every day it's like a drip, drip, drip.ere tomorrow, i know i would not come back. i honestly say if i got there tomorrow i know i would not come back. i don't deserve to come back tomorrow. i can honestly tell you, unless i go to the parole board and i'm 43, i would tell them, i don't deserve to be back out there because i took a life. karma really has something to give me, i'm going to take it. >> armstrong may be killing time behind bars, but he hasn't lost his passion for current events. >> i read newspapers, magazines. i get "tv guide," "xxl," "rolling stone," "newsweek," "blender." i get nine periodicals. i was going to major in english and political science. if i didn't make it in basketball, i wanted to be a political columnist. like george will -- not necessarily his politics. sorry george. i watch abc news, i see george stephanopoulos talking. i see that dude on fox, the a-hole. >> bill o'reilly? >> yeah. bill o'reilly. and i see your colleague, tom brokaw. that's what i wanted to get into. i love politics. you kn

drip drip of death and a lot of it comes back to that massive savings pool of the japanese pensioner japan's giant pension fund unlikely to see j g b yield surge japan's one for. three trillion government pension investment fund the world's biggest public pension said yields on japanese government bonds are unlikely to surge for a while as there is plenty of demand from cash rich domestic banks the g.p.i. f. invests reserves of national and corporate pension plans if allocates about two thirds of its assets to japanese government bonds where the yield on benchmark ten year bonds is languishing below one percent geriatrics are risk averse because all the relative have done for me to think of blowfish burgers but don't know they're the ones they're the famous mrs watson alvi you know women live a lot longer than men they have a lot of this cash that the two thirds of it sitting out one percent less than one percent in japanese government bonds where they're basically forced to finance their government bonds now their savings is running a very dangerously low it's less than two percent

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drip, drip, drip. just one drip at a time. i have always used a manual mower on my own lawns.your grandfather's mower. not made out of iron. they make lightweight versions now. there's a savings on gas and also a savings on environmental impact. power mowers do not have to have catalytic converters. pound for pound, they're much bigger polluters than automobiles. cleaning up afterward, we use good old rakes and brooms. it's very possible to save money and be environmentally friendly. it's a win-1 situation. >> many people want to carry this idea of going green far beyond their homes and their offices and their yards. into their leisure activities. you'll find no greater proponents of that than the tens of millions of recreational boaters in this country. people who like to go fishing, divingering sight seeing. the chesapeake bay, not terribly far from here, has been the site of many environmental challenges over the years. and now, boaters are leading the charge out there to make things a lot better. photo journalist david ruff talks us for a ride. >> fabulous. it's going to h

>> it is dripping fat and dripping through, are you kid ?g you have to walk around like that? >> i would walk. >> here is an idea. highway about dieting less than two weeks before your wedding? i can tell you firsthand women have enough stress in their lives leading up to walking around with a tube in their nose. these people are american heros. >> you make it sound like he has a teacher's job with the summers off. >> and there is no wars. >> go away for three months and you come back and are you fat. mike, eating is boring. eliminate it. >> absolutely. it is a way to fuel the body. but i have to tell you, what i want in a new bride is con constipation and bad breath. on my wedding night i can't think of anything better. >> this is exactly what the atkins diet is, but it cuts out the middle man which is food. it is all protein and fat and you lose weight. i pitched this. no, wait. i want to do the -- i want to do this. >> there is ?o one there, greg. -- there is no one there, greg. i am freaking out. who are you talking to? >> i want to update the latest piece of art work. thi

. >> although it's drip, drip, dripping out, which is never good for any scandal.a, mitt romney tried to link obama to another d.c. scandal and link this to that. he was asked by the national review about the gsa and the culture of waste in the federal government. he said, quote, i think the example starts at the top. people have to see that the president is not taking elaborate vacations and spending in a way that is inconsistent with state of the overall economy and the state of the american family. so is it really fair to say the gsa conduct was somehow linked to the way president obama lives his life? >> i think he went on further to talk about as president what he'd like to do, is he would be on that job, and for four years he would focus on jobs and really not be as distracted on all the other things. i think this was really the bigger message. i think the gsa scandal is certainly something we're disgusted with and all. i would like to comment on the secret service thing only because i used to on capitol hill work with so many of these agents. i do think it i

one of the drip drip drip situation. apparent scandal broad tone include 5 members of the u.s.y in addition to the 11 secret service personnel who have been placed on administrative leave as you just said. the white house is referring almost all questions to the secret service and to the pentagon while also surprising support for those who we to the have the he has confidence in the secret service and i think would you point to the reports that the incident had no impact on president security. >>reporter: but certainly has distracted the press from the substantive discussions on the summit of the america and as you said harris the secret service now poll jaysing for that. raise question about the tl issue. >> obviously it's a concern. we are talking about service personnel who are to be getting ready for the president. which is no. 1. no. 2, they put themselves in a position where they leave themselves open to blackmail or be threatened. >> representative king with homeland security committee oversees the secret service and believes this incident was aberation and others say it

this is one of those scandals that kind of drips, drips, drips. each day we're getting new revelatio revelations, new embarrassing pictures and new embarrassing video and making people on capitol hill wonder how the gsa has been spending all of your taxpayer money for the past couple years. >> not good for the gsa or secret service. big changes coming, eamon, on the closely watched monthly jobs report is going to be released could have some impact on investors. what's happening? >> yeah, it really could have impact on how soon wall street gets access to the monthly jobs number. obviously that is one of the biggest market moving pieces of data that we've got. the department of labor changing rules on media lockup. that's where those of us reporters invited in get to go about half hour early. now reporters must use government computers and telecommunications lines before they can use their own stuff. that's changing. they're not going to be allowed to bring wireless devices into the lockup room with them. there's no personal gear, umbrellas, bags, e

, drip, drip over time as congressional investigators get those documents and that's something they'llas soon as we can bring it to you. >> it feels there's more detail to come out in this story, doesn't it, eamon? there are other questions that still have absolutely no answers. for example, potentially if these allegations are true, how much is it going to cost walmart? it could be very legally costly. how many heads could role? will there be jail time for certain senior executives? >> that's right, mandy. one of the interesting things here is i talked to a lawyer who just flew in for this conference from shanghai. and one of the questions that people are raising is what were walmart's business practices elsewhere around the world and third world countries? is this a problem just confined to mexico, or is this something walmart was allegedly doing in countries around the world? that's a question unanswered as of right now. if there's a congressional investigation, you can bet that's where they're going. >> goldman sachs had a note out today saying on the average companies that get wha

downtown tomorrow with clouds around, dripping in from the coast. a high of 59 degrees. there is upper 60s in santa rosa. near east bay highs mainly low to mid-60s, 63 in oakland and inland east bay, upper 60s in concord and pleasanton. there is a range from upper 50s to mid-60s near the bay. there is a lovely day and major warm up coming up at the end of the week almost summer like by the end of the week. >> thank you. >> in parts of the mid west and northeast they're facing a heat wave and where temperatures are not welcomed by all. >> there is a sunny day with temperatures around 806789 and one thick thing you wanted to do is run 20 miles. organizers gave runners a rare pass saying if they couldn't stand the heat, they can defer until next year. 4300 people didn't show up. officials say the number of no shows is normal. last year's winner dropped out because of cramps. there are people anticipating terts close to 90 in north carolina. >> i'm probably going to take my kids out to the park. then go back inside. by mid afternoon, 85 in central park. and there is a rat ra

you can see the truck dripping some kind of liquid, maybe gasoline on to the road and that traffic backed up along l.a.'s notoriously crammed highways for hours while crews try to move the truck off of the ledge of the bridge. police are investigating how it ended up there. >>> and gwen is tracking your easter weather forecast. gwen? how's it looking? >> things are looking great for easter. you want to bundle up for tonight. we have chilly weather coming our way. >>> and how those temperatures will play into the weekend? we have some changes. we'll have the details coming up in the full forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back after the break.  mm, these artisan bagels are so tasty. what do you think "artisan" means? i believe art is latin for "well-crafted" and isan is greek for "one who cares." so, well-crafted by one who cares, huh? either that, or it just means "really, really, really good bagels." i think you left out a "really." dunkin's new artisan bagels are as authentic as it gets. soft, chewy, and delicious. grab one today. discover the authentic taste of dunkin's n

drip, drip, drip. just one drip at a time. >> i always used a manual mower on my own lawns. on gas and also environmental impact. power mowers do not have to have catalytic converters as automobiles do. pound for pound, they are much bigger polluters than automobiles. >> we're cleaning up good old rakes and brooms. it is very possible to save money and be environmentally friendly. it is, in fact, a win-win situation. >> you probably know him as willis, happy, older brother watching over his younger brother around. popular sit cam "different strokes." he's actor todd bridges. he's all grown up now. we know the child part of this actor's life was not as happy, not as watched over. he's a growing chorus of former child actors saying they were sexually abused by adults connected with hollywood. and he is backing this proposed bill in the state of california that would get very tough for anyone on access to child performers. a casting agent spent five years in prison after kidnapping and molesting an 8-year-old boy. thanks for coming on. what can can you share? >> yeah. well, i w

. >>> another big story we are following this morning, a murder case that drip the the d.c.ly 30 years ago also making headlines. seven men convicted of raping and killing katherine fuller back in 1984 are due in court today and they could receive new trials. attorneys say there is evidence that wasn't available during the first trials. fuller was a 48-year-old mother of six when she was brutally attacked and killed in her northeast neighborhood. police chargeed a group of men who called themselves at the time 8 and h crew. >>> a 12th agent is being investigated in the secret service prostitution scandal. the agent was staying at the same hotel as president obama, not the hotel where the other agents were staying. this latest development comes as the department of homeland security prepares for an eversight hearing later this week. >>> the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards is sell set to start in north carolina today. his former mistress is in a. among those expected to take the stand. edwards is accused of using nearly $1 million in illegal continue buoys

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the cold front is dripping all along the east coast right now. it is pushing the warm air down to the east. the cold front is -- what might trying to say -- causing some of the showers in the western part of the state. it is going to move off shore again. the bulk of the showers are down in the south right now. this is going to be pushing up along a cold front and giving us a better shot of rain. in a lot of people have been complaining about how dry their yards are. here is what we're looking at. futurecast shows at least chance of at a bit better rain tomorrow. all indications are that it is going to be baltimore down to the south. there is the possibility as we go through wednesday and wednesday afternoon and into wednesday night. then we way into the weekend to get any more much-needed rain. don't be surprised if you see a sprinkle. is more likely to concern as we head west of the metro area. we're down into the 40's in most areas. chance for showers tomorrow. again, not every area is going to see it. temperatures are much cooler tomorrow. 68

think he had his best run in '47, '48, '49, '50, what i call the "all over," when he spattered or drippedr whatever. about his art, pollock knew what he was about. he trusted his spontaneity in what they call automatic painting. but he was in control. he'd stop from time to time to see what he'd done. and then when a picture was finished, he'd go back and edit now and then. when it comes to abstract art, there's no subject matter, but there is content, and the two have to be distinguished. in other words, the presence or absence of a recognizable image has nothing to do with value in art. it doesn't have to be about anything. i gave it the title lavender mist. i saw it, and i flipped for it, and then i knew all this predominant color was lavender, that kind of violet, and it was sort of a little misty, and so i suggested that to jackson. he said, "sure." he wasn't this wild, heedless genius. no, he wasn't that. he looked. he looked hard, and he was very sophisticated about painting. did jackson pollock create an arena for a personal drama? it is not a document of an historical and social

get ready to cut in to a slab of america's favorite steak, dripping with juicy goodness and the former animals that were the prime rib. if you don't feel like grilling up your own, restaurants are offering specials for meat craving carnivores. prime rib is looking good. >>> humidity is bone dry. see our cameras shaking a little bit here in the wind downtown. there is the sea dog which is a cool jet poet to head out on. take a look at bel air today. our view at charm city run, sunshine, mixed with clouds, see our trees get shaken around in the winds, gusting to over 30 in harford county. frederick, there is a freeze warning tonight, okay? this is one area you want to protect the plants, carroll county, we are looking for a hard freeze in those spots. chilly with the north wind bringing in cooler a. maryland's most powerful radar, we expect it to get active as we get towards this time tomorrow and sunday morning. in the immediate future, we are concerned about clear and cold weather, a frost producer tonight, for the northern eastern shore, care line and queen ann's county north and ceci

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they get all their nourishment from the feeding tube dripping 800 calories a day into their stomach.at, and no carbs helps to curb hunger and shed weight rapidly. >> it's an extreme form of adkins. it's not for everybody. some people can't stand of thought of a tube in their nose. >> the diet, recently highlighted in this "new york times" article, calls for patients to use the feeding tube 24/7. >> we had one patient that she made a t-shirt and wrote on it, i'm not sick. i'm on a diet. >> reporter: what it takes away in pounds it adds to the already bloated wedding budget. $1500 for the ten-day drip and not everyone thinks it's a good idea. >> getting 800 calories would be too low for anyone but getting them from lean protein, fruits, vegetables, healthy fats is very different than getting them through a feed tube. >> reporter: the diet has also started a firestorm on twitter where actress ashley judd recently in the spotlight for speaking out against criticism of her looks tweeted, insane, abusive, sad. there is a company now offering brides prewedding crash diet feeding tubes to ap

doctors insert the tube through your nose and you're fed a slow drip totaling 800 calorie as day. >>e to the doctor and said why not. >> some critics advice losing too much weight too fast is dang. >>> here you see this shuttle. tomorrow it will head to washington, d.c. and make history as the first of nasa's retired fleet will be in a museum. it will be on display at smithsonian starting on thursday. >>> it may be the day before tax day. if you still haven't gotten it done, you have options. >>> the search is on for mitt romney's potential vice-president partner. who's on the short list for number two? we'll find out. [ glass clinks ] i just wanted to say a few words. thank you for the lovely meal, jane. mom. and maybe this is just the cake talking but let's celebrate! [ male announcer ] buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger and get a free double chocolate chip cake. i just wanted to say a few words. first of all, thank you for the lovely meal jane. mom. and let's hear it for sara's paper mache eiffel tower. it's the washington monument. and dad, i'll never forget what you said to me thi

is there something even there that even if it comes out in a drip form that republicans would be ableer up and collectively manipulate? or even attack the democrats on? >> it depends on what comes out. i would go back to the point about 2006. republicans in the house didn't go after some of their own members and instead the democrats turned the culture of corruption. and that did very badly hurt the republicans going into the 2006 mid terms. now if they turn around and try to attack the democrats on that, it also looks hypocritical. so steve is right. they have to let the democrats perhaps bury themselves. the other thing i would point out here is that president obama has come forward to try to crack down on some of these things. he right away condemned the actions of the secret service agents,ial though as i pointed out before, it is a nonpartisan agency so he doesn't have the same kind of control over it. by coming out right away, and saying he condemns it, he is doing a little more than the republicans in 2006 did. >> but back to the initial point which was made by the first read t

she, the fifth, in 10 days who's blood splat erred the walls and dripped down the walk. this one in front of her home celebrating turning 23, a shining star her brother said. my heart, her father moneyed, a friend my opened to her sister known since the girl was 12 and he 11. and now each day i watch my son suck in his tears and stiffen from the pain that thickens as the pile of his dead grows beneath his heart. deep inside his bones ache. and will not let him sleep lest those faces fill his dreams. i try to massage love into his neck and shoulder as we talk anguish from his locked muscles we don't speak of airny his pretend wife and confident. he reminds me it is not summer i should be real it can only get worse. he dresses in white and leaves my home as the key turns the bolt, i smell the mossy scent of morning seep from under the designer purfume he left in his wake. [applause] >> this is, i have several poems in various solder's voices. some that i made up and some that exist this is for jessica lynch, war memories. i have forgotten myself. who i was, i cannot now kn

with 11 decks, a grand staircase and dripping with opulence it was designed it to be an eternal kingdome ship that would never die. had everything gone right, titanic would have docked at this pier on the hudson river, off 18th street in manhattan, six days after leaving southampton. her route was to stop first at cherbourg, france, then queenstown ireland before crossing to the new york. but four days into the voyage, some 400 miles south of new foundland, she hit an iceberg. the atlantic rush mood her supposedly watertight compartment. more than 2200 passengers and crew, some prominently wealthy like john jay could besaser but most immigrants looking for a better life in america, fewer than one in three survived. for some on this titanic memorial cruise, this is a holiday. but not for philip littlejohn. >> i don't even like the word cruise. i think it is a remembrance. it's a remembrance for those people without died. >> reporter: next sunday these passengers will commemorate titanic at the spot where she sank. and now rests more than two miles down. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >>

what happens is that the rain melt water percolate through the ice melting and drip into the lakes in different places. this phenomenon interference. now we have to put out the bait. holds the trap and was used. over here they love this kind of sausage they would never. be very careful when putting it ours so that we do not lose the trap that's it. it's a hundred twenty one metres long because water dissolves there's. the grottos appearance constantly changes regular measurements and needed here. we definitely need to measure the pre-treating parts of the plate the results will enable us to predict future growth or development so that we can then lay out the safest route for visitors. today geologists are measuring one of the most beautiful grocers the difference in temperature makes it peculiar at the bottom it's freezing on top it's above zero celsius because of this the red tides in the growth are only mites reaching from the floor. husband and wife. first met while working at a mine together he specializes in landslides another hazardous activities she is a mineral surveyor. as a

in this case, when you get to see a little closer, there are some areas where the liquid dripped on it and we can't find the text there. what we found was the ultraviolet photography revealed and capture the ink text lost to the naked eye. we're very excited and pleased to do that. the treatment itself began with a very careful removal of the old repairs and the old adhesive, which were causing contractions of the parchments. after those were removed, they repaired the small holes and taersz that existed using a long fibered hand made paper, adhered with wheat starch paste and gelatin. and the fills that were made in areas where there was loss of the parchment were toned to marsh the surrounding parchment. if you look at it with the naked eye, actually, it's really a great job and i have some are and sometimes colors don't read the same on the web and you can see where the filters are made, but they are much less on truive. after all that work is done, it is carefully humidified indirectly to relax it and dried between felts for many months, because once it's sealed in this incasement,

with 11 decks, a grand staircase and dripping with opulence, it was designed to be an eternal kingdomr die. had everything gone right, titanic would have docked at this pier off the hudson river, six days after leaving southampton. her route was to stop first at cherbourg, france, but south of newfoundland, she hit an iceberg. the atlantic rushed into her supposedly watertight compartment. of more than 2200 passengers and crew, some prominently wealthy like jon jay cob aster, but some immigrants looking for a better life in america, fewer than 1 in 3 survived. for some on this titanic memorial cruise, this is a holiday but not for phillip littlejohn. >> i don't even like the word cruise. i think it's a remembrance. it's a remembrance of those who died. >> reporter: next sunday these passengers will commemorate titanic at the spot where she sank and now rests more than two miles down. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," remembering cbs news icon mike wallace. we'll hear from "60 minutes" correspondents morley safer and steve kroft.

point in time will cease all north of shiloh church as beauregard is collecting fragmented demands dripping off the front, reorganizing them, and on several instances, personally leading them forward into the attack. staff officers will see him grab colors of disorganized units, rally the men and just ride forward in the face of federal fire, and they're just beside themselves. because just that morning the body of albert had been put in the wagon and now all of a sudden beauregard is going to be in the same situation. so when he gets in his face and says, you cannot do that, he says the word must follow, not go. because once the staff observed the fire, it left the troops exhausted, and they were no longer responding to commanders to go forward. they had to be led much in the fashion that sydney johnson realized they had to be led on the first day. so it became a desperate cease-all battle at the crossroads where we'll move to now. fighting here at crossroads north of shiloh church where we've moved to, we'll come full bear against the confederate left. the hamburg free road basically cons

i am not as concerned as to how fast it is dripping and what the pump is doing. >> there have been manytudy that is have shown it does reduce anxiety, alleviate pain and it just enhances what the physicians are already doing. >>> the hospital hired michelle vaughn a full time musical therapist who plays requested songs for patients under going treatment. she serves as a pleasant distraction, and a counsellor. >> you can see the physical reaction, of some body, just ah, you know, not focusing on their disease and their illness, it is thinking about music. >> reporter: there are 150 music therapists in north carolina treating many patients from pediatric cancer to alzheimers, even hospice patients. the practice of using music to soothe patients is growing, the state is looking at legislation, to license the profession, joining north dakota and nevada, more than two dozen states are also considering similar laws. >> it is a recognition of the validity of music as therapy. >> at a time when so many are going through so much, a little added therapy isn't just music to the ears, it is treatme

he probably weighs about 150 pounds dripping wet. but in all the ways that matter he is a very big person for this job. >> president bill clinton campaigning in january last year for rahm emanuel. mayor emanuel is back with me now to talk about one of my favorite topics, keeping america great. president clinton. >> it's okay. i can handle it. he knows when i worked for him i was 6'2." i lost it all there. >> you are obviously famously known as president obama's right-hand guy. you still talk to him regularly. you're still one of the people i guess he listens to most. give me a school report. we're in a school. and you are really being dispassionate and being the teacher, saying president obama, tick, tick, tick, cross, cross, cross, what would you say? >> first of all, it's like everything. he inherited a country that the economy was spiraling more than just a recession into something much more severe. an auto industry, not one company but an entire auto industry that was weeks away from totally shutting down and collapsing, which wa