coleman lantern is good.is one is basically an ad justible table lantern, you can have it focused or make a broad area. it's a good area illumination s you can sit down and eat. you can't eat with a flashlight >> after about the first day th november ti of the earthquake and the city being black is going to wear off. >> real fast. >> and about the third day you're going to be so sick you won't imagine it. the stuff you put away now is going to be so valuable to you. you cannot expect the fire department to come driver's license, the police department. they're going to be, as they say, taxed to their limit. you need to be able to be self-sufficient in a comfortabl manner, with your neighbors. >> a coil of line -- with your neighbors. yeah, you've got to have line. you've got to be tying stuff up you need to learn how to tie a boland. i know that's asking a lot but you need to learn how to tie at least one knot and that's a boland. we're having a special seminar on how to tie a boland, not today. it looks like

oprah: "diff'rent strokes" made todd bridges, gary coleman, and dana plato child superstars.n the show wrapped in 1986, all 3 remained in the headlines, bu wrong reasons. todd bridges spent nearly a decade consumed with drugs and legal battles that left his career and reputation in shambles. before gary coleman's untimely death this past may, his legal woes, health issues, and marital problemsstae tabloids. and dana plato was written off the show when she got pregnant at the age of 18. broke and desperate, she was convicted of armed robbery-- >> what i need is--i need help. i'm sick. oprah: and later appeared nude in magazines and porn movies. in 1999, dana plato dies of an overdose. oprah: you know, there have been people who said that--because of dana's issues with drugs, and gary coleman has had his problems we've seen reported in the media, and you certainly have had your problems--people have said that that whole kind of child cast was cursed. what do you say? >> i think we had very similar backgrounds when it came to our parents. you know? but thank god--like i said, i

fred coleman a native islander establish today because he deeply loves the americans who came to his distant homeland. it is ironic he should feel so. all of the deprivations were brought to bare to people who asked for none of it. strategically the soloman islands were in the wrong place at the right time. so why did this man create this eerie, yet calmly fascinating place? >> my people were healthy in 1942. first point. second point, my uncle was killed with your people, a general. and then he just died. my father side i never forget england, australia, new zealand and america. the question there because why? because they sacrificed themselves. and we have peace in our country. >> i am really glad i got a chance to come back 45 years later. i feel that i owe some respect and honor the fellows and the men that we left behind. and that we left a lot of good people here. [ music ] >> when we come back on "second look," they fought for america while america locked up their families. decades later, the memorials and medals for japanese american veterans. . >>> in 1942, the u.s. governme

extreme weather and natural disasters all over the world and in our interview now we speak to piers coleman he says it's called nothing to do with global warming it's just the weather cycle repeating itself that special interview coming our way just. i'm in london today talking to piers corbin who is a long range weather forecasts and where nouns climate change skeptics are going to be talking about the recent devastating hot weather that's taking place in russia and also about climate change in general thanks very much for talking to us now we've seen the devastating heat which has caused widespread wildfires in rust save the summit this yeah did you see that coming yes a long road for calls for europe western part of russia predicted a heat wave in most of europe especially east europe and west russia and we also predicted when it was going to end and ended when we said what's in your opinion of course that it was caused by. dramatic changes in solar activity. which caused it to happen and we also predicted very specifically when it would end q two we said would be extra special solar act

weapons production we hear that israel may be targeting other iranian nuclear facilities in tons and in coleman and in toronto itself so the fact is that radiation would be a big problem with monsoon rains coming from the central asian steppes winging south picking up radiation and possibly dumping this radioactive rain on on three hundred nuclear powers pakistan india and china this could get out of hand very very rapidly we know that israel is in range for some iranian missiles they. depending on how good their air defenses are they could be hit but i think it would also react from lebanon and we would see a wave of rocket attacks american maybe down as a land of opportunity but for increasing numbers it's an offer they are not willing to take last year alone over seven hundred people have renounced their us citizenship three times as many as a year before the war and i asked one expatriate why these american dream turned sour. ken o'keefe grew up in america and had a nation that he believed was the greatest in the world a bastion of freedom and democracy in order to protect those ideals he j

even then there's free schooling many poverty stricken children all pushing calls to spray painting coleman said. next people about on his desk if it was reality t.v. in the twenty first century i discuss whether it has a role beyond simple entertainment in just a few moments. wealthy british science. because. markets. scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports. if you. stood. alone and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle reality t.v. wonderfully popular in commercially lucrative but just how realistic are these programmes are they the ultimate form of spontaneous expression or are they merely evidence of how modern values are centered on the most banal common denominators. and if you. start. to discuss modern t.v. i'm joined by stephen reese and columbus he's the executive director of the world society of motivation scientists and professions.

with links and photos we can coleman's by america's top military officer refusing to rule out the use of force if iran doesn't stop its uranium enrichment program tehran has dismissed the commons saying any such action is doomed to fail oh she's marina has the latest from new york for us. well the united states treasury department did i denounce additional sanctions against twenty one iranian entities entities that u.s. officials say and accuse of aiding groups such as hezbollah hamas and the taliban now these u.s. sanctions are targeting iranian companies in the banking insurance and investment mining and engineering sector americans or u.s. companies are now in a bid from doing any business from from those entities that are now being sanctioned by the u.s. treasury department and all of this is coming just a few days after the u.s. joint chiefs of staff michael mullen said that the option to strike iran a plan to strike iran is still on the table and it's an option that's ultimately up to u.s. president barack obama that subject did come up at the united nations when i ambassador vi

locating a missing woman who suffers from depression and schizophrenia. 51-year-old beverly welsh colemaned yesterday. she had come to oakland from los angeles to attend a funeral and then vanished from the days inn hotel off hagenberger hotel. >>> one san francisco's most vein rabble restaurants has closed. a note blames the economy. it says that the restaurant will be closed until further notice. it was old time san francisco and the movers and shakers gathered. >>> one of the grill's original owners ed moose died yesterday, the same day the doors closed at the restaurant. aside from owning the grill twice, he also owned and operated moose's restaurant. ed moose was 81-year-old and died after suffering >>> this is a big weekend for giants fans, a chance for the team to take over first place, not going to happen now. >> it is not going to happen. pat dress, they have pretty good pitching, you might say. why is san diego in first place in the national league west and the giants in second? simple. padres won 8 of 9 head-to-head encounters. and there is ann tray itzuris. he walks, stole sec

coleman is my son, and he is a medical student. >> how old is he? >> he is 25.e went to canton college in virginia. >> my wife and daughter have the same name. my wife is vice-president of communications at hudson institute here in washington. i think that c-span is formed -- is filming in the event there as we speak. my wife was quite distressed that i was coming to see you because it would distract c-span from the important business of going to the hudson institute. who are the -- >> who are the house? -- hounds? >> and they are our dogs. we refer to them as members of the family. i thought it would be a little kitschy to list them by name. what do any of your children have an interest in history? what they do. -- >> they do. they will not pursue it in any professional way. >> if a young person were to come to you today and say, " philip terzian, give me a couple books on history that i should read." would you tell them? what's it would depend on how old they are. the book that i discovered when i first started to read was called the american past, by roger bu

locating a missing woman who suffers from depression and schizophrenia. 51-year-old beverly welsh coleman disappeared yesterday. she had come to oakland from los angeles to attend a funeral and then vanished from the days inn hotel off hagenberger hotel. >>> one san francisco's most vein rabble restaurants has closed. a note blames the economy. it says that the restaurant will be closed until further notice. it was old time san francisco and the movers and shakers gathered. >>> one of the grill's original owners ed moose died yesterday, the same day the doors closed at the restaurant. aside from owning the grill twice, he also owned and operated moose's restaurant. ed moose was 81-year-old and died after suffering complications from a broken ankle in june. >>> a's, giants and our fred inglis when we come back. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it

. >> the mystics forward martha coleman said this is only the second time she ever noticed who was sittingide. the first time she noticed, it was lebron james. not bad company. >> not bad at all. some down time for the first family. >>> we'll be back with more "world news now" after this. a short time ago, this woman suffered from around his house. these people chose freedom over restrictions. independence over limitations. they chose mobility. they chosehe scooter store. and this is the team of mobility experts who made it all happen. ii great news, you've been approved for payment. dr. cruz, i'm calling on behalf ofmarie stanford. and they can make it happen for you. hi, i'm doug harrison, if you're living with limited mobility, call the scooter store today. i promise, no other company will work harder to make you mobile or do more to ensure your total satisfaction. i expected they'd help me file some paperwork with medicare and my insurance. i never expected them to be so nice or work so hard to get me a power chair at no cost to me. if we qualify you and medicare denies your claim for

coleman is my son, and he is a medical student. >> how old is he? >> he is 25.e went to canton college in virginia. -- hampden sydney college in virginia. >> my wife and daughter have the same name. gracie is my daughter. grace is my wife. my wife is vice-president of communications at hudson institute here in washington. that is a think tank here. i think that c-span is filming in the event there as we speak. -- any event there as we speak. my wife was quite distressed that i was coming to see you because it would distract c- span from the important business of going to the hudson institute. who are the -- >> who are the hounds? >> they are our dogs. i am a great fan of beagles. we have had four of them in our married life. the last one recently died. we refer to them as members of the family. i thought it would be a little kitschy to list them by name. i just mentioned them collectively. >>what do any of your children -- to either of your children -- and do either of your children have an interest in history? >> they do. they will not pursue it in any professi

the second stabbing happened around coleman drive and story road. san jose police say both stabbings could be gang related. >>> today a nightclub in san francisco is supposed to close its doors due to recent violence. instead, though, the venue will fight for its right to party. an attorney for jelly's dance cafe on pier 50 says the club will defy an eviction notice from the port of san francisco. police have also called for the club's closure. in 2008, another man was shot and killed during a fight outside jelly's. the club's lawyer says the violent incidents have been, quote, exaggerated, and misdescribed. >>> a teenager will appear in court this morning to face charges of pimping a 14-year-old girl as a prostitute. san rafael police say they found the girl working the streets of the canal district saturday during a sting targeting customers. police say she's a runaway from richmond, allegedly pimped by an 18-year-old tia powell also of richmond. powell pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges of pimping a minor under the age of 16. >>> time is now

thank you box office, opening verse plays the other guys, please come and eastern will ferro mark coleman made over $35 million that was good enough to win the top spot. inception still growing some of those fell to second place in made nearly 19 million bringing its total so far to nearly to hundred and $30 million. finally in their places equal to the popular spouse stood his own shot in 3 d. emil 15 and half million dollars in its opening weekend. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. bark of more violence among regulators to run in news and news stories 42, and traffic is averaging the bay bridge toll then morning, for 50 9:00 a.m., a top star is the scene at the the san francisco nightclub turns violent overnight as shots fired the latest coming up. this morning commuters of easing in new temporary chance bay terminal for the first time, we'll take a look at the changes in what this might mean for your right to work, drilling finally begins to build a fourth hole at the curb that tunnel will watch the traffic into the house lon

injuries the other and we're told is recovering than just a 4 9:00 at 34 broken as a man was stabbed by coleman jose as he was talking to a bus stop he was taken to hospital we're told he's expected to arrive no word if these incidences are connected new details this morning a lawsuit has been filed in connection with that every plane crash that killed three employees the parents of one of the men on board is suing the pilot who also died in the crunch the suit alleges negligence on the part of the pilot for taking off in a heavy fog. dangers conditions. from douglas born in the company he ran this fall plan start airlines and an hour before crashing. no one on the ground was hurt. also for you we now know more about the sexual harassment claim that force japan casino to resign the associated press is reporting that heard the accuser and dirty fischer claimed that her work as a contractor dried up because she rejected his advances he denies making any such advances on fisher. she helped organize the event even though he was like go h-p does admit that he did not violate the sexual harasser poli

look at the coleman camping marketing campaign, the original social networking site, the camping siteths we continue to see the credit card rates -- >> i think it's taken hold. retailers are banking on it and they're shifting how they market, too. >> great to see you. now erica. >>> it's been one of our favorite shows for a decade now and the new season of "survivor" is set to debut on september 15th, on a new night, wednesdays. jill dobson spoke with jeff probst for a sneak peek and everybody is ready for this. >> they are. jeff probst gave me an exclusive look at a group of castaways like we've never seen before. every one aims to outwit, outlast, outplay. >> reporter: after 20 exciting seasons the hit reality show "survivor" is shaking things up, set in nicaragua, the cut-throat competition has a battle of the ages for the ages. what about the format this season? old versus young? tell us about that. >> we started looking and thinking, we have enough strong, fit, older people that we could try to do old versus young. >> reporter: series host and executive producer jeff probst leads

i want to make sure that i thank, once again, ted strickland, sherrod brown, mayor michael coleman, yourt governor, and i believe the next united states senator, lee fisher, and mary jo kilroy for being here. and obviously, i want to thank joe and rhonda weithman and the whole weithman family for sharing their backyard. and we're going to have to make sure that we're helping their lawn here. it got trampled on a little bit. i hope you guys are not stepping in the corn. michelle, by the way, would be very proud to see that you've got the vegetable garden working. all right? give them a big round of applause, everybody. thank you very much. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> i wanted to let you know that the weithmans made me be the o in o-h-i-o. it is on tape. it is on tape somewhere. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [inaudible] in the meantime, we have jim warren on the phone. he is a columnist and we want to focus on this jury action yesterday in the trial of the former il

i want to make sure that i thank, once again, ted strickland, sherrod brown, mayor michael coleman, your, and i believe the next united states senator, lee fisher, and mary jo kilroy for being here. and obviously, i want to thank joe and rhonda weithman and the whole weithman family for sharing their backyard. and we're going to have to make sure that we're helping their lawn here. it got trampled on a little bit. i hope you guys are not stepping in the corn. michelle, by the way, would be very proud to see that you've got the vegetable garden working. all right? give them a big round of applause, everybody. thank you very much. thank you. oh, and by the way, i just want you to know that the weithmans made me the "o" in o-h-i-o. it's on tape. it's on tape somewhere. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> congressional budget office director would give an update tomorrow morning on the budget and the latest economic numbers. he will also take questions from reporters. live coverage begins at 11:00 on c-span2. a n

i want to make sure that i thank, once again, ted strickland, sherrod brown, mayor michael coleman, your lieutenant governor, and i believe the next united states senator, lee fisher, and mary jo kilroy for being here. and i'm up want to thank joe and rhonda weithman in the whole weithman family for sharing their backyard. we're going have to make sure that we help their lawn here. i hope you are not stepping in the corn. michelle would be very proud to see that you have the vegetable garden working. all right? give them a bad round of applause, everybody. thank you very much. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> i wanted you to know that the weithmans made me be the o in o-h-i-o. [applause] it is on tape. it is on tape somewhere. >> funeral services for former alaska senator ted stevens will be held today in anchorage. he died last week in a plane crash on the wake what fishing trip in alaska. joe biden and mitch mcconnell will be there. we will have live coverage here on c-span. book tv continues

then of course we have david coleman headley who we thought -- initially had not had all of his sophistication. turned out he had done surveillance for turiba back in 200 in mumbai to help with the attacks at l.t. conducted in m. buy and -- mumbai, you'll remember between the 26 and 30th of november 2008. we should not -- should not take this lightly. what is the real driver? >> a lot has to do with the internet. the power of that and how it fuels radical thought is absolutely compelling -- any of you who ever read the materials guns from jihadist websites will know that -- that has powerful appeal for young minds. young minds are certainly being bent by the internet. how many websites are there? we don't know. there are hundreds of extremist websites. and they, they -- they put out vir lint propaganda every day to kill werners and above all americans. we know that's a fact. we know they cite the old saws, u.s. support for israel, and involvement in iraq and afghanistan, and guantanamo bay. abu ghraib. and of course that is to rouse anger here in -- in the minds particularly of the young. we -