charles clifford is live at sfo to explain the dangers that pilates can face.rles: right now you're looking at a liked the picture of a claim on the tarmac at sfo. people shining lasers at the aircraft is not a new problem but it is a serious one. this afternoon i spoke with the sheriff's department helicopter crew about the dangers that pilates face in the cockpit. the deputy here is the tactical flight observer, he writes shotgun and the department's helicopter. he says that while flying, their eyes are constantly at work. >> the pilates are looking for other aircraft as well as instrument gauge is to make sure that we will stay in the air. >> it's a laser beam like this one has the pilot's eyes, it can cause big problems. >> you are temporarily blinded. even low-power laser pointers like these can reach aircraft thousands of feet in the year. it is even worse at night. >> if you get hit in the eyes, you can see spots for up to a couple of hours afterwards and it will impact your vision. you have to let the effects dissipate before you can get back in the yea

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antisemitism, that that is unfounded on the basis of scholarship because the only connection between pilate and the san hedron was kifis who said to pileate saying we have something serious and it was pileate who ordered the crews i figures. am i getting too far ahead of you. >> you're bledding a lot of big ideas but that's fun, it's ok. the interesting thing when you get the jews blamed for jesus' death that again is an accusation that develops in the second century from the way that are readying the gospel stories. >> rather than the facts. >> how do people know facts? how well do we know facts now? from but you say all of your scholarship is based on facts and the only facts you know about jesus' death is sometime around 30 a.d. during the feast of passover, he was crucified under pilea is murky as to why he was crucified, we're on the threshold of the third millennium of christianity which is a miracle in itself. what are some of the more exotic interpretations of the bible beyond funk that we can expect and will they take hold, you want to talk about, for example, the bible code, we ha

he was doing yoga and pilates and everything some have been fine and tacks about why brown is not at practice. >> and that is yesterday, running well. this morning. and we put them on pup. >> p-u-p means physically unable to perform. >>> to the caps now, the a.m.,ander semon era is over. and signed a one-year deal with the hurricanes for $7 million the 28-year-old scored 197 goals with the caps who drafted him in 2002. and since toss thousand dollars, ovechkin scored more goals than him. >>> and the nationals tonight not at home anymore and on the road for a four-game series against the milwaukee brewers. the orioles had an afternoon game against the rays and won 6- 2 and that is all for redskins camp. we'll have more at 10 and 11. >> and that is -- . >> a hair wrecker, though. >> that is it for us. thanks for joining us. back here tonight at 10. the news edge at 11. will be hot out there. stay cool. get a personal mister like lindsay murphy. those e ads taking my words abot small business out of context -- they're flat out wrong. of course americans build their own businesses. every

there is a risk that the laser lights could temporarily blind pilates.uld even cause a crash. >> this is a tactical flight observer for the sheriff's department. he rides shotgun with the department's helicopter. he says that while flying their eyes are constantly at work. >> the pilot is specifically looking for other aircraft as well as an instrument gauges. >> if a laser beam like this one hits the pilots is it could cause big problems. >> if you are temporarily blinded. even low-power laser pointers like these can reach aircraft thousands of feet in the air. >> if you get hit in the eyes, you can see spots for up to a couple of hours afterwards. he can really impact your vision. >> while a laser beam can cause big problems for helicopter, it is even bigger of an issue for jetliners. >> unfortunately they probably have a multiple flight crews but both were blinded it could be a dangerous situation. >> the faa says anyone caught appointing a laser at a plane could face $11,000 fine. >>vicki: an early morning earthquake near fort bragg. the usgs reporte

it when this is the job of central banks that we all live under wrote the private bankers for the pilate rates on the quiet when they think they can get away with it surreptitiously opportunistically rarely central banks do it for a living. so it seems to me that the london interbank offered rate scandal is almost infinitely insignificant compared to the prevailing problem of the market systemically openly and on principle by our central bankers so do you think that the outrage at the banks is mr wrecked it over libel sure. they're turned around and be outraged the people who manipulate the rates on which live board from which libraries ultimately derive lahore's a is a rate that is derived. in very good part from the prevailing level of rates that the central bank said. or fix to use the proper word so the federal reserve the european central bank the swiss national bank all the rest are the business of imposing their judgement on the marketplace so they do this many ways most visibly they they set a money market interest rate that goes in this country by the name of the federal funds r

have zero desire to try to be all right are to step in and tend to internet pilate absolutely that's the case eric cry i'm so sorry i have to interrupt and cut you off but i really appreciate you being on the show i guess that big and learns what you have heard about him are true thanks so much eric try at it or of the daily reckoning. and still ahead a record high yield on spanish bonds the i.m.f. may be wanting to dump the euro falling a ban on short selling in spain and italy and those are just the headlines you've probably seen widely reported coming out of europe coming up after the break mike shut lawful tell us the alarming news you haven't heard the first your closing market numbers. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of to be made who can you trust no one who is you who view you with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and t

. >> after they eat they'll do 100 stomach crunches and then they are going to do pilates. >> and the fountain looks good too. >> beautiful. >> still ahead at 5:00 tonight, parents in virginia arrested after a child knocked on a neighbor's door. >>> a collision of father and son will never forget. they crashed into a rather large bear. >>> coming up in sports, a sweep is out to reach for the nats, dan has the highlights coming up next. >>> news 4 at 6:00, the suspect accused of bombing israeli >>> nats going for a sweep of the mets today. >> a couple of co-workers were out there, didn't get the invite. boss was there, didn't get the invite. >> what is wrong with these people? >> but we can talk about it, right? afternoon baseball was supposes to be a marquis patching matchup. gonzalez on the mound and both tied for the major league lead with 12 wins, one would get number 13, the other had his worst outing of the season. gone zan lez did not bring his a game, one on, one out and he said this was all wrong. wright aegs 13th home run, 2-0, mets on top. bottom one, one of the hottest pitc

if you are working out muscles on monday do cardio on tuesday on wednesday yoga or pilates then take back to the muscles. let whatever part of your body is sore even if the whole body is sore tear them up. >> they need a day or two to recover. >> lots of people ask you why am i not losing weight? i have been working out week after week. i am not losing weight or many people say i hit a plateau. >> you may be working out hard but maybe you are working out hard doing the same thing. do a lot of different cross training different things you have never done before. >> you don't want to start a new class that is really hard but you need to. >> confuse your muscles do something different, different ranges of motion. si diet is 75 percent. lots of fruits and vegetables fiber whole brains, breads, pastas. >> no processed foods. >> lots of little meals all day and try to stay off red meat. you don't need a pastrami sandwich for lunch, sauce taj for dinner. >> can you have a cheat day? >> you can have a cheat day you are wasting all of the calories through out the week. have a cheat meal. >>>

we do yoga, pilates and my dad is my shooting coach and i've had so many different riding instructorst even funny. >> suzanne's swimming coach plays an interesting role in the process towards the games. he's half coach, half counselor on the road to the summer games. >> just last week, we had a day where she had a big run workout the day before and i don't think by the time she came in to see me, she was -- she was kind of toast. so we just make adjustments, you know, i ask her to go through the workout just as it is but maybe our focus will be a little bit different. >> she is so tough on herself, i don't need to be the guy pulling her back from ledge. >> suzanne still finds time to have some fun. after all, she's only in her mid 20's. >> i don't usually train on saturdays. i try to have a little bit of a social life. i think it's important. i don't want to lock myself away from everybody and just be depressed and lonely. so yeah, i try to give out, i don't party like most people my age but i do try to stay friends with people. >> friends should prepare for an avalanche of facebook r

it is a testament to our our first guest's versatility that he has played dracula, pontius pilate, sidkelly, the bird in "kung fu panda 2." you can see him next as commissioner gordon in "the dark knight rises" which opens in theaters july 20th, please say hello to gary oldman. [ cheers and applause ] all of a sudden, i feel underdressed. you look fantastic. >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. it makes me think that maybe the writing doesn't even matter because it was almost like shakespeare you out on that. >> no, it doesn't. i'll read anything you give he. >> jimmy: thank you. well, that could be trouble, i will say that. thanks to you, i got a private screening of "the dark knight rises" last night. it was pretty much the highlight of my year, i have to admit. i was so excited, it came out great. they told me, though, i can't talk about it -- i assume i can talk about it on the show. but i can't tweet about it. i'm not allowed to dream about it. [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: do they do that with you? do they make you sign anything or -- >> well, it's obviously, there's a level of pa

you go into lifetime fitness and they have yoga and pilates to swimming pools, water slides, day careids. that's a smart move. the day care is packed. town sports isn't in the same league. no wonder lifetime has faster revenue growth. no surprise they have faster same store sales. that's a better indicator with a lot of stores you can make the regular sales numbers inflated. and lifetime fitness is expanding more rapidly with more room to group. lifetime's footprint reaches of the top 60 markets. the company has 105 centers up from 90 a year ago. they think they can grow it to 200. lifetime has a ton of room to go. in the northeast they have two centers in new jersey and one in new york. can you imagine? town sports is growing more slowly. last year they opened two new clubs. they are targeting one new location for 2012. that doesn't satisfy the craving for growth. they haven't been expanding because of lack of profitability and restrictions. high debt load. now they plan to accelerate expansion with three to six locations next year. six to eight new openings in 2014. still a slower p

he said during minicamp he's feeling good and has been doing yoga and pilates. he's starting off on the physically unable too perform list because he was are so after -- to perform list because he was are so after running sprints the other day. rg3 and his teammates hit the field this morning for wake- through. they had about an hour and a half walk-through in the bubble. this afternoon the team hit the feel at 3 p.m. and it was blazing hot. yesterday rg3 said he would trade the texas heat for the d.c. humidity. think he feels that way now? it's only the first day of camp and robert is getting high praise from his teammates. >> he has a natural leadership which i've been really impressed with. he has the ability to command an offense, command a meeting room. it's contagious, his attitude and i think he's a terrific addition for us. >> his personality, his aura about himself is one of great leadership, qualities, just some of the things he does, you know, that rookies don't generally, do you know, getting the guys together in waco. that's big time. >> he's a comp

by simply doing your strength training by pilates first, you will burn 30% to 40% with the fat burningng that same type of activity or you can do cardio and strength together. i've been doing that with the kettle bell swings. >> many people that walk on the treadmill for 30 minutes and then do strength training and switch that up and you'll burn more fat. >> a lot of women think i can't lift weights because i'll be too big, that's not the case. >> mussel your friend. it controls your metabolism. when people get bulky it's because they put on muscle and you don't lose fat. you get tighter and leaner. >> what about exercising on an empty stomach? good idea? >> when your blood sugar is unstable, it burns muscle. something to fuel your body and that will help you burn fat and not muscle. >> spot reduce, you can't say i would like my arms to be much smaller, but keep my legs the way they are. >> in a perfect world, you could, but it's not the reality of it. you start losing in your face and then your neck and your limbs and then your trouble areas and unfortunately you gain weight in the ar

. >> the pilates possibly is looking rather aircraft as well as his instrument dates is fair to makeay in the year. >> is a laser device this one hits the pilots is it can cause big problems through co >> your temporarily blinded indeed cannot see anything. one >> after you get hit in the 90 concede spot. it can really impact your vision. you have to get the aircraft on the ground and let the effective the date. >> a laser beam concocted problems for tune and helicopter, it is even more serious for jetliners. >> very dangerous. unfortunately they probably have multiple flight crews, but if they were both blinded it could be a dangerous situation. >> the faa says and what, pointing it liza a plane could face a $11,000 fine. >> coming up we will have an update on firefighting efforts in california has called a lot of facts. in the meantime a live look outside purify ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>marty: , monday, you lose the ability to surf th

itede adi hehaapaling pilat blog which is now part of the legal affairs magazine at work.it is one ofthe essential blogs thfowith pc lmts, and i would recommend it to anyone. he's also a columnist since 2000 for the legal inteligence with the phadelphia daily newspaper for lawyers. rein ta,wardnl ot actually has spoken of the person before, david savage says he always brings heritage audience bad luck. i don't agree with that but he is the dean of the supreme court press on this ae reprng yesuer or haanar g catch up as the dean of the entire supreme court press corps but he works out of t washington, d.c. bureau forover 25 years for te l.a. times and for the past fo iya "thi tne as well since they've merged he is the author of the book "turning right the making of the rehnquist supreme court," published in 1992. perhaps we can get him to tell was e reagn,rger t't as much a right-wing court as much of us hope but with that i will turn it over first to market. >> thank you very uch. la wisk pisti pth irphese you so it's picked up for the tv audience. i just wanted to start b