they lien over or rack , so wha you really want to do is anchor bolt all the way around the perimeterf the building, you may put plywood in the side walls but it's the front and back that is critical. because the building wants to, it's usually narrow or tall and it wants to rollover. you want to plywood the front and back if you can and maybe add a footing in the middle. it's amazing the minimal amount of strengthing you can do is enough to give a building an excuse to stand up. >> we've looked -- i have and i know pat has looked at hundreds maybe thousands of earthquake damaged buildings. the smallest investment in structural improvement will prevent buildings from collapse >> it's not just the damage. you have to live somewhere else while in is going on. all the things you need to thin about, if your building is damaged you have to find anothe place to live and your life change fs you can't come home and have to live in a shelter. the earthquake that we expect, you really don't want to be living in those shelters. you want to be at home. sfwl let's move along. so in the middle of h

goo>> he wants to implement whas related. we are serious about closing the chapters in order to achieve when reconciliation on the ground. >> palestinians have been crying out for reconciliation for years, but the division between fatah and hamas has been bitter and violent. and here after hamas and won elections in 2006, of years fighting erupted. he says he wanted to change with the election is held next year. mr. abbas is a fallback, says the prime minister, and there are major differences in policy, not least, how to deal with israel. >> hamas is a terror organization which is supported by iran. i have said many times the palestinian authority must decide between a pact with hamas and peace with israel. hamas and peace do not go together. >> after talks, president abbas has become frustrated with u.s. efforts. peace between palestinians seems his priority. >> many people are feared trapped in the rubble of a factory in the pakistani city of lahore following a gas explosion. at least 19 people are known to have died here a

wha s that club on the corner? i tell them they have to leave, and theysay, the guide told us to wait here. i do not understand why would they do that. it is kiof weird.t do >> of the security guard goes june a group of people waiting to get huandto a bus, do people respond to you? >> there are 40 people. the 40 people are drunk, and you have three guards, and after they get in front of our venue, it is not their responsibility anymore, so every time they come down,weve tget them moving. cracks do you know that your abc license says you are responsible for 50 feet in either direction of your club? >> i do understand. that is why we are trying to get them down the street. every time i tried to move, they say, they told us to wait for the bus here. i say, you have to move. >> you are outside working security. >> you do not know techniquesng about moving people along the? >> we definitely move people along. we have such close proximity to the club next to us that once their patrons across to our club, they think it is

. >> wha been waiting for this for 30 years. 126 in the last days iia it goes well beyond the company that produces them at well beyond aeronautical industry. it is a sign of confidence for e olfrchcomy >> in december, france said it would start producing -st producing it in a decade if it did not win any export orders, but the deal means the company is stepping up the competition withheds -- with rival eads. lost outn the multibillion- dollar deal, just as the outgoing ceo was looking to strengthen the company's's defense arm. compar to orders for passenger planes, those contracts are less susceptible to economic fluctuations. >> speaking of fierce competition, apple has won another battle in its long- running legal war against samsung. the companies are suing each other over patents for must have technologies in their flagship tablet computers, the ipad and the galaxy. this time, an appeals court in germany has ruled in favor of apple. >> the minimalist design with a rounded edges, details shared by samsung's tablet computers and apple's ipad. a duesseldorf court says samsung copied

is that wha tht the un has waited for, until they kill the children and the woman? >> homs is shattered and terrified after punishing days of this. hundreds of shells and mortar bombs have been fired at this place. amid the grief and the panic the one thing you hear over and over again from people is they feel abandoned by the outside world. they have not been out to play since the uprising began. their mothers in despair. prexy outside world will not help this, she says. god vengeance will come down on the syrian president. the kalashnikovs of the free syrian army can do little against tanks. they hope the regime's forces will crumble from the inside. the syrian armies morale has collapsed. says an officer who defected. they know they're killing civilians and they want this bloodbath to stop. as the bodies pile up, the prevailing mood here is one of despair. people feel trapped and they believe no one is coming to help. >> paul has left homs and is now in beirut. he describes how the people of homs have been dealing with the shelling by government forces. >> there

vice chairjoseph: wha else did you do besides double pane windows? did you do anything to the ceiling, the walls between the windows? the you do any oer soundproofin >> there is soundproofing on the sides of the building already. tri toaddres that with some quiet rock and some resilience channels. our ceiling will be sound tiles for acoustic. vice chair joseph: you have not done thisyet but you intend to do that? or are you just investigating and maybe won't do it? >> we plan on doing it. efeel it already was soundproofed. vice chair joseph: we used to get a bunch of sound complaints. so maybe not so much sounroofed. anying else? >> does the windows open? >> we put in aoundproof when a company. at is what they haveone. it is behind the existing window 3 inches to 6 inches inside our ilding, tocreate a sound barrier. >> they basically cannot open anymore? vice chair joseph: that is actually a really good way to soroof >> it at they do fornd studios. it works better keeping the sound in the room. it is far superior to what they had. vice chair joseph:

. >> it's the real-life reality blog where you have to see wha >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com, great videos all day long. >>> you guys remember charles and alli trippy, they have over 1,000 blogs, internet television. >> people love them. >> we have a new blog installment just put up over the weekend. >> there it is we snuck in. >> there is charles hanging out in boise, idaho with his fans, he's on tour. >> hey, guys. >> the next thing you know charles trippy is in the hospital. >> we were walking back, i felt lightheaded and passed out. he kept the blog going while he was in the hospital. >> we did one of those ct scans, mris, whatever. freaky. hate doing that. >> listen to what he found out. >> the doctor came in and said that i had a -- like a tumor -- i have a tumor in my head. >> that tumor was the reason that he blacked out and according to doctors, even had a seizure. >> briefly this is what it looks like. i have to get it removed. that's what's happening. it's not a really aggressive one is what i'm told. it's more of one

is this wha thçt the un waited, until they kill all the children come kill all the women?uddered and terrified after many punishing days of this. hundreds of shells and mortar bombs have been fired at this place. >> god,, go. >> the one thing you hear over and over is they feel abandoned by the outside world. they have not been out to play since the of rising -- uprising began. their mothers in despair. the outside world will not help us, she says. god'sç vengeance will come down on the syrian president. the kalashnikovs can do little against tanks. their hope their regime's forces will crumble from the inside. army's moral has collapsed. they know they're killing civilians and they want this bloodbath to stop. as the bodies pile up, the prevailing mood here is one of despair. people still trapped, and they believe no one is coming to help. bbc news, homs. >> paul has left homs and is in beirut. he described how people are dealing with shelling by government forces. >> there is little -- very little escape. we managed last night during a pause in the bombardment. and man

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and that's really wha is at issue. the hour of operation between 2:00 and 4:00, i think there is consensus among many people who spoke and many people who have come forward that the hours of 2:00 and 4:00 seem to be the most problematic and they'd like to see, as supervisor mar suggested those hours remain closed. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. anybody? >> hi, i'm a neighbor of jack in the box. myastebedroomwiow is just above their parking lot. since they havebeen closed between 2:00 and 6:00, i've had not been awakened at night like i usually am i haven't had trash on my step or jack in eboxatro continuing their party on my stoo it'sbeen a much nicer, better environment. thank you very much. >> thank you. any other public comment? ok. one at a time, guys. you have two minutes. >> a lot of the problems -- they're addressing security at the jack in the box restaurant itself. but the outer area where the people will park because there's not enough parking is a lot of the concern, also, from -- i'm one of

. >> apart from restructuring, wha steps are being planned to occur right wing violence in germany --o curb right wing violence in germany? >> the most important function of the committee is that it has a symbolic effect. it is supported across parliament by all parties from the left to the right. that is very unusual, as you know, for a parliamentary commission. in this particular case, the political establishment is saying, "we take the threat of nazi violence seriously, and we need to do something about it." >> john, thank you very much. >> kazakhstan's president is in berlin for talks with the german chancellor. angela merkel has called for a wider investigation into a police crackdown ordered by his government in december, but despite human rights concerns in the former soviet republic, they have agreed to tighter economic ties. >> the strategic deal worth 3 billion euros was signed in the chancellor's office. the agreement will allow german companies to search for raw materials in the mineral-rich central asian nation. merkel said the cooperation did not only benefit german indu

if they don't have an air way they can't breathe and then wha are they? >> (inaudible). >> dead and we will review that and it's a basic point. okay. if you are plea are bleeding an important to keep in mind that most bleeding stops on its own and all bleeding stops essentialls shrcials eventuaeve. medical joke and if you are in shock -- and no hurt nerves we don't want you to go in and hel somebody and have something fal on you and get other hur hurt. look, listen and feel and have you ever put your chin to your chest and it's tougher to breathe and tilt your head back and easier to get a breath and we tilt the head back, lift the jaw up off of the air way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then y

now more than ever, it's importanto figeficinanalal ae dvice from people wha s yhare your military value. f for our freesa a retimeuint guide, call 877-242-usaa. >> tim: tonight on cbs, begins with a special edition of "60 minutes" and then "the amazing race" and "the mentalist" and ""csi miami"." and they do want to look at the time remaining with the foul. with .3, no time to make a first and then hope to miss the second and get the tap-out for 3 and a 4-point sequence. >> mike: but they will look right here and a good job by wisconsin of batting the ball around. 1.2. it depends on the whistle. >> tim: i think it's .5 or.6. that's when you spot the clock. you have to allow for the time that the official has in identifying. and you see him at the bottom of your screen. watch when his arm goes up, at.6. which would be enough. >> mike: you would have to have an awfully long miss because if you tip it out, the clock starts. >> tim: i would agree. it would be highly unlikely they could pull it off. meanwhile, wisconsin has a chance for a road win over a top 10 big ten team for the first tim

hillary clinton "wha happened yesterday at th united nations was a straj city." boop boop boop "a great disappointment." a moral stain of the united nations. i think they're saying it for different reason but i'm interested... yes? >> i think those loud statements is really a waste of diplomatic munition and they should think hard if they were trying to turn the syrian situation in some kind of russia-baiting exercise becausety think many ways they nd russia more than we need them on so of the tough issues before us. >> rose: clearly there's issues of iran and... >> a lot of them. so it will be very bad mistake that they go down that road. >> rose: do you feel that a bit? >> well, i hope it's not going to happen. those emotional statements i think they should have been made. we have taken note of them and they will feel that we have taken no of them. >> rose: they being france and... >> well, those countries, members of the security cncil who ve been making tho statements bu my personal but very strong opinion, if you will, is exactly at i said. that somehow it t

we ask elizabeth cook: wha's driving prices so high, so ? elizabeth. pkg 15:04 juan cierra, studt its just hard to manage juan there's been another shootin east oakland tonight. >>> and up 12% from a year ago. now, conflict and consumption from around the world is the driving force. >> and as iran is looking to cut off oil to the u.k. and france and china is using more oil than ever before. >> reporter: but they blame the price surge on what is going on domesically. >> a lot of the main reasons for them, struggling back out there as you have been able to see that. >> reporter: now, experts say it is only the beginning that some say it could be up to $5 a gallon by the summertime after hearing the bay area. some of the low prices will be around $3.80 in places like redwood city and central san jose. now, up to $4.25 per gallon in select stations in oakland. dana? >> all right, elizabeth cook, thank you. >>> there has been another shooting in east oakland tonight. shortly after 8:00, police were called to a shooting at the international boulevard. they f

i will ask a requequestion, wha you working on now? >> does that sound planted? it wasn't. i just finished a monster of a book it's a huge book, set in japan and covers the earth from 1939 and 1966 about 2 brothers and the title is a street of a thousand blossoms. if you haven't noticed we are talking about themes that run through my book. one of the things i like a lot is exploring subcultures. the lepercy. the silk working women. i like to write about groups of people who persevere and make a life on their own aside from what the general culture is doing. i find that i don't consciously sit down and do that but it happens. in this particular book something that has fascinated me is sumo and sumo wrestlers and how they get so big and what it's like in their culture. one of the brothers becomes an sumo and that's why it's a big book! [laughter]. >> do you think that -- being a woman who is in women have been oppressed -- i don't know if they are now or not, dou think that has stimulated you in your writing coming out of that? you specifically and in general, do you feel lik

i want to you think of opera, part of it khrushchev and it is not translated.yo to watch, whas happened before, this is an 18 minute tape. you all. we'll show you just four minutes. i want to give back story. khrushchev loves the camera and he has given an eight minute harrangue how the soviets are passing the united states. he's saying we're waving bye-bye to you. we're a train waving bye-bye and you will try to catch up. when the tape rolls the vice president is saying -- is trying to say something in response, this is all improvised, neither one expected to be debating. you won't understand khrushchev but you won't need to, what will happen is the vice president will say things like in a diplomatic way you know there are certain things you do better than we do and certain things that we do better than you russians and at that point khrushchev will say no, that is not true. you will see -- he is clearly not waiting for the translation. so he is on automatic pilot. so this never appeared, this never appeared on television in the united states. but it gives you a sense of the drama that

wha's the matter ? can't rosa spell "fish" ? - well, rosa is not here yet. - well, i'm sure she'll be here soon. we open in ten minutes. she'usually here by now. maybe she fell on the way to the bus. she only walks one block to the bus stop. what if her bus ran out of gas ? well, another bus would come along and pick her up. but what if the other bus is hijacked ? hey, now that's a thought. just kidding. come on. come on. rapido. i es lo unico que me faltaba ! - at 6:55 on a beautiful monday morning-- - i'm late ! ♪ oh, well, at least my face will smell fresh. are my pancakes ready yet ? just a minute. i only have two hands. and you only have two customers. okay, okay. what's the matter, jess ? you know you're getting old when you hurt your back playing golf. you should sleep on a board. that works for me. i just bought an expensive bed. i'm not going to get rid of it. keep the bed. the board goes under the mattress. it gives you firm support. he doesn't have to sleep on a board. i know

we need to do wha in order to put our house in order. seems to me that our expenditures on diplomacy are really miniscule compared to the return on investment. our international affairs budget is in my judgment a smart investment that ultimately yields outside returns and saves onhaul. there's nothing conservative abt policy budget of a few billion dollars today in order to spend a trillion dollars later on when an otherwise avoidable crisis c looms. this year's budget request reflects very difficult decisions and obvious tradeoffs. i commend the administration for identifying programs where we can save money for deepening reforms at state and usaid. we also all know how crucial our military is tour national defense and i think everybody on the committee and in the administration shares the belief that we would never hesitate to use force when necessary but clearly smart and able diplomacy and development policy can neutralize threats before they become crises and can manage crises if threats escalate and sure stability and security afte

so i'm very concerned about wha review process and whether this is just an effort to slow down or stop progress on this incredibly important project. so can you describe the review process and how does this fit with the fact that there is, in fact, a commitment in the president's budget to continue this? >> the fact there is a commitment in the project means precisely what you just said. we're not prepared to abandon this project. the review project -- the review will not be review of just this, and i want to make that clear. we have three large projects, but we have a large nuclear physics program as well. and within the constraints of our budget we need the nuclear physics community to tell us what they value the most. and this panel of review is not going to affect what happens in fy 13. >> so, it's not affecting what's happening in fy 13. and so that means the project and funding moves forward for this year. >> we requested -- it depends on what congress does. we've requested the same amount of fy 13. that was ap eighted. >> as a member of the budget committee and moving forward wi

and in terms of wha in terms o direct negative impact on our economy and our budget, this is a huge risk. this is a risk we can take steps to mitigate. we cannot solve the european's problems for them. that would be illusion and extreme arrogance on our part to presume but we can build better protections for ourselves. first and foremost around the stability of our financial system. the financial services roundtable has a report out claiming that all the well in our banking including our big banks and we have fortress balance sheets in those banks and that's not true. it's not an accurate depiction of the level of equity financing relative to debt, the buffs against losses we have in our bank. federal reserve is women aware of this and you showed us the remarks of former vice care blinder and i'm sure mr. bernanke and his colleagues share those sentiments in private with you but they must take the logical step of suspending bank dividends. it makes no sense to aloup the banks to pay out the capital. they should keep it on their balance sheet and build up their equity relative to the loss

now we're several generations from that.it easy to forget wha costs people not to have the that word used on black memorabilia, little dolls that sh b big smiling faces eating watermelon with the big sausage lips and outrageous nose, fright wig hair. i collect that for a very if teach, you should not forget the past. there will come a time, and i believe it, that's why i collect. there will come a time when all of those things are gone and people will pretend it never existed. this is the more severe reason why i do this is that for the last person who comes out of a concentration camp had numbers tattooed on their arm, when they die, now all the stories of concentration camps go to the places people who deny the camps. it's on video. it's in artifacts and it's not in the person telling you the real story. so who then decides what's true and what's not? okay. when we think about the n word, it's not just a word that hecam was another use for the word. okay? it's not just a word that i'm coming after a white person for using because i think they don't have a right to use it. what a wa

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as you hair aear amy cramer wha you think? >> the term rino is concerning when you talk about people in your own party. i'm very involved in local politics, and you especially say in local politics the don't agree on certain things. people their own party cannot accept differing views, i think it leads to the fractions that happen in a party can end up destroying a party. it's very concerning. politics is all about compromise. as much as the tea party does not want us to compromise at all on certain issues, it's impossible. this country's too diverse. there are too many differing opinions. you have to compromise on some issues, and if they're not willing to compromise at all within their own party, they're going to have a real hard time in washington trying to get business done with half the people there being a completely different party. so, i mean, there's certainly issues you need to fight for. i think at times they need to tone down the rhetoric and, you know, try to get something done because if nothing gets done, nobody

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. >> there's limfew limits on wha the state can do.tate cannot ban birth control under the state constitution but i think i heard a comparison of discrimination of blacks. we were not fighting a civil war because of gays being held in slavery, we do not have an amendment from discriminating against blacks. that is what the things that the states cannot do. they cannot discriminal -- >> hang on a second. >> in a case of campaign finance law statutes your conservative majority overturned an act of congress. >> where was the vote? >> the vote was in the constitution. >> in overturning that decision, where was the vote? >> i think i can clarify it. >> the supreme court overturned it. ann coulter when the supreme court overturneds congress was that acting as a judicial activists was that constitutional or not? >> that is one of the things that is protected in the constitution, free speech. >> oh, in the case of the -- >> hey, i'm answering, it's in the constitution, there are amendments prohibiting the states or federal government to discri

morning:i am andrea fujii live at the baltimore basilica, where there is a battle over birth control wha. a new federal rule may require the catholic church to do and how leaders are fighting back. >> reporter: cars going green in more ways than one. i am jessica kartalija here at the maryland convention center, why marylander are looking to go more green. that story next. >> sharon gibala here with traffic control. starting to pick up more problems. we will tell you if it will get in your way, now over to marty. >> music's best will be on stage sunday night right here on wjz tv 13 for the grammy awards. this year eve host l.l. cool jay joins us on coffee with. you stay tuned. the morning edition continues right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com, baltimore. >> good morning, maryland. now don scott, marty bass and the latest breaking news from wjz's news team, your first warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it is wjz, maryland's news station. >> it is 6:30. it looks like we are going to have another spectacular sunrise. it is a very ni

wha >> good morning, everyone. it's monday, february 6th. i'm gretchen carlson.hanks for sharing your time with us today. the giants stage a comeback in the super bowl. >> incomplete! and the new york giants given last rights by many in december are the super bowl champs in february. >> highlights from the super bowl xvli, the number 46 seconds away. >> and madonna's super bowl debut full of fumbles and near tumbles. that wasn't the biggest controversy of the halftime show. why nbc is apologizing this morning for some of that happened with som

. >> wha was this ceremony if it wasn't a coronation? >> i would say a restoration ceremony. reference to the troubles that's befalling him in the past year saying you can't have the assent until you have the decent. >> he was accused by some men of sexual lly harassing them. his wife filed for divorce and then they reconciled. i'm not sure where it stands at this point. he's had a lot of troubles. who is this man that performed the ceremony? what's the connection between the two? >> they met about six months ago. i don't know the depth of their relationship. >> is he a rabbi? >> he's a self-identified rabbi. he's been not only jewish groups, but groups have distanced themselves. >> there are,00 thousands of pee in this church. the reaction from inside the church seems positive. when did this turn to a scandal? is it because it hit the internet? >> it went viral about wednesday. it's eye-catching, to say the least. it hit a lot of people the wrong way, particularly the wrapping in the torah. >> as i mentioned eddie long has apologized for this. in that apology he says it wasn

. >> i think there's a lot more happening than when he wha we are seeing. believe we will lose our nation. >> i'm sure glen beck is convin convinced. >> you have senator santorum's views so far to the right with his attitude on women in the workplace and gays and the bestiality comments and birth control, i do not think it's realistic for rick santorum to represent america. >> yikes. that's coming from a guy santorum supported. rick is not so realistic, how about mitt? he wrapped up a major economic address at the ford field situated around the 30-yard line. i guess grand idea of filling a 65,000 feet stadium with screaming fans want a good idea. he came pumped and primed with his i am presidential play book. >> i believe that despite the challenge that we have, if we have a president that will tell the truth and live with integrity and knows how to lead, who likes cars. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, we know he likes cars. we know that romney was from michigan before he was from massachusetts, before he was from new hampshire and sometimes california. last night he

howard whas raised that rating n there. they raised the target from $18 to $41 a share. sharper today to $31 right now. cobalt stock has more than doubled since late december, early january. here's another one that has just boomed since the beginning of the year, making an outperformer among the rivals like exxon mobil and noble energy on a 52-week basis. big mover there, ha ri a. >> they may not be stealing the headlines, but there are "under the radar" stocks making the move today. over to you, seema. >> rather than just focusing on the usual suspects, let's take a look at some of the "under the radar" names. a blockbuster report on alex yon. better than 3.5%. amtech systems, shares falling after the solar equipment supplier projected second-quarter sales that fell short of expectations, down better than 17%. also, take a look at amyris. it said it would sell as much as $60 million in stock. another one, leapfrog enterprise, shares falling, the educational toy maker reported margins that declined in the fourth quarter. sucked down better than 3.5%. nuance communication

we'll talk about investing and whas 'head for the year when we come back. is there any truth to reports that silver larrystein is capping rg, three world trade centers at seven stories. we'll talk with him in an exclusive interview. stay with us. >>> it's now going to consider whether it should trigger cds on greece, and that meeting will take place from 6:00 on thursday. so we're beginning to get a timeline. it's not actually, we now believe, according to mark chandler, a question of the collective action clauses, as we talked about so many times on cnbc. it would appear that the appeal to the determination committee has been made on the basis that they'll be aware the european central bank has attempted to subordinate all of the bond holders in greece by ensuring it will get a return on its investment in full. that's because the bonds are at lower quality. things are coming to a head in europe in terms of the politics, and the political risk. you see on your screen now, live pick infrastructures athens where the greek parliament is voting through, and nee

. >> jim jordan, the bigger question wha question, we kicked it around last night. have an obama budget that doesn't solve entitlements and doesn't slash spending. you also have a dysfunctional senate that won't vote on a budget, no resolution, aren't these exactly the criticisms that the standard & poor's rating agency made when the downgrade last summer and what is the risk that we might face another credit downgrade in the future? >> senator demint is correct. the president's budget director was in front of the committee and admitted under oath in front of the committee the president's budget never balances, from here to infinity, any way you score this it never gets to balance. >> is the size of the debt relative to the economy? the president plan would lower the deficit less than 3% of the size of the economy, the economists consensus that is a formula for growth and look, if all this big spending stuff were true, why did businesses add 3.5 million new jobs since march of 2010? >> i just want to come back to the dysfunction of no budget vote in the senate. on t