>> gauze. >> why?rid of her short-term memory. >> like a gold fish all of a sudden, forgets everything. >> what's in my mouth? >> gauze. >>> now you're just a few minutes away from the end of the show and spending a lot of time on our favorite website, say it with me now, rightthisminute.com. rightthisminute.com. okay. now back to the show. >>> it's a video you'll revel in. see the slow day snow day next on "right this minute." >>> the whole try it before you buy it concept isn't anything new but it's new in the art world. >> finding great art for your home can be a difficult, time consuming and expensive process. >> a new idea for you to go on their website, look at different pieces of art, pick the one you like and rent the piece of art. >> with art rentals try art in your home for a low monthly rate. >> if you say i like that there, you can buy it and the credit you've used for renting goes towards the purchase price. >> sometimes you are going to get tired of the same piece on your wall for a long

>> gauze. >> why?t rid of her short-term memory. >> like a gold fish all of a sudden, forgets everything. >> what's in my mouth? >> gauze. >>> now you're just a few minutes away from the end of the show and spending a lot of time on our favorite website, say it with me now, rightthisminute.com. rightthisminute.com. okay. now back to the show. >>> it's a video you'll revel in. see the slow day snow day next on "right this minute." more widely available. >> they need to hurry up because i need to sign up. >> mission impossible kitty style. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> come to think of its blade on a lawn mower does look like the blade on a helicopter or the propeller on a plane, right? >> i know where you're going. >> well, these people thought the same thing and they rigged up their big red lawn mower to make this thing fly. >> wait. is that a real lawn mower? >> when i saw it, i thought it was a real lawn mower. they have the thing rigds to look like a flying lawn mower and just like a plane would take off, they've got a

and then, they're gonna gauze him up, and that's it.o your tattoos identify you immediately with a certain gang? >>yes, yes they do. that's why i'm takin' 'em off. get 'em off of me, man. this is my ninth treatment. so, every time they hit it it gets lighter and lighter. what that does, is the laser zaps the ink molecules. then, they dissolve, and they go into your system and, you urinate 'em out. >>[chuckling] you pee 'em out. >>yeah. it hurts though. >>it hurts to pee 'em out? >>no! if that's the case i better see the doctor! (vanessa) why are you getting your tattoos removed? >>because i got kids now you know? i gotta set an example. i'm trying to get my life together. (vanessa) bernadette, what does the three dots mean? >>mi vida loca-- my crazy life. >>is that gang related? >>yes. everyone in my gang has that same ace of spades. >>what does it mean? >>it means you always have a ace up your sleeve. oh, good lord! >>see how it's fading? than my neck. it feels like i got bit by a mosquito, kind of. >>why are you so happy to get them o

gauze to treat decapitations, burial by moonlight. and activists begging the outside world for protection against troops. they say more than 100 people have been killed in homs today alone and in just a few moments, i'll explore the options facing the outside world with william cohen. >>> it is a new day hopefully a far safer one for sunlts at a los angeles school at the center of a shobi ishocking child abu n scandal. they were greeted with an entirely new staff. the whole staff was replaced after the arrest of at least two teachers accused of committing lewd acts with students. eight alleged victims are expected to announce the first lawsuits in that case. >>> president obama is let'sing states off the hook when it comes to the no child left behind law. the president is expected to announce this hour that he's freeing ten states from stricter parts of the law in return for a promise to improve how they evaluate and prepare students. those states will no longer be forced to meet the requirement that all students be proficient in read

we have gauze. this is made of cotton. what class of fire is that? a. >> we have some fire. we have air. we have heat. we have a fire going. if i went in like that what did i just do? >> smoth erred it. simple; right . remember the hot water heater, we say don't store gasoline in your garage? so, gasoline gives out vapors, if we heat this up. not that you have to heat the gasoline. if you store gasoline near a hot water heater the vapors alone will catch fire. the vapors travel and caught. you don't have to actually light something like a candle, you don't actually have to touch something. we will add, more, make more effect, here. you got cherries jubilee. how do you put this out? [laughter]. put the lid? what if you don't have a lid? cookie sheet. >> very good. that's a good one. cover the thing, take it off the burner. take it off. do i immediately open it again? no. you already put it out leave it alone and whether or not it is the cheapest fire extinguisher you can buy? baking soda. have a couple boxes of baking soda, near the stove. cut the top off so it's ready to go.

gauze that is a place of desperate for the materials needed to run a society. on friday, the international red cross delivered 150,000 gallons of diesel to field hospitals. the fuel will last for only 10 days. emergency supplies like these are keeping gaza and its people alive. we have this report now on the hunger that is always present, not only for food and fuel, but also for information. >> even newspapers are an extremely rare commodity in the gaza strip. they are just another point of contention between the palestinian movements -- hamas and fatah. there's an import ban on the palestinian newspapers printed in the west bank. >> i even miss the smell of newsprint. i had not smelled that in four years. >> the pro-fatah paper reduced operations. the owner regrets the drop in turnover, but the editorial department still files reports every day. >> nowadays, you can read every day on the internet. new technology has overcome the obstacles that existed in the past. >> many say lifting the import ban on all newspapers would be a simple but important step. it wou

. >> just gauze because you are old, you don't have to sit around, drooling in the corner. >> he's myero. [chuckles] >> life for a former president can bring serious threat, such as the failed assassination attempt in 1993, during a visit to kuwait. 16 men were convicted. george bush has been hashed for his life of sers -- service of many ways. an aircraft carrier was named after hip. he was knighted by queen elizabeth. from the kuwaitis, he received a door with an ancient proverb -- when a man gives you the key to his home, it means you are the best and most valuable friend to him. when a man gives you a door to his home, it means he is one of your family. this is at the presidential library museum. >> i often wonder what my mother would think about this library? she might say, george, don't you think it's a little egotistical? it's all about me. >> his mother was proud of his achievements and his attitude of service. >> 20 years ago, when my father started the points of light institute, over 30 million americans were volunteering annually. today, over 60 million americans are servin

he wrote that forced worships thinks of gauze nostrils and compared it discourage all. he went so far as massachusetts was pressuring indians to convert to christianity people who leave indians should convert to christianity. he personally preach to india is to get them to convert to christianity the heart and the influence and not to be forced by threats stop massachusetts from forcing indians to convert to christianity. there are at least 180 books and pamphlets the next few years after that published specifically addressing him by name. that is a lot of publications. he loved the mainstream. even more publications as his ideas spread. no longer had to identify the author of the idea. it's just out there. you just discussed the idea itself. so it is really the side of the exceptions of his role in the debate. stop that everyone reads. fact, it was a minority. but more being cited published and did not attribute some of to help cover even though the copied it word for word down to a typographical errors. no attribution. and he went far beyond when he talked about allow

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he said he has basic supplies, rubbing alcohol, gauze, sutures, no antibiotics whatsoever. he cannot operate on these wounded people who are coming in. and you hear the desperation in his voice when he said "everybody is sitting in their homes and waiting for their turns for a rocket to hit them and for us to find them dead under the rubble." zoraida? >> ivan, speak about the humanitarian aid effort there. is turkey trying to do anything about that? we do keep hearing those reports you're talking about, children dying because they don't have medicine, they don't have food. is there any effort to try to get that into that region? >> there's no official effort underway right now. the syrian government is still the predominant military force and security force in syria. we do know activists are smuggling themselves, smuggling some weapons, some aid across borders, but there is no official effort underway thus far. i've talked to activists in the capital damascus, they got food together and want to send it into homes, but that the area is circled by tanks and they cannot get in