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. -- watters. >> are an atheist, why?believe in reality. >> do you believe they are punishing the atheists ivh saw the forecast, i thought that was going to be lead story on fox news. >> do you believe in nothing? >> absolutely. >> what was that all about. >> are you worried going to hell? >> how can i be worried about something that i don't believe in. >> if there is a hell, this is closest to it. >> it's no the that big of deal, okay. >> what happens when you die? >> when you are die you are going to be dead. >> i really hope i can be a skeleton in a science lab so i can hang around naked. >> that is creepy. >> you seem quite talkative this morning. >> what about tim tebow. >> if i could write it on my chest, continues to you think i would do that. >> it might not work. >> what happened in hospitals. >> if tim tebow asked you out, what would you say? >> i think i would meet somebody with my same values. >> sometimes god says yes, sometimes she says yes? >> there is no god. >> why do you call her a she? >> why not. >> if

. -- watters. >> are an atheist, why?> because i believe in reality. >> do you believe they are punishing the atheists ivh saw the forecast, i thought that was going to be lead story on fox news. >> do you believe in nothing? >> absolutely. >> what was that all about. >> are you worried going to hell? >> how can i be worried about something that i don't believe in. >> if there is a hell, this is closest to it. >> it's no the that big of deal, okay. >> what happens when you die? >> when you are die you are going to be dead. >> i really hope i can be a skeleton in a science lab so i can hang around naked. >> that is creepy. >> you seem quite talkative this morning. >> what about tim tebow. >> if i could write it on my chest, continues to you think i would do that. >> it might not work. >> what happened in hospitals. >> if tim tebow asked you out, what would you say? >> i think i would meet somebody with my same values. >> sometimes god says yes, sometimes she says yes? >> there is no god. >> why do you call her a she? >> wh

. >> i bet this year, the wager is a little different and doesn't include jumping into ice cold watter. >> let's find out how that deep felt and what the new wager is. pastor dave, tell me how that felt? >> it was cold. it was really cold. we were trying to find a lake that wasn't frozen over. that shows you how cold it was. it was pretty funny watching this. i thought i was going to die at the moment. >> do you show these videos to the entire congregation? >> oh, yeah, for sure. we're not your typical church. >> when you first came up with the idea for this wager, you thought it was a good idea and you also didn't think they would probably raise the funds, did you? >> the organization these funds go to, it's called buying maple plates and it helps single moms and kids who are homeless get back on their feet, get their life started again. it's an incredible organization. so i have no problem challenging our folks, give big, big generous. hopefully i'm not the one th has to fulfill a bet this time, oug i de mpin >> ever feel like life is a roller coaster? then you're going to li ride do

he dropped out and decided to mix flour, watter, egs.takes his cookies and delivers them under cover to students for a sweet fix. it's a secret because he was embarrassed to tell anybody he chose cookies over chemistry. >> that's the reason we call it the secret cookie service because it was a secret from everyone that knew me. >> well, it looks like he made the right move. customers are hooked. more than 24,000 students are clam mooring for snickerdoodle cookies and he's looking to take his business nationwide soon and he hopes to be rolling in dough. >> oh, you knew that was coming. >> they knew that was coming. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> peopl

. >>> more video right now portland oregon man was pulled from freezing watters in the river on sunday. and a good samaritan is being credited with saving his life. fire department spokesman says hyperthermia could have set in if the rescuers hadn't respond sewed quickly. he was taken to a local hospital for treatment a. >>> day three of the iditarod. 66 mushers and dog teams started the 8-day race saturday and will travel across a thousand miles of the wilderness on a sled trying to be the first to reach the old gold rush town of nome. the prize is 550,000 dollars for the first 30 finishs with the winner receiving about 50 grand and a new truck. >>> here's a journey of a different kind. conservationist set sail on a 8,000 mile solo trip to raise awareness for sea creatures. jim sullivan head for the philippines. he is traveling alone in an unpowered 30 foot sailboat. it's the first attempt to sail nonstop across the pacific ocean without a motor in more than 300 years. >>> >> we are going recreate the spanish routes of the 1700s and for me it's to bring awareness to the beautiful crea

. >>> one of japan's crippled nuclear reactor has high radiation levels and hardly any watter to cool it. the damage from the tsunami disaster was so severe the plant operator at the tubing seema will is to develop special equipment to tolerate the harsh environment. >>> today the 32nd anniversary of the 3 mile island accident. it was 1979 in pennsylvania, the worst accident in the u.s. commercial nuclear power plant history resulting in the release of small amounts

. >> reporter: we don't know where the waste watter is going, if they have waste water? >> correct. we know nothing. >> reporter: is that acceptable? >> not for me. not for me and i think not for the majority of the legislature. >> reporter: that lack of knowledge also worries residents, such as steve craig. >> it leaves a huge question mark for the public, as to what is stockpiled material? what about semiabandoned wells that have been fractured four or five times. >> reporter: now california's division of oil, gas and thermo resources, admits it received $3.2 million in 2010, and hired 17 additional staffers to regulate underground injection control. but d.a.g.r. says that was not include fracing. they don't know how many wells there are. and they are not regulating it in any way. we contacted several oil and gas companies. they refused to tell us how they are fracing. and we learned that it can cause mild earthquakes. >> oh, my. >> reporter: you can hear that interview. go on our website. you can hear the full report. nbcbayarea.com. put in fracing. >> a lot of people will be int

. >> water coming up to the steps and the by 2 or 3 feet of watter. >> 13 to 18 boats and agents had to be used. homes and cars under water. also business windows were busted out from the pressure. officials say live power lines are not only a threat but snakes also gators. it's louisiana, people. they could be washed-out. some hibernating will be brought out of the swamps because the southern part of the state is a swampy area. >>> listen to this a. government agency that issues daley forecasts and severe weather warnings could have its budget cut by as much as 39 million dollars. we are talking about the national weather service. the proposed cuts could mean a delay in getting new technology to the stations across the country. and if it passes, the national weather service offices could see changes as early as this october. >>> >> that's cutting into your -- >> that's cutting into your house. >> that's not good. we will see how that works out. >>> we are dealing with some rain that's starting to die down a little bit this morning. now the focus will go to temperatures but we do hav

how about tyvac, a watter proof synthetic material. along with corian, which might be what your kitchen counter top is made of. mine is. or here's another example. fuel efficiency. standards for miles per gallon keep getting higher, dupont introduced a host of new products that helped make cars more lightweight. more recently, they've come up with nano fiber-based separators for batteries used in hybrid vehicles. and that is just the tip of the iceberg. okay. so why am i so hung up on the idea of getting you to think of dupont as a "technology company"? why? because i need you to understand that this is not merely some chemical, cyclical play, okay. dupont is now a speculative growth story. why does this matter? because the stock is up 200% over the last three years. that's spanking the s&p 500. after that kind of move, it's natural to think you missed it. no reason to buy here. but, wrong. as long as dupont keeps innovating and v, the stock can keep going higher. now, these days, dupont is foe cussed on solving three big picture probl

giant chunks of ice crashed into the watter with some getting close to the boat, in fact. the captain quickly steered away from the collapsed iceberg and passengers cheered at the amazing sight. something to see out there. >> wow. >> isn't that something n. >> i have often thought about it would be a wonderful trip to take, take that cruise ship, go down to antarctica. those are the risks you take when you go down there. icebergs. >> icy around here this morning. i was out walking. >> what a change. >> chilly wind. >> yeah. yesterday we were in the 70s. and now we are down into the 40s to just near 50 degrees. what a dramatic drop from yesterday. there's a live puck tour from our news4 city camera. will's capitol hill. still under a gray sky in washington. but off to our west, not too far away. that sunshine is breaking out. still cloudy at reagan national where the temperature is at 49. they just had a wind gust to around 22 miles an hour. the winds are going to be a little bit blustery here as we get into the rest of the afternoon. now that is what looked like 11:00 last

. >> they can drink boiling geyser watter and live up in the mountains in south america. >> very pretty some barry white. >> yeah. >> she's beautiful. >> amazing. >> we'll keep our eye on her. >> what do we have up in the tree? >> this is a black and white rust lemur. they are found only in one spot. remember the movie "madagascar"? see, look at this. he might want to eat those, but mainly they're leaf eaters. >> see you, pink. >> does he want a banana? >> a banana would be great for this guy. because they're only found in an island environment and they've lost about 90% of their habitat, just about all speesh of lemurs are endangered. allison jolly, one of the heros in our book, was one of the first women to go down and study lemurs on mad gas dar, but also realizes even today she's writing stories about lemurs so children on the island can learn about them. >> let's bring in our frog real quick. >> endangered species there, as well. this is an american bullfrog. about a third to a half of all amphibians, most of which are frogs -- you want to hold this guy? >> no thanks. >> oh, somebo