if you act like a maniac, they are going to act like a maniac. pails yourself. you are going to reach a point where you had enough. take some time out, take the whole group, have a seat away from whatever you are doing and just take a break. that was part of the things they found in oklahoma, they blew that thing up and all the disaster service people were sitting there taking a break, you know, they worked 12 hour shifts, 12 on, 12 off, but their break area was right across the street. the whole time they were taking a break, they were sitting there thinking they ought to be helping. so were they really getting a break in no. do something else. think about something else. pace yourself. emphasize teamwork, make sure everybody on the team is aware of the plan and if you are helping somebody, make sure they are aware of the plan. that's important. because some people just, what are you doing, why are you guys here? explain it to them. take a minute and explain it to them and they will help you, usually. it makes your job easier. rotate personnel as needed. people

i am the voice of the maniac whose piercing cries from the dreary dungeons of your jail penetrate not your calls of legislation. could the size and moans and shrieks the route your wide extending glantz reach you here and now? how eager would you be to divide schemes for their relief, plans for their restoration to the blessing of the right exercise of the reasoning facility -- faculties. we now have medication, and we now have the opportunity for assertive community treatment, which they did not have in 1848, and my plea is -- why the mentally ill today being treated worse than they were 100 years ago? supervisor alioto-pier: thank you. next speaker please. >>

whole thing changed and so it's made it more about yeah of little ski he is often portrayed sort of maniac old. or but in fact you sort of bring out a slightly more complex side to his personality well he was an absolutely ruthless cope blooded pragmatic dedicated bolshevik he was also a local checa chica was the precursor of what became the k.g.b. the the russian political secret service so he was there for a purpose he was sent in to enforce clamp down on the press and i say sion to really make the route regime there a very strict prison regime and effectively to prepare for what was now an increasing venture as he was that they might have to kill the family because the white and the counter-revolutionary forces were working their way east from blood of our stock right in far the far west of russia working their way back to walk along a trance iberian rare way towards a culture which was then a focal point on the railway line amongst the gods was there anything that they weren't going to go through with it yes absolutely just before they came to kill the family you're asking was issuing

outside some petersburg and so it's made it more about yakov little ski he is often portrayed sort of maniac all murderer but in fact you sort of bring out a slightly more complex side to his personality well he was an absolutely ruthless cope blooded pragmatic dedicated bolshevik he was also a local checker manner chica was the precursor of what became the the k.g.b. . the russian political secret service so he was there for a purpose he was sent in to enforce clamp down on the press nice ation to really make the room regime there a very strict prison regime and effectively to prepare for what was now an increasing venture as he was that they might have to kill the family amongst the guards was there anything len that they weren't going to go through with it yes absolutely just before they came to kill the family you're asking was issuing orders about who was supposed to kill whom they were all given an individual target and some of the guards immediately said we will not kill the girls and the number of killers in the end was reduced because of that and in fact the ultimate solution was pu

are you gonna drive the kids to school - at 85 miles an hour like a maniac? - yeah. - yeah, probably. - see, i can't sleep at night. leslie, are you no longer gonna drive your i-care car? - ( sighs ) - are you gonna stop driving it? - no, i'll keep driving it. - tapper: you'll keep driving it. - are you gonna worry a lot? - tapper: are you gonna put your kids in the seat? eeeee-- that's tougher. if it were just the car that paul takes to work, - he can have it. - ( audience laughs ) if it's the car i drive the kids in, no. i wouldn't have-- it's a risk that's worth it for your husband, but not for your children? it's his fault if he drives 85 miles an hour. fred, if you're an investor and you're married to joanne-- this story is now-- joe's written the story. are you worried at all about your-- your kids are in this car. talk to fred. i would look at the numbers and say, you know, "this is worrisome. i wanna see what's gonna happen." i'm not gonna go 85 miles an hour, but i'm certainly probably still going to use the car. minow: are you selling your stock? ci

. >> i play a psychotic, sex maniac stalker. >> jimmy: yes. >> it wasn't a stretch.r steve and paul, licking their faces. >> jimmy: licking them? >> yes, a lot of licking. there are worse people to lick. i wasn't complaining, but it was more unpleasant for them. >> jimmy: it's very funny. you got so many good laughs in the movie. i have a clip from the movie "dinner for schmucks." here's lucy punch. >> i'm a naughty little school girl! >> you look a little old to be a school girl. >> don't you want to be my school teacher? >> i'm not qualified. i work for the irs. [ laughter ] >> you work for the irs, and i have been very, very bad! >> have you heard from julie by chance? >> i need to be spanked now! >> well, that's really not the way it works. you probably just have to pay the difference plus interest. [ laughter ] >> i want you to spank me real hard! spank me hard, barry! ow! [ laughter ] ow! oh, yeah! oh, barry! ooh yeah! oh, barry! ♪ oh, barry! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: in theaters everywhere tomorrow! lucy punch, everybody! of montreal performs next. com

let's take a quick break lou back with headlands run of maniacs and the council meeting went well intos ended with the council voted down a proposal by wal-mart to expand its store on the entry they wanted to turn it into a supercenter there are looking to expand by 35,005 and that's where feed their looking to remodel the inside to a full grocers shark parties from both sides said the meeting was a packed house a lot of opinions flying back and forced it did get emotional but in the and the council decided against that war expansion. >> fits in and discuss some writers has approved a they made that decision late last night the proposal is 720 a. it would add more than 10,000 residential units a third of those for low- income residents there would also have more than 3 a. of parkland retail, commercial space and transit improvements gavin newsom says the front raise billions of dollars for the city and create up to 12,000 jobs. if you have begun cropping and rain now, let people do the daly beat its and number crunching they showed that americans we of the 20 most cabinet cities to the

. >> what surprised me, even people like you that get up and run like a maniac even first thing in theere was somebody that used to do that. >> it was weird. that didn't last long. that is a scary statistic. and there is something you can do about it. >> did you have a nice weekend? >> yes. how about you? you went to the hamptons. >> randy falco used to work here at nbc for years. look at his cool setting at his house. look at the two people who have drinks trying to hide them out of frame. me and melissa. dropping them down. everyone else is fine. that's janice huff who you guys have seen on the weekends on the "today" show. susan and randy falco and jane hansen. it was a nice dinner party. they had a chef who came and cooked. >> look at this. they really went out. that's beautiful. >> it was a relaxing, beautiful day. >> you stayed longer than you planned to because it was hotter than you know what. the only place to be was somewhere near the water. we stayed home pretty much. but bambino got fixed. yeah. >> oh! >> little bambino. there he is. when we took him in to have it done, he'