meanwhile, his accomplice tethers the other end to his pickup.er lets 'er rip. as the 2-ton vehicle peels out, the safe tears through the counter, carving a crooked trough of destruction in its wake. >> this was the first time i'd ever seen such devastation. it looked like a bomb went off inside my business. the floor was damaged, the tiles. the sales counter was ripped to pieces. the cash register was literally torn out of the building and was about 100 feet outside the front door. >> narrator: the would-be criminal geniuses have the safe they were after, and the angry businessman is stuck with $30,000 in damages. >> i was kind of hoping when the safe flew out the front door, it hit them, too. >> narrator: cops suspect this duo in a string of similar robberies where their trademark is maximum devastation. and when they're caught, they'll be doing maximum time. sao paulo, brazil. this wannabe bonnie and clyde have robbed dozens of chinese supermarkets, and they've got their routine down pat. as soon as they enter the store, the man takes out a gu

muslims from arou the country came tether to pray, hear religious lectur and read from the koran. the event's chairman sd parcipants wanted to express thanks th allah put them in americ a place where they can frly exercise their religion. anto show that the emphasis was on prayer, no signor political speeches we allowed. some conservative chrtians were alarmed the muslim gathering. and held a nationalonference call to offer their o prayers for ameria. now, a profile of wter, liberal activist and harvar univeity theologian harvey cox, on the casion of his remarkable retirement cerony after 44 years of holahip d teaching. the celebration had everying: good weather, o friends, short speecs, laughter and music, all starring the honoree that's cox, the hols research professor of diviniton the tenor saxwith his big swing ba, the soft touch. the chair cox has hd was endowed in coloni times, when some professors goto graze cows in harvard yard. >> pasturincows in those days wasquivalent to parking privileges tod. >> abernethy: for th occasion, coxorrowed a cow whose name turned out to be

if the wireless business was tethered tie land line business that was still getting weaker, then it could nullify a lot of the strength that this chart's saying the iphone's showing. but at&t's land line business gloriously stopped going down in the second quarter. it was flat for the first time in nearly two years. if it starts going up and the economy improves, i say voila, big numbers, boom. $30 a share. okay? then there's uverse. at&t's video initiative. which stevenson described as the holy grail. in the second quarter uverse tv had 248,000 net subscriber additions, reaching 1.6 million total subscribers. now, during the goldman sachs communicopia conference stevenson talked about the huge opportunity in bringing content to three screens -- your tv, your pc and your phone. this is something at&t and verizon can only really offer leaving satellite and cable competitors in the dust. all welcome on the show. because those guys are very prickly when they hear that stuff. everybody's welcome on the show. everybody. and their brothers. the numbers here are already strong. according to stev

pure tetherness. melt with you" playing] re friendship. pure delicious chocolate. pure hshs.n: welcome back to the "feud," the battle of the viettis and the pattersons, and right now the pattersons are winning. they've got 81 points. viettis have yet to score, another faceoff, though. i need jim and tim. join me, please. ok. our point values are now doubled. we surveyed 100 people. top 6 answers are there on the board. tell me something police look for as evidence at the scene of a crime. you're there first, jim. >> evidence. oh. john: show me evidence. [buzzer] tim? >> weapon. john: weapon. show me a weapon. there you go. you control. pass or play? >> we're playing. john: all right. ha ha! that's all right. all righty. well, we've covered the evidence portion of this. zakiya, to you. tell me something that police look for as evidence at the scene of a crime. >> fingerprints! whoo! john: fingerprints. show me fingerprints. charisse, same question to you. >> dna? john: dna. show me dna... or blood, as well. joseph, to you. >> bullet shells. john: bullet shells. bullet casings.

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although tethered to the shore with lifelines, the workers have no guarantees.deeper water and go under. or, in his mental state, he might attack the people trying to save his life. when rescuers plunge into the frigid water the man pushes backwards. aware of the knife, the men approach with tremendous caution. in a flash, one worker grabs the weapon and tosses it aside. with the long blade no longer a threat the rescuers pull the freezing man ashore. the officers hoist him to the top of the embankment. for his own safety, he's handcuffed placed on a waiting gurney and taken to where he could get some help. some people think inhalants like paint thinner are a harmless high. but this man's experience proves such thinking could be deadly. while officers were able to keep this delusional drug user from freezing to death... they can't undo the permanent damage... ...caused by relentless drug abuse. a police officer tries to pull over three teenagers in a stolen rental car. when the driver gets caught in this cul-de-sac, the officer races up to head him off, but the

say that rather than making wild claims about a government takeover of health care we should work tether to address any legitimate concerns you may have. [ applause ] for example, for example, some have suggested the public option go into effect only in those markets where insurance companies are not providing affordable policies. others have proposed a co-op or another nonprofit entity to administer the plan. these are all constructive ideas worth exploring. but i will not back down on the basic principle that if americans can't find affordable coverage we will provide you with a choice. [ applause ] and -- and i will make sure no government bureaucrat or insurance scin shu -- insurance company bureaucrat gets between you and the care that you need. finally, let me discuss an issue that is a great concern to me,  toembers of this chamber, and to the public. that's how we pay for this plan. and here is what you need to know. first, i will not sign a plan that adds one dime to our deficits either now or in the future. [ applause ] i will not sign it if it adds one dime to the deficit now

important for folks to understand this is about taking on the insurance lobby with choice rather than tethering somebody to something they don't want, something they don't like with choice. you liberate the consumer. you put them in the driver's seat rather than an insurance ceo. >> the afl-cio today sent a letter to finance committee members against your amendment. they're saying that it would encourage younger, healthier workers to -- to leave, leaving behind in the employer-based health plans older, sicker workers, and that would make those plans too expensive to maintain. what's your reaction to their criticism? >> they are just flat-out wrong, and in fact the congressional budget office put out an analysis today indicating that the afl-cio is wrong. they do not really understand what the proposal is. the congressional budget does. that our idea would not destabilize the employer system. i also think that the typical union member would be pretty shocked to know that their leadership here in washington, d.c. is lobbying for a public option that would deny more than 200 million americans the

scary person conjured out of the ether and it plays a role in this mythology that does not have a tetherreality. >> he's a czar. he's a romanoff. he's a rightful czar of all of the russias. beck said today on the radio, this game is for keeps and he asked his audience to pray for his safety, and he's got sean hannity and boss limbaugh right there with him. but do they mark up another win here unless the white house stands up to it next time, whoever it is, whether it's carol browner or somebody else? >> well, i don't want to -- i don't want to help his self agrandizing too much. we are talking about a low level staffer. we are talking about one-on-that you cannot appease the gods with sacrifice. they only grow angrier and hungrier. in the end bill clinton himself found himself on the altar being shipped up the side of a volcano. and i think that's a really useful lesson this, will go away unless they're stood up to, absolutely. >> so does this close now, no defense of this man and the noises from the beck jungle are victorious and, look, we got the biggest one of the bunch instead of a -

i believe the democratic party and the republican party are both squabbling summit with the tether that they don't really care about the american people any more. -- with each other that they don't care about the american people. here's a piece that says the aggressive push from the white house seeks a state contest. the overt involvement of mr. obama's scheme in new york to eased governor david paterson out of the race has made clear that this is a white house willing to use its clout to help clear the field for favor democratic candidates. will go to the next call from victor in mississippi. caller: hi. you took me by surprise there. my comment is this, thisno on government getting involved in politics. -- definitely no and getting involved. the republicans made their point. dear bob, what he wants. -- give obama what he wants. if he messes up he will be out of the job in 2012. host: san diego, calif., on the line for democrats. caller: hello. no, i don't think the white-be involved in politics -- the white house should be involved in politics. [unintelligible] his numbers are so low

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. >> if you put on a safety harness and you always tether yourself into the tree, if you do fall, ifme a statistic, you're not going to die from it. you're not going to get hurt. it's like putting your safety belt on in the car. you're most likely not going to get in a wreck. but if you do, you're at least doing everything in your power to preserve your life for you and your family. and a safety harness in a tree stand's the same thing. my kids, my wife, my parents, my cat, and my dog are very important to me, and i want to go home after the hunt. and so i'm always going to wear a safety harness. >> narrator: when realtree's whitetail country continues, pro stan potts is high in his tree stand with a monster buck in range. (johnny) hey, we got to go. (tyler) no. (johnny) we got to go... deer, we're leaving! (tyler) thanks alot, johnny. (johnny) tyler, we got to hurry! (tyler) i'm going! where are my socks? (tyler) man, come on, johnny. (johnny) i'm trying. [car engine roaring] [rock 'n roll music] (johnny) i think we made it. (tyler) i told you so. (johnny) ah, i knew it. (announcer)

and although this was we could be tethered to our work by technology something tells me even today helearn to tail and not by picture this, tying a bag boy will first truffles styles even after he steered the boat. walter was a man who played board games like glue and risk with laser light focus but a notoriously bad speller he avoided scrabble like the p-l-a-g-u-e [laughter] sorry. he could have beaten me i am sure. sometimes the kids enjoyed most when his dad was recognized for whom he wasn't. everyone at disneyland thought he was walt disney. [laughter] which, for a kid -- [laughter] -- for a kid of course had much cachet. >> walter decided to fire a canyon for every state in the union, underestimating how tedious it was to load it, ram it and fire it. after a few times he decided he would fire it for the 13 colonies instead. [laughter] >> walter's loving and playful relationship with his wife of nearly 65 years was legendary as we've already heard today. his children -- suddenly a song or piece of music came up in the conversation, taking her into his arms and doing an improm tu w

. >> jim: tethered to the top or the bottom of your spikes, guess. >> gary: virtually everybody wears just don't think they're that attractive. do you get it caught -- there they are. hickey is looking saying a pretty good imitation, jim. >> though he is a left-hander! [ laughter ] >> gary: he stumbled like that. he just did that. one ball, two strike count. cormier's delivery. markakis. he will fight it off to hold the count at a ball and o strikes. e ckas 42 two baggers an ranked sixth in thaguein doubles. that is a pretty good number and nick is the leading orioles' player in multihit games. he's got 50. that is the ninth best in the american league. >> jim: and, remember, rick dempsey has had three hits tonight, so maybe one time they will be right. >> gary: down to first base and longoria has it and it is a long throw and a nice stretch by aybar. longoria has made two. two fantastic plays. >> jim: 13 errors on the year. i have to imagine they're on either plays that he ranges that most guys don't get to or throwing, but he just makes them look routine. the ball is hit sharply, bu

i believe the democratic party and the republican party are both squabbling summit with the tether that they don't really care about the american people any more. -- with each other that they don't care about the american people. here's a piece that says the aggressive push from the white house seeks a state contest. the overt involvement of mr. obama's scheme in new york to eased governor david paterson out of the race has made clear that this is a white house willing to use its clout to help clear the field for favor democratic candidates. will go to the next call from victor in mississippi. caller: hi. you took me by surprise there. my comment is this, thisno on government getting involved in politics. -- definitely no and getting involved. the republicans made their point. dear bob, what he wants. -- give obama what he wants. if he messes up he will be out of the job in 2012. host: san diego, calif., on the line for democrats. caller: hello. no, i don't think the white-be involved in politics -- the white house should be involved in politics. [unintelligible] his numbers are so low

and although this was we could be tethered to our work by technology something tells me even today hed not by picture this, tying a bag boy will first truffles styles even after he steered the boat. walter was a man who played board games like glue and risk with laser light focus but a notoriously bad speller he avoided scrabble like the p-l-a-g-u-e [laughter] sorry. he could have beaten me i am sure. sometimes the kids enjoyed most when his dad was recognized for whom he wasn't. everyone at disneyland thought he was walt disney. [laughter] which, for a kid -- [laughter] -- for a kid of course had much cachet. after a few times, he decided he would fire it at the 13 colonies instead. walters loving and playful relationship with his wife of nearly 65 years was legendary as u.s. already heard today. his children would be, talking to betsy, when he would do an impromptu waltz around the living room. as nancy tell me, that are so many wonderful memories. we had so much fun. walter cronkite had an off- camera like that was rich, full, and vibrant. in many ways, his real-life experiences sh

the ideas and incident command system and multiagency coordination systems making decisions tether, working together, these are all critical ideas and programs that we move forward. and i think and i know that we will work. it starts with a clear response organization. who is in charge? one of the first things that struck me when we got involved in a lot of the iowa tousm planning was all of the sudden it wasn'the emergency management agency, it was the public health officer. but is it one versus the other? isn't it really both? and i think that's a critical issue that has to be talked about now. we can't wait. this is coming, folks, we have to deal with it and the one thing the public wants to know is who is in charge? i think all of us look back at september 11. mayor giuliani was in charge. now behind him was his a team, the health officer, the chief of police, the fire chief, and so this kind of is important to understand who is in charge and then who will be speaking for the organization and at what time? we have to talk about the response of others in the operation. typil of all hazar

and although this was we could be tethered to our work by technology something tells me even today hevely ocean by swimming while she climbed on his back like a baby monkey. he was a man that helped shape learn to tail and not by picture this tying a bag boy will first truffles styles even after he steered the boat. walter was a man who played board games like glue and risk with laser light focus but a notoriously bad speller he avoided scrabble like the p-l-a-g-u-e [laughter] sorry. he could have beaten me i am sure. sometimes the kids enjoyed most when his dad was recognized for whom he wasn't. everyone at disneyland thought he was walt disney. [laughter] which, for a kid -- [laughter] -- for a kid of course had much cachet. [applause] >> mr. president barack obama and bill clinton cronkite families, many friends when the space age was born, the story of space flight was often told by the voices of those who reported it as much as those of us who flew. walter cronkite told those stories with distinction and clarity, often connecting in ways that astronauts and engineers couldn't. fl