in the fifth, more from gee yes, based loaded, two out hit. 6 rbi day for gee yes. giants offense wasn't done. bottom seven, burrell's homer, the giants with the 9-2 victory. >> a lot of games left. nothing going to come easy from this point on. we have to earn every win and just kind of be smart and go hard and just win games. >> mike: in minnesota, the a's looking to take 2-3 from the twins, and oakland put up a crooked number off liriano in the first. it's a two-out singing into center. then in the fifth, mark ellis puts some muscle into this one. see ya. to left and gone. his fourth of the year. the a's love affair with the .500 mark continues, they win 6-2. >>> a unique event held yesterday on alcatraz. the red bull king of the rock, 63 players in a one-on-one basketball tournament. first official sporting event ever held on the rock. the winner was isaiah "clutch" bowman. hits the clutch shot to beat phoenix native gary smith. rajon rondo was the master of ceremonies. >>> to the sylvania 300 at new hampshire motor speedway. the first of ten races in the chase

gee gee, back to you. >> thank you. a memorial fund has been set up by the memorial rec council. >>> a beating death of an elderly woman in the west baltimore home is under investigation. 66-year-old sicillia mitchell suffered from head injuries. doctors pronounced her dead last night. now, detectives are calling one of the victim's female relative as person of interest. >>> en update on the surgeon shot inside the johns hopkins hospital. he is in stable condition. tonight we learn more about the frantic moments following the gunfire. as johns hopkins hospital gets back to business as usual. the police are investigating the shooting that injured dr. david cohen on thursday morning. it was on the #th floor of the nelson hospital building. >> i was standing right there when the man went down. >> where? >> on nelson 8. >> reporter: tonight doctors expect a full recovery and the patients are relieve. >> i can't imagine what my lower back would be like without dr. cohen's intervention. >> reporter: for years this woman suffe

gee. gees. the peace. corps wrote a book. very different much stronger nation time. people. picked up. what about specifically. as a nation. that . right since. you mentioned. between russia and of course it's not. so within the format of the bric brazil russia india and china what is your opinion . do you think that they have a strong position as emerging economies. india and china. good. for the. g eight. and. potential for natural resources. given. how people are prosperous. that. the people of the region do. of course regional cooperation. is a country that knows of course a lot unfortunately about regional instability just like russia their problems. do you think the region has a chance to be peaceful in the near future. hundreds of years.

you know, you see pete seeger, and you say, "gee, i want to do that. "i want to stand next to that man. i want to stand shoulder to shoulder with that guy." he's the guy who never compromised his principles, even when he had his back to the wall, government was saying, "you're not a real american." house of un-american activities committee, you know, he just told them, "sorry, i'm not buying your stuff." (bender) one of the things you'll see in the documentary is a wonderful moment where pete describes that, and he said, they're-- "mr. seeger," you know, "are you--were you a member of the communist party?" and he answered, he said, "well, i was polite, if uncooperative." and he said, "i wished i had done what paul robeson had done," which was to stand up, point at these people, and say, "you're the un-americans." and, you know, what we have in here-- and it's wonderful as a connecting link for generations for pete seeger to talk about paul robeson, and for people now growing up to understand that that was something that made it possible for beastie boy

. >> you know, a lot of redskins fans are probably thinking, gees, the rams were 1 and 15 last year.his ought to be an easy win on sunday. perhaps. but don't you think rams fans are thinking, gees, the redskins were 4-12 last year and they blew a huge lead against houston last sundays. we can beat those guys. they probably are thinking that. and the truth is with the addition of quarterback sam radford, the rams are not hardly the laughing stock they were a year ago. plus the game is in st. louis. first road test for the redskins this year. >> we know they have some talent on this side of the ball, so we're going to be on the road. we know they're going to be away from fedex field. but we still have to have the same intensity. >> they turn the speakers on and have the music playing. just make sure you understand what you're seeing and be able to recognize it and execute. >> meanwhile, starting left tackle trent williams did not practice today. he tweaked his knee against the texans. he is the blindside security guard. korean moore did return to practice today. he could start sunday.

i thought, gee, i wish people could hear this. the reason i'd like them to see it is because it's so close. jefferson and story think one thing. madison thinks a different thing. >> larry: so why can't we see it? >> that's what -- >> larry: we go to a break. only nine of them, folks. the sbook "making our democracy work, a judge's view." we'll be right back. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. ♪ tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications, and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. [ man ] don't drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache, or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erec

classical physics as its model and you will see economy you know for example now the discussion is gee maybe we have what they call structural imbalances and maybe now we're at a new bad equilibrium you know that's that's the way the current situation is being rationalized to fit in the current economic model but in fact you might be able to make an argument in sort of very specifically how commodity markets you know you really have a lot of players that don't have much power and you've got physical supplies that you know maybe in some markets you do have you know if there's too much supply prices go down if there's a lot of demand prices go up you might you know the those kind of markets you might be able to argue that there are forces for equilibrium but the the the place where this argument really breaks down is in financial markets in markets that involve credit and financial assets they don't have any propensity to equally librium in fact as we all know they have their predisposed to boom bust cycle so that was a particularly dangerous set of assumptions to to use these kind of eq

i thought, gee, i wish people could hear this. the reason i'd like them to see it is because it's so close. jefferson and story think one thing. madison thinks a different thing. >> larry: so why can't we see it? >> that's what you want. >> larry: we go to a break. steven brian, associate justice of the united states supreme court. only nine of them, folks. the book is "making our democracy work, a judge's view." we'll be right back. to everyone who wants to go to college and everyone who started college but never finished... to late bloomers... full-time moms... and everyone who is good at something but wants to be great. welcome to kaplan university. the university that's changing the face of education... to undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees... degrees that can give you a leg up... in a tough job market... in any job market... welcome. welcome to kaplan university. call kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. [ tires screech ] [ engine revving ] [ drums playing ] [ male announcer ] 3

gee, knew about that two years ago if you watch this fram. program -- program.t to show a chart. this is not the fear-mongering glenn beck saying this. these are figures from the u.s. bureau of labor statistics. now, we've already had a glimpse of what happens when you've got unemployment and you have people saying no. you can't have pensions that you were promised because you were plagued by these guys. what happens? you have the riot in greece. there may come a time in this country where you cannot rely on the federal government for help. i hope it doesn't happen because of a crisis. i hope it happens because we believe in limited government. i don't think most of us have any idea how tied to the federal government we really are. that is why charity is critical. charity. tomorrow john stossel will join me and we talk about how tied you are to the federal government and you don't even know it. don't miss it. tomorrow.

talk about i don't gee bears. >>> beginning the rebuilding process, tonight we show you how crews are clearing the scene in a san bruno neighborhood. but first, a teen tragedy. one person dead, several injured after the car they were in crashed into a cattle truck. i want to show you a map where wherethe accident happened. kron 4's reggie was at the accident skite. he joins us live with the later information. >> reporter: it's been an emotional day for students and staff here at novato high school. many are still in shock about what happened. >> reporter: friends and class mas of the 5 students lit candles and consoled one another. all of them came to remember and pray for the 15-year-old student that was killed and the 16 and 17-year-olds still clinging to life. >> i was in shock. it's so surreal that it could happen that fast. horrible. we had our -- every 15 minutes, which is a program they put on the schools about drunk driving and how you shouldn't drink and drive. >> he was a good die gi. very well known. he was the office ta 3rd period. he liked sports. >> reporter: the teen dr

roll call -- [ roll call ] linda avery: commissioner oh log gee is here. item one is case 2006.0848 he, for 23-34 doll lores are street, for continuance to september 2, 2010, item 212010.01 p 2d for 1027 hayes street, proposed for continuance to september 2nd, 2010, and commissioners, the first item, item number 7, 2001-.0054 u, personal wireless permit ordinance, this item is being proposed for continuance, to september 2nd, further on the calendar, item 9, case number, 2009.046d, i have been informed that the dr on this item has been withdrawn and this mat are is no longer before you for consideration, with that i am not aware of any other item on calendar proposed for continuance. president miguel: any public comment? if not it's closed, commissioner borden? commissioner borden: i move to continue the items to september 2nd. >> second. linda avery: thank you, commissioners, on the motion for continuance of items 1 and 2 as proposed on calendar and item 7 -- [ roll call ] linda avery: thank you commissioners those items are continued as announced. item 3

gee. [laughs] that was a hard one. that was a tough one. yeah! ha! that's what i'm talkin' about.got my flag. i'm good. i'm good. oh, my peewee. always moving so fast. you move in together after a month, live together for 9 months, and now you're engaged. oh, i know you love him, but you know... sometimes it takes more than love to sustain a marriage. you need to be old enough to know who you are and what you want and who he is. oh, mom, he's wild and spontaneous and hysterical and offbeat, and on top of all that, he's centered and he's down to earth. he's everything i want, and we have this passion for each other that's just...oh! i'm jealous. ha ha ha! all right. first thing tomorrow... we're gonna plan this wedding! [screams] hey, you. so i guess everyone thinks that we're crazy for doing this. now, when did we start caring about what other people think? well, are you sure that you don't want to marry a guy like peter? if i wanted to know exactly what my life would be from here on out, i would marry a guy like peter. but i love not knowing. i love our messy loft, your beater ca

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. >> british ung gee jumper threw himself from a craneeabove ú%ndon 42 times in one hour.s. -revious record as we knoo, was 19.3 >> i didn't know. but now i do. >> a group in canada is trying to break the world record for3 the longest softball game. to do it they have to play 120 hours of softball. there can be two teams with up to 40 players. break to say leep are allowed. field so hey sleep in tents in the outfield. >> me aad my dad used to have the guiiness book, when i as a kid and stuff. so always been familiar with ii. nice to be in there. i always wanted to breaa a word. >> out here playing ball and it came up. >> group needs to playyuntil 1 .m. on wednesday to break the record. >> after the ravens beat the browns yesterday, it waa the most asked question of all. how is ray rice's knee. we have information on that this evening t might not be as bad as was feared. rice injured the knee in the forth quarter against the browns and left the game. not to returr. he underwent an mri today. and the results have the ravens feeling uubeat. no damage whatsoever to tte ligamen

i said, gee, when i found out i was going to be on your show. >> michael douglas will take part in friday'selethon. he announced he is fighting stage four throat cancer he blames on years of smoking and drinking. 100% of the donations to stand up to cancer goes toward cancer research. watch the telethon friday night on nbc bay area. >>> we are going to have more local news on the bay area at 6:00 in two minutes. see you then. >> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. the search continues in the east bay for a man police believe could be another victim in a string of killings. search crews spent a second day sifting through trash at the keller canyon land fill in pittsburgh looking for any signs of 35-year-old frederick solace. monty francis just spoke with police. monty? >> reporter: diane, day two of this search just wrapped up about an hour ago. police have not found anything to locate 35-year-old frederick solace. crews are sifting through an area of about an acre of trash that came from the north shore business park.

. >> ozzie gee enis tuillen is th of the white sox.e made comments when ever a japanese or asian pitcher, consider reiay consider -- korean said they get a translator to help them out. they said that's not the same with the latino player. they were charged words and you agree with him. >> i would say that's true. it's more of an economic problem and japan is a rich company. i worked with the seattle mariners and ichiro got two interpreters. i agree with ozzie, i don't know it's racial but economic. ozzie has to correct that. most of the players from out of the united states are poor, third world countries. maybe it's the contract with the union. it have to be fixed, one thing the commissioner to have look. i agree, it's a double standard for japanese players. and baseball is a number one player. i love ozzie because he tells you what he feels, the way it should be. >> do you yourself go out on the limb? >> sure. i mention it on the radio. we're talking sports, not solving any wars. the half hour of sports, diet 3 1/2 hours ad-lib every

francis and gee sues and he says to -- jesus and says to me you know during the earthquake we had threeks fall off the eastern elevation we believe they were used by st. francis himself in the rebuilding we would like to give you one, the cornerstone of our new little sister in america. i am like having a heart attack inside i am so excited i can't stand it. i have been visiting this little place my whole life and all of a sudden i am rebuilding the only replica allowed in 800 years it was mind boggling and on on the we will have the highest francis can rock, every single symbol throughout this experience has been one of this is going to happen. >>> we are back on mosaic talking about north beach, portuncula. this took place on two continents, europe and here all these goings on you said you were surprised the friars took you under their wing because many times you have been on a do not fly list -- but a do not pray list they escorted you out. >> they have many times. i bought my home outside of rome in 75, so i started visiting the pour tune coo la in the late 60s. i would go every aug

going on and that, you know, certainly after post-911 in relationship to arab and muslim americans, gee. but my response would be i don't think we have learned, unfortunately. . >> i think we have time for one more question. >> i think this is a great subject but because of the education, we have so much (inaudible) i think so many people have no idea of what happened in the internment and at least we're talking. >> well, you know what's interesting is the exhibit and the project that ruth was talking about, and that's upstairs and which i participated in, what made it so moving was the idea that you had young san francisco students who were not japanese american, who were african american, who were a variety of folks who were aware of the experience and in some way were making it part of their own life, exactly what we're talking about. how do you make something that happened 65 years ago relevant to young people today so that there is something to be learned from it, that there is something that can be taken from it. that's what's so interesting about the exhibition. it's called if th

gee wihlakerss, bat man, grand slam. this time a single to center. 6-0g-men. a six rbi day for guillen. the giants offense wasn't done. bottom seven. buehrle, the padres lost, so the giants move back into first place with the victory. >>> in minnesota, the a's looking to take two out of three from the twins. oakland put up some crooked numbers offly ranow in the first. 3-0a's. in the fifth, mark ellis puts ps some muscle into this one. the a's love affair with the .500 mark continues. they win today, 6-2. >>> a unique event held yesterday on al -- alcatraz, a one-on-one hoops tournament, the first official sporting event on alcatraz. the winner was isaiah clutch bowman. he beat phoenix native gary smith. more than 600 people in attendance. rajon rondo was the master of ceremonies. talk about what's playing on the rock. >> really kind of started resonating with me, just cooped of the just kind of hit and the game i have to bring in the yard to be successful. >> mike: cool event. nascar begins the race to the cup. and more from the raider quarterbacks coming up.

gee my cousin john edwards volunteered for possession every week. he was certified. ex exor citizenim did nothing. colt 45, crazy horse they demand the sacrifices in blood so bottles would go to the couch friday night. walls kicked until straight jackets lay waiting on the lawn. mama would site visions of gang boys with metal vent as if it explained anything. it didn't between dusk from the and dawn saturday he was ready to blow the -- up. do you want some of this? oh , no, yes oh , no or yes , i will be damn, i will be damn, i will be damn. [applause] >> this is called someone else's child. and i guess it's a sort of an imagined conversation with a took place in a real moment in my father's hospital room in a matter of weeks before he died. my father is my foster father and there was always in my life this level of awkwardness because i was not biologically his own son. and he and i never got to have the conversation that i imagined here on page in this piece. so, there is a lot of truth in it. and here we go. someone else's child. >> i'm going to write a poem about

you say, gee, they put in ancho bolts. >> this is just a basic review.ou put some glue in put a piec of steel in, let it set and screw it down. and you've anchored your house to the ground. your foundation isn't going to move because it's integrated into the soil. you don't want your house to slide off the foundation. they do. in the marina there was a house where the ground dropped out an the house moved forward. and that's not a good place to be. you want to bolt your building down. it's the most cost effective, easiest thing automatic you do. it's not discussible. you don't drive a car without brakes, you don't live in a house without anchor bolts. >> you put this square washer and tighten up and you're done. it's easy and cheep. most contractors can do that without detail. >> the process to do this is as sirch as you can get. you walk in fill out an application and say install anchor bolt, they'll give it to you. it's not approximately indicate to get a permit to do. it's not complicated for a contractor to do. it's -- it's only reasonable like havin

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in fact, looking at how much we could possibly gee on the future scan.e could get nywhere from 2-to 4-inches potentially across the on top offthe 1-to 2-inches we have seen. so run into flooding conditions. tell you more about the track of this potential tropical storm coming our way in bit. >> the governor is defending he state's labor department after a gloomy jobs report is removed ffrm its own ebsite. jeff abell is standing by at the state office complex where the action has been unleashed a politicaa attack. jeff? >>well, that job report painted a grim picture when this department initially posted to its website. but within hours, the report was replaced by another report. which painted a far less gloomy picture. well that drew cries of a cover up from reppblican gubernatorial challenger bob ehrlich. today governor o'malley defended the department saying the initial posting was only a draft. -nddshould have never bben posted to the site. >> and in the campaign year, you know, there will be people that look at every iece of news to be twisted as some

in the western part of area, by as early as 3 or 4:00 this3 afternoon. ú%nnrallpart of the state to gee by later on this evening oo tonight. even then here's a slight you ccn sse the energy is and east. behind it the, high pressure steers it back east. even though we need the rain, we get to a nice weekend. that part looks good and you can see what is happening down theree we do have more activity witt regard to the tropics to tell you. 63 as it heads toward the eastern border of mexico and may even become a category 1 hurricane as it does, folks are bracing for the impact but not reaching the united states liie anywhere witt regard to any of these hhrricaneeor ropical storms. hurricane igor, 144-mile per hour wind gusting to 178 miles perrhour. thannfully, it's not coming our way but the folks at bermuda have to be careful because it looks like it's coming theree we wiil get closer, and we will see how it moves to the east and it takes a job to the nnrth. it movessright around where bermuda, for s, strong rip currents and high waves and that is about it. hurricane jjlia is another syst

. >> yoo gee roster issues that you deal with and that is nnt are doing here.s what we will to do for now. >> this will come as a priie for folks here in baltimore. but after a huge gamm, rrvens receiver anquan boltin has been named the receiver. and he caught three touch down passes rom joe flacco in the win over the browns. it was part of an 8 catch 143-yard afternoon for the reeeiver. >> it'ssa great accomplishment. all the folks are sharing and we all take great pride in that [ laughter ] >> what would yoo want? >> another day off. [ laughter ] >> meanwhile as far as we know ray rice did not practice today. he was not on the field of the portion practice of tte area.ú he was not made available for interviews. harbaugh is taking things slow and would not rule playing him on sunday, but he did not say he is playing either. if he doesn't go willisontusion3 mcgahee will get the riss. he predicted that the ray will be in the line up on sunday afternoon. >>> bruce cunningham, fox 45 morning news. %-we're looking for all of youm, raven fans to send us photosstoú s

>> and it was my ranch manager cliff garrison who said, "gee, steve, it's a shame we couldn't do anythingh our beef." and i said, "well, why couldn't we?" and so ultimately we started pursuing the grass-fed beef, and it fit right in with the whole conservation solution for the property. >> it's fun. it's a picnic every day. you know, we love it. it's a beautiful place and a great place to work. >> so from the shadow of their famous neighbor, the hearst ranch is stepping into the spotlight these days with their brand-w grass-fed beef operation. grazing on rolling hills with picturesque views, the hearst beef is billed as nothing being added but their history, and it's true. the cattle thrive on nutrient-rich native grasses that have been there since the days of william randolph hearst, and today they're actually being helped and not hindered by the animals that call this place home. >> the native grasses and all the grassland areas that are here are a rult of the cattle operation. they've been here for the 140 years, as well. >> the perfect balance between man and nature is exactly what wi

watched the news last night and another senator was really claiming on the debate on global warming, gee, i think you're saying it's profitable for the green industries now and i'm thinking, of course it needs to be profitable and really the fossil fuel and oil industries that are making hundreds more times more profit and that's what drives this. if we could internalize externalities and middest oil and regardless of your political leaning if you or we could internalize that that's what it takes to drive the point home to the public. people don't see the profitibility of it. the profitibility of it if they see it, it could achieve it. it's an inconvenient truthfulness. it's rather from your gut than based on facts. well, because i have a vested interest, without saying so, this is my opinion. that comes from a high level as far as kind of covering up the truth and talking what we want to be rather than what we see. that and the others might be a good point of view. >> thank you. i will go back to a panelist now. brad? if i can get your comment? >> you know, i'm interest in the federal a

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. >> gee. >>> well, it is the single lady's mantra, if you like it, better put a ring on it. still ahead why some men are taking that to heart. >>> and his waffle house brawl landed him in a georgia courtroom. what a jury had to say about kid rock's breakfast battle. gary. >> reporter: thanks a lot, brian. very nice conditions headed our way for the weekend. just how nice? stick around. i'll have the complete forecast for you. >>> but first quick check of our rundown on this friday night. hey, you're with us, got about 25 minutes to go or. so hang tight. we're back after -- or so. hang tight. we're back after this. 0 >>> a final seal on bp's blown- out well in the gulf of mexico could happen by sunday. the relief well has intercepted the damaged one. the next step is to pump mud and cement down through the relief well to seal it from the bottom. the had spewed 206 million -- the well spewed 206 million gallons of oil into the gulf. >>> there was a sightseeing tour guide licensing laws trying to be struck down being called unconstitutional. according to d.c. law bicycle ridi

the absolute best places in the entire world to grow strawberries--not that you have to tell daren gee that. >> how much do you need? what do you need, a box or two boxes? >> i'm just going to get a flat, at least, a flat, so. >> a flat? >> $5,000. but for you-- [laughs] >> we'll reduce the price. >> a good deal, huh? [laughs] >> daren is founder of daren's berries, aka db specialty farms, where they grow 4 varieties of strawberries across more than 700 acres, making daren one of the largest individual growers of strawberries in california. all is a far cry from where his farm started out--as a small class project. >> and it was so exciting to actually grow something and to see success, and in those days, we had 6 acres. all of us kids would get 6 acres to grow our cotton projects. well, you know, now it became a competitive thing. and so, i just fell in love with the idea of farming a plant and harvesting it and seeing the fruits of your labor. >> today, the fruits of his labor are as much about the people working with him as the food he grows. that's because he is surrounded by famil

i mean privately i've wondered, gee, lord, is this cancer my ticket to heaven? sure am tired of sitting in a wheelchair, and my body is aching, and i'm so weary. could this be my ticket to heaven? >> reporter: her motivation for persevering, she says, is all the people she's able to help. >> i need a reason to get up in the morning, and my big reason is to help other families like mine, other people with disabilities, other special needs moms and dads, to encourage them and strengthen them, to help them want to face life head on. >> reporter: she says she won't allow herself to spiral into doubt and despair. ♪ y-m-c-a >> i'm not going to go there. i'm not going to go there. i went down that dark, grim path when i was a teenager and first broke my neck and wanted my girlfriends to bring in razors to slit my wrists or their mother's sleeping pills or whatever. i'm not going to go down that path again. it's too horrible. >> reporter: ken tada says it's been hard watching his best friend go through so much. >> i've often had several guy friends of mine who i've said

gee. >> reporter: despite it all, we haven't met anyone in this neighborhood who isn't, first and foremost, just thankful to be alive. even as exhibit a, the huge chunk of blown-out pipeline, was shipped off their street by investigators today, bound for a lab in washington. it will literally be put under a microscope. >> the detail metallurgical examination will help us determine was it for example, a fatigue factor, or was it a fracture from impact from excavation or just what was the source of the breach? >> reporter: they obviously have some areas of concern. it is old, installed in 1956, with welding points that officials say are no longer commonly used. that includes a long welded seam that runs the length of the line and is potentially susceptible to corrosion. but there is also a section designed to bend under a dip in the road, the exact section that blew, put together by a hodgepodge of smaller pieces. officials say while modern methods are to bend a pipe to fit a curve, this pipe was pieced together by small sections called pups, each one forging a turn in the pipe, each one off

the universe and common spec cease a container for everything else but the universe of modern cosmol gee, you're also an astrophysicist? so you know about the quant um theoriet cell setra? >> yes. >> but the universe of more than cosmologiy is not just a container, it's a dynamic evolving being. the initial explosive expansion slowed down as it made most galaxies and stars but about 5 billion years ago it began expanding faster and faster. the universe exists in different ways on every size scale from the largest to the smallest. and all times are within it. and it's increasing in size as massive speeds, correct? >> correct. >> now, are you saying here that the universe is smou somehow divine? >> no. >> is thine verse god? >> no. >> you're not saying that. >> no. >> but it's living? >> living is a complicated word. >> it contains life t si the source of all life. >> we are inside it. >> and we are inside it. >> but the universe -- but we are the universe. the universe snpt something that is out there in the distance and we are somehow observers. we're the universe right here. this table

i mean privately i've wondered, gee, lord, is this cancer my ticket to heaven? sure am tired of sitting in a wheelchair, and my body is aching, and i'm so weary. could this be my ticket to heaven? >> reporter: her motivation for persevering, she says, is all the people she's able to help. >> i need a reason to get up in the morning, and my big reason is to help other families like mine, other people with disabilities, other special needs moms and dads, to encourage them and strengthen them, to help them want to face life head on. >> reporter: she says she won't allow herself to spiral into doubt and despair. ♪ y-m-c-a >> i'm not going to go there. i'm not going to go there. i went down that dark, grim path when i was a teenager and first broke my neck and wanted my girlfriends to bring in razors to slit my wrists or their mother's sleeping pills or whatever. i'm not going to go down that path again. it's too horrible. >> reporter: ken tada says it's been hard watching his best friend go through so much. >> i've often had several guy friends of mine who i've said

>> gee, i wonder why.pecially surprised in orange county supposed to be a conservative county, but there's a way that the viewers can now assess this information if they don't mention the party, the party of the person who is being perp walked, it's a democrat. that's the way to do it. >> if all of the republicans, would it have drawn the attention of the papers and media. >> i don't know what the relevance is, we're supposed to believe that somehow the behavior of the people are representative of all democrats? this is a very unusual situation, not something that happens very often and i mean, sure should they have padded it? okay. i don't see it as a conspiracy. >> the l.a. times had a perfectly good explanation why they didn't mention this, these were nonpartisan posts and these people hadn't run because they were republicans or democrats. weren't there because it's one or other. it's nonpartisan so shouldn't have had anything to do with the story. >> hats off to news busters, first on the national leve