the montgomery task lamp and the montgomery floor lamp. the electrical wire that runs through the lamps can be punched or cut at the adjustable joint which can be a shock hazard. call pottery barn the number (877)851-7890. >>> the author of the controversial guide for pedophiles which was pulled from amazon's web site is deferreding his book. the pedophiles guide to love and american the child lover's code of conduct office advice to pedophiles how to make a sexual encounter with achilleas safe as possible it even includes first person descriptions written from a child's point of view. >> to tell you the truth i don't think that it's always bad for the child. okay. but i do think it's always confining for the adult. a lot of people want to see it that way. it's a guide to love and pleasure. it's not a guide to abusing children. >> okay. he goes on to say pedophiles demonized unfacial. amazon pulled the book after threats of boycotts. wow. a high school football coach is in big trouble over his coaching techniques. still ahead the shocking

my husband is a boy scout of true for portions and he brought a flashlight and little head lamp. we could see. >> reporter: cruise line executives say the ship's auxiliary power eventually provided most passengers with working toilets and cold water. carnival officials offered everyone on board friday drinks and the option of sleeping on the deck. many passengers say the crew made all the difference. >> with the living conditions that we had, they made the best

happiness, people lit lamps and candles on the rooftops of their houses. >>> hi there. time now for another world weather update. there is much to discuss. let's begin with our satellite shot over east asia. very calm skies as we enter our friday night and saturday across much of china, in towards korea as well as japan. high pressure here, but that's also going to allow for much cooler conditions into the weekend. also an area of low pressure moving through northeastern china, some amounts of light snow for parts of mongolia. around this high there is going to be quite a bit of a push of moisture in towards southeastern coastal parts of china, taiwan, especially in the philippines. and let's not ignore, of course, our tropical depression right here to the east of vietnam. very heavy wet weather has been occurring with this. and unfortunately the next 24 hours will also see more of the same. in the bay of bengal, we have a separate system. this is a cyclonic storm. let me show you the most recently formed storm. this is jal moving west-northwest. over the next few days

he brought a flashlight and head lamped lamp. >> reporter: six tugboats inched the nearly 1,000-foot vessel into dock. passengers began emerging an hour later with stories about the darkness and foul smell. >> it just lot of a bad taste in my mouth literally. >> reporter: passengers shot video during the voyage of smoke from the fire in the engine room. the evacuation and the coast guard coming to their aid. to make up for this trip carnival is offering passengers a refund and another free cruise. some were so impressed with the staff, they say they will sail again. >> this is our first time. it can't be any worse than this. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the couple would have rather spent their honeymoon in the mexican riviera but called this trip memorable. >> we'll have a story to tell that is certain. >> reporter: dozens of buses lined up to whisk passengers away to hotel rooms paid for by carnival. family members who would rather pick up loved ones had special commemorative t-shirts. the ordeal inspired donna to write a song. >> the power blew to a smoke fire, the toilet did not work

and i thought i'm wasting sentences going "in the left of picture there's a lamp and there's a river and there's a vase." and i thought i'm not really interested in describing a picture that you can see so easily. i'd rather kind of interpret the pointing and let the reader look at it. but it became compelling for me to do it when i was talking about a painting that relates to the plot, which happens to be andrew shea's los angeles county museum on fire. and i wasn't going to trust that i could describe it so well or make it come to the readers' mind so well that they could know exactly what i'm talking about when it relates to a specific moment in the book which i won't ruin by telling it >> rose: you set out to learn the ban owe and did, pretty well. i think this is still number one on amazon in that category. >> in bluegrass, yes. >> rose: the question is have you tried hard to be a painter? >> to be a what? >> rose: a painter. a person who does art. >> i would never touch in a million years. >> rose: ever? >> i have absolutely no talent. >> rose: how do you know? >> i knew from a

he started throwing thing. >> he threw a lamp? >> he threw a lamp.hrew it across the room at me. it was just -- >> you also wrote he had a shiny object in his hand was it a knife? >> when he started throwing things, i became very shocked, scared, you know i knew at that point the best thing to do would be to try and get myself into a safe place. i went for my cell phone, knowing that i couldn't really grab all of my things. and i as i looking at him taking my cell phone, i was also turning around i was going to go into the bathroom. i saw him pick something up. i'm not sure if it was an envelope opener maybe, a knife. i wasn't at that point paying so much attention as much as i was trying to -- >> so you lock yourself in the bathroom, and you called your girlfriend? >> i called a friend of mine yes. >> why not call the police? >> shocked. didn't know really what to do. >> as you noted, the attorney says that one of the reasons that this sort of got out of control you expected to be paid for sex. >> that was absolutely wrong. >> absolutely wrong. >> n

think the more responsible people are and eventually there will be a prohibition on disposals for lampshat gets into a landfill is a threat. we have been working to reduce the amount of mercury in my balls. i think that as part of the solution. -- we have been working to reduce the amount of mercury in light bulbs. >> grocers say this weekend it is prime-time for thanksgiving shopping. you can get turkey and all the trimmings for less than $30. we asked a local grocery stores for shopping lists to help you plan your meal and save money. >> thank you. retailers are offering all kinds of bargains. as you head out to do your holiday shopping, will the customer service match up to the bargains? we will put the retailers to the test. >> hopefully, the service you receive will be great but that was not always the case. >> that we went to more than a dozen stores in the baltimore area. she will give us that her opinion of her shopping experiences. some places do very well. >> from the second i walked in the door. >> one store does not measure up. >> i asked politely if you work here and he sho

the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only hustlers can get away with that. he's not a hustler? ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he targeted us. i didn't get that sense. may be i'm wrong. ben smiled. you are disappointed. no , i said, no just annoyed. he pulled down the waist band. i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to us, he was still the great dark man. a mythical man or object to desire. it was probably why we jumped to attention. jesus. tucking the incriminating evidence. wait. let this go down first. >>

so i was walking around with a head lamp.d his flashlight. >> reporter: the cruise line said auxiliary power provided cold water. the crews passed out free drinks, many passengers seemed happy. >> we made it the best -pl and i will definitely -- we made it the best, and i will definitely come back to carnival. >> you have to make the best of it and that's what carnival did. >> reporter: some passengers said the worse was having to eat canned food sandwiches. carnival is offering refunds plus a free cruise to all passengers who want one. john fowler. >>> back now to the breaking news from oakland, specifically the fruitvale station that has been shut down. here are live pictures of what's going on. there was a demonstration marching down, they have now parked themselves at the fruitvale station. trains are running through and there are a lot of police on hand as well. it appears that their position right now is to wait things out and hope that after a while here the demonstrators will end their speeches, their talking, and wil

so i walked around with the head lamp. and he had the flashlight.o we could see. >> hats off to the boy and girl scouts. despite the problems, most peaks had a great time and would vacation again on carnival. >> i do find that did it is difficult during the holiddys to stay at my eight. >> eating turkey, and all the trimmings without expanding your waist line. get handy sliming secrets coming up in the health check. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. 3-way cfls really click with my style. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. @ [ male announcer ] build your with the $2.50 breakfast combo. get a 16oz. cup of piping-hot seattle's best coffee and a savory new sunrise subway melt built fresh to your order for just $2.50. subway. build your better breakfast. >> between traveling and party hopping it can be rough to keep off the pounds during the holidays. >> with a little planing and creativity, you can enjoy your favorite foods, and work in exercise. reporter amy lutz from our

less than a minute to go, the past, he likes the lamp. this goes to overtime. then to the shootout. here is the game winner. he gets beaten, and the flyers win, 5-4. >>> the washington redskins' defense will be without to start tomorrow against tennessee. both carlos rogers and safety laron landry are going to be out for the game. that is a tough game tomorrow. >> hopefully they will redeem th >>> cooler on the day tomorrow, warming up monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday, we will cool down. a >> sounds good. thank you for being with us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> president barack obama is back in washington after just 32 hours in portugal. it before he left, he outlined next phase of the war in afghanistan. >> president obama said of the the next four years, the u.s. military footprint in afghanistan will be reduced. >> my goal is to make sure by 2014 we have transitioned, afghans are in the lead, and it is the goal to make sure that we are not still engaged in combat operations of the sort we are involved with now. >> the president

this lamp and chair are on display at the new york museum of modern art. in 2004 she designed these water bottles for a french company. and for the swedish furniture company, ikea, she made these faces. she traveled to china to instruct workers to make little dents in them with their fingers in order to make them look hand-made. other designers have long been copying her work, but she doesn't mind. >> if you are an innovator, you are often too far ahead. so the copies of the big market change. so i think it is good that there are copies, then the world changes, and that is my intention. >> the designer moved from rotterdam to berlin two years ago. she has a studio in the prenzlauerberg district. her assistant was the only one of her 10-person team to come with her. the place is filled with her own creases because unlike other designers, she likes to surround herself with her own work. and because she only makes things she likes herself, some of her se -- ceramic and porcelain pieces have found themselves have found their way into her kitchen. these partial

the architects also designed the interiors, including the lamps that can only be found here in the tree. >> what we want to offer is designed confinement -- is a designed environment in a tree house. >> the mirrored cube was made in a workshop in two ho alves. putting them together was precarious. they weigh several tons. the design prevents the pine tree from toppling. prices for a night in the tree hotel start at 350 euros. the cube costs around 450 euros. the intel plans to expand in the future. -- the hotel plans to expand in the future. it is already been nominated for a swedish award. it will have a high-profile promotion in november when crown prince victoria and her husband will visit. >> transporting priceless art work is almost an art in itself. we decided to follow one sculpture on its voyage from paris to cologne. the museum there has just opened and a brand new exhibition tracing french influences on one of germany's most famous 20th- century artists. complicated preparations and negotiations were necessary to put the show together. >> located in the heart of paris, it hous

he lights the lamp. look at this, 3-0, washington. bradly had a goal and an assist. the caps beat buffalo 4-2. >>> the wizards and traveled to boston. and the celtics gave them a lesson on what it takes to be a champion. deflected to kevin garnett, 18 points in 24 minutes. pierce led celtics with 23 points. ray had his way in the game. 13 assists. kept boston moving. they beat washington. the wizards are 3 and 7. >>> the redskins were back on the field and clinton portis was in practice. he appears to be ready to play against tennessee on sunday. meanwhile, albert haynesworth answered questions about his performance. he was asked to reflect on his time with the titans. >> i think about it all the time as far as what we did. no i tried to incorporate it into what we do here. -- now i try to incorporate it into what we do here. >> saturday night, the maryland terrapins have a monster game in college park. the quarterback will be the key. he has to play smart and with confidence, because this game has championship implications. >> this is why i came to maryland to play

says sheen grabbed her by the throat and threw a lamp at her. >>> in tonight's health watch, positive results from the removal of cold medicines for children under the age ever 4. the number of emergency room visits has been cut in half. a local doctor who sat on the panel to remove the meds says it is secondary to the fact that the medicines never worked. >> these medications are dangerous when used inappropriately. if they were effective it would be worth the risk of side effects. but as they are not effective, it isn't worth any side effect. >> reporter: dr. schaub en says if young children have cold symptoms, you should keep them hydrated and clear their nasal passages to allow for breathing. >>> they claim research on nuclear weapons contaminated the air they breathe and water they bring. is it a coincidence or something more? hundreds of people in the community surrounding fort dietrich either have cancer or have died from it. >> i feel like i have an enemy. >> reporter: 77-year-old donny blank worked at fort dietrich. she has two for me to say of cancer -- forms of cancer herse

to allow city neighborhood banners, as defined in section 184.78, to be posted on the path of gold lamp posts lining market street, and adopting environmental findings. supervisor chu: thank you. i know [unintelligible] that] is there and has -- i know that nick is here to provide comments. >> my understanding is that this item needs to be referred to the historic preservation commission. this item needs to be referred to the historic preservation commission for a 30 day review. i would like to make that motion. supervisor chu: all right. let's open this item for public comment. and members of the public? >> good morning, supervisors. my name is douglas. i have lived here for my entire life. i would like to speak out on behalf of this idea. publicizing worthy causes along market street is going to make market street more interesting. if we are lucky, it will attract more tourists. one of the suggestions i would like to put on the banner is to advertise the city's controversial whistleblower program. i know the pros and cons of the program and i know that doctors [unintelligible] are att

he said he faked a seizure and detect the nurse with a lamp. died from her injuries. three days later. originally, he was arrested on burglary and now he is charged with murder. 7 7 >> we've an update on the california attorneys race still no definitive winner. however, the d.a., pamela harris has taken a lead, a small lead over los angeles steve cooley. and only two tenths of one percent separating them. and officials are still counting, and the absentee ballots. these final results might not be known until thanksgiving. cellphones and classrooms have become controversial at a local high school. and since the high school was getting difficult. using them in class. and daniel villareal host to this are reacting. >> it benicia high school, people are getting their cellphones taking away. the punishment and less of to one year and some of the parents say that it is too extreme. >> for one week, they're taken a firm stance against cellphones taking them away from students. it is not uncommon. however, they are getting taken away and it is creeping controversy. for a firs

all melted would raise sea levels but the problem is it's not like an ice cube where we're shining a lamp on it to watch it drip. it might slip. we're seeing more and more of these failures and we saw part of antarctica, shed off in a few days. somebody was looking at satellite map's and away it went. that caused sea levels to rise. that mechanism is not well represented in models or understood very well. sea level rise by itself is gentle three feet of rise may not do too much but when it's couple with high tides and storms and el nino, by maybe close to a foot do things like this. this is 1983 in san diego area. and well, let's go on to the next one. that shows the actual sea level record. in the pay delta, it's not just sea level rises but the fact that we have fresh water floods. this is the level that ice street water gauge in sacramento. darn this thing. okay. those are tides. mostly a summer period, but these are floods so you can see, you know the water levels get up to nine meters there. there's a book called, conquering the inner sea which is a history of levies in sacramento va

officials say he faked a seizure and once he was at the nurse's station he hit her on the head with a lamp. she died three days later. he has been charged with murder. he's set to enter a plea next week. >>> new tonight at 5:00, pg&e executive who used a fake name in an online discussion group about the controversial smart meters has resigned. he was senior director of the $2 million smart meter program. they placed him on paid leave after he admitted he joined the group under an alias and monitored groups and critics. >>> a new report shows a number of children with adhd. researchers say about a million more kids have been diagnosed with the order and some say this is actually good news. abc's vicky has the details. >> reporter: that's according to a new report from the centers for disease control where researchers asked parents both in 2003 and 2007 if their kids had ever received such a diagnosis. in that four year span it jumped by 20%. >> they're recognizing it. >> dr. my call manos says it's not that it's more pressure lent. doctors, teachers, and parents are getting better at identi

eventually the lamplighter was no longer visible and the storyteller could see only the lamps he had licht. brennan concluded his speech by saying so it is, my friends, with you and me of irish blood as we go through life may we be found lighting the lamps of truth and justice and righteousness even as our irish forebears before us. so that as time passes and we move from the scene of action hour own children and their children after them that we left to view me tell the way we went by the lampson we light it along life's pathway. thank you very much. [applause] >> seth historic is a reporter for congressional quarterly and speed of wermiel is former supreme court reporter for the wall street drop. he currently teaches constitutional law we american university washington college of law. for more information, visit justicebrennan.com. >>> next, a ceremony to award the winners of the national collegiate book collecting contest. the annual contest recognizes outstanding book collecting efforts by college and university students and aims to encourage young collectors to become accomplish

and the witnesses were behind the lamp post about five feet away. so they saw the whole thing. they said happened around 9:30 last night. came in as a domestic dispute call at a cleaners, laundry mat around the corner. the police arrived here. it's not clear what contact they have with the suspect at the time but the suspect ended up running away. when he got there he hid behind two cars according to witnesses. the officers walked down the street on either side of the parked cars. they approached the suspect. at one point they grabbed the suspect. he broke free. and then he came over to the other side of the street where he try today climb a fence. he became entangled in some of the shrubbery on that fence and fell back to the ground. that's when he was shot according to our witnesses. the suspect was not armed. >> right now we have not located a weapon. he has not been searched. we're waiting for the alameda county coroner's office to come out to do the search. everything's still pretty early on in the investigation. >> reporter: that search did take place. but as to whether o

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watch as the lamplighter worked his way down the street planning his letter to like each lamp before moving on to the next one. eventually the lamplighter was no longer visible and the storyteller could see only the lamps that he had left. brennan concluded his speech by saying, so it is, my friends, with you and me of irish blood as we go through life. maybe be found lighting the lands of truth and justice even as our irish forebears before us so as time passes our own children and their children after them, though we be lost to view me tell the way than we went by the lance will it along life's path lai. thank you very much. [applauding] >> said stern is a reporter for congressional quarterly. former supreme court reporter for the wall street journal. currently teaches constitutional law. for more information visit justice bird in doubt,. every weekend book tv breezy 48 hours of history, biography, and public affairs. here is a portion of one of our programs. >> we will continue to work our way around the room. >> is the motivation for women going into the military, did you find an

photo model but for the sake of showcasing nano technology i can be persuaded that this printer uses lamps in a patented nano structured to imprint in a fix the desired image be it a snapshot of design or a famous painting it won't fade over heat the material glass but you can even put it on paraffin if that's your bag it's a beautiful machine but it can't fix the ugly truth. is full of big names in public figures checking out the tech unassuming character has been a focus of a great deal of attention constantino a soul of his briefly back in his home country after being declared a two thousand and ten nobel prize laureate in the field of physics as he humbly explained to a wall of cameras and journalists at a special press conference the work she and undertake did on a supposedly amazing material called graphene started with what looks like pencil lead and a strip of scotch tape the university of manchester in england has been the site of their research and it may have started that simply but it's taken on far more complex and exciting auspices of a seal of has spent the better part of th

throwing lamps and using racial slurs. >>> six nfl teams are in a short nfl practice ahead of their thanksgiving this week. as for last night's football action, here's max bredos on espn news. >> on monday night, they were looking to even up the records. they have philip rivers. first quarter, they're trailing 7-0. finds malcolm floyd. it's tied at 7-7. second quarter, 14-7, charges. finds patrick crayton in the flat. beats brian dawkins. goes 40 yards with the convoy in front of him. he would injure himself on the play. it's a 21-7 lead. then, it's darren sproles. load it up. 28-7, san diego. fourth quarter, philip rivers finds jacob hester. rivers, 15 of 24. 233 yards. ties a personal high with four touchdowns. >>> dwyane wade back from a sprained wrist. while away, the heat have lost on saturday, facing the pacers monday. second quarter, danny dwranger hits the three. pacers up 14. then, brandon rush, chipped in with 20 with a basket. wade, underneath the basket, blocked by solomon jones. he's upset with the play when you shoot 1 for 13 on the night. gets the technical foul. wade, frustrated.

. >> he threw the lamp against the wall in my direction. >> did she really fear for her life?if i was going to go home and see my dad the next day. >> "dancing with the stars" on lockdown? the threatening letter, the white powder. we have the latest news on the fbi investigation as kate gosselin weighs in. >> did you ever feel in danger at "dancing with the stars"? >> plus bristol, kyle and jennifer. the big finale.

according to tradition they lit lamps in the temple with only a one-day supply of oil, but the candlesned for eight days. >>> that's our program for now. i'm kim lawton. there's much more on our website, including more of our interviews with abraham and pamela. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcast, also available. follow us on twitter and facebook where i have a fan page now, too. you can also watch us on smartphones and iphones. to find out more join us as pbs.org. >>> as we leave you, marachi music from mexico. the patron of citizens. ♪ >>> plager funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based family founded foundation dedicated to its founders and christian religion. community develop and education. additional funding by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. also by the henry loos foundation, and the corporation for public broadcasting.

new participants are you talking about the c part of the project and i assume because regarding the lamp board in every country we created two interventions sharing it is fifty fifty plus one cheered so obviously you've asked about the sea port issue that unless it's an issue to be negotiated with are telling in french nurse and any new partners if they emerge. you don't comment much on the pipeline however the majority of russian commentators and the next person analysts are more politicized than usual because you are more about business decision they tend to criticize nabucco saying that it has little chances to get implemented it has little grounds to exist and there is nothing much to sell and cetera what do we as a representative of russian and big business. can you really say that the pipeline is not a rival to gazprom or do you have to consider it as the business that can stale a bit from your profits. i repeat once again it's a two for resource there versification we are and we're building a soft stream to increase the reliability omar deliveries are. transferred to risks that's

he then very quickly gets off of me, picks up the lamp, and he throws it across the room and he smashes it, anything he could pick up, he was trashing the place. and so at that point, i just went as fast as i could into the bathroom and i lock the the door and it was really scary because as i was closing the door, i'm seeing him coming towards me. and he starts slamming on the door, like, with his whole body. >> reporter: did you want to dial 911? >> i did, but i was also scared to call the police on somebody who's as wealthy and as powerful and -- who am i, you know? i'm just a girl. it is my word against his. >> reporter: anderson is just the latest in a long string of women who have accused sheen of violent behavior. he was convicted in august of misdemeanor assault against his now estranged wife brook mueller after allegations he held a knife to her throat last christmas. his second wife, denise richards, has described a cycle abu abuse. in 1990, his then girlfriend kelly preston was accidentally shot in the arm with sheen's handgun. and in 1997, sheen was convicted of battery with

they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900 we're talking about 200 cars. after the earthquake in 1906, that's when it starts declining a little bit because more conventional houses start taking over and more people live permanently year-around. they're not just using it as a party pad. so it's after the quake it starts declining a little bit. >> is there a d.b.i. record as cable cars were moved to a site that there wou before the earthquake, you often don't have a record. then, yeah, you're right. it goes down to some of these pictures i found by basically finding the names of people who lived in carville and then tracking down their desendends and asking, do you have anything? we had people who said, yeah, lots of photos and stories. but it takes a lot of leg work. it's not like you can just walk into a city depar