suit which looks a little more spare than i would expect a space suit to look. >> what we're showingall the gravity loading counter measure suit. this is an exercise suit for inside the vehicle. we call that iva, or intravehicular activity. this is specifically to help with astronaut physiological deconditioning, we lose muscle, we lose bone. this is our biosuit, that's the one you would go outside eva. >> things happen to bones of astronauts and you talk about elongations of spines. normally our spines get a little compressed. the idea of elongating my spine feels good to me, but i guess that's not for astronauts? >> we do go through deconditioning during a long duration of space flight. if you're there for 30 or 45, you may lose 40% of muscle strength loss. that's the good news, the bad news is you're going to lose 1% of bone mineral density per month, that's why it's so phenomenal. now the elongation of the spine is because when you sleep every night, just here at home, you actually grow a little bit as well. you're exactly right, you get some pressed during our daily lives and an

esol sweatsuits instead of a dress suits. -- you saw sweatsuit instead of a dress suits. persons began to become so individually conscious. churches are a social conscience. church did not become the place where i want to go because it is not about me. it is about us. with the collapse of the economy and the latter part, people -- and with the tsunami is an the other things, people began reevaluating their goals and started saying, maybe i do need church. but then they are not coming from a church background. it takes a longer time to help them understand what it is they are looking for and help them understand how the church in jesus christ is the answer to that. >>are you seeing the traditional families, or the woman of the household come first and then gradually everybody else comes with it? " we see everything. we see the father is bringing their families. we see fathers bringing their children. we see mothers bring their children. we see individuals come by themselves. we are beginning to see more and more this family sense of need. single mothers, single fathers, hu

of the country's ongoing prison reforming to relieve overcrowded jails and introduce punishments suited to the crime. we don't want another update in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime dives into some spicy indian culture right here in the russian capital let's go out next on our city. hello and welcome to moscow hours on this week's program we'll be taking a look at indian culture here in the us and capital. one of my favorite restaurants located on top of the split that hurts how i deal as i'm quite hungry besides is something a little spicy. and with winter frost approaching heating a large place of wholesome indian food is certainly one way to warm up recently renovated dubbo offers an excellent many fool the indian connoisseur including an extensive vegetarian many and genuinely spicy curries and from mild cheese address the chefs example are always happy to modify any dish personal taste. all just and scientists you know a friend. and we have the beautiful us you can see. ninety six and we keep. trying. to be available in most. popular with russians ex-pats menus are p

the suits with do the work of two or three service members.uld be deployed by 2015. >> what's the 7 day looking like? >> it looks cooler. that is pretty cool. you see a sought like that in the movies. do you realize it ssa snowed by this date 107 of the past 125 years in chicago? what percentage is that? that's 86% of years have had snow already and last year, if we get flurries on sunday, that's not a certainty, but it's a possibility, that will be four weeks later than we got our first flurries a year ago. here you see the showers in our western suburbs so you could wake up tomorrow to a shower or two but the main body of showers is that line out to the west in missouri and arkansas and that comes through about lunchtime or shortly after and will occupy many hours of the afternoon. the afternoon is definitely rainier. there's the band that goes through the twin cities and duluth, folks could be shoveling 6 to 10 inches of snow in some areas. there's the reason, temperature demarch case, 75 at st. louis today, 56 in omaha with northeast winds

jennifer could only suit up. one of the greatest women player, first year as head coach and she got beat 69-45. jennifer, go ahead -- >> that was her first loss though. she was undefeated before that. >> he had -- pushing it. you know what is funny? people are calling in -- lost night jackie said nascar drivers weren't athletes. >> oh, did someone call in? >> yeah. they were furious. all right. anyway, official, the duo takes over the warriors from chris cohan. bad news, i don't remember if you remember this story, david lee suffered a elbow laceration. he had teeth lodged in his elbow. he will be out at least two weeks. esa valuable member but the warriors have to do without lee. bad news for the soccer fans. we will tell you that they win the championship, gold pride of women's professional socker and now they are going out of business. they can't afford tomeric it. operating losses reached up to $2 million. real sad. professional soccer -- i say this, football, basketball, baseball, big time sports go for it,

more than 100 people have filed suits and more suits are expected to be filed today. suits point the finger of blame squarely at pg&e, alleging the company did not properly maintain the gas line that blew up two months ago and that the lack of automatic shutoff valves showed negligence on the part of pg&e, allowing the fire to burn for about an hour and a half. eight people were killed. many of their families are among the plaintiffs as are the owners of the 35 homes destroyed. now, some of the plaintiffs, though, might surprise you. one of the lawsuits is actually from a pg&e stockholder who lives in new jersey, saying that pg&e's management team wasn't doing its job and should return parts of their salaries. pg&e wants all of these lawsuits to be heard by one judge instead of separately. and the company formally requested that from the state judicial council. a response is expected within 60 days. and that could be interesting because if the judicial council does decide that this could all be heard by one judge, this case could be heard elsewhere outside of san mate

i'm here on the couch in my sweat suit with a very sweaty face eating potato chips.w i ate when i was pregnant. you have anything you want to tell us, do you? >> no, no, i don't. and this was shut a long time ago. >> so there was nothing then, nothing now. >> nothing now, no. it will be one day dea, definit one day. >> you're 29. >> exactly. i'm 29. >> i'm wondering, i know how close you are to your mother. i'm wondering if you've given any thought to the kind of mother you'd like to be one day. >> definitely. my mother -- it's one of the reasons why i haven't had a child yet, because i feel like, you know, there's certain things that i wanted to do before i had a child so i can really, really focus on being a mother. and i'm getting closer to that point. i mean, i still am in such a great place in my career that i feel like i want to wait until i'm really, really ready. >> why do you think people are so fixated on this? in preparing to sit down and talk to you, it's just about every 30 days there's another rumor. >> it is. it's difficult because one day i will decid

hi, bobbie. >> i hate shopping for bathing suits. >> i too. but i'm so excited about these suits.times you feel li a bikini and some days you want a one piece. this band on the bottom, catherine will show how you can unfold it -- >> to make it into a one piece. >> a coolea. >> you have two looks in one. >> i love it. i love it, catherine. we love you, leo, a lot. >> yes. >> thank you. >> the next one is reversible. >> reversible. this is a sporty look. this is o model mamik she has something on by kyr. the other side is this pink cor. so it reverses so you can have two suits in o and you want to pack light, this is a great option. >> what a great idea. >> i love this, really chic, on end. >> okay. and fraser. >> thank you, fraser. come on, was that necessary? >> tha you, guys. our next one is if you want full support. i love those bathing suits that slim you down and lift you up where you need to be lifted. >> absolutely. and dolores is back with johnny, the crowd favorite. and this is great because this is all about being disguised in the design this is shape fx. dolores is fanta

his manhattan suite last month hours after she accused him of abuse. sheen accuses anderon of extortion saying she sought $1 million to remain quiet. >>> courtney love recent quit twitter in a hough after a nearly nude shot of her was posted on her account. she returned over the weekend posting semi naked portraits. and meanwhile she's being sued by jeweler. >>> filly, leonardo dicaprio was one of several people who spt the night going around an airport tuesday night. he was heading to a russian conference on tiger extinction signed autographs for crew members. a good guy and good looking. i like it. >> yeah. that's the complete package. i think he is taken. i'm not sure, lynn. i'll find out. >> okay. good. i'm sure my husband really wants to find out. >>> and this comes to us from our nation's capital where vice president biden and mrs. biden played host to men and women we're all thankful for. 40 wounded soldiers brokebread. this is the second year the bidens have hosted the dinner. the vice president thanked the service members for the sacrifice and

so i don't think we have to get out from under a first amendment suit.e right under first amendment suit. i think there's different tests to be applied here. i think it will get sorted out. >> finally the court saying your suit is frivolous and making her pay the school system for kicking her out. i mean, isn't that just rubbing it in? >> that's punitive. that's saying by accessing justice, we're going to punish you for using your voice to speak up to say i was wronged here. >> and what's the point mind that? why did they do that? >> it sounds like they're trying to deter her from getting other crime victims to speak up for them. it sounds like a bad day in the court of texas. >> thank you for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> next, my takeaway on muslims in oklahoma. are they a danger? what did oklahoma do to fight back against islamic law? and did it work? - i was drafted. - i enlisted. - i was nervous. - and there i was in asia. - europe. - the gulf. - and i saw things. - incredible things. - and people you never forget. - i did my

the robotic suit gives itsers 17 times no more strength.ith a look at the suit. good mornnng, nicole. >> reporter: it's amazing. the iron suit doesn't fly and it ddesn't shoot pulsar rays. it's an exoww skeleton type of suit made out of metal and hydraulics. it makes everything wider, for every one pound the person inside exerts, the suit experts 17 pounds. it react to the force of a person's feet and its response ú%me issalmost immediate. this is a prototype. it's not ready to be used in the field particularly because of an obstacle and that is how to power the suit. chemical batteries are not an option and frankly they cannot power the suit long enough. a single cylinder gas or gas engine may be the answerment as the company continues to work on that issue, they continue to come up with uses for the suit in the field. here you can see ray theon artist of the uit helping to load munition and fuel on to an aircraft. they think that the suit could help prepare large vehicles like aircraft and tanks for their mission. this suit costs $150,000

nobody told us you wearing a dark suit, white shirt, tie.you look like a young republican, even if you are not. and i do not know where they told the public defender's office, if you are a man, you should have a ponytail and endearing. [laughter] -- earring. am i talking about style, how you present yourself? yes, it matters. >> there is a story line on "raising the bar" where one of the characters is made to cut his ponytail by the need woman judge to whom he appears in front of all the time. ultimately, he does get the hair cut and looks like a young republican, and begins winning more cases. >> i would normally agree with everything that jonathan says, but my cousin vinny won with a purple suit. [laughter] >> john and i have known each other for 15, 20 minutes. [laughter] i am not a media person. these folks know better. one thing i can tell you the public defender should do, lawyers in private practice, public defenders, should not view each other as the enemy. the criminal defense bar, public or private, needs to be unified. when you ar

here's where the suits are made. all the workers are japanese.ers from luxury brand companies have doubled the factory's business in the last few years. at one point they hired a lot of lower paid chinese trainees. still price competition resulted in lower profits. this company came up with a strategy to avoid price-cutting wars. it makes something its competitors don't. high-quality products. when determining whether a suit is comfortable, it's important to examine the arms. normally, they are ironed once. but here they're ironed repeatedly as they're being stretched. this makes a natural curve that better fits a woman's shape. >> translator: when you take that extra step, the difference is huge. >> reporter: another strategy is hiring local high school graduates. the company can improve their skills, resulting in the manufacture of high-quality products. >> translator: skill isn't something that people master overnight. it takes much longer than that. true skill is something you acquire gradually over the years. in my opinion if the garment fac

agent feeling your birthday suit those days are gone? >>guest: from my understanding the scanners are not deployed at every airport. they would like to get there. and from my understanding the enhanced pat downs are probably being implemented. more and more. but we are getting to a point in the country where we need to step back and have a discussion on privacy versus security. you have the house of representatives pass legislation that said these body scanners should not be used at a primary security device but only after you set off the bells and whistles and they go through a secondary security. that is a more reasonable position. i hope the senate would act and take it up. >>neil: you may have created a fire storm, young man. we will see what happens. do our air travelers, do you have a right to opt out? we will ask fox news judicial analyst, jug napolitano? >>judge napolitano: what the government is doing is a violation of the constitution and a violation of human dignity. think of the millions of americans who have pacemakers, arti

this suit is still tethered to its power source. don't last long enough or can't be strapped to a soldier's body. >> they get breached, they aren't gentle in the way they explode. >> so for safety, liability reasons, they can't power up the suit with me in it, but i've got to at least feel what it's like inside. the first thing you notice is how heavy this is. it's tough to take a step forward. but i still feel like i've got my dexterity, the range of motion. that's important to supply units where being tethered to a supply source wouldn't matter. >> the logistics personnel typically move 16,000 pounds a day, which is an awful lot of load. >> and can keep lifting for hours. >> things that would just destroy your back, this thing picks it up no problem. >> today's troops are carrying up to 150 pounds in afghanistan. but the suit can make armor and equipment feel 17 times lighter. >> that means that you exert one pound and it exerts 17. that's a major amplification of strength. and that's all load the person doesn't have to carry them

the suit also gives caretakers super human powers to help lift the elderly. 140 of the suits are beingsed in japan right now renting for just about 2,000 dollars a month. sweend and denmark will use them by the end of the year as well. >> that's something. >> amazing. >> yes. >> be interesting to see how that evolves. >>> marines and soldiers learn real lifelessons every day, whether it's on the battlefield or noncombat situations. >> but it's the life listons some u.s. troops are -- lessons some u.s. troops are giving back to students to give them a new career and focus. >>> it's 5:25. new this monk, we are spot -- morning, we are spotlighting a program that turns troops into teach inerts joint education department is build as a way for members of the military to find a new career where their experience is need most. >> >> so is in the northern hemisphere or southern. >> reporter: meet ken after 20 years traveling the world with the air force, he has a real world lesson or two for his social studies classroom. >> and. >> reporter: and across the hall, his wife denise, she has a simila

it did settle a civil suit for grants daughter. there is more civil suits pending. reporting live claudine wong. >> thank you. we do want to remind everybody we have continuing coverage on our channel 2 website ktvu.com. click on the tab near the top of the home page. >>> 5:37. repairs to a ten inch crack has been very expensive. the price tag is a million there ares. it could be higher if more work is needed. this crack was discovered during a routine inspection on october 13th. after four days of work it was fixed when crews put in new steal plates. cal tran doesn't know what caused the damage. the revenues from bridge tolls will pay for those repairs. >>> let's go back over to sal. how is the commute? >> we do have that one problem. it would be the problem on the peninsula on 101. this would be southbound 101 on whipple. the crash is blocking the two lanes now. the traffic will be very busy this morning as ewe drive down past that area. however if you're driving on highway 280 you can avoid the whole thing and not really worry about it. let's go outside and take

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i have my black suit and my backup black suit. >> he will receive the read perata from neilon -- he told me in the face of declining church attendance, evangelization is now a top priority. >> the whole priority -- idea that jesus had established a church so that his work can go on today seems to be lost on many people. >> pope benedict has called people to a special summit this friday to tackle thorny issues, including the clergy sex abuse scandal. allowing the anglicans to join the catholic church and the growth of secularism, an anti religious sentiment. >> we should never diminished religious freedom. >> and the gold he now wears, cardinal john wright, will be replaced this weekend. >> he will be fitted for his new outfit and where it for the first time at the ceremony. >> some rain tonight and rain early in the morning. early're up early, ayman now -- i'm on early now at 6:30 a.m. let's get to what is happening outside right now. cloudy skies and 52 degrees in leesburg. this is to the weather out there. and damp of whether as well. here is our story. on this monday, 59 degrees. the

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. >> reporter: the answer may lie in this 2006 class action law suit.storage setup a bunch of front companies under names but it was actually public storage that was collective bargaining the premiums, denying the claims, and profiting at both ends. now willis started working at public storage after the lawsuit was filed so it isn't named in the suit but she expects public storage is responding to how willis responds because of how hard they push the storage. we experienced the same thing when weep went. >> 2,000, 3,000, 4,000, 5,000. >> reporter: so we showed our video to gary whitfield, they oversee insurance companies in the state. >> when you solicit the purchase of insurance you're doing things that only licensed agents can do. >> reporter: and public storage isn't licensed to sell insurance or even discuss it. >> the other thing is to look at your deductible. >> if they are going to provide the type of information that they provided, the storage facility should have been licensed, and those employees should have been trained under the requirements

his manhattan suite last month hours after she accused him of abuse.sed interview. sheen's suit accuses anderson of extortion saying she sought $1 million to remain quiet. >>> courtney love recently quit twitter in a huff after a nearly nude shot of her was posted on her account. after the weekend she returned posting a series of semi naked self-portraits without any explanation. she is being sued by a jeweler for failure to return borrowed bling. >>> finally, leonardo dicaprio was one of 200 people who spent the night circles the airport after their moscow bound flight blew out an engine. after a smooth landing, dicaprio who was headed to a russian conference on tiger extinction signed autographs for crewmembers. >> he could have taken over. remember "catch me if you can." >> absolutely. probably as an actor. doesn't know how to do that. he's a go ahead guy and good looking. >> slightly. >> i'm lynn berry. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> south korean fighter jets have been scrambled this morning after artillery is lobbed from n

casper will get $500,000 for his legal work with one condition, that he never suit department again. >> i think the counsel is most happy about the fact that he has agreed to go away as part of this settlement. >> reporter: were you surprised when they put that in there? >> surprised and, you know, frankly a bit flattered. >> reporter: why give it up? >> well, believe it or not, we do lots of other things besides sue the concord police department. and i felt that we had certainly achieved what we needed to achieve. >> reporter: you think he is picking out concord, singling these -- making money off you? >> based on the number of cases one has to wonder whether it's really our department or the attorney. >> reporter: well, whether it's the department or the attorney, both sides seem to be happy. the attorney feels like he has gotten his point across, and that there's been some changes at the concord police department. concord says okay, they have made those changes, they got a new chief coming in, and please! no more lawsuits. put it in writing and guarantee it. >> how many others are

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and now the first interview since filing the suit. joe, why file this lawsuit now? >>guest: well we are interested in the rule of law being followed. we have a situation now where the rules are being made up as we go along. in this state, we had a state statue applied with a write in campaign, for several others including for taylor in 1998 and it was a different standard. we want the law applied fairly and we do not have subjective standard being applied in 15 different ways. we think it is important that state law be followed. >> critics will say this is sour grapes. give us details on what you found that pushed you to file suit. >> it is not sour grapes. two months ago the senator announced a write in campaign. at the beginning of the campaign she spent hundreds of thousands advertising that people that wanted to write her name in needed to do it right and an ad was a spelling beacon test and she passed out thousands of wristbands and she knew the standard, and a day ago, the division of election issued out a new standard, one that does not follow state law and w

this suit is still tethered to its power source.ther don't last long enough or can't be scrapped to a soldier's body. >> if they get breached, they aren't gentle in the way explode. >> reporter: so for liability reason, they can't power up the suit with me in it, but i've at least got to feel what it's like inside. without the hydraulics, the first thing you notice is how heavy this is. it's tough to take a step forward. but i still feel like i've got my dexterity, the range of motion. that's important to supply units where being tethered to a power source wouldn't matter. >> the logistics personnel in the military typically move 16,000 pounds a day, which is an awful lot of load. >> reporter: and the suit can keep lifting for hours. >> things that would just destroy your back, this thin picks it up no problem. >> reporter: today's troops are carrying up to 150 pounds in afghanistan. but the suit can make armor and equipment feel 17 times later. >> that means that you exert one pound and it exerts 17. that's a major amplification of

november is shaping up to follow suit. >> image you want to go skiing.of us do not want to see anything at all like last february's blizzard. baltimore has been marking on improving snow plans just in case. >> 1 target of that is keeping collett -- call it [unintelligible] it they meet every two weeks. they plan for snowstorms. what happened last winter is still a vivid memory. >> it is the most challenging we have ever had. it also served as a blueprint for doing a better next time. one change already in place, a plan to have private contractors with better equipment ready to go right away so the secondary streets to not have to wait so long for attention. >> so we can attack primary and secondary site. >> another change to a dressing of which are wrong was imparted the plan? all the folks were not only trying to manage the emergency and execute the snow removal plan, the also had to deal with this. >> [bleep] i am not happy. >> back belongs to a city councilman. he left that on february 8 for a city transportation officials. he complained city crews an

without training, without experience and without connections, he could only get work as a suit.that's short for supernumerary, the 19th century term for an extra. the walk-on guy with no line. you might think john could have traded on his famous family name, but edwin, who by now was the head of the family in virtue of his stardom and his income wouldn't let john call himself a booth. not until his younger brother had proved some ability on stage, edwin said, could use that last name. so until john proved himself, he had to be j.d. wilkes on playbills. so j.d. wilkes toiled as a suit in richmond, virginia four years. it was low paid work and humiliating. john earned typically $300 a nine-month season. edwin, by contrast, could earn that much in a night. it was finally in 1860 that edwin allowed john to start touring as a star on his own, using the name boost. this was after three years of the next drive. but john was not free to go where he wanted. edwin decided the amount of the country right along the mason-dixon line in 1863, not for political reasons but for business reasons

it opens to see the suits deployed in the field by 2015. i say bring it on. >> that's right out of science fiction. >> we have the forecast next. >>> tell us about the temperatures. >> i tell you, we had a great autumn as we know. we had a 70 at midway. a 70 the day before. that's the latest set of season 70s. and yes, it is going to. but you know i know that you are interested tomorrow. you have the northwestern game and lots of activities outdoors. it looks like we're getting a mild day here and. they will turn southerly. and sunday. and 144 is normal. and showers and areas like cannon and lowell and the area and o'hare at 55. and 68 there and 58. and up the field and mchenry. there are the temperatures and north field a system that will lift out of nuclear. and wisconsin parts of minnesota and a cooler day. here you see the clouds lifting north they are the ones that rained on us. and a mix of sun and clouds and rain and storms and west of us. boy, we could use that. and measures great lakes levels down 5 inches. that's michigan and huro

we are not looking to cram six students in a two-room suite. perhaps you can walk us through some of the changes the mayor's office wanted. >> i am the deputy city attorney. i am having the clerks pass out the proposed amendments from the planning commission. that is the larger page, and the mayor's office of housing is the flip of a vote. sean dre egan unmentioned there would be a modification to the section, which would clarify the mayor's office would be the regulator staying agency and that they would have the ability to request the educational institution to give them certain information so they could verify that 30% of the students are receiving need- based assistance and that they are being housed in a way consistent with the definitions and the ordinance, and as she mentioned, they would pay authorized to collect and monitoring fees. the you want me to walk through the other items as well? >> if you are comfortable, i am in support. supervisor maxwell: does this go back to the planning department or anyone else in the first year and at

i eventually took off the bunny suit, much to my relief.week we'll dig deeper into the science of these discoveries. up next -- oh, thank you. appreciate it. very nice. very funny. ha-ha. i've been having bunny jokes around the office for weeks now so these carrots, appreciate it. are the bunny jokes going to stop now? is this the last night? no? no? didn't think so. >>> coming up, the rediculist. who's on it? the guy who claims he's going to be the next president because he's the man. and tonight he makes our ridiculist list. we'll tell you who it is coming up. back in the 80's, it was really tough for me and my family. i was living on welfare and supporting a family of four. after i got the job at walmart, things started changing immediately. then i wrote a letter to the food stamp office. "thank you very much, i don't need your help any more." you know now, i can actually say i bought my home. i knew that the more i dedicated... the harder i worked, the more it was going to benefit my family. this my son, mario and he now works at walmar