this particular picture is of a typical ear horn, ear trumpet. david's mother, speaking to her grandfather. so the grandfather in this case that has hearing loss and so we have no electronics i'd like to point out here but rather a way by way of speaking to just to get the signal up to the ear. if we go to the next slide you see a whole collection of beethovens, ear trumpets or ear horns. so before we got into the age of electronics we have choices in terms of that collecting of sound like i showed you in the beginning we've been doing but collecting it into the device and bringing it into the ear. fortunately beginning about 1901 we started having access to electronic hearing aids and in reality those first electronic hearing aids were nearly as big as this table and eventually they got more -- smaller sized and so on. we went to body style nadz the '40s and '50s, ear level aids in the '60s at least and these days hearing aids are pretty excellent i would like to point out to be positive before we look at how a hearing aid works. all hearing aid

so, drew -- >> that's close. >> i will start cleaning her ears. >> you treat your own ears. >> what's myth. [buzzer] >> you got it. but a lot of people, you know, they were thinking, there's a reason why this wise tail has come down, because urine contains urea, a chemical that may have fungicidal bacterial properties, infections in the ear, probably talking in this case like an otitisexterna, a combination of back -- bacteria and fungus, they lost warm, dark place inside the ear canal, so people may think that a bit of that urea, may help to treat that. thee-- theea, is a small concentration, 5%. you will not get the anti-bacterial or anti-fungal properties. >> it's nasty. >> you have the q-tips? most people that get into problems with an external ear infection, it starts with the q-tip. that's the source. you know, as we said many, many times do not put q-tips inside the ear. that will set you up for an outer ear infection. >> i do have a home remedy that may be better. shave up garlic. garlic cloves. you put them in some oil. you heat it up. you let it cool. then you have somebody

for the ear too. okay. so what you're doing is you're getting more energy in the air at nighttime than you are in the day 'cause the sound is being bent. the waves are being bent. we don't say waves bend because one part is going faster than another. we have a name for that. what's it called, gang? - refraction. - refraction. we say the wave is refracted. one part is going faster than the other because of a speed change. what underlies the phenomenon of refraction? some people say, "what? you gotta have a speed change there somewhere." what do you say? begin with y and with p. try it. yup. yup. and that's true. so refraction is a change in the direction of a wave by virtue of a speed change. refraction. sound refracts like this. does that have something to do with the refraction of light? it turns out that anything that we call a wave will exhibit the properties of waves. and one of those properties is refraction. and here, i'm talking about sound refracts. guess what we're gonna talk about later, gang? - l

. >> and forget the mess of tangled ear buds. >> the world's only ear buds with no strings attached.uture could be all easy listening next. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >>> closed captioning provided by: >>> i never thought of kayaking as much of a high-speed sport but check this out. this is probably one of the most fun kayaking videos i've seen. this is ben mahr. he's a remote spot. that's a concrete drainage ditch that spills into lion's bay, british colombia. watch what he does. you're spinning down the side, back into the other side and into this shall ow drainage. it's a shall-- he's picking uns fast and faster. >> is kayak completely gone by the end of this? is his bare behind rubbing the concrete? >> no. >> oh, that's fun. >> i wonder if h

it's the part that our ear naturally gravitate towards.ly, melody is a succession of pitches coming one after another, that together form a complete thought or a phrase; that's what we call it in music. just like sentences have words, and we don't hear the individual words in the sentence we hear how those words join together to form a sentence, the same goes with music. there are many notes, but those notes we don't hear really individually. we hear them as a long line, and it gives the concept of a complete thought. melodies have a beginning, [piano plays twinkle, twinkle, little star] a middle, and then an end. okay, and that gives us the sense of a sentence or a phrase. one of the most important components of melody is its rhythm. in other words, if we just took rhythm out of melody, and just played the notes, it's rather boring, but the rhythm that the composer writes with those notes just breathes life into those notes, and makes the melody much more compelling. [classical piano music] now, composers have some tools that they use whe

you seem to have lost your ears. sheep cousins. strange. now if you'll excuse me, i must fly.ciao bella! - he mysteriously leaves like that every afternoon. - we'll get to the bottom of this. there he is! - wait, ernie. i think someone's following us. i hear footsteps. - bert, those are our footsteps. we're the ones following--malty? oh, no. we lost him. now what will we do? rubber duckie says to keep our ears open for clues. - [singing in foreign language] - that sounds like him, and it's coming from over there! - get out of my house! - guess that wasn't malty. shh! hear that ernie? walk slower. let's walk faster. - let's try a little dance. [dancing footsteps] - someone is definitely following us. all right. come on out! - miss lambshank? - i was too curious to stay and wait at home. - [whistling] - what was that? - sounds like whistling coming from that door. - well, ducks don't whistle, so we know that can't be-- - malty! - miss lambshank. - what are you doing there? - i have a secret to confess. - what is it? - uh... [british accent] i'm not a maltese duck at all. i'm a b

they made fun of her ears especially. >> they looked like elephant ears. >> they would come home at night begging me to do something about her ears. >> reporter: because her mom could not afford the $40,000 surgery, she went to the little baby face foundation which offered to cover all the cost. the doctor performed the 4.5 hour procedure to correct the deformities. he pinned back her ears, evened out her nose and gave her chin implants, all to straighten out her face. >> her surgery was complicated. >> reporter: the results were incredible. she has gone from this to this. now her face is closer to alinement, her features are even with each other. and guess what? those mean spirited bullies who made her life hell have been silenced and that brings a smile to her new face. >> deborah: she says now when she looks in the mirror, she sees features that she admires like her pretty eyes. >>> new and now the former wife of wrestling legend hulk hogan. she has made no secret about her pension for younger guys and linda hogan is hoping that starring in a music video will help her find true love. >

. >> every time i set off, i'm still grinning from ear-to-ear. these guys are losing their minds >>> get ready to laugh, because batdad strikes again. >> that carpet shampooer is a rental. get off. >> no. >>> a dolphin is in distress near savannah, georgia, fortunately, crews from the georgia department of natural resources and the university of georgia come to its rescue. they have spotted it, because it unfortunately is tangled in a crab pot line. they were led to it because of the gooey above it. >> be careful there. >> they get ahold of the line and they struggle to get the dolphin up on to the boat. at this point, you see they pull it up but it is injured. its tail seems to be wounded and it is bleeding. >> that rope is tangled so tightly around its tail. in the struggle, it cut through. >> that poor little dolphin. he couldn't get out to get oxygen. >> it is wonderful to see the way they communicated with each other in this rescue. >> somebody help me get this out. you can let her back in a little bit. let her back in a little bit. >> they

- temporary deafness in one ear. it was both ears. when we were in the waiting room. - i was talking like this: [mouthing words] i don't feel good about it, but he just kept calling himself a gunshot victim, and it got to me. - dwight, i would like tomorrow off so that i can go on my american idol audition. - american idol? what? no. - okay. i guess i can just not go. do you guys want to hear my solo? - no. - ♪ why did my temporary boss ♪ ♪ go on a shooting spree? - okay. fine. you can go on your singing audition. - okay, well, then i want an extra vacation day. - pet day. i want pet day back--no dogs. - put everything back in the vending machine except the fruit. - you have to get rid of all your weapons. all of them. including killer fish. - okay. - oh, it's my turn? ooh, i'm on the spot. i don't know. um... you know what? i think i'm good. - thank god. - nope. when jo's here, can you work in "shagadelic, baby," at least three times in a conversation? oh, and when i cough, can you do jazz hands? - what's jazz hands? - fine. [toilet

bottom line, you don't always get what you think you ear voting for. instructures will continue to fight for a change before the construction begins next year. coming up, driving under the influence, but it's not alcohol. >> he's using something that's picking him up and bringing him down at the same time. how law enforcement is cracking down on this growing problem. you know a lot of people will tell you about the dodge durango's available hemi v8 engine and 360 horsepower, but i'm the only one with the guts to tell you about this glove box. .1 cubic feet of storage, 12 volt light bulb. oh and beautiful injection, molded, thermal, plastic olefin. comfortably fits two turkey sandwiches or 70 packs of gum. say what? look i'm not lying. gum for days. is this a gum ball machine? no it's a dodge durango! ♪ >> police say it's a growing problem, drivers under the enfluns, but it's not alcohol that's at issue. it's drugs impairing drivers. a new approach by law enforcement to catch drug drivers. >> reporter: it's 10:00 on a wednesday night in redding, califor

she'll get an earful. she'll be grilled at the hearing. people are looking for answers to questions like when did you know it was not going to work that well. when did you pull back. who's in charge of all of that. she'll get an earful too and will be writing it all week. >> what's the deadline facing the committee. >> there are high hopes. a lot of people have high hopes that you can reach the grand bargain but that's not a quick deadline. you have them saying we need to do this before thanksgiving. we don't want to get with a week or two left. and the markets might give a little shiver. that sheems to be putting on a trek to a short term deal that might get us funding for 2014. and it may -- it may mean we don't have entitlement reform and we don't have that much in the way of taxes. >> the dodd-frank financial regulations law. what can you tell us about that. >> it's like health care. a lot of republicans don't like it. these two ideas many think hedging risks was the head of the financial crisis. a lot of people including ben bernanke

it is like putting its ear down.ight behind the ear, it wants to get in good but it has no leg to get there. >> you want to reach in there and scratch him. poor guy. >>> these brides are putting a new twist on the bouquet toss. >> they are tossing something else? >> cats. >> [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. this week, load up on your favorite coke products. 12 packs are $2.77 each. tide is $16.99 for 150 ounces. that's under 20 cents a load. and oikos greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> this guy has attached a go-pro to his fishing pole. he has the bait and hook out in front. as soon as he put it in the water, the bait, off it goes. now, you know, okay, my bait is gone. so i have to rebate the hook, which he does, pulse ls it up, resets the line and back in the water it goes. the line goes dow

blind eye, deaf ear.u have to run. >> i have a few ladies back taj waiting -- back stage waiting for me. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> up next, ask carol. stick around. >>> welcome back to "a healthy you." i am carol alt. it is time for the weekly segment and you can ask questions on everything from beauty tips and my thoughts and opinions on controversial diets. we begin with a question from the twitter handle plugs. who asks what do you recommend for breakfast? well, plugs, do you know that during the last century the people were eating pork chops, steak, bacon, unpasteurized butter, homemade bread, eggs and unpasteurized milk for breakfast? what it did was break their overnight fast and get them going and fill them up for the rest of the day. they needed a medium sized lunch to supplement it and keep them going for the rest of the day and then have a small dinner because right before bed, what did they need? they didn't need a lot of energy or food to draw on to keep them going. as a raw foodist i

it is like putting its ear down.ehind the ear, it wants to get in good but it has no leg to get there. >> you want to reach in there and scratch him. poor guy. >>> these brides are putting a new twist on the bouquet toss. >> they are tossing something else? >> cats. >> >>> this guy has attached a go-pro to his fishing pole. he has the bait and hook out in front. as soon as he put it in the water, the bait, off it goes. now, you know, okay, my bait is gone. so i have to rebate the hook, which he does, pulse ls it up, resets the line and back in the water it goes. the line goes down, goes down. one little fish checks it out. no thanks, not into shrimp. nobody is around. a couple of old tires. eventually, a whole school of fish come by to check out his bait. you ever been fishing and you feel that little nibble and you think you have it. wait, why didn't they bite? the guy didn't catch anything in this video but i think he gained some valuable information when he watches that video. >> the hardest part is finding the ri

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about washington. >> i want to talk about that earful. you hit the road, talked to entrepreneurs, job creators. what struck you most? >> i think both of us feel like the thing that struck us the most was the dynamism and passion these people have for what they do and succeeded no matter what obstacle is in their way. it's important we address them and try to do what we can as policymakers or private sector to address those and give them better circumstances so they can succeed. >> what are entrepreneurs, small business owners saying they need from washington that they aren't getting? >> as you know, we conducted round tables in 12 cities around the united states. we wanted to hit the geographic expanse of the country, the industrial diverse thety f the country. certain cities and regions tend to identify with different industries. we expected we would hear different things from entrepreneurs because the regional economy, the start-up scene in cambridge, massachusetts, is really different than columbus, ohio or austin, texas or orlando, fl

you say you ear from clearwater. people getting -- social security recipients getting guidance from their local offices on this. >> my understanding for the field offices are open. they're dmoingt what they normally do. go in, get a lift there. there are nine different services that they can handle right there on the spot. but there are some services that they would normally do that they aren't in a position to do. they do for people who do need assistance, they also recommend that you go to the social security website and you can make an application for benefits there. >> i note in the article this week in the tampa bay times about the effect of on tourism dollars, vitz tore dollars in the tampa bay area. this is the headlines. millions evaporate. a shutdown forces a delay of the defense contract. a four-day national sbechbs and intelligence conference at the tampa intelligence center was abruptly postponed because the government was shut down erasing more than 7,000 hotel room nights and estimated $500 million from

and she served as the assistant curator for the blockbuster, girl with the pearl earrings, including impressionists on the water and matice from sf mona to be honored later this year. we invited melissa to speak because he told me that his cloud series was inspired by growing up looking at dramatic skies in dutch landscape painting. welcome. >> thank you to everyone who came out this evening to the main branch of the public library, i felt like it was encased in a cloud with all of the fog and the rain and everything and so i have literally taken on this assignment with a great personal interest and i am seeing clouds everywhere. and when they first called one morning, and introduced herself and told me a little bit about this panel and this project i thought great, i know about clouds i see them every day and i work at the legend of honor, exposed to the sea with the massive mountains and clouds and i thought a piece of cake and i will just talk about clouds. it became a much deeper project but i started this talk thinking about my own biographical relationship with clouds and i was

tienes que ear en forma para la pea, ¿no? vamos, campeo >>no digas campeÓn. [claxon] >>ho, c-. muy mal conto. >>yo te quiero mucho. >>yo tambiÉn, y estoy aquÍ contigo. [♪] >>gracias, seÑor. [♪] [♪] [♪] >>80 kilos, 300 gramos. puede bajar. los peleores, abner torres y josÉ daniel evangelista. 60 kilos, 200 gramos. abner. >>te voy a pegar tan rÁpido que van a pensar que estÁs... >>bueno, ¿quÉ? >>tranquilos, tranquilos. >>rÚl, mantÉa tu chamaco en lÍne te lo advierto. y tÚ, chamaco, ¿dÓnde estÁ tu entrenor? sin entrenador no puedo permitte pelear. es oficial. ¿por quÉ no? >>es oficial. [♪] >>Él es mi entrenador. >>¿cÓmo? >>mi entrenador. >>estÁ bie dtor. vamos a hacer de cuea e sÍ es. ¿estÁ bien? >>bien, gracias. no sÉ nada, ¿entiendes? >>Él es mi igo. >>mucho gusto. >>abner.

could be an ear infection.ed to shorten the duration of the -- natalie -- >> i'm saying none. antivirals are for viruss and flu is a bacteria. >> no, they're both viruss. >> but the antiviral only works for the flu. the guys have it this time. you need to get it within two days of your symptoms. >> okay. >> but for the cold, they do not work. there's no cure for the common cold. okay, antibiotics are helpful for which one? cold or flu? >> go with your gut. go with your gut. you should have gone with your gut. it's neither. >> that's not fair. >> antibioti do not work for cold or flu and we're using too many antibiotics in this country. it's a big problem. they do not work. >> what about the ones that you get the two days and you take it. >> the tamiflu. >> no. >> those are antiviral medications. finally, you have been feeling lousy for three weeks, you probably have the. >> the flu. >> yeah, colds are usually done within 7 to 10 days. flus you can feel exhausted for several weeks. >> what do you do if you have

if a person is in the path of the sound wave and then the wave enters the ear, it's rapidly processedperiodic behavior of sound in its simplest, purest form. it's the most basic wave, moving in a simple harmonic motion with a perfect pattern of peaks and troughs. sinusoids are largely determined by two basic characteristics: amplitude, how high the wave goes up...and wavelength, which is the distance from trough to trough, or equivalently, frequency, which is the number of waves per unit length. amplitude and frequency have immediate psychoacoustic correlates as loudness and pitch. as you can see, the greater the disturbance, the greater the amplitude and the louder the sound. frequency is simply the number of waves in a given interval. the higher note has a higher frequency than the lower note. so frequency is a measure of pitch, and the geometry of these sinusoids explains why, when we play the higher and the lower a together, they sound good together. the sinusoids from each of these two notes fit perfectly inside one another. the higher a is the lower one squashed by one-half. of

he's 77 and did all of his own stuff. >> did something happen to your ear?rt of the hearing in my left ear. >> we're in these big tanks, i couldn't see very well. >> there was one guy hitting me with the side of a fire hose, he kept hitting me with the side of my head. >> what are you doing? >> there's no stopping me. >> a there's no stopping the director. >> all is lost in select theaters friday. >> that new johnny carson book that's coming out sounds so interesting. a lot of drama there? >> extra marital affair blackmail mobsters, sounds like he has a little bit of everything in there. >> mob hits, secret affairs and bitter feuds. johnny carson painting a dark picture of the late night king. jay leno is not buying it. >> people pass away, and you can write whatever you want. i'm not buying it, it's ridiculous. >> it's a great insider account from his ex-lawyer henry bushkin. >> a drunken johnny hitting on a mobster's girlfriend and nearly paying for it with his life. and the author's claim, a paranoid johnny had him spy on his wife. >> you have to come wit

safety glasses and ear protection and respirators. start ripping it apart. along with protective gear on your eyes and ears, you want to protect the house. that's why we sealed off of the area that we are doing for the rest of the house. >> the designer should take the first whack at the wall. >> 100%. >> yeah! >> you guys get in here. i can do it by myself because i'm awesome with that. >> normally i would take a sledgehammer to these cabinets. they are still in good working order. we are going to get them out of the house and hopefully some other family can use them. olivia, you are getting new ones. i think we just about done with the demo. >> we have to do cleanup. and then get the framing going. >> totally missed your hand on that one. >> that was bad. >> jeff, you know what this kitchen needs? >> what is that, george? >> cabinets. >> would say so. so why don't we take a ride down to creative cabinetry and see what's going on. >> all right. let's go. >> this is what we are doing for the o'donnells. >> that's the kitchen. >> we have taken out these walls

ear to ear, he was so happy. >> we mentioned "newsroom." "parkland," we have already talked about. "trophy wife," we have not >> elsa and fred is coming. get a job ,bryan cranston, everybody loves him. you have a gig with ryan cranston, and you just wrapped a woody allen project for 2014. i'm out of breath. >> they didn't all happen this year. one of them was last year. [laughter] tavis: you are like the hardest working woman in hollywood. >> well, i'm a single mother. i've got to support those kids. i like working. this business is roller coaster, up and down. when it's down, you think he will never go back up. when i was younger and i had all these wonderful times, i don't think i appreciated them the way i do right now. this is up for me right now. i appreciate it because i have been on that low swing before. "trophy wife," and i have a new sitcom. it is a good schedule for a mom. we work five days a week. i like to be home with my kids. this is the best schedule, and it's fun. tavis: i'm going to talk about "trophy wife" in a second. since you mention those uptimes and down tim

one thing that will not change our the warm temperatures eared 60's for lows tonight. nearly calm winds and a few clouds in the area. a slight risk of an isolated shower. monkey and high. -- muggy and high. waves around one foot. 629 -- 6:29 in the morning, high tide. friday and the weekend, scattered showers. just a 20% chance. temperatures mild in the 70's. eastern shore locations will be muggy like summertime up in the mid-80's that are day. the coast, including oceans the, partly cloudy and warm highs each day in the low 80's. rain chances will go up and potentially some sickness and and even beneficial range from our dry conditions when the thisure combines with front. the front is producing severe thunderstorms and possible commit -- tornadoes. behind it, a blizzard warning has been issued. winter there, springlike temperatures along the front and a tropical system along the gulf of mexico, a weather pattern. this will stay as a tropical system. wind blowing the storms off the center of the tropical system. now it is forecast to remain a strong tropical storm, ma

ear plugs in. >> clear. >> definitely hit it. thank you . well?> nothing penetrated the pack but you can see a couple holes down here writ hit. some of the rounds were deflected down through the bottom. and the ones that didn't go through, there they are. >> they're still hot. >> there's no penetration. the way it's designed, it actually absorbs the energy and collapses around it which is perfect for a ballistics panel. if you are holding it, your hand is going to sting but rather than my chest. >> would you try it on a heavier round? >> let's try a .357 magnum. >> how heavy is that? >> it depends on the weight. this is about 1150 feet per second coming out of the muzzle, this one is about 1200 feet per second. depends on what you're firing and what you prefer. >> my son asked me if we could put his homework in here. sorry, jessie, no such luck. you got do your homework. >> hot, eyes and ears. [ shots ring out ] >> clear. >> if you think about the power it takes for this insert to stop a bullet traveling at an incredibly fast velocity and actually

every time i set off an explosion, i'm still grinning from ear-to-ear. these guys are losing their minds. >> so this show is open to viewers? >> i really wanted to give back to the fans. anybody can leave a comment. your fans too, if they want to leave a comment and tell me about which item they want to blow up and story behind it. if we choose, it we will pick the item up from them and take it out to the desert and blow it up. >> where can we see the show? >> every monday, we have it lie. go to revision 3 on this test tube channel. thursday, we have a behind-the-scenes of the episode we aired on monday. >> anything you won't blow up? >> we won't blow up exes. strictly items. >> all right. if you want to check this show out, a brand new web series on test tube, new episodesea every monday. >>> guess what's hiding in the bushes? somebody has a long pair of tongs and a go-pro attack. that is a western diamondback. that would be a rattlesnake. it is severely injured. >> it is not like struggling at all. you can tell. it is definitely hurt. >> it is agitated

let's get your ear in there. just get your ear, okay? you heard a white. isn't that true? okay. here we go. okay, like that. now, we are at sunset, gang. sunset, uh-huh, all right? air is thicker, huh? what color do you guys hear? blue. white. orange. yellow. [laughter] paul, would you pass out the q-tips? let me remind you, we got, blue, blue, blue, red, blue, blue, chartreuse, blue, blue, red, blue, blue, pink, all right? a reminder, huh, all right? now, you put your ear right behind. you're gonna need with your eye now, sorry? what color do you guys hear? blue. blue. what color do you hear, maydell? orange. yeah, all right. maydell, right here. right here, honey. beautiful. great. you've been a sport. let's hear it for maydell, all right? [applause] now, let me ask you a question. how come you guys heard blue and she heard orange? -- check your neighbor. check your neighbor. check your neighbor. how come she heard orange? hey, is this not neat? is this not neat? at sunset, of course, you're gonna see orange. because at sunset that light is coming through many, many, many, kil

i lost my other earring. leave it to me. earring. oh. thimble from monopoly game.casino chip. oh. the smallest nesting doll. oh. can you find anything you like in this bed? just my honey pie. want to split it while we snuggle? mm-hmm. (homer chewing loudly) marge: now what are you doing? homer: licking the wrapper. there you go, one adult and two children one-way downtown. um, as adults, what do we do now? shake hands? if you like. and that's how you do it. (chuckles) now, remember, i can't sit backwards or i get sick. well, if i look at your face, i get sick. young man, apologize to your sister. make me, baldy. why, you little... (grunting) (in normal voice): my adulthood! (grunting) i never thought i'd say this, but that is conduct unbecoming of a bus station. where'd your babies go? your intellect-deadening dvds turned my brother's brain to jelly. pretty shapes tell me to kill everybody. looks like you're entitled to the full rebate of $19.95. that's all you pay for screwing up a child for life? (in kirk's voice): kids, let me handle this. uh, we'd like it in si

many of which don't involve holding them closely to their ear. >> the parent at this parish primary school are worried. a mobile phone mask is about to be put on the roof just a few metres from classrooms. >> translation: it's not as if we are prehistoric or rejecting technology. that is not the issue. parents don't reject technology or mobile phones. we want the minimum of precautions to be taken. we doan want the masks -- don't want the masks next to fragile people. >> the panel of the 15 experts that issued the reports says exposure to antennas should be limited. the industry insists it operates within safety limits and statistics prove it. >> automatic qualification for next year's royal cup wrapped up in europe. many teams are on their way to brazil. there was a surprise as richard power supports. >> poland denied england a place at the 1974 world cup. it didn't happen this time. england took the lead in the first half at wembley thanks to ha header from striker wayne rooney. captain steven gerard's late strike gave england the victory. ukraine thrashed san maureeno. france joins ukra

how many people do you know with varicose ears? okay? it's the feet. you get more pressure in your feet. why do you have more pressure in your feet? 'cause your feet are deeper, your feet are deeper. how about if you walk on your hands? okay? you look at the veins in your hands, okay? stand on your hands and you see those veins standing way up. hold your hands above your head, you can't see the veins. it turns out the pressure, the blood pressure depends on how deep you are with respect to the pump. the pump's right here, yeah? why is it when you get your blood pressure checked, they put the little doohickey on your arm, right here, right next to the arm, right, the ticker, huh? same depth. so the pressure in your arm here would be the same pressure here. but more pressure on your feet. next time you're doing that, stand on your arm-- get in the doctor's office and do a handstand. i said--tell them do it, they won't do it, okay? [laughter] that's not good. gonna talk about buoyant force. buoyant force. you walk into a pond and you grab a big boulder. a

his boss asked, what did you do to your ears? the man replied, yesterday it was my turn to do the ironing and i was ironing a shirt, the phone rang, i accidentally answered the iron instead of the phone. wow, the boss said, that may explain one of your ears. what did you possibly do to the other? the man goes they called back. >> good for you. i like it. it's time for okay or not okay. >> okay. is it okay or not okay to -- >> to -- >> i'll tell you. to refuse to be a role model. here's what we had to say. you may think you're not a role model but you are. kids will model their behavior after yours whether it's good or bad. >> good point. here's mine. it is not a choice if you are in the public eye, you should consider it your responsibility and a privilege. >> go, girl. >> excellent. >>> all right. it's son johnson's baby of the week announcement. let's hear some music it's time for our baby announcements when we celebrate new moms and the adorable new additions to their families. our first johnson's baby is hayden piper tober. b

when after i got divorced oprah had this necklace and two earrings and i don't have pierced ears and she sent me a thing that said from your from my heart to yours the sun will shine again california girl on twitter wants to know what's your favorite part of being in new york. i just like the vitality of the city here i lived in connecticut for many years still like connecticut but i love that this city is always vibrant always alive you can get anything here at any time like that on a wake up in a city that was never sleeps to be bored shouldn't be to go on facebook did you ever consider ending your business relationship with oprah or never in order to save the friendship never never had no idea right no no no and let's be clear about that i worked with her and still do it all magazine and it's call o. the oprah magazine so even if we would have a disagreement i always knew that she had the final say so no i never had any trepidation or hesitation even though people said you should never work with your friends never work with family i never worried about that never have one tip for

lawmakers are getting an earful from the folks back at home angry the two sides can not come together. as julia goodrich tells us a they are encouraging his constituents to speak their minds. >> congressman eric swalbo was greeted by a house backed. he got an earful. >> it is just another overreach of the federal government into our lives to finish our freedom and personal responsibility. i want my freedom back. >>> 10 months in office, the congressman says he is trying to break down walls between the republicans and democrats. >> i called a bistart san group that i helped find. we have been meeting all tweak come up with a bipartisan approach to this. >> but it is day 6 of the government shutdown with a debt ceiling looming and talk of raising the debt ceiling is raising concerns more than ever. >> you said on the very first thing, it allows to borrow money needed to pay our bills. what is wrong with that statement? if we have to borrow money to pay our bills, we are in over our head. and we don't get in further and further and further by borrowing more and more and more and more. we

. >> uy ear saying he did this on his own? >> i do not believe that. i have no idea, no foundation for why he's making these wild claims. >> it was get it done or you're going to get fired. >> ramirez seasonal the only one speaking out. >> a lot of illegal accounting has been done to reverse funds, to transfer funds around the organization. >> this certified public accountant asked to be disguised fearing retribution. he faced serious concern after being requested about expense. >> i see an ongoing problem in the financial accounting. it makes me feel it's cheating. >> how come the aud stores haven't caught the mistakes. >> they don't see all of the things that's going on. they only see a sample of journal entries. >> an as it does not provide absolute assurance that the information is correct. >> we shared this questionable account with independent auditor david bullock. >> i think it's important that, you know, if there are errors found, you know, the auditor is under a responsibility to look at that, especially in combination with allegations made.