take down the razor wires. inspired the corrections officers, the people with badges that make $150,000 a year -- inspire their asses. [applause] i am all for the union. i do not like their union. what you do is you rehire people back as correctional workers. what happens is in a state of california, where somebody needs help because they contradict or alcoholic or have a bad temper and they are going to be of their wife or sexually assault her stepdaughter -- whatever their problem is, let's do something about crime before they commit the crimes. they have this urge to do something illegal. they call the police and say, "i need help. i'm drug addicted. an alcoholic. please help me." right? they are directed to this treatment center where they can voluntary commit themselves for three to six months. they will do a workshop -- workup on their health. they need a health care assessment, and social work assessment, they have three to six months in which they work within 24/72 upgrade their behavior is and abilitie

they heaved a big coil of razor wire off the hood of one of the humvees and begin string it across the pavement. eastridge stood guard a few feet away with his big saw at the ready. on his side of the street a few bullet riddled houses big in the sun. on the other side, a cluster of pathetic looking shops rippled in the heat. their owners staring at the soldiers through dusty windows. east ridge's job was to stand watch over his platoon sergeant, strickland. while the sergeant directed the traffic search. at the moment, strickland was conferring with another platoon leader. sergeant sean healy about where to put an observation post. the street was full of people and cars, women in long black warp, a group of children played nearby in the desperate if they were normal, this was close to a. it was a sign that despite the previous days of violence, all is well. the platoon medic, specialist ryan, walked up next to eastridge and asked the platoon sergeant if you smoke a cigarette. sergeant strickland replied that he knew soldiers were not allowed to smoke in public and since the captain wa

he grabbed a razor and headed for the stall. you better be faithful about it. it's down right inhospitable. he was dressed in a while, v-neck tee shirt. nothing. just wondering about the dress code. where your dress pants. you look hot in those. did you see my ring? i swear you would lose your head if it wasn't attached. this was my mother. i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only hustlers can get away with that. he's not a hustler? ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he t

what kind of a razor do you use? the fusion. yeah, you got one. it feels great.'s a face-off! fusion vs. proglide. fusion proglide is engineered with gillette's thinnest blades ever so it glides for less tug and pull. fantastic. i don't feel like i'm shaving. ooo i got a smooth face, i got a clean face. [ host ] take the proglide challenge. and for enhanced glide, try new fusion proglide shave gel. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest this evening has had a remarkable career going from ncaa division 1 heavyweight wrestling champ, to rising star in the wwe, to ufc heavyweight champion. here's a look at how this guy trains for a fight. look at this. ♪ >> when you're in here it's intense, you know? the one thing about brock is that he doesn't hold back. when he trains, he trains all out. he's different than a lot of people. he has no -- he has no governor switch, is how i like to say it. it's like, it's on, here i go. >> hang on tight, hang on tight. >> i love this [ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i need to get out of here. please welcome t

there was a found razor for jap japan quake and salmonella vict quake and tsunami victims. >> reporter: there was plenty of red out here tonight, but it had nothing so do with the a's hesing. if you missed it at the top of the show, it's because the giants joined in with the japanese culture community center 6 northern california to help donate to the relief fund, do that at jcc.nc.com. a very, very amazing organization that is doing wonders in northern japan. let's go our graphics. we are talking about some of the best weather in weeks. maybe even months here. we have high pressure building in. this is going to start to clear. another cool and warmingnto the 70s for some of you. high pressure sitting offshore. that's going to force a lot of compressional heating down to the surface and actually send that storm track we have been dealing with for the past eight weeks well no the damage, temperatures tomorrow will be popping up into the low to mid-70s. in the east and also each week and by wednesday and thursday, that is when we are expecting some of the warmest weather coming our way i

. >>> also, what led dozens of oakland police officers to break out the razors and shave their heads today. >>> why does everyone assume that. >> and a behind-the-scenes look at the sci-fi comedy starring a computer animated alien with the voice and personality of seth u. [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account. turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ >>> a two-alarm fire in berkeley this morning destroyed a mechanic shop. flames broke out around 3:45 a.m. for the east bay regional parks district. it took about 40 firefighters to put out the fire

it is that closeness which is now going to be made almost razor-thin between the properties in question here at 178, 184, and i do not know the one on the other side. i have experienced what dr. campbell spoke to you about the shuttle that falls on his property from the house built next door to him. the house is also next door to me. a nice guy built it, a wonderful architect. the house is bigger than anybody thought it was going to be. it was built on what was a vacant lot next door to my house. it extends beyond the edge of my house, as this one will. president olague: thank you. are there additional speakers in support of the dr? >> i would just like to confirm that you have the letter in your packet from joe boyle. president olague: i saw it. >> thank you very much. president olague: any additional -- would you like to speak, the lady standing up? did you want to speak on behalf of the dr requestor? >> ad lib at 183, across the street. i have been there 55 years. the thing that makes edgewood incredibly perfect is the spaces that were shown on those lines between louis st., belmont

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[laughter] there is no documented case of a kid getting a razor blade in an apple. you know, if we all gave out apples and all the children ate apples on halloween, then it would be incredibly positive as opposed to having them all eat candy and it is highly unlikely that anyone would have actually gotten a razor blade. it is an urban myth that somehow cropped up. but, and even knowing that and even after all my research on this, if my son came home with an apple, first of all i would say how was it that a 14-month-old is out trick-or-treating on his own? [laughter] but i am sure i would let him eat it because in the back of my mind there would read this nine doubt that was there. so, i think that there are a couple of ways -- there are a couple of -- well let me back up one more second and talk about one more -- one more weight in which i think the situation in which we find ourselves now could have been avoided and it gets to what i think is another one of the big themes of my book which is scientific literacy both on the part of the population and the assumed abi

[laughter] there is no documented case of getting a razor blade in apples. if we all gave apple the out on halloween, the net result wob positive -- would be positive and it's highly unlikely to get a razor blade. it's an urban myth that somehow cropped up, but, and even knowing that over even after all my research on this, if my son came home with an apple, first, i would say how is a 14 month old out trick or treating on his own -- [laughter] but i wouldn't let him eat it because there's a gnawing doubt that it was there. so i think that there are a couple of ways -- there are a couple of -- well, let me back up one more second and talk about one more way in which the current situation we find ourselves in now could have been avoided, and it gets to the big scenes of my book which is scientific literacy, both on the part of the population and the assumed ability of the population to understand science on the part of the public health apparatus, the medical community, and the journalistic community. i think that there's an assumption that the public in gene

private josÉ barco she did a big code of razor wire off one of the humvees and begin streaming acrossthe pavement. each took out a few feet away with the pixar. i decided to of the street, a few riddled houses. on the other side of a class or of shocks in the street. their owners during a soldiers to the dusty window. each his job was to watch over the platoon sergeant. while the sergeant directed the traffic, at the moment strickland was conferring with another leader, sergeant sean hughey about where to put an observation. the street was full of people and cars, women in long black in and out of the shops and a group of children played in the nearby deaths. if it wasn't normal, this is close to it. it was a sign that despite the previous days of violent, all was well. the platoon fanatics, specialist brand crab walked up and asked the platoon sergeant if he could smoke a cigarette. sergeant strickland supplied to the new soldiers were not allowed to smoke in public and the captain was they are he had to be stricter about the rules. he nodded his head towards the humvees 50 yards of

now the street is cut in half by razor wire and guarded at either end by armored personnel carriers. not even the resignation of the interim prime minister who said there was a conspiracy to undermine the revolution, was enough to satisfy the protestors. they insist the entire government must go along with corrupt businessmen who profited from it. >> they have a lot to lose with this new revolution for them that privileges will be lost. >> reporter: the fact that the revolution seems to have only just begun is a warning to other leaders facing the same resistance. the few concessions won't do. allen pizzey, cbs news, tunis. >> couric: in other news, he's behind bars and behind the biggest financial scam in u.s. history, but in a new interview, bernie madoff says he is really "a good person." behind bars and only able to call collect, bernie madoff is doing what he can to tell his side of the story. >> it was a nightmare for me, only for me. >> reporter: in more than a dozen phone calls to steve fishman of "new york" magazine, madoff expresses remorse for his $65 billion ponzi scheme

answer of course is one of the designated space capsule landing zones special recovery teams are always razor trying to retrieve them just minutes after they land but as you know going to school reports it's not quite as easy as it sounds. months spent in space i mean stars and constellations orbiting the earth in zero gravity. or an astronaut is no easy task. but after their mission is complete and a return to earth mission for other men and women begins. obviously there's no telling where. here anything is. wrong. the space agency regularly exercises just a month before. in fact the rescue operation kicks off even before the caps or the cosmonauts lands. it's one of the most exciting moments hearing your headphones have the guns on their radar they're watching us and following. all the survival practices that we needed. but though this is how it usually happens the search and rescue teams on land know that it's better to be safe than sorry. as regular are everywhere. to test the condition of the equipment in vehicles of the preparedness of the personnel our team has an extensive experience

islands to the north there tsunami warnings in both countries and in russia's school reliance the razor report of the about a metre high now in japan eleven thousand people are being evacuated from the area . and northern japan the water is surging in learned some three hundred fifty kilometers north of tokyo well we can see from the pictures of there is considerable damage and many casualties although officials say it is difficult to confirm the numbers at this point because of the devastation and because communication and lives have been a badly affected during the earthquake because if this is these are pictures from the actual quake when it was happening. the lower floors of buildings on whole issue island reportedly being flooded there are cars overturned and it's also being reported that the government is sending troops to the cover the quake hit area and right now you are looking at live pictures of an oil refinery that's in each a hard chiba prefecture in japan but according to the prime minister there have been no damage to nuclear power plants in a quake in area that is accord

studies have been cooperating with you surprised we're actually in solidarity with this issue at the razor the first i've heard is the you and i haven't ended up shouting at each. just just. you know broadly i'm curious your thoughts on the situation in libya i don't know if you caught in the earlier parts of the show but but my take on it is that the constitution clearly says only congress has the power to declare war the founders were very explicit they didn't want the president to have that power and and that's why you know it's in a it's in article one of the constitution two different places and and yet instead of declaring instead of even having hearings on whether could off he was a threat to us john boehner instead decided that he was going to have hearings on national public radio and planned parenthood isn't this congress dropping the ball . yeah but it's also like trying to figure out who is mobile could eat in a drug induced psychosis on a bad acid trip with that chalk on its head friends to be of the reagan then he saw from the drudge w. bush he's a friendly despotic dictator

not an eyebrow razor to see stanford in a fourth straight final four appearance. when the 27th in a row. even in spokane with their great homegrown product john stockton looking on. he has been working with courtney van der sloot. she had 18 straight at one point. 25 points all told. and stanford put the pedal down. the power move inside gets it to drop. what's new with her. 23 points and 11 rebounds and her freshman sister chiming in with 18 points and 15 rebounds. nice move there. they handle the hostile environment no problem. >> the way i take it, if they are not cheering for you they are cheering against you for a reason. gonzaga is a strong team. and they put up a fight and i am happy we got to play in this environment with a team as talented as they are. >>> in san francisco a guy with a hairy beard was here to close out a giants victory tonight. bruce bochy says it is less than 50/50 that their top man will be on the mound for opening day. with san francisco leading 3-1 in the 5th but a two out two run single off matt cain. three runs. however, not tied lo

not an eyebrow razor to see stanford in a fourth straight final four appearance. when the 27th in a row. even in spokane with their great homegrown product john stockton looking on. he has been working with courtney van der sloot. she had 18 straight at one point. 25 points all told. and stanford put the pedal down. the power move inside gets it to drop. what's new with her. 23 points and 11 rebounds and her freshman sister chiming in with 18 points and 15 rebounds. nice move there. they handle the hostile environment no problem. >> the way i take it, if they are not cheering for you they are cheering against you for a reason. gonzaga is a strong team. and they put up a fight and i am happy we got to play in this environment with a team as talented as they are. >>> in san francisco a guy with a hairy beard was here to close out a giants victory tonight. bruce bochy says it is less than 50/50 that their top man will be on the mound for opening day. with san francisco leading 3-1 in the 5th but a two out two run single off matt cain. three runs. however, not tied lo

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. >> tim lincecum razor sharp in his second start. a pair of strike-outs.placing him. not nearly as effective. the cubs beat the world champions 3-2 the final in scottsdale. >>> nfl combine wrapped up today which means the network announcer zack is there to answer the question how slow can you go? in full suit and tie he runs the 40-yard dash. set a personal best. do you think? 6.18 seconds, nearly a 10th of a second better than last year. >> that's good. >> look at that. >> are you kidding me? [ laughter ] >> he is horrible. >> yes. >> even with a ten second head start he could not hold off auburn quarterback cam newton. just watch the 49ers will probably draft him. >> you can't wear good shoes to do that either. >> you know what, it's in the shoes. it's all in the shoes. >> yes. shall we tell him about the concord yeah plane? >> he wouldn't get it. >> all right. we will see you at 10 and 11. now, that's progressive. - call or click today.

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and i think that they are going to run into a razor blade sharp edge reaction from the american public as they find that in place of "morning edition" and "car talk" and "all things consideredthey want to move to dio silence. when the american people find out about that, they are going to be outraged. i would vote no and urge strongly a no vote for all members of this body. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california reserves the balance of her time. the gentlelady from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. speaker. i want address one thing. if this is not an ancient animosity -- i don't think i'm quite that old and i don't think you have to be dick tracy to figure out what this debate iabout. it's about saving taxpayer money. we do not have a revenue problem in this town. we have a spending problem in this town. the federal government does not have the money to fund these programs. we are borrowing 42 cents out of every single dollar that we spend. we have to get the spending under control. we have to create an environment where the american people can get back to work

>> i lost everything to gain, my razor, money. everything. >>gary: st. >>> charlie sheen's children, caught in the chaos. >> and where are they tonight? i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. >> charlie's twin sons are currently with their mother. >> daddy loves you. it's on. >> sippy cups. an adult film star, and a dad on the brink. >> is charlie banned from seeing little sam on her birthday today? >> i wish him all the best. i think he thinks he's in the right. >> stars supporting sheen. and have comics crossed the line? >> it's a very thin line between comedy and tragy.

. >> justine: gilroy police officer was temporary blinded by a razor light while on patrol. the officer was in the 700 block when a man allegedly aimed the laser at the police car. is start the officer in the eye, he had to go to the hospital to be too good for temporary blindness. the suspect was charge of assault with a deadly weapon on a police ulcer. apollo alto man pending final approval will officials served 15 years in the sale of his career attorney's office will become a lawyer. if approved shields received a base salary of just richard thousand hours. -- just over $200,000. >> james: bad news for giants fans brian wilson sidelined with a brick cage an injury that could keep him up for the start of the season. the chronicle's reporting he had an mri. it is uncertain whether the 29 year-old closer will be ready for opening day. >> louisa: new details on recommendations from the american pediatrics may change the way the parents buckle up their kids. we're talking about car seat, it advises them to keep their toddlers in their rear facing kirstie did over two years ol

. >>> tonight, the san francisco board of supervisors is hosting a fund razor for the relief efforts in -- fund-raiser for the relief efforts in japan. they will action off tickets to sporting events and also spending time one on one with them. this begins at 5:30. ktvu.com has more on the japan crisis, including addish nal stories and how you -- additional stories and how you can help. >>> 7:49. it's been a year now since the passing of president obama's landmark healthcare reform legislation and there's a new poll that shows the public opinion has not changed. mr.obama assigned the affordable healthcare act to make medical care accessible to everyone. but according to a cnn poll, 59% oppose it and 37 support it. >>> a florida mayor is recovering this morning after being knocked out at a town council meeting. it started last night when gary brune of windy mere, florida, got into a shouting match. the two men were separated. someone knocked the mayor to the ground. he was taken to the hospital but suffered no injuries. >>> 7:50. four "new york times" journalists are talking about rin

there was no hard security on the outboard, on the free board of the ship but razor wire, barbed wire is important. the pirates, the trends -- you know, they're coming up. they use lightweight waters and they use these skiffs that go go at 25 knots their closest angle of attack. they get on board they get one guy and they secure that ladder and the rest of the team is on. so the crew has to be well rehearsed to get to their citadel. what are they using to contact their crew and tell everyone who might be asleep or off-watch you have to go because you only have minutes. these pirates will go fast. they'll move from their approach and move to the bridge and then they'll get control of the ship. certainly the use of the citadel dumbies, speed, free board all of these things come in to play. check in on coalition forces when you get in there. >> i'm with ausi unmanned systems magazine. you guys have been speaking to this possibly 1 to 2 million square mile area that you need to survey and look over and the growing threat of piracy. i was wondering if for the military and for the task forc

it just razor energy got a question in the past and that to me. also if you would make sure to turn off your cell phones or turn into silent in your blackberries et cetera. we'll start with opening remarks page for distinguished members of congress. crispin -- go in. >> good afternoon to you all. we are in the south as i understand it. it's an honor to be here in more ways than one. it's an honor to be a member of congress. while i am the only jewish member to be elected in the state of tennessee. [applause] and i am the only minority caucasian representative of a majority african american district in the country. and that i think deserves a round of applause for my constituents. [applause] this is the last day of black history month and unfortunately black history has been made in memphis in many ways, one of the most on a track to sadden moments was in april of 68 when dr. king was assassinated in memphis. from that assassination, like a phoenix distilleries museum husker and from the finest natural rights museum and the country. i encourage you

the ceo and top fund-razor from npr are now both out of a job.h this one. john hendren is in washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, rob and peggy. these are difficult days for public broadcasting and that sting operation, it might have just allowed npr critics to do what they have been trying to do all along. ron schiller was meeting with what he thought were potential donors from the fundamentalist muslim brotherhood, offering $5 million, that's when it all unraveled for then-head of fund-raising. >> the current republican party, particularly the tea party, is fanatically involved with people's personal lives. and very fundamentally christian. >> reporter: he went on, trying to curry favor by disparaging jews, republicans and the tea party. >> they believe in sort of the white, middle america, gun-toting, i mean, it's scary. they're seriously racist, racist people. >> reporter: the donors were offering nothing more than a sting. controversial conservative filmmaker james o'keefe ran that sting. npr's executive also stepped do

certainly would he in their best interest to be put on extra measures whether it's legato pfizer hoses or razor wire, but they're also encouraged encouraged to report into the task forces operating so we can provide a little extra awareness as to where the high-risk vessels are operating in that part of the exchange of information between the commercial shipping industry and naval forces operating there. >> q-quebec you just add one thing. these guys are not the most educated people in the world out there. in the last year they've attacked the uss ashland in the u.s. has no, so they they. make him a wake up in the morning and go after ships and they are just looking for a target of opportunity. it's not a this is what comes by [inaudible] >> what they saw on the magellan star, younger mid 20th, you know, the use of of the narcotic effect was played into the decision-making cycle in terms of how threat assessment for what enemy or criminals we thought we'd see on the target site. so you know, certainly there was an initial bravado that said they have, but i think the training are indications mou

and i think that they are going to run into a razor blade sharp edge reaction from the american public as they find that in place of "morning edition" and "car talk" and "all things considered" they want to move to radio silence. when the american people find out about that, they are going to be outraged. i would vote no and urge strongly a no vote for all members of this body. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california reserves the balance of her time. the gentlelady from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. speaker. i want address one thing. if this is not an ancient animosity -- i don't think i'm quite that old and i don't think you have to be dick tracy to figure out what this debate is about. it's about saving taxpayer money. we do not have a revenue problem in this town. we have a spending problem in this town. the federal government does not have the money to fund these programs. we are borrowing 42 cents out of every single dollar that we spend. we have to get the spending under control. we have to create an environment where the american people can get back t

certainly would he in their best interest to be put on extra measures whether it's legato pfizer hoses or razore, but they're also encouraged encouraged to report into the task forces operating so we can provide a little extra awareness as to where the high-risk vessels are operating in that part of the exchange of information between the commercial shipping industry and naval forces operating there. >> q-quebec you just add one thing. these guys are not the most educated people in the world out there. in the last year they've attacked the uss ashland in the u.s. has no, so they they. make him a wake up in the morning and go after ships and they are just looking for a target of opportunity. it's not a this is what comes by [inaudible] >> what they saw on the magellan star, younger mid 20th, you know, the use of of the narcotic effect was played into the decision-making cycle in terms of how threat assessment for what enemy or criminals we thought we'd see on the target site. so you know, certainly there was an initial bravado that said they have, but i think the training are indications mournin

and i think that they are going to run into a razor blade sharp edge reaction from the american public as they find that in place of "morning edition" and "car talk" and "all things considered" they want to move to radio silence. when the american people find out about that, they are going to be outraged. i would vote no and urge strongly a no vote for all members of this body. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california reserves the balance of her time. the gentlelady from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. speaker. i want address one thing. if this is not an ancient animosity -- i don't think i'm quite that old and i don't think you have to be dick tracy to figure out what this debate is about. it's about saving taxpayer money. we do not have a revenue problem in this town. we have a spending problem in this town. the federal government does not have the money to fund these programs. we are borrowing 42 cents out of every single dollar that we spend. we have to get the spending under control. we have to create an environment where the american people can get back t

and i think that they are going to run into a razor blade sharp edge reaction from the american public as they find that in place of "morning edition" and "car talk" and "all things considered" they want to move to radio silence. when the american people find out about that, they are going to be outraged. i would vote no and urge strongly a no vote for all members of this body. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california reserves the balance of her time. the gentlelady from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. speaker. i want address one thing. if this is not an ancient animosity -- i don't think i'm quite that old and i don't think you have to be dick tracy to figure out what this debate is about. it's about saving taxpayer money. we do not have a revenue problem in this town. we have a spending problem in this town. the federal government does not have the money to fund these programs. we are borrowing 42 cents out of every single dollar that we spend. we have to get the spending under control. we have to create an environment where the american people can get back t

and i think that they are going to run into a razor blade sharp edge reaction from the american public as they find that in place of "morning edition" and "car talk" and "all things considered" theyant to move to radio silence. when the american people find out about that, they are going to be outraged. i would vote no and urge strongly a no vote for all members of this body. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california reserves the balance of her time. the gentlelady from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. speaker. i want address one thing. if this is not an ancient animosity -- i don't think i'm quite that old and i don't think you have to be dick tracy to figure out what this debate is about. it's about saving taxpayer money. we do not have a revenue problem in this town. we have a spending problem in this town. the federal government does not have the money to fund these programs. we are borrowing 42 cents out of ery ngle dollar that we spend. we have to get the spending under control. we have to create an environment where the american people can get back to work