i used two flushes already. so, i only got one more flush and the whole toilet will be off. you know, you get used to it. hopefully my cellie doesn't have to use the bathroom. it has to sit there in the toilet. and we have to put a cover over it. this is the only prison i've been into that got three flushes. i didn't know it when i first got here. nobody tell me. so, when i first got here i caught myself taking a [ bleep ] and usually drop one, flush one. i kept on pushing. and that's when i found out the hard way. you got to burn incense. you know what i mean by burning incense, you have to find some toilet paper. oil. >> what is that? >> it's praying oil. it's praying oil. prison incent. i tape it to the vent. that's how the oil come out of it. so, it work. but it doesn't kill another man's smell. that's why you try to use the flushes. that's in case you use all your flushes up then, hey, you got to deal with it. >> cell searches continue at corcoran in the wake of the incident at tehachapi, giving rookie officer faldon a crash course. >> it definitely opens your eyes up a

i used two flushes already. so, i only got one more flush and the whole toilet will be off. you know, you get used to it. hopefully my cellie doesn't have to use the bathroom. it has to sit there in the toilet. and we have to put a cover over it. this is the only prison i've been into that got three flushes. i didn't know it when i first got here. nobody tell me. so, when i first got here i caught myself taking a [ bleep ] and usually drop one, flush one. i kept on pushing. and that's when i found out the hard way. you got to burn incense. you know what i mean by burning incense, you have to find some toilet paper. oil. >> what is that? >> it's praying oil. it's praying oil. prison incent. i tape it to the vent. that's how the oil come out of it. so, it work. but it doesn't kill another man's smell. that's why you try to use the flushes. that's in case you use all your flushes up then, hey, you got to deal with it. >> cell searches continue at corcoran in the wake of the incident at tehachapi, giving rookie officer faldon a crash course in his new profession. >> it definitel

once we flushed out a good plan for a program moving forward especially a build out plan, that takes out one of the -- we were the ones complaining about the build out and the mayor says that's not his reason for come forward and as soon as that flush out, that's another reason for the mayor to get away. at least during that build out work if not exploring other options of that program to hire people to plan it out so we can get this done. thanks. >> thank you very much, any other member of the public would like to comment? seeing none, we'll close public comment. one thing that was brought out before we had our vote for the resolution by commissioner breed was looking at appointments for the public utilities commission. i think we'll do shared appointments and that will be a possibility to explore a charter change that will give perhaps across the board on the bus around commission appointments or select few departments where there would be chaired commission appointments where there is a real constitutional crisis around the policies and how the policies are not being fulfilled is

the point is we're flush. we are $2,500-flush, so don't worry about that. we'd like to take some of that money - and taste a little bit of the high life. - absolutely. we've also talked our friend here into throwing his entire life savings into the venture. that's right. you see, i'm in it for the lifestyle as well as the great investment. okay, well, then what is it you guys are looking for? let's talk needs, please? i'd like to talk needs first. now i have the need for speed. it's very important, it's inherent, there's nothing i can do about it, so speed is a must.

side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away >> joe: first pitch from trevor rosenthal is upstairs for ball two to xander bogaerts. bogaerts got the rally started with a hit up the middle just past the glove of adam wainwright. a walk to stephen drew, an rbi double by david ross, and with two out, an rbi single by jacoby ellsbury, 3-1. it's still 3-1 as martinez goes one inning, allows one hit, struck out one. now it's the cardinal closer trying to keep it a two-run game as st. louis and mike matheny's game will have the top of the order in the bottom of this ninth inning. strike two on bogaerts. red sox trying to come in here to st. louis and take two of the three games before going back to fenway. strikeout starts the night. >> tim: trevor rosenthal telling us before the game that when he's going for a strikeout, he uses the right side of the rubber. but the left-handed batters

bottom line, brad is right, the president is not caring a spate flush -- spate flush straight e best a pair of 5. lou: we're a land that seems to be deserves better than what we're getting. >> for sure. lou: from both political parties. >> absolutely. lou: from congress and senate. john boehner does he lose power, influence and perhaps position here? >> no, i think he learned a lesson as has the tea party caucus. you can't go into battle unless you plan to win, you have to proper votes necessary. this is a town that runs to math. really simple math. going and subtraction. either you have 219 votes or you don't. in senate you have to have in some cases 60 votes, if you don't have the votes, you request not advance the policy, do you think that president, assuming it passed house and senate, do you think he would have signed it? please. come on. crazy stuff. lou: you said town runs on mag, much is devoted to counting currencies of all kind. are we going to see any difference in outcome here over the course of next 100 days ? >> i don't see it, there is no reason to believe we'll have a

you flush the condom yourself. put it in your glove compartment and take it he and flush it here. you know, but listen, these girls are taking turkey basters and pulling it out and inserting and putting themselves upside down. you think i'm making this up? keep thinking. pauly, i'm sorry. and speaking of babies, yesterday, i made a comment about babies and rten eggs and, you know, a woman of 45 years old. you know, i made this comment before but to those of you that are new watching our show, just know that sometimes my sense of humor is twisted out of something very painful in my life. for instance, you know, i shared that i was addicted to cocaine. i can share with you so many funny stories about me sweating and visine and i've had two five month miscarriages and little kevin was born out of begging. i gained 103 pounds. i was on bedrest. but anyway, if i offended anybody, i meant no harm because having babies is serious, serious business. thank you. [ applause ] >> wendy: i'm thinking that lindsay lohan is going to have to go back to rehab for a seventh time. my opinion. you ju

and stormwater was seen as a way to flush out the sewers. through the 19th century, the combined system was considered state-of-the-art throughout the world, and is still in use in many cities today. but cities constructed these systems before treatment was the standard. and even today's largest treatment plant doesn't have the capacity to treat the sudden volumes of water rushing through a combined system during rain. the plant is overloaded, and the excess rainwater, mixed with untreated raw sewage, is diverted straight into local waterways, creating a combined sewer overflow, or cso. there are over 700 communities in the united states with combined sewer systems. the other approach was to separate wastewater from stormwater, using two pipe networks. this separate system simply carries the stormwater away from the city. but even separate systems pollute the watershed. in developed areas, concrete and other impervious services prevent water from naturally soaking into the land. as the rainwater moves over the roads and concrete expanse, it

what is this waste flushing system that the brain is involved in while we're dreaming? >> this is even more fascinating and i'm preparing for this segment and i really get into this whole thing as a urologist. what happens to the building after it shuts down at 5:00, 6:00. cleaning people are coming in, cleaning up the waste so tomorrow when you show up, everything is beautiful. that's what's going on in our brain. the university of rochester is finding out there's a whole lymphatic system, the spinal fluid goes through our brine while you're sleeping, cleaning up the toxins you're talking about. beta amaloid. incredible. so what happened? your cells in the brain actually start to shrink by 60%. or the reason for that is they need to open up space for all these bubbling cleaning people coming in and clean up the toxins. they also, what happens is they start their activity ten times to make sure. that's why sleep is important. that's why getting seven hours of sleep, when you cut it down to three hours, what happens is you leave the toxins behind. in the morning, you wak

researchers found that the brain operates a waste flushing system that stays active during shut-eye, so dr. samadi, when we're in dreamland, what's this waste flushing system that the brain is involved in while we're dreaming? >> i think this is even more fascinating and i'm preparing for this segment and really getting to this whole they think as a ourologist. what happens to building at 5:00, 6:00 when we go home? all the cleaning people come in, cleaning up the waste, so by tomorrow morning when you show up, everything is beautiful. that's what's going on in our brain. the university of rochester is finding out is there's a whole system, it's the spinal fluid that mark just talked about, goes through our brain while you're sleeping, cleaning up all the toxins that we talked about. is it crazy? it's incredible. so what happens? your cells in brain actually start to shrink by 60 percent. so your beta amaloid, and the reason for that, they need to open up space for all these bubbling, cleaning people coming in and cleaning up the toxins. and they start their activity by ten times to

flush with cash to beijing's finest start slapping up prices read european corporations and brands one in china's mighty manufacturing industry was from west and no home. and syria's chemical disarmament is on the track with a new one plan as its progresses plays by the u.s. and russia the asia pacific summit in bali. live from moscow with me to on the day with more international news to our top story now russia still wants an official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague has reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spat between the two countries the details not from archie's going if she can't. the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and an apology by saying that they're investigating the incident and that they will apologize when and if they prove that the dutch law enforcement indeed violated international law now russia is not at all satisfied with such a response moscow says such an invasive an increase here and responses on acceptable and that the

flush cash beijing's finest to snapping up crisis right european corporations and brands lining china's mighty manufacturing industry with some western know how we got a report on that. and syria's chemical disarmament is on track with the u.n. plan as it progresses praised by the u.s. and russia but the asia pacific summit in bali. this is a tease could have you company our top story russia's president is demanding official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spot between the two countries what is going to cannes got more on this for us now let's catch up with her when we spoke earlier on there was a six o'clock moscow deadline for this what's happened that's right kevin the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and apology by saying they're investigating the incident and if they prove that the dutch line foresman violated in international law only they will apologize international law with regard to courts

flush with cash in beijing's our finest us nothing on ice is like the european corporations and brands lining china's my to manufacturing industry will somewhat say no. and a serious a chemical disarmament is on track with the un climate as it's progress is placed by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in bonn. it's ten pm here in of the russian capital you live with us on our genial with me to one with a top top story now russia still wants an official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of the russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spread to between the two countries the details for march he's going to cheat you ken. the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and an apology by saying that they're investigating the incident and that they will apologize when and if they prove that the dutch law enforcement indeed violated international law now russia is not at all satisfied with such a response moscow says such an invasive an increase here

flush with cash beijing's finest to snapping up crisis rag european corporations and brands lining china's mighty manufacturing industry with some western know how we got a report on that coming up. and syria's chemical disarmament is on track with the u.n. plan as it progresses praised by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in bali. which is join us for a good afternoon it's kevin i would hear r.t. today five pm here in moscow first russia's president is demanding an official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spat between the two countries and he's got a teacher can call the latest the netherlands gave no explanation of their actions so far russia put forward an ultimatum if you well to explain the incident and apologized until six pm moscow time now moscow did not elaborate on what happens if they don't respond by six pm but the russian president said this. at the good be sure sure you can see. this is a flagrant viol

it flushed yesterday, it flushed 10 years ago, what's the problem? narrator: atlanta is a rapidly growing urban area. its primary source of drinking water is the chattahoochee river, which also provides water to many downstream communities. but its infrastructure is dangerously old, without outdated facilities and combined sewer overflows polluting the watershed. the city faces strict consent decrees and lawsuits, along with a severe lack of funding. man: when i started working for the city of atlanta in the late '70s, we were approaching that point in time where a lot was going to be needed, in terms of rehabilitation and upkeep. most of the very large pipes were at least 80 years old. we had needs that were identified in the '50s and in the '60s and in the '70s that were deferred. woman: we are urging that we all try to find a way to overcome the obstacles and limitations that might exist. woman: when i was running for office, i met someone who knew mayor hartsfield, who, in the late 1960s, said, "i don't know who the next mayor will be, "but i kno

flush with cash beijing's final. crisis regular pin corporations and brands lining china's mighty manufacturing industry with some western know how. and syria's chemical disarmament is on track with the u.n. plan as it's progress is praised by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in barley. by the very warm welcome if you just joined us this is our team it's just past four pm now here in moscow and developing story this russia's president is demanding an official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight now the news comes against the backdrop of a nother spat between the two countries that is going to more on this. take us through what happened overnight that in the hague allegedly. having the nerve the netherlands gave no explanation of their actions so far russia put forward an ultimatum if you will to explain the incident and apologize until six pm moscow time dad is in two hours from now now also

a restaurant owner says toilet cafes are flushed with success. no, they're not. he's opening up one in los angeles apparently. let's see this. we walk you through the magic restroom cafe. >> reporter: it may look like a big restroom. but it's a toilet -- [indiscernible] a. popular fad in china that's made its way, the first in the country. >> you can sit on the toilet. >> reporter: the magic restroom cafe isn't officially open yet but anxious future customers like marcy can't wait to try it out. >> i thought it was a little odd. i think it's a cool gimmick to get people to come in. >> reporter: does it gross you out? >> actually not really. i just thought it was a cool idea. >> reporter: from the our natural plates to toilet bowl bowls, the staff encourages customers to make the experience their own. >> some customers were over it, a seat like this and sometimes they say where's the restroom. right here. >> reporter: the cafe had a soft opening over the week to test their recipes and closed for the week to flush out kings. we found reviews on yelp. one read i lik

i hope we never see our country flush money away like this again. not ever. it is time for the hostage-taking to end. it's time for every one of us to say, no more." that anger from elizabeth warren in the senate echoed last night on the house floor by the top democrat in the house, nancy pelosi. >> my colleagues, do you think that your recklessness was worth $24 billion to our economy? this recklessness is a luxury the american people cannot afford. >> the big question mark in washington, of course, sort of since the end of the bush administration, but particularly right now, the big question in washington, is what happens to the republican party now? right now, the question is, what happens to them immediately after this political disaster that they put themselves through and that they put the country through. that is the big question understandably, because it is absolutely unpredictable in terms of what happens to the republican party next. the civil war in that party is unresolved, and fascinating, but also unforeseeable in terms of its outcomes. that sa

a few days later the flushing did work they gave her more qui mal but she died the next day. it taught me a great lesson to think about my own time coming and we're now having conversations with our three daughters. i am now just learning about palliative care that is so much more humane. do you think as a society that one of the things as my mother-in-law the doctor told them what to do cheese steak as we hear ag we are moving away from that were becoming more aware we have the options? the amir growing in that way? >> i do think fielder generation is more desperate to authority but i have watched friends have as much terror excuse me have this much terror of death with the inability to face it. melanoma also was gone to the body but given all that bad dues dead within two hours he was told this is suppliant of coal breaking radiation and not even a pious to say what is it like to digest the news and and what do you want? i feel both ways i do think there is questioning but the terror of death is fundamental and it is not easy for any generation. also there are very well-int

flush with cash beijing's finest on snapping up prices all right you can call durations and brands on line each time it's my to manufacturing industry but someone has to know how. and syria's chemical disarmament is on track with the un plan as its progress is praised by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in bonn. from moscow this is r t you with me to bomb the day let's take a look at our top story this hour russia still wants an apology a from of the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight to the news comes against the backdrop of another spread between the two countries the details from marty's can just again. the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and an apology by saying that they're investigating the incident and that they will apologize when and if they prove that the dutch law enforcement indeed violated international law now russia is not at all satisfied with such a response moscow says such an invasive an increase here and responses on acceptable

they have been neutralized, some of them, and operations are on to flush them out. >> the army chief confirmed that terrorists were provided gunfire to infiltrate. several of the terrorists involved tried to infiltrate from other areas but were gunned down by the security forces. a large number of channels have talked about this being an intrusion. it is not. if this was intrusion, the adversary would go and occupy dominated ground, which is defensible, he said. seeking to downplay the incident he said, in this case, they were sitting in and i'll appear in which adversary is going to dominate an area by sitting in a knowledge? it is impossible for the terrorists to do any activity without the knowledge of the pakistan army. there is no way that they can operate there without the pakistan army. he was clear that no terror activity could take lace without pakistan army support -- take place without pakistan army support. asked about the evidence, the chief was also asked by reporters whether the incident reminded him of the cardinal intrusion. instead of saying that it was a similar si

i think we'll see that flush. certainly the rhetoric between the president and the house speaker, boehner, has ratcheted up, and that's why you've got fear reflected in the markets both in the sell-off and in some of the volatility paul's spoken about. obviously, we've said it many time, you can't get the toothpaste back in the tube. if they let this go too far, this is going to be a significant problem. now, i do believe paul's right, and that 1,650 will be a good buying opportunity. [ cheers ] however, as you can hear behind me in the vix pit, there's a lot of folks who think we'll slam right through that if indeed the president wants to continue his rhetoric along with the house speaker. >> a fair point, right, paul? this could get a lot worse if we're overestimating the ability, even at the 11th hour, to come in and make a deal. >> i don't underestimate that at all. they have to get something done. i don't think we'll see anything until the last hour. we could tip over the debt ceiling, but in my opinion, by j

let's have a look at some of china's recent investments in two thousand and ten a chinese car maker flush with money decided it would be easier to buy out sweden's troubled volvo than compete with it in january last year one of germany's premier concrete pump makers also fell to beijing's richest that same month italian not builder ferretti was snapped up by a company controlled by the communist regime just a few weeks later french fashion brand sonia recall was taken over by hong kong based firm in keeping with the growing fondness for luxury roger nightingale founder of an economic strategy consultancy firm says many european countries believe chinese investment poses a threat. a lot of european countries are very nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if yo

china's recent investments as our report just mentioned in two thousand and ten a chinese car maker flush with cash decided it would be easier to buy out sweden's troubled volvo than compete with it in january of last year one of germany's premier concrete makers also fell to beijing's riches that same month italian yacht builder ferrante was snapped up by a company controlled by the communist regime and just a few weeks later french fashion house sonia rykiel was taken over by a hong kong based firm in keeping with east growing fondness for a luxury roger nightingale founder of an economic strategy consultancy firm things many european countries say chinese investment poses a threat. a lot of european countries are very nervous about except seeing chinese cash who they are many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries w

refired shake and bake missions usually white phosphorus to flush them out. again and again sending burning white phosphorous they call shake and bake into the buildings to document the hidden massacres as it's obtained this footage of u.s. forces firing white phosphorous into residential homes after the attack the area and anyone in it is simply disappeared the golden reports the pentagon lloyd and deny do using white phosphorous as weapons until the evidence became overwhelming mood lived through the u.s. occupation of iraq operation desert storm in ninety ninety one as well as chemical attack on her love nine hundred eighty eight cruise and joins us thanks very much for coming on when first did you find out about chemical weapons use. their legs. and you waste heat. days and let's not get back to some time with the rest of the nineteen names in mind when i might pose this. also joined by which you tend. not to think that you can see mentioned. before and must not comes and talks about rights not that i found very much. around the highest rates of genetic d

with fired shake and bake missions using white phosphorous to flush them out. again and again sending burning white phosphorus they call shake and bake into the buildings to document the hidden massacres as it's obtained this footage of u.s. forces firing white phosphorous into residential homes of the area and anyone in it is simply disappeared the golden reports the pentagon lloyd and deny do using white phosphorous as weapons until the evidence became overwhelming. lived through the u.s. occupation of iraq operation desert storm in ninety ninety one as well as chemical attack on her love just one hundred eighty eight years and joins us thanks very much for coming on when first did you find out about chemical weapons use i for some legs can a walmart teen challenge you waste heat to eggs and that's not good news so it's to some time is the rest of the nine hundred ninety one when i might force this time. is weapons to. also joining followed by which it has. not. been thanks to that of course you can see as mentioned. before and must not and comes and talks ab

china's recent investments well as mentioned in her report in two thousand and ten a chinese car maker flush with money decided it would be easier to buy out sweden's troubled volvo than compete with it in general last year one of germany's premier concrete pump makers also fell to beijing's richest that same italian not builder ferretti was snapped up by a company controlled by the communist regime and just a few weeks later the french fresh fashion brand new recall was taken over by a hong kong based firm in keeping with the growing fondness for luxury galleys a founder of an economic strategy consultancy firm says many european countries believe chinese investment poses a threat. a lot of european countries are very nervous about except seeing chinese cash who they are many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will f

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relations in the country work here see a very very different picture one where domestic demand is entirely flush one where people's incomes are holding our taxes are rising and one where. sorts what we would have regarded as normal normal social services are being cut so again you know if success is that my daughter servers she assures her are being forced let's say to work long hours in order to pay somebody in america who's managed to speculate on our bond market yeah but that doesn't seem to me to be success and certainly nothing exciting about that fellow no no i don't think i'm. coming to live amongst us and you'll see what it's what the economy is really doing internally as opposed to reading writing reports from investment banks i thank david met william says speaking to us from dublin not someone that knows all about ireland. and it's just cost say i like hey i had to get you a because obviously i had no need i was going on what is going on so you agree with dave that yes i got i do i think david talked a lot of sense there what you see on that what you read in the newspapers is not does

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relations in the country work here see a very very different picture one where domestic demand is entirely flush one where people's incomes are falling out attacks are rising and one where all sorts of what we would have regarded as normal normal social services are being cut so again you know if success is that my job servers teachers who are being forced let's say to work long hours in order to pay somebody in america whose money just speculate in our bond market then yeah but up doesn't seem to me to be success and certainly nothing excited about oh no no i don't think that's. coming out of amongst us and then you'll see what it's what the economy is really doing internally as opposed to reading writing reports from investment banks i thank david met william says speaking to us from dublin now someone that knows all about ireland. is and it's it just costs a highly hey i had to get you a because of a c. i have shown you know what's going on that what is going on so you agree with dave that yes i go i have i do i think david talked about a sense that what you say on their own what you read in

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where i moved a year and a half ago is absolutely flushed. >> flushed. >> i've never seen a police quicker than d.c. i'm not sure that's good for the health of the country. there is bars empty. >> they are working, not drinking. >> the idea john boehner doesn't know a working man's face, he grew up above a bar as one of 14 children. >> why doesn't he get into a bar with barack obama and do business? >> because barack obama won't show up. look at your great -- president clinton, you can't -- piers, you can't to john harwood say in the span of the same paragraph i'm quote willing to negotiate with anybody on anything and say by the way, we're not going to negotiate until we get past what i want them to do. to lead us to negotiate as peggy pointed out today, not always to negotiate is to lead but i believe the president needs to be more engaged here. he runs the risk of looking disengaged from the process and somehow become some big argument between the tea party and moderate republicans. this is serious stuff and need all branchs involved. >> marc lamont hill, as usual shaking your head. her

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we fired shake and bake missions using white phosphorous to flush them out. again and again sending burning white phosphorus they call shake and bake into the buildings to document the hidden massacres as it's obtained this footage of u.s. forces firing white phosphorous into residential homes after the attack the area and anyone in it is simply disappeared the golden reports the pentagon lied and denied using white phosphorous as weapons until the evidence became overwhelming who's a mahmoud lived for us ok patient of iraq operation desert storm in ninety ninety one as well as said chemical attack on her love nine hundred eighty eight cruise and joins us thanks very much for coming on when first did you find out about him.

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