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1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smell?ilac. clean. there's something that's really fresh. a little bit beach-y. like children's blankets. smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay take your blindfolds off. ♪ oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. hello? [ male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. months. but if o rings it home, it is . >>> we have a lot of changes in the air world in the last few months but it's one image bringing home. the former egyptian president in court, in a metal cage. it's his first court appearance to answer charges of corruption and killing protesters. he wagged his finger and denied all charges. a huge crowd gathered outside the courtroom. we were there. >> reporter: until the last minute people here didn't believe this was going to happen. there was fighting, rock throwing, cheering but the minute he was wheeled in and appeared in the cage on his bed everybody turned to the television, they can't

they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smell? lilac. clean. there's something that's really fresh. a little bit beach-y. like children's blankets. smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello? [ male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more amecans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... f greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. >> welcome back. there was dire news, consumer confidence plunged to the lowest level and happened on the heels of the biggest one week plunge in stocks since 2008 and the question, could there be something done

they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smellsomething that's really fresh. a little bit beach-y. like children's blankets. smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello? [ male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. >>> welcome back, everybody. from bun one extreme to the we'vr. >>> welcome back, everybody. we've been talking about all that water from irene, but in texas, it's fire that's causing problems. >> historic drought plus sky-high temperatures are fueling all those flames as jonathan bentz in dallas report. firefighters are now finding themselves in a losing battle. >> reporter: the land is so hot, firefighters need as much patience as they do water. >> you put it out, you leave, you think you got it out. you look back behind you. rekindles again. >> reporter: near record drought is creating an extraordinary fire season and very fickle wildfires for crews. the fire looks out, but it is so

been telling you here tonight, there is some good news to report in the fight against cancer, an experimental treatment for leukemia is having extraordinary results beyond any expectations. how often do we get to say that? it's small so far but the results are big enough to get out to the world and tonight as our chief science correspondent robert bazell reports, if it hadn't been for one woman who suffered a loss, this very promising research might not have happened. >> reporter: bill ludwig says doctors tell him without the experimental treatment, he would have had only weeks to live. >> i'm now in a position of full health, no cancer in my system. >> reporter: ludwig is only one three patients who have gotten the novel treatment for the most common form of leukemia called cll. the results are so spectacular that many believe it could mark the beginning of a major advance in cancer treatment. >> in each of those patients, more than a pound or two of tumor was eradicated. >> reporter: the team at the university of pennsylvania remonthed white blood cells that normally fight infections, genet

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three experimental valuations any particularly good qualified experimental evaluation repeated my written testimony provided it a mixed bag of effectiveness. obviously, some drug courts are effective while others are not. effective drug courts can produce cost savings and some may even produce more benefits than costs. however, this rule is not universal for all drug courts. a relative example is the cost findings of the newly released multi-site adult drug court evaluation performed by dearborn institute. after comparing 23 drug courts to six other types of court interventions, the class i experimental evaluation found drug courts produce an estimated average net benefit of over $2000. however, this estimate is not significant. in other words, policy makers cannot be sure the drug courts participating in this evaluation produce more benefits than costs. the cost may actually outweigh the benefits. the estimate is simply to draw strong policy conclusions. more details on results of this evaluation in other evaluations my testimony are available to you. thank you for inviting me. >> thank

just lying underneath your sort of occasions you can have this plane and build it too it's an experimental aircraft it has been approved though in the west categorically speaking it is a bit of history in the making as this came from philadelphia to moscow to stop about eight times to refuel but still we think that an experimental aircraft has never made such a journey from america to russia prime minister putin has been here he came to make a small speech he came to show is an encouragement for the business economic and financial deals going on here with a new line of jets indeed he also came to give his secretive stamp of approval on the ground you sukhoi t. fifty the fifth generation a striker jet that is set to rifle america's f. twenty two raptor the f. eighteen is well i haven't seen it nobody here has seen it except the prime minister it is due to be unveiled a little bit later this afternoon only for life. about one minute so it's a very quick secret of showing off this new piece of the russian military hardware . he has stealth capabilities it has a supersonic ranging speeds and i

from philadelphia to moscow had to stop about eight times to refuel but still we think that an experimental aircraft has never made such a journey from america to russia prime minister putin has been here he came to make a small speech he came to show is the encouragement for the business the economic and financial deals going on here with a new line of jets indeed he also came to give his secretive stamp of approval on the ground you sukhoi t. fifty the fifth generation striker jet that is set to rival america's f. twenty two raptor the f. eighteen as well. i haven't seen it nobody here has seen it except the prime minister it is due to be unveiled a little bit later this afternoon it will only fly for about one minute so it's a very quick secretive showing of this new piece of a russian military hardware this new t. fifty has stealth capabilities it has a supersonic ranging speeds and it's absolutely loaded to the nine with a state of the art technology and it's i'm i'm just thrilled to see it and see what kind of maneuvers it can do and there's loads more to tell you about here but some

they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smellthere's something that's really fresh. a little bit beach-y. like children's blankets. smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello? [ male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. >>> you're a doctor. and you're on the front line of the childhood obesity epidemic, something that people talk about quite a bit. you decided you wanted to not only preach about this but to actually practice it as well. is that right? tell me what inspired that happen how did you decide to do a triathalon. >> as i talked to my patients who were overweight i needed to listen to what i was telling them. i needed to set a goal for myself. >> a year ago could you imagine yourself doing this? >> no way. >> what changed? what's the lesson for other people who say no way. i'm never going to do that? >> for me it was to just start. make that first drive to the club and get on a treadm

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at eighth that experimentation is good -- fhfa that experimentation is good. finding the right solution has value. move the dialogue away from eliminating the tse's tomorrow, because they were bad before our their pieces that we want to preserve of the gse's over time? i think it is doable. >> i propose one idea. there is no single monolithic solution. all of these markets are complex and the price risk differently. the subordinated bonds solution may be the best solution we may have to go back and executed to see what the cause of the credit is. the cd of markets are one avenue of exploratory thought. i do not have a particular singular solution. you have to prices, find out what the costs are and what the banks -- best execution is for the government's balance sheet. >> there are a portfolio of things we need to work on in the interim, given the legislation in the near term. the fha can play a large part in this. we can lower them further on a gradual basis. it would enable the private market to open up. you could limit the amount of borrowing that banks can

the quality we like here in san francisco -- one other quality we like here in san francisco -- experimentation. a few blocks away from here, we have been experimenting with what it means to close market street, to take back parking spaces for parkland. i want to thank the transit advocates here. hats off to burning man because you are leading the way. without further ado, it is my honor to introduce one of the founders of the burning man project. where is larry harvey? come on up. [applause] >> i did not want to speak to the "post." i am not here as the founder of burning man. i am representing the burning man project, a new nonprofit. our offices are down the street at 995 market at 6th, right in the hearth of the mid-market district. there is no better place to commence this effort in san francisco, our home town. [applause] we know a thing or two about building a diversity and culture from the ground up. the key thing was expressed by the great jane jacobs. she said cities have the capability of providing something for everybody only because and only when they are created by everybody. care

. >>> the government says it has lost contact with experimental hype sonic glider as it launched from vandenberg. this is animation of it. they say it launched this morning and successfully separated from the booster and flew on its own. moments later they lost contact. it could travel from new york to los angeles in less than 12 minutes. >>> we definitely wouldn't be toobl see. >> it we saw a little more sunshine. >> it's finally coming out a little later. you can see it finally breaking out as we look to the east from southeast this morning. good news, flight arrival delays are over into sfo. and warmer weather might be over also. >> and heart attack, how to make butter better. >> and soldier's surprise that happened on the diamond.  >>> the iowa state fair is under way serving up the most curious food you'll find anywhere. deep fried but the other a stick yep, a pound of butter dipped into a batter that is heavy on sin monday and honey. when it comes off most of the butter is melted into the mix. it that tiastsd like a french toast. it's meant to honor the 100th birthday bu

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this is ucla video from evans' actual heart transplant using an experimental organ preservation system human heart was never meant to be on ice. >> reporter: experts say a pumping heart is a plus. >> ensuring compatibility, developing the better organ. >> reporter: it may extend the heart's life outside the body from six to 24 hours. >> if we can preserve the heart beating in a warm state outside a body for 24 hours it allows to us expand the donor pool. we can transport them around the world. >> reporter: it reduces the wait for donor hearts. >> fresh is always better than frozen, isn't it? >> i want to go skiing and i want to get back on a horse. >> reporter: rob is the 11th patient to get a warm heart transplant at ucla. dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >>> all right. we have a lot of sunshine around the bay area right now. clouds are on the way. cooler temperatures too. we'll talk about that coming up next. ,, [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all o

lamb, informed me of an experimental procedure that could prevent future outbreaks. >> the urologistjust make a little puncture right into the scrotum, into the sac, and will isolate what we call the vas deferens, and make a little incision into them is. there any other way? >> well, it's called a condom. >> well, that's a no-brainer there. cult -- cut me open. >> no, no, no, we're not going to do the procedure now. >> my mind was made up. i was going to get a fa sectmy. it was the only way to regain my life. the only thing left to do was find someone to perform the surgery. an i went with the obvious choice. the doctor held my life in his hands. would you say i have a larger than average vas deferens. >> you have a great size vas deferens. >> thank you, doctor. >> you're welcome. >> as he went to work, i thought of all the good times the three of us had together. ♪ly remember you >> at work. ♪ will you remember me at play. we went through hard time, as well. guys, you okay? all right. but i was there for them, and they were there for me. [laughter] all right, jason, you did great. w

and are more realistic in experimental studies in their assessment of their control of the environment>> so a manic-depressive person has the whole package. >> right. (laughter) they have the mania, they have the ego you might say to think hey, i could be president of the united states. could run things. >> not so much that. i think a lot of normal people have ambition and want power. the manic patients, people are more creative. and in times of crisis, you need that kind of creativity. >> stephen: who is the president who showed a manic creativity in times of crisis. >> franklin roosevelt. he had mild manic systems throughout his life which psychiatrists call hyperthalamic personality and i don't think it is an accident that he came up with all of the things that he did in the new deal. >> stephen: so you are agreeing with me, that the new deal was the work of a madman? (laughter) social security, work progression administration government creating jobs is a mad idea. >> it was a brilliant mad idea. >> stephen: you make him sound like a mad scientist. >> no, you know, one of the thing

look, i get it, you're at an experimental age, but trust me, this will wear offer the second you graduate from aqua-jogging class. i don't know how you two are going to break this to your parents. it's going to kill them. [laughter] of course, today here and all around the world, all our thoughts and prayers tonight are with the people of norway, who suffered an unspeakable tragedy on friday. the killer has been caught, has confessed and no punishment is too harsh for him. the horror he has wreaked is incomprehensible and words fail the civilized. but sometimes in a crisis, true heroes emerge, like the brave men and women of america's newsrooms, who identified the culprit long before the norwegian authorities did. [laughter] >> who is responsible for this blast? well, norway has been grappling with some home-grown terror plots linked to al qaeda. >> without all the facts in, the finger of suspicion would suggest that this is probably middle eastern in its origin. >> two deadly terror attacks in norway in what appears to be the work once again of muslim extremeists. >> stephen: and the pri

. >> i believe in experimentation and try it and see how it works. >> quintin, i am going to miss youther. >> take care, man. >> you have e-mailed us and asking what stocks are the most stable. we'll tell you next . f we desigd an electric motorcycle? what if we turned trash into surfboards? whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and 4g devices like the motorola photon. so let's all keep asking the big what ifs. sprint business specialists can help you find the answers. sprint. america's favorite 4g network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. >> unstable markets call for stable stocks . morgan you have a focus in health care. >> it is based out of texas and worked in the retirement community and high yield over six percent and means monthly difdeppeds. >> big, it could be a long time before morgan needs retirement. we have to think about these things now. >> it is not's safe stock. the senior citizens are a dangerous bunch. medicare is going bankrupt. >> you have

. >>> the government says it has lost contact with experimental hype sonic glider as it launched from vandenberg. this is animation of it. they say it launched this morning and successfully separated from the booster and flew on its own. moments later they lost contact. it could travel from new york to los angeles in less than 12 minutes. >>> we definitely wouldn't be toobl see. >> it we saw a little more sunshine. >> it's finally coming out a little later. you can see it finally breaking out as we look to the east from southeast this morning. good news, flight arrival delays are over into sfo. and warmer weather might be over also. >> and heart attack, how to make butter better. >> and soldier's surprise that happened on the diamond. you can see os >>> the iowa state fair is under way serving up the most curious food you'll find anywhere. deep fried but the other a stick yep, a pound of butter dipped into a batter that is heavy on sin monday and honey. when it comes off most of the butter is melted into the mix. it that tiastsd like a french toast. it's meant to honor the 100th birth

we are busy exploring this with some of our experimental applications for mobile. you can use your phone to control videos, what on a bigger screen in receive background information on each video while it plays. a number of people have commented that more than half of television watching seems to involve having another screen next to you, a phone, computer war what have you. and -- computer or what have you. there are a number of systems that and identify it tv you are watching from an audio fingerprint and make it easy to share with your friends. let's pause and say that his magic. they can listen to the show and figure out what show you were watching. how did they do that? it is magic. another example. i am fascinated by the notion of orchestrated media. that is what they call it. in this case, the show you are watching trekkers material on your tablet or mobile synchronized with the program. you do what all the mackovic. -- you do it automatically. let me pause and say no matter what i say, and no matter how enthusiastic i am, there will always be some that fear

we want to be the experimenters, the ones that push out this idea that we can do it in the bay area. if we do it here, it sends a trend across the country that they can do it elsewhere. get ourselves off of oil, into a more pollution-free society. i just thank all the people working together on this. it takes everybody working together to line up not only our educational institution with us, car manufacturers with the stimulus package fund from the government, and with our own local leaders to make sure we are doing the right thing. again, thank you very much for using your many years of leadership in the auto industry to bring forth new technology, new ways of doing things. thank you for your partnership with our department of the environment as well and department of energy. [applause] >> we would like to take questions from the press regarding the electric vehicles, but i wanted to mention the sound system is being powered off of the battery from one of these trucks. so this is emission-free power from the public utility commission. all these trucks are equipped with an extra batt

>> this is not a new test, it's not an experimental test, but it's a test that not a lot of people know about. and that's a problem because this simple blood test could save your life. today in atlanta, anne demeron is checking in with her cardiologist, she's taking charge after her husband served a heart attack in june making sure she won't be next. >> i don't want to be left in the dark. i have been in the dark, so now it's time to come out of the dark. >> reporter: in addition to having her blood pressure and cholesterol checked, she's also getting a blood test for c-reactive protein, a marker for inflammation and heart disease. anne knows she's high risk for a heart attack. the cardiologist says that many women whose doctors tell them they're at low risk may not be. >> all too often we see people who have been told they were at low risk for heart disease but they're in the emergency room having a heart attack. so they're clearly not low risk. >> reporter: and that's because most doctors don't routinely check for c-reactive protein for fear of overtreats them. >> reporter: dr. paul r

couple of things -- i mean a couple of things go wrong, he starts bringing the drugs home, un-- experimental drugs home and testing on his father. i mean that is a huge plopoint but, you know, probably shldn't do that kind of thing, anthen there are people that, you know, start hearing about this drug and seeing dollar signs and so they start doing some things they shouldn't and things go a little wrong but that is part of the story. it is one of those things for me i hate films which, or stories that always say careful what you wish for or don't open that box there or medicine is wrong because we know that is not the case. our civilization, civilization the great thing about our species we look to evolve and progress and do that through invention and discovery and medicine and so everybody, i think, it is safe to say we would love to find a cure for alzheimer's but the face of ose decisions lie with the individual and that is what our movie is about is individuals who make fateful decision displootion your character makes a fateful decision. >> picks the simeon is the voice of reason for th

because you are going to play because it's a misnomer time for experimentation is it really just trying to solidify your stance and eleven and you're going to get. to play was. introduced something. useful. we don't know who they're going to the first global so for the games who are coming up. the storm is going to go to conference i'm still in a very good position billions of these last four games. we have everything. we've got three home games as well so we have to do with those afraid of the feeling and . we were the better side so we have to continue farming for goods bought a question of russian immigrants and pretty much just recently something you'd be able to watch margin how do you explain russia's suitability to win pretty much as it was last year or so i was happy to be the last run against a guy who. was a very good. players who are normally normally direct with. the stars there's a show that they can do does well. but you put in the questions then i'll swear england's friendly with the netherlands. because of the riots in london being a stable they say they would take advic