. >> jodi: for screwdriving, set the 22-position clutch and the 3rill perfectly countersinks the screw time. >> i don't care what kind of a drill you've got-- whatever it is, it can't do this. you just flip the switch over to impact mode and you've got up to 800 pounds of driving torque. >> that's incredible. now you can drive long screws and lag bolts with no kickback or no wrist twist. it's pretty effortless because the 3rill is doing all the work. >> chris: the secret behind the 3rill is the ability to go from a drill and screwdriver to an impact driver with a simple flip of a switch. when you select impact mode, the tool engages the impact mechanism. this delivers powerful pulses of energy to the screw or bolt. the same technology is used on automotive impact wrenches. >> so, what does all of this mean to you? it means that stripped screws and bolts are a thing of the past. >> and no more switching back and forth between tools. >> i can go from a drill just by switching it back to number two here, that gives me a higher speed. one's gonna give me a little more torque. and then, of

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he really seems like his number-one goal is to stick a sharpened screwdriver into mitt romney's lung.yeah. the teddy bear is angry. and there is... >> stephen: the claws are out. >> there is nothing in politics more frightening than a vindictive teddy bear. >> stephen: i don't know if it's true, but some people said he was running to basically get his brand out there again, get his speaking fees back up, get another book out there again, and he's got that. he doesn't have to do anything more, right? so now he can just focus himself and he can just turn himself into a human weapon. he can just march up to the romney campaign in new hampshire and go,... he does not care what happens to him. >> a weird thing happens. a lot go into it think i'll go on a book tour, herman cain was like this, too. i'll sell some books and get a talk show on fox. they become a front-runner that. moment makes them think, hey, i could be president. >> stephen: is it romney's really? >> the last time there was an inevitable nominee, it was hillary clinton, and we know how that worked out. >> there are only inev

a long screwdriver or pry bar. pull it this way and the whole thing will lift out. even if it's crusty you can get it out. that's what it looks like. that's brass covered water meter. there it is. how would you tell if water was leaking if the building without going in there? that thing woulding pegged. this guy would be spinning. here's how you shut it on and off. like the gas thing, the valve thing with the square head. there are a couple of ears. you lineup the 2 ears. there is a hole to put a padlock. if it's on ita in direction of the /phroe. flow. when it's off, these 2 lineup. the 2 ears will lineup so you can put a padlock in there. that tells you you hava shut off. like that gas circle thing, if you see that thing in a sidewalk and you are standing in the street and you have that in front of you and look directly at the house you will find the gas shut off. same with the water. if you have the water thing in front of you and look directly at the house. 9 times out of 10 on the floor you will find the main water shut off, here. a lot of places have the sprin

back to a time of artes little workshops where everyone has their own standard for things like screwdrivers and screws and wrenches and pre-industrial revolution and then they want to sell that as something that they need to violate the entire constitution and be protected as a protected industry los angeles is protected by the government there without the government protecting los angeles in the movie industry they have to compete as legitimate corporations which they're unable to do because their product which is highly derivative another connection to wall street wall street creates derivatives hollywood creates derivatives chipmunk part three mission impossible part four going to put harrison ford in another one of these cold boy whip movies where he goes around chasing people like number seven criminal of the menace three d. partnoy this is derivative because there's no brains in all this sunshine is cooked their brains and they're just walking around hoping to get a part as an extra important film. and now a lot of the support in the us from the population comes from the tea party and

( quiet conversation ) jake, sweetheart, could you do me a favor and go and get the screwdriver?cupboard upstairs? okay. so, jo, it's great that jake's got a friend who's a girl. as well as all his friends who are boys. 'cause a lot of boys his age just have... boys as friends until they get girls as friends... who are girlfriends. mm. but that's usually when they're a lot older, isn't it? yeah, that's true. ( whispers ) never call me "sweetheart." not that one. the one with the different head. gawd. you're a beeping waste of beeping space! why are you saying "beep"? it's baby-ish. it is not, because whenever gordon brown says a swear word on telly, there's a man behind him with a big machine that puts a beep over it. you've got it all wrong. one, it's gordon ramsey, not gordon brown, and two, he has a beeper in his pocket, so when he's gonna say a swear word he hits his pocket and it makes a beeping sound. sometimes when he swears, he goes, "yeah, baby!" and his arms wave in the air really wildly. dad: hello, you two. hello! so, uh, how are you getting on? i've got allen key wri

>> good thing you don't have to screwdriver in your purse. >> fix everything. no 30s on the seven-day forecast. >> we like that. >> thanks, veronica. >>> an oklahoma mother feared for her life when two men tried to break into her home. >> she grabbed a gun, called 911 and asked for permission to shoot the men. we have the story. >> reporter: 18-year-old says she was home alone with her n newborn when two men tried to break in saturday afternoon. >> as i was coming down the hallway, there was a knock on the door. it was from door-to-door trying to bust in. >> she grabbed her son, a phone and shotgun calling 911 asking permission to shoot? >> i have two guns in my hand. is it okay to shoot? >> i can't tell you you can do that. you do what you have to do when you protect your babies? >> i knew she was scared because she was whispering. >> reporter: for 21 minutes, she waited for police to arrive hoping the men would not hear her. >> they were from door to door try ing trying to bust in. i waited until he got in the door then i shot him. >> reporter: she shot and k

don't need a screwdriver. take it out, plug it in. >> makes a noise?t great, but it works great. between $300 and $600. >> great for a porch or something, you know, you don't have heat in it but it's like a fourth season -- >> or like the den, keep the -- >> one thing for every room. >> this is called nest, and this is a thermostat that learns your lifestyle. there's no buttons to program it, you just raise and lower to the temperature you want throughout the day. over the course of about a week or so it learns your lifestyle and starts to imitate it. and you can control it from the internet anywhere in the world. >> hooked up to your system in your house? >> not hooked up. just wi-fi. asotonor gloves. these are conductive fibers built into them so you can control your touch screen through the gloves. knit and leather version. very cool. moving down the line here. >> what is this? >> ski goggles. these are cool. >> shazam. heat and a little screen on the lower left. >> it's too big for me. >> that's impossible! >> i'm so happy right now. >> gps built i

if there's a screwdriver out of the ignition, they should.ut he says-- >> he was drunk and assumed the risk when they got in the car. >> that's right. it-- and you're out of there. >> all right. and i feel bad for the 89-year-old man, 91 thunderbird like almost a classic at this point. >> and doesn't he almost-- and he has a lawsuit and bang, they're gone. >> he's alive and well to live over a hundred years old. >> judge jeanine: now to the number one most ridiculous lawsuit of 2011 as voted on by our legal viewers, fugitive breaks into a couple's home and he takes them hostage. and they're at knife point so they agree to hide him. it doesn't work out the way he hopes. he falls asleep. they run out, call the police and the guy who held them at knife point views them for breach of contract. >> this is ridiculous! and if i knew how the voters would vote. i said this is the most ridiculous one of all of them. on the contract for acceptance, consideration, what we learn the first day of law school. >> judge jeanine: but about the rest. >> one bro

they have planes and screwdrivers. you put different things on.i'm wearing one now. you can color with them. >> there are two sets. great to sport on your fingers. >> if you're looking for valentine's day gift, maybe mother/daughter gift. this is a great idea. these are more expensive, $120 but these beautiful pieces of jewelry with the monogram. >> they are real. if you want to invest in something mommy -- slaught/daug. they last and you can wear them every day. just a beautiful gift. >> okay. these necklaces have different messages as well. >> gum drop loves you.com. $30 to $50. word up, birthday and flip-flops. >> if you look at my neck i have a necklace that one side says devil and the other side says angel which i rarely wear but it's cute. >> for the tweens and teens there is a skin care product line. i guess this is to teach them about starting to have a regimen. >> dermatologists suggest it for your tween. great for travel. >> we have other great things here. but we are running out of time. >> the slap watches. glitter hair bands. no slip.

he remembers it vividly because his job every morning was to go out back with a screwdriver and make sure the car that needed gasoline had the right license plate. i have always thought it was a great test of whether you are a liberal or conservative. by telling you we had a policy so stupid we retreating 13 year olds to get around it -- a conservative says we should drop the policy. as a liberal, you said that is proof we need a license plate police of every gas station. that is an easy task. -- test. reagan demand. people forget. in 1980, there were serious articles written. "is the presidency to big? -- too big?" by august of 1981, nobody would write the article. reagan had been head of the screen actors guild. he negotiated and led a strike. he was governor of california, six of eight years with a democratic senate. he really rim to achieve something, not just a posture. reagan understood two key things. one was that his power was directly related to his ability to communicate with the american people. he tried to shine the light at the american people so they would turn up the h

could we make a screwdriver out of this? >> that's basically vodka/o.j. in there. no. it's nice.eal? >> this is the bomb. bomb diggity as some people say. >> jimmy: no one says that anymore. >> no? >> jimmy: no, i'm sure. >> i like to live in the '90s. >> jimmy: you have a commercial for this i know. >> basically, this was just a con duet to get me to the bahamas to shoot a commercial. >> jimmy: you went to the bahamas? >> right. i'm like, let's shoot a commercial in the bahamas. >> jimmy: really? >> basically i wanted to wrestle an octopus. so to get there, i had to make this. >> jimmy: did you wrestle the octopus? >> okay, here's what happened. we got this octopus down there, which was difficult with customs and everything. it was this huge six foot foam octopus. we did a test, a dry run if you will, the day before. but in the water. and it was totally buoyant. it would not sink. so they took it -- the props designer, j.c., took it back to his hotel room with my assistant derek, and it was this red octopus. and it just started falling apart so they wrapped it in a sheet and it

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every morning, his father would send him out back with a screwdriver to make sure the right license plateas on a hard -- the car that needed gassing. now, i drive from that the following test you can give your neighbors whether they're liberal or conservative. if you learn the government has done something dumb enough that we're teaching 13-year-old how to break rules, and if you are conservative you say we have to change the regulation because it is stupid. if you're a liberal, you say, this is why we need a license plate police at every gas station. it is about coercion. imposing your will on a free people. that is the context in which this election is going to be held. the first is, we know historically for fact if you follow these goals, sound money, lower taxes, less regulation, more american energy, and praising the people who create jobs, you will have a boom of employment in the united states. therefore, i am running on a ticket to go to -- if you go to newt.org, there is this program. you take the cookbook that works, not the one that fails. let me give you a second historic exam

every morning, his father would send him out back with a screwdriver to make sure the right license plate on a hard -- the car that needed gassing. now, i drive from that the following test you can give your neighbors whether they're liberal or conservative. if you learn the government has done something dumb enough that we're teaching 13-year-old how to break rules, and if you are conservative you say we have to change the regulation because it is stupid. say,u're a liberal, you this is why we need a license plate police at every gas station. it is about coercion. imposing your will on a free people. that is the context in which this election is going to be held. the first is, we know historically for fact if you follow these goals, sound money, lower taxes, less regulation, more american energy, and praising the people who create jobs, you will have a boom of employment in the united states. therefore, i am running on a ticket to go to -- if you go to newt.org, there is this program. you take the cookbook that works, not the one that fails. let me give you a second historic example. if

he remembers it vividly because his job every morning was to go out back with a screwdriver and makene had the right license plate. i have always thought it was a great test of whether you are a liberal or cservative. by telling you we had a policy so stupid we retreating 13 year olds to get around it -- a conservative says we should drop the policy. as a liberal, you said that is proof we need a license pla police of every gas station. that is an easy task. -- test. reagan demand. people forget. in 1980, there were serious articles written. "is the presidency to big? -- too big?" by august of 1981, nobody would write the article. reagan had been head of the screen actors guild. he negotiated and led a strike. he was governor of california, six of eight years with a democratic senate. he really rim to achieve somethin not just a posture. reagan understood two key things. one was that his power was directly related to his ability to communicate with the american people. he tried to shine the light at the american people so they would turn up the heat on congress. all the speeches for

every morning his father would send him out back with a screwdriver to make is that your the right licensear that needed gasoline. [laughter] now, i derived if that, the following test you can give your neighbors whether they are liberal or conservative. if you learn that the government has done something dumb enough that we're teaching 13-year-olds how to break the rules, and if you're a conservative, you say we really ought to change that regulation because it is obviously stupid. if you're a liberal, you say this is why we need license plate police at every gas station. [laughter] because it is about coercion. imposing your will on a free people. so that's the context in which this election is going to be held. so the first is we know historically for a fact that if you follow these five goals, sound money, lower taxes, less regulation, more american energy and praising the people who create jobs, you will have a boom of employment in the united states. and therefore, i'm running on a ticket to go to newt.org. i have a 21st century contract which follows this program. it is not because