delta is hippo heaven.m. that's a big one. boy, i never seen so many hippos. do they stay in the water all day long? >> yeah, this is their natural habitat. >> hippos beat the heat by staying in the water about 16 hours a day, and they need lots of sun block. but who would be crazy enough to rub it on? fortunately, no one needs to. the hippos' own bodies produce a red, oily sweat that keeps their sensitive skin from getting burned. they are so well-adapted to the water, they can even go to sleep while completely submerged. >> what's incredible, though, is that when they're in deep water and they sleep, they have the ability to rise up, breathe, and sink back down again underwater without waking up. [african choir harmonizes] >> hippos dine on grass, not people... but even so, they should never be approached when out of the water, especially after dark. >> because of the fact that they come out at night, their defense mechanism is to run back into water, and so, if you get between a hippo and the water, he's

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the hippo, the tiger. without you, we cannot have done that.our patience and support. any questions? commissioner harrison: just a compliment, and thank you. my granddaughter, who just turned 3 if you months ago, had a birthday party out there with a lot of family, friends, and relatives. and it was absolutely wonderful. thank you. everything was perfect. we rode the train. it was absolutely great. i wanted to thank you in complement you and the staff out there. >> thank you commissioner. i know it has been a tough three years. thank you for your patience and support. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. we're on item number seven, sue bierman park. >> the afternoon, commissioners. this would director for the recreation and parks department. i am here for the discussion and possible action to recommend that the board of supervisors approved legislation introduced by president to to allow for the placement of a playground in sue bierman park. playgrounds are critical for a child's healthy developmen

. >> -- hippo hippodrome and the lyric. you have this.ns hopkins level event. when -- when you kind of took over the theater department it was in a barn and kind of in a dark corner of the university. here is the website. i mean it is the real deal. well done, john. >> thank you. >> well done indeed, theater -- >> -- that -- >> -- studies. >> yeah, we are a lot -- actually one of our students got a primetime emmy last year, we have -- >> who was that? >> annalease stewart and we have -- >> -- pretty cool -- >> -- hollywood movie -- >> -- beg deal -- >> -- yeah -- >> -- very well known now in india and then we have lots -- one of our students just got a pilot film in hollywood and won a first prize for -- >> -- but that -- but that -- but that is how a university gets recognition, let's -- let's just take it to the engineering department at hopkins, 1 astronaut, 2 astronaut, 3 astronaut -- >> -- yeah -- >> -- star -- >> -- students who are really scoring in new york, too, in broadway and offbroadway, so -- >> -- cool -- >> -- that -- >> --

>> we have a great video, hippo butt explosion blowing up all over the net. >> right this minute!ey -- '60s era chieftan battle tank, the main battle tank of the uk. what else are you going to do with two old cars and a tank? but crush them. >> wow. >> something oddly therapeutic about that, isn't it? >> yeah. ♪ >> where does one get their hands on a tank? can you put that in craigslist, like looking for tank? >> you kind of can. you can put anything on craigslist. i wouldn't be surprised. ♪ >>> it's the beebs, he's breaking records and we're not talking about albums. >> i know this kid is big. i can't believe he's this big ♪ >>> so we all have these crazy dreams. mine is to play basketball with michael jordan. ♪ i know i'm probably never going to do it and don't really pursue it, one man named na did puueis crazy drea o ss america. >> i am going to walk across america. >> he just recently accomplished that dream, ending in san francisco. put youtube videos up, tweeted all the time, blogged about things going on during his journey. in the youtube videos you can see his transformat

>> we have a great video, hippo butt explosion blowing up all over the net. >> right this minute!a chieftan battle tank, the main battle tank of the uk. what else are you going to do with two old cars and a tank? but crush them. >> wow. >> something oddly therapeutic about that, isn't it? >> yeah. ♪ >> where does one get their hands on a tank? can you put that in craigslist, like looking for tank? >> you kind of can. you can put anything on craigslist. i wouldn't be surprised. ♪ >>> it's the beebs, he's breaking records and we're not talking about albums. >> i know this kid is big. i can't believe he's this big. >> the song that sent him over state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are

of course the madagascar characters are here and zebra and the giraffe and the hippo. >> what it's likethrough. >> it's very cold. we keep it at 9 degrees. we give our guests parkas. they get to look at these amazing sculptures. we have two ice slides and this year the slide room is every digger and we have five. >> when does it open or has it. >> it opens friday, nofr 18, open through january 8. >> this coming friday. >> what is the cost? >> the cost for adults, tickets it two $5 and for kids start at $20. >> this will last from 18th until when. >> the sis going to last. >> sure is. >> cold nufr. get to see these guys. >> they will for our overnight hotel, we have all of the dream work characters, including "shrek" and poosen boots f. you stay at our hotel we have all sorts of fun activities involving the dreamworks experience. >> we're so glad to meet you. this is a big hand to have to shake. thank you for keling us all about. sounds like a wonderful way to experience the holidays. the best way to get out there. >> just take the beltway, 495 south of the city. >> thanks so much for co

i considered many animals including buddies, giraffes, hippos. i have to confess i didn't consider a balky. donkey. indy end i couldn't resist an adorable elephant, politics notwithstanding. when i began thinking of the name for our elephant, ellis came to mind. my grandmother came to the united states from poland to ellis island in 1907. therefore eyes off the less the elephant was perfect. symbolically we are a nation of elegant -- immigrants. in sweet land of liberty we first meet ellis at the library, an avid reader like my husband, newt. he shares with the lens with others. ellis introduces children to the pilgrims's first thanksgiving, the boston tea party, george washington crossing the delaware and many other historic moments. it is my hope that these stories will help young people feel proud of our country and enable them to begin to appreciate the courage, service and sacrifice that has made this country and exceptional nation. today america stands at a pivotal moment. not only economically but socially, culturally and politically. it i

if you want to play my game -- hungry, hungry hippos, do you have that here?. we got it. we got it. oh! >> oh, my god. oh, my god. i am so sorry. i'm sure you have others, though. >> ah, you'd think it. but, oddly enough, i don't. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "jack and jill" is in theaters right now. go see it. >> right on. >> jimmy: the one and only adam sandler, everybody. he's the best. thank you so much, buddy. you're the best. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hey ladies. enjoying the film? of course not. because this is our movie. and dr pepper ten is our soda! it's only ten manly calories, but with all 23 flavors of dr pepper. it's what guys want. like this... catch phrase! so you can keep the romantic comedies and lady drinks. we're good. so to save some money, i trained mathis team of guinea pigs to brrow this tiny boat. guinea pig: row...row. they generate electricity, which lets me surf the web all day. guinea pig: row...row. took me 6 months to train each one, 8 months to get the guinea pig: row...row. little chubb

. >> hungry hungry hippos!ers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my god. you're so distracting. you're so distracting. oh, my god. >> wasn't that fun? >> jimmy: hey, where are those pool parties, by the way? [ laughter ] no one invite me to those pool parties. >> are we doing this again? >> jimmy: last round right here, winner takes it all. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: the winner takes it all. here we go. >> this is so funny. okay. when you barf after you've eaten midday -- you -- >> lunch. >> jimmy: you can't pass. you can't pass. >> i can't pass. okay. you can't find it. that's the first word. >> lost. >> something like that. >> lost your lunch? >> yeah, another tense. >> it's pretty much that. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, we'll give him that. >> when you're really nauseous and it's not a puppy they say -- you're -- what's a word for not feeling well? >> jimmy: sick. >> yeah. you're -- >> jimmy: sick as a dog. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> not blue. >> jimmy: that's a great clue! >> it's a color, it's a color, it

and that opened up the study of memory and the hippo cam us the in not just disease states but how we remember things and how that ithe glue for our personality and our conscious so each one of the... and i think we can all name many examples where a treatment of a disease or analysis of the disease has been influential in teaching us about the normal brap. ani quite agree that.. >> rose: all the things we talked about in the first series, whether it's perception or motion or emotion or creativity or memory. >> yes. >> rose: all of that. >> yes. >> rose: and we... >> one of the things that we've also learned, not just from diseases neurological or psychiatric but just studying e normal brain with imaging technologies, for example, you're saying well, how is it pushing our understanding? now we recognize that the brain is a complex set of networks and that there are certain areas of the brain that act like cops and any one given area can participate in more than one network and that these networks have changing dynamically. i think if you want to get a metaphor that could approximate t

i considered many animals, incoming bunnies -- including bunnies, giraffes, and hippos.i have to confess -- i didn't consider a donkey. [laughter] in the end, i couldn't resist an adorable elephant, politics notwithstanding. when i began thinking of a name for our elephant, ellis came to mind. my grandmother had come to the united states from poland through ellis island in 1907; therefore, i thought ellis the elephant was perfect both as a phrase for children and symbolically as we are a nation of immigrants. in "sweet land of liberty" we first meet ellis at the library. an avid reader like me husband, she reads about history and shares it with others. ellis introduces children to the first thanksgiving, the boston tea party, george washington crossing the delaware, and many other historic moments. it is my hope that these stories will help young people feel proud of our country and enable them to begin to appreciate the courage, service, and sacrifice that has made this country an exceptional nation. today, america stands at a pivotal moment, not only economically, but

i considered many animals including bunnies, giraffes, and hippos. i must confess i did not consider a balky. -- a donkey. [laughter] in the end, i could not resist the adorable elephant, politics notwithstanding. when i began thinking for a name for our elephant, ellis came to mind. my grandmother came to the united states from poland from project to ellis island in 1907. i thought alice the elephant was important. it was symbolic because we are a nation of immigrants. in "sweet land of liberty" we first meet at the library. an avid reader always reach about our history and shares what he learns about others. ellis introduces children to the first thanksgiving, the boston tea party, george washington crossing the delaware, and many other historic moments. it is my hope that these stories will help young people feel proud of our country and enable them to begin to appreciate the courage, service, and sacrifice that has made this country and exceptional nation. today, america stands at a pivotal moment, not only economically, but socially, culturally,

last year, mcmullen said that, "our national debt is our biggest national security threat hippo that is why we stand here on this podium -- threat," that is why we stand here on this podium. we must do something to pay down its debt. two weeks ago, a number of us from the house, some 100 democrats and republicans did together to send the message we want the joint select committee to send us a deal that is big. about four dollars trillion in deficit reduction, and is accomplished through a mix of reductions in expenditures and revenues. we are returned and joined by senators of parties who share our concern and agree that committee members, for the sake of our country, should recommend a package that cuts revenues and reforms consistent with the gang of six proposal. we have the greatest chance we have seen in a generation to strike a bold agreement that will move us forward on a sustainable fiscal pat and spur economic recovery. to do so, it is not easy. we recognize the pressures committee members are facing. we want them to know there is a large insignificant number of us -- a larg

i considered many animals, including monies, giraffes, and hippos. i have to i have to concerns i didn't consider a donkey. [laughter] but in the end i couldn't resist and adorable elephant. and politics notwithstanding. when i began thinking of a name for our elephant, ellis came to mind. my grandmother had come to united states from poland through ellis island in 1907. therefore, i thought ellis the elephant was perfect. both as a phrase for children, and symbolically as we are a nation of immigrants. in "sweet land of liberty" we first meet ellis at the library, an avid reader like my husband, newt, ellis reads about our history and shares what he learns with others. ellis introduces children to the pilgrims first thanksgiving, the boston tea party, george washington crossing the delaware, and many other historic moments. it is my hope that these stories will help young people feel proud of our country, and enable them to begin to appreciate the courage, service and sacrifice that has made this country an exceptional nation. today, america stands

i considered many animals including bunnies, giraffes, and hippos.nsider a balky. [laughter] in the end, i could not resist the adorable elephant, politics notwithstanding. when i began thinking for a name for our elephant, ellis came to mind. my grandmother came to the united states from poland from project to ellis island in 1907. i thought alice the elephant was important. it was symbolic because we are a nation of immigrants. in "sweet land of liberty" we first meet at the library. an avid reader always reach about our history and shares what he learns about others. ellis introduces children to the first thanksgiving, the boston tea party, george washington crossing the delaware, and many other historic moments. it is my hope that these stories will help young people feel proud of our country and enable them to begin to appreciate the courage, service, and sacrifice that has made this country and exceptional nation. today, america stands at a pivotal moment, not only economically, but socially, culturally, and politically. it is important that ea