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 mother who likes to sew. always had an old singer sewing machine and i bought her a new one but she never uses it. this is called cloth. her cracked lipped clenched to thread

the shells, they went down to cortez -- not lake -- the cortez sea to get, was that mostly hard or brittle? . >> it was hard but not tool hard. the colorado plateau is covered with chert, a glassy rock that is really really good for making tools, making very sharp edges. you find there are pieces of chert all over the place and you can still cut your skin open very quickly with it and it's been sitting out in the open. >> where does chert come from? . >> it's a marine rock that's mostly silica. you find it in these layers, sandstone layers. if you are especially in a marine or water environment, you will find this layer of chert. it's in all colors, purple, green, red, blue. it's a beautiful rock. . >> one thing i wanted to ask you, the review in the paper recently on sunday said that your book is different from all the other books about the anastazi because you brought out some of the non-flattering parts of their culture like violence. how did you conclude that they were a violent culture? . >> well, i didn't necessarily conclude they were a violent culture, i just concluded there was vi

. >>> the temperature just they not so brittle. but this morning to what to wear pants.hat is good buys. >> it is 36 degrees. >>> the show is over for an alexandria theater. one of the most anticipated bebel's as finely here. >> first, we would take a look ♪ [ woman ] i was ready for my trip, but my smile wasn't. [ female announcer ] new crest 3d white intensive professional effects whitestrips. it goes below the enamel surface to whiten as well as a five-hundred dollar professional treatmentnt for a transformation that's hard to believe. ♪ wow, that's you? [ female announcer ] new intensive professional effects whitestrips. and try 3d white toothpaste and rinse. from crest. life opens up when you do. >> monday morning. we have the clouds rolling over head. are thickening as we speak. west of the blue ridge we ran late dickef snow snowflake or two. it is something to be aware of. otherwise, mostly cloudy this morning. thickening.- quantico is warmer along the at 38 degrees. a few sprinkles today. isolated lights wrinkles here and there. mid-40's for temperatures. sky wil

temperature are not that brittle. >> that is a look at our knees. thank you for joining us. >> see you back here at 11:00.

when you are running 20 degrees above normal, a 10 degree drop is not that brittle.e will get some shock -- some sunshine for sunday. it will dry out before a real chance of any reign that arrives in the middle of the next week. other than a chance of an afternoon sprinkle, tomorrow is another day kind of like today. gusts of wind out of the west to 20 knots on the bay. the weather service is running a small craft advisory on the day. 36 degrees on sunday with partly cloudy skies, a little chilly, that is not very cold. eastern shore, '50s tomorrow. lower eastern shore including ocean city a 10 degree drop. the coal from passing by tomorrow night. and 47 on monday. 53 degrees on tuesday sets the stage for a writ on wednesday that could be heavy. a front comes through on thursday and by next friday can be a little chilly again. >> thank you. $128 million, that was the power ball fries -- priced at a pennsylvania couple claimed it. they want to remain anonymous. the winning numbers were drawn christmas eve. the tickets were purchased at leslie's lounge. they will use t

she walks into the bright vegetable garden, chopped water to life from brittle landscape, leans her hoe against goat wire, admires shoots balanced on turned earth, looks up, fulfilleds a leaves sigh, clouds, hands on her hips, her jaw falls open and a bomb drops down her throat. white. the horizon, a black line against brilliant white landscape, pale blue sky above it, empty except for heat devil blur, a raindrop sound hits a wooden post against cloudless light, another, the lamb, his children, wife, then he drenched in bullet rain. blue. the final moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the millennium skull up tour 4 days before november 2006 elections and no one pays attention. everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to thank george for bringing to bear some of the numbers, some of the horrific things that are happening in

all 3 dolls were made of brittle plastic like material we called cutcha caw. they were hollow the different parts of their bodies were hooked with rubber bands. whatever held those 3 parts together they always broke within a few weeks and the dolls continued to exist in their separate components. i suspect my male cousin was the deconductor of the dolls. the grownups promised to reconstruct them but didn't have the time to follow up on their promises or forgot i was carrying around parts of dolls. except one aunt. she screamed every time she saw me carrying the 3 sets of legs and arms and 3 heads 234 thericcety carriage i pushed around. to assure my aunt the dolls were doing well. i would reassemble them mixing and matching the different parts of the dolls. may be it was a child's way of remembering the acts and the passion of iceis in search of her fragmented husband and the passion of [inaudible] tearing apart and putting together her colonizing bright sister. i still love dolls i collect them. what about you asked amy. she was disapointed when i told her th

. >> the attack advertisements are brittle as a candidate seek the tiniest it vanished. >> iowa is important because it is first. these offer the first chance to see what members of a political party think about their candidates. >> the man whose job they covet our right back at the white house after a christmas break with family. barack obama will have a close eye on iowa. >> they will definitely be watching this from the white house. it if there's one thing that stands out about iowa is that campaigning here is a family affair. you not only get to know the candidates but you talk to their spouses and children as well. that is what i found out when talking with mitt romney. mitt romney is a family man. in the world of conservative america, that is a political card worth playing. >> let me have my family come over here. >> here they all are in iowa, wheeled out to vouche for dad,. i caught up with one of his sons. he is looking better than he should. >> he has a lot of energy. he likes being out here. he likes the energy of the crowd. the enthusiasm that has been built in the past few months

brittle crackdowns, shootings, and disappearances. -- brutal crackdowns. it is extraordinary to be able to work here as a journalist. the essential dynamic which controlled burmese life for so long, fear, is fading away. the burmese have long depended on china for investment. the fear is being dominated by the powerful neighbor which has prompted an opening to the west. with a young population, the need of prosperity that only political stability can bring. the opposition leader, aung san suu kyi, now talks warmly of the country's president. >> the most important thing about the president is that he is an honest man. that is how he struck me. he does not make big promises that he would be incapable of keeping. >> it has been 17 years since i sat in this room listening to you speak of hope. can we really believe that what is happening now will ended real democracy? >> i hope should be joined to endeavor. you can only hope if you work very hard to realize your hopes. we have been working very hard over the past 23 years and that is why we have the right to h

. >> brittle. >> it's very strong, very durable. it's more flexible. if there is an earthquake, it will move with the earth. >> independent analysts have also confirmed that the plastic pipes are stronger than copper. all metal distribution piping in the bay area is expected to be replaced by next year. >>> a massive cleanup effort is underway in japan as we near the one year anniversary of the fukushima nuclear disaster. hoping the thousands who lost their homes can eventually return. as lucy lucy craft shows us, many may not want to. >> we had to put on jump suits, face masks, to detect any radiation hot spots. we passed rolling pastures and trees. silent now since 90,000 residents fled the nuclear disaster nearly a year ago. our destination, ten miles north of the nuclear plant, the japanese government has started an ambitious cleanup to make the area safe for humans to return. >> we are out of sight to see a demonstration of how to decontaminate the soil here. >> the plan is to rid buildings of particles and remove much of the top sorry from an are

. >> i suspect you would say that mitt romney is the front-runner, but he has looked very brittle. >>es, it is this astonishing back and forth of the race. he was the man that had won two primaries. he was in a healthy lead in south carolina. his organization was strong, his finding was strong. now, we hear that he did not win iowa and he is out of the lead in south carolina. there is always a problem, when he is on the stump, he does not take questions. when he is in the debate, he gets thrown a question that he must have known was coming at about his tax return which is code for his vast fortune to come up which he falters. this is a problem for romney. he suddenly looks vulnerable. i think that he is still the man that will face barack obama but there are problems for him over the next 24, 48 hours. >> thank you. now, to afghanistan where today france suspended its operations after a rogue soldiers shot down french troops. the troops in afghanistan are there only as trainers. the incident prompted president nicolas sarkozy to consider it an early withdrawal of all french units. thi

it is brittle and miscalculated, which characterizes the difference between the president and his father. heat packs recklessly and miscalculates. his father was a shrewd and knew how to handle a situation brutally. >> anti-government protesters have told us they did not believe the arab mission. is there presence going to stop the violence? it clearly has not yet, but will it? >> no, to the contrary, the presence of the monitors has increased the violence. it is estimated 40 people have been killed per day since the era of the monitors arrived the day after christmas -- since the arab league monitors arrived the day after christmas. their presence has increased the violence and are being prevented from doing their work. originally, the syrian government agree to them bringing in 500 observers, and so far they have only allowed 150 into the country. they are tightly monitored, the monitors that is, and they're not able to do much. >>> another top nuclear scientist has been killed in iran? >> that is right, washington has involved any involvement in the death of the scientist, who was kil

. >> when weep opened the gate, i saw -- when we opened the gate, saw her first and she was real brittle and i didn't want to hurt her by rushing her out. i told her to grab my arm. >> she's not too well. and i'm really surprised that she got -- could move that quick. >> reporter: with the men's help, which seemed to come from nowhere, haley and his wife made it safely to a neighbor's house. >> i hereby recognize and commend you for your extraordinary heroic efforts. >> reporter: today the 25-year- old heroes were recognized for their efforts. >> going to be with me the rest of my life, just looking back on how i helped somebody, you can say. i'm just glad they made it out safe and i was glad we could help, you know, that's all we wanted to do was help. >> reporter: and while most of the haleys' property was lost -- >> there is no use to cry. tomorrow is another day. we'll survive. we'll survive. >> reporter: in union city, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> coming up, ford announcing a major recall. >> the potential danger posed by some of the company's most popular vehicles. >>> there is a seagu

. >> she was real brittle. i didn't want to hurt her by rushing her out. i told her to grab my arm. she wanted to go by the garage. i didn't want her to go by the garage because smoke started coming out. i walked her down the street and around to the neighbor's house. >> haley says his wife is an invalid so the actions of the young men made all the difference. although firefighters responded quickly, ricketts and baldwin saved the couple before firefighters arrived. >>> not on the field, but off it. check this out. can you spot it here? an airline version of a touchdown dance as steeler fans were taking a om a denver airport. stick around. cheeseburger macaroni? [ female announcer ] cheeserburger macaroni hamburger helper. now even cheesier and tastier. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant >>> welcome back. the time now is 11:26. we are going to go from n

. >> when we opened the gate, i saw her first and she was real brittle and i didn't want to hurt her by rushing her out. i told her to grab my arm. >> she's not too well. and i'm really surprised that she got up and could move that quick. >> reporter: with the men's help which seemed to come from nowhere, haley and his wife made it safely to a neighbor's house. >> i hereby recognize and commend you for your extraordinary heroic efforts. >> reporter: and today, the 25- year-old heroes were recognized for their efforts. >> going to be with me the rest of my life, you know, looking back on how i kind of helped somebody you can say. >> i'm just glad they made it out safe and i was glad we could help, you know? that's all we want to do was help. >> reporter: in union city, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> your brain and then your brain on alcohol. for the first time, researchers have captured the effect of alcohol on the human brain. dr. kim mulvihill says the findings hold hope for better treat for alcoholics. >>> reporter: this study is from the the ernest gallo research center, all about endor

. >> reporter: doctors use the toast diagnose osteoporosis which causes bones to become brittle and more likely to break with age. now, a new study finds women over 65 with normal results may not need to be retested for years. >> they're very unlikely to develop osteoporosis over the next 10 or 15 years. they can be assured that they don't need to have repeat bone density testing. >> a bone density test uses x- rays to measure how much calcium and minerals are in the bone. the lower the density, the more likely a bone will fracture over time. right now, there are formal guidelines for how often a woman should be screen and but most insurance companies pay for bone density tests every two years. >> our practice would be closer to five years if someone had a normal bone density test. >> didn't look bad. >> she hopes ininsurance will keep covering regular bone density tests even if the study shows some women may not need them. >> i don't think preventive medicine is a way to save money. >> because preventing a break or fracture at her age is what's most important. randall pinkston, cbs news

reform the armed forces the military industrial complex has fallen behind technologically and become brittle to with corruption. prompts tuesday afternoon here in the russian capital time now for a sport with you and it's all going according to plan for the favorites at the deckard rally so far and it's certainly the guys who know how the when they have taken control in argentina more on day two in just a second. this is sports today plenty head over the next ten minutes or so including the stories of. cream rising day two at the car rally seems to remain champions moved to the top of the standings in argentina. late starters detroit boston poll finds me of how to wait for games to witness a victory this n.b.a. season but the pistons are now on a winning streak. i'm hitting the heights it was world record breaking time and some of the evil of this week with motorcycles. no less flying higher on longer but for the. great stuff more on not coming up but let's get underway a little soft of there in argentina where it hasn't taken long for the car rally royalty to get into gear after stage two i

. >> reporter: the test is used to diagnose osteoporosis which causes bones to become brittle and more likely to break. now a new study finds women over 65 with normal results may not need to be retested for years. >> they are very unlikely to develop osteoporosis over the next 10 or 15 years. and they can be assured that they don't need to have repeat bone density testing. >> reporter: the test uses x- rays to measure how many calcium and minerals are in the bone. the lower the density the greater the risk of fracture. ucsf epidemiologist dr. dennis black says it's a very good screening test. >> really good at identifying people at high risk of fracture so it's important that women and to some extent men have bone density tests to assess risk of fracture. >> reporter: getting screened is key. with osteoporosis, you you have no symptoms until you have a fracture. >> a person with a hip fracture living on their own has only a 50% chance of being able to live on their own after that hip fracture. so they are devastating events but can be prevented. >> reporter: is it a good idea to sprea

>> well, he's a very brittle candidate., he starts getting in the problem. something weird's happening in my ear. >> me too. ignore it. >> just stay focused on me and breathe deeply. >> it's going in and out. >> wow, man. no, it's just -- but there's something about mitt romney. he was in private equity capital, which was like taking companies from public to private. and number two, he's a mormon. and as john was saying before, we're going to see that he ties an awful lot of money to the church. and so there's a part of him, there's a good part of him that doesn't want the public to know basic facts about -- there's a natural defensiveness to the guy. and it shows up when the pressure is on as it was on monday night when he gave that terrible answer to the income tax question. i mean, you know, there's -- and then the amateurism involved in that -- >> yeah. >> in not releasing your returns is just astonishing. >> what are you seeing out there? when you go from event to event? we've heard that the newt crowds are energized,

reform the armed forces the military industrial complex has fallen behind technologically and become brittle with corruption. next we talked to former german chancellor and current chairman of the nord stream gas pipeline schroeder he tells r.t. about the benefits of energy cooperation between russia and the e.u. and discusses ways for the eurozone to escape its debt crisis. go through the world chancellor of germany from one nine hundred ninety eight to two thousand and five he's now chairman of the board at nordstrom's russia's new gas pipeline under the baltic sea europe mr further why should the e.u. increase its dependence on gazprom is kidney. opinion. we're not talking about russia's dependence we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector three million north stream is viewed as a priority project both by russia and the e.u. because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six not recognized by the european parliament and the e.u. council of energy ministers brussels wants all russian en

. >> my thought was, you know, here in earthquake country plastic would be more brittle. >> the plastic piping that we're installing now is a very strong, very durable flexible pipe. so if there is an earthquake it will move with the earth instead of breaking, which is what a copper line would typically do. >> independent analysts have also confirmed that the plastic pipes are stronger than the copper. all metal distribution piping in the bay area is expected to be replaced by next year. >>> as 49ers enjoy their big nfl play-off run, team officials are dealing with a thorn in their side regarding the plans for that new stadium down in santa clara. santa clara place fair is a group that campaigned against the stadium ballot measure approved by voters two years ago. now "santa clara plays fair" started a petition drive hoping for its own ballot initiative. the group wants voters to decide on a stadium contract approved by the city council last month including about $850 million in city financed construction loans. >> the budget is shot to hell. >> to see them almost to the super bowl is t

plastic would be more brittle in earthquake country. >> reporter: she thought back to the faulty plastic this cupertino condo explosion last august. >> the plastic piping that's being laid here in concord is not the same as the plastic piping that was

. >> your hair can get dry and brittle. this hydrates. minimizes shower time.om is getting washed all during the day. >> this is still for the baby. >> no. you use it for yourself. >> this is organic. it is not going to irritate and zinc oxide in there for spf. this one i love. in winter your heels get gross. you take a hacksaw to them. this is a file i found. >> genius. we have to run. thank you. >> this is "today" on nbc. >>> it's time for "today's kitchen." we are getting saucy with chef anthony. >> anthony stuart is the executive chef in miami. if you're trying to get fit, he's the guy. >> good to see you. no fat, you're saying? no sugar? >> no salt. >> no salt? your secret ingredient is you. >> it is. >> what are we making? butternut squash. >> roasted squash soup. butternut squash, acn squash, onion and garlic. blend it. that's what you have. 100 calories, no more. >> you didn't say cream? >> no cream. you can add fat-free sour cream or yogurt if you like. >> she can't have it so she is happy. >> that's very good. >> it's so delicious. it's hard to believ

she was real brittle. i didn't want to hurt her by rushing her out. so i told her to grab my arm. >> i'm just glad they made it out safe, and glad we could help. >> the fire chief says they saw something terribly wrong and took action to make it right. >>> divorce may be hazardous to your health according to a new study. researchers at the university of arizona sifted through dozens of studies and concluded for some people a divorce can boost the risk of an early death, as much as smoking, being overweight, or drinking too much. scientists say they don't know if divorce leads to poor health, or if poor health leads to divorce. >>> a painful chapter in san francisco history is coming to life on stage. a new play at the berkely repertoire theater is dealing with the 1978 assassination of george moscone, and harvey milk. >> reporter: the life and legacy told from the perception of his son, jonathan moscone. moscone himself districts the play, ghost light. he says it's been an emotional experience. >> it's still very vulnerable to put yourself out there,

she was real brittle. i didn't want to hurt her by rushing her out.i told her to grab my arm. >> i'm just glad they made it out safe, and glad we could help. >> the fire chief says they saw something terribly wrong and took action to make it right. >>> divorce may be hazardous to your health according to a new study. researchers at the university of arizona sifted through dozens of studies and concluded for some people a divorce can boost the risk of an early death, as much as smoking, being overweight, or drinking too much. scientists say they don't know if divorce leads to poor health, or if poor health leads to divorce. >>> a painful chapter in san francisco history is coming to life on stage. a new play at the berkely repertoire theater is dealing with the 1978 assassination of george moscone, and harvey milk. >> reporter: the life and legacy told from the perception of his son, jonathan moscone. moscone himself districts the play, ghost light. he says it's been an emotional experience. >> it's still very vulnerable to put yourself out there, and

he comes up stiff and brittle.esn't know how to relate to people. >> when you want somebody fired up and they are angry about obama, they like newt. in the final lay size that will be difficult -- final analysis that will be different. >> what he was -- difficult. >> what he was able to do was tab into the voter anger that mitt romney it's not his personality. >> right. >> the tough part about romney, he has changed so many positions that i'm not endorsing one or the other but he has changed so many positions so many times that he really -- lindsay graham says he is passion deficit. romney i don't think believes in anything. gingrich is passionate. newt believes everything he has said. he has been a conservative 40 years, 60 years. it's easy for him. he doesn't have to think and plan. >> people thought it was inevitable that he was going for the nominee. in the polls he polled strongest against obama. you weaken that with the loss in south carolina. his people think they can restore it in florida and he can win flo

. >> she was real brittle, and i didn't want to hurt her by rushing her out. i told her to grab my arm and i walked her out. she wanted to go by the garage. i didn't want her to go by the garage. >> his wife is an invalid so the actions of the young man made all the difference. >>> smoking in the boys room and a lot of other places, it's still happening. more than 15% of high schoolkids report smoking still. now, there's a new bill trying to change that. the proposal would make it illegal for tobacco retailers to set up shop within 600 feet of schools. that's important because the state study found that 33% of tobacco sales to minors actually take place within 1,000 feet of a school. >> we have too many people that are addicted to smoking. and 80% of addicted adult smokers started smoking when they were minors. access to tobacco for minors remains a problem. >> the bill is part of a larger package that would increase the tax on a pack by a dollar. a vote is expected by the end of the month. >>> let's bring back in jeff ranieri, our chief meteorologist. i got m

there's an enormous amount of economic pressure on brittle democratic regimes as well.larly about the european periphery, greece, hungary. those are places we could seed a lot more social discontent, populism that moves them in an authoritarian direction. they shouldn't lose sight and presume arab spring is just about countries we don't like. >> that brings us to europe. easy question. will the euro survive in its current form with all its members in 2012? >> i think there's probably now about a slightly just about even chance that it will survive but very uncomfortably large possibility that it won't. i say "uncomfortable" because the precipice that that represents for europe is a very scary one. >> i would probably give it a little better odds than that, more in the 60% to 70% range. i think it's striking all the people have been predicting it would collapse. they wouldn't believe in june it was still around in december. they were sure it was gone long before. i do think not just that the europeans are looking at the precipice but so are the chinese. europe is china's

. >> it causes bones bones to become brittle and more likely to break with age.omen may not need to be retested if are years. >> they're very unlikely to develop osteoporosis over the next 10 or 15 years. and they can be assured that they don't need to have repeat bone density testing. >> reporter: a bone density test uses x-rays to measure how much calcium and minerals are in the bone. the lower the density, more likely a bone will fracture over time. >> right now, there are no formal guidelines for how often a woman should be screened. but most insurance companies pay for bone density tests every two years. >> our practice would be closer to five years, if someone had a normal bone density test. >> actually don't look bad. >> wallac hopes they will keep covering the bone density tests. >> i don't think that preventive medicine is the way to save money. >> reporter: because preventing or breaking a fracture at her age is what is most important. in new york, randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> osteoporosis is the most common bone disease, affecting one out

if you challenged him or said anything unexpected he got brittle, handled it poorly.e biffed and farbled. you think on this tax he would have had an answer. the only answer is they are terrified, they don't want to release more than one year, they are now put in the position they have to release multiple years, and they are worried what the impact will be. >> some congressional members have told me that they think there is a chance he has paid no tax in some of those years and that won't fly with the american people. that what is they think is behind all this. richard, what about gingrich? did he seal the deal for south carolina last night? >> well he made a signature move from the get-go was to turn on the media. can we just for a minute savor the irony, sweet aroma of h hypocri hypocrisy, no decorum in raising questions about fidelity, putting that aside for a minute, he did what he had to do, got the crowd, got them to their feet. that is what he needed for those south carolina voters, but really, any -- if romney was a serious candidate he should have taken him ap