to ledge to ledge, down through cracks and narrows, chimneys leading down step by step. until you get to this arch. it's a small arch, it's only about this tall. the hotograph is a little -- well, size, scale dimension, they all kind of leave out there. right inside of this arch way there is a bunch of broken pottery so you know this was a used route a thousand years ago. and the arch leads down into a canyon that opens up and you go up a side canyon into this little alcove where a piece of the ceiling has fallen just slightly. and i found this place. the first time i found this was on the 27th day of a back pack and i got up to this spot and i took my hat off and i stuck my head in the crack, which is something that i do frequently out there, because i know every once in a while you're going it see something back inside one of these cracks. and back in this crack there was a basket about 1500 years old that had been turned upside down so it wouldn't collect anything and it was way back down in the crack so that no light or wind would touch it. and it was in perfect cond

as he steps off the ledge, shay hugs lewis close.ed down to the floor below where more firefighters pull them in. >> relief came when we got pulled in. >> both giagos and lewis are taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. it takes the fdny another hour to control the fire. afterwards, they talk to a local reporter. >> you're looking at two guys, high profile. it could be anybody. it's a lot of guy, the whole team. >> he was first. i'm just fafgt. it's nothing that anybody wouldn't have have done. >> is this the reason you became a firefighter in the first place? >> no. it's the whole reason. a whole reason. >> an exhausted but happy patty brown weighed in. >> so proud of these two guys. these guys hanging 13 floors. >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter in 1991 that day are killed at the world trade center on september 11th, 2001. patty brown promoted to capta

firefighter bob coleman suffered smoke inhalation after rescuing a woman from this ledge. >> on the window and she was

they aren't always a ceramic vessel under a ledge. sometimes they are huge. sometimes they are 3-story dwellings built up into the cracks. they are buildings that they made in the 11th century ad, that the anastasi, the pueblo people made, that a base 5 stories tall. they built at least 400 miles of roads are documented in the four corners area. when i'm saying roads, i'm saying swaugts cut across the desert that are 30 feet wide that have berms about this high on both sides and run absolutely straight. and if they hit a landmark of some sort, they don't around it, they go up and over it or they go down a cliff and when you are on one of these roads and you get to the edge of a cliff, you can see that it's easier to go down maybe 20 feet over to your left, but they go right down the cliff. and you look down the cliff and there are stairs carved into the cliff face so that this road stays absolutely straight. my take on this is that out in the desert, the ultimate commodity besides water is visibility. and if you set a line across the desert, you are going to

the man is now standing on the ledge of the floor looking like he's ready to jump to escape the growingand smoke. >> people will not burn to death. if they can jump, they'll jump. it's that painful and it's like you're drowning in smoke. >> barr is not yet anchored to anyone or anything. but he kicks his legs over the edge almost 200 feet above the ground to reassure the man in the window. >> barr is already hanging over the roof to let him know not to jump. that we were on our way. >> quickly shay attaches the other end of barr's rope to his own harness. >> i would be the anchor and i could grab something or somebody could grab me. >> this isn't normal procedure. typically firefighters will find a secure, stationary place to attach the rope. with the fire spreading rapidly, they need to move fast. >> time was running out. i'm not going to let the guy jump. guy's not jumping while i'm working. period. >> barr assures him the guys have his back. >> while other firefighters hold him down, shay lets out rope and begins slowly lowering barr. within seconds, barr is face to face with the tra

and she was hanging out on the ledge of the window so i broke out the rest of the window so i could grab her and hold her so she wouldn't fall and gave her my mask so she could breathe. >> reporter: he handed her off to another firefighter who helped her down this ladder as coleman gasped for breath having given away his oxygen. >> part of the job. >> reporter: there is significant damage to the building where the fire started and some to the building next door. but with wood framed construction, and high winds this morning, it could have been much worse. >> we worked it for about an hour and then put it under control. crews did a phenomenal job in suppressing the fire. >> reporter: the building's owner is in shock. >> it's been through two major earthquakes. it's just -- this is just the worst disaster that can happen to it. >> reporter: and investigators have been in and out of building all morning. they have not made any sort of cause official just yet. frank and grace? >> okay, anne makovec live for us in san francisco, thank you. >>> well, it looks like as though the "occupy sf

she was on the ledge. window. he gave her my mask -- i gave her my mask so she could breathe. >> it's not clear what started the blaze but possibly in the top floor. >>> a jury cleared johannes mehserle and four other bart police officers today of using excessive force against a passenger three years ago. kenneth carruthers accused mehserle and those other officers of beating him up and jailing him on false charges. well, the jury found that without any video evidence, the claim couldn't be confirmed. >> they had a video the whole time. we can see how important video was in having mehserle accountable even the little way that he did in the grant case. they got rid of the video here. and no justice was served by it. >> the incident took place less than 7 weeks before mehserle killed oscar grant an event that sparked numerous bart protests. >>> bart becomes the first public transit agency in the country to limit blackouts of cell phone service. it was the first to kill cell service back in august at four san francis

she was hanging out on the ledge. i broke out the rest of the window to grab her so she wouldn't fall and gave her my mask so she could breathe because she couldn't breathe. >> four people were hurt two are in critical condition. not clear yet what started the fire. but investigators think that it started on the very top floor. >>> tonight protestors barricaded themselves inside a vacant office building in santa cruz. they blocked officers out. len-on how police plan to get them -- len ramirez on how police plan to get them out. >> reporter: "occupiers" took turns on lookout duty high atop this vacant bank building in downtown santa cruz to protect what for now they say is their home. >> the media wants to talk to you. >> i know. i'm coming out but i'm not going to come out if you don't shut off the camera. >> reporter: they tried to stop us from photographing how they barricaded doors with desks, benches and file cabinets to keep police out. they also posted a no video notice on the window which was otherwise covered

not out on the ledge. you're not the first guy to think of this, you know. everyone's got problems especially during the silly season. you don't know squat. wrong. you're wrong. youdon't know nothing. don't touch me. i'm not doing anything wrong. i know that. not like you're murdering anyone. right. only one hurt is me. same way i look at it. now come on. don't come near me. come on give me a break. my boss is down there watching. come on. i'm gonna stand here and talk to you, okay? you're not gonna try nothing. nope no i'll square with you, i won't try anything. you swear? i don't want to fall off. i promise i'll just talk to ya. ok. ok. here you want a cigarette? just a smoke ok? yeah. go on take it. i think we've got time to both die of cancer. here. you're not gonna leave without me. hey ... see this key? bye-bye. you're crazy. you can jump if you want. but you take me with you. makes you a murderer. ok? you better. you'll be killing a cop. ya, i'll be killing a psycho nut cop. ya a psycho, but i'm still a cop. you coming inside? i'm jumping! you really

bit more prepared ended up in a seating position and sort of skipping across the rocks and down the ledgeg position the whole time. >> the conservation group watches helplessly. >> my initial concern was that the guy who went over head first and backwards was probably going to suffer a serious neck injury and possibly broken bones, spinal injury. >> seconds pass as the man disappears into the tide pool. when he emerges, it's clear he's in tremendous pain. >> when he came up out of the water he was screaming. i knew at that point he was conscious and alive. which was good. but the best thing for him would be not to move. >> several people in the tide pools rushed over to assist them. it was just minutes after that that the paramedics were here. >> the gentleman was removed from the lagoon area on a back board. as he was carried past, i could see he had significant cuts and scrapes down his sides and arms. the woman walked out on her own accord but had some lacerations on the back of her legs. >> the victims are loaded into an ambulance and taken to the hospital. where they're treated for n

and the heroes qafer on ledges or above whirling blades like they know they're in the hands of someonesed to indestruct i believe cartoon characters. >> i don't think you realize this, but you're about to walk into a whole mess of danger. >> reporter: the adventures of tin-tin on the other hand is steven spielberg's first animated movie. and freed from earthly restrictions with 3-d, the slap stick action wizard of his and our wildest dreams which arenas it's indiana jones squared. i was grinning so hard my jaw hurt. spielberg has another superb film: war horse. based on a kid's book told through the eyes of a horse swept up in the first world war. >> i promise you that i will look after him. and if i can i'll return him to your care. >> he's my horse, sir. >> reporter: i've heard complaints it's corney. if corney means showing flickers of generosity amid scenes of incomprehensible slaughter, i say bring it on. we need something in these fractured times to remind us of our common humanity. and this season it's a horse. >> osgood: ahead, hail and farewell. the same whitening ingredient a

triangular metal pieces are on the front -- they were there to deny homeless people and others the small ledge that they supposedly were walking across from the entrance to the library, and up and over the fence into the back. this involves drilling holes into what is a historical facade and damaging not only this, but the appearance of the building as well. large, rectangular-looking pieces, and they have painted this over. but this is a form of discussion that is -- destruction of this unconscionable. without. -- protect the historic assets of the city. >> and is there additional public comment? seeing none, public comment has been closed. moore? >> i would like to identify myself to the commission as the commissioner who took issue with how she identified herself. i gave her feedback -- -- i encouraged her to find a way to let me know that this is her who was commenting -- and that her comments are welcome and to the point. this is in her interest to know that the smiley face, most likely will end up in the spam. and this is the technology we use to keep the unwanted e-mail away. this was a

. >>> and the national menorah shining brightly was lit on a ledge this evening. hon k hanukkah is the jewish festival of lights. >> looks like a nice party. >>> fantastic wateather for it. tomorrow we could get to 17 degrees above average. just did the math real quick. it will be a warm day tomorrow. i think most areas will be in the 60s. some of you maybe the low to mid-60s. here we are coming up on christmas. let's show you what is happening right now. nice out there right now with the temperatures around the 50 degree mark. we have not seen the temperatures dip down all that much from where they were earlier today. the low this morning, 45 degrees. that is the average high this time of year. and 70% of the month of december has been at or above average. it has been very, very warm and it looks like that trend is only going to continue. last hour it was 49 degrees. now we are up to 50 degrees based on calm winds and cloud cover out there. the combination of the cloud cover and the wind which i think will shift out of the south is going to make things warmer whe

been working with various agencies eight years to establish a permitting process and are anxious to ledge mies our profession. supervisor wiener has worked extensively with the community. we support the legislation and hope the supervisors will consider favorably the amendments. i think the licensing requirement versus an education , you forgot to mention that one. >> which one was that? >> for the license. >> the grandfathering? >> no, no the dog license that all of our clients would have to have. >> thank you for pointing that out. in the original legislation it required dog walkers to ensure the dogs they were walking were licensed, but there was no punishment for it because it would be unfair to punish the walkers instead of the owners. but i have changed that to a requirement that once a year the walkers would provide the owners a sheet on the importance of licensing. >> if anyone has any questions? i believe 500 dog walkers is a fairly good estimate. >> thank. >> my name is alison, and i am with the dog walker coalition. we wanted to thank supervisor wiener so much for everything yo

controversial oil pipeline and harry reid reed is threatens senators to work through holiday until the ledges lace makes its way to the prease days des glk if you plan to fly over christmas or new years. airfares are 5% higher than a year ago that's according to travelocity. also, increased demand for the holidays makes it harder to find the last-minute deals. >>> severe weather and tornadoes half of the record 12 weather disasters that blasted the u.s. most memorable tornadoes in alabama, missouri and massive flooding across the south and midwest. the price tag around $52 billion total. the third costliest weather year ever. >>> and the kids' morning bowl of cereal may have more sugar than cookies. environmental work group says a quarter of children's cereals sugar. some cereals have more than three chocolate chip cookies or that twinkie. >>> 1980 on this day john lennon killed outside his new york city apartment. news of the murder you may recall or if you don't, fast back for you. it broke during monday night football via howard cosell. >>> business every where looks for ways to cut costs.

. >>> big honors for the colt hall of famers at the sports ledge nd museum tonight. the babe ruth berth place foundation features the induction of 7 pro football hall of famers including lenny moore, john mackey and jim parker. >>> it's a long-standing tradition in the baltimore area and volunteer department is at it again. look at this train garden display of the 31st year for the eventch the artwork will be up and running until january 8th to take the family out and take advantage. you went to a train garden who is with a that. >> great fantastic. every year it's fantastic. you don't have to ask about something like that. how will thursday morning be? fantastic for some. will it be enough for others? i know what you are thinking when you hear about the first snow. let's check it out. satellite radar composit on the warm side. warm air mid-50s this morning and we go to the 60s this afternoon and it's rain. look at the cold air and snow all the way down into texas. there's one wave of low pressure along the front enhancing the rainfall. most to the west and north. an

the ucla football team went to glide memorial to hand out ledges for the better part of the afternoonfter practice. one of the things they stand for is serving the needy. the bruins were out there doing their thing this afternoon. let me tell you a little bit about month ellis. monterey ellis could be back in time to play. it is a scheduling situation. stay tuned. we shall see. he lost his grandmother on christmas day. oddly enough, that has been the worst game that gabe slate. it was a house of horrors for the warriors that night. they take care of the bulls and the next. there are no fans a more loyal than the golden state warriors. >>catherine: they give joining us, we will see you at 11:00 p.m.. if

. ♪ the village vanguard is a ledge endry jazz nightclub located in new york's greenwich village. >>from showtime here at village vanguard and we're featuring saxophonist steve wilson and his band, wilsonian grain. the village vanguard is by far the most historic jazz club in america, possibly the world at this point. >> your name will be at the door. >> that's the owner, lorraine gordon. >> i mean, the owner doesn't sound so exciting, but that's what i am. >> don't let the bluster fool you. at heart lorraine gordon is a classic small business owner, figuring it out as she goes. >> i don't do bookkeeping. i hire someone to do that. i answer telephones a lot, can i do that. i do the bookings, i do that very well. i like to think. if you have to do it because you've got your back to the wall. now what? sink or swim. well, i don't -- i don't swim very well, but i swam. i tread a lot of water. ♪ >> it's been operating in this tiny basement since it was started by lorraine's husband, max gordon, 75 years ago. >> he opened this club in 1935. it was not a jazz club then. it was the same roo

the city's dosser park accidents and ripped holes in the fence around the private grounds and used ledges to climb inside police just past protesters claiming that the occupies would not permission to enter the park. and. a bill being debated by the u.s. congress to stop online piracy could mean that start a web censorship in america according to critics of the proposal into the shorts so the move also could cripple copyright protection in our age. the government doesn't just take down the infringing material it takes on the site entirely and it does it without even a trial to find out whether it's illegal or not and as you know copyright laws are extremely complicated there are lots of things that look like copyright infringement that turn out to be licensed in one way or another part of this is a larger crackdown on freedom of speech there's pretty much no other law that would give the government the power to censor the internet that wouldn't be laughed out of congress you know if you said the government needed to censor the internet to protect national security it would be widely seen

that is the ability you will be there and we can loconte your for the next five and surf the visitor ledge and see if he has to deal with russia which we know all the pending support of course of the two are on the kind of energy dialogue and she alliance with russia or of the european union without getting more of the pendant on the experts on the importance of gas from outside but service of the recent developments are very interesting her shirt and china or for the e.u. or as little and some help some assistance in the overcoming of the crisis of the reach of the european union this now it's so we have to take a fresh look at the national economy of the possibility of the essence of the show which russia can offer the european union to solve its all crisis and this will be interesting theme and that is the subject of the best of politic corporation in the couple of months the car well where i help you keep your finger on the pulse of development has kind of continued in the russian parliamentary election you can also track the latest facts figures and analysis on our website dot com. ne

our house is up on a ledge. hard rock. so the waves pass right through. everything rocked and rolled but it was pretty ok. my wife's frame of references was the 1972 north ridge earthquake so in that earthquake, and this should have been a warning to me fuelly, her house collapsed on her family. and they were ok but, you know, it was a new house, relatively new house. so, anyway, we walked -- the shaking stopped and we looked around. pretty good. and kim said to me, you know, that wasn't too bad. and then we walked outside and we're up on a marine terrace and overlooking the city and the bay and we looked down there and there's this cloud of yellow dust rising up from the downtown in santa cruz and at that point we both realized that santa cruz had changed forever and we were in for some amazingly difficult adventure, which is basically what it is. so, you know, hearing people talk now 22 years later, it's amazing to me how much things have changed. you hear fema talking about community-based recovery. you see the fire and police people with all the train

by the white house and the house of representatives it could mean the military being able to take a ledge to terrorists into custody virtually without question critics say would be a start violation of human rights the white house initially objected to the bill but then later changed its mind glazer from antiwar dot com thinks the administration is indulging in smoke and mirrors. these provisions mandating military custody amounted to a restriction of the president's authority but in truth it's reasonable to assume that a veto threat was near a political theater because senator carl levin one of the provisions primary authors revealed during senate debate that it was the obama administration itself who requested the inclusion of language mandating military detentions including u.s. citizens and that language so you could say that you ministration never really changed their minds it was just sort of doing it for public consumption the bill merely codified into law this status quo i mean that is to say the government has already assumed that they have the power to detain u.s. citizens indef

time now we're doing it and i also want to see the outtakes what it looked like when you miss the ledge because of the things that didn't go as white as you know this is you know the value of rick perry as a political candidate for the president i mean this is what we choose to discuss about his candidacy and the rest of it is even more embarrassing all right let's move on to these ads ok so these are some ads for a chinese restaurant in dubai and i think that we have pictures of them and so they basically say it brings the chinese out and everybody right my vision is really bad i just realize that. i'm going to try to read read it from really far away some people it really wasn't a very good p.r. move what do you say. well i what it from what i understand this is based on a one thousand nine hundred eighty s. leave i have to add that said you don't have to be jewish to enjoy levis which is basically unifying theme here is complete nonsense apparently sells i have absolutely no i don't have to be chinese to enjoy the chinese food but then don't be surprised if your eyes were going to be