professor. i don t know. i m assuming climate change and obama care. every professor in the entire country is a climate change professor. that would be right. bob, listen to this, every person attending the super bowl isn t going to be allowed to tailgate this year. the rule was put out by the met life stadium and the game officials. you can t grill. you have to stay within your parking spot. you can t take taxis or limos but you can sit in your car if you want and eat a sandwich. that s called wednesday. i think the whole grilling thing, walking through a parking lot with all of these guys out there with their flags and their big barbecue grills. how they haul these grills there in the first place i don t know. but the worst part about it is a lot of people get drunk before they begin and that causes destruction in the stadium. i think you should be allowed
professor s health care. i m assuming it is over climate change and obama care. every professor in the entire country is a climate change professor. so every person who will be attending the super bowl is not going to be allowed to tailgate this year. the rule was put out by the met life stadium and the game officials. they are saying, you can t grill, you have to stay within your parking spot, you can t take taxis and limos there. but people are ticked off. but you can sit in your car and eat a sandwich, if you want. that is called wednesday. and it doesn t have to have tires on it either. i think all of that grilling, walking through the parking lot with the guys with the flags and big barbecue grills. how they haul the grills there in the first place, i don t know. but people get drunk before they go there and that causes destruction in the stadium. i think you should be allowed
again is made in the u.s.a. a few years ago when the economy tanked, little tikes considered moving manufacturing elsewhere, but ultimately they decided to stay, receiving close to $4 million in tax incentives from the government. we certainly appreciate the support of the state and the federal government. but honestly, it s not enough to make a difference. it s about the people. it s about the productivity, about the longevity. at this plant they make a huge as sortment of toys from seesaws to barbecue grills. everything little tikes does emulates what parents do in the real world. that s why moms are a big part of the research. today they are giving suggestions for the redesign of the cozy coupe. easy for them to use by themselves. they can get in it and walk along. i think toddlers are drawn to the kind of cartoony look that it has. but the colors are definitely the iconic
they found a way to save the city $3 million. they avoided spending more than $3 million on a complicated water project. instead spent only a mere 15,000 by coming up with their own product. so they saved the city millions of dollars. they each pocketed $2300. let s take a look at janice. she came up with a suggestion to paint all airport transportation vehicles just one color. that ended up saving the city more than $2 million. she received an extra $3500 for herself. been a variety of suggests that have been implemented from a simple as coming up with ways to repair the barbecue grills that you find in many of the city parks rather than replacing them once they become worn out. to coming up with innovative ways to repair pedestrian bridges. reporter: and phoenix
there s a fierce fight on at this moment to save homes, to save businesses, from burning to the ground. almost like being in a war zone. i mean you re hearing explosions of propane tanks from people s barbecue grills and whatever else they have in their garage. cans of gasoline. you re hearing those types of explosions.