has finally become correctional officer hardy. >> i've been working a lot of overtime.e system works is you have to cover another shift. we'll work 16 hours. today i came in at 2:00 p.m. and i won't get off until 6:00 a.m. in the morning. so it's a long ride, especially when you have to go home and still spend time with your family and things like that. but the money is good. that's what's appealing to you and you want to do it. you know what i mean? this morning, i got up at 6:00 a.m. and i had to go home and get a little bit of sleep and get back up here. eight hours after i punched out. it can get overwhelming sometimes, but hey, you know, it took a long time to get this, and i'm very proud to wear it, and i come in here each day and try to do my best. my first night on assignment was house unit "a." this dorm here. it was 10:00 p.m. when i came here that night. the first thing you're thinking, man, you don't know any of these inmates, you're all by yourself. you're all by yourself. you have 114 inmates in this dorm and it's just you. you're the only one that is with

deborah khoshaba: hardiness is a term of resiliency. it's about a set of attitudes that a person has that helps them to transform the problems that they encounter in life in a way that enhances their performance, their morale, their conduct, and their health. salvatore maddi: it's a pattern, a personality pattern where you have certain attitudes and certain skills, a sense of commitment, a sense of control, and a sense of challenge. if you have a strong sense of commitment... what's natural for you is to involve yourself with other people, involve yourself with whatever's going on, rather than hang back and feel isolated and alienated. if you have a strong sense of control, it's natural for you to struggle and try to influence the outcomes that are going on around you rather than just sink into passivity and powerlessness. and if you have a strong sense of challenge... what feels natural to you is to continue to learn through your experience. but how do we know if we are effectively dealing with the everyday stress in our lives? salvato

tied at 2... matt wieters drops it inside the left field line... jj hardy come scores... orioles in front 3-2... . next batter... danny valencia soft liner... makes it to the outfield... adam jones come on down... birds extend their lead to 4- 2.... top of the 7th... tied at 4... daniel nava to left... jason pride-e boots

so these southern belles came with their hardy husbands, and what they found was stark reality. there was nothing there. there was harsh land, harsh weather, no houses whatsoever, and certainly no furniture, and so i have a couple of quotes from letters that were written and things that were said back then. now my great, great grandmother was one of these southern belles. her father was the governor of tennessee. she married her young husband who just graduated from medical school. he was setting up his mm practice, and they moved to san august seen, texas. it was pretty primitive back then. but she wrote this letter that just touched my heart. out in this new country, -- she was writing to her sister. dear lew, out in this new country, i so no one but strangers. they are the kindest people i have ever met. the society is as good as any portion of tennessee. there seems to be as much refinement as you meet with at any place. there is no such thing as fine house or furniture. they have very comfortable houses, but can't get furniture. we're too far from navigation to get such thi

this was described as the laurel and hardy presidency, not kind words. what would you sum up this woke? >> the laurel and hardy presidency. beyond that, it's the presidency bouncing off the walls. barak barak we just heard him say has now proposed if they dispose of assad's weapons, we will have that behind us. one has to wonder who he consulted on this subject. chemical weapons are acting as though these are boxes of box in assad's library. it's the most complicated substance in the defense policy. we read the "wall street journal." it's had a wonderful front page story about something called unit 450 in syria. a highly sophisticated group in the syrian army which is disperseing the chemical weapons to 50 different sites. the idea that we're going to somehow find them and dispose of them is really as we say backless. so one wonders if the president is simply acting on ideas as they enter his mind. >> the argument from the white house is this was actually brilliant diplomacy. i'm in the making this up. that's what they are saying. now they are saying he

>> the laurel and hardy presidency? beyond that, it's been really a presidency bouncing off the walls. barack obama, we just heard him say, has now proposed that if they dispose of assad's chemical weapons, then we will have that problem behind us. one has to wonder who exactly he consulted on this subject. chemical weapons are one of the most -- acting as though these are boxes of books in assad's library. in fact, it's one of the most complicated substances in defense policy. and we read "the wall street journal," had a wonderful front page story about something called unit 450 in syria, a very highly sophisticated group in the syrian army, which is dispersing the chemical weapons to 50 different sites. the idea is that we're going to somehow find them and dispose of them is really, as we say, feckless. so one wonders if the president is simply acting on ideas as they enter his mind. >> but the argument from the white house is that this was actually brilliant diplomacy. i'm not making this up. that's what they're sayi

the media speculated over a possible coalition, the greens and the left hardy. most expect angela merkel to remain chancellor. it's likely to be tough and link the. court in cairo issued a ban on the muslim brotherhood. judges ruled it pose a threat to national security. the court then the party from all activities and ordered its assets confiscated. egypt had an elect to government led by the muslim brotherhood and its president, mohamed morsi, but a new constitution aimed at strengthening islamic law triggered mass protest and they removed him from power. >> the new president of a rental the general assembly his country posed no threat to the world. he also said tehran is open to talks over its nuclear program. >> weapons of mass destruction have no place in a rent's defense policy. our national interest, we must remove all concerns about iran's nuclear program. >> a change in tone from iran, which led to bilateral talks between the u.s. secretary of state and his irradiance counterpart. the highest level meeting between the two sides in 30 years grade the ira

johnn hours of a gaffe of kerry, the laurel to obama's hardy. they know there is no way he will dismantle his weapons, but it would stopped any attempt to get rid of assad. putin has a single objective. he wants a side in place -- she in place.d keep him in place. >> those who worship at the altar of shock and awe, who deferred to the judgment of cheney and rumsfeld, do not well serve the public discussion. syria coming up. >> the experience with the war in iraq colors help people view the situation. >> we only heard one side of the story then, and we are only hearing one side of the story now. >> it is a deep concern, which i completely understand, of not wanting to get further involved in the difficulties of syria. >> of their it is,, a rack, iraq iraqere it is, iraq, iraq, . at this point, is the threat of military action and empty one? >> no, i think assad was worried about getting bombed. i think it did have an impact. but the united states is right to be wary of this. once you get involved in that regime, even if it is a limited strike, it

hardy you define that? >>guest: the idea there are certain features of biological systems that are best explained by the intelligence caused rather then the and directed process of natural selection. the best way to understand it by understanding in contrast that particular meaning for related to challenge. there are different meanings we are not challenging all of them. but indisputable space the challenges that is a long time ago. but the third reading is that the and directed or unindicted process on a random variations imitations is sufficient to give both the new form of structure we see rising but also the appearance of designed the most of biologists recognize >>host: a modern spokesman and foreign you darwinism he says biology is a study of complicated things that give the appearance to give the design for purpose for all classical darwinian sticky word is appearance. they're not really designs because there is a mechanism that natural selection with random mutation is not self decider guided in any

tied at 2... matt wieters drops it inside the left field line... jj hardy come scores... orioles in front 3-2... . next batter... danny valencia soft liner... makes it to the outfield... adam jones come on down... birds extend their lead to 4- 2.... top of the 7th... tied at 4... daniel nava to left... jason pride-e boots it... dustin pedroia held up, then takes off... go ahead run scores on the error... boston up 5-4... . move to the 8th... 2 on for steve pearce... rips it down the line... nate mclouth scores... valencia waved home... his slide beats the tag... orioles re-take the lead... 6-5... . 9th inning... maybe jim johnson's last save chance of the season... . freezes johnny gomes to end it... his league-best 49th save... orioles win 6-5 taking the season series with the red sox for the 2nd straight year. that's all for sports unlimited... i'm morgan adsit.. thanks for watching... have a great boy: one day, at the scene of the fire the cop found the perfect axe. that was the day he became axe cop! so he had tryouts and hired a partner. axe cop: i will chop your hea

we have with us captain hardy of the fire department is going to walk through with us, we'll have thepartment joining us in a few minutes and we will have a tour around the inside of the restaurant looking at the kitchen, looking at the food prep areas, looking at the dish wash and the cold storage. so this will be really fun. and looking of course at fire and life safety issues in restaurants. there are particular issues regarding safety in restaurants because you get a lot of people together. basically they are considered assembly occupancy. any place you get 50 or more people together are considered assembly occupancy. the rules go way up. we're outside town hall restaurant. this is a historic building and we believe when the building was built it was installed with a fire sprinkler system and of course you need to maintain the equipment that was installed when the building was built. what do we have here? . >> what we would do on the inspection is start with the outside of the building, take a look at it. this is the automatic sprinkler connection for our fire engines to hook up t

i didn't care hardy nickerson brings him down. >> charles: all right. the duplicate numbers thing, i mean, and it played into tonight's game, didn't it. >> referee: personal foul, tripping, on the offense, number 78. 15-yard penalty. still first down. >> charles: i'm talking about jared goff wears 16 and the penalty there gets number 78 op offense. that is the big fella, andrew norwell, all big ten guard. but tonight jared goff wearing 16, the punter, cole leininger, wears 16. and cal got tricked on a punting situation and he threw a pass for a first down. something doesn't seem right about that. i'm sorry. >> gus: it's difficult for announcers. but it is legal football. it's legal football. let's take a look at the ohio state schedule. play bam-u next week, then wisconsin, northwestern, a bye, iowa, penn state. >> charles: from what we've seen here today, many people in the preseason targeted this ohio state team as one of the top teams potentially to take on whoever that s.e.c. representative is in the national title game, right now seems to be tracki

a reporter and quentin hardy of the "new york times" this week on "press: here." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. lets get right to it. a clip from the old '60s series "star trek." >> seems fine now. >> that in dr. mccoy's hand is part of a tri-corder, a device in this case diagnoses the patient by waving it back and forth. in reality it's a salt shaker. the props department wanted to save money. for tv purposes it's a tri-corder. this is not a proper, the equivalent. it can read your vital signs from temperature to blood pressure just by holding it to your head. walter wanted to raise $100,000 in funding to create the device. he accidentally raised more than a million and a half, breaking records on the site, futurist, inventor and knight. less talk about the knight thing real fast. i don't think we've had a knight. i mean a knight with a sword on either side of your shoulders. >> it's a little less sexy. everyone who has been in the army in belgium, when you're an officer and retire you get that order. >> still the only order of knight i'm aware of we'v

. >> hardy leaders and members will thrash out their strategy behind closed doors, but there's already speculation that the first talks between germany's's two main parties could take off as early as next week. >> all right, our man at the s beattie is terry martin. he is standing by at headquarters for us in berlin. good evening to you. it has been almost a week since the election. why do you think it has taken peer steinbrueck so long to let the country know that he is basically done with frontline politics? >> well, the social democrats in germany are still in a state of shock after that election result on sunday. they were given their second worst election result in the party's history, so i think it takes a bit to digest what they have come up against over the past several months. that election defeat for them was really extremely bitter, so i think peer steinbrueck had to first come to terms with what has happened. he has been consulting, of course, with other party leaders and thinking about his future. we knew before the election that he would not participate as a cabinet membe

. >> it does well and doesn't get too huge t a good hardy street tree. but we get complaints. >> they're similar to a lefto spermum. which is when captain cook sailed, he would take leaves from these plants and make tea to cure scurvey. >> there are also, there's another tree that is new zealand native. it is called the new england crils tree. they will survive in the worst conditions, the saltiest s. they have pretty aggressive roots, you want to plant it with care, but it can be a big beautiful tree, and really. >> if you want to see the big, the biggest, most beautiful, metro -- that i know of, it is in the golden gate park as you go in the side entrance, right near the side entrance where the pond is, there's a huge one, it must be 80 feet tall with aerial roots coming down. it is gorgeous. they get enormous. >> they can. >> that's -- >> it is a great tree for some of our micro climb climates. one last thing, this in tree basin rnings what they're doing, they're creating, they're trying to reduce the tripping hazard and they put these pavers around t

hardy. orioles score seven unanswered runs. jim johnson gets his 50th save.e most viable player. what a crowd and an atmosphere yesterday. >> finished strong. back after the break. >> fire crews are still on the scene of a fire in north baltimore. is based ontry people saying they will not do things and at the end of the day coming together for compromise. >> down to the wire in washington. lawmakers have just hours left to keep the government going. >> the ravens now stand at 2-2 after losing in buffalo. what went wrong? >> it seems the summer weather is making a comeback. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. i'm stan stovall. >> thank you for joining us this morning. i'm mindy basara. >> 6:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's.. willwill bet some people turn the air conditioner on this week. today will be kind of a transition day. you still may want

see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hardy was a big. welcome back this is artie grease faces a battle with international lenders over control of the country's assets following suggestions it could need another ten billion euro rescue package to fulfill its financial obligations to the e.u. the two thousand and eight crisis led to a request for one hundred ten billion euro loan from the from the european union in return greece introduced austerity measures and another one hundred thirty billion followed shortly the beginning of the turmoil saw public debt rocket to one hundred twenty nine percent of g.d.p. and the extra aid boosted that by more than a quarter author and journalists are raised stephano believes athens has become addicted to being rescued and must default to begin his recovery. what happened during the last two or three years during this so-called salvation period was that greece became john key or for foreign intervention and foreign help it's simply impossible anymore during the three hundred twenty billion sa

collected sold to third parties and then accessed in the future which is troublesome well thank you hardy that was how you bigger fish and executive director of the national lawyers guild thank you for your input thank you. in the mid atlantic it's been a grim scene along the coast this summer after dead dolphins started washing up on shore now especially here you'll see on the map in virginia beach where the largest number of dolphins have made landfall now genetic tests point to a virus playing a major role in the massive dolphin vitale's are to correspondent megan lopez has the full report. nine am and most beachgoers are just waking up in the tourist town of virginia beach but the virginia stranding response team is already in action this is by far the most serious event that i've ever seen this group is responsible for sea life recovery in the entire state of virginia and they've been working on the mystery of don't things washing up on the shores of the atlantic we have one bottle nosed dolphin stranding that we just got a call for about ten minutes ago the responding to a call from

eggs and shoes at his car and i think it was triggered by the historic phone conversation between hardy and obama the first direct talks between u.s. and iranian leaders for three decades well after the cold president obama voiced hopes of progress they were tehran's atomic ambitions so that serious obstacles remain norman solomon from the institute for public accuracy says those obstacles can be overcome and he paused long as in both countries on to down to dictate policy. the u.s. government is under great pressure from the hawks in washington many of whom while the united states to either attack or nod towards israel launching an attack on iran within the next year or so the role of the us i think is now to see what's possible diplomatically and i think it's a combination you know it takes two to dance and ronnie and obama are beginning to dance that was not possible under the din a job it was not possible or would not be possible under a president romney or president mccain for instance i think that is a very important factor a combination and it's a matter of timing. but it will be

exchange between president obama and secretary of state's kerry now being compared to that of laurel and hardyat is the cost been? let's ask wall street editor dan manager. want to get to the cost of this. why did you make the connection? >> because of the bumbling in him that had taken place over the last two weeks. you know, the red line that turned out not to be a red line. the secretary of state saying that this act by the united states would be unbelievably small and then blurted out that perhaps if assad got rid of this chemical weapons perhaps some of this what happened. immediately the russians seized on that and here we are trying to pursue the dismantling of the syrian chemical weapons, a process that anyone who is in the chemical weapons business will tell you is extraordinarily complex andd time-consuming. the secretary of state was saying days, hours, days. no, years to get a job like this done. melissa: absolutely. it has to be done by military folks. cannot be done by civilians. it is complicated. they must be armed. building silos. >> and this is in the middle of a warm. plus,

. - you're on the bonus roster, and this is the key to gil hardy's office. i want you out of that hole you've been stuck in. - you know how grateful i am. - i do. - [shuddering] [door opens] - dad! - hey, buddy. hi. - daddy. - hi, sweetie. - all right, kids, go back inside. get washed up for dinner. what's going on? your cell was turned off, and i've been waiting. - oh, i had to take the car in for service. - well, come on in. food's getting cold. oh, and, david, what is that smell? it's all the way in the kitchen? - solvent. i was just cleaning some tools. - oh. well, can you get rid of it before we eat? - sure. - okay, guys, time to eat. wash your hands. when you smoke, addictive ingredients like nicotine pull you in. every day, over 1200 people die from smoking-related diseases. don't sink deeper into addiction. pull yourself out! ♪ don't you wanna, wanna ♪ don't you ♪ don't you want to see me flaunt what i got? ♪ oh. ♪ don't you ♪ don't you wanna, wanna ♪ don't you ♪ don't you wanna, wanna stress sweat is different than heat and activity sweat -- it smel

foimd he loved laurel and hardy. he would watch any of them and would giggle.ained a lot of very nice ideas and clever jokes. >> i love the fact that one time they gave him mickey mouse films. >> that's right. one of his favorite movies was king kong. there were some nazis who thought king kong was -- and this is their language "an attack on the nerves of the germany people. he,000 it was funny and he watched it many times. >> when did this relationship come to a close oonld why did it take us so long to know it? >> what happened was hitler conquered other territories and the studios found they were having trouble distributing their product in other countries and that's when the studios stopped and decided maybe they should make an anti-nazi film. when they did so they were finally kicked out of germany. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up next meet a couple whose idea of fun is diving hundreds of folks without scuba gear without a single breath of air. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> announcer: eye opening zreems sponso

since before 1598 when santa fe was established as a province of new spain, grizzled frontiersmen and hardy eke out a difficult existence. welcome to santa fe today. where we can all live the western dream and even buy a little piece of it to take home. you gotta love it. we pretty much eradicate the native american culture, and now in newer, more politically correct times, we decide we love indians and all things native american. and we're kind of but not really sorry. and how much is that bric-a-brac? but that's not all. the new west is inclusive. >> welcome to santa fe. >> you've got your whole spectrum of new age crystal types seeking spiritual purity and intensity in the harsh, yet beautiful landscape. it's the last place in the u.s. you can wear buckskin and fringe without irony. while holding a buddhist blanket. there is, very deep inside this ordinary-looking five and dime, something truly authentic. >> hi. frito pie and a soda, please? >> this is the frito pie. as american as apple pie or the manhattan project and nearly as deadly. canned hormel chili and day-glo orange cheese-like

before he was "bay watch," he was crime wash, remember the "hardy boys"? and what's that?ie, though. i'll be back here monday through friday on "today in the bay." mom? did nana ever give you cheerios when you were a little kid? yeah, she did. were cheerios the same back then? cheerios has pretty much been the same forever. so...when we have cheerios, it's kind of like we are having breakfast with nana... yeah... ♪ yeah. you're so smart. >>> and a live look outside add o.co coliseum. and just another reminder that you can watch the 49ers big showdown against the seahawks tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. can you catch the game at 5:30. >> in arlington, texas, a showdown between the first place a's and second place rangers last night. oakland jumped out to an early 9-2 lead but had to hold on as texas came back to make it a 9-8 game. >> in southern california, the dodgers hosting the giants in game two of a four-game series. hunter pence game the defending world champs a two-run lead. sergio romo pull it is out from there as the giants even up the series at one gam

. >> we are sitting around here having a hardy hear anchor style but it will be tough on that bridge. chp say people haven't this is the first weekend of the bridge. and people will want to take pictures of it. let's just show you what we have for the traffic. it's a beautiful bridge. so let's stop joking around. but you will see traffic troubles. we mentioned it. we will remind you of it. there is a giants game in the city and it may be crowded. let's take a look at 237. that traffic is moving along pretty well. crossing 880. in the san jose area we are looking good on 101. 185, 280, 680 it's all nice looking drive with no major problems. not any major slow downs yet. 5:18 let's go to steve. >> sal. >> yes, sir? >> if you haven't driven some people flew coming in. >> you saw it? >> yes. it's pretty cool. >>> we have mostly clear skies at 5:00 a.m.. there is a little bit of fog on the coast. patchy coast fog sunny and warmer. the weekend looks hot. i would make plans for the beach if there is any fog. warm starting next week. and then turning cooler and maybe not even low clouds but h

for men, it's called a hardy boy. [traffic noise] hey, kk, how's it hangin'? very low, sir. very low. i lost something real important. you know what i do when i lose something? i yell real loud until i find it. so what is it that you lost? pants. pants! pants! pants! pants! pants! pants! how 'bout the sean johns? were you chafing again, tray? i don't think that's gonna help me find mr. donaghy's pants. well, did you retrace your steps? or go back to the drycleaners? yes, obvious twins. and i tried looking in the last place you'd ever expect. and, no, mr. donaghy's pants are not in the ladies' room at that laser tag place on 12th avenue. it's no use. i'm just gonna have to replace 'em. but where am i ever gonna get $2,500? well, why don't you just do like i do and sell your autograph at the car show? [piano playing] ♪ what the world needs now ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ it's the only thing ♪ that there's just too little of ♪ ♪ what the world needs now ♪ ahh! go! come on, go! [grunting] go, go! go! come on! gah! [both shouting] what the what?! [siren] [giggles] [mumbles] oh, my

hardy. >> for trout, he's really only amazed himself with just one accomplishment. >> this year, when i had that cycle, it was basically told myself that if i -- after i hit that home run, it was like first time i ever preplanned something. if i go up there thinking i need a home run, i usually fly out or get out, but, you know, it was a 2-0 pitch and i told myself hey, i got to hit a home run here and it happened. >> his biggest fan is his mentor and former teammate, torii hunter. >> with the angels, he sat next to me and asked me all the questions in the world. when i see him now with the tigers and watch hill on t.v., he's got the smile on his face, playing with a passion. you see he runs hard all the time, always running into walls, diving for balls. he's doing everything possible to leave it all on the field. >> it's one of the things growing up, you know, having that mentor and coming through the league getting that experience. any little thing, you can ask him. it was, you know, a big help last year. >> speaking of last year, several baseball insiders thought trout should have

hardy. >> reporter: but trout has really only amazed himself once. >> this year when i got the cycle. i hit that home run, it was like the first time i ever preplanned something. if i go out up there thinking i need a home run, i usually fly out or get out, but, you know, 2-0 pitch, and i told myself, hey, i got to hit a home run here, and it happened. >> reporter: perhaps his biggest man is his mentor and former teammate, torii hunter, who might be more impressed by trout the student rather than trout the player. >> he would come over and sit next to me and ask me all of the questions in the world. now i watch him on tv, and he has the smile on his face. he runs hard all the time. he is always running into walls and diving for walls. he is doing everything possible to leave it all on the field. >> growing up, and getting that experience, you need any little thing you need to know, you can ask him, so it was a big help last year. >> reporter: speaking of last year, several baseball insiders thought trout should have won the american league mvp award. and that same argument could repea

takes a home run away from jj hardy. >> trout amazed himself once. >> i told myself if i hit the home run, it's the first time i preplanned something. if i go up thinking i need a home run, i fly out or get out. i tell myself, "i have to hit a home run and it happens. trout's biggest fan is mentor and tomorrower team-mate tory hunter, who may be impressed by trout the student than the player. >> i have a guy that hasn't been there before. he sat next to me asking me the questions in the world. when i see him now and watch him on tv, he has a smile on his face, he's running to the wall, dodging for balls and is doing everything to leave it on the field. >> that is something growing up, having the mentor, coming through getting that experience. if you need any little thing you can ask him. it was a big help last year. >> speaking of last year several baseball insiders thought trout should have won the award. the same argument could be repeated this year. it's a subject trout is tired of discussing. >> it's tough. people are writing or talking about it. for me, you know, money and other

i think that would be a fool hardy move.the syrian army is tied up fight ing insurgency and rebels. if you attack the israelis, there will be a response. >> the president underscoring it would be limited capacity. based on all you played out, that sounds pretty extensive. is it your belief it could be limited and just day in or two? >> if you launch a series of missiles one day, you look the next day to see what you did. if you didn't hit what you wanted and didn't achieve the level of degradation you want and talking restrikes, two, three days, unfortunately these things have a way of going on and on. as we say in the middle east, once you stick that nose under the tent, where does it stop? it could be the first so much to an escalation and what everybody's concerned about. >> thank you for your time. appreciate it. >>> in just a few minutes, if the strike on syria were to occur, what then? what happens afterwards? we'll look at the bigger picture and how iran and russia may fit into this crisis and what will history ultima

>> neil: just saying that they know the homes are not occupied that often and they party hardy there.ing. kids need something better to do. >> neil: don't you think their parents -- >> lawyers have to follow strict rule oughts of ethics, if they file -- >> neil: what do you mean lawyers have to follow rule0s ethics. >> if you file a ridiculous lawsuit, you could be in big trouble and lose your license. if somebody files a ridiculous case, that's could face action. >> this guy's house is trashed and now could be -- because of opportunity -- opportunistic lawyers like you. >> thank you very much. to the millions of taxpayer dollarsu just paid? this ad doesn't tick you off? life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and mone

we will have the forecast after a break. ,,,, >>> a hail and hardy good sunday morning to you. we're starting out with fog and clouds along the shoreline. it can't be that bad. got the forecast after a break. ,,,,,,,, department investigates an coli outbreak. >>> a san francisco restaurant remains closed as the health department investigates an e. coli outbreak. investigators say four of the 14 people -- of the 14 people infected, 9 ate at the berma superstar. the restaurant is on clement street. the eatery's owner voluntarily closed it for the weekend but plans to reopen tomorrow. >> i'm scared. because i eat here all the time. that's a major, major problem. >> the health department is still investigating the source of the 5 other cases. experts believe there's no on going risk. >>> we have a birds eye view of the still of mill bray. a new attraction. music, arts and crafts and of course, food and wine. you can check it out this morning at 10:00 until 5:00 this afternoon. it's downtown on broadway avenue. it's a free shuttle from the station. it'll be a nice afternoon. you're

. >>> chicago is known for extreme weather and its hardy residents generally take things in stride.s that's unusual, even by chicago standards. >> i've never seen the waves this high. it's scary. >> i got hit by a wave and i was going backwards when i was trying to go forward. >> lake shore drive boasts one of chicago's most stunning backdrops. popular with tourists, outdoor enthusiasts and commuters. eric nelson lives across the street in a high rise with spectacular views of the water front. >> it's usually just packed. lot of runners, lots of people on their bikes. >> but on september 30th, 2011, high waves on lake michigan pummeled the shoreline raging out of control. >> i first realized something out of the ordinary was happening that morning when i got up. >> eric is surprised to see enormous waves crashing against the shoreline below. he records the scene to show friends and then heads out to investigate. >> waves were coming up 20, 30 feet in the air and crashing out well across the jogging path and right up to the street. >> people are still using the path along the lake. m

it's a $29 million yacht called rose hardy. it's a sailboat.tiful sailboats ever made in italy. he's selling it because people tell me he never uses it, he just works too darn hard. he's only been on it once or twice in the past year. wendy murdoch was really the person using it, and now that they're divorcing it, he doesn't need it anymore. he bought some property in del mar, california, a winery, so maybe he'll move the yacht to the winery. clive palmer is a billionaire in australia, and they basically attacked palmer and said he's kind of a fraud, and this is the worst insult for the rich. they say that palmer is not actually a billionaire, which is the ultimate insult. so palmer is threatening to sue as billionaires do. >> he's not a billionaire, he's just really, really, really rich. >> i don't know what to say. as far as the yacht is concerned, i guess it's like anybody going through a divorce. you have memories where he is sbe ta entertained and where wendy is entertained and he probably doesn't need it around anymore. i have no doubt he

i want to say a hardy hello, and thanks for being with us, i'm christi paul.s a "seinfeld," hello! >> i'm mr. blackwell. five stories we're watching. >> number one, 34 people taken to the hospital after greyhound bus flipped. this happened in southwestern ohio near the town of hamilton. 52 people we know were on board when it overturned, but the bus was en route from cincinnati to detroit at the time. >>> number two, official warnings of more flooding in colorado, as though they can take any more. raging waters already are blamed for at least four deaths. more than 218 people are unaccounted for right now, but national guard troops and helicopters and high-water trucks are evacuating more than 800 people from two towns. they've done that, actually. the fema -- and fema has launched its largest rescue deployment in colorado's history with this one. >>> number three, 2013 is on track to be the worst year for measles in nearly two decades. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, 159 cases have been reported in the u.s. this year, and health o

a few hardy souls remain with their catch, refusing to budge.ere on the plains. but the sheer size, weight, and aggressiveness of the buffalo convinces the lions that no meal, no matter how hotly contested, is worth a good old fashioned trampling. >> and there were maybe only like two or three lions left on top of the baby that we thought is probably dead by then. >> the lions scamper off in search of easier game. then, after almost nine minutes, after a mad chase, a powerful pounce. followed by a tumble in the water. after a crocodile joins the action. after a beastial tug-of-war and in the midst of almost certain death, a simple heart-lifting miracle. and then it stood up. >> the calf is still alive. yeah. it's trying to get away. it's standing up. it's standing up. it's standing up! it got away. they've got him back. they do have him back. >> the tourists let out a collective sigh of relief as the wobbly calf rejoins mom and dad. the calf faces the abyss and lives another day. >> it stood straight up, walked back into the herd like nothing ha

it looks hardy and great. >> beautiful. chifken theis with the skin and bone attached.e cooked them in olive oil, then we moved the chicken. >> i browned a little bit of fen nel in here and look it out and while it was still hot, mix in some olives. with that same oil, now we added in the chicken back again and then we added in some chicken stock and white wine and let it reduce. >> put this on top now. this is that fennel and the olives you put together. >> yep. these are going to go on top. because the fennel was hot when i mixed in these olives, they roasted a little bit but gave it a softness. put them back in. little bit of pepper. >> and just a little bit of salt. not too much. got salt already in the olive sgls we do have salt in the olives. we also use sodium-free chicken stock. >> this looks good. >> that's a great dish. that'll fill you up. >> yes. thank you. >>> here we go. ,,,,,,,, 21-year old michael 21-year michael montgomery arrested wednesd for stabbing and killing a dodgers fan... i . >>> here's a look at this morning's top stories. 21-year-old michael

in fact, he would tell his guy that mchighloft looked a lot like the guy from laurel and hardy, the skinnyne. there's no way anyone can fear the skinny guy. look at him, laugh in his face, be not afraid, and it worked. with no reason to believe they could win, the u.s. team played fearlessly and they eked out the most famous upset in all of american sports in all-time. usa! usa! all because of a ridiculous and hilarious doppelganger. and now there's another one. and it's the best new thing in the world today and it's come right up. stay with us. >>> the whole point of going in and having these limited strikes, i was told, to punish assad for those chemical weapon strikes. now we're willing to say, well, russia's on it, we don't need to punish him anymore, let's get rid of the chemical weapons, and i'm sorry, cornell, but no one believes that that's actually possible. they've been moving chemical weapons, hezbollah probably has them already. this is a farce. it's kabuki theater and we're all in for a very rude awakening. >> so we shouldn't go in and start dropping bombs? is that your point?