likely to get tackled or thrown to the ground by somebody if i'm completely naked because nobody wants to touch me. >> nobody would want to touch this guy. according to police, he was in the museum overnight. police identify him as 21-year-old kevin quinn. how he got the car to get into the museum is a weird story. a stranger asked kevin to drive him somewhere in his truck because he was too drunk to drive. the stranger fell asleep and he took the truck. kevin is in a world of trouble. >> i'm glad they cracked this case. >> who knew what he'd have done if he had gotten into this part of the museum. >> this is public property. >> no, it's not! >> it's private property! >> video shot on the campus of pennsylvania state university is raising some eyebrows. >> [ bleep ] you! >> shut your [ bleep ] trap right now! >> there's a lot going on in in video. you see this guy here in the burgundy shirt, he is yelling and having a heated discussion with this guy on the steps of the colleg

and tell the knee to bend or to straighten> thanks to an eight million dollar grant from the u-s armyit's hoped this technology could change the quality of life for more than 12 hundred soldiers who've lost their lower limbs in iraq and afghanistan. engineers at harvard are one step away from becoming full fledged jedi, after the remarkable announcement that they've built an actual lightsaber... a lightsaber... as in "star wars." what they've actually done is create a new state of matter-- photonic molecules. to do this, researchers pump rubidium atoms into a vacuum chamber, then cool the vacuum to near absolute zero. that creates a stream of photons moving slow enough that they no longer pass through solids...hence the cutting effect of a lightsaber. simple right? they still haven't perfected that telepathic choking trick... halloween is often the time to trot out sexy costumes. but common sense should tell you to draw the line at kids...especially toddlers. that's why wal- mart is apologizing, and pulling a line of costumes that while they may not be all-that revealing... are defini

aumerle: unto my mother's prayers i bend my knee. york: against them both my true joints bended be. i'll mayst thou thrive, if thou grant any grace! duchess: pleads he in earnest? look upon his face; his eyes do drop no tears, his prayers are in jest; his words come from his mouth, ours from our breast. -good aunt, stand up. -nay, do not say, "stand up"; say, "pardon" first, and afterwards "stand up." i never long'd to hear a word till now; say "pardon," king; let pity teach thee how: the word is short, but not so short as sweet; no word like "pardon" for kings' mouths so meet. good aunt, stand up. i do not sue to stand; pardon is all the suit i have in hand. i pardon him, as god shall pardon me. o happy vantage of a kneeling knee! yet am i sick with fear: speak it again. with all my heart i pardon him. a god on earth thou art! but for our trusty bishop and the abbot, with all the rest of that consorted crew... destruction straight shall dog them at the heels. good uncle, help to order several powers to oxford, or where'er these traitors are: they shall not live within this world, b

care, balk large businesses are large consumers of health care and he is doing remarkable work to bend that health care curve to make it more affordable and that's, that's been my mantra throughout my career, listening, learning and finding common ground and that's what we are doing now and that's what we are going to continue to do. >> so, do you think we will see an ease up on the rulemaking for business that they will put the money to work? >> i think we will see, again, common sense coalition, that is what i used to talk about, let's bring common sense to bear. i reject the notion that you have job safety or job creation. that's a false choice. and i have seen it in my work. and when i talk to ceos, they tell me repeatedly, about how the work that we have done in job safety is so critically important, because if there's no regulation, then it becomes a race to the bottom and the employers who are playing by the rules are dragged down by the employers that are not. >> why do you feel that businesses are shifting from full time to part time positions? >> i'm not sure that the data is

around the bend and all the way over toward treasure island, there's no major issue.t right around this bend, as you get near this canopy of cables, folks slow a bit. on average, less cars going across the bridge right now than there were before the changes because they've slowed the metering lights. prepare for big delays getting out of the city. last couple days, two, three-hour delays from some of the folks getting out of the city and to the east bay. keep that in mind as you plan your day. the bridge will be there after the big rush. >>> 5:18. san francisco could soon be illegal for law enforcement to detain someone solely based on their immigration status. supervisors are expected to consider and approve the proposal today. its author, supervisor john ave. low says the current situation in the city has created a, quote, drag net that is wrongfully sweeping up innocent people. police chief greg suhr says he wants convicted fell lons and those with prior weapons convictions exempt from the law. >>> we're getting an up-close work being done to the work at an event a

the focus on prevention that the affordable care act has is going to drive -- bend that cost curve, because all too frequently -- my brother's an e.r. doc, and also the primary care physician for too many people whose primary care physician is in the emergency room. we have to change that. >> what about the minimum wage? will we see it go to $9 in the president's second term? is that a capitol hill battle you're ready to take on? >> i hope the minimum wage will go up. i firmly believe that nobody who works a 40-hour week should have to live in poverty. i spoke to the ceo recently of, you know, a large retailer. you know he said to me i can have the lowest prices on that 70-inch flat screen, but if people can't afford to buy it, i won't be able to sell things. and i really believe that, you know, $7.35 an hour is not sustainable. >> we have another jobs employment report coming out this friday. it will be closely watched, as everyone is trying to figure out what it says about the federal reserve and whether the federal reserve is going to begin tapering back the bond-buying program. what are

exhale, press your knees, the most common thing, they try to straighten your legs, walk your hand, bend your knees, that takes the hamstrings out of the equation, then stick your butt upwa upwards, that is downward facing dog, when your hamstrings are nice and open you can get your heels towards the floor. >> you know what i used to do, i used to go back and ride back on my hands and legs. >> you don't want to do that because that actually pulls arouand rounds your lower back. most people injury their shoulders when they go down to the floor. so keep your hands plugged into the floor. >> i don't know if i can. >> you got to do it, turn your hands out a little bit. >> is that important? >> yes, that is very important for the alignment of the shoulders, then lower down to the floor, lift your chin. the nice thing is, you did it keeping your shoulder back. it makes it more difficult, so instead of doing the pose like this you actually want to draw your shoulders back like that. so if you lower down to your knees -- >> and keep your face up. >> that is enough workout for my arms in one day.

if i just want that end to bend under, it's so simple. have botmy hds to do it. >> wow. >> now look at that-- smooth, shiny. >> there's a lot of shine. so you get that with one pass. >> so do you like the flat iron side here?r do you like the perfecter side? >> oh, definitely the percter side. [audience applauds] >> so then also, let's do the one other tool: the curling iron, right? so, the curling iron. again, biggest fear that i'm going to burn my dear self and even as a stylist, i get worried about burning my client. if i just move one second that way, look at that horrible crimp. >> oh, wow! oh, my gosh! >> and that's when i find people-- not to mention, when you get down to the end, i see people getting crimps and clamps down in there. it's kind of what i call a hot mess. >> half the time, i pull the curling iron away and out comes a clump of hair because it gets stuck in there. >> right, so with the perfecter, you've got these great teeth that are perfectly aligned that are going to grab that hair, don't have to worry about touching

then all you hear is steel bending. i got behind the toilet, pushed the toilet all the way back. long story short, i ripped the whole toilet off, wrapped my hands up with my socks, smashed through the glass. he hadn't seen me yet. you know what i mean? get on the tier. now he's screaming. and i'm dragging -- finally get out. all the homeys on the tier are cheering. this dude's just garbage. he's human garbage. he's a serial rape chester. i'm dripping wet with sweat, blood on my hands, and i'm dragging the toilet down the tier. i get in front of his house. he sees me for the first time. he starts from going to that, bragging about being this nasty piece of [ bleep ], he goes just like that. oh, lord in heaven, deliver me from this demon, please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden, he's found god. i start smashing in the glass to get to him. it's halfway in. that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. they despise him too. nobody, cop, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knighten,

you could imagine taking a long concrete bar and bending it, it will break easily. not much capacity with attention. -- not much capacity with tension. used to steal for the tension forces. this building is sort of a traditional, prescriptive we designed concrete building. that means they are building to building strictly in accordance with the cookbook requirements of the san francisco or california building codes. it this is a building we are very confident will perform the way we expect it to perform because we have built tens of thousands of buildings just like these, the structural systems. >> that is correct, it is fairly conventional in terms of residential construction. >> will we have our concrete walls, reinforced with steel. i have a couple of pieces of steel. >> this is called mild steel. this is not high strength steel, which is used for the attendance. -- better used for the tendons. these are used for columns and foundation. these are 60 psi. >> this is available in all different sizes, eighths of an inch? >> number 3 is 3/8. >> number 4, number five,

. >> the question today in missouri the president when nobody gets 100%, then maybe he'll bend some from obama care. >> i think the area that needs to bend is that 45 house republicans that's holding everything hostage. but in the crossfire today, nara tanden, one of the architects of obama care, and one of the law's main opponents, matt kibbe. matt, this question goes to you. isn't this insane? don't we know how this is going to end? >> i think the budgeting process is insane. i think the fact that everybody in this town agrees that this law's not ready for primetime and yet they're going ahead suggesting to fund something that nobody thinks works. that's insane. i think the american people had a great victory today. and i think we got to keep pushing because there are some republicans and there are plenty of democrats that don't want to acknowledge that they made a mistake. >> well, that's not how it played out in the vote today. >> the same thing to do would be to say, you know what, we screwed this up. it doesn't work. people are dumping their employees. >> the american people haven'

bend forward. you're going to bend forward all the way. the way, cough three times, really hard. cough. all right. go ahead and get dressed. this is your first time in santa rita? >> yeah. >> welcome to santa rita. go ahead and grab your stuff. >> that felt uncomfortable, like, getting undressed in front of someone i don't know. >> finally, markert arrives at her housing unit, where she will remain until her charges are resolved or she is bailed out. >> take any one that's open. >> and the first open bunk happens to be right next to taryn stout-barstow. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> coming up -- >> because i cannot stand you, that's why! i can't [ bleep ] stand you. >> laney markert finds herself in the middle of a feud. >> i got married here in santa rita on valentine's day. >> an 11-year prison sentence doesn't deter vincent del judas from tying the knot. >>> at the santa rita jail near oakland, 18-year-old laney markert has just been assigned to a general population housing unit. she was arrested a few hours earlier and charged wi

it bend from preservation court reporters and members of the survey advisory group which included (calling names) who is the co-founder and a contributeor of the team. a solid team spent a lot of time entire special thanks i quick recap on the survey report. 84 buildings are included in the national registers and those include the sunset the track historic district which contains 2 hundred and 53 buildings and in the historic district that are 94 buildings. and in addition 2 thousand 2 hundred and 89 building or 83 percent in the area don't qualify as individual properties or as contributors to the historic district. finally 1 hundred and 12 buildings were not evaluated because they were contradicted after 1950 or whatever they were not a financial family house. and during the survey process activities included creating a website and a mail insert for property owners and the supervisors officials and hooiment the project in the director's report. media coverage included articles in the chronicle and we led a walker tour. our activities associated with the sharing the stylists and regaeblg

he may bend but will not break. our all-star a >>on this sunday night, on the brink. a government shoutdown now just over 24 hours away. tonight, who is to blame and the real impact for millions of american ? >>> who is following you? turns out on social network, not just your friends, t government. like it or not. >>> troubled waters. the toktsic threat to a vital part of the atlantic coastline. >>> and high anxiety. we'll fly along with a man who jumped from 6,000 feet and wound up straight between a rock and a hard place. >>> good evening. things aren't looking good. we're now a little under 30 hours away from a partial shutdown of the federal government. the point at which washington will be unable to pay many of its bills. the mechanics of avoiding a monday night strutdown are pretty straightforward. a simple vote by congress to keep the money flowing would do it. but of course, as usual, it's the politics, not the mechanics, that are proving to be the obstacle. and the bart san bickering that we've come to know as business as usual, it was on rare display saturd

i hardly yet have learned to insinuate, flatter, bow, and bend my limbs: give sorrow leave awhile to tutor me to this submission. [richard sobbing] yet i well remember the favours of these men: were they not mine? did they not sometime cry, "all hail!" to me? so judas did to christ: but he, in twelve, found truth in all but one: i, in twelve thousand, none. god save the king! will no man say amen? [chuckles] am i both priest and clerk? well then, amen. god save the king! although i be not he; and yet, amen, if heaven do think him me. to do what service am i sent for hither? to do that office of thine own good will which tired majesty did make thee offer, the resignation of thy state and crown to henry bolingbroke. give me the crown. here, cousin, seize the crown. [lilting] here cousin. on this side my hand, and on that side yours. now is this golden crown like a deep well that owes two buckets, filling one another, the emptier ever dancing in the air, the other down, unseen and full of water: that bucket down and full of tears am i, drinking my griefs, whilst you mount up on high. i

i've bend from our feedback. i've heard from you and the other folks in the community and thank you to the mayor's office and to the resemble supporting you all in this decision-making process. i'd like to a thank our transportation authority myths staff led by cynthia fong and other staff members. i also have to give my gratitude to the whole team. we all work as a team and anyone of us does and can step in but especially thank you to maria lombardy for her hard work and personally family sacrifices in serving as our intern director. with other pressing demands on our staff and to develop our long range plan that took a lot of work not only to keep our work movie you kept us amazingly on top of our work while making sure that our packets got out and you did it with grace and with commitment so thank you very much maria. i want to acknowledge the leadership of my former boss and mentor. i was privileged to serve on his management team for the last 10 years and i'm proud to have long been there in approving the tr

. >> he talks about bending the cost curve and republicans beat him with death panels.got to fight fire with fire. >> you would agree it doesn't keep you awake at night. you don't wake up in the morning hoping that you'll be able to bend the cost curve that day. >> talk of cbo numbers put you to sleep. death panels keeps you awake. >> we know how good he was when he ran for president. we know how sharp he got in the second and third die bait. we know this guy can deliver, and i just think he's become reactive. he need does beef up his staff. he had a first rate staff and we know how smart the people like axelrod were around him. but i think a lot of times in second terms presidents promote the deputies. they lose the first string. and the deputies are never going to be first string. but the magic of the people who put you in the presidency is hard to replicate. we'll get you back here as soon as we can. dana a great column. you quoted from it. i like that. >>> up next, anthony weiner's graceful exit. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> back to "hardball," an

they are all but certain just bend -- send a spending bill back to the house. then it is up to the house. >> when people see they can get high quality affordable health care for less than their cell phone bill, they will sign up. they will likely send it back monday just hours before the shutdown deadline. >> a live look now at the national zoo. we will have more details on that coming up a little bit later in the newscast. now know exactly when capital bike share is expanding to rockville. that program will launch friday and will include 21 stations in the rock hill shady grove area. it is also coming to bethesda and silver spring. ating a live look outside the spectacular weather continuing. may not be a bad day to get out there and fight. >> phenomenal. a great day to get out there. breathe in the fresh air. a light northeasterly wind. in the upper 60s. hagerstown in gaithersburg. manassas at 78. 72 in culpepper. clouds out there this morning that aided in an unbelievable sunrise, which i will share with you coming up in just a little bit. there are some sho

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getting comfortable with one another right now and albert's standing up and he's playing, he's really bending like nobody but albert king could, and stevie's like turning around and just going right back at him. >>well, who are some of stevie ray vaughan's influences and who are some of yours? >>well i know stevie was a big fan obviously of albert king. i also know he was a big fan of jimi hendrix, and for myself a lot of the same people like jimi hendrix and albert king, and b.b. king and buddy guy. >>and what about the opportunity to keep blues alive? >>these shows are really fantastic because, this gives you the opportunity to see where a lot of it comes from and the generations that, that follow the music afterwards like stevie ray or somebody like, you know, myself or even younger and younger and this is, this is the best place to learn about it, y'know, on pbs. >>public television gives you that front seat. it lets us all gather around the fireplace so to speak, sharing experiences across generation and across cultures. coming to appreciate something that maybe has given you memories of

the review of the college shows that the conflict of interest and also speaks to a real political bend that was behind the commission's work. i think it's important that it's been exposed. i have an on going hearing and i will be scheduling again in the next few weeks. >> thank you supervisor avalos. i just want to thank campbell again. my hope as some recommended looking at other issues on the impact. i know there is no way to quantify the institution's support for a city of lifelong learners that not only become relevant to their students in the classroom to speak other languages or understand their cultures, but there are certain benefits that we can't quantify. my first focus is to other bridges to hire education that those might be key areas and others brought up in public health. i did want to say that programs like eops and the various coaching and counciling programs at city college provides isn't only about the education there, but also getting people on the right track to as chris jackson says to pull people out of the poverty or out of a difficult situation orren cars -- inc

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southbound off the bend we had slowing. construction crews were there but are also gone. you have a wind advisory and slowing through that construction as well. >> i want you to do more later. thanks. hewlett-packard fired the computer firm the washington navy yard shooter worked for. the company failed to respond appropriately to aaron alexis issues. it had hired the company to upgrade computers. this is new video released yesterday. while the investigation continues he was delusional and thought he was being controlled by extremely low frequency waves. he wrote my elf weapon, on the gun. he was killed in a shootout. >> police are investigating a series of arson fires in the los angeles area. overnight officers reportedly arrested a man in his 50s but determined he had nothing to do with the fire. they say someone set six trash cans on fire along the boulevard in sherman oaks. the one of the fires did spread to a local business. >> a sacramento radio station is under fire for renewing its license after a woman died. video groups are filing a legal challenge to kdnc, the

. >> to bend that kind of steel to a herculean is is effort. >> the steel rod holds the 850 pound stone upright. the engineer who installed the tablet says it would take much him and to topple it. >> to think somebody could do this in a matter of minutes is almost unimaginable. >> even tougher to imagine from thateverend is the fact vandals deliberately desecrated the word of god. on the front of the stone, the 10 commandments. the words are faced down flat in the grass. police believe it occurred sometime friday night. a neighbor who works with the christian outgroup found out saturday evening with a neighbor. pushe said, i tried to your 10 commandments statue backup. hassaid it looks like it been vandalized. >> the monument stood in front of the faith and outreach action office in 2006. the steps of the supreme court. whoever is behind the crime, they feel, is waging war on christian beliefs. >> jews, christians, muslims, all agree they have awards from god. they are the highest laws for us to operate and obey. >> he says he is extending an invitation to the vandals and said they are

peep, bend down. what? why? ow! hold on... wait... i've got it! oh, no! oh, no! ( both groan ) there it is! hooray! hooray! hooray! whoo-hoo! yeah! cusack: and so the afternoon wore on. peep and chirp played kickball while quack dreamt about his favorite thing-- ducks-- until... hey, it's quack. shh, he's asleep. really? you think? hey, quack, are you asleep?! what are you doing? hey, go away! be gone. leave the duck alone. hey, that feels great. you try it, quack. ( quack sputters ) give me my hat. blue jay: in a minute. two. in two minutes. three. blue jays: in three minutes we'll give it back. stop it. chirp: go find some other duck to bother. okay, okay. we were just playing catch. here, catch. ( quack gasps, blue jay caws ) my hat! i'm ruined! i dropped it, and the wind took it... and threw it into the jar. can you believe it? it wasn't the wind. it was you, and you'd better go get it. relax. not a problem. we'll get it out. we have the perfect plan. we always manage. it's perfect. ( sighs ) just a little to the left. no, the other left. blue jay: nope, too

if i just want that end to bend under, it's so simple.e both my hands to do it. >> wow. >> now look at that-- smooth, shiny. >> there's a lot of shine. so you get that with one pass. >> so do you like the flat iron side here? or do you like the perfecter side? >> oh, definitely the perfecter side. [audience applauds] >> so then also, let's do the one other tool: the curling iron, right? so, the curling iron. again, biggest fear that i'm going to burn my dear self and even as a stylist, i get worried about burning my client. if i just move one second that way, look at that horrible crimp. >> oh, wow! oh, my gosh! >> and that's when i find people-- not to mention, when you get down to the end, i see people getting crimps and clamps down in there. it's kind of what i call a hot mess. >> half the time, i pull the curling iron away and out comes a clump of hair because it gets stuck in there. >> right, so with the perfecter, you've got these great teeth that are perfectly aligned that are going to grab that hair, don't have to worry about touc

the the cost card is bending. people's deductibles and out of pocket costs are still going up.ttened out, but if you are spending a lot out of pocket, it doesn't feel that way. a lot of big popular things have not come into place and there will be a lot of states that will expand medicaid and take part in other parts of the law. it's still not there. they don't have a lot to point to and they haven't done a good job that are already popular and came into place like lettinging kids up to 26 ststay on their p plan. >> you have 47 kids and they are still on your insurance. >> would you disagree that those facets of the law might be good? >> they might be good, yes, i do perhaps. >> the acts have fallen on this country and it's all bad. it's ridiculous. >> no such thing as a free lunch. >> i agree completely. it's not easy. you try to pass health care reform. >> as annie pointed out, part of the difficulty is who is going to defend and articulate and explain? is only the president can do that. he has this thing on his plate called syria. how does he switch gears? >> this has been g

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if you've hooked a fish it will fight back so if the tip starts to bend it's time to really not so much it will pick up a bit it's a young bream look at that and we've got one and then a big sized one of if you grab the right place hold it. yes almost. kind of it's a young bream. so we've got a baby here this one apparently can be two kilograms in weight but a very nice cat is a little while later i was back in the kitchen ready to get cooking and all through the whole point i wanted to get everyone together for a bit of a feast. we have a lot to do let's do it quickly here let me help you. get it it's good pot is ready so let's put in the still i have plenty of time to wait before everything would be ready a good chance to go and clean myself up. to get one element of absolute luxury for my nineteenth century life style my very own house. it just takes a bit of effort to fire it all up and a bar house has been part of russian tradition for literally hundreds of years and this is the famous black dahlia and as the name might suggest light is in rather short supply. and the thing is with

to playing sports i have bad knees and by using the cream which is in no way is a drug it let's me bend and walk. with their location being in the so on missouri ma county it's a whole day you journey to get there. it would give me a quality level of medications and it's a good location >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm a resident here in san francisco. i'm a medical cannabis patient for medical marijuana. i'm here to voice my excitement. i've lived on drum street and was appreciative to the safe and clean neighborhood and as resembling visiting the farms market i've got access to my marijuana as well >> any additional comment. okay seeing none, public comment is closed and i have a couple of questions for the lady. this particular believe is one of the very few small be buildings there's another one for patty's grill. the first question leaving out the possible historic of the building what would be the height of the building >> it's a 75 ex-so it would be straight up to 75 feet. >> so you could go 7 or 8 floors you told me there's a category 5 it would be historic beca