saddles. everything is exactly -- the rug. this is the rug we had in the oval office. everything is the same. the desk. >> is this the exact rug? >> yeah, this is the exact rug. >> the desk, anything special you can tell us about the desk? >> well, it was the desk john kennedy had. >> is this the desk? >> no. no, this is a copy. >> how many times did you come to the oval office? did you ever come over and just sit? >> only when i was asked. i did not sit in on meetings, you know. >> did you -- did the two of you sit in the oval office and talk? >> no. that was his business. when he was through in the oval office, he came home. >> what time of day would he normally get back? >> well, depending. again, it's like asking me about every day was a little different. around -- probably around 6:00. >> when he was president, we used to do programs with him and 45 high school students called students and leaders. used to do them when he was governor and did them with c-span in the white house. the one t

that means only the super rich can afford to saddle up. despite the freezing temperatures, these horses are used to the chill. with this sort of planning, players here believe that polo has a bright future in china. >> well, they certainly have the infrastructure for it. they have people, they have interest in people wanted to come to china. there is no reason why it should not take off. >> a form of polo is played during the tang dynasty over a thousand years ago. the sport has only recently been reintroduced. for many spectators here, this is the first time to see the game. >> i think it is a very excited it -- exciting game and it should be promoted in the country. we are enjoying better living standards. >> as china becomes more rich, the wealthy have looked to the west for new ways to spend the money. polo willping that become the latest winter. -- winner. >> that brings the show to a close. you can get constant updates on our website. on monday, please join us when katty kay will host the show live from mexico. until then, i hope you

that means only the super rich can afford to saddle up. despite the freezing temperatures, the horses are used. with this sort of planning, players here believe that a low as a bright future in china. >> well, certainly they have the infrastructure for it. they want people, they have interest in people who want to come to china. there is no reason why this should not take off. a former polo was played here over a thousand years ago. the sport has only been reintroduced. for many spectators here, this is the first time to see the game. >> i think is very exciting and it should be promoted in the country. we are enjoying better living standards and we should see a wider choice. >> as china has become one rich, the wealthy have looked to the west for new ways to spend their money. they're hoping that polo will become the latest winter -- winner. >> that brings today's show to a close. on monday, we will have a special edition. >> i will be reporting live from mexico where 50,000 people have been killed in the war on drugs. the insecurity cove

and around to the other side and through another saddle and down and around. it's this circuitous route that's constantly carrying you down deeper and deeper and this is the landscape is just covered with these. i don't take maps out there any more out into this place because it's all memory. this place is the map. i went down with my wife, reagan, and we went down a fairly large cliff face but one that had some good ledges on it so the only reason to have rope is to lower your pack. but we didn't get all the way down before sunset, so we set a camp out on the face. and it was the most spectacular camp i think i've ever had in my life. that's my spot. and it was just this narrow ledge. i had a thermorest with me and it wasn't as wide as the thermorest so i had to put a rock under the thermorest for my head and reagan slept on top of me. nights are so solid, you don't move all night. just to get our stuff out to that ledge, you couldn't actually go with a pack. you had to take your pack off because there is a drop. you kind of have to jump from left to right. s

same shape saddle. it's this totally uniform space. so this is interconnecting the geometry to the topology. and the main reason we really want to understand this is, in three dimensions, this is the connection. our classification is about the geometry. >> right, and we've made this link now. we started off saying we're going to forget about geometry, and now we've actually said, "well, in some way, we couldn't get away from it." >> and that was an important lesson for mathematics to learn. >> thanks for helping us see like a topologist. >> it was my pleasure, dan. >> all right, terrific. so let's go see if this asteroids guy can make any progress. >> yes. >> so if we go back to our game of asteroids and we turn our flat euclidean space back into a torus, we've taken a single right-angle square and created a torus to build my game on. so what we're seeing on our flat screen when we play the game is one of those squares. the geometry is there, and it's euclidean. so with asteroids, globally we've got the

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mitt romney is back in the saddle after another win and this time in main man's caucuses. >> and mollyine has the story from portland, maine. >> the winner is mitt romney. >> reporter: republicans picking the former massachusetts governor in the state straw poll with 39% of the vote. romney didn't run away with it. congressman ron paul getting 36% of the vote. >> and this is an unofficial non-binding poll that just simply shows a snapshot or takes's current pulse of which presidential candidate has the most support. >> reporter: the straw poll doesn't allocate delegates. that comes later. mitt romney trying to stabilize his campaign after losing in colorado, arizona, and missouri. >> reporter: want to be your nominee, i want to beat president obama. i believe i can. i believe i'm the one person in this race who can beat the president. >> reporter: neither rick santorum or newt gingrich actively competed here and placed third and fourth respectively. so far, newt gingrich won one state and rick santorum picked up four contests. congressman ron paul is the only remaining candidate yet to

. >> riding a horse, you sit on top of the horse, on the saddle. and you really control the horse with your legs and with your arms. it's much easier to control them that way. when you drive, you only have reins and the horse is way up in front so you really don't control as much as when you are riding. >> the competition begins as planned when paul drives his horse into the ring with the others. but then his horse begins to speed up. >> all of a sudden he started to cantor and that's a big sign that something is wrong. >> walk, please. walk your horse. time-out. >> he pulls the reins to stop but it's no use. >> he hit the other cart and i got thrown out and he was on his own and he really freaked out. >> the horse went into a total panic because he had a loose cart behind him that's banging and turning upside down. >> veteran horse trainers trained paul's horse for the event. >> bring the horses to the inside. bring the horses to the inside, please. >> the tipped cart panics the horse even more. paul and the others scramble to the center to avoid

surprised as she seemed to o won the golden the saddle warned this year.call the kodak theatre chapter 11 theater. the kodak fair it is now broke. >> this was his ninth year hosting. he added a lot of drama to the show. there was some acting. there was some singing. dancing. some in little bit of everything. look at this. >> the nine nominated films are -- he won't talk ♪ don't ask him ♪ he won't talk ♪ don't ask him >> a lot of fun with billy crystal. the redashion on carpet, what did you think? the oscarsot have without fashion. a lot of big winners tonight. but one person everybody will be evening isut this lopez.r revealingvery plunging neckline on. some people questioned whether she might have showed a little intended to. will leave that to you to decide. was just a shadow jolie had a beautiful gown on. of leg, very sexy. think the fellows like it. >> fine with me. [laughter] you.t's head it back to >> we are practicing are posed with are legging out. pose are practicing a our with our laeg out. >> a great line. that. to the winners, show provedand th

after losing their house and saddled with a total of $2,000 in debt, michael's parents filed for bankruptcy last year. >> a very humbling. you think, wow, we make a decent amount of money. we keep up with everything. >> this bankruptcy attorney says she is on the front lines of the student loan crisis. >> i see people every day who are on the verge of losing their homes because they are paying student loan debt created by the children. >> you become more concerned about finding high-paying jobs than the one he said earhardt on -- you set your heart on. >> we will start off with a live view of hd doppler. storm's coming in from the west. that is the next storm heading our way. it will bring in rain chance is as we head into tomorrow. it is february, usually a month where we are talking this now. mild temperatures are making this all. if then. -- making this all a rain event. these temperatures above normal for this afternoon and stay above normal even for tonight. 20 miles per hour at b.w.i. that is going to make it feel a little bit cooler this afternoon. tonight we stay mostly mild. temper

the company is saddled with debts totaling $5.6 billion. that's the biggest amount of liabilities in the history of japan's manufacturing industry. the president of the company apologized for his company's desion to seek banuptcy protection. >> translator: the price of d ram chips has plunged to 1/3 of what it was a year ago. the yen's unprecedented strength and last year's floods in thailand also affected the company. the environment surrounding this has deteriorated rapidly over the past three years. >> the bankruptcy filing is seen as marking another set back in japan's declining semiconductor industry. it had dominated a global market with a 50% share during his peek in the late 1980s. industry minister defended the government's decision to bailout the chip maker three years ago. he said it was difficult for the government to foresee that the company's business environment would worsen so quickly. japan's scandal tainted olympus is likely to have two new top executives soon. the camera and the medical equipment maker has named executive

could lose some money, but we are not taking on any large capital projects or other things that will saddle us with ongoing debt. is that correct? i certainly year ms. Élan -- va ughn's comments. we are supporting it on a world stage, and this to me sounds like a right way to strike that balance. so i will move this item. vice president brinkman: all in favor? all opposed? ok. secretary boomer: item number 12, supporting the electrification of caltrain. >> he felt it was important that we move forward on this. he is the mta board's present on the couch rain board, so he is connected to this issue in a number of ways, and while initially we were planning to bring this informational items, there has been a lot of discussion within the city family, through these terrific transportation and planning functions in the city. with regard to high-speed rail, there has been a divorce to the opinions taken with regard to high-speed rail throughout the state, and we want to make sure san francisco is very clear and strong in its support, with a few caveats that you and your of, and they are reflected b

>> maybe somebody should tell this guy he ain't at the saddle ranch. >> oh. >> see who was busted at a high brow dinner for looking where he shouldn't. >> and another dude is caught watching a chick flick. >> he is a full on cry mode. >> watch what happens when he realizes his girlfriend got it all on video. >> the guy just checked in my man card. for sure. >> here's what not to do when stick arounded by chinese police. lesson number one, don't back over the chinese policeman's motorcycle. then when they blow their whistles at you, you should probably stop, but this guy doesn't do that. he backs over the motorcycle and soon gets surrounded by the chinese police, but the man just tries to get away. this officer runs after him. >> where does he think he is going? >> here you see him backing up almost over a barricade, and then he is facing oncoming traffic. >> he gets out and gets in an argument saying, hey, i'm just trying to drive here. these guys come right over and say, no way. they ripped this out of the car, and they have him surrounded. >> if anything, this video shows us that r

urs speed by 2 lines of the pen much the trotting horse quoted at the knees all 4 and the lady side saddled atop him frozen in place by crossed hatched marks. courseut to indicate the petticoat aroused into activity by the muscular steed. unintended garden. whether o(inaudible) the propery line, i promise not to water the spring flower and plants that remain as brown stubbel on the chins of my train. take care of dry foilage. i let the japanese maybel swat the afi ds on it's own. purple spotted brush. 2 calla lillies take root. birds return listening to lost meats all day until dusk beckons them to come to the nest and try again in the morning. this next poem is indian an ina ontholingly. on telegraph avenue it's no longer in existence, the sadness of this. berkeley, late fall. um -- this is from forest hamer who is a bay area poet who wrote berkeley late spring. this is berkeley late fall. i have been browsing the peet ree section had come to lose the unconcern but persistant rain that followed me in as a trail of damp shoe prints and dripping conscientious hacompanied to a solitude. i ran

in terms of the saddle rack upon, if we could look at what we have with temp and attrition and overtime and the flexibility. the been something of be interested in hearing about at a later time. -- that would be something i would be interested in hearing about at a later time. i like to think the club for being with us. you guys do provide excellent service. given that, madam clerk, are you interested in having this continue to the call of the chair bu? >> that would be fine. thank you very much. supervisor chu: okay, thank you. we have a motion to do that? supervisor avalos has made a motion. at second it. any other items? >> that completes the agenda. supervisor chu: thank you. >> feel like it really is a community. they are not the same thing, but it really does feel like there's that kind of a five. everybody is there to enjoy a literary reading. >> the best lit in san francisco. friendly, free, and you might get fed. ♪ [applause] >> this san francisco ryther created the radar reading series in 2003. she was inspired when she first moved to this city in the early 1990's and discover

local media report that proview secondnology is saddled with huge debt and that the company may have teamed up with banks to squeeze money out of apple in order to pay back its debts. one of these days you may be talking to a robot at a company reception desk. japanese engineers have developed a humanoid robot that can serve in public places. the robot called emu was developed by hitachi. i instantly identifies what it's looking at by comparing it with some 100 million images in its database. the robot is capable of voice recognition. when visitors tell the robot what they are looking for, it takes them to it by cross referencing images taken by indoor cameras. >> translator: we want to develop a symbiotic robot that can assist human activities. japanese companies are competing to develop human like robots. honda has been working on a robot that walks upright and toyota and fugitsu are pushing research in the field. next we go to bangkok to find out what's going on in the region. >> the election campaign underway in myanmar has become a litmus test for the nation's commitment to dede

feedback that people hope the project did include a requirement but the thought was if we were to saddle that with a 1% project, that would be a challenge. there has been a discussion that we should consider the arts as something that is part of that. for those types of projects, we should consider some sort of investment in the arts, particularly around community spaces, but that is not something i am proposing at this time. supervisor cohen: just for those members of the public to are watching, if you could explain our characterize their reasoning why you are narrowing this? >> i would have been fined to take the requirement and apply it city-wide, but we heard from many folks that it would create additional challenges to finding financing to actually move for on those projects around the city. what we wanted to do was expand their requirement to those parts of the city where we would see significant development and there's a pipeline of large projects this would cover. this requirement would lead to additional art being part of future development projects, but because folks were conce

getting back in the saddle. getting into the feel of it is really smart. >> and you don't have to sacrifice style for saving. >> surprised you can bike with a skirt on and with heels. it's not a big deal. >> in washington, i'm sandra endo. >> i don't know about that. >> you go girl. biking with heels on. perhaps instead of pedal power, you like to use your own two feet. >> but the search for stylish kicks led to unbelievable scenes. >> outside the mall at prince georges where over 100 people camped out overnight in hopes of getting their hands on a hot new pair of nike tennis shoes. >> what is it about these sneakers that will make you do crazy things to get them? >> when they on my feet, everybody looking at them. that's the best part. >> before opening, the foot locker store canceled the release due to safety concerns. >> the crowd remains on the scene and in anticipation that the store may change their mind. >> but not calvin butler. >> you were here last night. >> at 11:00. >> drove down to raleigh and then

in terms of the saddle rack upon, if we could look at what we have with temp and attrition and overtime and the flexibility. the been something of be interested in hearing about at a later time. -- that would be something i would be interested in hearing about at a later time. i like to think the club for being with us. you guys do provide excellent service. given that, madam clerk, are you interested in having this continue to the call of the chair bu? >> that would be fine. thank you very much. supervisor chu: okay, thank you. we have a motion to do that? supervisor avalos has made a motion. at second it. any other items? >> that completes the agenda. supervisor chu: thank you. >> you probably think you know all about the exploratorium. but have you ever been after dark? did you know there was a monthly party called after dark? science mixes with culture and adults mix with other adults. no kids allowed. every week there is a different theme. to tell us about the themes is melissa alexander. tell us about some of the previous themes we have had. >> we have had sex ploration, sugar, re

the company is saddled with debts totaling $5.6 billion. that's the biggest amount of liabilities in the history of japan's manufacturing industry. the president of the company apologized for his company's decision to seek bankruptcy protection. >> translator: the price of d ram chips has plunged to 1/3 of what it was a year ago. the yen's unprecedented strength and last year's floods in thailand also affected the company. the environment surrounding this has deteriorated rapidly over the past three years. >> the bankruptcy filing is seen as marking another set back in japan's declining semiconductor industry. it had dominated a global market with a 50% share during his peek in the late 1980s. industry minister defended the government's decision to bailout the chip maker three years ago. he said it was difficult for the government to foresee that the company's business environment would worsen so quickly. japan's scandal tainted olympus is likely to have two new top executives soon. the camera and the medical equipment maker has named execu

here is stephen back in the saddle last night. >> tonight, hi. how you been? which the republican turns, i can understand why the machinery of in great nation ground to a halt last week when you were denied this. there were some wild human ors about why i was gone. one person, or whatever part of that original person has not been off her skull, accused me having plastic surgery. >> he's back finally tonight. >> he left for like mysterious reasons. last week the report came out they're suspending the show indefinitely and we're not saying why. >> he had a nose job. you watch, he'll have new eyes. >> i did not have my eyes done. that is ridiculous. i had my ass done. the doctors cranked this thing so high and tight, you can barely blink now. anyway, rumors quelled. moving on. oh, one more thing. evidently having 11 children makes you tough as nails. confidential to a lovely lady. >> stephen colbert of course one of 11 children. a nod to his mother there. a surprise cameo spotted by our crack staff who watches "how i met your mother." see if you can recognize him

warren harding was able to buck that trend, but we know he paid dearly for it most notably for being saddled with the name warren g. harding. i'm ain't politician, so when i see a day like this, i think of dean roast from the '70s. forgive me if i pretend that i'm up here with ruth buzzi, jimmy stewart, red buttons, foster brooks and rich little. i'm being honest, that's who i wish were up here. and to those of you who are actually up here, i apologize from the bottom of don rickles' heart. i'm sorry. the national prayer breakfast, maybe we should get serious and say something about prayer. nah. okay. seriously, though, what is prayer? the real question is, what is prayer? prayer is real faith in god. it is not phoney religiousity. it is not take this archaic verbiage and we believe we are a chronicy deity. we need something archaic in our wooden something language. that, my friends, is not prayer. that is a lot of pious srkpiou. pious baloney is not god, it is scripture. imagine if we talked to god that way. we don't try to fool god with phoney religiousity. this goes to the difference betw

and he fell out of the saddle. people thought he fainted. he just dismissed his doctor to help union prisoners and he fell off his horse. nobody knew what was wrong and he died in 15 minutes. his femoral artery had been hit. and it had a very magnetic effect on people. most people at shiloh were being blown apart with disfiguring wounds. albert sydney johnson went to sleep. nobody could see the wound. there was no blood. he drifted off to sleep and people were shocked. this was 2:00 in the afternoon. they didn't know what to do. they said that colonel jackson had been killed. but for about two hours there was a stasis or a pause. and out of this, this is what is fascinating the southerners created this myth forget the fact that the hornet's nest should have been bypassed in the first hours of the battle and forget the fact the south was going to be outnumbered the next day any way and the mediocrity of command in the southern mind everything good as long as albert sydney johnson was alive everything bad when he died. and if you look at the b

looking just at what happened to jab s jackson and why during that week entitled sleepless in the saddle because i think that probably was the root of the problem. but northerners facing up against jackson's corps were terrified when they heard that mighty stonewall had shown up. one of my favorite quotes from that week comes from a vermont fellow in the first united states sharpshooters. writing at the time, he talked about how when they found that jackson was there, it was unsettling. he wrote, the dreaded form of stonewall jackson seemed to lurk in every bush. well, it jackson was lurking in a bush, it was probably to sleep when she have been aen he shoul doing something else. but the fact people were terrified of him is pretty significant. he had become the great threat of the yankees. the legend continued to expand after his death. i have been shackled with the injunction that i'm not to talk about anything that happened after 1862. your window of discussion is 1862. but evidence of jackson's impact upon the psyche north and south comes from a wonderful court marshall in afternokans

at the same time, european nations are saddled with large and growing debts that impact ce a italyity to respond to the both face debts well above 100% of gdp. our own circumstance, we now face a gross debt of more than 100% of our gdp. cle. here's how economist allen blinder, the former virerve described his situation in his testimony before the my rough outlook for u.s. gdp growth in calendar year 2012, is about 2.5%. the biggest threat to the om europe. if we get a worst case scenario, a european financial blowup that looks somewhat like lehman brothers, i think most, if not all of that putative 2.5% growth could just evaporate in a worldwide recession. i hope that people are listening. if europe implodes, the risk to our economy is serious. we need to remember that almost one quarter of u.s. exports go to our european trading partners so what happens to the european economy could have a very real impact on u.s. manufacturers and u.s. workers. with that, we'll turn to senator johnson who is fil i senator sessions this morning for his opening remarks and then we'll turn to our witne

problem is expanding waistlines import more bank accounts as big business as hard as big profits from saddling the people. also they have now on our network we bring you our special report of how the sandals firefighters tackle more than just fires as they handle all medical emergencies in the city as well. right and i know it's a part of arm with the undercover thing there were a little money and in the restaurant there and i did everything that i think were there and ok i wasn't a part of karma has been this bad down there on the way are you are you with her now on hold is it. ok is she conscious. a man when i go and i'm a ground right now i am going to how it may. look a merchant a fellow well now a ground zero and when the first film i am also looking over their face all the look of her play like yes this was a special take a look at the babbitt law and the old woman duke remember that there was a cabinet picked up somewhere with them at a point where you're at that you're at the hospital ma'am i am i am ma'am i cannot only for you for the quality of the of the hospital there give champagn

when nixon was working as a lawyer in whittier, his first case was morris portrays that as being saddled by nixon where he represented marie shee and the citrus frost accompanies richard nixon to his first and last business venture. he was president of the company. it went down as frozen orange juice and they ran into some technical problems. in 1993 jonathan atkin wrote "nixon alive." he's a british politician and associate to richard nixon since the mid-'60s. it's not an author rised bying on gragrap biography. in 1926 freshman year of high school for richard nixon in fullerton, they took an x-ray and he had a spot on the x-ray. they took him out of contact sports for the rest of his high school days. that's the only place i'd heard about that. richard nixon's girlfriend, he knew her during whittier high school. jonathan atkin had access to both her material, interviews with her and interviews with richard nixon, so he got both sides of the story which i think was very useful. and then last i'm looking at another family biography, this is ed nixon and karen olson, the nixons' family po

. >>> mitt romney is back in the saddle tonight after winning key primaries in arizona and by a smaller margin, his home state, michigan. romney captured arizona by a 47-26% margin over rick santorum. in michigan he eked out a victory over his rival. >> in this room are the people who knocked on the doors and made the calls and went to the polls and it made a difference. we didn't win by a lot, but we won by enough, and that's all that counts. >> san for um are ens -- santorum ends with 76 delegates. there will be more after the newscast. >> stockton is considered a crucial step to becoming the largest in the nation to fall under chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. they are set to vote on a 60-day mediation process with creditors. it is the first step required under law before they can seek bankruptcy protection, stockton has been called the most miserable city in america. it has the second highest foreclosure rate in the country bow hind las vegas. some business owners say maybe it is time to wipe the slate clean. >> i think it will validate the bottom and verify that the system here is b

. >>> mitt romney is back in the saddle tonight after winning key primaries in arizona and by a smaller margin, his home state, michigan. romney captured arizona by a 47-26% margin over rick santorum. in michigan he eked out a victory over his rival. >> in this room are the people who knocked on the doors and made the calls and went to the polls and it made a difference. we didn't win by a lot, but we won by enough, and that's all that counts. >> san for um are ens -- santorum ends with 76 delegates. there will be more after the newscast. >> stockton is considered a crucial step to becoming the largest in the nation to fall under chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. they are set to vote on a 60-day mediation process with creditors. it is the first step required under law before they can seek bankruptcy protection, stockton has been called the most miserable city in america. it has the second highest foreclosure rate in the country bow hind las vegas. some business owners say maybe it is time to wipe the slate clean. >> i think it will validate the bottom and verify that the system here is b