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fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> ge

as ali vincent heads to malibu, california, to see how some of the hottest and fittest celebrities in the world stay in such amazing shape. as the first female winner of the biggest loser, ali vincent is a bit of a celebrity herself. but when it's time to try on a triathlons, stars gone and sweat is on! i think i'm going to puke. ♪ music a triathlon isn't just a race. it's a grueling fitness challenge consisting of a half-mile swim, a 25 mile bike ride and a four mile run. a challenge ali is ready to take on for the seventh time. i've got mom here, mom is like the best to have around because she's always like where's it at? i'm like mom i don't think you need another bell here! (excited) and then ali got a big surprise! look at you! it's jorge! jorge sierra has come a long way since meeting ali. he was featured in one of the first episodes with make big with ali vincent. he's already lost 80 pounds. keep it up! good job buddy! jorge's about to see ali do her own super workout. with her mom and jorge ready to cheer her on ali's ready to get going. it's beautiful today. the water look

our success has never just been about survival of the fittest it's about building a nation where we're all better off we pull together we pitch in we do our part we believe that hard work will pay off that responsibility will be rewarded and that our children will inherit a nation where those values live on. now let's hope the president actually goes beyond talk and actually does something we need to keep the pressure on him keep occupied. crazy alert the nine nine snakes movement after the cover might land registry office in india failed to approve a land request application submitted by a snake charmer by the name of oh a call took matters into his own hands he showed up at the office with three sacks full of snakes and unleashed the cobras to occupy the registry office told a local news agency. the. new. school. and will keep you off plucky mungana bonbon. they what i. got up to. cover workers desperately tried to shoo the snakes away as they slither around desks and chairs luckily no one was bitten or injured and according to reports no snakes were pepper sprayed. ob next will the

and those fighting to get into the middle class our success is never just been about survival of the fittest it's about building a nation where we're all better off we pull together we talk is cheap but it's a start when the parade is big enough politicians will always jump out in front of it hoist a flag and declare this is my parade and now the movement our parade has to keep it up. make sure that talk by our president by our representatives and by our news media is followed up by real action by real fundamental change in america we need to double our efforts occupied more congressional offices more lobbying firms more banks more foreclosed homes more public parks and like here more airwaves for the first time in over three decades in america corporate powers on the run the final section of an equal protection isn't titled let us begin and i am the book with a quote from john kennedy who said all this will not be finished in the first one hundred days nor will it be finished in the first thousand days nor in the lifetime of this administration nor even perhaps in our lifetime on this plane

our success has never just been about survival of the fittest. it's about building a nation where we are all better off. we pulling to and pitch in and do our part. we believe hard work will pay off and responsibility will be reward and our children will inherit a nation where those values live on. it is that belief that rallied thousands of americans to osawatomie. maybe even some of your ancestors. on a rain-soaked day more than a century ago, by train, by wagon, on buggy, bicycle, on foot, they came to hear the vision of a man who loved this country and was determined to perfect it. we are all americans, teddy roosevelt told them that day. our common interests are as brought as the economy. the final years of his life, he took the same message across this country. from osawatomie to new york city that no matter where he went, everybody would benefit from a country in which everyone gets a fair chance. well into our third century as a nation, we have grown and changed in many ways since roosevelt's time. the world is faster and the playing fiel

i don't need to tell you by the time you hit december it's just survival of the fittest. joe staley, less than their best. the steelers aching as well. the quarterback, ben not practicing this week. badly sprained his ankle. a week or so ago, might sideline him though sound sounds like will take a lot to keep him out. >> nonstop. it's -- it's range of motion, hot tub, cold tub, resistance moving, massages everything we can do. we got molded for a cast for a brace. >> one man doesn't a defense make but it's not the worst thing. james harrison not going to play for pittsburgh. his appeal of a one game suspension denied. the hit on colt mccoy -- a concussion and smith won't mind the fact that he will be out of that game. >>> now the time for the raiders to prove everybody wrong. the -- after what we have seen and miami and green bay it's hard to argue. they have a lot of improvement and just about every position and the quarterback, palmer feels the heat in times like this and he knows the raiders pretty much have to run the table, the last three to make it the postseason. >

is one of america's fittest cities. looking around on any given day, no matter what the weather is like, people are jogging and packing the gyms. itis not easy work. tonight, we are looking at fellow washington yans and asking them, what's your work out. >> my name is karen reyes. i'm a state-at-home mother. each pregnancy, i was gaining weight. >>> she was extremely overweight. we sat down and worked out a work-out regimen based on her abilities and strengths. >> mondays and tuesdays, i come in and do 30 minutes of cardio. then 30 minutes of weight training. then some stretching at the end. wednesday, thursday and friday is when i take classes. >> not everybody can afford a personal trainer. group fitness is ideal for those who want to work out, get an effective safe work out, show gains with whatever goal it is. what is important is learning how to weight train and incorporate that into the workout regimen. women need to lift. we need to lift weights and the more that you lift and the more lean muscle mass you have, t

if you look at evolution and believe in evolution you believe that the species survives pac that the fittest survive based on an ability to do what others don't do. i'm not arguing in favor of greed but acting in self-interest. my dad is a pastor and did i a speech in front of a group of retired pastors trying to argue guy that one of the biggest surprises i had was acting in your own interests sometimes can build a maurice taylor ral environment. if i'm an employer the first thing i want to do is i got to knowky trust you. if i can't trust you. >> people perceive what entrepreneurs do as greed. pryy i know his first or pry motheprimarily motive was to ce the world. when meg whitman build up ebay, they billete build it up. my motive was to help small businesses save and have a lot of fun doing it. made some money along the way and that was great. >> john: i would argue even if it was that is okay, too, because businesses can't use force. thank you david park, brad anderson, tom sten berg, these three alone helped create more than 200,000 jobs. coming up, more c.e. o.s and job creators. we wi

. >> survival of the fittest. >> he's going to survive as long as he wants to. >>> wizards talking about a turn around. the military bowl, a scoring >>> you know, who was it that said expecting life to be fair because it's not and never will be. this really sucks. >> it has. >> how are you the leading tackle in the nfl and you don't make -- >> stats can be deceiving. a lot of times the worth teams have the greatest tacklers. that being said, london fletcher deserves to be in the probowl. >> if you are knocking people down, you are knocking people down. what more do you need? >> listen to jim vance. vote for london fletcher. too little too late. the redskining wrapping up the season. salk about who made the probowl or who didn't make the probowl. not a single skin voted in. london fletcher, a first alternate which means he could make the trip to hawaii if somebody pulls out. for the 14th straight season, london on the outside looking in after the votes were tallied. >> you know, the thing is, i'm probably disappointed for an hour two. i was disappointed for an hour or two when the results

i don't need to tell you by the time you hit december it's just survival of the fittest. joe staley, less than their best. the steelers aching as well. the quarterback, ben not practicing this week. badly sprained his ankle. a week or so ago, might sideline him though sound sounds like will take a lot to keep him out. >> nonstop. it's -- it's range of motion, hot tub, cold tub, resistance moving, massages everything we can do. we got molded for a cast for a brace. >> one man doesn't a defense make but it's not the worst thing. james harrison not going to play for pittsburgh. his appeal of a one game suspension denied. the hit on colt mccoy -- a concussion and smith won't mind the fact that he will be out of that game. >>> now the time for the raiders to prove everybody wrong. the -- after what we have seen and miami and green bay it's hard to argue. they have a lot of improvement and just about every position and the quarterback, palmer feels the heat in times like this and he knows the raiders pretty much have to run the table, the last three to make it the postseason. >

if you look at evolution and believe in evolution you believe that the species survives pac that the fittest survive based on an ability to do what others don't do. i'm not arguing in favor of greed but acting in self-interest. my dad is a pastor and did i a speech in front of a group of retired pastors trying to argue guy that one of the biggest surprises i had was acting in your own interests sometimes can build a maurice taylor ral environment. if i'm an employer the first thing i want to do is i got to knowky trust you. if i can't trust you. >> people perceive what entrepreneurs do as greed. pryy i know his first or pry motheprimarily motive was to ce the world. when meg whitman build up ebay, they billete build it up. my motive was to help small businesses save and have a lot of fun doing it. made some money along the way and that was great. >> john: i would argue even if it was that is okay, too, because businesses can't use force. thank you david park, brad anderson, tom sten berg, these three alone helped create more than 200,000 jobs. coming up, more c.e. o.s and job creators. we wi

for them, it's all about survival of the fittest. >> using your vibes and looking at the motions and the actions to people from a distance. something is not right. something is not right. so, we've got to watch this here. >> the northern hispanics are our main gang here at san quentin. it's because they're better organized. if you look at the yard, it looks like the blacks control more of the yard. but the blacks are all fragmented into different gang groups. when the northerners, no matter what gang they're in on the street, when they get here, they're one group, and they all stick together. then the border brothers run this area over by the laundry that has the volleyball court. border brothers being anybody that was born south of the border. they usually are the ones getting the advantage taken of them because they're not organized at all. they've taken that little area there because nobody else wants it because it has an open bathroom. it stinks. it smells. the white guys over here on the parallel bars and on the picnic table. the white guys are pretty relaxed even though in real

success has never just about survival of the fittest. it is about building a nation where we are all better off, pulling together and pitching in. we believe that hard work will pay off, and responsibility will be rewarded and our children will inherit a nation where those values live on. it is that belief -- that thousands of americans -- this is a lot of them. maybe -- maybe even some of your ancestors. more than a century ago, by train or by wagon, on buggies and bicycles and on foot, they came to hear the vision of a man who loved his country and was determined to perfect it. rooseveltamericans, told them that day. our common interests are as broad as the continents. in the final years of his life he took the same message across the country. all the way to the heart of new york city, believing no matter where he went or and he was talking to, everyone would benefit from a country in which everyone gets a fair chance. and well into our third century as a nation, we have grown, and we have changed in many ways since his time. the world

they believed that somehow this was the survival of the fittest that somehow the trading capitalist activity was weeding out weak and is going to create liquidity and ultimately help the economy in the end. the reality is what they were doing is stealing from old people and the week. there is no way to do that unless you completely cut up your conscience and morality. it gets back to the famous experiment where people are told to turn the dial and they will hear the screams in the other room and the results show that people tend to do that as long as an authority figure tell them it is okay. that is what went on in this community. there was a mantra that existed generally that this stuff was all right. >> it is the way you made money. with your job. >> you had to. >> we would love to hear from you guys. we will circulate a mike. if you would just ask a question and speak into the mike because you are being recorded. thank you. >> this is a really awesome honor. thank you for doing this. my question is speaking about training for which you get into these jobs. what part of the problem is root

our success has never just been about the survival of the fittest. it's about building a nation of where we're all better off. we pull together. we pitch in. we do our part. we believe that hard work will pay off, that responsibility will be rewarded and that our children will inherit a nation where those values live on. [ applause ] and it is that belief that rallied thousands of americans to osawatomie. [ applause ] maybe even some of your ancestors on a rain-soaked day more than a century ago, by train, by wagon, on buggy, on bicycle, on foot, they came to hear the vision of a man who loved this country and was determined to perfect it. we are all americans, teddy roosevelt told them that day. our common interests are as broad as the economy. in the final years of his life, roosevelt took that message all across the country, from tiny osawatomie to new york city. believing that no matter where he went or who he was talking to, he believed that everyone gets a fair chance. [ applause ] and well into our third century as a nation, we have grown and

a misprint in mind chairmen print from which two statement evolution requires the evolution of the fittest anybody knows adaptability is likely for survival or our advantage in the struggle. just to take the most notorious come in the most finished example the most ruthless of national socialism that allowed the escape of these thinkers to the nine states with the separation of church and state if it is the atheistic regime then how come in the first chapter he says he is doing god's work and executing god's will? how come the cure of every officer may gain hitler in to a minor got started off by all my almighty god? how kaman the builds buckling it says god is on our side? top of the first three be made by the national socialist dictatorship is with the vatican and exchanging political control of germany for catholic information. how come the churches celebrated the birthday of 50 your every day every year on that day and tell democracy put an end to that? quasi superstitious? again is that a difference of emphasis between as to suggest there is something fascist about me and my believes

our success has never just been about survival of the fittest. it's about building a nation where we're all better off. we pull together. we pitch in. we do our part. we believe that hard work will pay off, that responsibility will be rewarded, and that our children will inherit a nation where those values live on. [applause] and it is that belief that rallied thousands of americans to osawatomie. [applause] maybe even some of your ancestors, on a rain-soaked day more than a century ago. by train, by wagon, on buggy, bicycle, on foot, they came to hear the vision of a man who loved this country and was determined to perfect it. we are all americans, teddy roosevelt told them that day. our common interests are as broad as the continent. in the final years of his life, roosevelt took that same message all across this country, from tiny osawatomie to the heart of new york city, believing that no matter where he went, no matter who he was talking to, everybody would benefit from a country in which everyone gets a fair chance. [applause] and well into

our success has never just been about survival of the fittest. it's about building a nation where we're all better off. we pull together. we pitch in. we do our part. we believe that hard work will pay off, that responsibility will be rewarded, and that our children will inherit a nation where those values live on. [applause] and it is that belief that rallied thousands of americans to osawatomie -- maybe even some of your ancestors -- on a rain-soaked day more than a century ago. by train, by wagon, on buggy, bicycle, on foot, they came to hear the vision of a man who loved this country and was determined to perfect it. "we are all americans," teddy roosevelt told them that day. "our common interests are as broad as the continent." in the final years of his life, roosevelt took that same message all across this country, from tiny osawatomie to the heart of new york city, believing that no matter where he went, no matter who he was talking to, everybody would benefit from a country in which everyone gets a fair chance. [applause] and well into ou

>> survival of the fittest. people are saying i don't want to take it anymore, and the strategy right now, if i worked with those guys, and the party and not matter, blame the other party, first. if the president is with the other party, blame him, too. number two, if it is in your party say it is the other guy. can you not take blame for everything to survive. and if the american people hold your feet for the fire, guess what? you have to say you are sorry because a lost things have not been done. >> this will not get resolved as long as the republicans keep with the no new taxes pledge. that americans for tax reform pledge. witness you have that, there is no movement. >> democrats want taxes. >>guest: we certainly want to increase taxes on people who can afford it. like during the kennedy era when america was at its most sotsful and wealthy paid people more taxes. >> here is the problem, there is a lot of infighting, the super committee, the debt ceiling and the americans don't have anything to show. we have a

the survival of the fittest, that might makes right, and he put out a series of lectures about evolution before the scopes trial which was entitled "brother versus brute." he did not understand the science very well, but he believed wrongly that the way the science was being applied by some people who have done so well in society, those who are doing well were those who should do well, who were biologically inclined to come out on top. this is one of the things he disliked about the theory. but he was a fundamentalist and he believed that what the bible said was true. he did not like something that would counteract that. >> iconic photograph of clarence darrow and william jennings bryan in tennessee. how did they come together for this historic moment in american history? >> bryan was asked by the prosecution to help with the trial. they knew that if bryan helped them, this would draw a lot of attention to the case. once clarence darrow, this great defense lawyer, a labor candidate like eugene debs and many of the figures, and when he heard that bryan, a former friend, was going to work