coleman lantern is good.is one is basically an ad justible table lantern, you can have it focused or make a broad area. it's a good area illumination s you can sit down and eat. you can't eat with a flashlight >> after about the first day th november ti of the earthquake and the city being black is going to wear off. >> real fast. >> and about the third day you're going to be so sick you won't imagine it. the stuff you put away now is going to be so valuable to you. you cannot expect the fire department to come driver's license, the police department. they're going to be, as they say, taxed to their limit. you need to be able to be self-sufficient in a comfortabl manner, with your neighbors. >> a coil of line -- with your neighbors. yeah, you've got to have line. you've got to be tying stuff up you need to learn how to tie a boland. i know that's asking a lot but you need to learn how to tie at least one knot and that's a boland. we're having a special seminar on how to tie a boland, not today. it looks like

let me talk about those that carry bright lights, that pass those lanterns on to others. many of them you will hear in just a moment, because they are appropriately on stage and will be recognized for their own work. one is the former mayor, willie gramm, who deserves a tremendous amount of credit for envisioning the bonds that brought us here. i want to thank in particular the leadership of the city attorney, who in some ways is responsible for us being here because she created that impetus to initiate a federal lawsuit against a tobacco company back when few people thought there was any hope and that there should not be much expectation of success. she carried that torch. she succeeded in that effort. she moved on, but she did not move away. she not only created the framework that allowed us to generate, all told, $141 million that contributed to this project today because of that tobacco settlement, but she said it is one thing to have a bond and another thing to have a settlement. minutes and equipment. we need new things to provide dignity that this building's physic

tavis: when are you doing in the green lantern? >> i play the father of the bad guy.lly, my actions result in almost the destruction of the world. if i had been a better parent -- tavis: [laughter] >> i do not think peter saarsgard would want to destroy the world. tavis: we all know better parents. is this thing slated to come out yet? >> yes, the summer, i think. tavis: everybody has been talking about this for a long time, the green lantern. >> yes, it is one to be a big green thing. tavis: and with the play, have you been touring? >> we have been touring all over the place. we have been in 40 states with this production. we have been in four continents. we want to tour this one all over the world. it is a big one, though. it does not fit the economic model, so we need help in doing that. we need people who would see why it is an important thing to bring to various communities. but we have relationships all over the country with various universities and theaters. tavis: it is cough "break the whip" -- it is called "break the with being written and directed and music

they've been in contact with manufacturers of the land turns and they have demanded that the lanterns, in the future, should be 100% biodegradable and have full safety instructions with them. >> ian murray. >> with the deputy prime minister join me in paying tribute to those in my constituency who donate money to offer aid to pakistan? will the alter the get things seem to agree that bucket collections could be included? >> we will look at anything which could continue to encourage people to be as generous as they have been in responding to this truly horrific catastrophe. i was in pakistan just last week. i saw for myself the scale. it is genuinely difficult to understand. an area the size of the whole united kingdom has been submerged. 20 million people have been displaced. my theory is that the worst is still to come as waterborne diseases start taking hold. i welcome his active interest in this and will welcome him and all members from the house to work together to continue as a government and as a people to support the many distressed communities of pakistan. >> mr. christopher c

the poop converter consists of tww massive steel oil aatentions aatached to a treet lantern in cambridgeo is ropped into the machine with a ew turns of the handle microbes in the dodo give off mettane gas if he had through theetanks to the lap and >> methane is about 30 to 70 times more potent than could she docks so by burning it you are reducing it. some dogs can do number one against the lamp post. everyone makes out in the deal. proof that poop power is a lot of fun to say on the air. has broad appeal. >> you said you wanted to play dress up? >> up next on the "late edition". why sesameestreet decided to children's. >> this is the truth. noodoggy dodo here. sergio ken dam becomes a raven >> instead offteaching chillren to count. the folks at sesame street may count the number of complaints from parents. >> this after a video from an upcoming episode of the show featuring katy perry recently hit "youtube". >> ♪ >> video has gotten aboutt3 1,000,000 hits. the singer's duut ith elmo as supposed to air later in the year. sesame is pulling the segment because of the negatiie feedback. >>

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the navvy i came to the casting lantern and he want to work i came here to work and stayed for eleven years already i got married to have a sauna house so it looks like i'll be here for a while and be a cancer. i have a lot of pressure on me from my parents mind a long sometimes sad you're irresponsible you don't take care of your child you spend all your time on the streets if the band is going to leave you. but we believe that when we strengthen women we strengthen the family. family the women this alliance over u.k.'s really strong the concerns of legislative a colleague and a friend who works with schools at a time when you didn't hear the presence of the military. so it up yes we knew about the bombs yes they were going to work and on the issue of the military presence and much to our surprise there were very few women participating. i invited gladys to my house and i said look. i'm so upset so we decided let's announce in return of the women a few camps and see what happens. we were surprised because we were professional women housewives it was different political ideology and r

sure, party supplies don't usually consist of duct tape, flashlights and lanterns, but doing this in honor of earl, the only guest who wasn't invited, but bound to show up anyway. >> the group that is here this weekend is planning to camp out in the downstairs bedrooms and the living room. >> reporter: so you guys are having a hurricane party? >> we certainly are. >> reporter: while earl's lost some of its thunder, it hasn't lost all of its punch. tropical storm warnings remain in effect along the massachusetts coast. so, what are you concerned about with your house? >> we haven't had a hurricane here in, a significant one since '91. i don't know what to expect. i'm concerned about the trees, i'm concerned about the storm surge. i'm just -- i'm nervous in general. >> reporter: it had been a much stronger category 4 storm earlier in the week, with sustained winds topping 135 miles per hour. everyone who planned on enjoying labor day weekend in the cape won't be. hotels here have 50% occupancy. during a weekend where the population normally swells by 50,000. jordan was part of the 10%

about "buried" doesn't grab your interest, today's guest has yet to finish something on the green lantern. please welcome ryan reynolds to the eyewitness news morning edition. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. you are part of a fascinating project. this one has got me ready to go to the theater. he plays paul in a movie called "buried." just like it's sounds, are abur -- you're buried. >> i play this civilian contractor who wakes up buried he's left with a lighter and a cell phone. the whole film takes place inside the coffin. we never cut away. we're with the guy the entire journey. it takes place in real time in 90. >> that's fascinating, that a 90-minute movie is part of your life. >> this was the most terrifying script i read. >> you've seen test audiences with this and people buy into it? >> you know, honestly, i'm not gink to troy to sell it like this. i had no idea how people with react. i thought this was such a stretch and something so new, but, boy, did they ever. we screened it the first time at sundance. it became one of the sundance sensations. then it slowly like a snow -- l

touchdown for the lanterns. will smith threw 179 yards. los gatos held to three points.there's the final. st. francis beats los gatos and one tied for the first year at coach. that's the sports for this friday night. giants lose but they are still in 1st place. >> that's the good news. >> cal running to a buzz saw or not? that quarterback is horrible. >> he may be the first guy in ncaa history to throw for 4,000 yards and rush for 8,000 yards in a career. this guy still has a lot. he's nfl material. >> his hand-offs are so good. he faked the cameraman so many times. the cameraman is here. >> the pistol offense is a little quirky. they haven't practiced an they got caught off guard considering they are the number one defense. >> you bet. >> and that's our report for tonight. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. our coverage continues on-line at ktvu.com. have a great weekend, everyone.

touchdown for the lanterns. will smith threw 179 yards. los gatos held to three points.re's the final. st. francis beats los gatos and one tied for the first year at coach. that's the sports for this friday night. giants lose but they are still in 1st place. >> that's the good news. >> cal running to a buzz saw or not? that quarterback is horrible. >> he may be the first guy in ncaa history to throw for 4,000 yards and rush for 8,000 yards in a career. this guy still has a lot. he's nfl material. >> his hand-offs are so good. he faked the cameraman so many times. the cameraman is here. >> the pistol offense is a little quirky. they haven't practiced an they got caught off guard considering they are the number one defense. >> you bet. >> and that's our report for tonight. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. our coverage continues on-line at ktvu.com. have a great weekend, everyone.

trim from pottery barns and it always makes it different, the lanterns. >> sabrina, thank you so much this is "today" from nbc. cannes >>> this morning in "today's kitchen," seasonal cooking made easy with the chef of the new york hot spot, blt market. today he's making us something from his new cookbook, called fresh from the market, seasonal cooking. good morning. i got to say your name twice, which was really fun. you promote seasonal cooking. >> yes. >> what would you define seasonal cooking as? >> the four seasons, winter, spring and fall. >> you use the freshest things from that time, at their peak of freshness and flavor. >> not only the seasons but also by the month. seasonal month. >> the difficulty is with everything being flown in from everywhere else, it's difficult to know what's seasonal necessarily and what isn't? >> yes. also, the local products, local shrubbery, local blueberries. >> right, right. thinking about what is grown locally and what is at the farmer's market is a good clue. >> today, you're making something called marcella's ocobuco, from the fall. >> from t

we gave them the lanterns and the pitchforks.ve them the platform to make a mockery of the process. leaving aside the process hasn't been working like a charm, the economy is still stumbling and the red ink has been piling. back to the pile of you-know-what. that even now, even now all the tea party stuff is a fraud. let me be clear yet again. you have can't manufacturer rage for long. or blame astroturf for someone kicking you, you can't fake or manufacturer that. you have to believe in your core, all right, that's that. speaking for myself, i have covered the tea party rallies, not as a cause, but as an event. i never spoke at one or hosted one. it never entertained at one. the critics i encountered at each one seemed bipartisanly angry at everyone and everybody. it's amazing for a media that has no problem with reporters covering anti-war rallies, and an entirely different litmus test. so, militaristic uncle sam, bad. big spending uncle sam, good. i want you to think about that and the arrogance of all of that. the arrogance o

it's a lantern in a park. it's powered by pop.ge artist matthew created what he calls the park spark pop converter. their owners are instructed to use biodegradable bags to collect it and deposit in a tank where it is mixed with other waste and water and the resulting mixture gives off methane gas to power the lamp. all about alternative energy >> that is smart. >>> jim ramsey is in for tom skilling. full forecast is next. [ woman ] alright, so this tylenol 8 hour lasts 8 hours. but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve was proven to work better on pain than tylenol 8 hour. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? good, how are you? [ male announcer ] aleve. proven better on pain. >>> jim ramsey joins us now. we sure got the cool off we needed from yesterday. plenty of rain. some people still without power. >>> as fast as that storm was moving o'hare only picked up .5 nrchg of rainfall -- of an inch of rainfall. >> most of the heavier rain was up toward winnebago county and mchenry and outwest toward elgin picking up close

. >> it's the old thing of hang a lantern on your problem. that's what she's trying to do here. larger challenge is the bill maher clips in the video obviously make a top narrative, but delaware is a state that doesn doesn't elect folks on either end of the extremes, andrea, and that's going to be her challenge. as a cultural conservative, how do you win in wilmington? >> the challenge is with the democrats, at least in their ads they haven't focused on the witchcraft deal, but the ad they came up against her focuses on her fiscal positions. let's watch. >> we don't know a lot about christine o'donnell, but here's what we do know. she'll fit right in in washington. o'donnell spends money she doesn't have, fired employees she didn't pay, stiffed businesses, didn't pay her taxes. >> is that the way to get back at her, to go at her tea party credentials? >> yeah. i think that's sort of the sober way beyond her witchcraft and talking about condoms and human brains and mice. there is a lot there, but i think this is the safer approach where voters are going to say, are we really goin

. >> tarps and duct tape and lanterns and flashlight and water. just literally, you know, a hundred or two hundred different items. >> flying off the shelves? >> yes. but thank goodness, we were ready. we were well stocked. >> the last major hurricane to hit bermuda was fabian in 2003. it was a cap 3 with 120 miles per hour winds. it cost 300 million in damage and killed four people. you know, those winds as if you hear 120 miles per hour is bad enough. but those winds are sustained and they don't move through. that's what we have learned time and time again here. >> the question is also do we have any reason to be concerned about this coming to our area? >> we will talk about that in our forecast. i am happy to say the weekend so far is great. in hurricane season and so far really dodging the bullet. >> good. >> but a long ways to go before hurricane season is over. a beautiful day today maureen i hope you did get out to enjoy it. nice ridge of high pressure in control. that was absolutely fabulous for us. pretty nice night right now as well acro

evans wadango is lighting the way for people with his lanterns. congratulations. inspires you the most? go to cnn heroes.com right now to vote for cnn hero of the year. >> okay. follow that. >> thanks, larry. >> you like our heroes concept. i love the heroes. it's beautiful. that is the classiest thing on cnn. i love it. don't you think? that's really classy. >> do it every thanksgiving i think. >> it's great. no jokes. >> have you done heroic things ever? >> what was this? >> this is a heroic thing? >> yeah. this is like a medevac. on a show as a comedian with no audience? you know. >> but there are people here. >> yes. i would say what's funny about this show is there is no audience but you can still bomb. you could still go right down the tubes. >> when is your next in person appearance? >> i'm in memphis tomorrow night, friday. >> memphis. >> memphis, tennessee. yeah, the good people of memphis. >> theater? big theater or -- >> it's a little theater -- of course it's a big theater. it's huge. i don't know what it is. >> do you ever, truly, ever bomb anymore? a

evan is lighting the way to prosperity for rural kenyans with his solar powered lanterns.cnn heroes.com to vote for cnn hero of the year. >> larry: jerry, follow that. >> thanks, larry. let's throw up the pruda film also. >> larry: you like our heroes segment. >> i love heroes. that's nice. >> larry: everyday people. >> that is the classiest thing on cnn. i love it. don't you think? thees really classy. >> larry: every thanksgiving. >> that's great. >> larry: have you done heroic things ever? >> what was this? >> larry: this is a heroic -- >> this is like a medevac. you're on a show here as a comedian with no audience? >> larry: but there's people here. >> yeah, i guess. but what's funny about this show there's no audience, but you can still bomb. you could still go right down the tubes. >> larry: when's your next in-person appearance? >> i'm in memphis tomorrow night, friday. >> larry: memphis? >> memphis, tennessee. >> larry: theater? big theater? >> it's a little 100-seater. of course it's a big theater. i don't know what it is. >> larry: do you ever, no, truly, do you

slides, almost lantern slides going across where i saw these great works of art., but it introduced me to a broader world than the world i was living in in the south bronx. and so we have got to get back into that kind of education of our youngsters and we have got to help our teachers. you can't just put it all on the teachers. we send kids into school who are not ready to be in school, who haven't mastered these basic things that you need to have, then we're asking our teachers to be truant officers and that's not fair. >> and alma, for what we look at, what we face today, this country, this president, this education secretary, this event, "education nation" and everything else that is happening right now that your husband talks about, this is the moment is it not, for us? >> this is the moment. we are so proud of what nbc is doing with bringing all of this information to the public. we can go out and talk about it all the time but you have the broad, broad field that catches people's attention. and we have to keep this issue before the public. i like to say, ye

. >> and getting lanterns and lights and batteries. >> reporter: and genera water, just in case a hurricaner the worse. alex stone, abc news. >>> and with more on the track of hurricanewejo by accuweather's jeannette lleaccuweather's jeannette g >> good morning, rob and mike. certainly still keeping a very close eye on hurricane earl which is still a major hurricane. it is continuing to track to the northwest at around 14 miles an hour. it is north of hispanola but throughout the day today it's going to run jus warning n he t cands. n he t behind earl we do have fiona which is moving westward, set to impact the leeward islands late today with tropical storm force winds and heavy rainfall. here's the forecast eye path with hurricane earl. it's going to be approaching the southeast coast throughout the day so expect to see dangerous surf and rip currents from coastal florida to coastal areas of south carolina. hurricane watch was issued for those areas north of surf city, north carolina, into the north carolina/virginia border and it's going to make its closest approach to the outer banks of

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trim from pottery barns and it always makes it different, the lanterns. >> sabrina, thank you so much newspapers report the claims in this meg whitman ad are false. and she knows it. taxes went down under jerry brown. but whitman's nose keeps growing by the millions. meg whitman's nose keeps growing. whitman says california lost jobs under jerry brown. turns out 1.9 million jobs were created. she spent millions saying jerry brown raised taxes. fact is brown cut 4 billion in taxes. but whitman's nose keeps growing by the millions. cannes >>> this morning in "today's kitchen," seasonal cooking made easy with the chef of the new york hot spot, blt market. today he's making us something from his new cookbook, called fresh from the market, seasonal cooking. good morning. i got to say your name twice, which was really fun. you promote seasonal cooking. >> yes. >> what would you define seasonal cooking as? >> the four seasons, winter, spring and fall. >> you use the freshest things from that time, at their peak of freshness and flavor. >> not only the seasons but also by the month. seasonal