beds. >> we is to share twin rooms. -- we use to share twinned rooms. we slept in the afternoon. we actually got [unintelligible] by what can only be described as an artful dodger. when the police came in they said what on earth were you doing? we went, we are football players. they looked at us and said what is this all about? >> this canadian who once staged a live bed show -- this comedian. >> there is a certain chumminess. if you cannot sleep you can have a chat. >> like a slumber party. >> it means you only need one to of toothpaste -- one tube of toothpaste. one of you can use the facilities. there is a degree of generosity. it is really coming down to the snoring. if you are off first and snoring loudly, i am in trouble. ♪ >> you can learn more in a bed conversation. it is almost as if you have a different parameters than in an office. >> that is work pillow talk comes from. >> the bedroom -- we don't know what goes on in bedrooms. there is a whole world of difference. the bed is the most crucial piece of furniture. that is the only bit of furn

twins up by four. twins are the first team to advance to the postseason with a 6-4 comeback over the indians. >>> the phillies number is now down to 6. they beat the braves. roy halladay becomes the first phillies pitches in 20 years to win over 20 games. and jason, proving why he's worth it all giving the phillies the win. 5-1. they now lead the n.l. east by five. the season cannot end soon enough for the mets. they lost their fourth in a row last night. sanchez smashing a three-run homer in the fifth adding insult to injury. joe torre has no interest in managing the mets next season. not a good day for the metropolitans. marlins win, 5-2. >>> finally -- tiger woods is arguably the best golfer. michael jordan, the best basketball player, but had you combine the two sports, neither can match the talent of john jones. the teenager shows off his skills with what he calls a basketball hole in one. pretty cool stuff. the video doesn't appear to be altered, but you be the judge. >>> that's a look at sports

twins. -- france and's oldest living twins. a state of the emergency has been declared in ecuador after the president accused the opposition and security forces of an attempted coup. rafael correa was forced to flee the capital after tear gas was fired. troops were forced to take over the capital as the airport was closed. >> burning tires, teargas, and protests. these were not civilian demonstrators. they were the police. they will see cuts to their pay and benefits. dozens of national police officers chanted angry slogans and refuse to patrol the streets. they shot off the main runway, grinding all international air traffic to a halt. rafael correa gave a defiant speech. >> if you want to kill the president, here i am. kilmeade. kilmeade if you are brave. we will continue to follow one policy, one justice. we will not take one step backwards. if you want to end that pressure, and go for it. >> a few expect this protest will come to that. feelings are running high in ecuador. the top brass

they're identical twins who share pretty much everything. "well," you might say, "twins do that." but even in the strange parallel universe of identicals, the bryan brothers are in a league of their own. bob and mike celebrate each victory the same way. ( applause ) with over 62 professional titles, their chests may be getting sore, but they're not complaining-- they just broke the all-time record for tennis doubles. are you the best doubles players in the world? >> mike bryan: we like to think we are. did you see that? go to the replay, watch their hands. >> stahl: are you the best doubles players in the world? >> mike: we like to think we are. >> stahl: they do everything in synch. you get mesmerized watching, like when they're about to return a shot, or on the sidelines between games, or while practicing here near their home north of los angeles. >> mike: we complement each other really well. i mean, if you put us together, we're one really good... >> mike & bob: complete player. yeah. >> stahl: when you're playing, do you realize how synchronized you are? >> bob bryan: it's fr

twins up by four. twins are the first team to advance to the postseason with a 6-4 comeback over the indians. >>> the phillies number is now down to 6. roy haliday becomes the first phillies pitches in 20 years to win over 20 games. the phillies win it, 5-1, and now lead the n.l. east by five. the season cannot end soon enough for the mets. they lost their fourth in a row last night. sanchez smashing a three-run homer in the fifth adding insult to injury. not a good day for the metropolitans. marlins win, 5-2. >>> tiger woods is arguably the best golfer and michael jordan is the best basketball player. but when you combine the sports, neither can match the talent of john jones. the teenager shows off his basketball hole in one. the video doesn't appear to be altered, but you be the judge. that's a look at your sports today p.m. >>> who is getting bounced out of japan? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's getting to be that time of year and the pumpkins are getti

the minnesota twins were the first team to clench their division. even though the playoffs are two weeks away, francisco lariano will be the first starter. reached behind his back, snared the comebacker with his glov there was a two-hour rain delays. rays won it, 7-2, they'r 1 1/2 back in the l. east. how about one from the twins' nick blackburn. no glove needed. knocked the ball down with his leg. playoffs can't start soon enough for the twins. >>> jose lopez had quite a game against the blue jays, h three home runs, bringing his total to 10. the mariners have been waiting for this all season. lop lopez capped off the trifecta with a two-run bomber in the eighth. mariners won it, 6-3. >>> funny moments in the game, ray oswalt hit martin prado. it was about the only contact the braves ha all night. in the eighth, ibanez ripped this into the corner. phils won. >>> johnny peralta bare handed the toss and threw it to first. one more time, when u've got a speedster like jared dyson running down the line, you've got to pull off something special to turn

still ahead on "way too early," still partying in the twin cities right now after the hometown twins become the first team into the playoffs. is minnesota sliding under the radar here as the most dangerous team in baseball while the yankees and rays grab all the attention? highlights of all the games just ahead >>> plus, decision 2010. which candidate did the american people eliminate last night from "dancing with the stars"? there's bristol palin, is she headed back to wasilla? that and weather when "way too early" comes back. i can take one airline out... and another home. so with more flight options, i can find the combination that gets me there and back quickest. where you book matters. expedia. president obama: yeah, i took a trip to elkhart, indiana, today. elkhart's a place that has lost jobs faster >>> i took a trip to elkhart, indiana today. it's lost jobs faster than it's lost jobs faster than anywhere else in america. that tell people where to find food banks, even as the food banks don't have enough to meet the demand. what i wouldn't do for a do-over. [ female announcer

the minnesota twins were the first team to clench their division. even though the playoffs are two weeks away, francisco lariano will be the first starter. reached behind his back, snared the comebacker with his glove. there was a two-hour rain delays. rays won it, 7-2, they're 1 1/2 back in the a.l. east. how about one from the twins' nick blackburn. no glove needed. knocked the ball down with his leg. playoffs can't start soon enough for the twins. >>> jose lopez had quite a game against the blue jays, his three home runs, bringing his total to 10. the mariners have been waiting for this all season. lop lopez capped off the trifecta with a two-run bomber in the eighth. mariners won it, 6-3. >>> funny moments in the game, ray oswalt hit martin prado. it was about the only contact the braves had all night. in the eighth, ibanez ripped this into the corner. phils won. >>> johnny peralta bare handed the toss and threw it to first. one more time, when you've got a speedster like jared dyson running down the line, you've got to pull off something specia

twins broke it open in the 8th. they lead it now 9-3. >>> the cubs and the fans having some late season fun at the expense of the cardinals. randy wells trying to finish strong. a single off wainwright. it's xavier nady. the cubs win it 7-23 and go for the sweep of the cardinals tomorrow night. >>> it's early but so far the bears have been able to steer clear of season-ending injuries until now. hillenmeyer done for the year. and the nfl's new emphasis on the proper treatment for con suggestion cushion -- concussions. he missed the next one. and the bears made the announcemented, general manager calling player health and safety a priority. he admitted to mixed emotion. i respect the decision to place me on ir. while this is probably in my best interest, it's hard to accept the fact my season a over. the bears aren't the only season to get one. packers player done for the year. he's been a top ten rusher in three years. also done for the year. defensive tackle chris jenkins. >>> it seemed inevitable, to add to the ru

. >>> the twins are ready for the playoffs. three swings and three runs for jose lopez and one of the best double plays you've ever seen. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm amara sohn. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> abbott laboratories is recalling as many as 5 million containers of its best selling similac infant formula due to concerns it may be contaminated with insect parts. >>> florida governor charlie crist says his state will stop enforcing a ban on gay adoptions after an appeals court ruled it unconstitutional yesterday. >>> eight current and former officials of a los angeles suburb of bell, california, had their first day in court yesterday over their alleged involvement in a pay scandal. among those arrested was the city manager who paid himself $800,000, almost double the yearly salary of the nation's president. the eight did not enter pleas. their arraignments will be held next month. >>> scientist he say they've discovered fossils of two ne

the recipe for a long life according to france's oldest living twins. a state of emergency has been declared in ecuador after the president accused the opposition and security forces of an attempted president rafael corr coup. tear gas was fired. they forced the main airport to close. peru and colombia close their borders. >> tear gas and sit-in protests. they were not civilian protests. furious at austerity measures, dozens of national police officers chanted slogans and refused to patrol the streets. at the countries main airport, members of the military joined the protest by shutting off the runway and grinding international air traffic to a halt. as tensions began to rise, the countries president correa gave a defiant speech. >> if you want to kill the president, here i am. kill me if you are not happy, but we will continue with one policy, one justice -- dignity, and we will not take one step backward. if you want to take over and exert pressure go for it. >> few expects the protests will come to that. protests were held and other major cities. the

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twins trailing 1-0. jim thome, cracking his 589th career home run. he became the ninth player with 14-plus seasons and 25-plus homers. twins tie the game up at 1-1. bottom of the eight, game tied at 4-4. two on, two out for denard span. opposite field. danny valencia, come on down. a four-run eighth for minnesota. for a win and a loss by the white sox in oakland, the a.l. central is minnesota's. paul konerko, two outs, top of the ninth. he grounds out meekly to second base. that said, the white sox end up losing, 7-2. so, the a.l. central belongs to those twins. who had the champagne at the ready, from target field. they won the a.l. central six times in the last nine years. ron gardenhire gets his 800th win. the quickest to 800 wins as manager since davie johnson. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to new york and "america this morning." >>> well, after months of anticipation, the curtain call came early for the hoff. >> actor david hasselhoff became the first celebrity to get the boot from this season's "dancing with the stars

twins up by four. twinare the first team to advance to the postseason with a 6-4 comeback over the indians. >>> the phillies number is now down to6. roy haliday becomes the first phillies pitches in 20 years to win over 20 games. the phillies win it, 5-1, and now lead the n.l. east by five. the season cannot end soon ough for the mets. they lost their fourth in a row last night. sanchez smashing a thr-run homer in the fifth adding insult to injury. not a good day for the metropolitans. marlins win, 5-2. >>> tiger woods is arguably the best golfer and michael jordan is the best basketball player. but when you cbine the sports, neither can match the talent of john jones. the teenager shows off his basketball hole in one. the video doesn't appear to be altered, but you bthe judge. that's a look at your sports today p.m. >>> who is getting boued out of japan? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's getting to be at time of year and the pumpkins are getting ready for th

she believes newborn twins and her partner, -- she leaves newborn twins and her partner. she was only 41 years old, and she is diagnosed with cancer seven weeks ago, -- was diagnosed with cancer seven weeks ago. for the members who would like to send condolences, there is a website that was created by her friends and family. it is www.giveforward.org/ bakeanapple, and i would like to think the office of supervisor campos for providing this information and, again, to her partner, and to the new twins. i would like to send, you know, our condolences and our appreciation. thank you, so i am just going to move on. i did attend a convention with bettie yi. she is our representative to the state board of equalization. she made it very clear that she did not favor a patchwork of regulations regarding the alcohol industry because it is so difficult to work. she did make it clear that her office is not interested -- her office is interested in keeping small businesses operating, and her office will work with businesses that are having trouble meeting their tax payments. she was ve

>> reporter: we first met these twins, addie and cassie hempell last year. they each have a rare and fatal genetic disease called memonpick. >> they start losing memory, speech and the ability to take care of themselves. physically, it looks like alzheimer disease. >> reporter: the twins, now 6, suffer from cholesterol buildup in their brains and lost much of their ability to speak. >> they end up in wheelchairs and can't swallow and then it's fatal. >> reporter: children's hospital of oakland tried a sugary compound found in fabric softeners that did help and that does not cross the blood brain barrier. the girls continued their neurological decline and today, doctors won a approval to direct it into the girl's brain. the twins would be the first to have this treatment and it may be their only chance to survive. >> this is a bold and brave step to take to go from intravenous to directly infusing a blood into the final -- spinal fluid. the family is compassionate and care about their children and don't want harm and at the same time, they realize their which

they were prevalent out there. >> this is twin peaks? >> going up to twin peaks. >> one form does not change much. >> eucalyptus trees have got much taller. that is not halt leading up to predict that is the hill leading up to there. fifth avenue, that area of san francisco. ucsf. that is this area right here. >> it is an earthquake hazard micro zone. >> again, another example of the wpa. the streets, they wanted to get to the top of the hill, said the duties beautiful walls and stairways. they are doing well. >> all of these hillsides have catalyzed the design and construction of the interesting foundations and sub framing. >> up there, you'll find quite often, because it is rock, they have dug holes, filled it with concrete, put pulls up, and built their buildings. they have been there actually now 67 years. >> some of these are significant earthquake hazard? >> many of them, because they're not properly braced, because the foundations are not deep enough. the consequences could be significant during an earthquake. >> the tunnel opened

japan debuted not one, but twin pandas over the weekend. zoo staffers carefully handed the yet to be named newborn brother and sister kept warm in a towel and incubator, the cuddly pair weighed just under two pounds each. the one month olds are among 210 endangered giant panda species that live in captivity worldwide. they are cute. >>> what's cuter than a dog? a cute dog dressed up and for that we go to the annual dog parade in poland. dozens of dachshunds showed off their best medieval battle dress to honor the 600th anniversary of the battle of grumw, ald. that brought out kings, soldiers and some we just have no idea what the costume is. so, scott, maybe i'll let you take a shot at it. did you see that guy there? the weird squirrely thing. >> i don't know what that was. a spider? they're weiner dogs. maybe they should have dressed up as hot dogs. >> it is labor day and all. it's a favorite. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. it is labor day, which means government offices,

the first a's hit off a twins in season. braden in a jam, two on for twins rookie danny valencia, going long to left. that ball is gone. joe maurer and michael cuddyer score. the a's would add another, but not enough. >>> with two weeks left in the season, only one and a half games separate the top three teams in the n.l. west, at the top of the heap, the giants. san francisco back at it in just over a half hour, tim lincecum faces the brewers. padres plan a little afternoon baseball today facing the cards in st. louis. san diego trying to stop a three-game slide. the padres had blown a two-run lead, we're tied at four. note for long. ludwig taking care of that three-run shot puts the padres up 7-4. they go on to win 8-4. they're tied with the giants pending tonight's game in san francisco. the dodgers aren't even prete pretending to care any more. today they just rold over duringed day. troy tulle la wilt ski taking over. the rockies shortstop taking over. belting two shots. giving him 14 homers in his last 15 games. the ro

playoffs can't start soon enough for the twins. jose lopez had quite a game against the blue jays, hit three home runs to bring it to ten. mariners have been waiting for this all season after he hit 25 last year. lopez hit solo shots in the third and sixth and capped off the trifecta with a two-run bomb. not a bad day at the office. mariners won it 6-3. funny moment here. oswalt wanted a new ball and hit prado. about the only contact they had. they held them to one hit. ibanez's hit and phils win after a 1-0 victory. great double play there. peralta barehanded it. a 4-6-3. doesn't get better than that. one more time when you have a speedster. you have to pull off something special to turn two. that's exactly what they did and won it 4-2. that's your "first look." i'm fred roxgin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here's meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> those thunderstorms last night did damage across pennsylvania and d.c., the maryland area got hit good and outside of new york city, storm

twins trailing 1-0. jim thome, cracking his 589th career home run. the 9th player with 14-plus seasons with 21-plus homers. bottom of the ninth, game tied at 4-4. two on, two out for denard span. opposite field. danny valencia, come on down. a 44 run eighth for minnesota. for a win and a loss by the white sox in oakland, the a.l. central is minnesota. >>> paul konerko, two outs, top of the ninth. he grounds out meekly to second base. that said, the white sox end up losing 7-2. so, the a.l. central belongs to those twins. which had the champagne at the ready, from target field. they won the a.l. central six times in the last nine years. ron gardenhire gets his 800th win. the quickest to 800 wins as manager since davie johnson. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to new york and "america this morning." >>> after months of anticipation, the curtain call came early for the hoff. >> actor david hasselhoff became the first celebrity to get the boot from this season's "dancing with the stars." hasselhoff called the experience a great ri

twin peak 72 to ocean beach 56. there's a wide variety of temperatures but most are in the 60s including china basin at 68. fog's out there but it's going to take another day. maybe a late breeze being held in check by strong high pressure. sunny and warm to hot. 70s, 80s, 90s to near 100 away from the coast. high pressure another day but there's a system to the left of your screen. that will start a cooling trend tomorrow. patchy fog coast but warm to hot for many. light west wind maybe late not before 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s by the beaches. and low and mid and upper 90s in the bay. significantly cooler over the weekend and next week. >>> good news from the labor department this morning. both continuing and new jobless claims are down. first time filings for unemployment benefits dropped by 6,000 last week. it's the second week in a row that initial claims dropped. the number of continuing claims also fell by 23,000. but still at 4.46 million. one group of women is out earning their male counterparts. a new study sho

if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up between the gap and nobody celebrates it. i looked at him as we were all bundled together and thought, do you not notice all of us here pressed to the edge watching this one gap just to see a breach of light come through the s

preventing twin -- presenting twin challenges for us. if we proceed as usual as we are today, we will be more challenged in terms of congestion as existing areas will become far more congested in the downtown area. the regional trip will also be much longer. as well as on the surface transit. another part of the planning effort is responding to policy opportunities with landmark legislation passed at the state level on climate policy and sent out as a specific goals that we all need to work towards. the city's goals are more ambitious than the state goals for the climate as expressed in the 2004 climate action plan. the 2009 regional transportation plan identified a number of strategies being pursued, one of which we are already doing here in the public-private priority areas and focus on pricing and regional network development as an initiative that we are studying and implementing, as i have already mentioned climate. in addition we are accommodating these plans as part of san francisco's housing production and as well actively partici

the biggest irony is that the winklevoss twins have facebook profiles. facebook has gotten a lot of bad press recently but it's not keeping people away from it. even their biggest foes still have profiles. >> when the movie comes out, i'm even sure it will be more fascinating. thank you very much. >>> whenever there's a big invention, there always seems to be like a second offender that pops up, i was in the room, too, feel as little slighted. >> they only say that when the invention is successful. nobody ever tried to do that with things that go nowhere. >> right. well, if men are from mars and women from venus -- >> for the first time in history, there are more women in the workforce than men, more women earned ph.d.s. >> but men still lead women in alcoholism, homelessness, and u suicides. dan, perhaps there's no better person than to tell us why women are more superior than men than you. what is up with that? >> i just passed an article once that was talking about women better than men. i didn't believe some of the studies. i looked further and found

it will not be an all weekend rain. 54 twin cities. 54 at duluth. bemidji, minnesota. look at the temperature drops in the last 24 hours. huge chunk of the country. much cooler than it was. and we are pushing this humid air that fueled today's showers off to the south as evidenced by the lower dew points which stand at 55 in chicago but we will see 40s in the next couple of day pmps humidity 75%. winds northwest as we say and 69 as our water temperature along the shoreline. moderate values of mold, ragweed and weed reported today from loyola gottlieb hospital. we will see this pocket of winds here. that's that cool air mass coming southward. about the time crosses the u.s. canadian border these winds will sheer the coldest air off to the east but put us in the southern flank of the cool air mass and that's where we can get a couple of showers and have a pretty autumn feeling weekend ahead. look at the showers that have passed us by. they tower to 40,000 feet and flashing lightning in michigan. those significant rain producers have passed on to the east of us. still, a

it's a two-run single to make it 8-2 twins. they lead it in the 9th, about to take an eight game lead with 17 left to play. >>> cubs have had plenty of frustration. now the cardinals are feeling it. chris carpenter upset. four hits, one earned run. he was losing 2-1 in the 7th when this happened. tyler colvin got all that off carpenter. with two cubs aboard. a three-run homer. he hits the 20 mark and they're about to sweep the cards in st. louis for the first time in 22 years. >>> and the big heard all smiles tonight. rocky wuertz, mike shshefski. >>> world title this weekend where he had the pleasure of coaching bulls star derek rose. >> he wants to do well all the time. i thought his defensive pressure was terrific. and then he could -- he just pushes the ball down the court so well. i love derek. such a team player. the bulls are obviously really happy to have him. they should be because he's top quality as a player and person. >> bulls training camp, two weeks. >> feels year round. >> then hockey this weekend. here we go. >

and then they were forceed to building on the other side of twin peaks. where the weather wasn't as nice. >> i live in inner sunset. in 1906. in the big earthquake, that area had dramatic effect. one building settled down into the lake bed. >> the largest loss of life was at 17th and valencia hotel. the fire department came in, drown the people in the basement and the fire came and killed a bunch more people. across the street, there was a 3 story building any after the earthquake, the first floor went straight down. didn't crush. just liquified and created 1 story basement. >> we have unusual soil conditions and then, on top of that, we have built environment. we have buildings built of all different kinds of construction types and dates. when you put those together. maybe you are sitting on rock areas that are built solidly that will have little impact and you have other buildings, soft story buildings and people have essentially the same expectation. >> and the building department would come knock on my door and tell me it wasn't safe >> there are very

half the company was already in temporary space in the twin towers. and as a matter of fact, had the plane hit, had the first plane hit 15 minutes later, our family would have been wiped. >> what we think -- what ultimately develop here is with a completed trade center the same impact that rockefeller center had on the fifth avenue corridor and on the west side in the 1930's is exactly what we're gonna have here by 2014, 2015, 2016 when this is done. >> can you visualize that day when they cut the ribbon and people come in and it all comes together? >> i hope -- i'm only 79 years of age. i hope to be around at that time and i hope to be able to enjoy it and certainly participate in it. the values we have here in america are extraordinary. and to be able to rebuild this as testament to the values that this country espouses is just a spectacular privilege. and i consider myself to have been privileged and be privileged to participate in all of this. i'm blessed in that regard. >> yes indeed. i was down at ground zero working on another story that we'll

. >> this woman's son was killed in the twin towers and she is a muslim. she feels building the mosque is about civil rights. >> they have done a great injustice to the nation. a great injustice because they have sown the seeds of suspicion and ignited the flames of racism. >> the twin towers once stood here. america preparing to mark the ninth anniversary next week, this debate is drawing more divisive. >> mexican soldiers killed 25 suspected cartel members near the u.s. border in a region that has become one of the biggest battlegrounds in the drug war. they were killed on thursday during a raid. all the gunmen are believed to belong to the gang suspected of killing 72 migrants two weeks ago in what could be the biggest cartel massacre. with only one month left before the commonwealth games there are concerns that delhi will not be ready in time. the buildup has been mired in claims of corruption. monsoon rain has added to the city's woes. >> india is looking for a miracle. with a month to go for the commonwealth games, it is a race against time. much of

if you live on twin peaks you can drop into 6 neighborhoods quickly. many san franciscoians feel they have one neighborhood, we feel like we have 6 or 7. we are blessed. >> we have a beautiful park and wonderful forests. we are a appreciative of the (inaudible) and we are a quick trip over the hill to the heart of the city and just a step away from 280. so it's a wonderful location for the parish but for us as residents. >> (inaudible) at the time it was affordable, a family area, a great location, close to 280 and has a great neighborhood association, active. neighbors that have been there 30 years. it's stable. and great. >> we like the proximity to the mune, because we like it a lot. >> i heard about westportal and at that time there were a number of stores that went away. but the people came to find the things you couldn't find anywhere else. it's like being back in the midwest. >> it has a great transportation and old fashion feeling. the most unusual street of any part of san francisco. >> i love it, not for the summer weather, but i like the oce

twins win 4-2. brayden falls to 9-13 for the season. minnesota's magic number now for winning the a-l central is down to 5. >>> well, stanford played wake forest last year for the first time ever in football. the cardinal blew the 14 point lead in that game and lost to the demon deacons so it's payback time tonight. stanford at home in the dark, dark saider jerseys. up 13-0 after one quarter. he carries the defender into the end zone for another touchdown. they won 21-7. stanford's defense was also ready for the demon deacons. chase the power drive on wake forest tanner price. that play sets up a great field position for stanford who scored touchdowns in all six of the first half possessions. quarterback lock passes and he scores his first college touchdown. but lock threw two td passes and watch him turn into the marathon man. some great blocking. scores a 52-yard touchdown. stanford won 31-10 at half- time. a very late start to this game so it is now in the third quarter 55-17 the score. 19th ranked stanford about to go 3-or for the f

it is throughout the city, most notably twin peaks, edge hill, telegraph hill. every once in awhile, you hear about those who make the news with a rock fall or landslide. usually occur in the telegraph and twin peaks. . above the rock are the soil deposits. the most common is dune sand. it is nothing but rocks that has been worn down from the sierras and deposited along the beaches. the wind blew that dune sand over most of the city. it is this mustard color. on the avenues, it is very thick. it can be up to 400 feet thick. as you moved south across slope boulevard, that is the tolar foundation. it was named after the first to score every in -- after the first discovery in the cemetery. the man was out there and noticed this material was unique. he started mapping it. he traced it all the way up to slope. the dune sand generally has the consistency of sugar. it is fine grained sand. it is usually loose. it is poorly graded. the colma foundation can be the same stand but it is denser. it may have to play in it. it is much stronger. it is an excellent supporting m

but their lives are far from ordinary they live in twin oaks a commune spread over five hundred acres in rural virginia that promotes self-sufficiency and egalitarian is in the mainstream society there is a class system and we do everything in our policies and in our culture to have a classless society so it's important that we all live here equally and thirteen year old rowan has spent his entire life right here with the hundred people who have decided to make twin oaks their home i like the people here like they're over there in the people the community has an organized labor system where residents maintain a forty two hour work day each week that's what it can be met by putting in hours caring for children. making furniture milking cows and more there's hardly any other communism in the world like global economy ism has collapsed the few communist places that are left are twenty six and cuba but in this communist society if you don't pull your weight you can be exiled back to capitalised america to fend for yourself and we have a pretty strong commitment to working and making the p