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KGO ABC World News With David Muir April 18, 2011 00:57:00

And finally tonight here, more proof that grandma knows best. it comes from the african savannah, but we bet its true with your family, too. john berman introduces us to joyce who has her entire family listening. >> reporter: you can never go wrong with the idea that grandma knows best. especially when grandma weighs more than 5,000 pounds. weve long known that in the majestic world of elephants, it is the matriarch who guides the herds. but now we know how skilled they are at leading. researche...
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KGO ABC World News With David Muir April 17, 2011 00:47:00

Now only dogs and cows roam these streets. here in a scene straight out of a science fiction movie, police carefully ventured in for the first time. to search for bodies. >> you can see there is no one here. >> reporter: steve herman and john gliona are the first american reporters to make their way to the front gate of the nuclear reactors. which bleed out dangerous radiation. >> theres the image of the guys in hazmat suits coming up. its almost like nyet. go away. >> they just gave us the inte...
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KGO ABC World News With Diane Sawyer April 1, 2011 00:32:00

This lab is the front line of defense, where the governments been working around the clock to track radiation levels in milk produced all over the united states. that fresh milk could end up on your table within a few days. the levels of radioactive iodine detected in milk in washington and california so far are minuscule. the government says 5,000 times lower than what the fda considers a public health concern. and iodine breaks down quickly. even if a quart of milk in your refrigerator contain...
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KNTV NBC Nightly News April 1, 2011 00:32:00

Consumed already by american cows. 4700 miles from the nuclear disaster in japan, the faintest hints of radiation have now turned up in americas milk supply. trace amounts of radioactive iodine 131 found in samples taken from california on march 28th and washington state on march 25th. but levels so low the epa says a sample taken from spokane would have to be 5,000 times higher to reach levels at which the fda would intervene. >> for parents out there, this is a speck of dust. you should not wo...
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KNTV NBC Nightly News March 3, 2011 01:57:00

Finally tonight, just as about every fisherman alive has wanted at some point to see down there in the water and see those fish, what theyre up to and how to catch more of them. weve probably all wondered what critters do when its dark at night and nobodys watching, and fortunately for all of us, the smithsonian institution wondered the same thing, and they set out some cameras and they have recorded the most amazing things and so tonight nbcs lee cowan rips the cover off the nighttime world. >>...
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110218:01:46:00

You the wrong question. because you know jujitsu and knew how to shoot a gun before the age of 10 and took up hunting. who is your audience for this because i dont know that ive ever met a woman like you? >> my audience is for every woman out there whos concerned for their safety. >> but do you -- you are -- you know how to hunt. hunted on your website. i saw you with a bear and a bison you had shot. i mean, you -- this is not typical of 19-year-old women. >> youre correct. it isnt typical but, ...
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KGO ABC World News With Diane Sawyer February 12, 2011 01:45:00

Stop taking spiriva and call your doctor right away if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, have vision changes or eye pain, or have problems passing urine. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, problems passing urine, or an enlarged prostate, as these may worsen with spiriva. also, discuss the medicines you take, even eye drops. side effects include dry mouth, constipation, and trouble passing urine. it makes me breathe easier. i cant do everything i us...
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KPIX CBS Evening News With Katie Couric January 28, 2011 01:33:00

History. >> reporter: experts say its all hurting the economy. >> it just shut commerce down. people arent able to move. theyre not able to shop. >> reporter: restaurant traffic is down 3% compared to last year. mall traffic is down 5%. and one key barometer-- bottled water consumption has dropped 5% in the southeast. >> when you start to see bottled water fall, its a very good indicator that theres just not as many people out there making those purchases in general. >> reporter: in the south, w...
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110120:14:14:00

For the first time in decades, bison will be roaming free on public lands lets head to yellowstone. 23 bison were released from the park. they released the animals in an attempt to conserve a wild bison population. in washington state, facebook helped save a mans life. he is disabled and doesnt have a telephone. so when his house caught fire, he didnt have a whole lot of options so he posted his cry for help on facebook. a friend all the way in indiana saw the post and called 911. >> playing w...
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KNTV NBC Nightly News August 25, 2010 00:58:00

Numbers remain constant, one effect of technology is a spike in false alarms, sent by emergency beacons like the kind skiers use in avalanches. he says most of the last dozen alerts have been for trivial problems, like bad tasting water. >> there were only two where people really sustained an injury that required an emergency response. >> reporter: so the message from the rangers, enjoy the parks. take home lots of digital memories, just remember the safety rules. >> he may not be playing. >> re...
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