within weeks vince and larry were a part of pop culture. >> there was a magical formula here.aying attention. the message was getting across and people actually were buckling their safety belts. >> reporter: now, 25 years after the first spot aired, vince and larry's costumes are being inducted into the smithsonian along with a pile of heads, arms and legs. associate curator roger white calls them the poster children for car safety in the '80s and '90s. >> americans were finally accepting seat belts after decades of resisting them. >> reporter: in the 13 years the campaign ran, seat belt use jumped from 14% to 79% saving some 85,000 lives. today, david strickland runs the national highway traffic safety administration. >> these two dummies made a huge difference in every american's life in terms of how you approach traffic safety and wearing your belt. >> reporter: seat belt use today has risen to 84%. >> thousands die every year in car accidents because they don't buckle up. >> vince, we're dummies. we don't wear safety belts. >> reporter: not a bad contribution for a couple

got a big contract it was ok well speaking of the british accents vince cable who is with the lib dems and we were he was very prominent during the financial crisis because he was the only voice of reason in the house of commons and he is now in the headlines banks told lend more lose bonuses so vince cable the business secretary under this coalition government in the u.k. has announced that he's going to force bankers to lend to businesses or risk losing their bonuses under his new plans just some of the redstone to threaten the bugs because some of the rest of the middle and going away you get a lender are going to kill you i've got this twenty one year old the right is she loves me i've got some via you but a limbo we're going to let it work it's going to nominate well this is similar in a way because he's saying you know i'm going to whack you socially if you don't collect a billion dollar bonus this year you're a nobody europe you're a peasant if you don't make a billion dollars a year. absolutely but the joke of it all is that no matter how many loans they inject into the system

she plays vince's girlfriend, vince's love interest. >> jimmy: and she's a porn star. >> oh, she's a >> jimmy: adult. >> adult film star. >> jimmy: all right, don't say porn. >> no, no, i don't know if that's their proper -- i don't know what the etiquette is. i just say adult films. >> jimmy: yeah, and she's a famous one. >> she's, like, the biggest. [ laughter ] she's, like, won those -- she clean-sweeped the awards. like, the award show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? the awards? >> yeah, the showtime, the showtime avn, the adult -- have you not seen that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> again. >> jimmy: my friend told me about it. my friend must have told me about it. but no -- she swept all the awards? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that must be fun directing a sex scene with her. >> well, yeah, it was weird because i -- when i got the script, i obviously -- was the first one to get the script, and i said to them, "all right" -- and i was actually dead serious. i was like, "all right, guys. got a racy scene coming up." and she was like, "racy?" and i was like, "well, maybe not so much racy for

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. >> larry: with kevin james and vince vaughn, right?ne this is serious drama. >> it is so dramatic. that i'm going to die. it's going to take me eight minutes, but i'm definitely going to die. >> larry: ron howard's directing. >> ron howard is directing. it's going to be hilarious. our rehearsal was so much fun. >> larry: what's the title? >> it's tentatively titled "cheate "cheaters" right now. it may change by the time the movie comes out. vince is so spontaneous, so quit-witted and just funny. just dead funny, you know? that i can't wait to do it. i'm looking forward to it. >> larry: ron doesn't do many come dis. >> i know. ron is so good. >> larry: he must be a wonderful director to work for. >> oh, man. and it's hard for me, because when i'm around him, i'm like -- >> larry: he's opie. >> yeah. i mean, yeah. stars still get star-struck. you know? i just grew up watching him. and i watched, you know, how amazing a director he became and what kind of films he made. and it's just like -- i'm just very honored to be able to work with h

. >> i doubt that her vince attracted the same amount of traffic that target can attract. >> they want more bus service at the intersection and they want services that meet urban needs. >> you consider deliveries because so many people want to walk or use their zbleix these are suggestions they want to hear because it will be the first urban concept store customized for san francisco. >> san francisco is very hip market. we understand that. we will be designing accordingly. >> at the same time they are proposing an equal sized store south of market. both would provide 200 jobs each and they could open by the spring of 2012. >> target says it hasn't projected a tax base yet. they want to pass this phase before it smuts an application for a use use permit. >> 4:35. oakland city council meets tonight the consider which want to put in front of voters. they include a $350 tax to pay for police services or expanding the utility tax to include water usage and water collection. they are also looking at a tax on 12% on medical marijuana sales. they approved a plan on tuesday night that would al

. >> larry: with kevin james and vince vaughn, right?to die. >> larry: ron howard is directing. >> ron howard is directing. lit be hilarious. just our rehearsal was so much fun. >> larry: what's the tidal? >> tentatively named "the cheaters." it may change. vince is so spontaneous, so quick-witted, and funny, just dead funny. i can't wait to do it. i look forward to it. >> larry: ron doesn't do any comedies. >> ron is so good. >> larry: he must be a wonderful director to work for. >> oh, man. it's hard for me, because when i'm around him i'm like -- >> larry: he's opie. >> stars still get star struck, you know? and i just grew up watching him and i watched how amazing a director he became and what kind of great films he made and i'm just like -- i'm just very honored to be able to work with him. >> was it tough to be nominated and lose? >> no. i made a lot of money after that. >> larry: just getting -- >> i got paid, larry. no, it feels great to be nominated. because it's a small club. it is a small club. everybody doesn't get nominated

vince is so spontaneous and quick witted and is dead funny. >> i know.or to work for. >> it's hard for me. when i'm around him dr. >> he's opie. >> stars still get star struck. i grew up watching him. and i watched how amazing a director he became and what kind of great films he made. i'm very honored to be able to work with him. >> was it tough to be nominated and lose? >> no. i mean i made a lot of money after that. >> getting yours. >> i got paid, larry. no. it was great to be nominated. it's a small club. everybody doesn't get nominated for an oscar. i was with a great group of people. it was a chicago sweep. i was part of a great film. everyone fired on all pistons on that movie. o have the opportunitie came to me as a result of being nominated in that film, the weekend of the oscars when chicago was out, bringing down the house was the number one movie in the box office so it made $37 million. there is tom, denzel, merril. who gets to say things like. that and my film made bank. it was a good thing for me. >> i am going to have to talk to you more

john miller of the giants and vince skully of the dodgers. miller started calling games when he was 8 years old as a kid growing up in hayward. >> i can't imagine any job being as good as this one where you go to the ballpark, you love the game. you're there every day. they pay you to be there, they pay you to prepare for it. probably stuff that i would have been doing anyway as a baseball fan. it's not that easy to get all of this attention all of a sudden, have a day in the hall of fame and all of that stuff because i never really aspired to that. on the other hand i'm kind of getting into it now and i'm thinking, you know, maybe i will not be just regular anymore, just kind of get into this whole celebrity lifestyle. >> going out for interviews. >> not now. a little busy. >> big time. the new john. gets into the hall of fame and this is what happens. nice ceremony but the real ceremony comes six days from now in cooperstown, new york when miller will be inducted into the hall. >> it's a big thrill first of all to win the award. secondly, t

whopping cough he speculates that one reason for the high rate of a whopping cough death in the team with vince could be latino communities can live in extended families. the child is exposed to one person with wood and cough in a bill to fight it off but if they're exposed to several the amount of bacteria that is will overwhelm their 9áod be a lack of access to health care it could get extremely bad extremely quickly take a look like a normal cough and cold and had very severe very fast. whopping cough has become an epidemic in california and vaccination is critical not only for children but also for parents. christine conley kron 4 news. take a look of the cases marin county 195 cases of whooping cough that's the )d/3p2q the sonoma 55 cases, 31 in san mateo, 24 in santa clara, 32 in contra costa rica solano and 19 san francisco. kron 4 vicki tells as part of the problem in marin county may have to do with the high number of parents not vaccinating their children. nearly 200 cases of whooping cough is an epidemic sweeping iran. i'm seeing more whopping cough currently that i see my entire e y

on the left thousands homeless in central russia a record breaking heat wave the week's is to blame vince reports now from a village ravaged by fire just forty kilometers from. just take a look at the damage around me here these charge remains show what can happen when record heat meets drought like conditions and this was somebody is home and look nothing here is as it once was everything has been demolished now this family made it out ok but they're heartbroken and that's been the story throughout central russia where forest fires have ripped through the central area killing twenty five people and leaving two thousand homeless so now people are trying to figure out what's the next step how do they go on from here how do they rebuild their lives and it's been a painful.

. >> >> reporter: and it macon vince more people to fly in san jose to drop by a downtown that's now moving to a different beat. >> and the number one question they ask the safety ambassador, how do you ride the segway? they're out here, 3 days a year and they're off at -- 364 days a year. they're off for christmas. >>> a bay area neighborhood is becoming a hangout for mountain lions. for the third time in a month a mountain lion was spotted in emerald hills neighborhood near redwood city. a mountain lion was seen eating at the intersection of canyon lane. and last week a mountain lion was spotted about a mile away from there near the 3800 block of hamilton way. and they captured some digital photos of mountain lions at stanford. and the advice is alz what it is. if you see a mountain lion, don't run. make noise and try to make yourself big. >>> the breast cancer drug, regularly used for chemotherapy to treat colon, rectal and blood cancers and works by cutting off the blood supply to tumors. it earlier showed it could extend survival but now new studies cast doubts on those results

he has got a pretty good vince scully impersonation.the show tonight. >>> as getting quietly back to .500 breaking out the brooms today. all coming up on "game day" in just a few minutes. ,,,,,, raise mo million >>> evening in this cash strapped economy people found a way to raise more than $3 million for bay area aide aids. it will support local hiv prevention, testing and care services at 60 bay area organizations. the turnout shows they are not alone. >> me and my family are doing the aids walk in honor of my dad. he passed away 16 years ago from aids. >> they have raised more than $76 million since 1987 and has become the largest funds raiser for aids in northern california. >>> protestors disrupted the international aids conference in vienna today demanding drugs for all aids sufferers. protestors say rich nations should pay for drugs for the 33 million people who have aids. leaders from around the world gathered in vienna to discuss progress in the fight against aids. we will be right back. ,, ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announce

. >> john miller grew up idolizing vince scully so how would the dodgers legendary play by play man introduceiller tomorrow when he gets -- inducted into the hall of fame? >> let me interject that john miller in my mind is the best broadcaster in america in his price range. >> one of the things they brought up was cal ripken and the moment that you shared with bill clinton during your call. you were making the call and he was kind of screaming over you. can you just take us back to that moment? >> the president was on the air with us. cal came to the plate. it was his night. cal went to three balls and no strikes and i made my little joke with the president, and i said you know, mr. president, they can't on this night of all nights walk cal. the fans won't tolerate it. and i was thinking as the president you could maybe send down a presidential order and order them to throw a strike and the president said something to the effect that i know cal really wants to hit one here, but if they don't throw him a strike he will take his walk for the good of the team because that's the kind of player he

vince this is his 61st year calling dodger games. top of the third. a little blooper. center field.z scores 1 nothing giants. next batter. sandoval starting to come around for the panda. double score. giants up 2 dip. towering fly ball. deep into the night. newspaper james mcdonald third of the year and giants up 4 nothing. about xavier paul never trust a man with two first names. >> jeremy in the seventh. andre then in the high heat for casey blake and that ends you it. 5-two in the nl west. a's haunted for years by injuries to key players. sweeney need knee surgery and done for the year. they hosted red sox and who knew the emporer of red sox nation was in town. davis can fly. also has to pop. muscling up on dice game fourth of the year 1 nothing aids. one-1 in the fourth. a nile eights this change up. left field bleacher hit that wicked hot. pitched well no. run support. 2-1 red sox. came close in the fifth. 3s to diving catch off kevin. foul ball. a with two open and kurt grounds out oakland held to 3 hits in this game. 5 game win streak ends. look out. rangers reliefer hit in t

. >>> john miller grew up idlizing vince scully so how woot dodgers legendary play by play man introduceiller tomorrow? when miller gets inducted into the hall of fame. >> let me just inter ject, john miller, in my mind, is the best baseball broadcaster in america, in his price range. >> we were talking with the baltimore broadcasters and one of the things they brought up is cal ripken and the moment you shared with bill clinton during your call, and you were making the call and he was kind of screaming over you, and can you just take us back to that moment. >> the president was on the air with us, and cal came to the plate, and it was his night, and cal went to three balls and no strikes and i made my little joke that the president was saying, you know, mr. president, on this night, of all nights, they can't walk cal, the fans just won't tolerate and i was thinking maybe as the president you could send down a presidential order and order them to throw a strike and the president said something like i know cal wants to hit one here and if they don't throw a strike he will take the walk fo

after their death by having their brains and bodies frozen in anticipation of revival ortiz stacy vince visited the only facility outside the us which offers such services and talk to one of its contents. well that's just a moan put death on ice in the science fiction film demolition man freezing his body to be awakened in the future. and more than a decade later must go by but his love for bitching is attempting to have his and more talent on earth and his mind heaven can wait my parents had a mixed reaction to this my mom thinks it's a stupid waste of money most of my friends support me in this decision because they are also procrit iyonix he's paying thirty thousand dollars to have his body stored after he dies at the crew's clinic near moscow which freezes humans in the hopes of future thirty it's the only the city of its kind outside the us and so far they can explain the count stands for and the head of aid refrigerated gas are stored in this liquid nitrogen field that cracker was says it can't make any promises but this might just be a way to get a take to farm life if science ca

vince d'onofrio is an excellent actor and an excellent person. and all the people involved with the movie are just wonderful people, and it was a real labor of love. and the director was a wonderful man who was a friend of abbie's and anita's and very passionate. and it was just a real pleasure to do the-- you know, tom hayden came to the set and gave a speech, and it was just great. i have to ask you: last night, you did a truncated version of your stand-up, 30 minutes. and you made a point, near the end of that, of saying, "you know, i'm concerned about what people think of me after 30." right. "after an hour, they tend to like me." this show is 30. what would people see in the next half hour? i don't know. i'm sure that there's people who would see this and find me to be off-putting and aggressive and spinning as much as i accuse other people of spinning. and clearly, i've got my prejudices and my biases. you know, that's the thing that bill o'reilly will never understand. you got your own biases that are built-in spin. and i wish to god he wo

prosecutor vince dooley. what is the second story that comes out?ith it. >> it was all ryan thompson. david stebbins said thompson brought the gun to the party with him. he gets out of the car. he gets back into the consider and says i think i shot somebody. jared gilkenson' statement, ryan runs into the car and says i think i shot somebody. let's get out of here. >> reporter: both teenagers put a rifle in the car. >> absolutely. >> reporter: two of ryan's own friends, his curb side buddies from the neighborhood who the night before had told police they weren't involved now separately gave statements implicating ryan in the shooting of rob mccaffery. >> i noticed three or four cars coming and i said, ryan, this is it. i think they're here for you. they came in and arrested him. >> cuffed him? >> yes. >> read him his rights? >> read him his rights. got him outside away from us quickly and then took him away. >> reporter: and he never really came back, did he? he sort of left your life in some way at that point. >> yeah. that was it. >> reporter: but

the education in prison is that they use the system so well, they're so manipulative, they'll cop vince thinking. now i have a new way of thinking. no, you don't. you brutally raped women. you haven't really changed that kind of mindset. >> larry: what do you think of judge mathis' program of dealing with those prisoners who don't come into that description that you just gave? >> i agree with the judge in some of the ways. i think incrementally, you have to find a way to help these people move to the outside. i think they need to pay back society. i think they need to work within society. like when they come out, i think they need to pay for part of their rehabilitation so it's not just a free ride that they're getting. they're actually paying back to society and paying back the victims they took advantage of. and i have to mention the thing about expungement. i kind of disagree with that. when you expunge a record, that means you lie to society. you're telling a person to go into a job and when they ask you, did you commit a crime you put "no" down, you're a liar. that's not a good cit

. >> police were called to a comic book ken vince in san diego because of a pena tack.olice say two friends got into a fight shortly after a panel discussion. one of them used a pen to stab his friend near the eye. that ended in the result -- resulted in the arrest of the man with that pen. he was booked for assault with a deadly weapon. now that fight occurred because one friend was reportedly sitting too close to the other. >>> closing arguments are set to begin today in the trial of rob blagojevich. it was 20 months ago he was led out of his home in handcuffs. they have pled not guilty to scheming to seeming an appointment to president obama's former senate seat. >> the dark side of the force is with a bank robber in new york. police say a man dressed in a darth vader cape and mask walked into the bank. check out the picture,, he pulled out a gun instead of a light sabre of course. he was able to get away. police say he was apparently a yankee's baseball fan and he stored the money in a backpack. >>> he arrived after an eight thousand mile trip from san francisco. th

the great coach, vince lombardi, once said that individual commitment to a group effort is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, and a civilization work. this is your opportunity to make an individual commitment to a massive group effort, to save our industry, to save our economy, our way of life, and to get the folks of coastal louisiana back to work. as wlee today, let us always remember those who perished in the deep water horizon rig on april 20. always remember to keep their families in your thoughts and prayers. i believe we live in a country where we can do two things at one time. but it takes hard work. is it's time to roll up our sleeves and let's go to work. mr. president, we need to you work on this job as you did trying to get this job. thank you! [captioning performed by national captioning institute] caps [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> c-span is now available in over 100 million homes, bringing you a direct link to public affairs, politics, history, and nonfiction books, all as a public service, created by america's cable co

lind did mcmahon, co-founder with her husband vince, wwe, now a candidate in connecticut. >> we produced form of entertainment and we're the best in the world. >> reporter: martha hart, the widow of owner hart who died in the ring in 1999. he fell 80 feet when his body harness malfunctioned. >> this is not part of the entertainment tonight. >> reporter: martha sued then for wrongful death and is suing for what is illegal use of her husband's pictures. >> they weredy respectful from the moment he died. the moment he died in the ring. they couldn't wait to scrape his body off the mat. and they paraded match after match into that mat. >> is any of this a personal grudge against lind za mcover l? >> what i care about they are exploiting owen and i want it to stop. >> reporter: the new wwe dvd about owen hart is what set her off. >> i take issue with the wwe trying to exploit owen and make money on the product that he is involved with. >> reporter: wwe counters they have every right to use it and martha has other motives. >> she injects herself into the campaign of linda mcmahon. >> reporter

. >> the main debt vince up here on both sides of the rerig -- te main deck vents up here on both sides of the rick, we are not seeing that shell shakers on this level. >> when those alarms activated, where were you see the indication that they had activated? >> you would see the indication at that ccr and the ecr. >> could you take that blue pen and also draw locate -- -- >> circle around those locations as well? >> thank you, sir. he may sit down. -- you may sit down. i am going to ask a little more information about the gas detection system which you previously described as you experience it on the evening of the 20th. can you take is in a step-by- step fashion and describe how the gas detection system is set up. what happens when an alarm activates, and then the sequence of events that is set in motion by that alarm. >> any detector that is in a normal state can go to a high stake are eight high-high stake, depending on the level of gas or toxins that are present in the atmosphere. when you get to those detectors to go high-tide in one designated zone, or if you get one detector in

this sequence of the vince will take place and start some say it -- sometime in the afternoon today. we were going to try to do it yesterday, but we ran at of daylight during once everything is redeployed and back in the area, these things will happen in the following sequence. when we get ready to do the well integrity test, we will do production through that q 4000 and in the helix-producer one. we will move all of the hydrocarbons up through the stack. the kill lines will be opened and the center board is already open. in sequence, we will attempt to close the stack down and assess the pressure readings as we do that. the first thing we will do is close the remaining rahm. then we will take pressure readings. we will then close the kill line, which is the second remaining outlets and take pressure readings. the most critical will be the choke line. there is a special device. if you look at the video, it is yellow and long and horizontal lee. that joe klein will be controlled by a remote operating vehicle. -- that choke line will be controlled by a remote operating a vehicle. the g

chairman, in my written testimony i outline at length what i and and the catholic bishops are kons vincedpublic policy needed for repairing our broken immigration system. i would like to emphasize this morninging what i and my fellow bishops think are some of the ethical and moral issues in this debate confronting our elected officials and our nation. the immigration issue is often dissected in terms of the economic, social, or legal impacts on our nation. what is not often acknowledged and frankly is sometimes dismissed is that immigration is ultimately a humanitarian issue since it impacts the basic right rights dignities of millions of people and their families. it has basic survival and decency of life experienced by human beings like us. madam chairman, our current immigration system fails to meet the moral test of protecting the basic rights and dignity of the human person. as the bishop who oversees the diocese along the mexico border, the epicenter of micromovement, witness the human consequences of the broken system in my diocese's service programs, hospitals, schools, and parish

chairman, in my written testimony i outline at length what i and and the catholic bishops are kons vinced is the public policy needed for repairing our broken immigration system. i would like to emphasize this morninging what i and my fellow bishops think are some of the ethical and moral issues in this debate confronting our elected officials and our nation. the immigration issue is often dissected in terms of the economic, social, or legal impacts on our nation. what is not often acknowledged and frankly is sometimes dismissed is that immigration is ultimaly a humanitarian issue since it impacts the basic right rights dignities of millions of people and their families. it has basic survival and decency of life experienced by human beings like us. madam chairman, our current immigration system fails to meet the moral test of protecting the basic rights and dignity of the human person. as the bishop who oversees the diocese along the mexico border, the epicenter of micromovement, witness the human consequences of the broken system in my diocese's service programs, hospitals, schools, and

. >> the main debt vince up here on both sides of the rerig -- te main deck vents up here on both sides of the rick, we are not seeing that shell shakers on this level. >> when those alarms activated, where were you see the indication that they had activated? >> you would see the indication at that ccr and the ecr. >> could you take that blue pen and also draw locate -- -- >> circle around those locations as well? >> thank you, sir. he may sit down. -- you may sit down. i am going to ask a little more information about the gas detection system which you previously described as you experience it on the evening of the 20th. can you take is in a step-by- step fashion and describe how the gas detection system is set up. what happens when an alarm activates, and then the sequence of events that is set in motion by that alarm. >> any detector that is in a normal state can go to a high stake are eight high-high stake, depending on the level of gas or toxins that are present in the atmosphere. when you get to those detectors to go high-tide in one designated zone, or if you get one detector in

the great coach vince lom barredi once said that individual commitment to a group effort is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, and a civilization work. this is your opportunity to make an individual commitment to a massive group effort to save our industry, to save our economy, our way of life, and to get the folks of coastal louisiana back to work. as we leave today, let us always remember those who perished in the deepwater horizon rig on april 20. always remember to keep their families in your thoughts and prayers. i believe we live in a country, as i said earlier, where we can do two things at one time. but it takes hard work. [speaking french] it's time to roll up our sleeves and let's go to work. mr. president, we need you to work as hard on this job as you did trying to get this job. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> we have a special web page with all our coverage about the gulf of mexico oil spill. we've also set up a twitter section for your comments. you'll find it all at c-span.org/oil spill. and you can see continuing coverage of the oil spill cleanu