each american consumes an average of 23 quarts of ice cream, ice milk, sherbert, and other commerciallycessed frozen dairy products a year. but even the gre american dessert can get a makeover every now and then, and that's where sheri tate comes in. she came up with an idea to combine two of her favorite dessert staples: ice cream and liqueur. >> as a kid, my parents made liqueur-infused ice cream with their friends, so they made something called "grasshoppers," which is similar to the cream de mint we made today, and it was a blended ice cream drink with cream de mint liqueur. and i think that's probably where i got the idea. >> so sheri left her desk job in the silicon valley to pursue her dessert dream, and thus silver moon ice cream was created. it is the first artisan liqueur-infused ice cream and sorbet company on the market. she now has 18 flavors, from orange creamsicle, made with bitter orange; to coffee with brownie bits, made with coffee liqueur; to praline and irish cream. and no matter what flavor you pick, they're all equally unique and delicious here, and each one starts

. >>> ice that ate a motel. >> it almost looks like the ice is alive. >> they picked up enough steam to come crashing into shore and take out buildings? >> as you'll see, that's exactly what happened in frozen wisconsin. >>> and far from the ice and snow, it's dolphin play time. >> they seem to be really mesmerizedllowing the paddle. >> come along on al's dolphin adventure. >>> we begin today's show with surveillance footage and the remarkable story behind it. this is surveillance footage from a computer store called star west computers. there are two people who come into the store. they end up stealing $6,500 worth of computer gear. the police officers actually released this surveillance footage, because they wanted to catch these two guys. pay close attention to this guy in the middle of your screen. it looks like a plaid jacket. because this is where the story behind the surveillance footage gets interesting. on friday morning, a gentleman was watching television, eating breakfast, with his son, and they had a news program on in the background. on this news program, they started p

i'm gonna consider some ice water-- not ice, not solid ice-- ice water. and that ice water has a particular volume like this. now there are two things gonna happen when i heat the ice water. number one is, when you heat anything, the molecules will start jiggling faster, faster, faster and take up more room. so there's sort of an expansion, okay? we'll just say, as the temperature goes up, the volume increases. that's true of most everything that you heat up. it'll grow bigger and bigger the faster the molecules shake, okay? but something else happens with the water that doesn't happen with other fluids, other liquids. and what happens is those open-- it turns out in that zero-degree water, you got a whole lot of those open crystals, it's like a microscopic slush. and that microscopic slush, when you start heating it, what does the slush do? [makes noise] it caves in. and when it caves in, does it take up more room or less room? less. less room. and so when you heat water, due to the microscopic slush that's in there starts caving in, the water starts to

would stay frozen well into the summer, providing cooling ice for drinks, ice for dolley madison's favorite dessert ice cream and for the enjoyment of his guests and his family throughout the hot summer months. it really changed very little since his time. later owners did replace the wood floor with a concrete slab, but our investigation showed that the brick ice house below is intact and unchanged. these are the original columns. the roof has been replaced, of course. you're looking at it as it was envisioned by james madison. there are several drawings from madison's lifetime that show this temple and madison's concept for us -- for it. now, he placed it in a very interesting location. because if you look from the temple, you'll notice that he's placed it in a very strategic location so it is in sight from the front porch of his home. and he wanted visitors to see this as an embellishment of the grounds, but he didn't want it directly in view, so he's creating this larger expansive and balanced setting that frames his home here in the beautiful virginia piedmont countryside. you know, on

ice chunks in the face and all. tight turns. and the open ice. just whipping by.er superfast boat. and another superfast ride. good morning, america. i would like to thank the minnesota ice boaters association for having us. it was such a hugely great time. that last boat that you saw was a two-ton beast of a boat made in the late '20s. there's real history to it, too. very fascinating sport. >> so much for the mild winter we talked about. you looked like you were freezing out there. >> it was a little earlier. >> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] ethan allen brings you new looks from the 5 signature lifestyles. with special savings on select furniture and 10% off all accessories and mattresses, your design aspirations are delightfully attainable. the drawer closes on these offers march 31st. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly. [ male announcer ] new bengay zero degrees. freeze and move on. forty years ago, he wasn't

they zip, they zoom, they fly on ice. they're ice boerts.s who compete across the globe. >> we hear the phrase allot, on thin ice. >> reporter: and here, on lake minnetonka, minnesota, i'm going to join them. >> i've gone in the water. >> broken rips. >> as a little girl, my dad made me wear a life jacket. >> we're on thin ice and traveling at highway speeds. >> reporter: this is john dennis, ranked fourth in the world last year. he's going to give me a crash course in how not to crash. >> this is the mast. >> reporter: okay, the mast. first the basics. then the hard part. it will lift up? knowing where to be. do you lift your head at all? do you hit this? and finally, the uniform. it can feel like 30 below out there. so i have to cover up every last inch of me. this is how it's supposed to work. you run with your boat, you catch the wind, and then hop on and take off. now, it's my turn. i try it. and try it. and try it again. only after getting a little help do i finally take off. whoo! but this certainly is not the hyper speed i was hoping

iced grande caramel macchiato. make that iced. hot, please. [ male announcer ] come into starbucks for the espresso drink you love, hot or iced. >>> updating the top story, the u.s. soldier accuse offed of killing afghan civilians could be on u.s. soil by tepid of the day. there are reports he'll be september to fort lech wofrt, kansas. >>> a tornado slammed into the town of dexter last night. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> on a lighter note, customers are waiting in line for the new apple ipod. >>> looking at today's weather, scattered showers and thunderstorms from the midwest and ohio valley into the deep south. severe storms in texas and oklahoma. more downforce and heavy moin tan snow in the northwest. >>> finally from us this friday morning, politics were topic number one for the late night comics this week. >> that's right. here now, your "friday funnies." >> so did newt win the south? rick santorum won alabama and. . . and mitt romney won hawaii and american s oorks moa. a little mnemonic device to help you remember. pl

. >> que hace la agencai ice para bajar las deportaciones por equivocacion . >> entre los deportados . >> equivocaciones y la gente por no saber sus derechos por no tener abogados por fallas . >> estudios dice que de cada 8000 80 son dejados en libertad por documentos . >> los deportados regresan pero con la eficiencia de ice . >> es vergonzoso porque inmigración no deporta ciudadanos . >> por bajar los ciudadanos por error . >> ice establece una línea para detener su deportación a tiempo . >> para personas con orden de ice y ciudadano de estados unidos o testigos . >> la línea tendrá personal las 24 horas del día . >> se tomaran datos y se dará a agentes . >> es una muestra que cometen errores además que la gente puede denunciar , también necesitamos capacitacion de los oficiales de inmigración ,. >> grupos esperan que el siguiente paso no sea en falso . >> una inversión a la comunidad para recuperar la confianza . >> la comunidad opina de más confianza de ice . >> en los Ángeles noticias univisión . >> al regreso . >> le contaremos de un pandillero con beneficios de desempleo en la

and it's a porsche on ice. >> why wouldn't you want a porsche on ice?exactly. >>> we got this story from lemesa pat.com. the guy you're seeing in this surveillance footage is standing outside a lom bar in lemesa, california. he is 51-year-old michael joseph morris. behind the bar web starts looking for combustible materials. takes his lighter and starts a fire on the hillside behind this bar. >> he did it in broad daylight in front of a camera. >> and this was on a hot day in september of last year and the fire quickly spread up the hill. and the weird thing is, morris comes back to check on it, to make sure that it's spreading. >> this drives me fricking nuts that this guy would do this on purpose. >> this clips came from the san miguel fire district. they say this fire threatened property and threatened homes. michael joseph morris just pleaded guilty to arson because of this september incident. >> his sentencing has been set for march 28th. >> you maybe can see a teenager or somebody goofing off and doesn't know any better. but this guy is a grown ma

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heavy ice breakers are needed making the polar ice caps and a half gabl. the coast guard is going to have to pick up pace on the lower intensity maritime missions. here to tell us what all of this means is scott of greuber technologies, an analyst and consultant who regularly advises coast guard and navy leaders. welcome to the program. >> thank you, vago. good to be here. >> let's take this from the very top. how are these cuts going to affect the coast guard and how is the service going to work around them to perform its multiplicity of admissions? >> coast guard cuts are going to be broad, but not as bad as it was during the 1990 whz they were underfunded by about 6,000 people. they've got the 6,000 people back and looks like they're going to cut about 1,000 from the current workload, so they can actually do that. in terms of the forestructure, the cutting of the two national security cutters is a significant impact because it's actually going to affect grately their ability to -- greatly their ability to carry out missions that they're told to do. it's

this is a good ice cream. it's vanilla ice cream.has fudge covered potato chip clusters and a salty caramel swirl. [ audience oohs ] salty and sweet. pick it up, you guys. "late night" snack right there. [ cheers and applause ] ben & jerry's. that reminds me -- i was just thinking about it today. it's a shame that the world is full of so much unnecessary conflict. you know, you've got democrats versus republicans, wall street versus the 99%, newt gingrich versus belt. [ laughter ] but none of those conflicts are as ugly as the ice cream war between me and my eternal enemy for six months, stephen colbert. [ laughter and applause ] now, i don't expect you people to know who this guy is. [ laughter ] he's on a basic cable channel that i've honestly forgotten the name of. i think called comedy supreme. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: or the chucklehub. chucklehub network. >> steve: i think it is. chucklehub. >> jimmy: whatever. it's the one jon stewart's on. >> steve: oh, that one, yeah. anyway, me and this stephen colbert character were best

every year ice releases about 4,000 people in this situation. not from vietnam, but from all over the world who they can't deport. >> outside the home where the five victims were found a small memorial has been set up. people have been stopping by to pay their respects to the victims and today police released the names of the five victims. the names are on your screens. all between the ages of 30-65. flowers have been left at the scene in memory of the victims who are described as quiet, fun loving and hopeful. >>> another news now. a bay area teen missing for 11 days, the investigation into the disappearance of sierra lamar continues. crews only found her cell phone and her purse with clothes folded inside. today the sheriff's deputies recanvassedcanvassed the area around the home and they plan to reinterview family, friends and classmates. investigators say they received 350 tips so far. they have assigned 40 sheriffs investigators to the case. volunteers are planning to conduct their own search, it is being recognized by the klass kids founda

that creates ice droplets called pebbles.layers control the stone's movement by sweeping the ice surface, slightly melting the top of the pebbles. a throw can involve 40 meters of all-out sweeping. that means nearly 2,000 meters of sweeping per game. i'm ready. so let's try curling. yeah! my instructors are former olympic team members. makoto tsuraga and mari motohashi. we start with how to throw or slide the stone. motohashi's delivery is described as the most beautiful in the world. she's showing us the basics. my turn. this is no simple matter. once i got accustomed to the stance we worked on getting the stone in the house. the accuracy is my problem. it's difficult to get the right distance. >> reporter: finally, we practiced sweeping the ice to control the direction. wait a minute. do i have to sweep this hard? >> translator: when a throw is weak, sweeping will make the stone travel an extra two to three meters. >> reporter: so it's very important to sweep it hard and right and fast. what's the appeal of curling for you?

iced grande caramel macchiato. make that iced. hot, please. [ male announcer ] come into starbucks for the espresso drink you love, hot or iced. >>> next, battling bullets as they are battling flames. the unwanted twist that made one fire all but impossible to fight. >>> crowds waiting for apple to open not everyone is waiting to buy a new ipad some are wait protest it. >> mike is tracking another storm. >>> drizzle, lighter rain for the morning flooding rain on the way this evening. >>> updating the top story, the u.s. soldier accuse offed of killing afghan civilians could be on u.s. soil by tepid of the day. there are reports he'll be september to fort lech wofrt, kansas. >>> a tornado slammed into the town of dexter last night. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> on a lighter note, customers are waiting in line for the new apple ipod. >>> looking at today's weather, scattered showers and thunderstorms from the midwest and ohio valley into the deep south. severe storms in texas and oklahoma. more downforce and heavy moin tan snow

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first doggy ice cream truck in the u.k.l went off in the back of my head and here i am today. >> reporter: jane loves it and so do all her friends. ice cream, cold water, dog treats and more. >> it's good stuff. >> reporter: the truck is ready to roll and you'll be seeing it. >> we're setting up with groups that meet in dog parks. they've asked us to serve ice cream to their dogs. >> four flavors for your four legged friends. banana, blueberry, molasses, and peanut butter. >> our dogs are our human friends. they're just humans in little fur coats. they're our friends and family members and we get spoiled with ice cream, so why not spoil your friends. >>> the ice cream truck already at a number of pet events, including the easter egg extravaganza on april 7th. >>> you know how ron always brings back samples. no matter what. >> if you see somebody looking for a fire hydrant, you know you're in trouble. >>> 80 degrees out there. and the humidity. >> east, northeast winds at eight. we have ,,,, turn left. the passat is one of n

right here is this ice-cream shop. customers cannot believe the man who used to serve them ice cream is facing these awful charges. tonight he lost the one man protest to make sure customers knew what the honor is accused of. >> i am deeply upset about it. >> this is very popular. >> customers were stunned to learn of the crimes joseph is charged with. >> he is the one who sells ice cream. everybody loves them. >> the 41-year-old is facing a 21 charges including some for forcible sodomy and crimes against nature. police say he sexually abused a student from 1996 through 2001 when the boy was between 12 and 16. >> that is pretty missed up. >> this it happened in places where he lived i this apartment complex. a woman inside did not want to talk but a nearby resident said she would often see adolescents and teen boys go in and out of the home. >> he hired teens of the ice- cream shop and reportedly took them on trips. he was listed as a substitute for about one day. he would often give out coupons a partner with local sc

>> ice skating. >> ice skating. >> you could see the remains of the pool. i thought the ice rink was made out of one of the largest pools. >> yes. you can see the ell that goes around. they tried to make it a tropical beach theme. they had a bunch of sand. like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >> it did burn down. it seems like it would have been a wonderful resource for the city to purchase it and rebuild it -- >> you could never afford the money to rebuild it. >> there were efforts to try to keep it. someone tried to sell it to the city in the 1950's. they kept it going with the ice skating rink. it closed and it looked bad. people thought we should buy it and keep it. other people wanted to put condos in there. a serious fire started and the whole place burn down. they still talk about it as a mysterious fire. it could have been an insurance thing. >> hello, gladys. was glad to hear from you and not going to return. will write in a few days. >> that is a bath and the house behind. >> you can see the chimney heating that area. >> a pool opened

ice cream and cold water, dog treats and more. >> we have all holistic treats and ice cream.it's good stuff. >> you'll be seeing the truck at pet events all over the baltimore area this summer. >> we're setting up with dog group that is meet in dog parts. they've asked us to servitis cream to their numbers. >> we have human ice creams for humans and our dogs are our human friends. like i like to say, humans in little fur coats. they're our family members and we get spoiled with ice cream. why not spoil your dog? >> the doggy ice cream drug will be making appearances at a number of upcoming pet events, including the easter eggstravaganza. >> do dogs get brain freeze like the rest of us? >> probably. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news, the ravens go on a free agent shopping spree. a number of new signings ,,,, it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to mo

iced grande caramel macchiato. make that iced. male announcer ] come into starbucks for the espresso drink you love, hot or iced, and get half off your afternoon espresso with your morning espresso receipt. ♪ zbhmpblts demi moore is out of rehab and back home in los angeles. close friends report she's doing well. recent photos suggest her latest troubles have taken a toll. paula faris brings us that and more on demi's recovery. >> reporter: all eyes are on demi moore. fresh off a relaxing vacation after a month of rehab, new pictures reveal a tan, smiling, still very thin moore arriving home in l.a. >> she's in a much petter place. she feels content and happy. recovery takes a long time. she's got way on go. >> reporter: according to new details, those closest to her see science of improvement, say she's in a much better place than six weeks ago. >> getting off the plane, she looked happy, refreshed. like she had been working on herself. is there she's a talented actor. a wonderful mother. people want her to succeed. >> reporter:

. >> a former police officer and ice cream store owner is charged with sexually abusing a young boy. investigators say joseph ruhren sexually abused a board from 1996 to 2001. the abuse took place at his home. authorities believe ruhren that the boy while coaching wrestling. he is now behind bars. >> now to the council scandal three members confirmed their campaigns have received subpoenas asking for records of contributions. ephedra jury is seeking all documents related to corporate -- contributions from geoffrey thompson. tommy wells is believed to be the only city official who has now received campaign money. >> i think it is the culture of corruption that has caught up with us. i am not saying that anybody did anything wrong but i know there is a perception of a crisis of ethics. i hope the city council gets it. >> staff members for vincent gray say their campaigns have not been served with subpoenas. >> president obama says recent incidents in afghanistan will not lead him to bring u.s. street -- troops come sooner. >> we're going to complete this mission. >> during a news confe

- ice. - ice. when the water does that, what's it do? releases energy. it's like the farmer says to his friend, "hey, joe, come on over here and see the radiator i got. "i got a radiator down in my canning cellar. "when it gets really cold, "this radiator gonna give out heat and keep my crops from going below zero." and so the neighbor comes over and walks-- comes down the stairs. "hey, joe, where's your radiator? "i don't see any. all i see is this tub of water." he said, "that's the radiator." "that's no radiator." he says, "put your hand in that water and tell me what you feel." "ooh, i feel water in the liquid state." "what do you mean 'the liquid state'?" "well, the molecules are moving around with enough energy so they don't bond to one another." "enough what?" "energy, huh?" "okay. "what happens to that liquid when water turns to ice? where do the energy go?" "oh, nowhere. it just, sort of--" come on, gang, where does it go? where does it go? it gives it to the surrounding air. and as the ice freezes, it heats up the air, and it keeps that air at

kristen bell and ice cube are here tonight.oor stage, some kiss. [ applause ] >> are you excited about kiss being here tonight, guillermo? >> jimmy: if you're not excited, why are you wearing the kiss makeup? >> oh, i had a pimple over here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really no way to cover that mustache, is there? you know, it's funny because when you're in that, it just -- it just looks like a frown really. kiss has 40 metric tons of explosives to fire off. [cheers and applause ] they could probably win a war with a small to medium-sized country with all this. right now they're backstage getting ready for their performance. there they are in their dressing room. >> they're decorating easter eggs. how very martha stewart of them. be careful with it. now we'll have to go to the dry cleaner. the kiss tour, they go on sale and they're touring with motley crue on friday. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have another special guest tonight. we found a gifted young lady on youtube last week. her name is alyssa kramer from oklahoma. her gift is,

up in the ice box, international falls, the ice box of america, 79 for an all time march high, more like july. way up in concord, new hampshire, their earliest 80 degree reading on record. it was another beach day in chicago in march. five 80 degree days in a row, all record highs, 35 degrees above average. >> i've never seen people playing volleyball on the beach in march. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, a few people still on the ice, but the rink is closing today due to the balmy temps. in its place, a very early show of cherry blossoms, kicking off their 100 year anniversary with a festival this week. >> it is a surprise that everything has bloomed so early. it is beautiful. >> reporter: and runners across the country were in for a surprise. the athletes in georgia's normally cool marathon competed today in shorts and t-shirts, in temperatures heading toward 70. new york's half marathon participants were also treated to unseasonable warmth, while l.a. marathoners ran in unusually chilly conditions. what is causing these records across most of the country? it is the jet stream. b

. >>> un vocero del servicio de mÍnimo y gra inmigraciÓn ice dio a conocer las cifras de quienes hanestatus legal permite nentano sÍ obtener un permiso de trabajo. >>> el 67% de las solicitudes para diferir o pos toner lpo >>> el 67% de las solicitudes para diferir o pos toner lpner deportaciones han sido aprobadas durante los Últimos 2 meses, segÚn el abogado de la frontera conocido por sus siglas como ice. >>> ice estÁ tratando de implement implementar cierta directiva de la administraciÓn obama por razones polÍticas, primero porque quiere complacer hasta cierto punto el voto latino >>> segÚn ice esta es la primera vez en la historia que la agencia a prueba diferir deportaciones en tan corto tiempo, por ahora sÓlo 2 grupos de personas se benefician del proceso >>> uno tiene que ver con los estudiante que son calificados del acta del sueÑo >>> otra calificaciÓn serÍa por ejemplo uno padre o madre que tiene un hijo por aquÍ >>> aunque la noticia es alentadora, activistas dicen que ice tiene mucho camino por recorrer la agencia reporta en promedio 400 mil personas al aÑo y hasta ahora

and still ahead some members of congress believe that ice prisons are just like club that you heard me correctly think the immigration detention centers are vacation spots at soaring with that and on this friday evening olds in our weekly financial check up as the capital account lauren lyster will join me in just a few. you want to go into. this industry still keeps its secrets for instance in the field listen to the soviet files on r.t.c. . the enemy. to. get. to. pick. them up. to. now while most legal walks focus their attention on supreme court health care debate this week the house judiciary held a rather troubling hearing on wednesday republican congressman on the panel's immigration subcommittee decided to look into what they did mounts as the obama administration's efforts to turn immigration detention centers into all inclusive resorts now given the absurd moniker holiday on ice ice being immigrations and customs enforcement house republicans decided to scrutinize new regulations introduced by the obama administration in february see the white house introduce the rules in a b

and i don't want the ice to float. and i got the ice wedged down there. now i'm gonna fill it up with some water. [laughter] okay, that was the cup that i didn't have the water in, yeah? okay. now what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna get this going again. and-- [laughter] oh, please. [laughter] i'm gonna bring the top to a boil. and the ice cube at the ttom is still intact. look at that, gang. the water is boiling. down below-- do you see the piece of ice? the ice is still in there. ain't that rht, gang? do you see that? so that shows that water is a pretty poor conductor. remember we talked last time about the idea of the four-degree water at the bottom of the lake? and the summertime comes, why doesn't that whole lake all heat right up? it tns out that water will not conduct the energy, that sunlight down very far at all. water is not a good conductor of heat. it's a poor conductor. and you saw that here. i boiled the top, and that heat did not conduct downward to melt the ice. [makes sound] interesting, interesting, interesting this world we live in, yeah? h

have power, he put the ice cream with dry ice in the freezer and closed shop. >> there is nothing i can do. having employees here would not be effective. i stayed closed and sent my employees for the day. >> reporter: hardeman said that he was warned two weeks ago that the area would be without power. the new pole sat on ann gvuveia's lawn. >> it last to be done because poles were old. so it's to our benefit in the end. it's just an inconvenience. >> about 250 customers are affected by this power outage. for some, there is inconvenience. then there is van hardeman. >> well, we are wrapping eggs in wrappers. >> i'll take in the bill for the dry ice that i had to purchase and other things that i had to do to make up for the loss of business today. >> reporter: so, again, work is on schedule. pg&e says if all goes well today, the light should be back on around 4:30 before everyone gets home from work. >> thank you, claudine. >>> coming up later in about ten minutes, this new truck should save pg&e time, energy and power but it has an even brighter future. how it can help you get your l

want to remind you of rita's water ice we are giving it away we are not they are giving it away all day for free to celebrate the first day of spring that is a live shot we sent will and sarah down to celebrate so get down to rhode island avenue, 2300 block rhode island avenue they will serve free water ice all day long we will visit with them in just a couple minutes. let's get to radar and take a look there you go showers and even a thunderstorm rolling through the city, during the early morning hours you thought you hdid 6 and 7:00 a.m. and now moving south into southern maryland still left over showers hollywood maryland, showers shortly st. marries city you are not done with it yet, south and east of us we should look at a question yeter forecast for tuesday. temperatures of -- question yeter forecast for tuesday. we are not talking summer weather quite yet, first day of spring, 61 fredericksburg. lots of clouds most of the day should be warm. 75 your high. we will be back at ritas in just a couple minutes back to you. >>> thanks tucker our big story american general in charge of a

get it over with. >> get you an ice cream cone. you don't like ice cream?ream. >> take the shot, i'll get you an ice cream, hot dog. before i leave here today, you're going to take the shot. you've got to take the shot. i don't know why today you feel like you don't want this shot but you have to take it. you can make it hard or you can make it easy. you're still going to have to take it. i don't have no choice. >> ain't going to do nothing but resist. >> you're a big man. >> i'm not going to take the shot. >> are you going to fight me? or passive resistance? >> i'm not going to punch nobody. >> give it to you and it's over. how about it? >> i don't need no shot. >> i have to give you one because the doctors say you need the shot. it's not my decision. >> i don't need no shot. >> sit down. be still. >> be still so it won't hurt. >> be still. don't stick him yet. don't stick him yet. lay down here. lay down. lay down. it will only take but a minute. >> come in, mike. put it right there. >> sit you back up now, okay? are you going to be all right? >> yes. >>