>>> you could have cleaned them, skinned them, done everything else. >> now tim doesn't want to help,o can play at that game. >> okay, michelle, don't make that cake over here. if tim doesn't want to cook my ribs, then i'm not going to let michelle do the baking for them. since they want to go there. >> hold on. michelle want her money -- >> she's going to fix it over there. i don't have any problem -- >> i got a life. >> i wish you'd get a man. >> people see the fighting and the arguing on camera, but they also see the love. what is different about your relationship? >> well, we're in business together, which is a mistake. i'll let him talk. >> for one, she's my mom, and she's my business partner. so when she's made, she pulls the mom card on me. so right or wrong, she has a mom card for me. >> and that makes it tough, but it also makes you successful, right? >> yeah. >> you have a level of trust that most people don't have. >> yeah we have old school meets new school. >> i leave the modern aspects to him, technology, marketing. >> that's good, i'm glad you mentioned it, something go

tony finds vicar for an 11-yard gain but the skins' defense holds them. they settle for a 48-yard dan bailey field goal. the skins take advantage of that first with rgiii getting it done with his feet with the great moves and cuts for the 17- yard gain to make the most redskins rushing yards in a season. quick screen to moss to get the skins across the 50. the rocket over the middle to pierre garcon for a 15-yard gain to the dallas 3 2. on the next play, skins go back to morris. he finds no running room so he cuts back across the field, goes 32 yards untouched for the score. redskins now up 11. ensuing possession, cowboys threatening, but the skins' defense comes up big. captain london fletcher big sack on romo. loss of 1 yards. nice little dance by fletch. dallas is forced to punt. but dallas, they're not done yet. they would force the redskins to punt and harris makes them pay, takes it back all the way to the washington 31. what a run by harris. unbelievable. gets all the way. sav rocca with the tackle but gets called for face mask. great 15 yards. then

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skins. we give them to the workers. they wash the skin and bring it back to us.we give it to the tanners who process it. that's how it goes, with god's help. thank god we live well. keach: the specializations of the tanners go back a thousand years. their technology has hardly changed in all that time. but because this is a living culture, it is possible to see firsthand the development of institutions like those that emerged in ostia 2,000 years ago. each morning, fresh skins are brought to this market to be sold to the city's tanners. once a deal is made between buyer and seller, the transaction is recorded by market officials. the system reduces misunderstandings, but mainly it creates records for tax purposes. when an economy becomes this complex, it opens up more opportunities for the state to collect a percentage for itself. such complexity also increases the need t is the job of haaj abdelaziz sakkout. interpreter: if the brokers have a problem, they come to us. we all solve the problem. even if we fight first, we solve the problem. keach: mr. sakkout is e

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she's got very little skin left for them to do very much grafting. >> due to the severity of her burns, she suffers from numerous infections and her kidneys, all but shut down. 11 weeks after the crash, kyle is forced to make a difficult decision. he takes his wife amanda off life support. she passes away two months after her 25th birthday. the ntsb hasn't released its final report on the cause of the crash, but kyle franklin says he believes something caused the engine to flood. once the plane is in trouble, he and amanda had precious little time to react. >> from the time that the engine developed a problem from the time that they were on the ground was a matter of five or six seconds. she was standing on the top wing when they crashed into the brush she was inside the front cockpit. >> they leveled out so that amanda could get back inside the cockpit. >> he had to get amanda back in the airplane before he actually could adjust his direction, otherwise she might have fallen off the wing. >> and then as he tried to make his way back into the open area, he didn't have enough altitude s

skinned enough to join. was it too extreme to do to little kids? >> the more shocking the activity is, the better because it's going to stick with them. >> why are you>> she showed us that dark skin had to sit in the back and light skin had to sit in the front. i didn't think it was fair. >> do you think you are less privileged because the color of your skin? >> 18-year-old sophia washington, one of vision's philadelphia poets has learned the same harsh lessons. >> i think that i have less opportunities and less access to certain privilege that's other people don't because of the color of my skin. >> when she claims that her life is harder than either of these other two young women because of her skin color -- >> she has a basis for making that claim. >> william dairy is a professor of african-american studies and economics at duke university. >> there is a lot of evidence that is consistent with her saying that. >> dozens of studies show differences in skin color having huge consequences including a 2008 study that says light skinned black women have a better chance of marrying than darker women. and a 2006 study that shows that dark skin color can

they use the horns and just use to sell it, and the lions they kill them they sell the skin. >> whichountry would you like to visit? >> spain, ibiza. i have some friends there and i like some music too. i like to make party in ibiza. >> how do you spend your leisure time? >> in my spare time i go to visit my brothers and sisters in maasai village. when i just go to my village i must wear like a maasai. i am proud to be a maasai. >> weather experts often blame torrential rains and massive floods in latin america on the el nino. this much feared weather front has been observed for centuries and researchers say climate change could be reinforcing this phenomenon. in autumn, when warm sea-water flows east into the pacific from indonesia and australia towards south america, usually trade winds hold the water masses at bay and push them back towards south-east asia. but every couple of years. el nino throws this system off balance. put simply, it weakens the trade winds which acted as barriers. now the uncontrolled water mass heads towards the coasts of south america. there, this kind of cl

get rid of all the cells that might be rejected and they are replacing them with your own stem cell, with adult stem cells from skinrow, or the core blood we are telling people to save -- they can use that. you repopulate the organ, once you wash out the stuff you might reject, you repopulate it. we may use organs from cadavers and bits of your own organ. you may be able to use different sources, but it expands the possibilities of transplanting. in sweden, they use plastic as the scaffold, the building block for a trachea, and then they add in stem cells on top that grew in, they grow into the blood vessels and into the structure. you are rebuilding an organ with a scaffold and adding stem cells. >> eric: you probably see the potential every time you are in the operating room. >> 3 years ago, i would have told you if this happens, it has the potential to rev liewtionzize the field of surgery and medicine. today, i will tell you, it is here and it is happening. it will change the whole field of regenerative tissue and engineering, it is an amazing field. just imagine that someone would lose their kidneys or a limb

them up at all. unless you feel comfortable in your skin on any issue, then you're going to have a hard time playing offense on that issue. we had candidates that didn't feel comfortable on these issues and we played defense and therefore we lost. >> this is the idea. this warning that if romney loses there would be people who said you weren't conservative enough. >> it wasn't -- mitt romney held the same positions that i did, but he didn't weave them into the discussion. here's our vision for america. here's -- let me talk to all voters. i always say -- mitt romney focused as well as he should have on the economy but he talked about jobs and jobs and jobs. 92% of americans roughly of americans looking for work according to the unemployment numbers have a job. so who are you talking to? people -- that other 92%, they are concerned about their job and may be improving their job are concerned about a whole lot of other issues. national security, i've been very active on. i think we need a candidate who is comfortable in their skin, with the positions that mitt romney said he held. it wasn't he wasn't

this ever changes. -- skin in the game, none of this ever changes. >> when they make a mistake, people are penalized by it socially. they go to church and people do not say hello to them, for example. bureaucrats in washington is not going to be harmed by a spreadsheet. this is one way to enforce skin in the game. another thing is -- i've been calling for four years. if you are going to bailout someone, i do not understand why they're not treated like civil servants. bailing them out, but they have the upside, but no downside. tavis: there is a wonderful quotation from the buck. -- book. "wind extinguishes a candle and -- you want to use them, not hide from them. you want to be the fire and wish for the wind." that is from the new book "antifragile." best-selling author nassim nicholas taleb. always a delight to talk to you, sir. thank you for watching. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time the conversation with wole soyinka. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by

skinned? >> basically i was too dark. there has always been anxiety of about what white people think about us. we don't want themo give them more ammunition. we are quick to point fingers and blame and say i had this experience because of somebody that looked like you. >> what are you darker people doing in the yellow circle? >> like the professor, she believes color divides the black community and it is why she teaches grade school kids. >> hopefully them knowing where it comes from, they will be less likely to perpetuate these behaviors. >> i heard somebody over here saying i want to be dark, dark, dark. who said that? >> me. >> why? >> because it's ugly. >> why is dark ugly? >> i don't know. >> so if you were darker you wouldn't like yourself? >> huh-uh. >> vision hears the same thing from the teenagers he mentors, on twitter under hash tag team light skin and see comments like light skin is the right skin, or there are few dark-skinned pretty girls. >> why are we putting ourselves through this? >> so vision is focusing on a conversation about skin color and identity with about 50 other young poets. among the

skins hold the tie breaker over new york. the redskins maintained their confidence and that has been on display. five straight wins for the burgundy and gold rocketed them to the top but as usual the skins will savor the win against cleveland for just 24 hours because they have two big divisional opponents left to play. >> enjoy it while we can. we still -- [indiscernible] >> feels good but we still have two tough games ahead of us. first place doesn't really mean anything right now. >> it's a good feeling to have everybody in the division chasing us. >> sunday's game in cleveland was a homecoming for defensive captain london fletcher. he grew up in the area. said the ride from the airport to the team hotel included passing through his old neighborhood. he had plenty of friends and family there to watch his first ever game in cleveland. however, the joy of the victory didn't last long. fletcher said several of his members of his family were harassed after the game. this is video of the incident that was posted on youtube last night. three of his cousins were arrested and his aunt suffered neck injuries. the security workers instigated instead of aided h

them. real skin heads, they don't get hot, know what i mean? he's a nobody. you know?when you see a swastika on his head and all that stuff? >> first off, i may feel a little hot, that's natural. but when i look at the person that it is and i find out about that person and where they are, it's like they're ignorant so it's, like, funny to me, like i laugh it off. don't disrespect me, i won't disrespect you. >> after his stay in segregation, kunkel is less interested in respecting any of his fellow inmates than he is in just putting them all behind him. >> on tuesday? all right. thank you. all right. i start trial tuesday. start picking my jury out tuesday. and just go from there, i guess. >> knowing he would soon be facing a jury, kunkel's lawyer also advised him to grow his hair. >> because when you go in there looking the way i look, people are like, damn, this dude's been in prison all his life. he's got to be [ bleep ] up. i don't want people to think that about me. they offered me three plea bargains already and i turned all of them down because i believe that at

that is not what works because there's too heavy but these feel incredible up against your skin you do not break themjust feels soft and fresh from the time you open the package when you throw them in the wash machine, put a lot of the dryer, there will always crisp and pristine. >>host: to get embroidery and machine watch ability, that is really a difficult package to put together but highgate manor does it for us and i do have to attempt to now, i want to make sure you get a chance to see the soft, accessible, easy to decide with colors because she put pallet to gather that everyone can get their head around and that you can mix and where it ever went to get a chance to see the color selection. >>guest: when we have a color like the rich more know this will stay the same as what you are seeing now. -- merlot. shrink will start off getting the benefits of sheet set feel you are in a five- star hotel,chris, and that's a detail that you are saying, when you are buying sheets--limited boutique sort of feel to it. >>guest: you are getting the flat sheets elasticize fitted sheet i hate sheet set only do

skins. you have to peel them away from the ruling class by indicating to them, showing to become victims inost-civil war retribution. we haven't seen thought about that. melissa: we haven't even thought about that. ambassador hunter, thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> up next there's a feast of pork baked into the president's $60.4 billion sandy relief bill. we have all the outrage just details coming up. >>> air travelers, listen up. ar you tired of paying all the high fees at the gate? well a brand new plan from american airlines might revolutionize the way you buy tickets. it is very interesting. "piles of money", more bags, coming up. ♪ . ♪ . melissa: another week, another case of government gone wild. today the senate is hotly debating $60 billion relief bill for hurricane sandy. sounds good, right? but outraged critics say it is loaded with hundreds of millions of dollars with pork barrel projects totally unrelated to the storm. joining me, matt mayer, from th heritage foundation. welcome back to the show. what is th most egregious thing you saw in there. >> 150 million fo

them pluck these days. of course, this thin-skinned reaction won't surprise banker.ticle, she wrote that "what if the derth of good men is women's fault? since the sexual revolution, men haven't changed much but women have changed dramatically. in a nutshell, women are angry, they're also defensive." women are angry and defensive. you need proof? go up to any single woman and say "the reason you're not married is because you're angry and defensive." (laughter) and not only -- (applause) not only are today's shrill haarpys scaring good quality men away from marriage, but also making these men deadbeats! banker says the rise of women has pissed men off and underundermineded men's ability in the hopes of someday supporting a family. men want to love women, not compete with them! yeah, men hate women who compete with them! that's why it's so rare for men to be attracted to women in the workplace. (laughter) i mean, what man wants a woman providing the money while he stays home to do what? witness his child taking its first steps? i mean, people before and, frankly, babie

them in addition. they've also been working on a skin like covering that will mimic the feel of cutting through real life. rather. becoming more lifelike. production ranges from training to complex robots. skilled computer programming. operation. talented team of. programers all the simulated guts on the inside would be more or less useless. every one of the models for a concrete. could be a specific section or the whole body all together. engineers can replicate the various systems and organs as closely as possible to real life compressors are used to mimic breathing. pumps fluids for cardiovascular. systems and servo motors for joy and react to the doctor's actions. programmers to recreate just about any problem imaginable. in the world there are four major companies in the business of making medical simulators. naturally each manufacturer does their best to stand out. about this kind of competition because we believe that it benefits the end consumer the more competing companies there are. the better it is for the medical equipment market so we feel that our devices are better than foreign ones. first

skin of her own dead calf and accept it. cows have very poor eyes; they have terrible eyesight, and cows don't recognize their calves by appearance. they identify them by smell. and so when rastice succeeded in tying the skin on of the dead calf, then the cow got used to this new calf, and gradually he could take the old, dead skin off and she accepted the new calf. but things like that went on a lot. c-span: rastice call you tanny? was that the one? >> guest: he did. i guess when i was very small and learning to speak, i tried to pronounce my own name, and it came out as tanny instead of sandra, and so he called me that. c-span: picture on the cover is how old? >> guest: oh, you--i'm not sure i suppose i was nine or 10 years old when that picture was taken c-span: what's the name of that horse? >> guest: chico. and chico was a wonderful horse he was one that came out of a string of wild horses. there were a lot of mustangs in the southwest in those days, horses that were wild and just roamed around, and chico came out of one of those strings. he was a perfect little horse, but very small, and that was ideal for a child. and he ended up being the ge

this time of the year, buy them, make sure beautiful color all the way around the orange, reds, a little bit of green is okay but not too much. the skinand shiny, free from in shriveling in shriveling and heavy for their size. put them on the counter. in the refrigerator you lose nutritional value flavor and color. they turn a lousy color in the refrigerator. they are great in salsa and so many different recipes and they are loaded with nutritional value, tropical peach. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> i love mangos. >> i know. they are good, aren't they? >>> well, we are working hard to make sure everyone has a meal this holiday season. coming up another generous donor has a big check to present. we'll be right back. card hassles? introducing chase liquid. the reloadable card that's easy to activate and can be used right away. plus, you can load cash or checks at any chase depositfriendly atm and checks right from your smartphone. get rid of prepaid problems. get chase liquid. >>> good afternoon. welcome back to eyewitness news right here on cbs 5. it's time for our "food fo

they think it will help them develop new needles and other instruments used to puncture skin.they say adhesive that keeps barbs in place could also have medical use. >>> search getting underway this morning for a man last seen working on a vessel in mare island. new details on what searchers plan to do today. >>> debate today in two bay area communities that could drastically cut some people's access to medical marijuana. >>> good morning. 5:00 on this tuesday thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. it is chilly out there. >> let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >>> air is a little drier another reason why rainfall amounts are going to below with the next system during the evening

we asked them what they thought the skins need to do to beat dallas tomorrow. john j.dub wesley told us tighten up on the defense, especially the secondary. >> agree. >> okay. >> she said play -- the super bowl show, she no mercy. how about that? >> i like that. >> did you tweet that? >> i did not. i'm not royal sweety. >> i thought you did. >> and bob got more specific. he said and run morris and protect rg3 and scare romo. >> he said he will set the record for the redskins for a single season rushing and that is key to this game. >> okay, what do you call it, quarterback? >> yes. >> and they know what they're doing. >> of course, there was a lot of trash talking on our facebook page, too. keep it friendly and we want to thank you for commenting. thanks for that and thank you, lindsay, for that. >> it was a good time. >> and. >>> coming up, after being hospitalized for more than a month, we have an update on president george h.w. bush's status. now details surrounding the new york subway death also. we have a suspect. that person is under arrest and accused of

. >> he apparently had some of them burned as human torches in his gardens. he had others wrapped in animal skins upon them in a public setting. and so this is the first persecution of christians by the roman emperor. the reason christians were persecuted early on was not because it was illegal to be a christian. they were persecuted because they were known to be troublemakers. >> among nero's victims were the two most important leaders of the early christian church. peter had been living and preaching in rome. paul had been living under house arrest. now they were both condemned to death for their faith. >> peter is not a citizen of the roman empire, and so he is able to be crucified. then he's crucified upside down because he did not feel that he was worthy to die in the same manner that jesus did. >> paul, who spread christianity throughout the empire, was beheaded. two years earlier, james, the brother of jesus, had been stoned to death in jerusalem. now peter was gone, and paul, too. the heart and the head of the faith. if jesus hadn't saved these three, what then for christianity? >> once t

. >> reporter: while patches of dry skin can occur anywhere it's common on the lower legs, abdomen. check and keep themmoist. if they become seriously inflammed, it's best to see your doctor. >>> interesting radar pattern. we have clearing up into baltimore. some nasty rain coming down, cold rain with a few flakes. cecil county through the eastern shore and a winter band. let's show you that. you can see the wrap around band. the center of the storm, that low pressure area, sort of a miniature version of that hurricane look right here south of baltimore but there's cold air wrapping on the back side. the winter weather will kick back up across frederick county and some will come back up through the carroll county area. it's going to be a short burst and behind that will be drying conditions but it is interesting to see that one last sort of wintry band on the back edge. winter weather advisories continue across through carroll. it is expired for the city. this is through 7:00. we'll see if that gets extended. also, high wind advisories are up. we'll take that window down and take a look at some of the

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one filipino community to another, trading people my services, asking them to hide me for a few days or a week, trying to save my skin. if i'd only thought of derla instead of myself, she'd be alive. derla's fate was never in your hands. you were already losing your powers by the time you started operating on her, but you have helped others, and you've got to remember that. that counts for something. i saw sofia's phone. your time runs out about 1:30 this morning, which means we still have six hours to work on your redemption. can you tell me what led you to make your deal? i was...a medical doctor in manila, a real surgeon... but i killed somebody on the operating table. stupid mistake. i was close to suicide over it, but i remembered these stories my mother used to tell when i was younger, about these psychic surgeons in the villages, surgeons who could cure anybody with their hands. i really wished i could do that... so i'd never have to touch another scalpel... so i could make up for it. i guess the devil heard my wish. i'm sorry. i haven't slept in two days, haven't eaten since yesterday. i'll get you something

skinned enough to join. >> was it too extreme to do to little kids? >> the more shocking the activity is the better because it's going to stick with them. >> why are youeling bad? >> she showed us that dark skin had to sit in the back and light skin had to sit in the front. i didn't think it was fair. >> it's an eye-opening report. "who is black in america" airs on cnn this sunday, 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. >>> kyung lah is back with another "360 bulletin." >>> new violent protests in egypt aimed at president morsi. they broke through barricades protecting the presidential palace while demonstrators outside cairo threw bottles and rocks at morsi's house. they want him to cancel an upcoming constitutional referendum. today the government announced a willingness to delay the vote. >>> a powerful 7.3 magnitude quake struck off the coast of japan today and triggered a small tsunami. there are no immediate reports of injuries or damage. but it hit the same region still recovering from the march 2011 quake. >>> president obama is asking congress for more than $60 million for superstorm sandy relief efforts. that amount falls short of the total damage e

came out of a need of women with color just people who have color, skin of color looking for koz nettics. and i have been one of thematch products for myself that i havecreated to wear on my face because there was nothing available for us. when i created global chic, my intention was i can create a collection of accessories and fashion but with an edge of fashion democracy. what i mean by fashion democracy is value and size. i've designed a jean for women of all shapes and sizes. when they look at me, oh, she's a model, what would she nose about a size 14, 18, 21, 22, 23, and above. but i do >> reading the article your daughter wrote in "glamour." it was about her size. my zirs grew up obese. it was a heart break for my parents every day. they were worried about her health >> my daughter was obese when she was 4 years old. >> was that terrifying for you as a mom >> absolutely. for me, about creating global chic, people say what would you know oh, i do know. my daughter was one. >> tell me about the nonprofits. >> i always lived a life of service because that's how i was raised where i was, i was a diplomat's daughte

production facility designers are constantly working to improve them in addition to realistic structures they've also been working on a skin like covering that will mimic the feel of cutting through real life. still rather early days for i don't train mannequins they come out with is getting more and more advanced as well as becoming more lifelike. present his production ranges from simple c.p.r. training mannequins to complex robots. skilled computer programming is the real brains of the operation. talented team of creative programmers all the simulated guts on the inside would be more or less useless. every one of their mannequin models is built for a concrete order to be a specific section or the whole body all together depending on what it's designed for engineers can replicate the body's various systems and organs as closely as possible to real life compressors are used to mimic breathing. fluids for cardiovascular. systems and servo motors for joint movement and react to the doctor's actions this allows programmers to recreate just about any problem imaginable. in the world there are four major companies in the busin

them to leave. good earth took over the house, fix it up in the skin of some members. heroin dealers still roam the neighborhood, but good earth begin to run them out, too. one evening a smart pusher came down this flashy car, nearly running over several commune members. the good earth crew loudly that the dealer know what they thought of them. 10 minutes later, stepped out of his car with a gun. what are you going to do now he said keever and several other commune members began walking straight at him. they have no fear. we go freaked out and raced away. the commune member who is there that day. keever and his posse did they have backup. houston who'd grown up in a bible thumping family in the air force was stationed on the roof with a rifle. i was ready to shoot if necessary he recalled. i knew how to use a rifle from a military hillbilly background. not long afterwards, rico moved out never to be seen again. on another occasion, and unlike many other knitters members by their astrological nicknames witnessed a gangster roughing up his girlfriend on the street. we ste

them up for the attempt. goal does not get better than that. he is that good. the skins won 31-28 in overtime. rg3.e is still watching have to trust those guys yourself when you know enough is enough. after being out there for a few plays, i realized i could not do too much. in me and if my name has to be called upon, they believe i can get it done and that means the world. t quarterback. it the unfortunate robert went in curt. e have faith great player. >> he did extremely well there and making throws. the two-point conversion play -- any time you have a team like that, you have a chance. for the first time in more than two months, the georgetown soccer team was held . oreless the hoosiers did not give up the names on their board. national title is pretty good. in from indiana -- deflected and indianaput it away and wins the national title. a great season in georgetown. health that for a touchdown upset overthers were falcons. - get to the update story weeaking news o about -- a double shooting on board a metro bus involving the shooting -- woman and and and then. thisis a live shot of scene. wome