fire chief gary franz, thanks so much for your time. tragic situation there. again, chief franz letting us know that the remains of three bodies, two very small, possibly that of the children of josh powell, the father who had just recently been fighting for custody and was defeated in court just days ago, trying to win custody of these children. these children are also that of susan powell, who went missing back in 2009 in utah. and that investigation had never been closed, but this sad situation of this explosion taking place at a house there in washington state still unclear why this explosion occurred. and we'll have more news right after this. >>> each year, sanjay gupta picks a team of viewers to train for and compete in the fit nation triathlon challenge. they get a bike, wet suit, personal trainer and a trip to hawaii to race with sanjay in the nautical malibu triathlon. this september, here is this year's lucky seven. >> my name is nancy. and i'm sending you this video on a really chilly november night here in minnesota. >> nancy clinger recently sepa

i'd have to go actually with my favorite author -- one of my favorite authors -- franz kafka.eally? okay, no. cheryl tiegs, actually. john: in the cutthroat world of beauty pageants it's not unusual for a contestant to try to gain an edge. yeah, oops. some accident. burt and ron are legendary for building quality houses that stand the test of time. w-wait! that's not burt and ron. ohh! it all comes down to this -- if he makes the shot he's buying some furniture. boy: hi. the trip to the petting zoo was going just fine until the sheep recognized sam's hat as his mother. woman: ha ha ha. man: hit him back, sam. hit him back. excuse me, honey. i've got to go. um...a little personal note -- my grandma, who lives in virginia beach, virginia, is turning 90 years old this year. [ audience cheers ] thank you, thank you. it's not so much a tribute but i want to tell a true story. i went shopping for a birthday present for my grandma and i was realizing how really hard it is to shop for old people. you know what i'm talking about? they've already got it or they used to have it and they

thank you very much for joining us, deputy chief gary franz. we appreciate it. >>> we're going to go overseas. >> syria 43 people killed including five children. most of them in the city of homs. opposition groups called for a two-day civil strike starting today to put pressure on president bashar al assad's government. meanwhile, assad attended prayers marking the prophet mohammed's birth at a mosque in damascus. the syrian government insists the whole crisis has been manufactured. >>> the u.n. security council tried to formally condemn syria's government. didn't happen. russia and china used their veto power to block it. the u.s. is disgusted that the council is being held hostage by a couple members. richard roth asked rice for why the resolution failed. >> at the 11th hour russia tried to introduce amendments that would have gutted the text that were unacceptable to the other members of the council. the one silver lining in this is that 13 members of this council supported the resolution, made strong statements in its favor. the countries t

this woman, anna franz, this shot was her first attempt at trying this, and she not only did it perfectlyt she is doing is injecting ink into the embryo of a 72-hour-old chick. so this is an egg. you see it go through the capillaries. but then look at the embryo. you can see the heartbeat. >>> this older gentleman has some really cool skills. what is that in his hand? >> that's a yo yo. that. >> is a vintage yo yo. >> just like him. >> come on. >> he's a vintage de. >> you just clled him a vintag . >> now i got it. >> got some really cool skills. >> double barrel. >> whoa! >> he crosses them. here's this one called riding the horse. >> whoa. >> that is called in the pocket. >> i've never seen that before. >> me either. >> this is clyde collins, and he used to be a professional yo yo demonstrator. back when yo yoing was very popular. >> when it was? what are you talking about? it's still popular. >>> when you're the alpha male monkey of your enclosure, you can't let some guy come barging in on your space. you've got to defend your territory, right? so this guy, nathan rucker, he's at the c

i'd like to thank the legislature for their support in this area, especially representative zorn, franz and senators colbeck and moolenaar. thank you. [ applause ] just as individuals cannot neglect their own health, the state cannot afford to neglect the health of our physical infrastructure. shortly a bipartisan package of bills will be introduced to create a systems of roads and bridges for the 21st century economy. one illustration of our current backward system is a road funding formula from 1951, over 60 years ago. even more important, studies have shown that we are underinvesting in our transportation infrastructure by upwards of $1.4 billion per year. now almost no one in michigan likes our road system. let's solve this problem. i urge the legislature to begin hearings on this important issue. [ applause ] now another persistent problem that we face is a lack of a truly regional transit system for southeastern michigan. we are working in partnership with the city of detroit, with the four surrounding counties and the u.s. department of transportation to develop a new

the department of revenue under commissioner franz' leadership saved $1 million by implementing electronic check processing and greatly reduced the turn around time for tax refunds. at the department of agriculture, commissioner fred distribution son saved taxpayers $300,000 a year while also shortening the time for most grain and produce license renewals to less than 30 days. mr. lowenski op pit mizes state employees who works hard every day and enjoys little credit. he deserves some tonight. thank you. finally, commissioner parnell and her team are working hard to implement the legislature's decision last year to consolidate from i.t. functions. anything that gets representatives hugging on the floor deserves a legacy, and this will have one. the key to our future, as we all know, is education. as president obama says, we cannot compete other country if we don't out-educate them. that means we must develop the best educational systems in the world. despite our other difficulties last session, we agreed upon many significant education innovations. we enacted an alternative licensure path

work that i have done with my colleague, paul freedman at the university of virginia, and with mike franz at boden and others have done like darrol west who used to be at brown and now is at brookings, really there's been one major article that has found that negative advertising has a demobilizing effect. all of the other work has either found, sort of a null effect or no really effect or that it mobilizes, negative advertising informs people. again, we can all point to an outrageous commercial or two or three, or four. but on average, negative commercials are more likely to be factualally correct and negative commercials are more likely to talk about issues. the other commercial i guess you should have shown is is a, cartoon of people singing eisenhower, eisenhower, and do it for the whole 30 seconds. that was a positive ad. after the 50th time, that might have been tough watching it, and we can talk about how much information was it in. but i would rather have the daisy commercial, a negative ad, a nuclear ad than an ad that was just eisenhower, eisenhower, eisenhower on this cartoon.

would be in the soudan tier southern economies in europe or even in some of the northern columnist franz. and also germany is actually experiencing some decline in trends ok people what do you think about that i mean i mean we see a sturdy. with a vengeance in europe and we can go to southern europe all the way up to germany the french are be experiencing it as well how can what is this the right formula and dimitri says it's not the right for me and to bring us back to prosperity because a lot more and more people are just being a misery. yeah well i think look the bottom line is it's really interesting people won't agree to us territory or comply with us therapy if things are getting better you kind of need to be in bad times to get people to understand how serious a debt problem is and that it needs to be addressed i mean nobody was interested in addressing the debt problem during the boom it's only during the bust the people start to understand why but it is true that i stared he doesn't alone create price prosperity what does create prosperity are small entrepreneurs and this is rea

carvey talked about where the church lady came from and how arnold schwarzenegger reacted to hans and franzhis is like a $300 million studio. what kind of ad rates. 200,000 every 30 seconds. >> i want to live on your show. >> snl life was not said of the art? >> no. a lot of guys from the 70s and they'd go, hey, chevy shays was pretty good, you try. and you would shake and sweat. i can show you early church chat, and my hands were wet with sweat. isn't that special. satan sweat. ii can believe i did the character. there's one man in a scarf happy. >> when you used to do it in clubs. how did that character originate? >> in steps. when i would go on stage back in the day, looked so young i used to do this thing about the audience reacting to me. i'd say, well, the audience is thinking, well, well, well, it's past our bedtime -- excuse me -- broarch coe -- bronco spasm. >> then i started developing it. and i made it become like a religious person, and coming to church when it's convenient, and the more i did it, the more people liked the condescending "we". we like ourselves, dome we, and so n

. >>> this week on marketplace middle east, as tehran turns up the oil taps in franz, we head for thets of hormuz to get a look at the increasing tensions in the gulf. plus challenges in tunisia as the country drops a new constitution. we sit down with the prime minister to assess tunisia's political road ahead. i'm leone. a wave of international sanctions have been brought hitting iran's already struggling economy in retaliation tehran announces it suspended oil sales to britain. the united states nuclear watchdog visited tehran for the second time in a month. the group failed to reach an agreement with the government on how to verify the nation's nuclear program is peaceful. headed to the straits of hormuz off the coast of iran to get a firsthand look at the growing tensions in the gulf. >> reporter: it's the latest escalation in the standoff over iran's nuclear program. the country's president, mahmoud ahmadinejad is celebrating what it says is the installation of its first domestically made fuel rod. the announcement raised concerns that they could be closer to building anatomic b

carvey talked about where the church lady came from and how arnold schwarzenegger reacted to hans and franzack in the day, looked so young i used to do this thing about the audience reacting to me. i'd say well, the audience is thinking well well, well, it's past our bedtime -- excuse me -- broarch coe -- bronco spasm. >> then i started developing it. and i made it become like a religious person and coming to church when it's convenient, and the more i did it, the more people liked the condescending "we". we like ourselves, dome we, and so now during the rehearsal show it was the last skit, and the minute i said isn't that special, it got a huge laugh. so just touched a nerve. and bought me a house. that's all. >> been on the show before and told me at one point you're towing to see the sketch -- arnold schwarzenegger was there. >> we made fun of him on the show. and they go, well, now arnold is going to be on the show with us, he is in the dressing room, go see him. so we're walking down thererrer nervously thinking it wasn't that funny and he is sitting there with a cigar and, it's nice t