>>hooper: we can't pretend that there haven't been issues, there have been. it would have been nice if things had been done sooner, had the organising committee had access to the games venues back in december 2009 when they originally were scheduled to be finished, we would have been a lot better prepared andready. >>reporter: it's the first multi sports event india has hosted since the asian games back in 1982. the government has spent at least 4.6 billion dollars upgrading infrastructure and building new stadiums - over nine times its earlier estimate of 500 million and still, accusations of poor quality work abound. nevertheless, indian officials defend their preparations. >>kalmadi: there is a feeling in commonwealth games countries - because this is the first one india is bringingin 60 years of independence - that developing countries can't do it. the same criticism that is happening to us here happened in africa also before the world cup football. but they did a great show and showed the world that they can do it. and so will india, we will do it. delhi

. >> he was hooper. hooper?ss on my honeymoon, an airport in martha's vineyard, guys working sky caps, spotted him. started yelling tinman as loud as they can. tinman, tinman! richard dreyfuss, took it well. think he would be okay being called jaws. >> jaws. i never really said it in front of him. i recently watched jaws. it should be in the theaters right now. jaws. do you like it? >> jimmy: if they could put it in 3-d. i'm sure they'll reput it in the -- well, i guess they did the third one in 3d. oh, yeah, it's great. jaws caused me stress. i didn't go to the beach until i was 27 years old i think. and karl, how about you with this group? i mean, like, like a guy like ernest borgnine, do you, are you too young to even know what he meant to -- >> no, not at all. i knew quite a few of his films. he was pretty amazing to work with. he was 93 years old. he came in, did a full day at the office. incredible. >> jimmy: 93. >> 93. i'm not talking out of score here because he told us, to a bunch of reporters in new yo

. >> reporter: stefan tilde secs master hooper.e performs at rock concerts, street fairs, and even teaches classes. >> people are tired of aerobics, step classes and they're looking for new things that give them a sense of joy and happiness. hula hooping makes everyone smile. >> reporter: hooping sure makes people smile in stefan's class. some of them have been taking lessons for years. like erica and angelica, who hoop along with their mom. >> what trick are you going to show us? >> i'm going to show you a cool one. can i show you right now? >> yeah. absolutely. >> reporter: if you put your heart into your hoop, you'll wind up with the moves to prove it. >> is hooping a sport, a game, or an exercise? >> it is an exercise. it's -- it can be considered as a sport, but most people don't think of it as a sport. and it is definitely a fun game. but it's definitely an exercise. >> reporter: so if you're hooping with your friends, do you always win the who can hoop the longest game? >> yes. >> reporter: the world's record for non-stop ho

i have mark wes lin from the department of the environment and barry hooper from the department of the environment that can answer questions, as well. >> anybody have any questions? >> you said you want to use the same applications at the state level. does that mean they have to purchase a software application for their computer to use this, sore is there one on a server that they can access that's for everybody. >> the software is a free software made available through the epa. it's called the epa energy star portfolio manager and that software is available for free and we have a -- an implementation schedule that would -- an outreach schedule that would have the department of the environment taking the lead on outreach to businesses to make sure that they've been educated on how to use the software and we've been discussing with pg&e opportunities to educate through classes or specialized technical assistance for those that are not familiar with the software. >> thank you. >> commissioner dooley. commissioner dooley: i have two questions. can you give me an idea of what the average c

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. >> reporter: seconds before adam hasinski and rory white broad were hit, rachel stone and sam hooper made it across the street. they had just gotten off the metro. >> and we heard a huge crash. at first i thought it was a gunshot and we heard brakes screech and then heard the crash and someone was laying on the hard. >> reporter: they said the driver did offer assistance but for some reason he got back in the vehicle and drove a block away where he was then asked to come back to the scene. >> it was evident he may have alcohol on his system. he was arrested and processed for dui. >> reporter: police aren't sure if both men were walking in the crosswalk or if they had the walk sign giving them the all- clear to cross rockville pike. that is under investigation. although we did notice several cameras above the intersection and police say they have interviewed witnesses. >> the cars around here at that time, they are going pretty fast and people are drunk. >> reporter: now again police believe alcohol was a factor in this crash but it would be weeks whether they know it was the driver o

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