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lions may cause. as for this new patient, the plan is to leave the pellets where they are for now and see how he heals. some sea lions like this one shot a few years ago returned to the ocean after regaining their health. it's too soon to tell this time. >> even as big as they are, sea lions can look a little cute and cuddly but boy can that be deceiving. in 2006, bob mackenzie found one in berkeley that was aggressive, maybe even a little bit mean. >> reporter: this big male sea lion has been hanging around for more than a year and boaters and visitors were mostly amused by him. but there was nothing amusing about what happened to tony houston. she works as a cook on a sports fishing boat. yesterday the sea lion popped out of the water and took a bite out of her leg. >> standing on the dock talking to a friend. and i'm about 2 feet away from the edge. and all of a sudden i feel this, sharp object against my leg and i feel a thug, and i pull the other way and the sea lion was going back into the water. >> reporter: that was not the only attack on humans. >> i believe in el dorado one of the crew membe

to it, so tracy and i spent a lot of time working on breaths together and also talking about how an actual lion didn't mean to interrupt you but here is what i i was just thinking we could stand and talk about it all day but we could see how it works the first thing you have to do is get into it how does that work. >> well, we need assistance. >> we need help. >> they need assistance to get into the lion. do you have to do this relatively quickly in the show? >> yes. >> small space backstage. >> i have 10 seconds. >> our curtain call is really difficult and really quick, >> almost like a backpack sort of that you've got. >> yeah, we each have a little kid sized backpack. >> well, it is a kids show. >> it is pretty light not super heavy right? >> um. >> okay maybe it is. >> yeah. >> with the fabric and materials on it it adds up in rehearsal it was lighter. >> i was going to say you are in it for awhile it is about fluidity. >> right. >> talk me through it. >> we will take a run around the table for you. mj usually leads us. >> lead the way mj. >> that is so cool how long did you have to practic

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they passed on to them a thousand generations of what it is to be a lion and how do we think -- how can we imagine that we don't have the same requirement to pass on all the experience we have as human beings to our children? there are too many children in america who are not having an experience passed on to them and if you don't have the experience and don't see the good things in life guess what? you are going to find the bad things in life. that is one of the problems we have in our country. >> when we spoke last week, inga jamaica for the first time doing a story about jamaican sprinters and when i interviewed jamaicans it was wonderful. when we recorded jamaicans talking to each other, couldn't understand a word they were saying. you grew up bilingual. >> all of my relatives spoke with a heavy jamaican accent. i had a few at second barely understand. never lost it. i could barely understand. never lost it. i could speak with them and understand and there certain things in the language you have to understand. how are you doing? not bad, not bad. that means he is doing good. how are

lion's share? does the times? how does that work?orking with "new york times" like we do with many other publishers to help them sell full-page print-style ads. the publisher keeps the majority of the revenue. flipboard gets a percentage of the revenue. >> one quick question on twitter and your role on the board. there have been some sorts indicating you may leave the board because of the a possible inevitable collision between your media at flipboard and twitter's. do you want to comment on that? >> i can't comment. i'm still on the board at twitter right now, but there's no question that the two companies are playing in the same space, and that's something that i've talked to dick and jack about, and we'll see what we do. i want to make sure that it's clear, i don't see it as a collision as much as i see the two companies being able to work more and more together. twitter is a fundamental part of flipboard, and so i think you'll see the two companies work more and more together. >> there's even been some talk they might be an acqui

. -- lion. and how do we think, how can we imagine that we don't have that same requirement to pass on all the experience that we have as human beings to our children? but there are too many children in america who are not having that experience passed on to them. and if you don't have a good experience on to you, if you don't see the good things in life you're supposed to be doing, guess what? you're going to find the bad things in life. and that's one of the problems we have in our country right now. >> by the way, when we spoke last week at npr, i told you i'd within to jamaica for the first time doing a story about sprinters. and when i interviewed jamaicans, it was wonderful. when we recorded two of them talking to each other, i couldn't understand a word they were saying. and you grew up bilingual. >> i grew up bilingual, and all of my relatives spoke with a heavy jamaican accent, a pigeon accent. my mother and father weren't too bad, but i had a couple of aunts that i couldn't understand at all.

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how much play there is left. >> i will make one. the three blocks we previously headed lion last time. >> that is a population of 593 people. the deviation of [unintelligible] >> -4.01% for district 3. district 2, the deviation is - 6.01%. chairman mcdonnell: current boundaries? can we zoom in one? commissioner schreiber: yes. commissioner

how did you get the wine? >> i'm a daughter. we deserve the lion. >> the general manager of baltimore staple. david, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. happy father's day. >> speaking of steaks, i'm going to teach a few bullet points on how to cook the perfect steak. we have some classic cuts of beef. we have the bone in rib eye, new york strip, filet mignon. we can go into marveling and aging next time, but this time there is for profit secrets. first of all, chill out. take it out of the refrigerator. let it come to room temperature for a half hour or 45 minute before you put on the grill. secondly, you want to see her it on a minute on each side. lock in those juices so the flavors are sealed in. number 3, organized by thickness and temperature. it is grandma likes it well done, is that he likes rare and in between, you want to make sure you organize it and you have a digital or electric thermometer. >> ewart cooking the ones that are well done first. >> and then give it a rest. when you are done cooking, give it a rest. let it sit for five minutes to 10 minutes. let everything come

how to do a better armed robbery or plotting against us or fellow staff members. >> during our shoot at indiana state prison, authorities even allowed for a weightlifting competition. >> lions now lifting at 495. >> other penitentiaries get their weight up. this is how they are doing. get your weight up. >> that's 25. 25. on deck. >> go! go! >> good lift. good lift. you've got it. >> of course, in prison, there's also a practical side to staying in shape. >> if you ever come against somebody who wants to approach you in a negative way, attack you in a fight or something, you don't want to be the person that runs out of air first. the person that runs out of air first is the person that gets hurt. >> in the combat zone you have to be combat ready. and we all know that any minute this yard in two seconds can explode into violence. >> bill hankins, a long-term inmate at colorado state penitentiary knows about sudden explosions. during a routine strip search, hankins snapped. >> i used to get frustrated. i would be worked up, just wanting to, you know, get at them. >> hankins is serving life without parole for killing a grocery store clerk during a robbery. in this super max fa

how is he doing? >> reporter: keith talked to us propped at a hospital bed that was donated to him by the local lions club. he has been forced to slow down and now he has team to talk about the tornado that landed him in recovery. he isn't time at shock trauma dealing with a broken leg this required surgery and a huge rod to hold it all together. it sent the concrete wall there tumbling down on top of him. >> when i looked down, the sky behind the tweft are was straight black. before i could let go of my window -- my window thing, my roof was gone. my garage door was gone. i was picked up, slammed against the ground and slammed against the wall. >> reporter: matthew is recovering. he had a huge setback last week. he developed a blood clot and had to be hospitalized. now he is on the right track. we'll have more coming up on website whoib news -- abc2 news at 6. >> he can't work. he doesn't have medical insurance. as you can imagine, the bills are piling up. friends are holding a fund-raiser right now in bel air at waffle house on con know win go road. >> the consumer product safety commission announc

lions i want to live a lot on my back i got the i.q. they were precious birds including peacocks. i. mean much how i want to be they were all destroyed by the war not only by bombs but by chemicals. in vietnam agent orange was only sprayed in the south but there are many think dims in the north as well first they were exposed in the jungles of the south while fighting in the north vietnamese army. after serving in the war these veterans began to develop cancer diabetes and other illnesses. many of their children are born with health problems and the effects have carried over into the third generation. i have six sons and a daughter i do know my daughter has trouble with her eyes. she has six fingers. this is the youngest son he is mentally disabled. right. one of the grandsons has problems with nerves and breathing. the other grandson has skin disease. it way what i did when i fought in the south i saw chemicals being sprayed from airplanes overhead. i became blind when i was two. since then my life has been very hard. i am now twenty eight and life is dark and difficult. i hope that the society w

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. >> republican representative lisa lions says she took offense to using the phrase no means no and this is how>> and she finished up her statement, compared to part of the bill to rape. and that is when she was gavelled down. and that is what our floor leader and speaker pro temperature objected to. >> i think that they're looking for an excuse to punish me when i didn't do anything wrong. to me this is a war on women. it's silencing our voices and saying we want control of our bodies. >> and it has been a 40 years since the u.s. let girls in the game with title nine we'll talk one-on-one with the tennis star who has been in that fight ever since. we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> now let's check in other newsmaking headlines today. 40 years since the watergate break in led to president nixon's resignation. now the fbi has released the personnel files of secret informant mark felt

. >> reporter: republican representative lisa lion says she took offense to using the phrase no means no, and this is howinished up her statement, compared support of the bill to rape, and that is when she was gaveled down and that is what our floor leader and speaker pro tem objected to. >> i think that they're looking for an excuse to punish me when i didn't do anything wrong. to me, this is a war on women. it's silencing our voices and saying we want control of our bodies. >> that was mary snow reporting. by the way, lisa brown says that she's received a wave of support since the controversy started and that campaign donations are rolling in. >>> president obama tells the lgbt community he's a friend and a fellow advocate. hear what else he had to say at a white house gay pride event. u. which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number one small business lender for nine years running...

how do you explain the u.s. decision to waive these penalties against india what is the message that sending out to china that. the message is to the american lion or. punish it's like india has been a good student of america it's like america is being like a class teacher if you're a good student you don't get punished. so since the last four or five years. good because of stupid from the u.s. i've been coming to. india to stop buying oil. and. god creating with iran. india has. india has been exempted. so good relations of course that you have the american wants to continue to ally closely with india as part of its a strategy the bigger picture in its attempts to contain china's influence in the region a question for you is india ready to confront beijing if that's the case what are the dangers of irritating china as far as india is concerned. if you talk to indian offered through this. india and china in order. they can quit says the neighbors but the fact of the matter is that india and the us are cooperating closely and india and the us i mean the most number of military exercises. recently in japan had military exercises and the pentagon e

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apple holds the lion's share of the tablet market and using patent market to fend off android rivals. >> howignificant is this ruling? >> i don't think it makes a huge impact because it's an injunction. apple had to deposit $2.6 million, which is the estimation of the potential damage of this infringement to samsung in case this injunction was wrong. $2.6 million is not a significant sum both for apple or for samsung. the impact at this point is not clear. i think it's not strong. we have to wait until the true court case will unfold starting this july, i think. >> does it just suggest the potential challenge, though, that samsung might bring to apple in this sector? >> intellectual property is very difficult to consider. this battle between samsung and apple is going to go on in several countries. so every country has its own intellectual property law. so, i think we'll see this battle to go on for quite some time. >> yeah. >> don't forget that usually the top two in every -- yes? >> what i was saying, without getting into the patent -- whether we'll see a lot of patent disputes, i was wond

dozen dead sea lions brought in with bright gums and redeyes >> even an animal that had just died, what i would notice is that the liver would fall apart in my hands >> he discovered how toxic algae found in a nearby fresh water lake at work its way into the coastal she water and into the shellfish, serving up a poisonous snack >> it can kill animals within one to two days >> it is nourished by agricultural runoff >> the biggest problem is how we manage water resources on land >> a parasite called toxoplasma commonly found in half, house cats was ending up in sea otters, ravaging their brains >> somehow he gets from cat feces into the coast where is somehow existing in the water in sufficient levels to infect sea otters >> in an experiment using her harmless, it the doctors discovered it can zip through fresh water but when they reached saltwater they sink to the bottom end up in the shellfish >> there are specific areas where they are basically high- risk for otters >> the problem is greatest in areas where wetlands are damaged or destroyed. what land vegetation prevents the parasite from reaching coastland water >> wherever and whenever possible the few remaining he

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lion in the blockbuster animated movie "madagascar 3: europe's most wanted." please welcome back to the show, the very funny ben stiller! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: there you have it. they love you. >> hows, he did. >> jimmy: really? >> he wrote that. >> jimmy: what an interesting crew of people who was on that show. >> yes. andy dick. >> jimmy: janeane garofalo. >> that's right. bob odenkirk. >> jimmy: bob odenkirk. >> david cross. >> jimmy: david cross, too? >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: i don't remember him on there. >> that was one of his first things he did. >> jimmy: gosh. now you're doing a -- you're directing a movie on top of promoting this. >> yeah, we're doing this movie right now. i'm doing a movie with kristen wiig. we are doing "the secret life of walter mitty." >> jimmy: i love kristen wiig. [ cheers and applause ] >> she's incredible. she's the best. she's amazing. >> jimmy: and you're shooting that here in new york? >> yeah, we've been shooting on the streets right down here all around rockefeller center. >> jimmy: your family's here. you moved the whole family back to new york. >> yes i did. we moved back here about a year and a half ago. >> jimmy: are you loving it? >> i am.

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lion monroe. i am the senior vice president of the national journal group. we will have a wonderful event. we hope we can take a very long look at how the two presidential nominees to verge on key policy issues such as the economy, and more. it appears that president obama and governor romney will provide the american public with the starkest contrasts since 1984, if not 1964. every week in our magazine, national journal will look at these clashes of ideas on policy. we will take an in-depth look on each candidate's vision for america that will shape and define this election cycle. we will also have live evens like this one looking at each candid's position -- live events like this one looked at each candidate's position. we invite you to join us if you are down in each city. we were able to gather this morning due to the underwriting support of the society for human resource management. when we had the idea, the leadership saw the value in it. thank you to the entire team for their partnering with us on this important project. robert carr is chief communications manager. he is the former executive director of the national bar assoc