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are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where does this end up? on the floor. it gets mixed together and becomes a hazardous soup and it's usually slippery. safeway, what do you think they have in there, kids? we will show you. bleach. okay. bleach is great i used it this afternoon to get my shirt white it's great. do we need this much bleach at home? no. safeway need it? probably not. look what they have across from the bleach. it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look i

>> no, the same one. [ laughter ] >> he said he goes to the dry cleaner after every game unless it's a back-to-backgam and wears it again, a little gamey. to the nfl now. >>> the washington redskins are getting ready for back-to-back dates against the afc east. the jets and patriots come to fed ex field and rex grossman outplayed john beck the last three games and since regaining the starting job and sunday, threw for a season hie 314 yards and produced 57 points, 1,015 yards and 857 yards and mike shanahan was asked if he had any regrets. >> people forget we anticipated pneumonia and he's going to be out of the carolina game and buffalo game, knew, we knew he would be out and that is why we benched him at that time. >> and? monday night football. the braves with the play-action fake and throws the tight end to jimmy graham and dives over the pylon and reviewed and was a 29-yard touchdown. threw for five touchdowns, the same, 49-24 and dallas all people, leaves the nfc east at 7-4 and the lions and with that two games for stepping on a packer's face while can laying down on the field

reporters ask him what do you do, go to the dry cleaners every day? he said yes. a lot of deodorant. that's exactly what he said. i did make up the last part. he has a big dry cleaning bill. whatever he does, he lit a fire under alex ovechkin. one timer to backstrom. 8th time for the team lead. second period this is a soft goal, guys. as in baby skin soft. thomas can't control the rebound. 2-1 blues. caps only had one power play. this was it. final seconds trying to score. nope. st. louis ruining the debut 2-1. >> the guys worked hard tonight and it was a tight game the whole game. they've been playing well and they're good defensively. with had our chances and especially in the third period we could have tied it up. >> i think if they're going to play the same way, we're going to get some success. >> as for bruce boudreau, he told espn.com today that he never had a problem with the guy you just saw alex ovechkin and that rumors that they had beat are over blown. ovechkin called him right after the news of the firing and wished him good luck. and he told alex, hey

impossible for him and his family who live in a quiet townhouse community near here to even get to the dry cleaner's or the nail salon. as for anthony washington, i spoke with his first cousin whose name is gene. they remember raised together not too far from here -- they were raised together not too far from here in landover. he tells me this neighborhood was anthony's downfall. anthony was just released after serving 15 months last wednesday and less than a week later he is now dead. his friends and family say they tried to get him to stay out of this neighborhood, but he kept coming back. police are actively looking for the shooter in this case. they say all they have now is a very vague description, but they did bring in canine police dogs and the helicopter was up, but so far no one is in custody. brian, back to you. >>> now to edge exclusive. construction workers robbed at gunpoint in a northeast d.c. neighborhood. tonight the victims are talking to fox 5 and police hope a clue we're about to show you will help solve this case. fox 5's wisdom martin back from the neighborhood now. >> we talked

child care, people selling in the flea market, on up to janitorial, landscaping, restaurants, dry cleaners, and in some cases, small manufacturers. we sometimes bridges of it in even larger transactions if we think there's community benefits, we might wind collectively with the city's working solutions fund or with another lender. so far, -- and we work throughout the bay area. we work in four bay area counties, said francisco obviously being one of the importance, but also said the clara, san mateo, alameda. we have laid out over $15 million to bay area businesses with a medium loan size of about $7,000 -- median loan size of about $7,000. who do we work with? principally, we want to work with businesses that have at least one year of sales history. we will look at start of businesses in the case with there is significant industry experience and significant owner injection or investment into the business, but if someone comes was without experience and without capital to invest, we will recommend that they go through a training program and go get some experience before we would be able to

that you know that the vast majority of those people are small business men i'm talking about dry cleaners you're talking about farmers you're talking about people on hot dog stands who are going to be going to be saying that higher taxes let me step in for a second i think erica might also be talking about some of the wealthiest corporations in america who you could call them job creators but in the last several months we've seen a lot of them let go a lot of their staff there are so many places in the tax system in this country that it seems that a lot of these places i know g.e. being one of them that they didn't have to pay any taxes this last of sort of the ridiculous i mean the tax code is a mess. you know the corporate tax rate you know is like let's say and or true is a thirty five percent say and somehow because of their deductions and their plans and their loopholes and their this and their leases they're able to come in zero and get rebates we say you know lower the. get rid of loopholes simple fly it we're just saying make it revenue neutral don't take more money out of the pri

. >> and the dry cleaner gave it an 80% chance to get the stain out, he thinks the stain on this men'so ever come out. he fears this shirt has reached the end of its life. >> this is like aging. aging is i age, a shirt ages. >> back at kim's house, we began mixing our homemade solution. a quarter cup after mona, four cups of water, she hopes this works better than what she normally does. >> i normally just rub my shirt together, it's still there. >> it's almost time to see results. kim gives her top a good scrub, and archie puts his shirts into the wash after a a.plying deo-go. tanya rushing thing as long putting a blow drier. >> i think it looked like it works. i don't see it anymore. >> archie says deo-go worked as well as can be expected removing some of the stain but not all. the yellow stain on the first men's shirt turned into what archie called a dinky white. the shirt predicted would need to be tossed out didn't show improvement. >> over all money is about the same as other chemicals used already. i didn't see extreme improve tomt say it's something exceptional. >> what about o

he says he goes to the dry cleaner after every game. you have ever heard of such a thing? >> you're getting on the new coach's case awful early here, dan. i don't know if this is the best way to start off on the right foot with him. >> the deal is, man, if it's worked for him, ride it, ride that horse. >> wear the same thing every night. >> what he did do after he won a championship in juniors, he took the suit in the middle of the locker room and let his players tear it to pieces. maybe if they go to the stanley cup finals, it happens this year. >> whatever he wants to wear as long as he wins. >> exactly, there you go. i like that philosophy. moving on we're talking football are skins had the day off but they did get a piece of good news. fullback deron young who suffered a mile concussion in the seahawks game could play this weekend against the jets. the other new york team absolutely pounded on "monday night football," eli manning and the giants visiting drew brees and the new orleans saints. brees fakes the handoff looking downfield. how good is this guy. jimmy graham,

perspective but what about the small business in miami, tampa or in orlando that want to expand, a dry cleaners wants to buy a new machine and hire new people. if they can only get 50 percent discussions they may not be able to so the people would build the machine are hurt, the people who install the machine and fix the machine are hurt and the two people who were going do be hired, they are hurt. those are the guys and girls we are thinking about. >> a study shows the point of senator rubio. if the expensing and depreciating were enacted it could make access to capital to small business which is a critical barrier to vote. if the veterans portion was put into law, we might see hundreds of veterans become maul business entrepreneurs, and those may not change america's whole economic outlook it would make a significant difference for the community, business owners and the veterans and help restore confidence in the american markets. >>neil: there is a fear, though, gentleman, that while your intentions are good, the reality is, this might have to wait out and it is out until the election, many

the elmo t-shirt was itchy or he was running late to pick up his cookie monster shirt from the dry cleaners reason, things only got worse. >> this is for kron 4 news? stanley e. roberts? >> this is for people behaving badly on channel 4. >> what about people over eating on channel 4, bad ass, how about that? >> oh, zing. no wonder car pool guy was illegally in the car pool lane. he was late to a shift at the chuckle hut. >> have a good day. >> you, too. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> see, it's not really a 1-800 but an insult. that car pool guy. he seems a little hung up on the weight thing. if only he had more comebacks which i'm sure not at all reflections of his own insecurities. >> by the way the ticket is $500. >> man, i can pay it. what you drive? i bet you don't drive nothing nice. >> duh. obviously. if television reporters had real money they'd all be strutting around in those fancy elmo t-shirts. what? oh, this just in. i'm being told in my ear car pool guy has now combined his money complex with his weight complex. >> i bet you it's a ford if you got one fat ass. with your fat, l

go to the dry cleaners every day? >> yep. that and a lot of deodorant. there is your new man, dale hunter behind the bench. he lit you afy under alex ovechkin. hit me, baby! one more time. we are tied. this is a soft goal. that's baby skin soft. thomas can't control the rebound. it is 2-1. caps only had one power play last night. this was it. final seconds trying to score. couldn't do it. st. louis ruins the debut 2-1. >>> the guys worked hard tonight. it was a tight game, the whole game. they've been playing well. they're good defensively. we had our chances, especially in the third period, we could have tied it up. >> we do what he asks us to do. i think if we're going play the same way, we're going to get some success. >> maryland, illinois, big 10 acc challenge. there is terrell, unfettered by gravity. the scoop and the hoop. he had 25. third time this year he scored over 24. there is more strogland. more upset until sam got it going down the stretch. illinois wins it behind his 24. 71-62. all right. that's going to do it for your morning sports. hav

or, as that guy's dry cleaner put it, i didn't find it anywhere.cked my new beach house, my new private jet, and my hovercraft. [ laughter ] you guys, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have an amazing show tonight. he's made some of the most popular documentaries of all time. michael moore is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's always interesting. fun guy. he's a great actor and friend of the show. from "the good wife," josh charles is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] i have to tell this story. i have to tell this story. this is a true story. so, i see josh charles on the street in new york, just walking around, i see him on the street. we start talking. he goes, "hey, how come you don't follow me on twitter?" i go, "i don't know. what's your name on twitter? josh charles? i'll follow you." he goes, "no, it's misterjoshcharles." i said, "why misterjoshcharles? why do you just, joshcharles?" he goes, "some other guy's got it." i go, "so it's m-i-s-t-e-r or is it mr, like mr. j." he goes

the elmo t-shirt was itchy or he was running late to pick up his cookie monster shirt from the dry cleanersnews? stanley e. roberts? >> this is for people behaving badly on channel 4. >> what about people over eating on channel 4, bad ass, how about that? >> oh, zing. no wonder car pool guy was illegally in the car pool lane. he was late to a shift at the chuckle hut. >> have a good day. >> you, too. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> see, it's not really a 1-800 number but an insult. that car pool guy. he seems a little hung up on the weight thing. if only he had more comebacks which i'm sure not at all reflections of his own insecurities. >> by the way the ticket is $500. >> man, i can pay it. what you drive? i bet you don't drive nothing nice. >> duh. obviously. if television reporters had real money they'd all be strutting around in those fancy elmo t-shirts. what? oh, this just in. i'm being told in my ear car

the mystic had a strip mall storefront, sandwiched between a dry cleaner and a chicken joint. give a reading on the missing teenager at a party. mac figured he had nothing to lose. >> well, at this point, i'll try anything. >> the psychic told the cop he didn't have time for it, he had clients booked months in advance. >> i begged him. i said, hey, listen, let me just two minutes of your time. and so he took us in the back, sat us down, and he had the reading cards. they flipped over and he said well, she died a brutal death and she is dead. there's the seeker card. he says, you must be the seeker. he says, you've been looking for her killer for a long time. and i said, yeah. and he said, well, he's incarcerated, in fact, you're going to be seeing this guy in a few weeks. so at this point, my hair's rising on the back of my neck. >> the psychic had no way of knowing that mac was, indeed, going to have his first meeting with ream just a few weeks hence in the muskegon prison where he was serving out his second sex crime conviction. the psychic turned more cards. >> he's telling

. >> dave: and nothing the dry cleaners can't get out, rick. >> clayton: no, it will take more than thating, a new study shows guys like clayton and me, that it's men that are doing the cuddling that enjoy it more so than ladies busting the myth. >> alisyn: right, so here is what you said you sent in many tweets on cuddling talking point. this is from tj? cuddling is nice, but there's always that awkward arm you don't know what to do with and the numb fingers and arm that falls asleep. >> huh. >> clayton: you're talking to america. >> dave: brilliant. >> clayton: and e-mail from steve. the reporting that wives would rather sleep than cuddle sounds right, but wives also know that cuddling could lead what it could lead to and why most wives often prefer to sleep. no cuddling tips, there are none. luck of the draw. >> alisyn: the women in this survey say they're too tired to even cuddle. and, and it's too hot. >> clayton: a reversal, my wife is so cold and oh, gosh, it's so hot in here, who put a toaster next to me. friends@foxnews.com, how you can opine and sound off and complain. and tell

. >> my sequin shirt was at the dry cleaners. >> i was hoping you would break out the feathers. >> next year. >> there's always next year. >> thanks for joining us. we'll be back at 7:25 and every half hour after at #th th >>> good morning. thanksgiving nightmare? dangerous flooding and thunderstorms in the east, high winds and torrential rain out west. it could be tough going for millions of people heading home for the holiday. >>> super failure. the congressional super committee concedes defeat in its quest to reduce the deficit, triggering millions of cuts in programs. with so much at stake, why couldn't lawmakers reach a deal? >>> an nbc exclusive, a young man who was mentored by former penn state coach jerry sandusky for six years speaks out for the first time. he says he was never the victim of abuse but claims their relationship did become uncomfortable. >> as i grew older and you know, i did kind of think it was a little weird. >> his story in his own words. "today," tuesday november 22nd, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> and welcome to "today" on this tue

the hand dryers don't dry your hands. vacuum cleaners have bags which clog and so you lose suction.e starting point if you like is a sort of passionate anger about something that doesn't work very well. and then you go looking for a technology or start developing a technology that would solve that problem, that performance and function problem. and sometimes it can take five years, sometimes it takes three years, sometimes it takes 12 years. >> do you think most engineers are creative and passionate the way that you are? the reason i ask is because people think of engineering as sort of a good profession but slightly boring profession. you're making it sound for exciting. >> it is exciting. i mean, i've been practicing for the last 44 years, and it's the most exciting thing you can do. the funny thing is that your entire day is full of failure. almost everything you do fails. to do my vacuum cleaner, i built 5,127 prototypes. that mean i had 5,126 failures. as i went through those failures, i made discoveries. so almost every day we make very interesting discoveries that no one else

she said i run a dry cleaners, my daughter is going to the best music school in america. she sat down and she was filling out the application, and she came to the box which said nationality, citizenship. and she turned to her mom and said u.s.a.; right? her mom said we brought you here when you were two years old from korea, and we never filed any papers. so i don't know what to call you at this point. i don't know what your legal status is. your brother and sister were born here. they're american citizens. mom said i'm a naturalized citizen. we never filed any paperwork for you. i don't know what to tell you. they called my office. we checked the law. you know what the law said? the law said that young girl had to leave the city of chicago and america for ten years. ten years, and then apply to come back in. you see, her mother didn't file the papers. and at age two she became undocumented and illegal. it's not right. it's no more just than to arrest a child in the back seat for the speeding parent. but it was happening right before our eyes. and we started looking at it

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famous case she was involved in was drive cleaners in california charged men less than women for drying shirts even though the process was the same for both. and she -- that's really how she made her name. in recent years she's gotten involved in all these celebrity cases and she was involved in the scott peterson case, she had one of tiger woods' girlfriends as a client. now she has this one. frankly, i don't know how she does it. i think she people seek her out because she's so famous, but she does seem to have a radar for these cases. but she's a real lawyer, too. i mean it is not just a celebrity case. she's one of the lead lawyers or has been in the proposition 8 case in california, the case that seeks to have same-sex marriage be allowed in california. so she is a real lawyer as well as many involved in all these celebrity cases. but it is amazing. we all sit around at cnn and think, god, how does she do it? why is she always in the middle? and i can't claim to answer that, but there she is again. >> she certainly is. most recently, gloria -- our gloria, if you remember, a lot

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cleaner, domestic, abundant and creating jobs now. we're america's natural gas. the smarter power, today. learn more at anga.us. sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your drying and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get bk to these invoices... whh i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & resorts knows it's better for xerox to automate their global invoice process so they can focus on serving their customers. with xerox, you're ready for real business. martha: fox news alert. we are awaiting a news conference with penn state head football coach joe paterno. paterno could address these recent sexual abuse allegations against a member of his coving staff. the school's vp and athletic director are facing serious charges in all this. the police say they knew and failed to alert police about the actions of a former assistant football coach who allegedly was sexually abusing boys. this is picture of him being taken

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