cushing's reflex! the cyst ruptured spontaneously.uid's leaking onto her brain; that's why she can't speak. lantz: pressure's 170! she's having an allergic reaction to the cyst fluid. her brain's herniating through the craniotomy. we need to raise the head of the bed and hyperventilate. heart rate's still dropping. put her on a mannitol drip to lower the swelling, and nitroprusside to get her bp down. lantz: bax, bag her while i do it. come on, let's go! all right. done. irrigation and suction. lantz: she's stabilizing. bp's going down, heart rate's coming up. great work. swelling's going down. did you stop it in time? i hope so. we'll know if she wakes up. (monitor beeping rhythmically) her cyst didn't burst because of you. you had no way of knowing it would. i still should've removed that one first. bax: it could have sprung a leak when she was in the air. you saved lives by getting her here. yeah, i hope hers is one of them. (knocking) michael, i just got a call from clinica sanando. dr. zeke? not now, rita. he said it was importan

meantime danilov skate takes his place but he had a bad start last night sacked by his team's brian cushinghere and he plays later the visitors were ahead after a touchdown from adam foster. the texans were ten six in front by half time and with two minutes to go in the fourth they were still sixteen twelve ahead but then all of a ski would rain reggie way to set up the cold he says twenty yard line and the pair combined again for the vital touchdown so the colts nine hundred sixteen win is their second straight victory after losing to the shiites. in basketball three more teams a grand places in the last sixteen of the euro league on the final day of the regular season and about she gets crap and emporio armani manny all getting wins to ensure they progress to the next round about shape big ben they come to eighty three seventy six to finish on top of group a italian host were already short of the last sixteen place but couldn't contain bogged down of an eviction finish with ninety. point the turkish side bazzi made focus of us top scored twenty one point. also qualifying from group a with

in the meantime danilov takes his place and he had a bad start last night sat by his things brian cushing and two plays later the visitors were ahead after a touchdown from arian foster here. to texas with ten six in front by halftime with two minutes to go in the fourth they were still sixteen twelve ahead but then all of ski hooked up with reggie wayne to set up the colts on tuesday's twenty yard line and the pack combined again for the vital touchdown the colts nineteen sixteen win is their second straight victory after losing the first match it's. possible now and three more teams grab places in the last sixteen of the year really on the final day of the regular season and about shake a scrap and emporio armani all getting wins to ensure they progress the next round about a big ben a come to eighty three seventy six to finish on top of green paid italian hosts who are already assured of a lost her sixteenth place but couldn't contain both gamble down which she finished with nineteen points for the turkish side while teammate olga service. top school with twenty one points. also qualif

point where they're running the ball for three quarters and the other teams that they're playing on a cush scheduled, they are dominating them. the denver defense which nobody is talking about, they are only allowing about a touchdown and field goal every game and their field goal kicker kicked a 59- yarder and a # five 1 yarder to win the game. tim tebow didn't tackle marion barber. he didn't make him fall out of bound. >> this team has been touched by tebow. they are rallying around this guy. he is making the defense better because they believe. he is making prater kick 59 yards because they believe. they didn't want this guy to succeed. i still don't think john elway wants

air attack on a rainy of facilities a real there of intent to escalate tension that region so as the cush countries towards buying additional weapons some are saying that it's blown out. i don't believe these threats are blown out of proportion considering the sources which express these threats of using force they're quite real we remember israel threatening to attack from the air and indeed israel bombs nuclear missiles in the region in iraq what would keep it from attacking around the same way this potential development is very dangerous the region will end up on the edge of an abyss of an unknown depth and with we don't want to hear any military threats against the iranian nuclear facilities or anything else all we want to see is a peaceful development the only thing required from iran is transparency in its nuclear program this is a regular requirement we confirm arounds right to a peaceful nuclear energy of all kinds today we have the i.a.e.a. report on iran's research on the military use of nuclear energy this is very dangerous as it's a threat to the whole region why does it need

we expect to pick up 150,000 barrels of oil from cushing to the gulf coast. domestic oil production has been a goal of the united states, but production cannot grow if it cannot reach market. the fact that pipeline access is needed is apparent in the significant price discount u.s. mid continent producers have been receiving for their production. this project will create valuable jobs for americans. construction of the segment from cushing to the gulf coast would have created 4000 construction jobs next year in kansas, oklahoma, and texas. these are high-paying jobs. they are heavy equipment operators. construction of the northern segment through montana, south dakota, and nebraska would have created an additional 9000 construction jobs and 7000 manufacturing jobs, 20,000 jobs in all. these thousands of direct construction jobs were planned to begin next year. the majority were union jobs that would have started a couple of months from now. contracts and subcontracts have already been awarded. americans were hired and ready to work. local businesses would hav

so cushing, oklahoma, is a very important part of this. it's mind-boggling when i go back to oklahoma, which i hope we go back sometime tomorrow and people ask the question yes? why is it we want cheap oil and gas fright our continent, the north american continent, and why would they stop a pipeline to carry it? and they do do it because appliesally they don't want that to happen. i really believe it's important to look at the other aspects. jim jones, a lot of us knew him, he's a four-star general, served with a lot of dignity and very successful. but he became the national security advisor to president obama. he said, this is a quote, "in a tightly contested global economy are securing energy resources is a national must we should be able to act with speed and agility and any threat to this project by delay or otherwise would constitute a significant setback." he ties this in to national security. he further said the failure to move forward with the project will prolong the risk to our economy and our energy security. and send the wrong

i sue cush. >> that will be a felony. >> for john riggeo, it's been his fifth time in six years assisting his evanston counter parts. >> we know how they work and they know how we work. we can provide surveillance, undercover, that the bad guys haven't seen before. that's why we are successful. >> riggeo himself off then goes under cover playing a role to build trust with a variety of unsaforry characters. >> hey, girl, it's junior. what's up in you going to be around today. >> one of his newest targets, an ecstasy seller that names pills after candy. >> i'm looking for the skittles. all right, let me know what paper is too. all right, cool. >> she asked me if i wanted a jar, which is a hundred. i said no, half a jar. but police buy 15 pills because that's all they need to buy. so we will get a search warrant and hopefully get it out of her also. >> hey i was going to be in the area in a bit. i was going to see if i could roll through. >> we try to talk like they do. a lot of people that we arrest, you will know terminology that they like use. >> call me back. >> you can probably count th

washington claims he's bought cocaine and premium grade cannibis called cush at the house. >> wait 24urs. they were there 2 hours chockwise. >> to get in the house we have to buy twice. >> to get the search warrant, we need to buy two times. >> investigator demus hernandez will send an undercover officers to do two separate buys at the house while he and another conduct surveillance. we rode along with one of the officers to watch the target location on a busy thursday night. >> all right, we're at 118th getting off right now. >> all right. there's people standing out. we're turning up the block right now. >> i'll have a good eye on it, i'm not even a block away. so there's quite a few people out on the block, though. they're out on porches, and it's not as quiet as we thought it would be. >> a steady stream of customers arrives within minutes. >> we got a van, a minivan that pulled up, we got another cadillac pulling up behind that car. so stand by. all right, somebody in a red jacket just came out of the target house. someone else is coming out. we have a lot of people coming in and

and as the senator from texas may have explained, there is a backlog of oil in cushing right now, whichis a hub for oil. we need to move that oil from cushing, oklahoma, down to the gulf coast refineries in texas and louisiana. this pipeline will move that product to these refineries. so, again, it's not just about moving canadian crude into the united states. this is about moving product throughout the united states as well where we have serious bottlenecks. and when we have those bottlenecks, our producers in north dakota get less. they face a discount. if the product has to move by rail or by truck, we suffer a discount. that affects not only the oil companies themselves but it also affects the individual producers, the mineral owners who get a royalty payment. so this is about truly creating economic activity. but the first point that i want to emphasize is that this is absolutely -- absolutely is and should be part of this jobs package. the second point that i want to talk about for just a minute is that somehow -- i mean, the concern has been expressed that somehow we're rushing t

>> kimberly: wait until gramps hit the cush an curb ande car behind him. >> greg: mitt is a can of beer morning you're not ready for it. by lunchtime, it looks good and by dinner you want the can of beer. america is looking at romney saying he's can of beer. >> andrea: a lot of people are looking for vodka. they don't want to chug the beer. if beer is the only thing left on the table, i'm going to funnel that beer. the other choice is barack obama. >> kimberly: can you tell we're getting ready for new year's? >> eric: time out. you said the other choice other than obama is ron paul. do you see funnel the beer? i'm not. >> greg: what drink is that? ron paul drink. >> andrea: i wouldn't funnel ron paul. >> greg: shot of jagermeister. >> kimberly: speaking of ron paul. let's take a listen to this. >> i think ron paul's views are totally outside the main stream. virtually every decent american. >> ron paul would make a very dangerous president because of his foreign policy. >> one of the people running for president thinks it's okay for iran to have a nuclear weapon. i don't. >> the second

cushing hall is in the middle of a meticulous rehabilitation. transforming the 108-year-old building into a brand new hotel. the challenge for this and for the 300 other buildings including lucasfilm head quarters holding on to history while preserving the future. >> this has a dwrand, grand past. we're giving it a new life. >> some of the buildings here still has adobe brick left over from when spain built the presidio. the bay changed hands from spain to mexico and final toll the united states in the late 1700s. when the u.s. military pulled out, it became a national park. ten years ago the presidio developed a detailed plan to put the space back in use. the 22-room inat the presidio is part of that plan. >> all that was restored and brought back. >> the building was gutted and redone, maintains or matching as much of the original nix tur as possible. much of the $11 million spent on the project was used for the retrofit. because it was literally leaning to the side. >> it was in a fair amount of disrepair. >> reporter: waterford hotels expect

that's cork, oklahoma, right there on his -- that's cushing, oklahoma, right there on his map. all kind of converged and there's no way of getting down to texas without going through what we have in oklahoma. but more so, if you don't think this is a jobs bill, you have a very famous oklahoman working in your state -- i would say harold hamm is probably the number-one producer up there today. i've talked to him. you know what his biggest problem is up in oklahoma? he can't find everyone to work. they're full employed up there. what better evidence is there that this solves the problem, than the jobthis is a jobs bille jobs in oklahoma? this is just an example of what this administration has been trying to do. they've been trying to kill fossil fuels from the very beginning. alan krueger, the chair of the president's council on economic advisors says, "the administration believes that it is no longer sufficient to address our nation's energy needs by finding more fossil fuels." he wants to kill fossil fuels. steven chu said, "somehow we're going to have to try to figure out how

and cush wrote banning the current plastic and finding an alternative would be the best choice.ence has advanced a lot it won't be that difficult to develop the biodegradable plastic and amy has come up with her own solution. i have a reusable slam shell that i bring along when i get takeout. your views are important for us. share them at nbceditorials.com. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i?

construction of a segment from cushing to the gulf coast would've created over 4000 construction jobsxt year in kansas, oklahoma, and texas. these are high-paying jobs. pipefitters and welders, mechanics, electricians, heavy equipment operators. construction of the northern segment through montana, south dakota and nebraska would have created an additional 9000 construction jobs. on top of that there are 7000 manufacturing jobs associated with this project. 20,000 jobs in all. these thousands of direct construction jobs were planned to begin next year. the majority of them were union jobs. they would've started on a couple of months from now. contracts and subcontracts have already been awarded to dozens of u.s. companies. americans were hired and ready to go to work. local businesses along the route would've also benefited from 118,000 spinoff jobs key so we have created through increased business for local restaurants, hotels and suppliers. keystone is expected to add $20 billion to the u.s. economy and the project will pay over half a billion dollars in taxes just during constructi

also you will notice the pipeline goes down to curb -- cushing, oklahoma. this pipeline will move oil from cushing down to the refineries, from texas and louisiana. so it helps to resolve bottleneck issues, moving oil in our country which will help reduce prices to consumers as you eliminate some of these bottlenecks and price disparities. so again i go back to the point of my being here today, talking about this legislation, which is solutions-oriented legislation, problem-solving legislation, and what it does is it creates jobs, it reduces our dependence on middle east oil, and again it provides better environmental stewardship. so when i say it's solutions oriented, what do i mean by that? the issue, as i think most people who followed this issue will recall, the concern or the problem was in the sand hills region of western nebraska, concern had been expressed about going through the sand hills of nebraska, that that's an area where we have the aquifer and there is concern there that that might be an issue should there be any kind of breach in the pipel

. >> i think it's totally ash cush that a -- absurd that a football team would bother to sue. >> don't take it personally. they have a big investment. these days you have to watch what you do. >> the laiders are -- raiders are look fog take a bite out of nation's bottom line. the team wants to be compensated for alleged trademark infringement. a $5,000 reward is being offered by the east bay spca. they want to catch who is responsible for shooting and killing ducks and geese at a park in concord. seven of the birds were found shot to death at knewal park saturday morning. >>> this moving, the solano county sheriff's department is leading the search for a missing teenager from suisun city. investigators fear 17-year-old christina almanza may have been kidnapped. the teenager kidnapped yesterday afternoon. she later left a voice mail on a family member's home saying she was being held hostage by several men. the teenager was last seen driving a navy blue 1999 oldsmobile minivan. the license plate number is 4 eb 1066. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man they are calling a perso

the pipeline will also help move oil from places like cushing where we currently have backlogs to the within our country as well as bringing canadian crude to the united states and to our refineries. i mentioned it's a job creation bill. as our leader said just a minute ago, just the construction alone will put 20,000 workers on the job. 20,000 workers on the job, just constructing the pipeline and the perryman group out of waco, texas has indicated 250,000 jobs. it's a huge job creator. i yield to our leader, senator mcconnell. mr. mcconnell: it's my understanding, is it not correct, that these are not jobs sometime in the future, that these are in fact jobs just as soon as the president would sign off on this, this project is ready to go. right? we don't have to borrow -- the government doesn't have to borrow any money, they don't have to strie try to stimulate anything. this is a project as i understand it, i would ask my friend from north dakota that is literally shovel ready, won't cost the government a penny. mr. hoeven: this is a project that's absolutely ready to go, will not

philosophy, that aren't worried about the next job, aren't worried about going to wall street and getting a cushwe helped them get special interest. people like herman cain that understand just making hard decisions, sometimes you just got to, you know, bear down. the epa was that agency that i was wanting to leave you with, an agency that is costing this agency hundreds of thousands if not millions of jobs because of this administration's love affair with the radical environmental left. one of the reasons this xcel pipeline that creates tens of thousands of jobs, if not hundreds of thousands of jobs from the canada oil sands down into the united states to be refined here and the jobs that would be created, the independence from foreign sources of oil and yet this president has said publicly that he's going to veto that bill. i hope he comes to his senses. you're going to trade the next election and supporting the next election for jobs today in america? that's not leadership. and we need somebody in the epa who philosophically will walk in there and test every regulation that's been put on the