and not just play with it you know as if it so again well you know of you know isn't that funny ha ha ha ha ha sure until we find ourselves in a much more serious situation or no matter what the people of us or whoever may accuse us the media of doing at least we've covered this topic it is a newsworthy story by all accounts and thank you for filling in some of the time and a very happy new year to you thank you very much thank you very much thank you pleasure yes. other news now one of three vessels stuck in ice off russia's far eastern coast is now free but the two others a still awaiting rescue the icebreaker. is returning to the second ship to tell it's a safe waters and a more powerful icebreaker is on his way to help rescue the third vessel which needs a bigger path through the ice to get out more than three hundred people on board the ships that are still stranded but officials say they're not in danger and have enough supplies rescue is being hampered by extreme weather conditions for example somebody from the federal fishing agency says the mission is far from plain sane. the weath

ha ha ha! it's been a lot of fun through the years, hasn't it? >> yeah, it sure has. we've been in this market a long time. >> a long time. we've done a lot of nice things. >> and we've caused a little commotion >> a little trouble we've gotten in, with both the tenants and the customers... >> and the customers. >> and the wives. >> oh, yeah, the wives. >> we won't--ha ha ha! you know, actually at one time, back many years ago, they used topen up at 6:00, and then they changed it to 7:00. and now it opens when you get there. heh! we actually get there sometimes at midnight, 11:30, and customers will be waiting 'cause they want to get their flowers. and they maybe come from a long distance, so they want to get them, and they want t beat the traffic. >> on@e at the shop, the flowers are pampered and processed and placed in a vase. it's been a mere 10 hours since this larkspur left the farm in pescadero. it n@w heads out the door to brighten someone's day. california-grown goodness at its best. i'm dennis newhall for "california country." >> that concludes today's tour of

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ha ha ha! maxa: the strange, lunarlike landscape south of galway in county clare may be western ireland's most remarkable site. this is called the burren, which is irish for "rocky country," and it stretches about a hundred square miles. a great way to see the burren up close is to rent a bicycle in the town of ballyvaughn. 300 million years ago, this was the bottom of a tropical sea, where layers of coral and shells collected. eventually, massive rumblings of the earth's crust forced the land above sea level. back in prehistoric times, about 5,000 years ago, people settled here, cleared the land, and grazed animals. they buried their dearly departed in graves like this one, known as poulnabrone dolman or "the hole of the grinding stone." the capstone alone weighs 5 tons. the site was excavated in 1989, and the remains of more than 25 people were found here among scattered pieces of pottery and jewelry. aillwee cave was formed millions of years ago by underground rivers but remained hidden until a local farmer discovered it in 1944. it has more than 3,400 feet of passages. just behind me here you can see the bones of the european brown bear that were found in here, a bear that's been extinct in ireland for well over 1,000 years. you can actually just see with the lighting there the scratch marks, claw marks of the bears just on the rim of the pit there. maxa: so during a big rain, does the water flow increase here? this would be about 10 times the size it is at the moment, but this whole chamber can actually flood. the bridge and everything would be submerged underwater in heavy rain. guide: now up along the roof here, you can see these little formations that we call straws. they're very fragile, hollow tubes formed by drops of water, each drop leaving a tiny ring of calcite crystal. another drop in the same place leaves another ring until eventually, these hollow tubes are formed. in this cave, they're growing at a rate of approximately one centimeter every 100 years, which makes them the fastest-growing formations in

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israel has germany and it's doing rather well and the fact that this government change in lebanon this is a triumph for them now this axis has had has gained support elsewhere skin support from turkey has gained support from qatar and. israel's strategic environment has deteriorated has changed they didn't want anybody else to be able to to resist them not to hit without being hit back without being hit back and that's that is that has been the problem and so you get you get non-state actors like hers but a lot like how it's backed by their friends syria. iran and also turkey one has to say and i think. rick i think you're going through a sister i think you can throw in iran iraq now ok. ok well of a public bus possibly iraq after the the horrific war in iraq pushed by the neocons by people like paul wolfowitz and their friends i mean which which is bankrupting the america which destroyed a major arab country and changed the whole balance of power in the gulf region in favor of iran ok patrick i want to jump in here i want to get i want to give tony the last word what's the future of the region because of this recent of these recent events and now in lebanon going. well i mean i think

ha ha ha. wrong. [ laughter ] because you might land on one of our dreaded guttenbergs! [ sad tuba ] that's right. if you land on that picture of steve guttenberg, you lose your turn, all your cash, and you actually owe us $75. [ laughter ] contestant number one, are you ready to play? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right, start the board. no guttenburgs! no guttenburgs! c'mon! >> no guttenburgs! no guttenburgs! no guttenburgs! no guttenburgs! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: whoa, all right. it looks like you'll be playing "jellybean jar!" ♪ jellybean jar [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to "jellybean jar." how it works is, we'll bring out a jar full of jellybeans, and you'll have to guess exactly how many jellybeans are in the jar. >> all right. >> jimmy: to win, it hasber. ready? [ laughter ] let's bring out the jar! >> the pressure. >> jimmy: there we go. nope. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: there we go. [ laughter ] guess how many jellybeans are in the jar. >> i'm gonna go here with three jellybeans. >> jimmy: she's going with three. let's count them out and see if she's right. here's one. you got two there. looks like three jelly beans -- no, there's a fourth. [ buzzer ] [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: so close. there are actually four jelly beans. so sorry. thank you for playing. come on over. next contestant, come on over. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing, buddy? welcome to wheel of game shows, the game that is sweeping the nation. what is your name and where are you from? >> shelton gray, i'm from brooklyn, new york. >> good man. oh, local guy from brooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] shelton. totally ll coolbeans, my man. okay, contestant number two, we will start at the board. now, be careful. you don't want

curioso dado y es saber que las primeras 24 horas que ha pasado kalimba en el ce regulares quiero saber en dónde ha estado si ha tenido privilegio se hatuación es como algo que nos llama la atención, si está en otra parte no está como kalimba no está procesado ni juzgado no tiene contacto con los reclusos, normalmente dentro del reclusorio si está en otra parte, peron por ahí sims que está en un cuarto aparte solo a un costado de la cocina con clima con esto del calor, y es un poco extra oficial. >> pero buenoalimba recibe buen trato. >> clima que es aire condicionado?. >> así es raúl. >>> perfecto. >> y bueno con estos datos interesantes que tiene aire condicionado en un lugar que es bastante cálido queremos darte las gracias martín farfán día satélite vía quintana roo, nosotros vamos a regresar después de la pausa y así que saco lean tijera que queremos que usted mismo esté afilo aldo al regresar, y hablan los familiares dla víctima además. >> regresamos. >> y más adelante. >> seguimos en esta edición especial del kalimba que datos que quería saber sobre el pro c eso que tiene los ?ññ;no24ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú%úú pero con free file

ha, ha, ha. [laughter] the man is on the road. and for that i'm eternally grateful because i love going to bob dylan concerts. i truly do. and i love the people that bring me to bob dylan concerts. any other questions? be. >> [inaudible] >> oh, my friend larry. come on, we have to let larry ask a question. >> you mentioned tommy macon and the clancys and the minstrel boy, and i just was reminded of the paul robison version of the minstrel boy. was dylan in any way affected by paul robison? >> he would have had to have been. paul robison was right in the middle of that world that i describe so, sure, he would have listened to it. and if you listen to "the lonesome road," you know, look up, look up, seek your maker before gabriel blows his horn, paul robison's version of that is, you know, the standard. so i'm sure. he hasn't written about it anywhere, but you could not have come of age when dylan did in that part of the world without being aware of paul robison and his music. folks, thank you very much. [applause] >> sean wilentz i

ha sido el que más ha sentido. >> ha estado a la defensiva, por obvias razones, ha sido una noticia que desde que se generó el 3 deones ha dicho que es muy doloroso la forma que pueden comentar los medios de comunicación, entendemos también que habían varios reporteros que intentaban ingresar al hospital, y fueron expulsados. >>v emos las fotografías de paulina rubio, desgarradoras, no podemos entender de verdad el dolor que tiene, y se armó tremendo safarrancho. >> vamos a ver lo que pasó. >> (gritos) >> qué te pasa eh? >> hey hey!. >> nuestro sentido pésame. >> es complicado, pero es importante también. >> no me agarres. >> enrique. >> simplemente estoy aquí porque conocií a enrique mucho años, cuando manejé a su hija. >> es un lugar de respeto y vinimos a compartir la pena con la familia. >> no conocía al señor enrique rubio?. >> no tengo más comentarios, mi esposa está fuera de méxico. >> le dices algo a la gente que te ha apoyado?. >> qué les digo?. >> es ridículo que se ocmporten así. >>e s una noticia te guste o no. >> pero una cosa es cubrir, pero son personas que quieren comprar en un vierns negro. >> qué

that means he has been trained that means he has been trained and he has been handed or given and he haseen handed or given issued a tsa weapon. issued a tsa weapon. a .40 caliber handgun. a .40 caliber handgun. the tsa created, of course, this the tsa created, of course, this federal flight deck program, federal flight deck program, this officer program to try to this officer program to try to guard against hijackers. guard against hijackers. well, unfortunately, he had it well, unfortunately, he had it in a back pack. in a back pack. he somehow put the backpack down he somehow put the backpack down and another passenger thought and another passenger thought that was her backpack and picked that was her backpack and picked it up and got on her flight to it up and got on her flight to palm beach and she realized it palm beach and she realized it was not her backpack and she was not her backpack and she left it in a seat. left it in a seat. a passenger told the flight a passenger told the flight attendant there was a backpack attendant there was a backpack and opened it up and there wa. a

now what happens and what has happened recently has been that one group has tried to if you like use a western style view that there is an absolute mandate for anyone who has a majority in parliament to use against other sectarian groups and has been naturally a very strong reaction against that and that's part of what the problems that we see and which we are facing today finally on the point of the day of rage there are sporadic elements of violence but actually there's been a very small turnout of protests both in tripoli where they had to delay the protest in fact because not much people turned up to begin with they had to postpone it so they've been. it l.o.l. months of violence to be mostly sunni sunni violence not against the shia community but in tripoli against perhaps some of those particularly against one of the m.p.'s from tripoli who voted for me cody instead of voting for hillary so it's not quite so it's just been presented either ok tony you want to reply to that we are finished go right ahead well i mean the i don't like going to dwell too much on it but the what he said about the elections is incredibly skewed and misleading i mean yeah t

has left the hospital after two weeks. gabrielle giffords is being taken to a rehabilitation center to continue her recovery. tunisia's prime minister has promised to leave politics after the election, but no date has been set. the netherlands haseen plunged into a debate that has to deal with violent psychiatric patients, this after images of a tethered teenager appeared on dutch television. the pictures were taken after a tip-off from a whistleblower who works at the institution where the teenager is confined. our correspondent has more. >> this is 18-year-old brandon filmed at the institution where he has been tethered to the wall every day for the past three years. the length of the leather strep attached to his harness allows him some move, but not much. this was done with the permission of a judge in 2007 after members of staff grew afraid of his violent moods. mental health experts in the netherlands say this is not an isolated case. there may be 40 patients held in similar circumstances. but when these pictures appeared on dutch television this week, there was widespread shock. brandon's mother said he lives like a cage the and -- animal. >> it really hurts to see your own child like this. he never gets any fresh air. e

has had an outstanding record for decades. he is someone that has incredible integrity and management experience, someone i would be proud to work with. i do plan to vote for ed lee. much has been said about all of the various things he has done for the city. i want to talk for a moment about everything he has done that reflect our chevy -- city's shared progressive values. he was an old school progressive activists. he worked on the public housing project in the heart of chinatown. he worked in the hearts of my district and worked for 12 years at the progress of civil rights organization in the community that i come from. serving for five years and led case after case fighting the fight for justice. i have the honor of presenting him with the champion of justice award and worked very closely with supervisor avalos on local hiring. he was appointed to serve as an investigator and executive director of the human rights commission. through this service has continued to exceed expectations to the point where we have recently reinstalled and him. he is someone that can work across the political aisle and has had enormous confidence with no ego. speaking to many of you about him, i know he is something we can all work with. s

has not necessarily ended. it's an extraordinary thing. he has been able to get involved in complex issues. he has mediated, negotiated, and navigated difficult issues. he has done it with remarkable capacity and appreciation of the values that make this city a special place. he has moved this city forward at a rapid rate. the lowest crime rates in our city's history. that reform is by no means done. it is starting to take hold and take shape. when we sat down and talk about the next district attorney, we talked in more detail about how we could build a stronger collaborative between our various law-enforcement agencies, and how we can start building real partnerships between the police department and the district attorney's office. i know that the presiding judges here. others are year. we've had long conversations about how we can build a strong collaborative. it was in the course of that conversation, with his unique appreciation of the importance and understanding of how to get it done that the decision was made. i have no idea if he was interested. he did not seek this job. he did not even know he was being auditions. we were there talking. this will b

it has a remote control that allows you to be able to control the spray features. it has a rear-cleaning, cleaning, stopped cleaning. it has a heated sea. it has a blow dryer. it has a deodorizer. and you can't flush the toilet with a push of the remote. >> ice cube maker, everything. look at that thing. and this is a little more conventional. >> these are the more conventional u.s. type of toilets where you can actually see the trap passageway on the side. >> tell us what goes in where and how does it come out. >> the bull has the water right here, and when it flushes, it fills up around this curve here, and it basically creates a siphon. >> so here we have passage through to the bottom. i do not know if people have ever seen the bottom of one of these. there is. we have a couple of holes here that are for mounting. usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because i

has to be right. everything has to be perfect down to the smallest detail and at the right moment. the dog has to take the right position, my grandma hashave the right facial expression, and the smoke has to rise in the right place. the deck race has to fit, and the light, too. and then the good picture. and of course, the retouching is always important, so that you don't see the effects. >> and the woman who is probably the world's oldest photo model is still going strong. >> you know, i have always worked a lot, an awful lot. so doing this is nothing. it takes hardly any time, one or two hours. it amuses me. and it is fun. >> and that's a good thing. in a month she will play the leading role in a short film about the character "mamika." she looks forward to this challenge with equanimity. >> i'm not nervous. i had an infear yorte complex, but not -- i had an infear yorte -- inferiority complex, but not anymore. >> maybe mamika will become a star in the united states. her photos will be are exhibited at an art fair in palm beach this february. and hollywood has already shown interest in filming her story. >> these days when mobile tel

and so i think one has, has to bear that in mind. >> a lot of what has happened in the post-quake period in haiti has been attributable to non-governmental organizations coming in, not just from the united states, but really from all over the world. um, is this a problem? is haiti a problem that really is not one that the u.s. government should respond to, but that somehow others should begin to step in in a bigger way? michael. >> well, i think everybody has to step in. ah, i think it's kind of a false debate to say, were there too many non-governmental groups, or versus the united states versus the haitian government. the external support is important. the u.s. has an important role, ah, because of, of the interest that the united states has, the proximity, the haitians in the united states. non-governmental groups have to play an important role because the haitian government is extremely week and doesn't have a great, a great deal of capacity. but in order to get to a point where it has greater capacity to deal and resolve its problems, i think non-governmental groups can play an important role. s

ha, ha, ha. >> janelle wang has more. >> reporter: just by looking at their feet you can tell this is no ordinaryty supported organization, and we're dedicated to bettering the lanes of children and families through humanitarian clowning and therapeutic performing arts. >> i sing. you blow bubbles. >> ready? two. one, two, ready, go. la, la. >> reporter: the therapeutic clowns visit the children's hospital twice a week and visit dozens of kids each time. kids like 5-year-old vic aiella who just had surgery in his jaw and neck after an infection developed from a tonsillectomy. >> we got a smile on his face. it was a long time for him smiling like that. >> reporter: oftentimes the smiles turn into pure happiness. all the pain, the suffering, the discomfort forgotten, at least for a moment. >> freeze. >> what did they do with you? >> they dance with me. >> how does that make you feel? >> good. >> okay. >> reporter: that's one of the main reasons why ucsf incorporated the program. michael towne is the manager of child life services at the children's hospital. >> we have already seen that clown zero b

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has four votes. >> no. clerk clerk hang on one second. >> supervisor elsbernd has four votes. supervisor david chiu has four votes. supervisor avalos has three votes. president chiu: at this time, there shall be additional roll call votes until a nominee does receive a majority vote, at which time the roll call will cease. any nominee may withdraw his or her name or emotion may be seconded and approved by a majority to reopen nomination. any discussion? i see supervisor elsbernd. supervisor elsbernd: thank you, mr. president. first, let me thank supervisor chu for nominating me. thank you very much for your support. i truly am humbled by that and i do very much appreciate it. thank you for the three of you. this is the fourth time i've participated in a presidential election. the two previous times i sat in this row here as an aid, and in observing and participating in those six elections, i learned a couple of things. first, when you've got more than two candidates, the math just doesn't work. there just isn't a way to get to six. more importantly, i think the thing i learned, particularly in those elections when we had more than two

. >> yet your son is 18 years of age and has reached a level of adjustment has he not? >> he has. he has improved greatly and it's through primarily education and behavioral programing. there is much more that needs to be done that can be done on the biomedical side and that seems that we are very much closely associated with and working towards now. and that's where the breakthrough will come. >> chairman smith, a

. >> yet your son is 18 years of age and has reached a level of adjustment has he not? >> he has. he has improved greatly and it's through primarily education and behavioral programing. there is much more that needs to be done that can be done on the biomedical side and that seems that we are very much closely associated with and working towards now. and that's where the breakthrough will come. >> chairman smith, a

has promised that it is trying to address the concerns of the people. the interior minister has been replaced fred the president has promised more jobs. -- replaced. the president has promised more jobs. >> striking public transport staff has paralyzed the weak capital offense. -- athens. colombian police said they had captured a notorious drug trafficker. the man was in charge of getting aircraft to land on runway is to transport large amounts of cocaine. the international olympic committee has suspended gone out. -- ghana. the government -- a spokesperson says such goes against the olympic charter. italy's top court has ruled that the prime minister can no longer benefit from prosecution while he is in office. corruption charges against him may resume. >> this was the piece of paper with the court's decision on berlusconi. would it continue its immediate from prosecution? these protesters treated as a victory anyway. it should be above the law. -- no one should be above the law. the court said that he will no longer be automatically shielded from prosecution. he may now go back on trial for three cases of fraud and bribery. the prime minister had said he was not

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