into anyway so it's no problem for me it's all ok i tell me what you love about the streets with sky oh. eighties the great streets in moscow and using the word and its people compare it to the surface of a new oxford street in langdon and you've got all with attractions within the staff because clearly in ritz carlton and of god's word theatre is everything so it's amazing place to me it's great to live here but it has come at a price and a taste i would say that compared to other cities now that expensive and if you've got a budget you can stretch and i would recommend it's a lifetime experience so you have these amazing views definitely on the scariest person that i know i know and i'm looking forward to today to the next week so i will have the absolute best seat in the world absolutely because it is everything that you know how to invite me to see the play from here that's a. i think. i'm finally we arrived here at the barracks prescott for the better us by letter on train station oh i press the love the buildings as the balance here i think is the perfect example of old moscow bas

apartment away so it's no problem for me it's all ok but tell me what you love about the streets with sky oh. it is a great streets in moscow and using the word and its people compared to the surface of a new oxford street in langdon and you've got all with attractions within the walls that you both clingman with cotton and the box where theatre is everything so it's amazing place to me it's great to live here but it does come at a price isn't it a taste i would say that compared to other cities know that expensive and if you've got a budget you can stretch and i would recommend to me it's a lifetime experience so you have these amazing views definitely on the scariest terrace in the world i know i know and i'm looking forward to today to the current next week so i will have the absolute best seat in the world absolutely yes it is everything that you have to invite me to come and see the play from here. thank you . i'm finally we arrive here at the barracks best guy in the better us by metro train station though i pass the love the buildings and surrounding us here i think is the perfect exa

spoke much but he had his doo-doo-doo-wop buzzing around ♪ doo-doo-wop that hive in the sky yellow jacket hawky, ohah we bid you good-bye ♪ woo-woo-hoo buzz. ♪ captioned by media access group at wgbh at wgbh access.wgbh.org p> >> may 17, 2011, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [applause] >> jon: welcome one and all to "the daily anthenaeum" show. my name is jon stewart. we have a good one tonight, folks. my guest tonight, annie jacobsen. she's author of the bookary" 51." so you know what you're getting a little bit of tonight, ladies and gentlemen? truth. [laughter] now, obviously over the past couple of weeks, there have been a lot of very important issues that we've had to discuss here on the program, issues that may have been waylaid by perhaps more pressing issues that we've had to discuss, like the death of bin laden, the hard-core porn in bin laden's house. [laughter] hard-core poets, rhyming in the people's house, and finally the distractions are over. we here at "t

the winds started and my husband got up and went to the basement door and looked out at the sky and he said, oht sky looks terrible. and so he come back in and we put the -- a big old brick in front of the basement door to hold it shut and the next minute, the wind really started up and it just blew the door open and jim and i, we were sitting in lawn chairs and all of a sudden i says to jim, i said that wind is getting really strong. so then i went and hid behind the furnace, between the furnace in the basement and the hot water tank and i had my two dogs with me on chains and we crouched down there. and then all of a sudden it was really thundering and thundering really rolling thunder, and then just all of a sudden, the winds started roaring and it just got really, really bad and it started -- it sounded like a freight train was coming through and it was coming through both sides of the house. and then all of a sudden i just got all this -- i put my head down and i got all this dirt and everything else in front of my face and everything and i couldn't see anything. and then a beam fell on th

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oh, well. >>> well, a san jose teacher is being tapped for a sky high adventure. >> she has been chosen for an elite mission on nasa's flying observatory. she teaches science at the branham high school. she is one of six he had indicated caters selected to work with scientists on a modified boeing 747 aircraft fitted with an infrared telescope. the flight will be held through june. >> good for her. >>> it's not just a gold rush but the price of silver also way up. it's more than double than last year. >> and it's got some folks wondering so on the consumerwatch, julie watts with what you need to know before you cash in your stash. >>> reporter: whether it's candlesticks or a silver chain, a lot of people are suddenly wondering if that silver sitting around the house is worth something. >> a lot more people are coming in. >> reporter: a dealer says just because something looks silver doesn't mean it is. >> something like this is never silver. >> reporter: a good place to start is to look for a hallmark or stamp on the item. >> almost every, single piece of julie that's made of silver will say t

sky. the line will come down. some last few carriers will be singing. oh. well appears as if there might be a glimmer of hope when it comes to the obama administration it's exhausting how often we call out obama's team for not only carrying over unfavorable bush powers or powers on the bush era but also expanding that i'm talking about indefinite detention for the on time of detainees military tribunals versus civilian courts american citizens on assassination lists i believe me that list goes on and on but could it be that the president has had a change of heart let me explain the defense authorization bill for two thousand and twelve which we've discussed at length on this program has gone through several drafts and they finally come up with some clear provisions some of those include resist redefining the authorization of the use of military force to be a for ever war banning the use of funds for civil trials for good detainee confines an indefinite detention system with less rights for those detainees and making the attorney general require permission f

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. >> they're beautiful for the seconds they're in the sky, but they will stain everything. after the fact, not so fun. >> ohod, my hands. >> i never thought that they would make a stain on the clothes. >> reporter: in just minutes lafountain's kids and friends are covered from head to toe in sticky color. this bubble solution is gooey, a thicker texture than traditional bubbles. >> i like bubbles, but not when they're messy and goopy. >> and lafountain's sticky bubble mess is being echoed across the country. on yahoo! , more than 1800 comments on crayola bubbles with parents saying things like what a disaster, stains even grass, what a total mess and it's not just hands and faces. clothes get cover happened. >> we're wearing old clothes so nothing was ruined. we washed the clothes and the stains came out of the clothe, not the sneakers, the sneakers are still blue. >> it stained the concrete patio and the deck, too, does a quick spray clean the kids up? not really. better with a bit of soap added. >> bubbles should be fun and the kids should be able to take them, enjoy them and have not to worry about the a

sky's the limit. >> say, daddy's coming. >> daddy's coming. >> oh. >> and we are so proud to have john with us. [ laughterr daughter -- to see your daughter alive and there, with you, i've never known what it was like to actually be with her removed. >> what does she think about all this? >> she thinks daddy goes to work actually inside the box. so, when you ask her what daddy does, she will point to the tv and point around to the back of the tv. i think she's -- i think she's -- she's 2 1/2. you know? she wants to dress up like a princess. >> get out of the box, dad. >> she will do the sports with me. but she does it with her bag. she's a girl. >> here you go. >> thank you, mom. thank you, mom. boy. or >>> neighborhood was locked down in pittsburg as police searched for a man that exchanged gunfire during a traffic stop. the suspect limped out of a house around 10:00 last night. he had been hiding in the attic, they say jones fired seven rounds at the officer. he is on parole for an armed robbery conviction. >>> it's busy. we have a than accident now westbound 80 at central. this is in the el sear eat oh

oh. >> straight to the point. tonight we have clear skies as we take a look out. in is our live camera aboard chopper 5 high in the sky. crescent moon on its way to becoming a full moon may 17th. this picture is very important because it does indicate we still have clear skies with the marine layer still offshore but the winds have rotated around and currently we have dropped down to 62 degrees in san francisco after a high today of 74 degrees. we dropped about 24 degrees in redwood city after a high of 93 degrees. but still mild inland at 73 and concord. falling to 54 tonight. we will see the return of the stratus in the form of a marine layer by tomorrow morning's commute. however inland it will penetrate still the big question mark. i would count on a few clouds at least a good 40 miles inland and you're going to feel the difference. a couple of different areas of low pressure well established to the north of the bay area. high pressure still the key component but as the systems get closer to the coast side going to knock back that ridge and will allow the winds out of the west 10 to 20 to usher in the cooler air m

oh, my goodness. >> $9. >> i'll be watching. thank you very much. >>> time now for a final check on the forecast. here is tom. >> the skys showing blue and some sunshine is now beginning to fill back in with clouds. a live picture from the sky watcher camera. the radar showing some lingering showers, the northern neck of virginia and on the eastern shore but those showers are continuing to advance off to the east and temperatures where there's been more sun now breaking out into the mid and upper 50s just to our west and north but where the rain is still falling it's only around 50 and that will be ending east of us and we'll have a blustery wind. quite a bit of cloudiness with highs reaching near 60. chilly as we clear out down near 40 by dawn tomorrow. mostly sunny thursday. highs in the mid and upper 60s. up near 70 friday and partly cloudy. might have an afternoon shower or thundershower. saturday should be bright and sunny. and then on mother's day, sunday, partly to mostly cloudy. maybe a passing shower. highs mid-70s and partly sunny starting off next week and we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> all right, tom, th

only be x number of airplanes in the sky so that there isn't a question about that this tug of war that you find yourself in or that we find ourselves in where, oh, it's going to be cut, cut, cut. when you cut too much the blood starts running. thank you very much and thank you all very much for your testimony. >> thank you, senator. mr. babt, i would like to go back to the questions that i was asking about operational errors and just trying to understand whether you have any purview on this as it relates to this year. are we seeing the same trajectory? is this your better than last? >> no. let's start with i'm as concerned with an increase of operational errors as inn. that's not a good thing. but the other side of it i am pleased. we tried to change the culingttur. we want people to report everything. we now have some of the culture change as we've asked our supervisors to be more proactive. and while self-reports in and of themselves are excluded from the reporting, often operational errors are dually reported. i'm your supervisor. you make an error. i see it. i file it as an operational error. so there's no prohibition on both of us noting t

sky west flight was coming in for landing. the controller who ordered the takeoff says oh [ expletive ]. they asked what the expletive was at. the controller said, sorry. >>> congresswoman, gabrielle giffords, is recovering after surgeons placed a plastic implant on her skull. her husband, mark kelly, who is currently commanding the shuttle "endeavour" provided an update on his wife's condition. >> she is doing really well. everything went as planned. her neurosurgeons are very happy she is recuperating and getting back to therapy today. so it went really, really well. >> kell iy and his crew wearing peace-love gabby bracelet urging people to take a stand against violence. >>> they are finding deep in space starless rogue planets. in the knew issue of "nature" they found ten giant planets as big as jupiter awarrant apparently wondering alone without an orbit. they say there could be billions more. it is 7:15 right now. back over to chris and erica. >> you say billions? >> billions, yes, i did. good morning, guys. >>> marysol castro is here with our first check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. >> do

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oh, my gosh. >> it's huge. >> reporter: wrapped in rain, it was difficult to see but filled the entire sky. leaving behind what looks like a war zone. >> the trees are debarked. >> reporter: watch as the tornado touches down. >> it's massive. >> reporter: up to 200-mile-an-hour winds whipping a four-mile path. listen to this chilling video from inside a convenience store as the tornado hits. you can hear the windows being sucked out and the horror inside. >> oh! >> oh! [ screaming ] >> jesus, jesus, jesus. >> reporter: this morning, the aftermath. homes completely demolished. >> our entire 180 on-foot house collapsed all of the way around us. >> reporter: and the death toll is still rising. >> you could hear residents trapped crying out for help. dead bodies were being laid on the street, loved ones going up to the bodies, crying, screaming, giving them cpr. >> reporter: the storm destroyed more than 2,000 buildings in this city. cars ripped apart, thrown on top of each other. at the heart of the destruction, the local hospital, st. john's regional medical center. where the roof was torn of

oh -- expletive." the angry express jet pilot said, "what -- expletive -- was that?" it was only avoided because a supervisor saw what was happening and ord terd skyo avert landing. >>> students may see tuition increase in california next year if the governor's budget plan doesn't pan out. u.c. regents meeting at san francisco say in-state, undergraduate tuition may climb by 32% for the winter 2012 term. that is in the university system has to cut a billion dollars out of the budget. california residents would pay nearly $14,700 in annual tuition and that does not include room and board and campus fees. >> increased tuition is not the dilemma facing thousands of bay area college graduates next month. they are going to hit the workforce or try to, anyway. the outlook for new jobs is grim. abc7's alan wang has the disappointing statistics they are facing but also a few encouraging signs. >> when devon graduates with degree from healthcare sciences from cal state east bay, he will face tough statistics. rutgers poll shows salaries are down and just over half of college grads are being hired. they are also having a harder time paying off student loans

only be "x" number of airplanes in the sky so that there isn't a question about -- this tug of war that you find ourselves in and that we find ourselves in where, oh, it's going to be cut, cut, cut. when you cut too much, the blood starts running and that's what we have be careful for. thank you very much. and thank you all very much for your testimony. >> thank you, senator lautenberg. mr. babbitt, i would like to go back to the questioning that i was asking mr. scovel about operational errors. and just trying to understand whether you have any purview on this as it relates to this year. are we seeing the same trajectory? do we have any information? is this year better than last? >> no. let's start with -- i'm as concerned with an increase of operational errors as anyone. that's not a good thing. but the other side of it, i am pleased. we tried to change the culture. we want people to report everything. we now have -- some of the culture changes we've asked our supervisors to be more proactive. and while some of them are excluded from the reporting, often operational errors are duly reported. i'm your supervisor, you make an error. i see it you.