he is absolutely dominating here with two out in the bottom of the seventh inning. hawk: he pitched a game against us a couple of years ago in kansas city that we had absolutely no chance. 2-1. that ball hit well. stay narrow. stay fair. it won't. didn't miss by much, but by enough. steve: that one hugged the line a long time before finally hooking in front of the pole. he is yelling get foul. it worked. hawk: he just missed that one. he got a cookie on a breaking ball. pops it up. escobar fighting that rain, stays with it and hauls it in. a inning, and we go to the eighth -- a 1-2-3 inning and we go to the eighth. [ male announcer ] one taste of the new cherry berry chiller and you won't be able to pull yourself away. ♪ ♪ so we created "chiller talk." ♪ ♪ made with 100% fruit juice with natural flavors blended with ice. bringing together the natural sweetness of cherry and raspberry, for an ice-cold twist on fruit juice. here for a limited time only. new mccafé cherry berry chiller at mcdonald's. the simple joy of keepin' it cool. ♪ ♪ hawk: it is still a 3-0 kansas

we call it the bottom line because the number is the bottom figure on a company's income statement. igure out how quickly a company's earnings can grow in the future, you have to look for clues when it reports its quarterly results. that's why i'm always telling you to listen to the conference calls. hey, listen, if you want to do it yourself, you got to go the homework. that means to look at the top line, another unnecessary piece of wall street gibberish. remember, i'm trying to translate everything tonight. it's totally interchangeable with revenues, revenues, top line, which is the same of sales. they should use one word. say only sales, but they all mean the same thing. you want two see strong revenue growth, strong sales growth, okay, which tells you there is demand for a company's product. this is ultimately the key to the ability of most businesses to sustainably grow their earnings long-term. that's why it's important for younger, smaller companies to have fast-growing revenues. and investors will really pay out for accelerating revenue growth, that's arg, another term. that

here's the bottom line. w you can tell what the big boys at the wall street fashion show want to see in a quarter. and you won't make the confused assumption as the press often does that the headline earnings per share number is all that matters. the company's ability to deliver better than expected sales, which then turns into a better bottom line counts for a whole lot more. i need to start with ron in north carolina. ron? >> caller: ron. good evening, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> absolutely. what's on your mind? >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i have a question, sir. the multiple ipos that some companies are issuing, does that diminish the common stock price? >> the ipo sets the common stock price. you mean the secondary? >> caller: yeah. >> secondary tend to press because the stock will shoot up and then the brokers do is soften it. they announce could be a secondary, then the secondary, the stock trades down, down, down, and boom they slap it on and often times it's a buy of a lifetime.

i think where you can save a ton of calories is in the bottom pie crust. still get the flavor and texture and crunch of the top crust but you don't get the bottom crust. it's actually worse for you because the pan is usually lined with butter. that's extra calories right there. and besides, i think the real flavor of a pie is in the filling not the crust. dr. oz: just eat away, get to the bottom stop. >> exactly. just leave the bottom crust. don't pull your fork or spoon through it. dr. oz: look at this. use this restaurant super cheat will save you -- 150 calories. just saved us about 600 calories in simple things. >> saved me in my years of eating out of not gaining pounds and pounds. i am so grateful for these secrets that i've learned. dr. oz: i'll start with the hard bread. my favorite. thank you very much. up next, in case you missed it my special bonus tips. three simple ways to cut calories. [ applause ] [ laughs ] what's wrong with him? he thinks you're naked. it just looks like my milk chocolate is showing. only a fool would think i'd actually sho

here is the bottom line. yes, investing isn't easy, but it doesn't have to be mystifying. you just need to learn the language. know the difference between cyclical and secular. regular the sector rotation when you see one, and always stay diversified. jason in new york, jason? >> caller: hi, jim, how are you doing? this is me jason from harlem. >> good to have you on the show. >> caller: thanks for being here. when investing in international stocks or etfs, do you evaluate them like you would u.s. companies? >> yes, provided, and that is a great question, jason, provided they sell at what is known as a -- provided they have adrs. you need american depository receipts. why? i need to be able to come theriault s.e.c. filings with ours. if they don't have s.e.c. filings, i absolutely don't even think about them. jason, they're too hard, they're too opaque. if they have adrs, i'll make the compares and we'll be fine. steve in california. steve? >> caller: hey, jim! boo-yah california in los angeles to you. >> man,

what has put the children at the bottom? one in 16 women die in pregnancy. the typical grow only receives two years of -- four years of education. at the 10 countries at the bottom of the index, seven are facing chronic malnutrition and a food crisis. >> this makes me so sad to not be able to feed my children because i am the mother. that is what they're facing mouth. they don't have enough to feed their children. >> -- tops the list of the best place to be a mother. after two years at the bottom, afghanistan has moved up one position partly because it has invested in more front-line help workers. save the children says that supporting more mothers to breast fin -- to breast feed could save many lives each year. >> in israel, pressure is mounting to recruit a controversial separation barrier from an agent palestinian village with a unique agricultural system. israel says the barrier saves lives and they are determined only by security considerations. we report from the west bank village was lies in the path of the separation. >> water, water everywhere. in a

you always carry the memory of the bottom and fear of the bottom.nd when you start going to the bottom, it's panic. there are people who can't stand the panic. what happens then is that they begin to develop some kind of technique to keep out of that hole. once they do that, it's finished. they never go any further. they're done. what i want to do is get rid of this oil. and i'm ready to paint, but i'm not going to because i don't have the faintest idea what to do now. it's not in my head to do anything. i can't just go and move a brush around. i have to have a beginning. i don't want to just use models, figures. i just want to have some reason. and the beginning is adam and eve and a tree and a serpent and a garden, and that's enough, see. except that pat didn't like that kind of biblical con-- you know. and she said, "don't use adam and eve and creation. just say, 'you and me.'" and i liked that very much. i almost got that, didn't i, pat? passlof: yes. i can see just what i can do, and i could almost see the right thing to do. it wouldn't take mu

in the bottom of that baggie or on the top? top. bottom. on the bottom. and if that air is expanded, what happens to its density? less dense. so a greater density air from below will push on that pocket of air harder than the air above, and it will be buoyed, right? it should go up, up, up, up. but, you know, we can understand this from another point of view, and that's thinking small. and let's think small. you got one molecule. and let's suppose that molecule is hot and it stays hot. to say that one molecule is hot is to say it's moving around faster than the molecules around it. now, here's a thought experiment. if you have a molecule that moves faster than all the others and you better go here-- [makes sound] ain't gonna hit all these other atoms, right? it's gonna hit. why would it start to migrate upward? you know it would. before you know it, it will keep going up, up, up, up and all this hits, hits, hits. it keeps going up, up, up. it doesn't go down, it only goes up. doesn't only go up, but on the average it goes up. can you be thinking of a reas

that's the bottom line. whether it's fast or slow, it's going down. >> primarily military leaders will tell you that their expectation is that there's several hundred potentially significant reductions, you know, $300, some suggest, more to come, it's just that they want to do it on their terms and not have it shoved down their throat. >> i think that's what will happen, but it'll only happen in the context of a bigger agreement. >> i want to give todd an opportunity here. >> the other thing too is even if sequestration does happen, it can be reversed by congress >> so it's not an all-or- nothing game here. it could be a temporarily sequestration. >> that's the deal. everybody voted for this deal to 7.imx0 billion, hang another couple hundred billion over your head in order to -- >> right. that's why everybody doesn't like it. normally in a 4kdv doesn't like something, it doesn't happen. i think in the end gordon is probably right, it probably doesn't happen. >> and that deal that was carved last year was re

again, the red sox scheduled hitters in the bottom of the ninth, are daniel nava, kelly shoppach and marlon byrd bottom third of the order. 0-2 now. ben zobrist is at third. he walked, stole second, went to third on a ground ball to the right side. left-hander rich hill trying to keep it's a 2-1 game. a comebacker. hill made sure he had it, makes the play. and that will do it. fernando rodney will be looking for his 16th save in 16 opportunities. he'll be coming in, the red sox for their last chance, in the bottom of the ninth, 2-1 in favor of the rays. ♪ and i got lots of love to give away ♪ ♪ it don't matter if it's raining ♪ ♪ nothing can faze me ♪ i make my own sunshine [ male announcer ] remember everything your yard needs every single spring. just one of the many ways mylowe's revolutionizes managing your entire home. sign-up at lowe's.com. lowe's. never stop improving. instead of cash saves you check-cashing fees with direct deposit straight to your card, saves you time by not having to stand in line to pay your bills, and gives you the convenience of shopping online. over time

we can add it to the bottom of our list of propose always. i didn't hear a proposal, so i am going to presume for purposes of moving forward that there is not a proposal with respect to the tingley-kayuga? >> i think we voted against it. chairman mcdonnell: no, what we voted against was the rotation. ok. so let's go then to to the sunny side and the conservatory . >> i just had a one-block proposal here. south of monterrey and east of baden -- no. east of there. >> east of -- >> i would de-select that block and now select the block east of that block. >> moving it into seven? >> yes, that is correct. >> yes? >> yes. >> that is a population of 88 people. it would bring the deviation for district seven to negative .71%. >> hold on for one second. one more time. this is a population of 88 people. it would bring the deviation for district seven to negative .71%, and the deviation for district eight to 3.46%. >> say the population again for me, please? >> 88. chairman mcdonnell: and so d 7, negative .71%? >> yes. chairman and you are calling for wh

in the bottom of the fourth, he gets the job done with two out.nners in scoring position, the orioles went 0 for 9. the game is not tied anymore. he allowed just three earned through. a quality start. the bottom of the nigh -- ninth, no more frustrating to in the game than that. the orioles have lost four out of six. they're tied with tampa for first place. across continues. the division 3 championship game. the combined records are 43 and over. assault. coach had a heart attack in march. he had a huge day. one of his six goals to walk the game up -- lock the game up. three goals thus far. that ties the game at seven apiece. on to the fourth quarter. the sea gulls are trying to pull away. lance carter, look at the moves he has. sols. defends its national title 14- 10. it solves. -- salsbury defends its national title 14-10. the first men's lacrosse match up between the school since 1998. a memorial day tradition, the indy 500. he loses control and slammed into him. one car on top of the other. everybody walked away. they touched tires. franchitii

and when you measure it according to the top 1% verse is us the bottom 99% -- versus the bottom 99%, we are the champions. it's worse in the united uniteds than anywhere else, and that's what this chart shows. another interesting fact that should be pointed out is while it is an international trend towards greater income inequality, it is not a universal trend. there are countries where incomes are not becoming more unequal. there are even a few countries where incomes have been becoming more equal. and, um, i list them here; mexico, turkey, greece -- i guess i should cross greece off the list because we don't really want to talk about greece today -- chile, italy and in my book i say -- i included france on that list. more recent data has shown that incomes have grown recently more unequal in france, but that makes the 30-year trend, essentially, flat. latin america traditionally has been known as a place where we had especially egregious income inequality, and the general trend in latin america has been towards greater income equality. well, we're going in the opposite wrong direct

nonskid on the bottom. own to the smallest and you get all 5 and built-in measurements on the inside. they are etched onto the inside of the bowl.notice what the chef is doing and he does not have a towel under here. must quit the towel and spin it into a circle and lay the ball on top of that. -- bowl. but that is not necessary with these balls. bowls. vam making a whip cream. i can use these spatulas. c13 and put a strawberry on top. >>host: 3 p-set spatula set is also available 10 black red, green and blue. this is $59.95 to get the entire set of mixing bowls. they are nesting balls. -- bowls. perfectly flat when you receive them.-- the orange is going very fast and also comes in green red, black and blue. we have300 in each color. >>guest: wonderful gift. i can make a vinaigrette with one hand and i am adding my herbs at the same time. and i will add some a guyot. pinwheel will make an emulsified dressing right in here and to be able to do this our wish i had had this and culinary school. do other things

and then toward the bottom of the page about ten lines from the bottom. blackrod, a former army officer, told her that miss politely but firmly that mr. blair would not greet the coffin, he's seen hundreds of -- as well the plan had already been drawn up. and on the next page four lines from the top, "downing street spokesman said last night we did not suggest the prime minister's role should be changed in any way, nor did we put pressure on anyone." >> correct. >> and you then complained to the editor in the "mail" on sunday on the 15th of april 2002. >> mm-hmm. >> so this was obviously the monday morning the following day. you say in the mail on sunday yesterday simon waters repeated the false claims. so that must be reference to the earlier claim in the spectator, is that right? >> yeah. >> that downing street sought to chait royal family's arrangements for the lying in state tone hans the prime minister's role. the prime ministers asked me to tell you that unless you print a correction and apology, which makes clear unequivocally that this story is unt

what the temperature at the bottom of that lake was at that time? one, two, three, four, five, six, even less people than knew when the declaration of independence was signed. and what has happened-- the temperature happened to be, gang? say again? - four degree celsius. - four degree celsius. you're right, four degrees centigrade, right. celsius, centigrade, same, same gang. that's right, right on. does anyone happen to know what the temperature at the bottom of lake tahoe? that's over a half kilometer deep. lake superior is almost half a kilometer deep. but lake tahoe in california, does anyone here happen to know the exact figure of the temperature of the bottom of that lake right now? one, two, three, all of the same hands. what's the answer, gang? four degrees. four degrees celsius, that's right, that's right, that's right. hey, outside the building here when i came in, there was a big puddle. does anyone happen to know what the temperature is at the bottom of that puddle outside right now? no, it ain't four degree celsius. [laughter] no, no, no

at the bottom is geary. at the middle, bottom left, you can see the hospital's debt, and on the bottom right is the office building site, and the upper left, the office building, so this is focused on this new building. i am going to zoom into each of these graphics and a second, so do not kill your eyes too hard on that, but one thing i'd like to point out is that there are no -- on van ness avenue, ok? so here is a zoom in to the hospital side. the blue eras indicate vehicular access in and out, and the purple arrows are pedestrian access, so you will notice that cars in bound to the hospital parking garage are going to enter geary, the area on the south, or they can enter on the top. those are the two access points into the parking garage, and from there, you can see the passenger loading zone. all of that passenger pick-up and drop-off will be inside the hospital and not on the street. cars exiting the hospital are only going to exit on to post street on the north. there is a secondary egress point on to

here is ruiz, who is hitless on the night. bottom of the ninth. 7-5 game.h a 93 mile-an-hour fastball. ruiz with seven home runs. represents the tieing run at the plate. and this will not be an easy one tonight for aceves. they rarely are. hard-hit. line drive. and that will be a double play! two outs, nobody on, and that makes this ninth inning look a lot different as pence was on the move and he's doubled off the bag. >> tim: if you are hunter pence, you don't know whether aviles is going to make the short-hop catch to where you have to get to second base, but he caught it in the air to double off pence. two pitches, two outs here in the ninth inning. and two huge outs for the red sox. you can see the second base umpire, scott barry, calling that a catch. pence was dead at first. >> joe: now wigginton with two out, nobody on, takes a breaking ball for a strike and aceves is one out away. 6 for his last 6 in save chances. trying to get four outs tonight. he misses up and in. 1-1. wigginton had an infield hit last inning in the eighth. red sox trying to set

. >> can i claire if i something on the bottom side? that area is completely isolated from both the outer mission -- it's actually connected more to glen park, because in that area there is a big wall. when you go down mission street, before you get to tingley, the wall just drops, and that area is isolated from the outer mission, and really they are more of part of glen park than the outer mission. my mother owns a house in that area, so i know it very well. >> thank you. chairman mcdonnell: is there a proposal related to this area >> no proposal yet, but i wanted to hear about the other two pieces. i was interested in possibly rotating a bit in this area. chairman mcdonnell: i am not sure what you mean by the other two pieces. i'm sorry? >> the other out of st. luke's and the area along the 9-11 border to see if there is a population count near 800 that could allow a rotation there. chairman mcdonnell: let's begin with the most significant piece she promised moving. let's start there. >> ok. chairman mcdonnell: if there is not support

the bottom line is they're priced in dollars. and you also have with the dollar, by the way, is there are so many dollar bonds being issued in asia now that that is putting more force into the doll lar. they neetd dollars to buy the bond and to pay the interest. the dollar is king dollar right now and it's moving. >> great debate. thank you for joining us today. >> have a great one. >> it takes a market, right? still to come, we're playing a little game. who said what in the battle for your tv. >> and facebook ipo fever is hitting up. we have one analyst who has a buy on it. final out what the social offering could bring to your portfolio. [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your way. devry university, proud to support the educa

most of the triple bottom line and up with something like this. if the commission wants to get more we can do something and that is something we should discuss. one of the difficulties of this chart is that you need to stare at it for a while. if you have a number on the bottom, it makes you stop thinking. the process drives a conclusion without appreciating the elements that are in it. >> [inaudible] >> if you stare really hard or drink the wrong thing. >> i think it's important to point out to the public that when you say a retreat, as people think we're going to a country club or some fancy place. but we are having their retreat where? >> usually attach a city facility. >> maybe we shouldn't call it a retreat. >> and offsite meeting. >> off site workshop. >> the taxpayers think we're wasting money and we are not. >> >> it is typically a 1 day meeting and a workshop setting usually at a city facility and is open to the public. >> we tend to go into much greater detail on two or three issues and try to engage the commission so we can set our annua

and from the bottom of my heart, thank you. >> the gentleman fought with the 506 in afghanistan. veterans who can back talk about watching, they're in a tent in the desert and they're all gathered around watching band of brothers. and i think what a tribute that is to you guys that it's a different war, they're out in the desert fighting a different type of enemy, and yet they're gathered together and take motivation from their heros. and i think that's what he said. >> that's one of the greatest things that i've ever been told about the show is, jimmy will go with me on this, we've traveled the world and every -- even when it's not involving band of brother, i've been on other tv shows where people come over to me and usually military me and guys who said i have a friend of mine. i was onset once is and a soldier who became an actor and television his first day. we had been doing the show for a season. he came over and he was a little sheepish with me. and you know, you okay kid? everything good? he was like, yeah. i've just got to tell you. i've watched you and the guys every d

in the bottom of the fourth inning, beltre hit a two-run homer to right. that gave the rangers all they'd need behind the pitching of darvish who pitched 7 2/3 innings, striking out seven and giving up just one run. the final, rangers, 4, a's, 1. >>> in anaheim, bottom of the third, angels fans got what they've been looking for. albert pujols smashed a three-run homer to deep center field for a 4-2 lead over the white sox. vernon wells followed that with a two-run shot to left in the

the win column there. strike 1 to steve lombardozzi, bottom of the ninth.yan flaherty checks in for defense at third base. orioles trying to win the series here. no matter what happens against stephen strasburg tomorrow. >> look that the movement on the pitches, jim johnson, you talk about a super sinker, he's got them. >> ball flaired, foul. lombardozzi, another good night, batting nearly 330 as he goes 2-4 with an rbi tonight. it will be tough for davey johnson to lead this young man out of this struggling lineup. >> you have to give there kid an opportunity to play you really do. he's a spark that you desperately need in the nationals' lineup. >> 1 ball, 2 strikes. tough guy to strike out, lombardozzi. he has 66, now 70 at-bats on the year, he has only struck out 5 times. johnson leads everybody in saves. and he hasn't blown one this season. 22 straight, going back to last fall. >> that's what he has the ability to do. you saw everything down in the zone, earlier, running away, it looked like he elevated the fast ball to get the punch out up the ladder.

then evidently the mass hit bottom in the channel and it didn't roll any further. there was men all on the side of the oklahoma. i have seen these other men from the forepart of the ship. i could see them through the edge of the fire and the smoke trying to go down that line that had been thrown to them. and i seen them go down like circus people down that line. i seen people trying to jump from up in there. either from the yard room or someplace, and it seemed like they swing and they go out and then like they are going to try to land in the water and then they got about this angle out to the outer edge of the curve of jumping. the fire and the heat seemed to suck them right in. and they never did hit the water. they went right into the fire. then we come to the galley deck and here's some of the cooks standing there that i recognized. you recognize a man by his physique or his voice. no clothes on, charred, burned black, standing there. they wouldn't live long. they were in shock. one big cook used to cook our early breakfast for us. i was on the marine well boat

it was in essence the facebook atm. apple bottom and gone straight up. >> the nice thing on the day for apple. another overhang on facebook is the impending lock up expiration. we saw that with zynga. they fired up yesterday and increased by about 100%. groupon will expire on june 1st and increase the flow by 100%. 100%, doubling the amount of shares outstanding on the markets. you are poised for this. >> we have june puts and put spreads and i think the air is coming out of these names and groupon is one. even if they have a first advantage, that is an unsustainable valuation for sure. >> on any of these and particularly with zynga, the business model is to sell you digital farming and the problem that they have, as long as people buy them. >> some of my best friends are digital. >> i don't know what to say. the thing with zynga is you have to come up with a new product every year. that's a difficult business model to have. >> again, let's have a trading lesson on what to do. 47 million shares and what happens? people sell and they

then towards the bottom of the page about ten lines from the bottom, the former army officer told her that are miss sumner politely but firmly that mr. blair would not grieve the coffin. of the plan already been drawn up. and then on the next page, four lines from the top, downing street spokesman said last night we contacted blackwell to go through the logistics. we did not suggest to the prime minister's role should be changed in any way, nor did we put pressure on anyone. >> correct. >> you then complained to the editor of the mirror on sunday on the 15th of april, 2002. >> uh-huh. >> so this was the obviously the monday morning, the following day. you say in the mirror on sunday yesterday simon waters repeated the false claim. so that must be reference to the earlier claim in the spectator, is that right? >> yeah. >> that downing street saw the it out change the royal family's arrangements for the lying in state to enhance the prime minister's role. prime minister's asked me to tell you that unless you print a correction and an apology which makes clear unequivocally that this sto

when you walk down into the bottom of the narrow canyons made of sandstone and you put your hands on the sand stone faces and the smooth shallow scallops that look like champagne glasses, you can feel the shape of the last flood that came through. every place in the desert is a story. every place is a passage way. it's really hard to walk very far in the desert for me because there are so many stories that start opening up and lead you from place to place and place and soon you start picking up the patterns of wind, of rain. you pick up the patterns of people who were there before you because, out there, things seem to last forever. if you put a footprint down in certain places, that footprint will stay for 5 years, maybe even 10 years for somebody who's got a really good eye where you come walking along and you see the slightest depression in the ground and you kneel at it and you figure out that it was a person with about a size 9 foot walking across the desert 8 years before you. everything out there tells a story. that's why i'm here. because i'm looking for stories. i'm looking

been able to gauge the bottom in the stock market. hink we're trying to form a bottom here in oil, somewhere between the mid '80s to the high '80s. that means we might get another down draft or two, but basically nearing, you know, the bottom for the summer in oil. and that means that there are some real values out there, i really think it's an offshore drilling, because the rig rates are incredibly high, they're as high as they were at the end of the cycle the last time in 2007. they got $650,000 a day for one of these ultra deep water rigs. and everybody has contracted out to 2013 and 2014 and this sector has gotten pummeled with the oil market going down since march. there is value here. rowen i think is one of those values i've had a lot of luck buying around $30, bouncing around near there,000 now. i've started to develop a position in rowen. i think it may go lower, the oil price may go lower, but in the end, i think this is a good time to just start nibbling at some of these offshore drillers. >> dan, this rowen has done a great

and this seems to be another incident of that. >> is that guy at the bottom sneering at the tourists on the left side of the picture? >> he may well be. this would have been staged. even if this is not just fabricated from the artist's imagination, clearly if you were planning on bringing tourists through you were going to have people who looked like chinese opium smokers to meet their expectations. so yeah, that may have come out somewhat in the lithograph as well. >> this idea of slumming, it's kind of reminding me of the french figure of the fleneur. is there a similarity between these two? because the fleneur as i understood him is a solitary, upper middle class figure. and is the slumming done in groups or is it done individually? >> it would have been done in groups, largely speaking. if you were doing it alone chances you were not slumming, you were probably going there to actually smoke, which was an entirely different thing. and that's what folks were worried about would happen. >> in i think it's in "dark paradise" cartwright actually says that opium smoking almost had to b

that's an area located at the bottom of the containment vessel. they had five cameras. it traveled around much of the suppression chamber which is 125 meters in circumference. earlier we heard about the results of the inspection. >> the main purpose of the inspection was to check for damage to the suppression chamber. at reactor number to number three, high temperature made a hole at the bottom of the vessel and part of the fuel had fallen to the bottom of the containment vessel and it is lined there in highly radioactive water and tepco thought the water level in the vessel of the number two reactor was three meters and the inspection found the water is just 60 centimeters deep. this indicates the water is leaking from the chamber and the government are planning to field the vessel with water to retreat the rods inside. any water leak must be located and repaired and this inspection was the first step in achieving that. this is the cover for heat-insulating material. the material has remains intact. they think new damage was done to pipes and the cover fell offdoff due

the win column there. strike 1 to steve lombardozzi, bottom of the ninth.yan flaherty checks in for defense at third base. orioles trying to win the series here. no matter what happens against stephen strasburg tomorrow. >> look that the movement on the pitches, jim johnson, you talk about a super sinker, he's got them. >> ball flaired, foul. lombardozzi, another good night, batting nearly 330 as he goes 2-4 with an rbi tonight. it will be tough for davey johnson to lead this young man out of this struggling lineup. >> you have to give there kid an opportunity to play you really do. he's a spark that you desperately need in the nationals' lineup. >> 1 ball, 2 strikes. tough guy to strike out, lombardozzi. he has 66, now 70 at-bats on the year, he has only struck out 5 times. johnson leads everybody in saves. and he hasn't blown one this season. 22 straight, going back to last fall. >> that's what he has the ability to do. you saw everything down in the zone, earlier, running away, it looked like he elevated the fast ball to get the punch out up the ladder.

then there is diesel oil, and at the bottom, lubricants and asphalt. after this process, one barrel of crude oil leaves the refinery as a variety of important substances. but are these substances all equally useful? how do we get more of what we need the most? crude oil does not yield enough gasoline or even ethylene through fractional distillation to meet our demands. fortunately, both the heavier and lighter fractions can be subjected to further treatment, known acracking. these huge chambers are catalytic cracking towers. here the heavier hydrocarbons are subjected to heat, pressure, and the action of a catalyst. the heavy molecules crack into fragments of lower molecular weight, producing more hydrocarbons in the gasoline range. by adjusting the quantity of material that is handled in each of these procees, the refinery can produce the commodities that society needs the most. that's how we get more ethylene, a fundamental molecular building block of synthetic polymer chemistry. this is the molecular geometry of ethylene-- two carbon atoms and four h

. >>> looking at the bottom of the screen, it says 82 degrees. welcome may. >> and right on time.had the warm front come in overnight. here we are in the 80s. >> no complaints. >> keeping it going through late this week, maybe cooler by the weekend. take a look first at the conditions outside over the inner harbor, dragging boats out, feeling like a summer day down at the inner harbor, well, an early summer day. 81 at bwi. humidity 40%. winds are west at nine. on the whole pretty quiet weather. some clouds at times today but no rain other than morning showers we were dealing with, especially on del mar va this is our view -- delmarva. this is our view. at the u.s. naval academy looking in the opposite direction. you can see the puffy cumulus clouds. in towson at loch raven tech, a mix of sun and clouds but no storms developing. we did see some of the activity brewing, some severe weather south of richmond but across our state, across maryland, things are quiet and warm. 81 in baltimore. 82 ocean city. relative to average in baltimore, first day of may, 70. the average last days in

here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you want to look at the paint lines on this building, it's kind of hard to tell until you get up close. remember, this building is kind of a grayish tannish color, i guess. when you get a little bit closer, this side of the building should be the same color as this side of the building. what happened was this building moved away from the building next door and that's how far it moved. separation be

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