bleach. okay. bleach is great i used it this afternoon to get my shirt white it's great. do we need this much bleach at home? no. safeway need it? probably not. look what they have across from the bleach. it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look in the book and say a truck carrying 1219 and it's leaking every where what do we have. george, we have 92 octane gasoline, that's not good. we call people and get help. we as volunteers are not going to be hazardous material people. you need to know this is red, it's flammable. if there is a problem, let us know and keep people away from it. these are more placards.

once you open bleach it looses the effectiveness of the bleach. one capful for a gallon of water.ait 20 minutes. wash your hands. wait a half-hour, to drink it, tastes like pool water but it kills germs. >> what kind of food do you want to keep? open the fridge don't open it too much. eat all perishable food first. you want to save emergency supplies. what emergency supply food do you want to /kaoepl. keep? energy bars. dry food. canned vegetables. can corn, can peas, you can drain that and drink the water and eat the vegetables. buy can food that you eat normally. and a can opener. first aid kit, have 3. have you a small one in the car, have a nice sized one for home and make sure you have one at work. make sure if you are a diabetic or have a heart condition, something that you normal take have a little supply. have a storage area for this. consider this. if you have a supply kit, make sure you have one that's mobile. mobile meaning, if you have to evacuate a square mile for disaster or terrorist or anything, have it in there with you in case you are on your own for a bit. you m

. >> i think the punt in the last to second pulled up because he saw the bleach and hold is the he sent a ball two to three other people. i do not mean any disrespect to the injured. and he was going to the bleachers and he pulled up and did what i think was his best job. >> the pilot lost control of his vintage plane during the airshow. he narrowly missed a grant and full of spectators. >> did you the impression that you tried to steer away from the crown? >> yes i think so. >> the ntsb is working on identifying what colette crash. >> still has some kron4 news we see the giants could reach seven straight wins against the rockies. and we joined dozens of people working to codify the bay and the front of how the country of amon has attempted to do with the relief of the two american hostages. >> will by picking up this trash especially the plastic we're protecting wildlife from eating it we're protecting chemicals from getting into the war. >> saturday morning joined to clean up war when cleanup efforts both here and internationally. in conjunction with coastal cleanup day volunteers hel

my bones are bleached white under your stare while you warm your hands under my open wounds i swallow the air you exheal and pluck the bones from your rib cage and i will make a man out of you. my bones memorized the weight of your since. they are brittle with forgiveness. my thighs unfold as you press the palm of your hand against my curving spine and plant your bones inside my garden. this one is draft it's the one in thean tholology. he smoothed the wrinkles on my bell and he sucked my bitter fruit. we plowed an ocean in my navel and sowed mountains of regrets into fields. we allowed only the memory of water to sustain our thirst. we dreamt of rain and listened for our trees to bare fruit. >> the next is inspired by my mother, are we all? this is garden. the gate to my mother's garden opened always trees flirt with shadows and the grass says my same. asleep in flowered boxes pay for rain. i open always the gate to my mother's garden. i will plant my sum in a clay pot an offering to jealous gods and stretch my arms like branches bearing fruft foregiveness. this was inspired by my mo

the shelter is undergoing a deep cleaning with lots of bleach and the quarantine expires in two weeks, which they will be working quickly to get cats out the door. in san martine, cbs 5. >>> you heard before about potential health risks of bpa. the kennel tall that can cause cancer or sexual dysfunction. new concern about food marketed to kids. a study released just an hour ago. >> from campbell's princess to ravioli. found a chemical not listed on the ingredient label. >> all six products came back positive for bpa. >> bpa is a kennel yam used chemical used in the linings of canned foods. seek safer alternatives. >> bpa in laboratory studies has been linked to increased risk for breast cancer, prostate cancer, early puberty. >> in rerespondent response to the report, according to evidence, the use of bpa finds no threat to human health. the fda permitted bpa in food packaging. breast cancer researcher says to be safe, we need to take the chemical out of the food supply. >> you want to avoid bpa for your children, you're going to be eating organic food and you're going to be paying pr

. >> huddled under the bleaches, close together, scared out of their minds. >> very scared. >> i've never soon anything like this. >> reporter: a cop on the ground shot him dead before he harmed a single person. >> priority stop him from moving, one, get him to quit shooting number two, and able to do both of those. >> to have this happen on a beautiful saturday, it's shocking. >> again, eric wilkinson reporting. no word on a possible motive of the shooting. >>> police in sparks, nevada, declared a state of emergency after a hell's angel leader from the bay area killed in a gun battle. shoot-out happened last night in sparks where a biker festival was under way. jeffrey pettigrew was in charge of the chapter in san jose and he was killed. police believe a drive-by shooting hours after the shoot-out an attempt at retaliation and tonight there are renewed fears of more violence because there are unconfirmed reports more hells angels from california are headed to sparks, nevada. >>> in oakland, hundreds of parents are breathing a sigh of relief. the superintendent of schools announced that f

more than two hundred planes the way that the reefs are struggling around the world due to coral bleaching global warming overfishing and dynamite fishery added to those stresses a massive oil spill would just be the last nail in the coffin for these raves that were navios to regenerate and. to think that a war that we have. in the last century could still be destroying our future is really pretty shocking. and it's distracting things of that current more fair is set by our base just meant to proximately not to be seen as the victims of welfare candy ass opinions and this is a real turn around trend that bad one hundred at the static the last century when it was said that there who spent ten percent in the terms of poor civilians and about ninety percent in a treatment now see opposite. and what's in chrissy may pain upset particularly since world war two he is that we using more and more me nations to get the same military effect the invasion of kuwait by iraq in the clean up of kuwait after the one thousand nine hundred one gulf war is a very good example of the problems and the challeng

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more than two hundred planes the way that the reefs are struggling around the world due to coral bleaching global warming overfishing and dynamite fishery added to those stresses a massive oil spill would just be the last nail in the coffin for these waves that were not able to regenerate. so i think that a war that we have. in the last century could still be destroying our future it's really pretty shocking. when it's tracking things that current warfare is set up this just might suppress met a natural scene of the victims of wolf a cowardly ass civilians and this is a real turnaround about a hundred at the status of last century when it was about through who is at ten percent of the victims who are civilians and about ninety percent media treatment there it's the opposite. and what's in christine a pain observed particularly since world war two he is that sadly using more and more mean issues to get the same military effect the invasion of kuwait by iraq and the cleanup of kuwait after the ninety ninety one gulf war is a very good example of the problems and the challenges of cleaning up

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if you think it was on the counter, wash that counter, bleach the counter. you don't want to risk it. >> all right, thank you so much, sharyn. >>> and we're going to move on now to a california courtroom, where the world learned new details today about what happened in the hours before michael jackson's death, and whether his doctor, conrad murray, tried to cover up jackson's collapsing health. abc's jim avila was in that courtroom again today. jim? >> reporter: diane, the first day of full testimony gave the jury its first look, a first-hand look at the chaotic scene that left michael jackson dead, his doctor in a panic and his children curled up in a ball, weeping. it was the first sign of trouble at michael jackson's rented mansion, the day he died. a phone call from jackson's second floor bedroom. on the line, a panicked conrad murray to michael amir williams, jackson's personal assistant. >> he said, "where are you?" i said, "i'm downtown." and he said, "get here right away, mr. jackson had a bad reaction. get here right away." and i said, "what's going

last week how did shell said on you to hope this doesn't sound sexist you to make the bubble headed bleach blonde on phone news look hideous and sound insane thanks gals well i know that the bubble headed laws are anything but hideous let's face it the five ladies look good but thank you for the compliments i will continue trying to bring some logic back to t.v. that my ranting today i'll be back with more later in the week. now earlier this year we brought you the epic saga which grew out of a huge hack to sony's play station network the network was hacked several different times millions of users had their identities and credit card information exposed and sony's been working to improve its image ever since they hired somebody with a background in homeland security to handle the string of hacks of late the company they've lawford offered lots of incentives to current sony users things like free game and movie downloads to keep them on board but on september fifteenth playstation users found a little update on their gaming system and updated for users about a new location where their fund

trade of regulation who are now confronting very tough immigration laws federal level result the bleach you know they have been penalized for being in the country without documents and they get caught up in these growing private prison industry which is that direct result of all these racist policies that we have states across the country and so you know the americans public you know are more safe today than he was before these draconian immigration relations and the prison system is broken that we've seen a lot of good points you're making here some of them really interesting that i don't know about i just want to get in one more question and that is i mean we saw this report and we showed one of the largest. corporations in this industry which is geo but there's also the corrections corporation of america c.c.a. why is it that when we talk about immigration reform and when we talk about this on political platforms and you know all the pundits debate in the mainstream media why is this part of the story not being told that these major contractors are working with the government and pro

. >> you are saying michael did not bleach his skin? >> no. michael had discoloration.in. when he fell in the hospital and he went -- >> during the trial. >> he went to the hospital there was a moment where i walked in my mother was there he was in court he said they are aing all these things about me. look at me i am the most misunderstood person in the world. like somebody splashed him all over the body. >> you changed your shade was your color wrong? >> i didn't right that. >> you sang it. >> i sung it because i was upset at my brother. >> were you jealous of your brother's success? >> never. never. i will tell you why. we are the jackson five. we were taught from the very beginning all for one, one for all. when he became had extraordinary artist through the industry we were proud. he was us. we were them. when they talked coabout him he didn't just hurt, we hurt as well. i felt he had gotten away from the family for so long because of the thriller years and everybody pushing us away and coming to him. i said michael i am not just here saying this on my own i am her

. >> you are saying that michael did not bleach his skin? had discoloration and he had to even out his kin. when fell in the hospital and he went -- >> geraldo: during the trial. >> and went to the hospital there was a moment there where i walked in and my mother and father there was and he was fed up with the court going every day and he said they say all these things about me. he said look at me i'm the most misunderstood person of the world. >> why did you write the song the lyrics you changed your shade was your color wrong. >> you sang it. >> i sung it because i was upset at my brother. >> geraldo: were your jealous of your brother's success? >> never did. i tell you why. geraldo, we're the jackson five, man, and we were taught from the beginning all for one and one for all. whewhen became this extraordiny artist we were proud because he is us and we are them and when they talked about him he just didn't hurt, we hurt as well. and i felt that he had gotten away from the family for so long because of the thriller years and all this stuff

when i looked at the evidence, when i saw the crime scene and realized no bleach had ever been used to clean that crime scene, when i saw that the knife was too big to have inflicted the wounds they say it inflicted, and then i knew that the prosecutor was still saying these things when he had to know they were false, i knew there was something seriously wrong with this case. >> so, you actually went and you've looked at this information, you've looked at this evidence, you gained access to it, and in reading, you'veside these two should have been eliminated as suspects on day one, but they weren't. so, what happened to get to this point? >> that's the problem. the problem was, they should have been eliminated on day one, but on day five, before the physical evidence came back, the prosecutor had already decided these must be the people because i know these things intuitively. that would be like you walking into a doctor with a pain in your chest and him saying i need no tests, i know that you have indigestion. you would want more investigation than that. and so, what he did is he arre

bleached blond hair in this one.ooking photos here lingerie, doing her thing. rihanna cementing her sex symbol status in this one. thought everyone would enjoy seeing that one, if you are up this morning. >> little wake-up call. >>> all right, a little sadder news. jennifer anniston's mom had a stroke and jennifer rushed to the hospital to be by her side. her mom, nancy dowd, 75 years old at the los angeles hospital. you know, jennifer anniston's boyfriend, justin thoreau, reports they were on again and off again, jennifer and her mom whether they were getting along. jen is quoted saying she patched things up with her mother in 2009. it is good. fine, things are fine between us. >> prayers for the family. >>> look who's hanging out will smith and marc anthony all those rumors about j-lo. hanging out at the game. old-time friends. is it real or pr? you decide. ound with marc. hanging out at the game. old-time friends. is it real or pr? you decide. pink thing. nope. all she wants to wear is hoodies. hoodies and cargo s

. >> skim milk -- wafer, bleached -- >> when you eat that, your organs are like -- >> there are some i was hoping she wouldn't find. pita chips, pretzels and an array of cookies. >> artificial. artificial. >> the dead cookies. >> i'm going to give your kitchen a grade. a-minus. >> oh, yes. an a-minus. top that, dan. >> bianna, your challenge is accepted. i suspect that my weekend co-pilot, bianna golodryga, is a secret junk food junkie. >> hello. >> my y tchen may beben the small side. but it's what's in it that counts. >> 1% milk. that's great. you have low-fat string cheese. getting lower in the fridge now. what? diet soda doing in your fridge? >> that is all bianca. she lives on this stuff. this is where the trouble starts. we go from the fridge up to the freezer. >> what is it with you tv people and the skinny ice cream? >> what's so bad about it? >> made entirely from chemicals. almost entirely corn. you might as well eat corn on the cob. that would be better for you. >> daphne says eat the full-fat kind. just don't do it every night. but which snacks in my pantry are healthy? l

connection, no evidence, no intel, no intercepts, that would link this individual to the network bleached to have been responsible for a massive truck bomb against a u.s. facility that wounded 70 american forces, only 90 wounds fortunately on 9/11 and the most recent attack on the u.s. embassy that killed about a half-dozen or so afghan civilians, no americans injured or killed in ott operation. no intel to indicate the hakani network was involved in this attack. it appears to be a lone wolf. >> no links to that network in pakistan and no links to the taliban either? >> not so far. we had a couple of instances in afghanistan where it usually involves troops suddenly fired upon by a lone individual, who for whatever reason, decided to take out his grievances with a gun against american forces, in this case, it appears to have been at cia headquarters. it's only preliminary they haven't found any link to the network so far, chuck. >> jim, thanks very much. >>> up next, we dig deeper on the trail for perry as his problems pile up, the chris christie buzz gets louder again. how much of it is

bubury and 44th, ther are reports of seepage coming above the levees on the other side, but no major bleachesreport at this hour. >> thank you, anne thompson, for that report. >>> and right now, we are watching the potential of two tropical storms as well as a hurricane churning in the atlantic and the gulf of mexico, and we are sieve ejust receiveds from todd santos from the weather channel. we are talking about tropical storm nate and maria as well, right? >> yes. of course, katia, the hurricane name that won't go away at this moment. and you know, alex, i want to mention the system or the set-up that allowed basically all of this rainfall to fall across portions of say the mid-atlantic and down back into maryland and up into new york, that upper level low and that is what blocked katia and kept the system off of the coastline and now the system is moving farther away from land and i did a quick measurement and it is over 270 miles, the center of the storm from nantucket and moving further away. this is a category 1 storm moving northeast at 29 miles per hour, and it is expected to accelera

billionaire investor carl icahn is stepping back from his bid to take over the board of that company making bleach"hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." president obama hit the road over this past weekend, as he begins gearing up for his re-election, which he's already done. the president held fund-raisers on the west coast to pump up his base and he unleashed some of his harshest criticism to date on his republican challengers. obama even pushed back against his own supporters who have been critical of him, by challenging him directly. is this the obama liberals have been hoping for? alex wagner is an msnbc political analyst and david corn is the washington bureau chief of mother jones. alex, i haven't seen you in a while and i want your views on this. i've been in this business a long time and i don't know the answer. that's why i'm hitting you with it. is obama -- i'm going to get to this at the end of the show -- three trails he can take. does he go to the senate like clinton effectively in '96 with things like welfare reform and nafta and balancing the budget. is he smart to go harry tru

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and he's lying about that because the victim is most probably dead, and bleached t and believed to bed. they are looking for a body. he should not be able to slide on this because you do not find a body, so they will go forward with this. and they are not going to create another natalee holloway in aruba. megyn: that's an interesting point, as a homicide detective that's what you look for, that they lie about things that they normally don't have to lie about. thank you, detective mark fuhrman we fresh you being here. >> thanks, megyn. megyn: president obama has sent a message to supporters across the country. he knows americans are frustrated with congress and he has something he wants you to do. mike gallagher is here with what is behind the president's call to action. high school players penalized for honoring a friend who died. some say rules are rules, but did the punishment fit the crime? you decide right after this break. >> i think they should have left it go. he didn't take his helmet off, he didn't jump in the air. he just made a simple gesture to heaven. i don't always have