i think wearing ear plugs if you're in a night club. making sure that you put an ear plug. see your doctor. you should check your hearing aid every year and make sure that you're in the right plan, and stay away from the noise. that's really like the way to go. because some of this damage to the -- these cells are permanent. now the genetic testing that is being done, i think we have a long way to go and i'm not sure how it's going to pan out. but it's a good attempt. >> what should we do? if you go some place and it's too loud, just walk out? >> i bring ear phones. i bring ear plugs. >> the first thing is for people to be conscious of it. i want to make one comment about david's point about meniere's disease. in that case, that treatment i talked about with that gel might be available in one year. one to two years where they can take a steroid and inject it in there and the gel will keep it in there. might help meniere's disease. might help recurrent infections. we got a lot of things happening. >> the reason why this may work is because the gel that they're putting in, it

there is three parts to the ear, outer, middle, and inner. the ear drum is right there. you can see it. you all know about the ear drum because you have been hearing about it since you were little. the inner ear is that snail thing that you can see in the picture n the demonstrate trags. way on the inside of the ear. and it has inside of it, erik, tiny hairs which vibrate. and they transmit to the brain hearing sounds. now, they die with that tsunami coming in that he is talking about, with that sounds. they die from aging, they die from medication. and humans cannot regenerate then. animals can. humans can't. what do we do. >> we use heir hearing aids, a $10 million industry. nobody is ever happy with the way they work. nobody. they don't like how they look, the stigma, they don't like they can't separate the crowd noise from what we are saying. we have coclear implants that replace the snail inside the ear. no one is happy with that. now there is a genetic therapy, they take a harmless virus, they put a gene on it and inject it into the inner ear and regrow the hair ce

to ear.julianna goldman, cbs news ashburn, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the pinch of a port labor fight. tonight -- cargo ships are offshore all along the west coast... some with nowhere to go... costing money >>> now at 6:00 bay area businesses feeling the heat of a port fight. some cargo ships have nowhere to go costing money and jobs. west coast ports on the verge of shutting down. billions of dollars in cargo could be left sitting in the water. the 30 west coast ports are an economic lifeline. 20,000 people work at the port. [ echo in the background ] >> the union says a shutdown could happen within five to 10 days. da lin is live at the port of oakland and he says, bay area businesses are met hard by the dispute. da. >> reporter: veronica, this is not a work stoppage at least not yet. it is a work slowdown a

to ear.news ashburn, virginia. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," charlie goes one on one with new england patriots' owner robert kraft on winning the super bowl title. >>> and we sit down with grammy nominated singer ed sheeran. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> dump truck accident of lanes of i495 to shut down. looking live at the scene, at this traffic tie-up. i495 is bypass for the country's busiest interstate. >> justin finch has just arrived in wilmington near the scene of the crash justin, good morning. >> off the 495 shoulder near 12th street. you can see behind us the accident is beginning here. on the four # 95 at 12th street. what we have here is a dump truck, separated on one side, the truck on another there was one driver involved in this crash here, and we are told he is injured, extent of his injuries not known this morning. however, the impact of the cra

to ear.news, ashburn, virginia. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," charlie goes one on one with new england patriots' owner robert kraft on winning the super bowl title. >>> and we sit down with grammy nominated singer ed sheeran. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking a live look out at the golden gate bridge right now. you can see it's dry, but north of that, getting a little rain. good morning, everyone. it's friday, february 6. i'm michelle griego. >> a whole lot of rain is coming our way. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday a blessed event for all of us. it's 4:30. roberta has the forecast. >> if you look at the bottom of your screen you see our hi-def doppler radar. we'll keep it there throughout the program so you can see exactly where it's raining as you are heading out. let's calm on our hi-

the ear rings may look shiny but tonight investigating a practice called under careting thinking youe buying one thing but may be stunned to see what you were sold. >> this store 29 years. >> at this store in philadelphia mills michelle says her and her fiance spent around $10,000 buying almost every piece of injury she owns from the engagement ring to nearly a dozen pairs of ear rings purchased 3-5 years ago. >> i feel very ripped off. >> after taking the gold to the local jeweler to get it cleaned. >> going through the jewelry and telling me which were fake. >> some. pieces like the engagement ring the most expensive item were real. but several pairs of ear rings were not, which she said she was told she was buying. >> completely junk. >> like the ear rings she bought for $300. >> we paid 14 karet gold prices for silver. >> but didn't say their word for it, went undercovered and purchased two pairs on our own. >> this is 14 karet gold. >> one tested but the overdid not test to be the 10-karet quality we were told we purchased. and experts say it is not just this one store. >> the g

don't let ground hogs whisper in your ear. jimmy jumped up and bit the mayor's ear.king out. in an exclusive statement to this show the ground hog said, i was trying to give the mayor the prediction that he asked for but he misheard the forecast. i had to get in his ear and make sure he heard me correctly. i feel bad about my actions, but hopefully there are no hard feelings. hey, it could have been worse. joining me now is the mayor of sun prairie, wisconsin. how is your ear, before we get into anything else? >> it is just fine and we're glad that jimmy has called for an early spring. he certainly was chomping at the bit to tell me about the early spring yesterday. >> he's saying -- jimmy is saying something else in this statement. he said that you said spring is right around the corner but he's saying there's going to be six more weeks of winter. there seems to be a discrepancy as to what the actual forecast is. >> perhaps. only the mayor of sun prairie can interpret groundhogese but we're going with early spring. >> the controversy just keeps layering on in this c

i got shot through the ear, had a bullet go through my ear. it shot the aim out of my helmet and i had shrapnel here and all in this area. inside the ear, i got two or three small fragments. i got all of it out except one small piece. two years later, it worked its way out. it was like a kitchen match head if you know what i'm talking about. as far as i know, that is the only thing that remained at the time. i had three or four pieces of shrapnel in my head. they managed to cut those out. survival, i guess, was the next thing. professor han: how was pyoktong? mr. petrey: miserable at best. professor han: tell me the details. talk to young kids and what you went through there, details. mr. petrey: we did not have enough firewood to keep us warm. the korean homes has -- have a flue that goes under the floors and keep the house warm if you have enough wood. the winter of 1950-1951 they did not stockpile the wood. the homes that were commandeered from the korean people. they took what they needed. they had no wood to keep the place up with. we sle

buds in the ear. >> because of this enforccement you this a 10% reduction of fatalities in the first great. >> it is good. >> it's the beginning, right. >> there's so much to do with engineering to make our streeter safer, narrower lanes mean slower speeds, shorter crossing distance so pedestrians are not in the roadway as long, and protected bicycle lanes keeps the modes separated to feel safer riding a bicycle. a car driver knows where the cyclist will be, the pedestrian can see the car and the car the pedestrian. from the point of the cyclist, the more people on bikes, the more safe it is for all the cyclist, and the more middle-aged ladies like me on bicycles, the more difficult it will be for a younger, more aggressive breed of cyclist to do what they sometimes like to do. if there's five of me in the bike lane ahead of them, they don't have the aid and abbility through the crosswalk. >> thank you for being here. ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good a

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to make the nose small and deflect the look of where the ears are. and just setting this back so this is less obvious. >> reporter: it seems like it's additional surgery and work that will change, you know, the way your daughter looks. >> first of all, i'm concerned about any surgery. i leave the ultimate decision up to cheyenne because it's her body. >> reporter: what do you feel? >> i know i'm beautiful. but you know, some things you got to change to make yourself even more happy. >> reporter: during connor's evaluation, dr. romo also recommended a new chin to go with a new nose. connor and his mom agreed. >> see how the chin, bringing that out just a bit, it opens the face up. >> reporter: renata decided to take dr. romo's advice, too. >> well, i've decided that i'm going to get the nose and the chin done. >> i thought i'd just trust him because he knows what he's doing. >> i can't believe we made it here. >> i didn't think we'd come this far. >> this is a big moment. >> i'll see you in a few hours. >> i love you, mom. >> i love you so much. good

to ear.juliana goldman, cbs news, ashburn, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> brian williams credibility is under real fire tonight, called a liar for falsely reporting that he came under enemy fire in iraq. >> will it force nbc to drop their anchor? >> i made a mistake. >> a lot of people at nbc are in shock. >> we'll show you how brian's version of events evolved. >> then, bobby brown today as the man who called 911 for his daughter speaks out. >> my client found bobbi kristina in the bathtub. >> this, as we remember whitney's death three years ago on grammy weekend. >> this baby didn't mourn her mother. >> ll cool j is here. we'll talk about his grammy tribute to houston and hosting this year's awards. >> plus, glen campbell's wife with an update on his alzheimer's batle.

to ear.juliana goldman, cbs news, ashburn, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by medi >>> anxious students worry that violence may not be over. i'm in frederick, maryland, where some students are concerned that gangs might be at the route of a high school shooting last night -- root at the high school shooting last night. >>> after a separate violent incident, how safe do parents feel about frederick county public schools? >>> guilty. jurors found 40-year-old guilty of sexually assaulting four men at beer pong tournaments. hear why anyone who might have partied with him is to listen. >>> a plot outside the capitol. how police foiled the local army veteran's plans. >>> winds die down tonight, but that allows temperatures to plummet. we'll tell you how cold it will get and big changes for your weekend. >> but first tonight police believe that a gang fight is what lead

i have smiles from ear to ear. i can't believe that happened. i can't believe we did that.t was a great feeling. >> months later, it was time for the reunion. >> you look great, you look good. hi, cutie, you look good. >> getting stopped by a police officer, you can forget that face, but these two we will remember forever. >> it was more than police helping, more than a service, it seemed like they actually cared. >> this was by far the most different, rewarding thing i have ever done or been a part of. >> like he said, it is one of the top things you can ever do on the job. >> this job has it's perks and rewards, and i that was one of the best ones, better than a free cup of coffee. >>> up next. >> what i saw after that is just undescribable. >> see what happens when a training exercise for a guide dog turns into a real life rescue. dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multipli

head and ear, my left ear. thought i was going to plead to death. they were able to pull me out. i had a blood transfusion on that hospital shield that were docked outside of seoul. i had a blood transfusion there. they shipped me back to japan. i had additional blood infused into me. i stayed there for 35 40 days, something like that in that area. at the end of that part i boarded a japanese luxury liner. that was in october. we made another landing at amhong. it was in late november. we were still in summer wear. the temperature was something like 46, 47 degrees below zero. had a hand grenade from the chinese. then someone placed me in a ammunition carrier with a tank of sorts. a convoy on the back of the tank. they put any in there. i was passed out then. i don't know how long i stayed there. that's where the chinese found me. that's when they took me out of tank and i was almost frozen. i couldn't ambulate with any degree of satisfaction or efficiency. >> when was it? >> on the second day of december, 1951. >> 1950. >> excuse me 1950. yes. they kept us. we were separated the

. -- i call them ears. >> we look back on leonard nimoy's career and his signature role. welcome to public television in america and around the globe. for cement soft have been -- has been shot and killed in moscow. he was shot four times by an unidentified assailants near the come on. he served as deputy prime minister under boris yeltsin in the 1990's. on the line from moscow, what more can you tell us? >> there aren't a huge amount of details just yet. we know this happened shortly before midnight local time. the news just came out an hour later. we understand boris was sought -- force was shot four times -- boris was shot four times by a gun man in a white car. police are hunting for the car and for the shooter. that was confirmed soon afterwards when his political opposition colleague was quoted on twitter. she was next to the body and could confirm he had been shot. since then, shock on the radio i have been listening to. nobody expected this at all. he was extremely well-known as an opposition politician in the 1990's. in terms of political opposition, there is ver

and i love the one ear up, one ear down. >> he is adorable. >> so you get a new pet what do you do? >> the very first thing i would recommend is that you take it to a veterinarian, really quickly, like within three days, sooner is better. we want to make sure when we examine them that there aren't any congenital meaning something that they were born with problems so sometimes they have heart disease, sometimes they have lesion in their mouth which is called a cleft palate that requires surgery so owners want to know right away before they invest and become completely attached to the pet whether or not there's going to be extra medical expenses that maybe they weren't expecting. >> so very important. right after you get them, go to the vet. >> yeah. then the next thing is usually the veterinarian at that point will talk about the vaccines that are required and preventative things that we should do. i'd like to mention right off the bat that it's very important, i see this all the time, little puppies are out at parks and on the beach and things like that and parvo virus is lethal in

> jon: that's what you get for keeping grub worms in your ear.ore on the story, we go to our own senior meteorologist jordan klepper, monitoring the forecast with westchester! >> jon, it has been a whale of a day here and i'm happy to report that westchester wally did not see his shadow so spring is on the way! >> jon: are you okay? looks like -- is wally mad at being dragged out of his hole this morning? >> a little scrappy. he was a little -- (screeching sounds) >> but all's well that ends well. >> jon: hope next here he won't give you as much trouble. >> oh, he won't. i made sure of that. you will see your chateau shadow in she'll ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ romance... ...and midnight romance the women's fragrances by ralph lauren. available at macy's. your fragrance destination. [bell rings] you're not mr. craig. yeah, i'm confused where's mr. craig? well, i'm sorta mr. craig. we're both between 35 and 45 years old. we both like to save money on car insurance. and we're both really good at teaching people a lesson. um, let's go. cool. sit down! alright. sorta yo

northern virginia is using his skills as a master of disguise to help patients rebuild their eyes, ears and their lives. >> but first details of an american casualty in syria as jordan continues its barrage of airstrikes against isis targets. >> with sunday's grammy awards just around the corner, we'll sit in with a local band keeping their fingers crossed to win best album gold. meet the members of dirty thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. for a limited time, get a fios triple play online at an amazing $79.99 a month guaranteed for two years. plus, a $400 bonus with a two-year agreement hurry, deal ends february 21st. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> tonight isis is claiming that an american

smaller ears like ears, happened toes, nose typically suffer affects of frost bite first. outta door exercises need to remember hydration is still vital. check on loved one and elderly they're at greater rick of hypothermia. baby can not shiver to keep warm so they need to be kept in warmer rooms inside. >> few things car battery power like extreme cold. aaa recommends running car for ten minutes before bed saturday night and the am bee aunt temperature under the hood can help theen jip weather cold spell. other tips check the air pressure and tread on tires. a mechanic can run a test to see if battery holds charge or stars in extreme temperatures and keep your gas tank half pull to prevent freeze-ups. and if do you break down you'll be thankful if you have a blanket on hand. and make sure your cellphone is fully charged to call for help in a roadside emergency. >>> the free 6abc stromtracker app will keep you informed of snow squalls this weekend and plus let you know the current temperature and hour by hour forecast that you can plan your day. icing is a concern in south

my ears are scoffed.e -- covered. the gloves? >> exactly. you get something with a little touch screen sensitivity so you don't have to take your gloves off if you're adjusting your ipod or otherwise. for the really hard-core runner, you're out in the ice, the snow, the forecast looks rough coming up, you go with something like this and you have studs and things like that to keep you safe. >> the good thing is for golfers, evan says the base layers are good for us as well. some of us are crazy out there when it's really cold. thanks for being with us. be safe out there on the roadways. that's it for 9news at snoop. we will be back -- at noon. we will be back at 5:00. till then, have a great afternoon. >> nikki: victor? oh. have you seen my husband? >> phyllis: not for a while, no. >> nikki: well, that's surprising. i thought he would have been busy doting over his latest pet project. >> phyllis: victor's doing me a huge favor. i'm very grateful. but, nikki, if you don't want me here, all you have to do is

> jon: that's what you get for keeping grub worms in your ear.tory, we go to our own senior meteorologist jordan klepper, monitoring the forecast with westchester! >> jon, it has been a whale of a day here and i'm happy to report that westchester wally did not see his shadow so spring is on the way! >> jon: are you okay? looks like -- is wally mad at being dragged out of his hole this morning? >> a little scrappy. he was a little -- (screeching sounds) >> but all's well that ends well. >> jon: hope next here he won't give you as much trouble. >> oh, he won't. i made sure of that. you will see your chateau shadow in she'll i bring the gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool a dangerously progressive idea. before earning enough cash back from bank of america

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and this time he rubbed the stories of a biker back in bowl of 12 photographed talking in her ear. one commenter got creative create this montage titled "50 shades of biden." >> since we first put up this story it has been viewed 100,000 times and a lot of people are weighing in. someone mocked the vice president calling ima "creepy uncle," and someone said if this was anything to this i don't think the v.p. would be so blatant, just being friendly. and another seas "it is inappropriate and rude to get in personal space without invitation." another writes "gross." biden has not commented on what happened yesterday or what he whispered in the woman's ear but people on-line are having fun guessing. >> new this morning, bay bridge officials are investigating why smoke was coming from the old span of the bay bridge this morning. smoke could be soon by drivers passing by and the officials say it could have been caused by a construction vehicle on the bridge. they stopped work when they were alerted about the some evening and did not want to cause backups. >> consider a different route i

> jon: that's what you get for keeping grub worms in your ear.on the story, we go to our own senior meteorologist jordan klepper, monitoring the forecast with westchester! >> jon, it has been a whale of a day here and i'm happy to report that westchester wally did not see his shadow so spring is on the way! >> jon: are you okay? looks like -- is wally mad at being dragged out of his hole this morning? >> a little scrappy. he was a little -- (screeching sounds) >> but all's well that ends well. >> jon: hope next here he won't give you as much trouble. >> oh, he won't. i made sure of that. you will see your chateau shadow in she'll since the beginning of time, we have protected mankind. you are the seventh son of the seventh son, and war is coming. ♪ [epic music] ♪ hell... is here! i'm no hero. i'm no warrior. i'm something else. seventh son rated pg-13 lips are your thinnest skin. they need special attention, day and night. new chapstick dual-ended hydration lock provides 24-hour care. spf protects by day. natural oils replenish by night. chapstic

approaching. >> if you have head phones try to use only one ear. if you you can, walk with a friend home.have head phones, try to use only one ear. if you you c again most kids and people are carrying cell phones. contact police immediately. >> police say the suspect did manage to get away they're looking for witnesses who may have seen the attack happen. >>> 17 after the hour. developing story now jordan executed two prisoners including a would-be female suicide bomber in retaliation for the isis killing of one of its pilots. those executions came just hours after isis released a video reportedly showing a jordanian fighter pilot being burned alive in a cage. jordan had been willing to exchange suicide bomber for that pilot. but demanded proof that he was alive. jordanian officials now believe the pilot was killed in early january. >>> a squatter found in a prince george's county mansion is a robbery suspect. the suspect and nine others including children, were found squatting in this foreclosed home. it's been vacant for four years. this is the s

jimmy the groundhog nibbled a wisconsin mayor's ear.se you're wondering, jimmy did not see his shadow. so spring is coming early. he was focusing on that earlobe. it looked like a little piece of baloney and he was going for it. rule no. 1, don't put a wild animal next to your ear. >> not a wild rodent. they got big teeth and ears are one of their favorite snacks. >> obviously. >> for breakfast. >>> we had six weeks ironically of dry weather. we're not having that streak continue. later on this week it is going to pour. great shot tonight of sutro tower, clear, foggy tomorrow morning, low of 47 napa, concord fog and 46, san jose 47 degrees. this is the heart of our rainy season, january typically our wettest month, not this year. february just about as wet before we trail things off in march. we need to make a dent in this drought now. mother says okay. she's going to move high pressure down to the south. it already has begun. rain has crossed the california/oregon border. the next couple days the ridge continues to move and it will be

he held him up to the mayor's ear. >> the cranky rodent bit him in the ear.or soldiered on announcing jimmy predicted an early spring but jimmy's handler said it was wrong. since the sun was shining winter would last another six weeks. not a good day for those folks. huh? >>> patriots quarterback tom brady may be the official mvp but one halftime performer is the super bowl's breakout star. >> talking about one of katy's dancers, now known as left shark. his awkward moves certainly won't qualify him for a move on "dancing with the stars" but a huge hit online that includes his twitter account @leftshark. it has almost 4,000 followers. >> let's face it. even derek hough would have a hard time dancing in that costume. don't you think? >> i love those guys. they stood out. fun to watch. >> a little offbeat but fun to watch. >> new mexico, really? >> i know. give her a break. you know what, mexico, new mexico, they're separated by many thousand miles. >> you know i usually get confused too when i was 6 learning the states. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the

>> veterinarian may recommend ear treatment, ear cleansers medicated drops, but often if the ear infections are recurrent, we need to get to the underlying cause such as underlying al err. >> i then food is often a really big one is there a number one food that somebody should just put their pet on just generically if it has allergies? >> did to depend what the pet has ether before. so we may recommend things like prescription or rye strict dollars diets for that diagnostic periods time. >> may have to spends to up two months on restricted die. >> the absolutely, yes. >> depending on what your dog is allergic to. pet can be a problem for the pet and the owner. dermatologist from pen vet thank you so much for trying to get this scratch on itch. we'll go back to the news desk. >> well, hey speaking of dogs, this is one dog gone popular photo. check it out. astronaut's official massive has gone viral. he said he snuck his dogs into the photo studio to get some shots of them together. looks like they're having great time. clock 25 coming up in coming up, how local community using the the superb

anthony klann had sustained a very significant and deep neck wound from ear to ear. that neck wound opened up two large holes in anthony's trachea. >> but at trial state eyewitness eddie espinoza claimed he heard tony klann scream for mercy after his throat had been slit. >> i worked with trachea patients every day. so i knew if you could find the hole in your trachea, you could plug it perhaps, you might be able to make noise. it might sound something like this. so there is no way that anthony klann could be running down a creek bed trying to plug two holes in his trachea so he can scream for his life. >> after visiting the crime scene, father neil had other suspicions about espinoza's testimony. >> joe supposedly grabs the knife and goes after anthony in the creek bed, stabbing him. and yet there were no tire tracks or anything on the side of the creek. and so i thought, whoa, something's not right here. >> neil believed espinoza had to be lying. but a witness who was lying did not necessarily mean joe was telling the truth. neil needed to know more about joe's bac

for his -- an open ear for scott walker. because they don't want chris christie. that is why scott walker is getting a hearing this week. >> i think the one upside for christie is he is going to have to fight for it now in a way that's not going to be like in -- like a chair fund-raising. he is going to have to use his political skills which, the people writing him off or get are from edible. >> they are from edible. -- forget our formidable. >> they are formidable. there is all this polling now and you know as well as i do that bundler's look at numbers. >> he is going to be the nominee right now. >> james wants you to move on. >> speaking of cold hard cash, i read the news today about the clinton foundation taking foreign cash from the united arab emirates and other overseas money. why are they taking this? >> i would like to say to words to you. "lincoln bedroom." the clintons have always had a fondness for money and for campaign money, for philanthropic money. they desire to be well-funded. in a campaign context, that of

head and ear, my left ear. thought i was going to plead to death. they were able to pull me out. i had a blood transfusion on that hospital shield that were docked outside of seoul. i had a blood transfusion there. they shipped me back to japan. i had additional blood infused into me. i stayed there for 35 40 days, something like that in that area. at the end of that part i boarded a japanese luxury liner. that was in october. we made another landing at amhong. it was in late november. we were still in summer wear. the temperature was something like 46, 47 degrees below zero. had a hand grenade from the chinese. then someone placed me in a ammunition carrier with a tank of sorts. a convoy on the back of the tank. they put any in there. i was passed out then. i don't know how long i stayed there. that's where the chinese found me. that's when they took me out of tank and i was almost frozen. i couldn't ambulate with any degree of satisfaction or efficiency. >> when was it? >> on the second day of december, 1951. >> 1950. >> excuse me 1950. yes. they kept us. we were separated the

amended to include the number of off-street parking be limited to two and increase the bike storage ear. >> councilmember sharp commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item 13 this is a conditional use authorization thank you planning department staff commissioner president fong and to modify a facility the project site a pe substation with last us towers that features tense for sprint t mobile and verizon wireless maumentd and modify the existing equipment without any change to the area the project sponsor held a meeting to which no public attended and that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> opening it up for public comment or project sponsor is the project sponsor here? >> good afternoon. i'm matter here on behalf of the sprint i've read the executive summer and the conditions of approval i agree i think it is accurate and complete summary and in case you have questions i'll be happy to answer any questions any

even just your ear being exposed. that is painful.an see temperatures in the teens right now despite the sunshine. the average high is 45 for this time of the year. there are the strong winds coming in from the west. 30 to 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts now. we're going to see those gusts throughout the day. and it is going to feel like it is close to zero, much of the day. the way it feels now. 10 below zero to 20 below even by 11:00 tonight. and then it gets even worse. and this computer model showing 21 below in philadelphia. 21 below in dover. 21 below in toms river. 19 below in atlantic city. tomorrow morning is going to be the coldest feeling morning that we have seen all winter by a good bit. zero in the afternoon for the feels like temperature tomorrow. the whole day, brutally cold tomorrow night is brutally cold. not quite as extreme as tonight. looking for some -- little bit of lake-effect snow flurries call them streamers when they start lining up like that. some of our computer models suggesting that does increase during the a

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nadia asked for her protruding ears to be pinned back. to her surprise, the foundation offered to the do that and more, giving her a nose job and a chin implant as well. when her make-over made the news, it sparked a wave of criticism. >> are we saying that the responsibility falls on the kid who's bullied to alter themselves surgically? >> reporter: psychologist vivian diller says promoting elective surgery as a remedy for bullying sends a harmful message to kids. >> we really have to address the idea that there should be zero tolerance of bullying, and maybe we even have to encourage the acceptance of differences. >> reporter: there was one of the kids we talked to who said look if it stops the bullies, great, i want to do it. because if we're trying to change the bad guy, we'll be here forever." >> i suppose one way to look at this is, is there some benefit to learning how to struggle with adversity. we're not convinced that confidence is gained by changing the way you look. >> reporter: despite the criticism, applications to the found

meet this week's harris' heroes gigi and mackenzie, creators of bracket ears. >> all right. what we're going to do is take a peek. >> inside casey and lisa's kid friendly columbia dental practice, there's a burgeoning business. >> are you having a hard time getting the rubber bands on? >> that's transforming unused surgical skilled brackets and plastic bands for bracelets into jewelry. the two daughters mackenzie and gigi are the creators of bracket ears. >> i know some people don't like getting braces. makes it sort of fun and you can change the colors and everything. >> the start-up company sells earrings including miniature ones for dolls and now bracelets. >> you just pull the strings. >> not for profit but to raise money for autism organizations. >> pediatric dentist have a lot of autistic patients and i thought it sounded like a great idea. >> howard county autism society has been one of the beneficiaries. >> so i definitely would like this partnership to flourish. >> the girls have learned a lot about the world as the family traveled to china to find a manufacturer an

called ears, both pretty much served with the same garnishes of slaw, mustard, homemade hot sauce on it, originally this is one of those nobody wants these things, they're dirt cheap. >> exactly right. in fact, by dirt cheap, the ears were actually free when my great grandfather started getting the pig ears, the local butcher was giving them to him because he was just throwing them away. >> so everything we love about pig, the texture, the mix of fatty and lean, all that. oh, that's good. mm. man. that is hard to beat. >> isn't it good? >> mm-hmm. >> it's a good sandwich. >> of course, some hot tamales which at this point in history are about as mississippi as they are mexican. like the blues, they came out of mississippi in the early 20th century as mexican migrant workers came in to replace african-americans, who were headed to work in the great factories and stockyards of chicago and detroit. >> sitting down here, eating tamales, we can sketch a history of mississippi. that's kind of what i'm most interested in doing, helping southerners understand that their foods are as african

find my ear muffs and i misthem. >> i am not a cold person at all and this is too much. it could be worst last year as horrible. >> dave clark has no choice but to be outside today the trick to being outside is staying warm. >> keep moving a lot of thin layers and keep moving. >> thin layers many thin layers and keep moving one way to keep the cold at bay on a day like this live in old city, john rawlins channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> before you bundle up check the 6 abc storm tracker app you'll find links to the hourly and seven-day forecast to get ready for the falling temperatures. >>> montgomery county authorities are asking for the public's help tracking down a prn of interest in last week's courthouse bomb scare they released video of a man calling in the threat from a 7-eleven pay phone yesterday morning. this is west norton a second call was made from a cell phone tracked to the same area, if you know who this man might be call police or the district attorney's office. >>> a 23-year-old shooting victim is in critical condition after driving himself to ge

the ear is going to hear this [plays] right?lly different level where i dissect the piece first in my mind. and then i try to work it out in my hands. (pagano) i do find a point where there's a very profound change and it usually happens around the age of 13 or 14. they all of the sudden understand what music means to them. they're moved by it, and it is part of them and it's become part of their life, and they will always have it because it's their's and they own it. [classical piano music continues] funding for this program was provided by the annenberg/cpb project. funding for this program is provided by annenberg media. narrator: 97% of the earth's water is contained in the oceans. some forms of life flourish in this salty environment. but humans require an abundant supply of freshwater.

ear swiped to dallas in an armored truck and locked in a safety of vault.ext step is to get them graded on a scale from 1-10. he goes to ford old doe. they meet up at the national sports convention for a crash course in baseball cards. >> why is this one only a one-134? >> if you look at the cards you can see the defects. multiple creases through out the card. this is about as low as it can get. >> this one is higher this is 8. is that considered mint? >> if you look close you can see tiny white pieces of wear on each corner. that's a difference between the 8, 9 or a 10. >> those tiny imperfections can make a difference of thousands of dollars. this is a psa 8 worth roughly 100 or so. if it was a 9 at no times north of 1,000 if it's a 10 it is north of 5,000. >> what about the black swamp find? do carl's cards make the grade? >> what was your reaction? >> it was mind blowing. >> before the black swamp find the highest grade psa ever given to a card in that series was a 7. karl's card beat that in the first at bat. >> it was a ty cobb. little did we know the

. >> i did hear that he whispered in her ear if you can back up a little bit. she slipped on the ice a few hours earlier. he was trying to make her feel nice. >> i should have read that part. >> except for what he said. that was a little -- >> guys, is this an impeachable offense? >> i learned that the answer on this show is absolutely yes. everything is an impeachable offense for this administration. >> that was a true question because he's the vice president. you can't impeach the vice president. you're going to have to go guy, we have some things for you. >> that's two trick questions tonight. >> i think you're wrong, because we've already impeached the president. so biden is the president so we're impeaching him as well. >> ipso facto, that's the name of my ferrets. >> this was less creepy than what he was doing at the swearing in ceremony. >>na is nathat is such an unfair tag. he's just an old guy. >> what if he was 30 years younger, an attractive, younger vice president, would it still be okay? >> that's reverse ageism. it's like, he's getting blamed for

guess he put a rodent with sharp teeth them to your ear?e the spring thing eases his pain, i guess? wow. >> ease my pain, for sure. actually looking up at stats on how often punxsutawney phil has been right. and basically you could flip a coin and be more accurate than a groundhog has been. so that's something right? all right it feels like single digits, across most of the board folks. really cold start to the day there is still breeze, not as harsh. as yesterday. meanwhile, temperatures into the teens low 20's, just cold morning, and be ready for it, by bundling up. jess? >> thanks, katie definitely good advice, slow down, a loft slippery spots across the boards, we start things off here on the schuylkill expressway, right around belmont. more of a delay headed westbound, eastbound toward center city area, moving along just fine, over on the ben franklin bridge, all lanes open headed into the city westbound, one lane lost in the eastbound lanes headed into new jersey. erika, ukee, back to you. >> thanks so much. detroit man who walks 21 m

> jon: that's what you get for keeping grub worms in your ear.he story, we go to our own senior meteorologist jordan klepper, monitoring the forecast with westchester! >> jon, it has been a whale of a day here and i'm happy to report that westchester wally did not see his shadow so spring is on the way! >> jon: are you okay? looks like -- is wally mad at being dragged out of his hole this morning? >> a little scrappy. he was a little -- (screeching sounds) >> but all's well that ends well. >> jon: hope next here he won't give you as much trouble. >> oh, he won't. i made sure of that. you will see your chateau shadow in she'll ♪ your favorite taco bell treat... ...is now a coffee. we'll give you a second to drink that in. introducing new cinnabon delights coffee from taco bell. treat yourself. and get four free cinnabon delights with purchase. ♪ discover card. hey there, i just got my bill and i see that it includes my fico® credit score. yup, you have our discover it card so you get your fico® credit score on your monthly statements and online...

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