>> rock, paper, scissors. we are having a tournament tonight, but we have also used as a jumping off point to explore lots of different ideas. you can find out about rock, paper, scissors as a game as a reproductive strategy. you can interact with a piece of art created by lucky dragon. you can get your hair cut from a cool place called the public barber's salon. they use scissors only. you can find out about local geology, too. >> that sounds like fun. let's check it out. >> this is the most common rock on the surface of the earth. interesting thing is, most of this rock is covered over by the ocean. >> error congested a cool presentation on plate tectonics. tell us about what we just saw. >> we wrapped up a section of a lesson on a plate tectonics, here at the exploratory and -- exploritorium. >> are you excited to see people here having fun and learning about science? >> the people that come here are some selected to begin with, they actually enjoy science. i teach teachers to have fun with their kids. the

and refused to drop those scissors. that's when police say they shot him with a taser, but that didn't stop him. he walked out of the hospital with scissors in hand. >> officers met the subject outside on hospitalway where numerous commands, he was tased. >> again, sommerville was tased and pepper sprayed. >> still no response. he was tased numerous times. canine was then deployed. he was bit by the canine and he literally picked the dog up with his arm while the dog was attached. >> officers used the taser to finally bring him to the ground. >> it was at that time that the officers gained control. he would not release the scissors he used as a weapon. >> the battle wasn't over. he was then escorted back to the hospital for evaluation purposes where he became rather irate again, causing the officers to tase him again. >> finally, the 6'6", 180- pound man was arrested. >> studies have that pcp gives the user the strength of eight men and in this case, he showed it after numerous, numerous use of taser along with the cani

i can't believe that i haven't got scissors that -- don't let this happen to you. scissors that -- >> chippy, no, no, cut -- that's not going to work. cut it so it looks nice. supposed to be a nice-looking package. >> let me tell you something. this couldn't cut anything. >> maybe it's the way you're holding them. i don't know. >> i know how to cut with scissors. you want me to try a circumcision on you? it will hurt like a son of a bitch. let me tell you. >> just go to the top. let's go to the top. >> you mean to tell me we haven't got a scissors that can cut something? >> they should be fine. but let's get another pair. here -- >> thank you. and we're going to cut it to size. >> cut! no, that's not going to work. >> that's it. got to be an easier way to make a living. i could mug somebody and do better than this. >> turn the box just a tiny little bit. >> we're going to have tape, we're going to tape it up -- oh, my god. we'll never have christmas at this rate, i swear to god to you. >> chippy, what's up with the tape here? >> i don't know, everything's backwards

three things in the repertoire-- rock, paper, scissors. ...paper, scissors. nuclear bomb! right. karen wins. no! please, both of you, stop. okay, shall we play something else? so, what's this game you want to play? it's called dinosaur-teddy-robot. dad: what do we do? mum: what are the rules? well... robot kills dinosaur, dinosaur kills teddy, and teddy kills robot, because the dinosaur can eat the teddy, the teddy can deactivate the robot, and the robot can laser the dinosaur. sounds so complicated. but it's good. good, mind. you hide them under the table, and then we say, "teddy, robot, dino," and then you lift up either a teddy, a dinosaur, or a robot. quite an exciting game, isn't it? okay, dinosaur, teddy, robot! um... zambia? is the right answer. well done, jake. can i be the question-asker? please, please? mum: go ahead. how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? it's a stupid question! it doesn't even have any answer. ben: yes, it does! it's seven! no, it isn't! yes, it is! no, it isn't! why don't we... why don't we take them up the park with t

scissors clear.ut them right here. they're going upstairs. they have to be in the control pod before we change shifts. >> the prison is not taking any risks with demetrius burks either. he will soon be transferred to the secured confinement unit to start a 15-month stay for assaulting a corrections officer. he has lost virtually every privilege he had. but he is allowed monthly visits. >> i'm fixing to go see my mamma. i don't know y'all. i ain't even going to lie. >> his mother, maria burks, and stepfather, tony conner, have come to see him today. >> good morning. visits are extremely important to me and to him because he needs to know that someone is there for him. everybody can't make it up here. but i send messages and lots of love. nobody's forgetting about him. he has family and we love him. >> although the visitors center is a short walk away, security is stepped up for confinement inmates. burks is shackled, escorted by two officers and driven to visitation. the visit will be noncontact, mean

after police say they struggle to subdue him after he stabbed someone in the face with a pair of scissors. officers tried to arrest him at prince william hospital this monday night. police say they pepper sprayed him, set a police dog on him and struck him with a baton. they say that is when they were able to release the scissors. >>> returned to the showdown to face president obama in this year's." the central election. we are turning the page from iowa to new hampshire as mitt romney picks up a key endorsement. michele bachmann dropped out of the race altogether. while romney celebrates, new hampshire's primary is six days away rick santorum will try to recreate his strong showing. >> there is no rest for the weary runner up in iowa who landed quickly in new hampshire. rick santorum lost the caucus by a mere eight votes to mitt romney. >> you would think we could get more than a vote margin here in new hampshire. >> rahm emanuel they picked up the endorsement of john mccain and is a strong -- mitt romney picked up the endorsement of john mccain. religious conservatives are not so plenti

sipping the scissor is having codeine. or sold you might be slipping the scissor. but what they did was test your braking and your basic reflexes and how you went around a curve and they found people who had cold or a flu were literally as impaired as somebody who had been drinking. that's the study. again with all of these studies, are they evidence of it? but what we're saying, if you have a cold or flu, be careful, be mindful. you asked me a question earlier. >> we hear a lot in many states you can't talk on the phone. like were you in georgia, you can but in other states you can't. you need to have an earpiece or speaker phone. you can't text in most states. it is against the law. then you also hear people say, are you going to make changing radio stations illegal, are you going to make wiping your nose illegal. driving drunk is worse than all these things. >> driving drunk we know definitively. the research on driving drunk is absolutely extensive and definitive. but a study like this that comes out and says let's all

, and--and they've got scissors stuck in their face.ay, game over. come on, give me your cards. actually, i think our plane may just have landed, so we ought to get ready. have you got the boarding passes? yes. how many more times? where are our seats? well, we've got two groups of three... a couple of rows apart. right, so it should probably go me, your dad, and jake, and you sitting with the two little ones, yeah? like it was on the way out. was that the formulation on the way out? yeah, i think it was. yeah, i was more thinking you and ben and karen, because that's fairer on dad, because he likes things calm. yeah. but he--he likes to talk about football, doesn't he? so possibly it should be me, your dad, and jake. or you, dad, and ben. or me, your dad, and karen. look, just cut the crap. you're sitting next to ben. why? because i sat next to him on the way out. i had him for an hour in a pedelo. that's nothing! five hundred yards off the coast! ah, dear... this brings back memories. yeah? yeah. when i was little and it snowed, me an

. >> pink pi---pink paint and clean-up continues using fastidious scissors. this tattoo shop kept everything locked during the riot. fortunately, no glass was broken but the business has been hurt. >> usually after a protest it is dead. however, before this happened we had more consistent foot traffic of people coming through. now there's a reluctance of people even coming through and now people or even speak of this reluctance to come through. >>reporter: some people are saying that there is a having a positive increase. on business. reporting live, alehandrea cerball. >>vicki: here is more. >> as the city crew continues, the oakland resident has had enough. >> i cannot get my streets clean but they're down here cleaned up after this mess is a mess it is ridiculous. >> these people are also unhappy that the police are not responding to crime in the city with the exception of the franco:. >> i am out of my place as a long time ago. >> they have been treating this like a playground. >> she wants the people to be sent for cleanup of their own. i want to put the

you know what, can we get that -- guillermo, will you go get a pair of scissors?> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: you don't have to. i think it would be for the best. you think about it for a minute, when he comes back -- okay? [ applause ] anyway, police arrested a suspect yesterday. a jgerman national named harry burkhart. he reportedly said he hates america so he decided to take it out on your japanese car. a ponytailed german who hates america tripes to burn l.a. to the ground and where is bruce willis through all of this? nowhere to be found. probably recording another harmonica album. on this season of "the bachelor", it premiered on abc last night, bachelor ben met 25 potential brides. he will narrow it down to one and they will break up. [ laughter ] and we'll continue on. we've yet to see a relationship -- they last about as long as a glade plug-in. but one con test sapt, a girl named brittany, did a good thing. she brought her grandmother along. she seemed very set, this woman, on making bachelor ben her new grandson-in-law. >> she's part of the reason why i'm her

as a seminary in, we took an old bible and a pair of scissors and we cut out all of those verses andy were on the cutting room floor. afterwards there was a bible full of holes. now, there is a new poverty level out by world vision and the bible society. all of those are put back in and they are in orange so we don't miss them. that symbolizes to me how a new generation is putting its bible's back together again. this is whether we will leave the word of god and live it in our lives, churches, neighborhoods, nation. god does not love only poor people, he loves those who live in mansions or hovels. he says as you treat the least of these, you have done with me. we had a meeting with the president and a catholic bishop said, when you go off script, it is a lot better. i scripture does not say, as you have done to the middle class, you have done to me. as you have done to the least of these, you have done to me. that is the call. i love being with the kids on wall street because they are understanding that an economy that is not fair, is not sustainable, is not stable, and is not making

list say the man, marlin summerville, stabbed a visitor with scissors and threatened others.e admitted to be on pcp. officers had to tase him four times and deploy a police dog to get him under control. police in manassas had previously arrested him for breaking and entering a home on new year's eve. >>> fairfax county police have identified the man whose body was found in the water near bell haven marina. they say it is 23-year-old mohammed raymond of alexandria. investigators tell us so far there is nothing to indicate foul play. they are waiting for the medical examiner to determine the cause of death. >>> a robe in montgomery village but this was not cash that the criminal was after. police say the robber who held up a cvs on montgomery village avenue wanted drugs. they say the suspect is this person. his arm in a sling and a bandable around his head. police say on christmas eve he handed employees a note ordering them on give him drugs. they complied and he took off. police still looking for him. >>> sure, cold weather means it may take a little bit longer to get ready i

scissors. if you use clothes you will be cold. [inaudible]. duct tape. many uses. you want garbage bags. line the toilet with trash bags. you want to line it, line it up use the tape, tape it around. the other bag to hold it. put a second bag in there. in a disaster you don't have to go outside you use

someone had removed the scissor gates at the bottom that should have prevented people from climbing the metal stairway in the first place. it turns out the escalators at dupont circle break down lot. when they were installed in the 1990s, metro decided to squeeze three escalators into a space originally designed for two. in. >> in order to get that work done at the time they purchased nonstandard units. they are not like any other escalators in the world. they're narrower and have nonstandard parts. the manufacturer of these escalator doesn't make escalators anymore. reporter: the plan is to replace all three escalators at the south entrance of dupont circle. because that entrance has a relatively new rain roof that can't be removed easily, it's going to be tricky to remove and replace the escalators. so a decision has been made. >> next wednesday this entrance will be closed. reporter: metro is alerting passengers with pamphlets, posters and sign boards. the whole south entrance will be closed to the public for 8 1/2 months. passenger reaction was mixed. >> 8 1/2 months is a long time,

i shares are bringing down -- ushers are bringing down scissors. [laughter] >> i want to go back to jobs. you are right in the short term that we need to get people to work. they have to be a good jobs. they have to pay well and have benefits. they have to do that. it if we do that, we have not done a damn thing. this system is still the same. we stay in a nice hotel. i spoke yesterday to the woman who cleans my room. i can tell you she is in poverty. that is all we are willingo pay to pay her. merely getting down our unemployment rate to 4%, that is insufficient. >> my question to anyone who is african-american, if we are able to succeed, if we find the solutions, in the present and future, do you worry that the new system, putting people back to work in creating a middle class, you will find yourselves still out there in that group that is not allowed into the new party, the new system, what is your fear of that taking place? >> it depends on the time you're talking about. in the short term, my lifetime, i do not think it is going to get better.

a man stabbed someone with scissors and prince william hospital in manassas. the suspect is identified as marlin somerville. police say tasered him several times and eventually use a baton until they were able to get him under control. the victim suffered a minor wound to the face. >>> a massive manhunt came to a grand end at mount rainier national park. search teams found the body of benjamin barnes, and iraq war veteran, accused of murdering a park ranger and a mother of two. brianne carter has the latest. >> mike -- mount rainier national park remain closed while authorities continue to investigate the shooting death of park ranger margaret anderson. >> this has been a very sad moment for the national park service. >> according to authorities anderson tried to set up a traffic stop at the park when a driver 24-year-old benjamin barnes, shot and killed the mother of two see here working just one day before her death. the 34-year-old park ranger who was originally from the jersey had ties to the d.c. area. before moving to the northwest she worked as a ranger

. >> there's a rap term called sipping the scissor. have you heard it?you heard that before you investigated -- just curious? >> no, but rap terms are amazing. i heard the word dope -- d-o-p-e. >> that i have heard. >> but the other is having codeine. so obviously in a flu or cold you might be sipping the scissor, and that would alter your mood incrementally. apparently this study was done with people who hadn't necessarily taken medication. they test your braking and your basic reflexes and how you went around a curve. they found people who had a cold or flu were literally as impaired as somebody who had been drinking. that's the study. and again with all of the studies, are they definitive? what it's saying, gary, is let's be careful. if you have cold or flu, be careful. be mindful. and then you asked me a question earlier -- >> i asked the question, we hear a lot about -- you know, in many states you can't talk on the phone. like you're in georgia, you can. in other states you can't. you need an earpiece or speakerphone. you can't text in most states,

knives, scissors, switchblades, a large shield and smoke bombs. police say here's all weapons that caused them to call for more and more backup. >> our force has a lot of officers out today. we again have mutual aid available to us, and we are prepared if we have additional problems that represent themselves to the city today. >> police also showed us some damage protesters did inside city hall when they broke in last night. at least three officers and one protester were injured yesterday. >> 15-year-old oakland boy is being held on charges he murdered his own parents. the bodies of 54-year-old robert kamin and susan paw were found in a car outside their home. camein was a clinical psychologist, poff was a physician's assistant at the san francisco department of public health. the couple's son has admitted to killing them. police are not releasing a motive. >> san leandro police are investigating whether or not a body found hanging from a structure is the prime suspect in the gruesome stabbing death of a 15-year-old girl. police discovered the bod

scissors. if you use clothes you will be cold. [inaudible]. duct tape. many uses. you want garbage bags. line the toilet with trash bags. you want to line it, line it up use the tape, tape it around. the other bag to hold it. put a second bag in there. in a disaster you don't have to go outside you use your own bathroom close the door. you have one lined on the toilet, you take it out and tie it up. comfortable shoes. if you have one in the trunk of your car that's great. also have one at work. get an old pair of sneakers, put it in your bag and put if under the desk. if you have to walk home you have comfortable shoes. pet food. make sure you have food and water for them. kids, too. make sure you have stuff to keep them entertained. after 2 hours, you will be in trouble. be aware of that. information. these are the initially, you are going to have all the radio stations will have emergency broadcast system. they will tell you where to go. where's the shelter supplies. initially after any disaster all the radio stations will broadcast on what's happening. the news

reporters he was going to cut down the tent, ring mangus, a -- rick mangus, a retiree, pulled out scissors and started cutting the tent down. the protestors became angry over this. mangus was the second of two men who tried to tear it down and another tried before noon protestors confronted the elevator contractor. he said he was sick of the occupy encampment and wanted his park back. the tent created a bit of trouble. the mark police want to take him down and told protestors it would be removed. in a meeting that lasted more than 2 1/2 hours, they decided what to do. >> and we had a discussion and ran ideas and reach an agreement we would ask the cops, we will take it down ourselves. if they agree to not enforce this outrageous 24-sleeping hour law during our 24-hour vigil. >> officials acknowledge that is not going to happen. they expect the park police to come in and take the tent down. the question is who there is going to be civil disobedience, how it's going to come down and there could be another confronting a tonight or tomorrow. we don't know. laura? >> thank you. >>> and fairfax

. >> i think that's a phenomenal idea just in case one day i wake up and someone is scissoring my face. >> lord, i want to thanker for my smoking hot wife lisa and my two children. we like to call them the little es. lord i pray a blessing drivers used from tonight boogedy boogedy boogedy amen. >> won't even fight me like a man after. so someone texts me his address i'll go see him wednesday at his house and show him what he really needs. he needs a frigging whooping. >> what's a pat ajuan? >> i watched "star wars" once and empire strikes back. i ain't seen nothing of that. known what a padawan s you didn't call me a bad name, did you? >> how will you celebrate this evening? >> uhm.... you know just go home take a bath, chill out, and, you know, watch the game. [ laughter ] >> you know, i can't tell you, player. >> i go to school at a place where they discovered the vaccine for polio and created benadryl. i think that's more important than winning a basketball game. >> i have never been them barrassed. i'm hoping president williams doesn't ask me to resign after that. >> you need to be

tower to get the stickers and put them on the chart, and also i saw him cut a centipede in two with scissors. it's really not nice to tell tales on your brother. so, was it ben who threw the quiche on tim and suki's conservatory roof? yes. and was it ben who buried the-- pete. can i have biscuit? yes. but it's not a reward, it's, um... it's a biscuit. thank you. he swore blind the quiche thing wasn't him. this is getting even more out of control. what does doctor internet say? ohh! why do you always assume that i've been on the-- okay. well, there's this woman in new zealand and she's doing this blog, and she's got a son who's a bit like ben, and...it's fairly reassuring. because? because he's slightly worse than ben. so, of the five billion people on earth, we know that one lies more than ben. d'you know, in some ways i would rather my child was best. another one from angela? yeah, postcard. her favorite method of communication. said she'll be passing through in a couple of days. with the emphasis on "passing through." there'll be the usual one-day royal visit where she shows off her sun ta

pair of scissors. i think i've got a few viruses that makes me to ill to go to school. no, you're fine. i'm not fine! i might be sick. karen! karen: i can't find my other shoe! i really am quite poorly. karen, where did you last see them? karen: and also i can't find my hairbrush to brush my hair. sue; well, where did you last see it? ( coughs ) nasty little cough you've got there, ben. now get your swimming stuff, it's wednesday. there's one thing i can't do, and it's definitely swimming. could you send them a note? yep, i can send them a note saying "ben is pretending to be ill." but what if i really am ill? i might die. yeah, we'd be very upset, but we'd learn to live with it. now come on, get your swimming stuff. off you go. you okay, jake? yeah, i'm fine. good, good. look, this, uh, this bullying thing at school, it's just the one kid doing it, is it? look, dad, i don't want to talk about it now. yeah, but you have to talk-- dad, just chill, okay? ( phone rings ) i am chilled. it's just-- hello? oh, hi, veronica. sue: karen! she's sort of in the middle of something

someone had removed the scissor gates like these at the bottom that should have prevented people fromlimbing the metal stairway in the first place. it turns out the escalators at dupont circle break down a lot. when they were installed in the 1990s metro decided to skis flee escalators into a space originally designed for two escalators. >> in order to get the work done at the time, they purchased nonstandard units. they are not like any other escalators in the world. they are narrower. they are nonstandard parts. the manufacturer of these escalators doesn't make escalators anymore. >> reporter: so the plan is to replace all three escalators at the south entrance of dupont circle. because that entrance has a relatively new rain roof that can't easily be removed, it will be tricky to remove and replace the escalators so much a decision has been made. >> starting next wednesday, this entrance will be closed. >> reporter: metro is alerting passengers with pamphlets and sign boards. the whole entrance will be closed to the public for 8 1/2 months. passenger reaction was mixed. >> 8 1/2 mo

knives, a hammer, mace, scissors a tear gas canister and a shield when facing off with police. >> these marches have become more aggressive, more confrontational, more direct action of violence toward police toward buildings. as a result of that we have to change our fact particulars in terms of being able to preserve life and property. >> they hope a stay away order of repeat offenders will help. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but according to many of the protestors some of whom were released this morning, city leaders and oakland police have no one to blame but themselves. >> during yesterday's protest there was nearly 500 calls to 911. the chief says not all of them could get the appropriate attention as officers were tied up with the occupied demonstration. >>> a driver's family is doubting reports that he drove around railroad crossing gates and into the path of a light rail train. three people including the driver died when the smashed into the nissan pathfinder near sacramento city college. the dead include a 21-month-old boy. pathfinder went around the crossing gates. they

it was some altercation with scissors, i'm not sure, but i think he's doing okay now, he responded withr spray. >> mike: and that wasn't the big story of the year, no question about it. probably made the top ten news stories of the year. >> clayton: of course, michael bloomberg had them removed from the private park and he was in times square with lady gaga and want today show we're still angry. >> mike: this started in august, september. protesters took over a privately owned part in lower manhattan zucotti for washington politics. what it grew into was something nobody expected. >> capitalism is bad and i think we have to actually bring socialism. >> if we were willing to share, we could all live in prosperity. >> corporations have to revise the system of being so bound to their profit. >> this is a real grass roots people movement with a message. >> we're trying to accomplish the demolition of capitalism. >> and capitalism-- >> i think it's a great thing. >> i think that wall street should share. >> and don't stant for anything other than being angry. >> you have to transcend politic

. >> we went around to the local craft stores and got out the scissors and started cutting out food manchus. >> they started selling them by word-of-mouth. they now have an off site manufacturing location. in the last few weeks, they have sold more than a thousand that fu manchu is. >> we have gone so far from just sitting in our house is cutting moustaches to packaging them and having them out and about in 30 locations. >> die-hard baltimore ravens fans are having a ball creating catchy slogans. >> put one on your wife. put one on your neighbor. >> they have a youtube video and it website encouraging fans to send in pictures of themselves wearing a mustache. >> they are happy and is off -- it is awesome. >> anyone can wear one. the cost $5.10 dollar from every sale is donated to the living classroom conditions. the goal is to donate $10,000 by the "chuper" bowl. >> we want your picture. if you end up getting one send a picture of yourself to ulocal. >> i have never seen a can look better. --jen look better. that is quite a fu manchu. some of the 11 news fanned moustaches that we have. she

it's like he keeps nicking himself with scissors over and over again and more assurance he'll never seeof white house. >> do you think he will survive south carolina? >> do i don't. listening to him is like taking lessons of tolerance from the taliban. he's the opposite of personal responsibility. they don't just hurt the republicans of newt gingrich, they hurt the republican party. begin top see how continue to lose very important demographics and if they continue to lose the reasons at this point, it's not helping them. it's doing really considerable damage. >> newt likes to marry thoughts together and people. thanks. great to see you both today. >> thank you. >>> coming up, so is it mitt's race to lose? we're joined by his south carolina state chairman. that and much more straight ahead here on the "martin bashi bashir". [ female announcer ] investing for yourself is a necessity. i find investments with e-trade's top 5 lists and use pre-defined screeners to work smarter. not harder. i depend on myself to take charge of my financial future. [ bell dinging ] try bayer advanced aspirin.