. >> that's according to an unscientific -- drive a honda.t's according to an unscientific site called ashleymadison.com. >>> more bad news, energy department says sky high gas prices have yet to peak. gas prices will peak at $4:01 a gallon next month. >> wells fargo under pressure. a group with four member organizations filed a federal housing discrimination complaint. it says the bank maintained and marketed foreclosed properties in white areas better than properties in african-american and latino neighborhoods. wells fargo says the firm conducts all activities in a fair and consistent manner without regard to racism at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >>> biologists are giddy over the possibility one of their sharks might be pregnant. specialists took their ultrasound equipment to aquarium of the bay to perform a sonogram on the shark. the largest of the sharks at the aquarium. the results of the sonogram were inconclusive. >> they can't identify definitively if she is pregnant at an early stag

. >> from my unscientific polling, key lime pie is very divided. you either like it or you don't. the margin of error is very high. >> do you make it up in your head? >> do you like key lime pie or not? >> not. >> really? good morning, everyone. we're watching the remnants of that storm finally heading up into canada. just a tiny bit of snow left near north of buffalo towards niagara falls and that will do it for the snowstorm. it was an elevation event. the temperatures in buffalo and pittsburgh didn't ever get cold enough to get the accumulating snows that were expected yesterday but no one is complaining. the higher elevations outside of those cities of western new york and buffalo got the storm. we got a lot of beneficial rain. still rain this morning north of portland up along the coast near bar harbor. cool area throughout the eastern seaboard. not a big. jump in temperatures. hope to get more sunshine. you can see the rain heading up towards bangor. some snow showers here and there, even north of syracuse. but the worst of it is done. the other story was all the heat in the

unscientific material pronounced blogs, with a self being passive to social culture, a means of exchange for labor production of basic needs would undo a bone structure. military militancy being of said, where clergy, representation of a supernatural god is to exploit and an exploiter and a revolution to love one and another in a children of god. nation's material -- natures materials science awaits. >> next speaker, please. >> supervisors. good afternoon. for the record, my name is emile lawrence. i bring up an issue out of two issues that i have today before me. one is that last week, dr. david chu cut me off. there is going to be a trial. i bring that up because this is a public forum, even though some of the public speakers from the public at large may be singing, dancing, or giving you some philosophical treatise, they have a right to stated under the brown act, without interruptions from the president or any other supervisor as long as they are not breaking the law. i submit my 10 to 12 copies with you to the ethics commission. secondly, going back to 2006, when mr. gavin newsom --

it prohibits unscientific or unethical exploration or recovery of artifacts. this come into effect on april 15th, the 100th anniversary of the sinking. it went down off the east coast of an da and is lying in waters 4,000 meters deep. >>> another rupert murdoch outlet said it twice authorized journalists to access illegally obtained e-mails of the suspects. "sky news" said in 2008, it hacked the e-mails of people involved of insurance fraud, suspected of insurance fraud involving a husband and wife in britain who fakes a man's death. last year, "news of the world" a popular british tabloids with was forced to close after a phone message hacking scandal came to light. >>> a grammy award-winning singer and iconic figure in africa has been named minister for culture and tourism in senegal. he contributed last month to the election of the president by opposing the bid of the incumbent. the incumbent was running for a third term against the term set by the constitution. the ministerial appointment is gaining attention across africa. senegal is often singled out as

according to our a very unscientific survey, this will be the first new pdr building that is built under the eastern neighborhoods. as for residential units, the majority will be family-sized. four three-bedroom units, and two affordable units built on side. both will be a very good fit for what is soon going to be a mixed use neighborhood of five and six-story buildings. we expect this project to be completed at about the same time as the triangle resident of a project on the block to the east. as mentioned, we are very willing to work with the city on improving the plaza in front of the site. we contributed to the original construction of its. but we have very little information available about what the plans are, how much they will cost, and so forth, and how the construction schedules for the plaza improvements and the project will line up. because there's a lot of uncertainty about exactly what the project will be and when it will happen, we ask that the condition be voluntary. on a final note, i wanted to draw your attention to the environmental cleanup that will happen as part of

it's what we believe, but it is unscientific to say that. that is what we have come to today. we have the lowest standards for debt in the history of man with brain death. >> in some ways, the most contested. it is always unethical of a conundrum in medicine when a person becomes a body. >> yes. what i found -- you mentioned that i covered part of physics, it is true. i never heard particle physicist talking about their feelings. i feel that this is a proton. they never says that. they have physical tests. medical profession talked very openly about its dealings. we feel that these reflexes and indies brain-dead people -- we feel it's not important, as opposed to other scientists were they say that we have these tests that we did. we did a cat scan on this person. we show no biochemical activity in the brain. but we are not doing that. we are just going on people's feelings. >> we will get to that a little later. that is actually a good portion of the book. we will certainly get to that. i wanted to move into technology, because, as you know, new technology especially in medic

. >> it's the toughest, most unscientific part of her job. that i have a greater appreciation, a greater empathy for the parents in that -- in those situations. being a parent myself. we all make personal associations. all of us do, whether we want to or not. >> her career spans years of seeing the consequences of painful deaths. but she says some cases haunt her like no others. >> one of the toughest cases in the long run, for me, was the case of the camm children who were killed in southern indiana. >> it was a notorious case. in 2000 a former indiana state trooper named david camm shot to death his wife and two children. >> it was -- can i stop for a second? wow, that came out of nowhere. >> it's a rare crack in her professional veneer. dr. corey tries to regain control but then need to take a break to compose herself. what was especially disturbing for dr. corey in that case was the killer left one of his children to die a long, excruciating death. >> the little boy's wounds were not immediately lethal or would not result in immediate unc

this may be unscientific. how many people can afford to pay an extra $1,000 right now?no. >> no. >> i don't think so. stopping this from happening should be a no-brainer. it makes me sick just thinking about it. helping more young people, helping more young people afford college should be at the foefr font of america's agenda and it shouldn't be a republican or democratic issue. this is an american issue. the stafford loans we're talking about were named after a republican senator, pell grants named after a democratic senator. when congress cut these rates five years ago, the majority of democrats voted for it and 77 republicans in the house of representatives voted for it, too. now, the good news is the senate introduced a bill last night that would keep student loan rates from doubling. that's the good news. what's also good news is some republicans senators look like they might support it and i am ready to work with them to make it happen. that's good. i have got to tell you, the republicans who run the house of representatives have not yet said whether or not they w

it's what we believe, perhaps, but it's unscientific to say that. and that's what we've come to today is we probably have the lowest standard for death in the history of man with brain death. >> host: and in some ways, the most contested because it's always an ethical conundrum and a metaphysical one, as you know, when a person becomes a body -- >> guest: yeah. and the -- what i found, you know, you mentioned that i'd covered particle physics. it's true, and i never heard particle physicists talking about their feelings. i feel that this is a proton. no one ever says that. they have tests for it, and they are physical tests. oh, i feel that was electron. no, and the medical profession talks very openly about its feeling. we feel that these reflexes and movements in brain dead people when they're being harvested for their orr gans, we feel that that is not pain, you know? we feel that's not important. as opposed to other sciences where they say, well, we have tests we did. we did a pet scan on this person, and while they were flailing around we showe

. >> i have a question that is unscientific. many of you think that conceivably mitt romney is a good, sensible candidate for the president? [applause] and is there somebody who can synthesize what the objection to him is? let's face it, but was not -- >> i was good to ask the second one parent how many of you don't think that mitt romney is a good candidate? [applause] >> good. good. all right, please tell me why. >> you should understand that he is going to interview mitt romney tomorrow and he is going to say the the people love low hate you. [laughter] >> wait, did the microphones go on? >> [inaudible] >> he says they left him a billion in debt and that is why they are trying to vote him out of the state house. >> pandering? i will not repeat this. [laughter] governor romney, we would like to have you on fox news sunday. i will tell you afterwards the horrible thing this man said. >> did you get enough information to lead you into tomorrow? >> certainly. this is first-rate cram thank- you very much. >> ladies and gentlemen,

in the end in our very unscientific home cooked trial, em really's $25 skillet rated an eight.ed 5 1/2 and rachael ray scored a perfect ten with her knife set priced at 50 bucks. >> batali's manufacturing partner said this, uneven distribution of heat and the sticking of sa man may have been skaused by the heat level being too high. cast iron does not require the same high heat level as overs require. keep in mind it's not an official test, june one person's view and opinion. all our volunteers, amy said, they would try a celebrity cookware product. >> because you go into any store now and you see all of these different names. what makes their products any different other than the name? >> well, they do have an input and they know what they like to cook with and what problems that occur. so rachael ray has that special handle and em really has an ergonomic thumb rest on the handles. >> they're prettier too. they have brighter colors. >> oranges and greens. beautiful. you know what? read the reviews and like any other cook ware, do thor er. >> janice lieberman, as always, thank

this may be unscientific, how many people can afford to pay an extra $1,000 right now? i don't think so. stopping this from happening should be a no brainer. it makes me sick just thinking about it. helping more young people, helping more young people afford college should be at the forefront of america's ageneral ta and it shouldn't be a republican or democratic issue. this is an american issue. the stafford loans we're talking about were named after a republican senator. pell grants named after a democratic senator. when congress cut these rates five years ago, the majority of democrats voted for it but 77 republicans in the house of representatives voted for it too. now, the good news is, the senate introduced a bill last night that would keep student loan rates from doubling. that's the good news. and what's also good news is some republican senators look like they might support it and i'm ready to work with them to make it happen. that's good. but i've got to tell you, the republicans who run the house of representatives have not yet said whether or not they'll sto

. >> i have a question that is unscientific. how many of you think that conceivably mitt romney is a good, sensible candidate for the president? [applause] and is there somebody who can synthesize what the objection to him is? let's face it, but was not -- >> i was good to ask the second one parent how many of you don't think that mitt romney is a good candidate? [applause] >> good. good. all right, please tell me why. understand that heuld is going to interview mitt romney tomorrow and he is going to say the the people love low hate you. [laughter] >> wait, did the microphones go on? >> [inaudible] >> he says they left him a billion in debt and that is why they are trying to vote him out of the state house. >> pandering? i will not repeat this. [laughter] governor romney, we would like to have you on fox news sunday. i will tell you afterwards the horrible thing this man said. >> did you get enough information to lead you into tomorrow? >> certainly. this is first-rate cram thank- you very much haraha. >> ladies and gentlemen,