or they just weren't able to create a proper seal around the mouth of the mannequin. >> and johnny looked at what are the other things that we could do to replace mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. >> reporter: john did his research with people of all ages, which he recreates here with his sister and brother. he tested peoples' ability to learn cpr the traditional way. then he had his subjects try using a device called a bag mask ventilator. finally, he had them test a device called an "i-gel." for all three methods, he even created "how to" videos starring his dad, who's a doctor. >> and my study found that "i-gel" ventilation was the best out of all three. this is because the "i-gel" is easily placed into the patient's mouth. it avoids contact of bodily fluids between the patient and the rescuer. and finally, it delivers more successful breaths to the patient. >> i definitely preferred to use the "i-gel" because it prevented the air from escaping the patients. >> and begin. >> reporter: it took john three years to research his topic, develop the testing program and conduct the tests. then he

. >> well, he had like, uhm, mannequin dolls and stuff like that. he had like a little child doll like a 3-foot child's doll. >> reporter: and he never had any kids? >> he didn't have any other furniture. >> reporter: jim told detectives there were two undressed mannequins in an upstairs bedroom and a three- foot doll next to the bed. he could get the death penalty if convicted but the district attorney says consideration will be made of age and health as it always is in these cases before seeking the death penalty. reporting live in san rafael, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> we are learning more tonight about the murder of a 16-year-old boy in san francisco. now, according to prosecutors, one of the teenaged suspects was encouraged to cut up the body of andy zeng, to cut it in half to dispose of it more easily. now that grisly detail revealed in an arraignment hearing this afternoon. four teenagers were arrested in connection with the killing. only two have been charged. a 15-year-old boy's charged with murder, 18-year-old jimmy lei is charged with being an

. >> i have already sold a bunch of julie and clothes, i haven't even gotten the mannequins out yet.porter: the beach is full of people visiting. >> we've already bought a pwufrplg of bunch of stuff from the shops. >> reporter: today the crews are setting up pipes in a culvert. inside stores, crews are ventilating areas. but this vendor is advertising a no more flood sale. >> i think people will appreciate a good sale. i want to make sure they will come in. >> people coming by they want to give extra money just to help out. and i said no we're not asking for donations or anything. they just say no, we want to help out. >> reporter: the chamber of commerce set up a relief fund. the generosity is spreading . some of the merchants who are victims themselves are donating to that fund. >>> a remote part of the highway 101 in humble county should be open to traffic next week. caltrans says crews are working around the clock to clear a massive mud slide there from a section of road about a mile road of deem creek. two days ago the hillside slid on to the highway. caltrans expects to have on

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. >> i have already sold a bunch of julie and clothes, i haven't even gotten the mannequins out yet. >> reporter: the beach is full of people visiting. >> we've already bought a pwufrplg of bunch of stuff from the shops. >> reporter: today the crews are setting up pipes in a culvert. inside stores, crews are ventilating areas. but this vendor is advertising a no more flood sale. >> i think people will appreciate a good sale. i want to make sure they will come in. >> people coming by they want to give extra money just to help out. and i said no we're not asking for donations or anything. they just say no, we want to help out. >> reporter: the chamber of commerce set up a relief fund. the generosity is spreading . some of the merchants who are victims themselves are donating to that fund. >>> a remote part of the highway 101 in humble county should be open to traffic next week. caltrans says crews are working around the clock to clear a massive mud slide there from a section of road about a mile road of deem creek. two days ago the hillside slid on to the highway. caltrans expects to h

when i saw them on the mannequin, i said, get them away from me.e, hello. >> it makes you stand up straighter, the posture improves. >> we have to start doing it in the us us. >> what is nice about them is the size. if you lose the wide brim, you're sitting behind somebody wearing one of those philip tracy hats, you can still see everything going on in front of you. >> some were a little too fashion forward, though? >> other than the ones we already mentioned. i think that most people were very appropriately dressed for the occasion. no one really tried to outshine the bride. i don't know if you have any -- >> i thought a lot of people were saying this it girl here in the uk, tara, she came in this fierce blue head to toe. >> i saw that. it was just stunning, shocking blue. >> it was. i thought, though -- >> like an arrow on her head, right? >> i thought it was spectacular. once again, philip tracy here. i thought she was divine. she was one of the best dressed of the night. >> and the royal family, obviously a lot of people talk about pippa this m

the mannequin was too big and charlton was small.>> they have magnificent costumes. it was a great picture. >> absolutely. that's expected to sell from $20,000 to $30,000. >> or whatever. >> i know. push up the price. this is from "little woman". >> and this is the june alyson, janet leigh and the whole cast. this is just one of the outfits. i have all of elizabeth's from cleopatra. >> and "national velvet" as well. in later years you and elizabeth made up. you were best friends. she got involved with eddie fisher before he was your ex. all was forgiven. >> yes. >> now that she's passed can you share something about her we may not know? >> well, she wanted what she wanted and she got it. we found that out. you do find out people are wonderful, as they mature. she met a wonderful man, richard burton. he was fabulous. i have all of richard's things, too. >> you do? >> well, richard was one of the funniest men. he could quote poetry and he loved to drink. and elizabeth liked to drink. they had a hot time in the old town tonight. >> debb

one person had put a mannequin outside of his store and he had the arms and legs cut off. he said, "ogle san cutting off our legs with the seafood industry and cutting off our arms with the oil industry. what will we have left? how will we survive?" that cuts to the heart of this debate which is american jobs, right? where are we going to find the resources to power this country? who will be able to provide them to west? at the end of the day, who will be paying for it? host: we talk about the personal, family aspects. what about the businesses that rely on oil? what is the account? -- the impact? guest: in 2008 when we saw the oil record prices passed the $4 mark, there was a surcharge even just to order a pizza of $1 here and a $2 there. we are seeing them eat the cost. if they pass it to the consumer, it is not strictly price. they may change the product. maybe smaller products. maybe the can of tomatos shrings ounces.16 to 14.5 you will see companies pass this on and it will take a hit to the bottom line. host: the companies owned the rigs with no unions independent tr

we have models showing how to wear for springtime and mannequins will show how to wear it for summer.now those were in. >> red jeans, $50 from the gap. this is something that perks up your wardrobe. a lot of neutrals you've been wearing the long winter you can wear now. mix them up with red jeans and grace has them on with a great navy blazer, top from theory. and an urban outfitters bag. >> for the summer, what have you done? >> for summer, she would throw on a beachy top like this from lucky brand, a bag from aldo. embellish that. >> a floral dress you can't go wrong. with. >> exactly. what is more spring-like than that? this is diane wearing them with layers like a cable knit sweater, express jacket. she is toning down the fact this is such a sprightly floral dress. then when the weather gets warmer, she'll let the dress stand alone with some essentials like a bag that picks up a color in the dress and colorful sandals like these. >> pleated pants are in. >> we are moving above and beyond the skinny pant. they are not totally gone, but we have other silhouettes that are interesting