to a rod. the pearls say parents should stay in control and not act in extreme. they declare any spanking to effectively reinforce instruction must cause pain. >> let's say a 7-year-old slugs his sister. he would get a -- a 7-year-old would get a ten or 15 licks it would be a formal thing. in other words, you maintain your patient air. you explain to him what he's cone is violent and that's not acceptable in society and it's not acceptable in his home. i would take him into his bedroom and tell him i'm going to give him 15 licks. >> with what? >> probably a belt. a kid that big, a boy i'd probably use a belt. it would be handy. i might use a wooden spoon a piece of like plumbing supply line, a quarter inch in diameter, flexible enough to roll up. >> why not just use your hand instead of all these materials? >> look here. let me show you something. does that hurt? >> doesn't feel good. >> you don't use your hand on somebody. that's a karate chop. >> when you're using this material -- >> my child

this is rod, how can i help you. >> where are you, rod? >> is that rod's picture? >> yeah. rod's cute. >> where are you, baby? >> i'm in new york. where are you girls? >> we're in new york. >> no way! >> way. way, rod. >> so how can i help you guys today. talk to me. >> a lot of people eat -- are you still there, rod? >> yes, i'm still here. >> so a lot of people eat pumpkin pie. let's say a slice of pumpkin pie. what do we have to do to work that off? >> now, are you throwing vanilla ice cream on that or whipped cream? >> that's a personal thing. >> well, i know, kathie lee, you're probably throwing a glass of wine with that but that's a different story altogether. we're looking at 180 calories. >> for one piece of pumpkin pie. >> yeah. that's about 30 minutes on the elliptical sweating. >> all right. >> in order to burn that off. >> that's not bad. but you guys say that turkey is more fattening than a piece of pumpkin pie. how is that possible? >> well, really what you're looking at is the serving size. so six ounces of turkey, that's 340 calories. a serving size for pump

in the book they describe a rod as a magic wand. "god would not have commanded parents to use the rod if it were not good for the child." the pearls say parents should stay in control and not act in extreme but they also declare, any spanking to effectively reinforce instruction must cause pain." let's say a 7-year-old slugs his sister. >> he would get -- a 7-year-old would get 10 or 15 licks and a formal thing. in other words, you maintain your patience. you explain to him what he has done aviolent and that is not acceptable in society and not acceptable for a home. then i would take him somewhere like into his bedroom and tell him i'm going to give him 15 licks. >> with what? probably a belt, a kid that big, a boy, probably use the belt. it would be handy. i might use a wooden spoon or a piece of, like, plumbing supply line, quarter inch in diameter. >> why not just use your hand instead of all these materials? >> hey, look here. right here. let me show you something. does that hurt? look what it is doing to your whole body. see y

to a rod. the pearls say parents should stay in control and not act in extreme. they declare any spanking to effectively reinforce instruction must cause pain. >> let's say a 7-year-old slugs his sister. he would get a -- a 7-year-old would get a ten or 15 licks it would be a formal thing. in other words, you maintain your patient air. you explain to him what he's cone is violent and that's not acceptable in society and it's not acceptable in his home. i would take him into his bedroom and tell him i'm going to give him 15 licks. >> with what? >> probably a belt. a kid that big, a boy i'd probably use a belt. it would be handy. i might use a wooden spoon a piece of like plumbing supply line, a quarter inch in diameter, flexible enough to roll up. >> why not just use your hand instead of all these materials? >> look here. let me show you something. does that hurt? >> doesn't feel good. >> you don't use your hand on somebody. that's a karate chop. >> when you're using this material -- >> my child

part of me says the rod on the tape was the real rod that's the rod that was very selfish.re is another route that was very charming and charismatic so i think he's very complex. they say they were frightened when prosecutors laid into him and they didn't like it when they brought their oldest daughter into court. after discussing the case with others outside of the courtroom, never a problem they claimed. there were too tired to talk at the end of each day. the panel was not impressed or impacted by rahm emanuel presence on the stand and several jurors think jesse jackson had more to share than he did predict what to say the congressman was less than a respectful to the course court. >> occasionally he was rather glib and that put me off. >> in the end all of the jurors were amazed that the human side of this high-profile case kept rising to the surface not enough however to distract them from their job in court. >> it's a lesson that you cannot break the law there are repercussions for your actions i hope there is a lesson learned that you can admit as we all need to as a

they had the 1 inch steel rod at the top, and a 1 inch rod that went from the wall to the middle of the street. they had a big blob of concrete that went from the wall, the rod, and then the block of concrete. if the wall tried to move, it would engage the rod, which would engage the block of concrete. these were built as gravity walls. they're very, very wide at the base. gosh, some of them are six, eight, 10 feet wide, and they are like dams. they are faced with basalt blocks that came from the quarries in marin county. they have performed very well. the classic gravity wall. there is enough friction along the base, and there is a slope on the backside, so there is enough weight pushing down on the wall that keeps it from moving. >> this is on broadway, along rage and russian hill. >> that is a completely different design. this is truly what is called a cantilever retaining wall. it is designed to rotate and move. you can see the quality of construction. probably what they did in those days, they would take the rock that was present in the vicinity and mix it with the cement and creat

so the researchers it issed to coat the rods with a special resin. they confirmed that the coated rods remained resistant to rust for a long time and drew up a plan to put the technology into practical use. hisada visited sendia city where the clean up is underway. he thinks breaking the debris into pooss about four centimeters in size and using it has gravel will result in a new type of concrete. >> if we make use of this technology we won't need to worry about finding dump sites for the debris. >> a senior city official promised to cooperate in the research. local governments think the new technology will be used in break walls and levees. transportation and other costs can be reduced because most of the necessary material can be collected on site. >> demand is very high. my priority is to help the effected areas accelerate and deal with the massive amount of the debris. >> hisada plans to carry out experiments in projects as early as next year in sendai. >> hisada hopes to take what he learns to other areas in recovery from the disaster. >> "newsl

rust on the reinforcing rods. when the rust developed, the steel would swell and the concrete would break apart. so the researchers decided to coat the rods with a special resin. they confirmed that theoated rods remain resistant to rust for a long time. and drew up a plan to put the technology into practical use. he visited a city in miyagi prefecture where the sorting of debris is underway. he thinks breaking the debris into pieces about four centimeters in size and then using them in place of gravel will result in a new type of concrete. >> translator: if we make use of this technology, we won't need to worry about finding dump sites for the debris. >> reporter: a senior city official promised to cooperate in the research. local governments think the new technology will be most useful in the reconstruction of break waters and levees. transportation and other costs can be reduced because most of the necessary materials can be collected on site. >> translator: demand for re-using debris is very high. my priority

rod and gene had helpful advice., let's get great ideas from small business owners like you. >> whoever is helping you build your website, you want to make sure you are with them in every step. i'm just learning all this about links and niche and names and all these technical things. i'm the owner of the business. i want to get paid. i want to bring the clients to me so i should be involved in every step of my web page. >> try to do as much as you can yourself in the areas of marketing, legal, accounting, or many of your dollar that is you or your profit margin will get from outside vendors. try to do as much in-house as you can. >> if you are a business owner, resilience is key. keep on moving and continue trying to grow and do the best you can. it's all we can hope for. we can continue trying. >> do you want to test out what works and what doesn't work on your small business website? check out our website of the week. they see what visitors respond to and what they don't. it's known as ab testing. when users log on

rod ferman. rod stanley. katherine sharp. all people that work on this project every day all the time. the part i can attest to is that katherine has kept me calmed down at various times about this project, and that's her job in part, which is no fun. i think that pat kontraneo, our v.p. of finance, has been a leader and facilitator across the entire spectrum of activities, and pat is very self-afacing and doesn't seek to credit himself. but i know what he does and he does a lot to make sure things get done right in this program. so thank you, pat. when we started, we came from south san francisco, and we came here because amgen, who competes with us in the markets, and jenentech were fighting over space there. there was a period of time when the rents in san francisco were higher than the rent here. the total cost here was still higher, but that one moment, i knew only happened once every couple decades. and so we jumped on it. we got our board to agree to let us come peer. the shorensteen family built this building. they di

we are going to use the flex of this rod to fling away. exactly as you moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely uniq

this is rod, how can i help you. >> where are you, rod? >> is that rod's picture? >> yeah.cream on that or whipped cream? >> that's a personal thing. >> well, i know, kathie lee, you're probably throwing a glass of wine with that but that's a different story altogether. we're looking at 180 calories. >> for one piece of pumpkin pie. >> yeah. that's about 30 minutes on the elliptical sweating. >> all right. >> in order to burn that off. >> that's not bad. but you guys say that turkey is more fattening than a piece of pumpkin pie. how is that possible? >> well, really what you're looking at is the serving size. so six ounces of turkey, that's 340 calories. a serving size for pumpkin pie is only one slice, that's only 180. that's why you'd have to do an hour on the elliptical to burn off the turkey. >> is that like a deck of cards? >> you know what, what you guys -- would you guys like me to show you how to burn those calories off? >> rod is here. >> are you here? >> oh, come out, rod. >> i'm not here. >> where are you? ♪ let's get physical, physical ♪ i want to get physical >

the ministers requested the removal of the used fuel rods from storage pools at four reactors to begin within two years. this is one year ahead of what the atomic energy commission called for in its report that came out earlier on wednesday. the government also requested the removal of melted fuel rods from the reactors to begin within ten years. >> translator: nuclear decommissioning work should not be affected by the financial conditions of tepco. the government is at the forefront in shaping the timetable. >> translator: the goal set for our company is extremely difficult, but we are aware that it has to be accomplished in order to regain public trust in our activities. >> they said tepco will work with all parties concerned to come up with the clear technical plan and find ways to fund the process. >>> developers of some of the world's leading high tech companies are showing off their projects at the international robot exhibition in tokyo. models used in disaster areas are drawing a lot of attention after the march 11th earthquake. nhk world has more. >> reporter: robots like this

rust on the reinforcing rods. when the rust developed, the steal would swell and the concrete would break apart. so the researchers decided to coat the rocks with a special resin. they confirmed the coated rods remained resistant to rust for a long time, and drew up a plan to put the technology into practical use. he visited sendai city where the sorting of debris is under way. he thinks breaking the debris into pieces about four centimeters in size, then using them in the place of gravel, will result in a new type of concrete. >> translator: if we make use of this technology, we won't need to worry about finding dump sites for the debris. >> a senior city official promised to cooperate in the research. local governments think the new technology will be most useful in the reconstruction of break waters and levees. transportation and other costs can be reduced because most of the necessary materials can be collected on site. >> translator: demand for reusing debris is very high. my priority is to help the effected

i in rod daniels. the two month mark comes with a crackdown across the nation. occupy protesters organized a day of action today. more than one dozen cities took action across the coast. police said one man was taken into custody for throwing liquid, possibly vinegar, it to several officers faces. on the west coast, about 500 demonstrators marched through the bank of america plaza in downtown los angeles. about two dozen arrested there. they tried to march from there and came into city hall but were stopped by police when they spilled from a sidewalk into the street grid the state of action marks a turning point during >> i think what they succeeded in doing is shifting the conversation. now it has to be how can it switch from that to a more pragmatic and practical outcome on the policy level. >> in baltimore and several other cities, occupy protesters were joined by unions and advocacy groups. to highlight the scene of failing infrastructure and not enough jobs, they marched across the bridge. >> a lot of people associate the tents out here with the all -- occu

considered calling him to testify against rod blagojevich but he was never put on the stand his attorney asked that he be given a lesser sentence for time served and his willingness to testify but the prosecutors called him a malignant citizen not subject to public disclosure but in a position to profit off of taxpayer money ... in a statement before the judge he said he deeply regretted the situation and accepted full responsibility he said he abused his inside position of power ... the judge said that his actions were not tolerable. >>he looked very gaunt. we are told that there's a good possibility that he may not serve the full 10 years because of time served already perhaps he will only serve seven of those 10 years >>chicago police are looking for a man and a woman who shot a gas station clerk on the far south side. investigators said that the two approached the carcass he was getting into his car behind station at 94 than wabash last night. the man pulled a gun on the clerk and ordered him out but the crooks let back during the struggle the man toss the gun to the woman who then s

joining me now live from washington, rod shah fired in, president of young democrats of america.k to do this time around, a new pew poll out showing unemployment rate for people ages 18 to 29 in this country, it jumped from about 9% to 13% during this administration. so how hard is it going to be to sell young voters on this obama ticket when so many who may have voted for him in '08 are now struggling to find work and struggling to succeed in his economy? >> well, thomas, i think the president is very, very aware of the difficult economic situation, especially for young people right now and that's exactly why the proposal he has been rolling out over the last year or two are meant to directly, you know, help people who are in college and just recently graduating from college a number of innishtives recently, just two weeks ago, announcing an easier way to consolidate federal loans and capping repayment of loan he is at 10% of your annual income, things that should have a direct help for recent college graduates. so i think he is going to have a message on this that should resona

down a hollywood producer for one-and- a-half million dollars campaign contribution to former governor rodevich's he has denied the charges jurors have decided on four counts will have the verdict on all four counts as soon as they come down >>and minority candidates who won a racial discrimination lawsuit against the chicago fire department are getting another chance to become firefighters today nancy loo is live in the south loop with that story >>some arrived over one hour early for testing that 16 years late these are plaintiffs from the class-action suits finally nearing an end after twirling through the legal system since 1995. today many of those no older by past applicants will have to pass the fire department's rigorous examinations >>it's a lot later not exactly the same shape that you were 16 years ago he tried stay in shape and do your best to get ready for this test >>mayor emanuel had moved to resolve the case after being elected ... most of the 6000 plaintiffs are now in their late 30's and early '40's but many are still eager to join a department that is only 19 percent afr

>>attorneys for rod blagojevich will get a hearing to discuss new evidence regarding a key governmentt hearing will not however include planning and the fbi recordings from the former governor's attorneys claim prosecutors failed to tell a judge confidential government informant john wyma had cut a deal to avoid being investigated. his attorney denies that. rod blagojevich was convicted on corruption charges earlier this year and faces sentencing next week. thousands of cps students could be getting on the school's next year without ever learning their current school buildings officials announcing today a record number 10 turnaround schools are proposed for next school year turnaround started underperforming schools and completely overhauled and without moving students to another building for giving them a new staff and culture of high expectations cps officials report 123,000 students attend underperforming schools that's about a third of all students chicago's mayor is celebrating his birthday today rahm emanuel turns 52 years old. there is no word on any specific birthday plans for