so, the curling iron.gain, biggest fear that i'm going to burn my dear self and even as a stylist, i get worried about burning my client. if i just move one second that way, look at that horrible crimp. >> oh, wow! oh, my gosh! >> and that's when i find people-- not to mention, when you get down to the end, i see people getting crimps and clamps down in there. it's kind of what i call a hot mess. >> half the time, i pull the curling iron away and out comes a clump of hair because it gets stuck in there. >> right, so with the perfecter, you've got these great teeth that are perfectly aligned that are going to grab that hair, don't have to worry about touching her at all. wind that around, curl it on out and i have a beautiful, gorgeous curl and i have both of my hands to do it. [applause] >> it did everything that i was using three or four different tools to do and i never really got the same results that i was able to get with the perfecter. >> perfecter really can give me a salon look in like, three to fi

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and you stuff it in like this. >> iron chef. >> ming: iron chef, yes, he is an iron chef. >> behind you. >> ming: thank you. all right, and this is... kids in japan eat this, right? >> yeah. >> ming: this is a great kind of a snack food on the street. >> right. >> ming: right, and they stuff this, and then you reseal it like this. all right. then we have those. all right, then i'm going to take... because i love the look of these, they're just so beautiful, i just think, as a backdrop to these rice cakes. because zucchini blossom you can totally eat raw. we'll put that there. well, you're... look at you. what are you rolling over there? >> i don't know. >> ming: so you can't keep an iron chef down. i want to watch what you're doing here. so he has cucumbers, sushi rice, and nori. >> yeah. and then tuna in the middle. >> ming: tuna, okay. >> yes. >> ming: i'm just garnishing here, so you keep going, morimoto-san. >> yep. >> ming: all right. >> then like that. okay. >> right. this is going to come out this way, and flip over. >> ming: i have a little togarashi. >> yes. >> ming: on top lik

brian ma iron (clapping) dr. ma iron is enthusiastic and passionate about what he does.s public servant. thank you brian (clapping) to my friend steve and his colleague in crime from the toll authority. we've been partners on this project from the beginning. we worked well together over the years and today that work pays off. sieving and randy thank you. (clapping) >> it was men's again in the video that i spent time with state political leaders over the years and there's a few i want to acknowledge base at very crucial movements in the life of this project they came through for the bay area. i want to listen to the folks who helped influence me. (calling names). john burton and my former boss senator pro-item and mr. hancock, and, of course, former governor gray davis. there are others but your collective leadership made this possible. there are several heads of the department of transportation who have been sobered with this project. from project selection from the original decision to construct the new bridge thought the management and political challenges in sacramen

man. >> he's an iron man? >> bingo. >> see the cheapest, coolest costume ever. >> that is incredible. how do you think of that? >>> so he is out recording lightning on his cellphone, on his smartphone. he didn't know what he was going to really capture though. >> we just watch this guy get struck by lightning? >> you see a lightning bolt. all of a sudden a camera goes crazy. listen to what he says right after. >> that hit me in the [ bleep ]. >> it hit him in the foot? >> he thinks the lightning hit him in the foot. >> i felt that. [ bleep ]. i felt that. >> holy crap. >> i think now is a good time to go inside. >> get off the water. >> yes. >> to tell us more about this insane experience we have him via skype right there minute. >> so he lived. >> he lived to tell about it. >> what happened? did lightning really hit you? >> it actually did. i saw what a meteorologist messaged me and referred to as a streamer, did reach out and went right on the tip of my toe. i was looking, you know, at my phone. so i wasn't

iron for a few minutes. >> oh, man! >> and tell me that does not look good! >> that's incredible. i just like things in waffle formation anyway. that looks awesome. >> where are the producers nour bringing this in? we test lots of stuff. i've eaten dog food. >> oh, my goodness. >> where are the waffle mac and cheese things. >> yeah, when it's dog food or something group, it's always here. but when it's this delicious stuff, it's never here. >> why do we not have it? >> every second of this video is a spectacular view of south hampton in the united kingdom. the view comes from james kingston, who has chosen to do a pov video of the city and this is going to be one of a series of point of view park videos he's going to do. right now he's running through a tree like a monkey and then from ledge to rail to ground ground. the guy is jumping from ledges that look like they may be maybe a foot wide to two inches wide. >> this really gives you an idea of how much balance they have to have doing this. >> it's a cool idea. it lik

and wids are accepted right around thanksgiving and in a similar kind of trade package here with iron workers and operators and carpenters and this is going to be the dove tail project with the super structure steel that scanka was just awarded and they will be doing concrete on top of the structural steel in conjunction with the bes deck and they will be pouring the package and the installs and so there is a connection between the two, throughout the next few years. and trade group 18.1, the bus ramps. and this one has been a very large pool. and there is actually now, seven bidders, or qualified at this point, and that one, also goes out for bid, in october. and this is the one that includes the cable stay bridge and the connections to the free mo*nt off-ramp and the connections in and out of the bay bridge into the transit center and on to a, and in that particular one we are getting a lot of the traditional bridge builder, and that are going for this, and for this type of a project, and iron workers and carpenter and water proofers as well will all be on this project. and moving o

. >> the iron man is the holy grail.body want to win that iron man. >> it's october 1997 in kona, hawaii. sian welch and wendy ingraham are professional triathletes and among the year's strongest contenders. >> i put a huge effort into the event for '97. i think on paper i can win this. >> for the first time i really believed i could win the hawaii ironman. >> i just saw a glow in her eyes. she was in probably the best head space that i had seen her in years. >> the day begins in the water where wendy promptly sets a new women's swim record. she expects to lose her lead during the bike ride, but it doesn't happen. >> and i was just like, what's wrong? am i here, is this the right day? are they still racing? did they crash. all these thoughts were going through my mind because no one had caught me yet. i was on cloud nine and i was just like, i think i might actually do it this time. i might actually win the iron man. >> the race is shaping up differently for sian. >> the day of the race, i knew that something was wrong w

it is amazing how much grows on iron ore deposits.he quality of the deposits are is believed to be worth more than 200 billion euros. >> we only needed to drill one meter. a could be it extends another 200 meters. >> huge swathes consist of little more than barely populated wilderness. the resources have long been underestimated. with the price of iron ore exploding, the northernmost corner of sweden is going to go through some changes. the swedish government is planning three dozen new mines. there is growing resistance to the plans. these young people come from all over northern sweden. they have been living in the forest for several weeks, getting used to the mosquitoes, sorting their trash, and making sure no one gets through. he is a documentary filmmaker. he tucks a pinch of tobacco under his lip when he gets angry. for example, when asked if one mine more or less makes a difference in such vast wilderness. >> this has been going on for 200 years, and the forest is being eroded. the land is being taken away. our communities are

[applause] >> finally, her infamous curling iron catastrophe took youtube by storm. take a look. >> hey, guys. i'm basically just curling my hair. >> do it like this. and grab a little. (gasps) oh my god. [applause] >> i don't even know why i'm laughing, it's so tragic. that video has over 30 million views. have you used one since then? >> it took about a month but, yes, i have. >> i would have never used one again. >> it looks like you've got beautiful hair. >> it hasn't fully but it is -- >> it's shorter. >> oh, yes, i see where it happened. nikki, what happened? when you said 20 seconds i thought that's a long time. it completely snapped off? >> i don't know exactly what products you used but it could have been a dangerous mix of using an alcohol-based before you used the curling iron or having the heat up too high. both of those two things together is a recipe for disaster. that's what i think happened. >> what's the natural thing? what should we use? >> i know you want to be team curly. you like the attention that curls demand. i have a product here called curl

and a 78-year-old athlete is aiming for a fourth trophy in one of the world's toughest races, the iron man triathlon. >>> north korea's chief nuclear negotiator says his country is ready to resume six-party talks on its nuclear program. first vice foreign minister, kim kye gwan is calling for a restart of negotiations without any preconditions. kim was speaking at the symposium on north korea's nuclear program in beijing. it's being attended by some 50 officials and researchers from the six countries involved in the talks. >> translator: we support the talks and are willing to resume dialogue, including small-scale discussions within that framework. >> the talks were suspended nearly five years ago. kim criticized the united states for saying it wants north korea to take steps towards denuclearization before it's willing to resume dialogue. on wednesday, chief cabinet secretary reiterated japan's position on the issue. >> translator: we will work closely with our allies including the u.s. and south korea to tell north korea that it must fully implement what was previously agreed at the

i mentioned the ironic style. one thing at the end of the chapter on the ironic style i talk about a couple writers who created such vivid conspiracies for fun and wound up going on a radical lands believing them. paul krasner, edited the realist, worth reading and the other who never came back, co-founder of lot mock religion to worship the greek goddess of chaos, a big influence, and the cult novel of treatment of conspiracy theories and who also the distinction of serving in the marines with lee harvey oswald. when oswald and defected to the soviet union, thought this was interesting to write a novel about him, didn't get published until many decades later, the only book about oswald before the kennedy assassination. jumping to the other section i am going to read, find managed to get drawn into the jfk assassination circus. jim garrison better known as kevin costner these days, the new orleans they a investigating the kennedy assassination in the 60s, jim garrison tried to get him involved in the investigation

threat on bashar al assad, taking no chances, they are employing the iron dome to jerusalem. normally the iron dome is in other parts of the country, in southern parts of the country where they are more than likely to take rockets. but in an effort to protect the city from a retaliatory attack, they are moving the iron dome here. they are already setting it up. militants rarely fire on jerusalem because it's a holy city to jews, christians and muslims, but given the threats by assad and the irani leaders in tehran, israel is not taking any chances. in syria the fighting there rages on as the world debates on what to do. the battle for a small christian town just outside damascus shows how complicated the entire situation in syria really is. according to press reports, syrian rebels have taken over the ancient christian city of malula just outside damascus. christians there generally support bashar al assad, but the city was recently taken over from the assad regime by rebels. but the rebels there are increasingly linked to al qaeda-linked groups, and now rebels control that s

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that we've just learned today that it's voted against intervention that the arab league is that not ironic bearing in mind of course in effect liberated pull u.s. forces. well you can see the tragedy of iraq the horrible tragedy that every day people are dying there over a million people were killed five million were made refugees or more than a quarter of the population killed wounded or made refugees by the us intervention and occupation you can certainly understand why the government in iraq and the government in iraq that was loyal to the interest of the iraqi people would want to

the syrian president's family has ruled the country with an iron fist back since 1970. he studied to be a doctor. he succeeded his father upon his death in 2000. more than 70% of the syria's population has lived under the assad family their entire lives. this is all they know and that raises a lot of questions where the country goes from here. bill's got more for us. bill: a lot of that fight something defend the family and history there. mart that, what with this map we divided into three different colors to show the different sides fighting for the past 2 1/2 years. the yellow represents the assad regime, from damascus the

and be successful, and i am sure that the senate is going to move that bill forward, you know, the ironic thing, bob, is that the answer now in the senate, by those who propose the strategy, is to filibuster the very bill they said they wanted. and that is what is wrong with the tactic. we don't have the ability, both according to crs nor politically do we have the ability to put a total stop and defund obamacare. it would be nice if we did. i would be in the fight, so i think they are going to get a chance again this next week to vote again, and send us something different than that, because harry reid and the votes are in the senate that this is going to be changed and sent back to the house. >> so there is no way what you are saying this morning, there is no way that this could possibly pass in the senate and -- so why did they do this, do you think? >> well, there was a tremendous demand among special interests to try to prevent this bill from totally being implemented, because of the dangers to our country, the ultimate costs. i agree with them that if we could do, this we should do

there is jerusalem in the distance, it was protected by israel's iron dome factory right here but the same day president obama went on national tv and accepted the russians' initiative for a diplomatic solution to syria, the israelis removed the iron dome prom this position. nothing says more clearly the drop in tension. this tel aviv store house, gas mask handout has slowed to a trickle. diplomacy flows from the crisis and there is a new initiative under way from iran to resolve nuclear issue piecefully. iran announced it cut its stockpile of 20% enriched uranium by half. >> there has to be a negotiation. >> reporter: the former israeli ambassador to the u.n. -- >> there has to be allowing iran to climb off the tree. it could work and there could be a diplomatic solution but without the credible threat of military action, the iranians will not collaborate in a diplomatic solution. >> reporter: netanyahu stresseder why they are week, israel must know how to defend itself. >> in a way, exacting pressure on obama, indicating that if the united states doesn't do what the united states un

is getting and going with the map slab foundation and that map mound daysing slab and here is the iron going in and the rod busters or iron workers and they are actually standing up on top of the upper layer of the reinforcing steel and there is the night pour from last friday night. and we had four pumps and they had over 8 trucks in the cycle and they used the three different concrete plants and the method going forward to deliver over 4,000 cubic yards to the concrete in the project in about 14 hours and finished up at 2:30 on saturday afternoon. >> and during the day, there you can just tell from that picture that if you look closely they are just getting that 5-foot thick level up to the top in this area. in the other zones, the rest of zone go and into zone three we are working on the grounding system there on the left picture and the geothermal picture that you have seen before on the right. and that all gets recompacted and covered up. and you can see the geothermal header pipes going up the shoring wall and that goes on before the water proofing goes on and then there is the p