audi the scots kicked the car while overtaking and went on to hit the barrier in spectacular fashion luckily mcnish emerged from the wreckage fully conscious and seems to have got away with just blunt and bruises it was to take him to hospital for checks. oh imo to keep the former champion katie stoner has taken a call for the british grand prix at silverstone history in piled more pressure on jorge lorenzo with the defending champion starting from third place on the grid like it was marco simoncelli calls it a stoner is just seven points behind needed lorenzo in the standings. once i think the two should ride out joaquim rodriguez has triumphed at the penultimate stage of

now, luckily, luckily i blocked the radiation by always keeping my cell phone tucked safely under my genitals. in a pinch they also serve as a bomb shelter. apparently, apparently cell phones use a form of radiation similar to microwaves known as "microwave radiation." which scientists say esuchly cooks the brain. i bet you anything i'm delicious. laughter laugh but cell phone manufacturers are looking out for us, folks. they recommend that you hold the device 15 millimeters away from your head, which conveniently happens to be the thickness of an amy's frozen burrito. okay. a quick ten-minute call to nana and lunch is ready. [applause] hi, nana. hi. i'm doing the show. i'll be back in a second. talk to the burrito. just listen to her. okay. but what if you're not hungry and you don't want to get brain cancer but you still need to make a call? what do you do? easy. jay, come on out here. let's show the people what we do. jay the intern, everybody. come on out. okay. jay, i want you to help me talk to nana like we rehearsed. sit down here. okay. okay. this allows me to use my cell pho

luckily a lot of the kids were out of town that lived there. tell us about it. >> reporter: that's the incredible part. when you look at the damage, looking at one side of the home on 23rd avenue. it's amazing that everyone made it out okay. this is a two-story victorian. the fire broke out, overnight, eight were inside, some sleeping as this was just before 2:00 in the morning. when firefighters arrived they say flames were pouring from the home here. but the residents were outside. there were working smoke detectors in the home. this home has two units, one up, one down stairs. because of the older construction it was a challenge to knock down these huge flames. here is what one captain told us. >> it looks like they may have overloaded electric circuits or electric issue. >> if they were running fans, it was hot? >> you know, i have no idea. i know the arson investigator was able to uncover debris and find electrical items. >> one firefighter was taken to the hospital with a back injury. firefighters are saying that as bad as it looks this c

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luckily she was not injured. you can see the force of those winds just really popping that door open. >> what a shot. >> you can't decide what's safer to stay in the car or leave. she's very lucky. >> wait it out. >> thank you so much. >>> you're watching "world one" live from london. >> they may have helped capture osama bin laden and now are under arrest. >> we'll find out why when we come right back. somewhere in america, there's a doctor who can peer into the future. there's a nurse who can access in an instant every patient's past. and because the whole hospital's working together, there's a family who can breathe easy, right now. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest healthcare questions. and the over 60,000 people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. there are some things we know for sure. there will still be weddings, still be babies, and still be bright futures. that's why new york life has been helping families plan for the expected and unexpected f

luckily the apartments were empty at the time of the fire. and we are expecting more dangerous heat over the next few days. baltimore county schools are closing two hours early wednesday and the city has already issued a code red heat alert for tomorrow and thursday. >>> wjz has your first warning weather. bob turk and bernadette woods has a look at how hot it's going to get. >> last week that's what we're looking at for the next couple of days. take a look at the temperatures around the region. they are not that hot right now. 87 to the west they had shower activity. here we go right up to 88 just one minute ago. so we're still in the upper 80s. we did get to 90 degrees earlier today. because the heat and humidity coming back tomorrow full blast, we have to our northeast around the philadelphia area, a warning for all of central maryland a heat advisory beginning tomorrow. and an air quality alert tomorrow as well because the air quality is not going to be in a good range the next few days because of the staggering air of the heat and humidi

. >> luckily. but it can be a little challenging because we will have deefler, who builds a building and then sells it and the property owners don't realize that the city doesn't maintain those treings that they have the maintenance responsibility. it is not uncommon for us to come across new tree that is are perfectly staked and dead. and as soon as the building changed hands, they didn't realize they had to do anything. >> okay, look at this thing, and look at this damage to the bark here, caused probably by somebody running into it with a car or truck or something. >> that's right. yeah. i imagine, given that we're right next to a driveway and a grand jury, this is probably a bad -- backing up attempt, or, you know something. unfortunately like that. >> that really does damage a tree and ultimately it will compartmentalize the damage, it won't affect the tree. the tree has other problems. tell us about this. >> this won't kill the tree, there are a number of things that probably will and actuall

luckily very little of what they eat is technically food. >> this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( applause ) welcome to the report, everybody. good to have you with us. thank you so much. whooo! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! (cheers and applause) wow, thank you. you know, it's hard to tell you about it almost sounds like you folks want me to do an encore and i haven't even played yet. folks, what a gorgeous day in manhattan. sunshine, warm breezes it just reminded me how much i don't trust summer. (laughter) why is it being so nice. what's it up to. besides, summer has a well-known liberal bias. it gets hot out so everybody starts believing in global warming. and our moles go to hell. the young people use the heat to strut around in revealing summer clothes. i mean sear sucker, leave something to the imagination. worst of all, folksing summer means half naked patchouli soaked quite guy dread lock festivals like lal palooza, bonnaroo, coachella, salmonella. there are n

luckily, everyone made it out. one firefighter was injured this morning, he's at a hospital recovering. stay away from that area. it's 11th street in downtown san jose. tonight the fight is over. walnut creek neighborhood will find out if a cell phone tower will be built close to their home. at&t is planning to build that on property owned by the church on kievny court. neighbors say they should consider other sites not in residential areas. they are worried about with possible health effects. at&t says the site is the only one that will perk for them. it would disguise it as a tree. the council will make a final decision tonight at 7:00. >> good morning. we'll take you out to the east bay. actually the tri-valley, livermore, with a good amount of slowing, look at this, 18 minutes a lot of cars. it is a tuesday. that's going to mean heavier volume. not to this extent on a typical tuesday. watching that carefully. just about 530, just before we're seeing speeds coming in throughant wok. we're watching for slowing se

luckily, the 27-year-old victim was only treated for minor eri injuries on the scene. >> she was hurt -- for minor injuries on the scene. >> she was hurt and shaken up. >> the bar owner thinks the suspect was a guest at a birthday party. he said this is highly unusual. >> nothing like that ever happens here. it is always laid back. we have a little bit of an older crowd. >> please do believe this is an isolated incident and do not think that -- police do believe this is an isolated incident and do not think that the two women knew each other. >> in this video it was like the suspect is waiting and watching people coming in. while we do not believe that she knew this woman, we do think she was targeted, perhaps because she was female or because of her size. >> take a good look at the suspect and call police if you recognize her. >> there is a $500 reward if -- for information leading to an arrest. >> a 14-year-old, who police say was getting driving lessons, drove her and's van into lake montebello. baltimore city police say the 14-year-old, her aunts, and a great aunt were able to cli

(laughter) although, luckily for the congressman, it appears he has a fire safety system on board. (laughter)to someone whose acces you believe you can trust him, john oliver. john? (cheers and applause) >> thank you. thank you, jon. (cheers and applause) thank you, jon, and please, please, before i contntntntntntp anthony weiner a new ass (blee (bleep). an (bleep) that even he would not text a picture of. why? because it would be so big it won't fit within twitter's 140-character limit. that sleazy mcjewfro will get no quarter from me. (laughter) >> we're... we're talking about the congressman, right? >> oh, yes, yes. okay, no problem, yeah. jon, i will hound him, i will mock him until his shame is visible. a bulge straining against a fabric of his being, begging to be released. but this time, weiner, there will be no happy ending. (laughter) and as for you, stewart, and your vividly, vividly injured hand, that's a genuine problem, that's a genuine problem. that's... (applause). (bleep). >> jon: yup. we better hurry up and (bleep) because i am bleeding out mother (bleep). (laughte

i got to meet some of you, luckily, last month when you participated in youth advocacy day, but you also followed up -- some of you were at the old school cafe with what house representatives about what the youths were looking at in terms of their future, participation in the city. here in city hall, we are serious about having programs that not only help you out, but to make sure you get the support you need to be successful. we want you and need you to be successful. without that, we are literally a soulless city. whether it is being able to traverse on a good muni system, having a good education system, or being able to work in a company like twitter. i am working with two great supervisors and we are working with tech companies, to make sure if you wanted that job, you would be able to work for a company like them, who has their international headquarters right here in san francisco. did you know that if you kept focus on the educational background that you want and need, you can make it into the top jobs? besides the great money that they pay, the workers who want to be here -- want

luckily, cameras were on scene to catch what really happened. taking care of kids is tough.ially when they dash away like puppies. in an instant, they can go from by your side to nowhere in sight. but the eyes in the skies see all, and sometimes it's down right scary. mother and child caught in a busy intersection. a little boy is caught dangling from an escalator railing. a baby stroller caught rolling down a train platform. and an infant caught right in front of a bus. let's go halfway across the world, to turkey. a shopping mall scenario that's all too familiar. watch here as a 4-year-old boy gets loose from his father and in a flash, grabs hold of a railing and rides up the outside of an escalator. the boy is struggling to hold on, legs flailing. luckily, this shopkeeper is on his game and runs out and cat catches the boy in the nick of time. let's remind to that moment of truth. talk about being in the right place at the right time. thank you, mr. ali for saving the day.antonio, texas. mike money bahubbard is on the of the day, carrying a handful of passengers. suddenly

luckily, grandma had a credit card that was not maxed out. otherwise, the child would not receive emergency services from someone who could not afford to pay for it later. speaking about this, a transportation -- they intend to have 2.5 times as many parking spaces on that site. think of the traffic. right now, it has been a hotel, but they do not generate that kind of traffic. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for your patience during good now i am the executive director at the north of market who/center in -- for your patience. >> i am the executive director of the north of market /tenderloin district. i want to say thank you to the staff and all the apartments. i a thing they have done a third job, and we feel -- i think they have done a good job, and we feel this is a place to start. we would like to enter into a community benefit agreement. the community has said many times they want to directly address this, and i want to extend that invitation that we want to talk about it and negotiate directly with them. i heard the ceo say they wer

(laughter) now, luckily, there's a way we can identify terrorists before it's too late and it's the subject of tonight's word. (cheers and applause) hear no evil. nation, everybody knows i'm on record that the to protect us from terror we need to use racial profiling. that doesn't make me racist because i don't see race. people tell me i'm white and i believe them because i think we need to use racial profiling. (laughter) but kentucky senator rand paul has a way to identify terrorists without profiling as he explained on the radio's "sean and hannity." >> i'm not for profiling people on the color of their skin orrerorreligion but if someone s attending speeches from someone promoting the violent overthrow of our government, that's an offense we should be going after. they should be deported or put in prison. >> stephen: and that is perfectly consistent with rand paul's libertarian constitutional ideals. after all the bill of rights guarantees freedom of speech, not freedom of listen. (laughter) and it is possible... (laughter). it is clearly possible to be radicalize bid hearing just one s

[laughter] luckily, before i set sail, i steeled myself against the ocean's horrid maw by watching almost all of "boat trip." [laughter] few have survived its outlandish premise. how can they not know they're on a gay cruise? [laughter] but the filth, the exhaustion, and filth was all worth it, because. we won the race! the race to compsecond place. here's the traditional second place clock. if you listen closely you can hear the hours i'll never get back spent on that filthy boat. [laughter] those of you who followed the race online, know how close the finish was. you also know that the web tracker made our boats look like sperm racing to fertilize bermuda. [laughter] before i left, i said that i was the greatest sailor in the world. so it's with great humility that i must now admit that i am merely the second greatest sailor in the world. [laughter] i want to thank my crew tim, bertie and chris, and all of us on team audi want to congratulate the winner hank hofford. congratulations, hank. i will make it my life's mission to hunt you down till death or madness take me. you are now my wh

luckily it is not harming areas near hawaii. >> we'll do the best we can to bring that to you, bill. >> let's show you what is happening in the forecast. >> we are starting to see the weather pattern changing in the west. look at that temperatures in minneapolis. it was hotter there than it was anywhere in arizona. weird anomoly. the weather pattern is going to flatten itself out. by that we'll see the warmer air being pushed to the south. the cool conditions will mild up on the coast. yesterday it was cool. 60s, 74 in la. we don't have stormy weather out there. only one upper level low spinning up here in areas of eastern washington state. we're dry everywhere else. the jet stream has this big buckle in it. that is going to bring us to a more typical june weather pattern. getting warmer in phoenix and la 71 near the coast for you. temperatures are a little bit below average in the northwest. arizona 81 and ew gene 69. slow improvement in the west. >> better than what we did. >> thank you so much. coming up big ben bumps up the street. a big when for nbc and a woman whose facebook fr

last night, that he was a liar, and that i believed his pants to be on fire. ( laughter ) although, luckilyit appears he has a fire safety system on board. ( laughter ) anyway, for these reasons, unlike the congressman, i have decided to step down. ( audience reacts ) no, everyone, please. no, no! i will turn the program over now to someone whose accent makes you believe you can trust him, john oliver. john? ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. thank you, jon. ( cheers and applause ) thank you, jon, and please, please, before i continue, let me assure my viewers that, from now on, there will be no pussying out. no offense. i solemnly promise to rip anthony weiner a new ass ( bleep ) an ( bleep ) that even he would not text a picture of. why? because it would be so big it won't fit within twitter's 140-character limit. that sleazy mcjewfro will get no quarter from me. ( laughter ) >> we're... we're talking about the congressman, right? >> oh, yes, yes. okay, no problem, yeah. jon, i will hound him, i will mock him until his shame is visible. a bulge straining against a fabric of his being,

. >> reporter: luckily, i get to take a backseat on "pure poison."ittle rocker written by sara from dallas. >> let's go from the top now. >> reporter: and polished by our producer. >> and do a little -- ♪ >> reporter: magically, these nine strangers get tighter with every note. so much that it inspires tommy lee to jump in for a little jam. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and as long as he's around, might as well soak up some knowledge. >> i think part of the package is, i get to trash my hotel room. do you have any tips for me? >> yeah, we're going to need a lot of extension cords. people -- what they do, they make the mistake of throwing the tv set out the window. if you do that, plugged in, into the pool, it gets good. >> reporter: brilliant. okay. note to self. >> blow hole! are you ready to record? >> oh, yeah. let's do it. >> reporter: after a bit of rehearsal, we rush into the studio. and after laying down "pure poison" as our first single, the drummers have a flash of inspiration. to match the beat of the song with a bit of billy idol's "mony mony." >> 3 96

in the last years of her life, luckily, we got to talk about food. to her stories and her accounts of her life and the things that she cooked and the things that were like so important to her that i could relate to. we got our lam shoulder. we've been cooking it over charcoal. we're going to put it in a pan. this is pom granite juice, fresh. chick peas that are soaked with water and baking soda. of the baking soda loosens up the skin a little bit. we're going to throw it in the oven. >> my mother would make stir fry all the time. she would sneak in liver, you know, that was like how i would start eating liver would be like underneath brown sugar and sherry. >> we're going to yank it out as gently as we can. we serve it with crispy persian style rice. herbs into the rice. this is a lamb shoulder. good stuff. delicious. the cooks that we have here are now cooking things that my family has cooked forever. my people, not to sound like biblical. we get to make so many people happy here on a regular basis. that is something that i love. ♪ >>> the recipes a

in space terms, it was close enough to muss up your hair, but luckily, it was a swing and a miss. the asteroid was named 2009 bd, or as some astronomers called it, what the heck was that? it's now way out to space, and they assure us, if it had made contact, it wouldn't have done much damage. >>> and this piece of video from a woman prominent in the news this week already has tongues waggi wagging. it's from her tour of historic sites. you shall hear sarah palin's version of the midnight ride of paul rureeverevere. >> he who warned the british they weren't going to be taking away our arms and making sure as he was riding his horse through town to send the warning shots and bells that we were going to be secure and we were going to be free. >> as she said, that already has -- as we said, rather, that already has people talking. saia palin trailing the freedom trail in boston. the real-life version involved lanterns. >>> when we come back, the man who was known in life as dr. death. the controversial legacy of jack kevorkian. >>> and later, we look a some of the other stories in the

the cumulative effect of the fresh cut with the debris sitting on the ledge, luckily we have a chance there to protect us from rocks going on the street. >> this is one type of rock salt and we will look at a few others. what will we see? >> i think it would be appropriate. we have been talking about rock salt. there is instability that occurs at telegraph hill. this was more in the earth flow and debris flow kind of movement. this moves downhill as a result of the rations from the earthquake. that is where we are headed next. >> here we are on the next stop of our landslide for parent though this is the lagoon ouna a area. this is different from where we all were just add on telegraph hill. this is a whole different concept. tell us what we have to. we have the big hill behind us, what kind of formations do we have? >> this part of san francisco, we are out in the dune sands which makes up the hill to my right. a crusty old drainage that we are standing is bedrock, 160 million year-old sandstone. the project right in the hillside over there and then farther down along the path that g