the event took place in the same hanger as the same washington plant where the original 747 debuted in 1968. the 747 is the largest airliner when the airbus 8380 was unveiled in 2005. this is a wall street rock concert minus lady gaga. >>> making headlines this morning, starbucks wants to serve up latt, lattes one step at a time. analysts have long expected that starbucks would sell the little via instant coffee pacts to the fast growing single brewing

and then, a back-of-the-neck facing, so that when you have this on a hanger, it looks nice. >> hanger( laughter ) >> it's called hanger appeal. ( laughter ) and then we have two cuffs. and i did not make the cuffs in the same fabric. this is revolutionary. >> audience: ooh! >> you're cutting edge, mary. >> i know. i'm really testing things. >> so, well, this is nice. it's wearable. good for many times of year, seasons. yeah. >> i think it's first-rate. ( laughter ) >> oh, very clever. i think it's first rate, too. but you know, you learned how to do this on sewing with nancy. >> right. >> but what you didn't learn how to do on sewing with nancy is how to kick it up a stitch. ♪ it was about 1989. it was new year's eve. and i thought i was pretty classy. and i wore a black dress. and this scarf. >> audience: whoo! ( band whistles ) ( laughter ) >> oh, boy! i only wore it once. ( laughter ) because it needed a makeover. it needed a makeover. this glitzy scarf with the premiere makeover article, a sweatshirt! ( laughter ) >> what could be better. this is more glitz than most of us scandin

-- a coat hanger.the floor. it's a great youtube video. >> jimmy: really? in -- in the store? >> no, i don't know where he did it. it was just using all of the store items. it was just -- >> jimmy: oh, to start a fire. >> people just get -- people get into this survival stuff and they go -- >> jimmy: but, that's what i love about your show. i got to say -- your show is legit. because -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: there's -- there's -- it's crazy, but it's legit. i mean, the thing i like about you is -- because there's no cameraman. no audio guys. no -- it's just you. you go and you film yourself with, like, a stick camera out there, and film yourself, and you're waving at yourself, and you're surviving. >> yeah, well, the whole idea was that it's -- >> jimmy: i don't know why anyone would do this. but, you do it, and i love that you do it and not me. because i would never do it. >> you know what, nobody was doing it and the ones that were done, just -- they sucked. there's just bad videos on stuff. and i

'cause aren't all hangers, like, that big?'t understand why the closet engineer didn't think of that. so now i'm doing this new thing where i just leave piles of clothes on the floor. and i walk around the piles to get an outfit... you know who used to sit at that desk? that guy miles who quit to form his own company? un-uh. todd packer. no. i thought he was out on the road. he was, but, uh... that desk was empty. he'd come in and sit there sometimes. ah. (michael) when i was in training, many years ago, not so long ago, i worked side by side with a fellow named todd packer. and together we rocked the office.

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the event took place in the same hanger as the same washington plant where the original 747 debuted in 1968. the 747 is the largest airliner when the airbus 8380 was unveiled in 2005. this is a wall street rock concert minus lady gaga. >>> making headlines this morning, starbucks wants to serve up latt, lattes one step at a time. analysts have long expected that starbucks would sell the little via instant coffee pacts to the fast growing single brewing niche. this comes that starbucks is ending its partnership for craft. it supplies the discs for the tassimo brewing machine. >>> consumer advocates are plotting a new plan by the irs to protect low-income taxpayers. the treasury department is experimenting with refunds by debit card. 800,000 taxpayers will be asked to participate in the silent program starting next week. 10 million taxpayers don't have bank accounts and often fall prey to high fees for cashing a check. >> pretty soon those companies will no longer be able to take money from families that can't cash their irs checks. >> the u.s. treasury plans to mail the card, load it el

was a genre, and maybe i want my own category of funding, like landscape painting or macrame plant hangers or something like that. but it was really about targeted homophobia, and--although, as i say that, i feel like, "i hope jesse helms would not like my work." then i'd really have to commit suicide. it is controversial, and it is provocative, and i think that should have a place in a country that pretends to be a democracy. even at the time of the controversy, homoerotic work was among the work banned, right? that language was used? yes. in '89, i believe, there was a statute passed that said the n.e.a. couldn't fund work that could be considered obscene, and they gave you, like, a checklist in case you didn't know what that meant, and homoeroticism was on the checklist. so they went after artists in this medium that were openly gay. when you put together this band you referred to, the n.e.a. four, was that an accidental coming together, or did someone in the arts movement say, "look, "we need four people "who represent a wide range of work or a targeted range of work"? i mean, how much

hoping to bring the 2020 world fair right here to moffet field and they're hoping to make the iconic hanger one the center piece. >>> a terrifying situation in southern california all captured on video. a truck going the wrong way evades head on traffic until crashing into a concrete barrier. fortunately no one was seriously hurt in the crash. it happened friday on interstate 5 north of oceanside in san diego county. the highway patrol says the truck was driven by an 83-year- old man. he was cited for driving the wrong way and driving on a suspended license. >>> two men are recovering tonight after being pulled from the wreckage of a plane crash. the twin engine plane crashed at about 11:45 this morning at a storage lot. it hit an awning then came to rest near the building. >>> and ktvu's john sasaki has an up close look at the aftermath. >> reporter: the neighbors of north walnut creek were rocked by an explosion and fire at the east bay mud facility. >> the whole house was shaking and it just kept going [noise ] >> i thought our house was going to burn down. i really did. >> reporter: fir

. >> reporter: a former alameda hanger in a 2-acre -- two acre gym where identified diapers are part of the uniform -- where diapers are part of the uniform. growing toddlers into natural athletes. basketball is popular here and hockey too, but soccer starts as young as 18 months. >> the repetition is how children learn. >> reporter: the smallest players come just once a week. fitness programs for little kids are taking off all over the country and this soccer program is franchised in 30 states. $150,000 children are in it and more than half are underage three. some doctors worry about the trends and the stress on young bodies and psychs. more are struggling with injuries. >> you run the risk that some kids are now living a pressured live at a very early age. >> reporter: experts note more than structured sports, they need disorganized play and exploration. for many parents, it is a balance. joshua started soccer as a toddler and now he is six years old with big dreams. >> it is hard but i think i am going to wait a few more years until i can play -- >> reporter: to turn pro? >> yes.

that's my way of leaving a cliff hanger for you, carolyn, you have to watch. >> i do that anyway, dan't have to bribe me. we'll see you at 7:00. >> okay then. >> let's check in on sports. this afternoon the occasion a's play the cactus opener with the cubs. the wcc conference title for the first time in 14 years. mike shumann has the highlights. >> saint mary's hosting portland. the gails get a share of the wcc regular season title in the number one season of the wcc tournament. the three-game losing streak, her longer in four years. steven coming up with a steal and a little two-hand push at the other end but the pilots came to play. stole driving. finishes with the left hand. 39-38 at the break but the gales turned it up. the president hit three big trays to start the half. 3 big points in all. carving his way through the line, beautiful. for the first time since 1997, saint mary's captures a share with an 83-69 victory. usf edges mary mount and the seat of the conference tournament and knocks off pepperdine and secures the seat. out of san leandro high frozen down 8-1 beavers. cal

. >> you want me to really train you, get an ordinary coat hanger like this and you will bend it andractice swallowing this. >> reporter: let me just try a regular sword. >> there you go, i probably shouldn't do this, but good luck, give it a little jiggle to get it past that gag reflex. excellent. never heard of that before, i guess you did. >> reporter: see what i'm talking about? >> you need a doctor. >> reporter: no, you need a lawyer. >> happy sword swallowers day. if you want to see it for yourself, head over to ripley's believe it or not in san francisco. it is at 1:30 this afternoon. that says tomorrow, it's actually today. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up viewer video, this viewer sent this video into weatherpic@nbcbayarea.com. >> this morning if you're not seeing a chance of snow flurries, you've got icy roads and settling up for a big cold snap. well this year our garden's simply amazing. how did you do it? eh, takes a lot of love. the real difference is, this year we went to lowe's. well all our lowe's garden club select plants are grown for your local reg

exchange system for over five years - allowing local shops to accept roubles from russian customers. uge hanger-like buildings which sell almost everything imaginable: electrical gadgets are favourites; as are clothes and sports goods - though it can be difficult to verify authenticity. each trip, the russians can return home with up to 400 us dollars in goods duty free. >>xu guangqian, a former farmer from 900 km away, took a gamble and started selling sportswear here eight years ago. he's profited well from heihe's russia-friendly policies. >>xu guanqian: business here, bought an apartment here and decided to move all the family here. that's my decision.at the highly visible consumer level - whether here in heihe or in the markets of russia's far east - much of the money flows into china's purse. >>but this is not a zero sum game. >>at the macro level, russia's 21 billion dollars in exports to china - including oil, metals and ores - nearly match its imports. and these are strategic supplies - that also represent a form of insurance to preserve the region's political status quo. >>the world econom

>> get an ordinary coat hanger like this, and then just bend it and practice swallowing this. >> letjust try the regular sword. >> i probably shouldn't do this. try it. good luck. give it a jiggle to get it past the gag reflex. >> i think i punctured my chest. >> never heard of that, before. oh, i guess you did. >> see what i'm talking about? >> you need a doctor. >> no, you need a lawyer. >> silliness, silliness, silliness. very cute. >> bob is very good at that, isn't he? he did file a workers' comp claim this afternoon. >> you can see matt perform yourself tomorrow at the riply's believe it or not museum in san francisco down at fisherman's wharf. the kids enjoy it a lot. >>> let's check in with jeff. last we talked you said it was cold outside. any change? >> it's still cold, tom. you know what? that whole piece there was the sword trick and everything like that, the snowflakes we're forecasting not a trick. it's happening in the north bay. look at this. some report was a few flurries in santa rosa and sebastopol. a short duration event but something rare across the bay area. we'

redskins linebacker chris hanger. the packers are playing for today, this is from super bowl 16.use i can. i am a world champion for life and my pick, the packers will bring home the lombardi trophy back where it all began in green bay. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> next at 5:30, a silicon valley incubator with a major investment in egypt. you'll see what they're trying to do for the egyptian work force. and the extra fee on your monthly energy bill that is not [ female announcer ] back to school means back to busy mornings. that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will love. plus i get two boxtops for their school. toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. plus i get two boxtops for their school. than listening there'to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favote tng is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh fixing the name. it'siber none. looks like one. well, i kn

women with trays selling cigarettes and western jewelry and turquoise and what have you, and all the hangers on and step in everyone, and they're all milling around. and joyce gets carried away and she's talking to somebody and she couldn't find me. and she finally looked around the rim, and way off in the corner ellis presley had me cornered. i was against the corner, and he's a big. he was like this and i was kind of hidden right behind him. he was talking about the united states army. if you remember, there was a draft during that period and some other people did not go in the draft. they went to canada or they refused. and he went in and served in the united states army, and he served in germany, and he wanted to talk about it. he loved the army. he valued his time serving, and he was sitting there going back and forth with me about this at that and the other thing. and i just found it fascinating that here was this man who a minute ago had been up there wiping the sweat off his face actually these things and everyone screamed and they were all these gorgeous women walking around his dre

get an ordinary coat hanger, bend it and practice swallowing this.he regular sword. good luck. give it a jiggle to get it past the gag reflex. >> reporter: i think i punctured my chest. hold that, please. >> i have never heard of that before. i guess you did. >> reporter: see what i'm talking about? >> you need a doctor. >> reporter: no, you need a lawyer. >> only bob redell. ripley's believe it or not museum? san francisco is holding sword swallowers day tomorrow at 1:30. if you need to get out of the house, maybe that's the place to be, i don't know. >> repeating, do not try this at home. >> or anywhere else. exactly. i don't know if we can top that. your gadgets are pretty cool, though. >>> my gadget is cool. i have a cute video to show you. it is friday, i thought you may like this. it is video from a backyard in seattle, one of the luckiest kids in the world. take a look at this. his dad built him a backyard rocket. now the family calls it the revena ultra low vehicle. it never takes off. >> 20 seconds and counting. t-minus 15 seconds. 12, 11, 1

they hop on the ride over there in the distance in front of the hanger. that's air force one.takeoff at 8:30 this morning taking president obama north to oregon. i'll have more on that segment of his trip. but the segment here in the bay area, there's a quick turn-around. he arrived last night and basically for a meeting of the leader of the free world with some of the titans of the tech industry here in silicon valley, like mark zuckerberg. he's the ceo and founder of facebook. he met with the president last night. apple's ceo, steve jobs. larry ellison, the founder of, r, oracle. they met at the house of john doerr. the president wanted to meet with the people to try to convince them to support his proposals for education, innovation and new jobs. and in return they were hoping to get a promise that he would make it easier for companies to do business in this country by offering things like tax credits for rnd, smoothing out the process for getting patent approval, that sort of thing. what was unusual about this visit is that the president wasn't here for a fund-raiser as pr

the survey was conducted by a nonprofit to end childhood hanger.he big health -- >>> if you take a look here, you will see all kinds of media have shown up for this event of apple. now, everybody has an expiration date and steve jobs is no exception to that but the reality is at his age, only in his 50s, it's a little early for them to think about a transition plan except for the fact he's had health problems. he's been a genous in terms of the -- genious in terms of the technology. one interesting note, apple insider took a vote of the apple faithful. most of them believe the company will survive just very well without steve jobs necessarily at the helm. earlier we spoke to a long-time tech an in sis. he said this -- >> i think the issue is stockholders who feel jobs are so important to the company, that that they -- that they need to 2340e who is gonna -- know who is gonna replace him. >> reporter: one of the factses of the matter is -- facts of the matter is apple has one of midwest loyal staff around. these-- most loyal staff around. these are

hanger shaperes.taining. it looks almost like -- i knew i would say toilet paper -- paper towels. it's disposable, though you can use them again if you want. it's napkins and paper -- >> how cute! >> they have everything and it's disposable. >> and it feels like material. >> $25 a roll. >> how great is that? >> that's a great idea. >> and you can reuse them, jill? >> yes. reusable and recycleable. >> you're batting a thousand, baby. i'll put my head on this one. >> these are custom made -- that one looks good on you. these are custom made bathing suits, so you go on line, and you tell them i have little b boobs, i have a little waist, and they customize it to your body. you can pick what design you like. it's a little pricey starting at 180, but i think if you're investing in a bathing suit, i think we're all self-conscious enough -- >> especially if you're not the same everywhere. >> i have a friend who mixes and matches smalls and mediums at the store. >> that's illegal. >> i know. i'm busting her o

. >> even on yours, they got little holes from the hanger. these are great.here, let's talk about cleanse and refresh, okay? >> yeah. >> because even your clothes need cleansing and refreshing. >> yes. make sure the guys are listening to this one, too. but we're bundled in our sweaters right now, but in a few months, we will be packing them away. you want to absorb the moisture in either your closet or the bin where you put your sweaters so they don't smell musky and you don't have to dry-clean again. >> no moth balls here, though, right? >> no moth balls. this is about absorbing the moisture. this is loved by so many, because this is a line to care for your wool and cashmere, which can be expensive. >> just spray and wash. >> exactly, and this will work on something you don't want to continually take to the dry cleaner. >> and this is what the dry cleaners use, the professional line, the spot treatment. >> exactly, the spot treatment. this is something i have seen work miracles, the jamie. you put it on the spot -- >> different stains? >> different stains, o

he was credited with inventing the coat hanger, the hideaway bed and the dumb waiter. >> how did he lose. >> what did i say? tantrum. well, he had the tantrum after losing at poker. >> and he set the house on fire because he was upset. there we have it. >> happy presidents' day for all that trivia. >> how many states have you visited? i can think of a couple i've never been toch. i've never been to alaska, i've never been to north dakota, i've never been to arkansas. >> they say the avrnl person in the united states has visited 20 or more states. the average is 16 for most people. >> that is a lot. i remember when cody was little, we were flying to mississippi to do something for my dear friend sam haskell and cody looked at me and said, mommy, do we have to go through customs? to get to mississippi. i thought that was cute, but apparently no one else did. that's why humor is dangerous. the three most popular places to visit. what are they? >> in the country. number three is washington. >> no, number one is times square. >> i like to go from three to one to build to one. >> one is times

house, since you travel on the train, the bus, your car, and you have your bags and coats and coat hangerse coming into the house, creating a little safe zone. >> no what to look for and know how to get rid of them. ralph maestre. thanks for the information. if you want more, go to abcnews.com/gma and read a chapter of "the bedbug book." and to see our guide for avoiding and getting rid of the pests for good. thank you. >>> and the healthiest food for breakfast. [ male announcer ] eakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> for millions of americans, literally eating on the run, finding healthy fast food, especially at breakfast time, can be a imagine. "health" magazine contributor, samantha heller, takes a look at some of the healthy options. this is something that fast food restaurants have been putting a lot of effort into. >> they have been. and thankfully. there are a lot of healthy options. and you can order foods the way you want them to make t

caller: pricing as much as everything -- oil, hangers, anything you bought was doubling in price in the last two or three years. it was just a losing proposition. my business is not the only one. there have been a half a dyfed -- doesn't cleaners that closed up. host: and hit in 2008 by people cutting back on dry cleaning in a bad economy. caller: you are right. host: you said you want more federal writ -- support. what could the federal government have done? caller: could put up small business loans to the people who wanted to stay in business but they have not done that much. the obama administration and the democrats have cut more jobs than we can shake a stick at. they are in contempt on oil drilling -- and how many jobs that would produce, i don't know. guest: one of the virtues of our economy is flexibility. on for -- fortunately it has an upside. when market forces change, you can go out of business. when an economy is working well, about a million jobs each month are being created and slightly less than a million are being let go. so we have a vibrant, churning economy. both dem

caller: pricing as much as everything -- oil, hangers, anything you bought was doubling in price in the last two or three years. it was just a losing proposition. my business is not the only one. there have been a half a dyfed -- doesn't cleaners that closed up. host: and hit in 2008 by people cutting back on dry cleaning in a bad economy. caller: you are right. host: you said you want more federal writ -- support. what could the federal government have done? caller: could put up small business loans to the people who wanted to stay in business but they have not done that much. the obama administration and the democrats have cut more jobs than we can shake a stick at. they are in contempt on oil drilling -- and how many jobs that would produce, i don't know. guest: one of the virtues of our economy is flexibility. on for -- fortunately it has an upside. when market forces change, you can go out of business. when an economy is working well, about a million jobs each month are being created and slightly less than a million are being let go. so we have a vibrant, churning economy. both dem

parenthood extinct issues i hope for good the back alley procedures and as well as well the rusty hangers that were used in the past. we heard of a horrible abortion clinics that saw the lives lost of mothers and babies because of the tactics that were being used. we speak of the right of a woman to be able to choose but also to accept the good health care of family planning. we speak of the rights of the constitution and the declaration of independence that really assures that we are all created equal with certain inalienable rights. the bill of rights which allows us due process. that is what is being denied in this continuing resolution. for as we speak if that money is eliminated, clinics around america will have their doors closed and women will be outside banging on the door and asking for good health care. i ask my colleagues to support congresswoman lowey's amendment and not take this nation back and eliminate $327 million and denying good health care for america's women and america's children. let us support the lowey amendment and let us reject the elimination of $327 million an

caller: pricing as much as everything -- oil, hangers, anything you bought was doubling in price in the last two or three years. it was just a losing proposition. my business is not the only one. there have been a half a dyfed -- doesn't cleaners that closed up. host: and hit in 2008 by people cutting back on dry cleaning in a bad economy. caller: you are right. host: you said you want more federal writ -- support. what could the federal government have done? caller: could put up small business loans to the people who wanted to stay in business but they have not done that much. the obama administration and the democrats have cut more jobs than we can shake a stick at. they are in contempt on oil drilling -- and how many jobs that would produce, i don't know. guest: one of the virtues of our economy is flexibility. on for -- fortunately it has an upside. when market forces change, you can go out of business. when an economy is working well, about a million jobs each month are being created and slightly less than a million are being let go. so we have a vibrant, churning economy. both dem

but what an individual airport does, whether it wants to build a hanger on the airport or south side. those are airport local decisions and not subject to our approval. >> i thank you with the idea of airport local decisions. i'm concerned about one issue that respects the philadelphia situation. because they do have great autonomy and they have proposed expanding the airstrip to accommodation congestion. >> yes, sir. >> are you aware in the context that 78 homes are going to be taken by reported eminent domain? >> i am aware of that, yes, sir. >> sir, the power does not come from them locally. it's your power of the domain they are stepping into. they are making their own independent decisions, not using regional association because they choose not to, but they words, not ours, because of revenue stream. your power of eminent domain is what they are using to take these homes. is that fair to the homeowners they are not looking at what the goa suggests may well be an alternative to dealing with congestion? >> well, i think that the gap in what you and i are discussing is captured in o

. >> that didn't even need a hanger. if you know what i mean.ause we're sick of the weather, we're tired of it. we're going to be lounging. the show's going to involve a nice, warm, summertime theme. >> we're getting away. i'm going to feel a little more comfortable because i had my fat melted. >>> also, "everyone has a story" storm. i heard it rehearsed last night. it's going to be great. >> come see us. at bhingwe bng suits. >> have a great winesday. put on your suits, thongs if you must. see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good day from cairo where there has been an enormous change in the battle in effect for control of this part of the city but more than that, it could be for control of the world's largest arab nation. this is the square we have been talking about for days. it was full of anti-mubarak protesters. street gangs came in on horse, camel and on foot. there has been

caller: pricing as much as everything -- oil, hangers, anything you bought was doubling in price in the last two or three years. it was just a losing proposition. my business is not the only one. there have been a half a dyfed -- doesn't cleaners that closed up. host: and hit in 2008 by people cutting back on dry cleaning in a bad economy. caller: you are rht. host: you said you want more federal writ -- support. what could the federal government have do? caller: could put up small business loans to the people who wanted to stay in business but they have not done that much. the obama administration and the democrats have cut more jobs than we can shake a stick at. they are in contempt on oil drilling -- and how many jobs that would produce, i don't know. guest: one of the virtues of ou economy is flexibility. on for -- fortunately it has an upside. when market forces change, you can go out of business. when an economy is working well, about a million jobs each month are being created and slightly less than a million are being let go. so we have aibrant, churning economy. both democrats