gloves next week.s watching the playoff, zach johnson. zach finished tied sixth here. he is taking it in. >> he has a 5-iron. nick: wow. that is a big difference from 20 minutes ago. i would advise him middle of the green. it would really make sense. i can't see how you get close with a 5-iron. >> he has pulled it. >> it can't stay there, can it? jim: it is in the hazard officially. but man, how will you play this shot? remember, we saw bill haas in that same bunker. it drew basically the same shot pattern. pulled shot left. expect in this case -- nick: he has one chance. the super lob that hits the flagstick. lucas knows a door has been seriously opened for him. >> 167 yards and an 8-iron in his hands. the question is has he changed his target from what he envisioned before? jim: that was a confident swing. >> out to the right and drawn back. jim: that is in good position. lucas glover, advantage in the playoff at charlotte. e next i'm. i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense

gloves and every patient contac and don't touch blood and it's good rule to live by. hepatitis a and sal min nillia and geria and assumed to be in the fresh water in california and you get enough of the parasites in you and you will b in the bathroom for weeks and you won't be happy about it and make sure you have clean water stored in your disaster kit and be aware of the source of the water and hepatitis a and wash your hands. salminila and is it safe and should i be eating this and not properly prepared and know wher the food comes from. tetni and disease -- oh you stepped on a rusty nail and it' not exclusively rusty nails and you have a cut and open wound and at the timeu at the time dm here and these are the first things you check for in any patient you see. if they don't have an air way they can't breathe and then wha are they? >> (inaudible). >> dead and we will review that and it's a basic point. okay. if you are plea are bleeding an important to keep in mind that most bleeding stops on its own and all bleeding stops essentialls shrcials eventuaeve. medical j

moto zero hesitation, rifles the seed right to burriss' glove. sidestep, avoid contactp no chance to get cousins who runs well into the back end the play >> jon: you could see, too, no neighborhood play there. he had the foot on the bag as soon as it hit the glove and almost instantaneously he was gone. he had a little ballet avoiding john buck. here is infante. infante 1 for 5. cousins, the runner at first. back to the bag. cousins has had one steal in two attempts. usf probably didn't ask him to bunt that often. >> mike: no. >> jon: he was their big star. 6-6 in the 12th. one out, one on. bait baitenhop up in the marlins bull pen. we'll see him in the last of the 12th and the marlins are running through a lot of relief pitcher as well and there goes cousins, it's a hit and run single right through that hole on the right side. so cousins over to third. runnern at first and third. and one out. with huff holding on the bag at first, that hole is much bigger on the right side and that's right where infante hit it. >> mike: that's five hits on the s

. >> rubber glove. >> right here. >> rubber glove, excellent. all right, guys. >> thank you. >> good luck. >> this is the full on hazmat. . >> residual liquid. we're taking it time to let it drain. we don't want to get sludge on it necessarily. take your time. stand on the side of it. . >> should we let it release for a while? . >> let it release. >> is that the technical term? . >> this is the most important bolt on the whole thing. this is the locking bolt. it locks this thing right in place. so now. >> take your hammer and what we want to do, we get rag build up right in here. the hot water recirculates right in here, the sludge recirculates in here. the sludge sometimes has rags in it. all we want to do is go around the clean the rags. let me show you how. take the slide hammer, go all the way through the back, go around. >> got you. >> during the real rainy season, how does that change the way dealing with this job? is it a lot more stuff in there? . >> what we do, charles, we do this quarterly. every four months we go around and clean all

. >>> take another look, the ball went right through the webbing of his glove. the story gets even stranger. that's one of the mets he playfully stole before this season. he got no love from helton's glove. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the latest sharp business move by lady gaga, your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, people read the daily comics for lots of reasons. but for more, it's not a life-changing experience. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. coast al california clouds and cooler air. in the valley areas they look good along with arizona and nevada. showery weather coming on with california. we'll try to draw you out in the northwest tomorrow. see a collection of masks and learn how they were used in western societies. face-to-face in the mu seseum o natural and cultural history. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. he's already an award winning performer, but lady gaga may soon be an award winning marketer.

this is why you bring a glove to the game. i got it i had it, i got it, i had it. come on. the joshwillingham sharp single. to the sixth, coco crisp delivers. 3-2 a's. in the eight nobody out. a good result. mark ellis smokes one to left. that's gone. his first of the year and the a's win their third straight 4-2 the final. giants and brouwers in milwaukee. that means sausage races. jonathan sanchez gave up two hits in seven including this grounder that sneaks under cody ross' glove. it's trouble. the inside-the-park-home run. in the eighth. pat burrell finds a hole. rowand beats the throw home. maybe another giant comeback. but the bases loaded. the brewers pull off the suicide squeeze. the perfect bunt. braun was halfway home. brewers with the 3-2 victory. >> cal softball opening a best of three super-regional series in lexington. winner goes to the world series. bottom four, that's gone. junior's second homer of her career. that was all the support jolene henderson need it. strikes out four in the complete game shutout, cal is a win away after a 1-0 victory. game two set

putting the gloves on. >> jimmy: no, not at all. but i would love to have a race with you and see who can put on latex gloves -- >> you're out of your league. i'm just sayin'. but go ahead. >> jimmy: really? >> sure. >> jimmy: are you going to kill me? >> i don't know. i hope. i better, let's just say. we gotta do two? >> jimmy: i think -- well, should i just do one? >> usually i'd start the scene with one on, so it's -- you know. >> jimmy: put one on now? >> put one on now, yeah. if we want the end result to be complete. [ light laughter ] take your time. >> jimmy: i have a feeling you're -- >> all right. >> jimmy: it's not quite on. this one. >> no. all right. >> jimmy: do they fit? one size fits all? >> one size fits me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you ever do that? >> not my -- >> jimmy: here we go. all right. so this is -- >> someone timing us? >> jimmy: no. but someone will be a clear winner i think. >> okay. exactly. >> jimmy: i just want to say before this starts, i really love you. [ laughter ] on y

most of the gloves and balls were washed away. those that weren't were unusable. last month, the team members got back to group practice, but the venue changes by the day. their regular diamond is still unusable. one place they have gone is another high school some 20 kilometers away. >> translator: you must all be happy to play again on a real baseball field. we enjoy the support of many people, so it's only natural that you should give your all to the game for them. >> reporter: they are in blue. every one of the players feels that motivation. in their first game, they are less polished than they had hoped, but they hung on till the end. even though they lost, but the students won a renewed sense of joy. of being back in the game. >> translator: i want to practi harder in the coming weeks so we can do our very best in the summer tournament. >> this is one of a number of teams in the tohoku region struggling to overcome adversity. just by showing up, they're true champ champions, no matter what the scoreboard shows at the end of the ninth inning. see you next tim

including this grounder that sneaks under the glove. cody ross' glove. he can run." sprints home. home run. 1-0, brewers. in the agent. and pat burrell finds a hole on the left side. aaron rowand beats the throw home. tied at 2. another giant come back? bottom of the ninth, same score, bases loaded. the brewers pull over the suicide squeeze. jonathan lacroix lays down the perfect bunt. they even the series at a game a piece with the 3-2 victory. the best of three super regional series in lexington in kentucky. winner heads to the college world series. they are looking for their first super regional win since 2006. bottom of the inning, scoreless. and 1-0, bears here. that was all the support jolene henderson needed. the sophomore allowed one hit, strikes out 4 in a complete game shutout. cal is a win away from the world series after a 1-0 victory. game 2 set for today. back in berkeley, big game double-header between stanford and cal. top three, cardinal austin wilson grounds one into the hole on the right side. tony fields it at second. throw home but not in time to get him. the

. >> so we wear gloves and all of us cover ourselves with our face. >> reporter: through a translater, this young lady tells us she covers up with gloves and long sleeves. >> yes of course i'm concerned, but we all have to work and we all have to take precautions. >> reporter: the state says the highest state's exposure level is 150 parts per billion. california's is much lower, 96ppb. but an independent group of scientists say that number should be much lower, .8 ppb. >> we agree with our scientists that this is an extremely hazardous material, unfortunately the bureaucrats above the scientists simply rewrote the numbers. >> reporter: because of the pending lawsuit, the department of pesticides regulations says it could not did determine whether a 96 was safe. >> used safely and used i according to the label and with the applications that are approved it should be a safe product. >> reporter: the lawsuit is set to move forward this summer but governor jerry brown has said that he could reconsider the state's approval of this controversial chemical. in salinas, maureen naylor, ktvu ch

gloves, if we have any extra we'll give you gloves. knee pads, you need good shoes, you need good clothes that won't rip so things like nails will be harder to rip through your skin. decide on the duties and the tools. who is good at what. if i physically can't do something when we show you how to do search and rescue, don't do it and make sure everybody else knows what you can and cannot do. that's very, very important. know where your emergency exits are and what your signals are. examine the exterior of a house. you want to know who's missing. if anybody is missing, does anybody live in the house? structural damage of the house, again, you want to know what you're walking into. potential hazards, glass, water, anything broken glass. we mentioned some of that earlier. know your exit and entry points, know where the utility shut offs are if you have to turn them off. you don't have to turn them off all the time, only if you have to. any unique characteristics. does this house have a lot of glass, is it built on a hill side, is it buil

indicated that bin laden was working hand in glove with the u.s. intelligence establishment throughout the ninety's in one thousand nine hundred and you have been testifying that when he worked at the consulate in the one nine hundred eighty s. he was giving terrorists to you know visas to known terrorists in order to bring them into the u.s. for training at u.s. military bases so at every possible opportunity you see how these types of organizations are helped along. by people who have ties to the you know western intelligence establishment all right we're going to have to leave it there editor of the court reporter james court. turning to libya where the bodies of non-market aki son and three grandchildren reportedly killed in a nato air strike had been shown on state television nato says they intercepted military communications from the targeted site before launching the attack the incident caused outrage among pro could r.t. supporters but angry mobs storming foreign embassies in tripoli british an italian officer suffered the most damage the u

war against the cia in favor of special ops forces but i can tell you they weren't working hand in glove an early so it doesn't seem the pakistani intelligence service matter what the hell is going on inside a week i think i was in a cave apparently he was in a mansion his living it out in a town outside of islamabad a town where there is a military a university school maybe. a couple of blocks away a couple hundred feet away how could it possibly who is just somebody really high up. well clearly i mean he's got sympathizers and supporters throughout the i.s.i. in pakistan and that really is one of the big issues here is the nature of the u.s. is current relationship with pakistan and especially i says intelligence services that is a relationship shot is never going to be the same i know it's. the say it's in difficulty and it's very complicated but the fact is as difficult as it is and as double dealing there is going on i think trying to work with this very strange very difficult relationship with the pakistanis is better than just throwing up our hands and walking away i think some in

action go off against bin laden the way it did because you have the cia and jaison working hand in glove once again after a real disintegration that was caused by primarily by donald rumsfeld's tenure as a defense secretary where he basically waged a war against the cia in favor of special ops forces well i think i hear they weren't working hand in glove anerly so it doesn't seem the pakistani intelligence service matt what the hell is going on inside we thought the guy was in a cave barely he was in a mansion his living it out in a town outside of his knowledge that a town where there is a military a university school. maybe a couple blocks away a couple hundred feet away how could a hospital then who is this somebody really high up have to be shielding him well clearly i mean he's got sympathizers and supporters throughout the i.s.i. in pakistan and that really is one of the big issues here is the nature of the u.s. is current relationship with pakistan and especially pakistan's intelligence services i think the relationship side is never going to be the same you know it's . the say it

this is why you bring a glove to the game. i got it. i had it. i got it. i had it. come on. bottom of three tied at 1. they continue clutch hitting with two out. the sharp single. plays crow coco crisp. 1-2, oakland. and coco crisp delivers. here comes cliff pennington. he beats the throw home. 8 two-out rbi hits in the last two nights. 3-2, a's. this time nobody out. a good result. mark ellis smokes one to left. that's gone. his first of the year. the a's win their third straight, 4-2, the final. and brewers in milwaukee. sausage races. jonathan sanchez gave up two hits. including this grounder that sneaks under the glove. that's trouble. gomez can run. sprints home. home run. 1-0, brewers. and pat burrell finds a hole on the left side. aaron rowand beats the throw home. same score, bases loaded. the brewers pull over the suicide squeeze. they lay down the perfect bunt and braun scores. they are at a game a piece with the 3-2 victory. >>> and the best of three super regional serious in lexington against kentucky. winner heads to the college world series. they are looking fo

get him a smaller glove. runners second and third. mark ellis grounds it. howie kendrick.w home. great idea. he couldn't execute. kurt suzuki scores the winning run. the as will take it 5-4. that ended late. they went even later in san jose. went unti 12:48:00 a.m. in the morning. allowed five and a half hours. second longest game in history. after giving up three in the top of the 18th inning the giants rallied in the home half. jarret parker's ground ball booted shortstop. everybody safe. winning run scores. san jose, giants winning a wild one 10-9. worst teams. warriors have been in that lottery of the 27 years it has been in existence. >>> today golden state have less than 1% chance to win the number 1 pick. would the ping-pong balls favor him? >> how realistic are your chances of getting that number 1 pick? >> i don't think the statistics matter at all, heather. the physicses of ping-pong balls. picking 11th in next months' draft. >>> cleveland cavaliers. remember they lost the ball. they will get to pick and then minnesota will pick second. >>> we don't plan on burni

that's going to go right in your glove. ohhh. oh. see that? great job. ok, now let's get ready for the ball... here it comes... here you go. good catch. perfect! alright now for the best part. let's see your pour. ohhh...let's get those in the bowl. these are way too good to waste, right? oh, yeah. let's go for it... around the bowl and... [ male announcer ] share what you love... with who you love. mmmmm. kellogg's frosted flakes®... they're g-r-r-reat!™ good catch dad. [ laughs ] >>> the elite navy seal six team carried out the mission to kill osama bin laden. so who makes the team up and what makes them unique? >> reporter: this was a single navy sheol that fired the two shots that killed osama bin laden. one to his left eye, one to the chest. by tradition it will be years before we know his name. in washington, live video was all played out on at least three screens, the white house situation room, the cia hangly headquarters and the command quarter. >> they were able to hit arguably one of the most hidden and perhaps furiously protected men on the p

. >> i don't know what the item is the glove -- and that's something we can say? >> it does need to be in closed session. i suggest that perhaps we can follow up and talk about what that might be and figure out if it makes sense for us to even get on the calendar for with the session discussion, you might be able to address the commission. >> i can follow up with a telephone conversation. >> we are hesitating on the third one. but where are the other commissioners in terms of the first two items? are they items that you would like to discuss? >> the follow up with the community that was present, i think they have already had one or two meetings in the community and they will continue to do so. with the special agent in charge of the fbi, there is going to be talked about of reach with the federal partners, a program that the department of justice actually reached out to be concerned community about the joint terrorism task force. there was discussion about meetings, but they were out ahead of this. it reached in meetings with the community, and there is the chief

investigators say three of the suspects wore masks and gloves. they tied a victim up, beat him and power chemical substances over him. all six suspects face charges. reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> new details tonight in the brian stow case. he is san francisco giants' fan brian stow. now there is a picture of the suspect, giovanni ramirez. as grant lodes reports, police say a lineup helped their case, even though charges haven't been filed. >> reporter: the anticipated police lineup is complete. charlie beck considers it sussesful. >> added to our evidence and we will present the evidence to the district attorney. >> reporter: giovanni ramirez remains in custody on a patrol violation but hasn't been charged in the beating of san francisco giants' fan brian stow. police consider him the main aggressor in the attack. and despite his alibi he wasn't at the game, beck thinks police have the right guy. >> there are standards for arrest in this state. we met that standard. we exceeded that standard. i am sure as can be. >> that's a confident chief, the

the robber wearing a black mask and white surgical gloves pulled a gun and demanded cash. >> the business was open at the time. the suspect came in the business with his handgun i'm assuming demanded money. there is no audio but only video. that is all we can talk about. >> officers and sheriff's deputies searched the area for two hours to find the man. the store's surveillance camera might help identify him. >> pg&e plans to start testing again tomorrow. people in san bruno are being warned they may smell natural gas during the testing. state ordered the pipeline test in response to last september's san bruno tragedy. a gas line explosion killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. testing began two weeks ago in mountain view. last week pg&e had to retest the line in antioch after getting slightly different readings. the pipeline tests are conducted only after the natural has been removed from the line. >> president obama has wrapped up a speech at annual conference of the nation's pro imminent israel lobby. president obama spoke for nearly 30 minutes at american israel public affairs commit

. >> as soon as i heard there was blood i grabbed gloves and towels. and people were applying pressure to the wounds. >> it was perfect that he was on shift and he was like my rock and kept me really calm. >> reporter: the driver 19-year- old arturo venegas had been shot twice, one in the bicep and once in the wrist. the passenger, daniel rodriguez, was grazed in the thigh. officers believe it was a targeted attack. >> this was not a random shooting. and so we're hoping that with some hard work and investigations and along with assistance of the public, that we're able to locate the suspect. >> reporter: all they know is that it's a light skinned man with a black pony tail driving a pickup with an extended cab. the passenger coming to the driver's side to help him inside where they found a lot more help. >> we had customers in the front helping out, grabbing towels. everybody just banded together to help out which i think was really great. and i'm thankful for the customers and my crew. >> reporter: this morning it reopened as scheduled and seemed like

off the glove. into left. torres scores. 2-1. next batter, pat burrell finds the hole, and rowan beats the throw home. we're tied at 2. another giants' comeback? bottom nine, same score. the brewers put on the suicide squeeze. brawn lays down the perfect bunt and scores. brewer wind the victory. >> cal softball, the best of three super-regional series in kentucky. winner head to the come world series, cal looking for his its regional win since 2006. franny drove one deep to center. that's gone. the junior's second homer of her career. that was all the support henderson needed. allowed one hit, and a complete game shutout. cal on to -- cal wins. then cal and stanford. the throw home but not in time to get the runner. 3-1 stanford. pot nine. cal down 4- 2. reed gets busher to chop into the double three. stoofd with the victory. game two was called due rain. >> the hottest tennis player on the planet, djokovic, continued his unbeaten streak today at the french open, facing del potro. set point and running del potro around like a dog

a gold glove top play kept the no-hitter intact. matt tolbert there for the final out. francisco liriano had plenty of help from his teammates for the first no-hitter of the year. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which reality tv star ditched a baseball came after being given the honor of throwing out the first pitch? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, so much tragedy has come out of the storms and flooding ravaging the south, but we have one story for you with a happy ending. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. a little taste of summer today look at these temperatures today. los angeles is getting warmer too. if you are getting ready for the water, some of that warmth makes the temperatures cooler in the northwest. the next storm system moves in. we are going to keep it warm in the desert southwest. if you are are watwatching us i, california. the gateway science museum. >> thank you so much. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainme

and and closing the glove. that is what happened wanted to do -- what patton wanted to do. we will really chew them up. that is what he said. but eisenhower didn't want any of that. he didn't have a strong theodore reserve. his men were all stretched to the limit. these guys had been beaten up in a few places and were trying to reset. they were cold and hungry and there just weren't enough rifle divisions to throw against them. he opted for the safe play and in many ways that was a reflection of his safe infantry mentality. >> this has nothing to do with the war but about patton. have you ever seen the statues on the plane at west point? >> i have. we may have a picture of one of the patton statues. i am sorry? [inaudible] >> since he is there and they removed the lot and did a lot of work, he was first face in the library. do you know that story? >> i have heard the patton statue was turned away from the library because he wasn't -- >> he is looking at the library because he couldn't find it. he wasn't that go

. >> john gloves hopes for a new normal now that osama bin laden is dead. >> get america back to america now, i hope. >> reporter: j.c., i can tell you the department of homeland security gay 9news now a statement saying the nation remains at a heightened state of vigilance but homeland security does not plan to change any security levels unless it receives "credible or specific information that they can convey to the american people." back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we're beginning to hear from families who lost loved ones in the september 11th attacks. michelle heidenberger was the lead flight attendant on american airlines flight 77. her husband, thomas spoke to andrea roane on 9news now this morning. >> my initial reaction is that we've been able to close one chapter in this large volume of quote-unquote history. but at the end of the day, it will not bring michelle back. it will not bring back the 3,000 victims of that day. >> terrorists took over the jet shortly after taking off from dulles airport and crashed it into the pentagon. killing 184 people. >>> all right, let's

that i'm just worrying about who we're facing, who's standing in the box, pick up the sign, hit the glove, and try and keep it as simple as possible. you start thinking about other things, and it's just mind clutter. >> a year ago, dallas braden through a perfect game on mother's day, this year, he's on the disabled list. he has an ailing shoulder. tyson ross filled in. oakland leading the royals 2-0 in the second. groundball, bad throw. kevin kouzmanoff goes after it. jeff francoeur in the third. look again as roth dives and makes the catch. nice call. still 2-0 in the sixth, but the kouzmanoff puts a charge into jeff francis pitch. the os leading 3-0. kansas city cut it to 3-2. then kurt suzuki adds to that. his fourth home run of the year. 5-2 is the final today no. team in nba history has ever come back to win the series after losing the first three games, but kobe bryant was confident the lakers would end that streak. >> i might be sick in the head, you know, or crazy, because i still think we're going to win this series. >> so much for kobe's bold prediction. dallas plays the best g

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. >> she had an iron fist and a velvet glove. >> i am grateful that she stuck with me and suffered a for all those years. she was just a lovely person, kind, one market, generous -- warmhearted, genevese. she was our producer for 12 years, and never heard a crossword. terrible loss, shocking loss. >> mark, you go way back with her. >> she never changed. in a city of double talk, where mistakes were made, she was not only fun and talented, she said what she meant and and what she said. she will be best. >> -- will be missed. >> every now and then she would say, "you cannot use that word on television." [laughter] project has been a gift. last word. see you next week. for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv. steves: pause at any street corner to enjoy a vivid slice of neapolitan life. and don't forget to look up. with no yards, families make full use of their tiny balconies. this is basso living. basso living. what does that mean? it can mean "low." so, literally, low? this is like a small apartment -- two, three bedrooms for five, six, seven, eight, nine peop

and now from surgical gloves to quarantine, people here are saying there is no precaution that is too severe to keep their horses from succumbing to that potentially deadly airborne virus. for bob dunlap, horseshoeing has never been so high-risk. >> it's a lot like when the swine flu was around for humans and nobody really knew exactly what to do to avoid it. >> reporter: dunlap has taken to toting lysol, latex gloves and a fresh change of clothes on his daily shoeing rounds. >> it is so easy to spread it the horses catch it like humans catch colds. >> reporter: but this is more serious the first horse to get eq herpes they could spread it further. >> if a horse sneezed on you and you went to some other horses you could transmit it or horses could transmit it to each other. >> reporter: which is why the president of this horse association is keeping the horses he calls his family members home. >> normally i take these out a couple of times a week at home with the wagon just to give them exercise. and i'm not doing that right now. >> reporter: neither is susan. >> it is just common sen

that's why you bring your glove. nice job buddy. game to 12. former a hand hand bloop tore left.the reach of cliff p.might have had to dive there. any way another former a orlando scores. indian go on to win by final of 4-3. sharks pushed detroit to the bring of elimination. crushing over time win the shark a 3 series lead and head tomorrow night into detroit. history very much on the shark side. only 3 teams in nhl history. 1942 maple leaf. 75 islanders. and the 2010 fliers have ever come back from an minus 3 hole to catch the series. shark 1 win away from reaching the western conference finals. >> we are certainly aware of it. we also have enough respect for opponent to know if there's a team that can do it, it would be detroit. that should help us. >> i think if over confident what is over there. they are a good team and they play hard every night and there has been a few about series could go either way. over time win we get those and we are in the position we are at. >>reporter: shark on the verge of advancing so is vancouver. ryan kessler. how good is tha that. the slip two

he put on gloves and tighten it up and get underneath. it only takes a second to do it. hardware, often these things will tarnish, these nice, expensive things. you need so were polish or some other polish and polish it just like you would polish any other metal, in contact with all sorts of liquids all day long. flooring, we have tile flooring that can be maintained and scrubbed clean. we have an list problems with showers and mold and mildew. here is my number one solution. put in an operable skylight. if you are on the top for a residential design the -- of a residential building, put in a skylight. that is the answer of 90% of the problems, because then you have a constant flow of air that leaves the sky like open. scarlets are ridiculously cheap , and an operable skylight probably will not cost $300 to buy and not that much to install. they are cheap, and you can leave it open and you always have air. you'll not have mouldy mildred build up. do you have any other thoughts on what to do about mold and mildew? >> grout has to be sealed every year. again, you want to u

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if we don't have that glove, i don't think we will be able to motivated to do the right thing. -- of we don't have that love. tavis: you mentioned about loving the planet as much as ourselves. expand on that. >> we depend on the earth for everything. we need to be very aware of that relationship and treat the planet as we put our body. the skin is a permeable membrane. many things from the plan to go into our body. we need to live in a clean and healthy environment. >> that' tavis: does the evidence suggests that we're taking this seriously or regressing? >> i think that we're making progress. there are many things that we could be doing. following the copenhagen meeting in 2009, the countries signed up for the copenhagen the court made various promises. you have reduced york greenhouse gases by 9%. that is a great start. -- you have reduced your greenhouse gases. this is supported by both sides, particularly when it comes to energy security. tavis: how are other major polluters responding to this challenge? >> china is doing well. they probably have the most aggressive program of an

officers say the robber, wearing a black mask and white surgical gloves, pulled a gun and demand cash>> the business was open. the suspect name the business. with his handgun, and i'm assume demanded the money. there's no audio. there's only video. so, that's all we can talk about at this point. >> alan: officers and sheriff's deputies searched the area near the store form almost two hours but failed to find the man. the store's surveillance camera might help them identified the robber. >> the crowded field for republican presidential nominees is getting even more crowded. tim pawlenty is expected to announce he is running, too. here's more on the story from washington. >> reporter: paul paul lenity has been flying ounce the radar. he opens his announcement will appeal to republican voters. mitt romney passed the health care system in massachusetts that looks a lot like the president's plan. >> i agree with mitt romney. >> reporter: newt gingrich angered republicans by attacking the party's budget and medicare plan. >> i made a mistake. >> reporter: and john huntsman worked for obama

if anything, these people who are powerful, successful celebrities got treated with kid gloves. that is so clear in these stories. martha stewart? i don't want to prosecute her. barry bonds had total immunity for every crime except except for one thing, and that was not telling the truth before the grand jury. these people got special treatment really because of who they work. you see characters in the book will actually say, i saw martha stewart during a brief stint in prison. that does not look so bad to me. i am just going to go ahead and do this. a lawyer takes an oath to uphold a legal system, and he says well, president bush committed libby's sentence, so why should i have to go to jail? tavis: i am glad you raised the commutation of the scooter libby sentence. scudder libby took a dive or got caught and some folks much higher up got away, namely the cheney and george bush. in politics, it always seems to be the case that the guys at the top almost never get caught, but the ad visors, the aids around them into taking the fall. i think oliver north in the reagan administrat

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off the glove of mike fontenot. ian desmond scores. nationals take a 1-0 lead.t's a nice break fortunates. john land pitching to aubrey huff with the bases loaded. walks in a run. giants up 2-1. and that was all for john lannan. bottom of the ninth, nats still down. giants closer brian wilson and his beard on 0 close it out. get him a razor. but that beard is sweet apparently. that's what he says. facing adam la roche. gets him swinging and the game. 2-1. same two teams tomorrow at 1:35. you like the beard, right? that's his playoff beard. >> i hate that thing. looks like zack galifianakis like that. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. that's the news. good night. >>> you are watching cable 10, aurora, new york, community access channel. [ cheers and applause ] >> wayne's world! wayne's world! party time! excellent! >> all right!