and despite being the oldest continuously run citrus packing operation in north america, it actually is pretty state-of-the-art these days. >> basically, what we're looking at here is the camera system that basically takes a picture of each piece of fruit. then what happens is that it can tell, basically, its color, its size, and then how much blemish might be on that lemon itself. >> and whatever isn't de

understanding climate variability and changes particularly as they apply to the pacific ocean and north america. his specific work concerns impacts of climate changes on water resources and other sectors in west europe north america and he also worked on large scale exchange of heat and water between the ocean and the atmosphere. dan is also a director of the california climate change center a center that works to improve and forecast for decision makers in the california region and i'm sure it's information we can take throughout the united states. dan recieved a bachelor of science in meterologist and oceanographer and received in 1971 from university that makes us about the same age dan, but i'm just a broken down lawyer and economists. he received a, ph.d., in ee in san diego. his speech today will focus on climate change and it's challenge to our water supply. please welcome doctor dan cohan. >> thank you susan, well, it's a privilege to be here. i'm really impressed with the gathering that you've all assembled here in and the quality of the discussion. so i know that i don't want to wear

the new product launch anstrom remand in north america contributed to growth. -- in new product launch anna a stronger growth in north america contributed to its growth. >> the confidence of american consumers remains weak and has been stretched to the euro to its highest level in many week. -- in many weeks. apart from this, the mood on the trading floor was a rather upbeat. the dax earnings report kicked off very well, but the question now is, how long will this last? not all sectors are as confident. >> here is looking at several markets in this is in it more detail. -- but several market indices in more detail. across the of planted, the dow jones industrial almost a staying flat at 10537 and deerow is gaining pace here trading against the u.s. -- of the euro is gaining tasered tregoning it's the u.s. dollar. -- gaining pace of trading against the u.s. dollar. united and continental airlines together have a fleet of some 700 aircraft and carry about 144 million passengers annually. their merger should take place before the end of the year and will be called continental united holdi

and despite being the oldest continuously run citrus packing operation in north america, it actually is pretty state-of-the-art these days. >> basically, what we're looking at here is the camera system that basically takes a picture of each piece of fruit. then what happens is that it can tell, basically, its color, its size, and then how much blemish might be on that lemon itself. >> and whatever isn't deemed of the highest and best quality is then removed and sold to be used as lemon-scented cleaners, air fresheners, or candles. so what's the key to growing a great lemon for all of these years? as it turns out, location, location, location. >> lemons are very temperamental with the weather, just like we are, as a matter of fact. in fact, they enjoy the beautiful weather that we do. they're able to flower year-round, and that's why we can get such great production off these smaller trees. they're relatively small trees. and so, we're in a perfect scenario between not too hot, not too cold. we're a bit of the goldilocks of the citrus growing area. >> california is the number one stat

he was very big in europe, certainly big in latin america, certainly big in north america. his next final frontier would have been ace asia. he had a couple outposts. a few more years, the asians would become big victims. they were lucky and escaped. there were hundreds of people, if not thousands that knew madoff was a fraud. they need to be brought to justice. most of the perpetrators overseas will not be brought to justice and very few in north america will be brought to justice. i don't think the government has the resources to do this case and bring everybody to the bar of justice they need to. tavis: so when you suggest that persons who read your book as you have been touring around the country, understand the clear english, the clear language in which you right, that the s.e.c. should have understood if everyday folk can figure that out, do the victims, a tough question for some people to swallow, but do the victims here have any responsibility in knowing or having some idea that with a line that only goes straight up that something was wrong here, something was a li

like to thank you all again for being everyday heroes to the filipino community awed -- all over north america especially here in the bay area. we would like to welcome a member of the san francisco bay school board, hydra mendoza. >> thank you very much. it's always such an honor to be celebrating our community. my parents are actually here visiting from the seattle-tacoma area and it was so wonderful so -- to see my parents and my children together. and it just reminds me how important and valuable family is and the importance of our community. mayor newsom came down earlier this evening to welcome everyone and he asked me to share this proclamation for all of you here in our community. this is a proclamation from -- from the city and county of san francisco. in october 1587 the first recorded filipinos landed in what is now moro bay, california, on a spanish galyon. since that time, americans of filipino descent have played a significant role in the civic, cultural and economic development of our city and whereas october is fip floe history month, recognizing that they have enriched our cul

into north america, let's go straight to the tropical storm in the caribbean and see what's going on. bonnie is head sbug the southern tip of florida right now. it looks like it may just miss that southern tip. it's heading further into the gulf of mexico and into southern louisiana. now, it's currently moving at 31 kilometers at hour, which is fairly swift. it's going to be bringing all of that heavy rain down as well as the damaging winds and over the caribbean islands and also the lower half of the florida peninsula as well. you need to be prepared for stormy conditions into the next 24 hours, and we'll give you all the updates on the developments here. severe weather for the north plains. the dakotas will see tough storms, i think. from nebraska into eastern canada is where the heavy rain and possibly hail and damaging winds, with you from friday into saturday. a few scattered thunderstorms moving through the four corners area. stays hot to the south below that front, particularly kansas and missouri. you have some extreme heat warnings in place. 37 degrees for washington, d.c. yo

let's head to north america. we're watching some severe thunderstorms to erupt tonight across central canada and into the northern plains of the usa today. anything from thunderstorms to tornadoes are possible. and then also down in the southeast, you can see lots of heavy rain developing here. that will help to cool things down in the area on your tuesday. across the midwest, looking much calmer and drier. for the southwest, look for unsettled conditions to start up today. quite windy across much of the western side of the u.s. 36 degrees in denver. in houston, 31. in the northeast, 33 in new york. 30 in toronto. now the heat is beginning to subside in mainland europe. some areas still contending with a heat wave, especially in russia and also the southwestern corner. we'll get to that in just a minute. wet and windy weather will prevail across the british isles today. particularly heavy showers focused down in the south and also some heavy rain to watch out for across central europe as well as the alpine region

five new orleans hosted an international warden's convention for three days wardens from across north america shared their experiences and told business. it gave them the opportunity to shop around for the latest security systems for their prisons. and go lays looking at their needs are not need the fence fence that's give you a shock and then change to anything more than then we'll kill you big business each dollar cost two hundred fifty thousand dollars four thousand million dollars he of just to maintain you put a system like that. to get to what actually is very big if we can afford to incarcerate our murderers but there's a bigger cost if you don't there is a cost to sat in pain and suffering in misery there's a cost and terror and fear. in we don't want these people out so if the prisons are overcrowded then we should build big ones if you've been down go you know we've got a lot of room. to be soon much brighter if you need the sun from plants to impressions. don't come. in some. grand hotel emerald marco polo club supposed to turn. to gold. there is no end in sight for russia's except

but here's the equator, 30 degrees north and 60 degrees north and north america is here and here. let's just talk about the bottom part of this. this is the median of the projected change in precipitation where change is coated by color. red is less. what did you give me there david? 0? well, let's rearrange and i want to talk a little longer everybody is giving me attention here. i'll promise to hasten up a little bit. red is dryer and blue is wetter. and what you can see here is that along the sub tropics the latitudes between 20 degrees north and south and 30 degrees or so there tends to be a trying so the way the atmosphere works if you look at it sideways from along the equator the air is rising along the equator and sinking polar to that in the sub tropics and in our area that's calledd the north pacific high. that's why we don't get much rain. we're under the influence of the north pacific high. what's happening in these climate simulations is those subtropical highs, more or less, are strengthening, on the other hand if you live in seattle you might be more encouraged beca

but when you get to the interior of north america, this is for summer, the temperature rise is in excess of five celsius and colorado does not look very good, naturally in those terms. so, what this suggests - and more than one model shows the same kind of behavior and i'll show you : tha. but this is a transit of southern california showing you the temperature rise across this area, and you see this tremendous gradient of temperature increase as you get in land. of course, that has a profound influence - or would have on all sorts of things including probably water, eco systems, forest fires, human health, all sorts of issues. this is a facet of the latest generations of climate models that really was not recognized five years back or so and whether or not this is going to be um... - this is going to be verified and confirmed by future model runs that's a question, but it looks like land properties, because of the drying that brad mentioned feeding back to the summertime atmosphere, and perhaps causing a potential worse problem to deal within the warm season. next one. this is four diff

north america makes an issue of everything he says. but bush is the one that started the war. initiated by the venezuelan art -- oligarchy and supported by the u.s.. >> i recall that comment from bush. immediately after he gave that speech he came to a studio in new york at the embassy. my crew had him on this program. we interviewed him shortly after that speech. it was a fascinating day to talk to him. >> in the film we have kirschner, his friend. he says that he likes to go chavez as a friend, but he needs to think about a successor. right now the system needs to be made sure it works. >> that does not bother you? that he is setting himself up to be like castro? >> there is always an norris scrooge -- enormous scrutiny on the election. not only do they have an electronic balances, but at the same time they have two groups. far better than florida in 2000. there was a 75% turnout. better than obama. >> whe is putting off referendums. saying that he once had a third term. is hard going down there. i will not say that it is easy, but i will give you an example. he fires people

. >> this is the 30th year the first jewish film festival in north america. >> the world. >> and still the largest. >> yes, because we have an amazing audience of 28 or 30,000 folks who come every year. and we are kind of pulling the stops out for our 30th anniversary we've got 54 -- 57 films from 14 countries and we are showing in five venues. we are named san francisco jewish film festival but start with a week in san francisco but have a movable feast we show in berkeley, palo alto, san raphael and start at the castro theatre july 24th. >> running july 24th through. >> august 9th. it is probably not only the oldest and largest jewish film festival, the longest. >> as well. >> quite an exhausting run. >> you have had so many different themes and touched on so many layers how form influences jewish life what are some themes you have this year. >> well, briefly, it is a pretty eclectic reflection of what jewish identity, culture and history represents to us in this moment. cure rating a festival i think and jay can elaborate, it is what if vintage of that year bubbles up. we have some

five new orleans hosted an international wardens convention for three days would lose from across north america shared their experiences and told business. it gave them the opportunity to shop around for the latest security systems for their prisons. and go lays looking at their needs on law need the fence fence that's give you a shock and then change the. anything more than them will kill big business each tile cost two hundred fifty thousand dollars four thousand million dollars he of just to maintain you put a system like that to get to what actually is a very big if we can afford to incarcerate our murderers but there is a better cost if you don't there is a cost to society and pain and suffering and misery oh there's a cost and terror and fear. in we don't want these people out so if the prisons are overcrowded then we should build bigger ones if you've been down go you know we've got a lot of room. for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. a whistleblower leaks thousands of military documents to the internet revealing

but they are making consumer goods and things exported to north america. china could help curb illegal logging further if it, too, signed up not to take lumber stolen from the forests. bbc news. >> it was 15 years ago. now the not-so-boyish take that are back. they are reforming, this time with robbie williams. contain your excitement. they are recording a new album for release in november. our entertainment correspondent has this. >> to this day, fans will never forget the five boys who defined an era of british pop. 18 million albums sold worldwide, 17 number-one singles, and played over the years to audiences of 14.5 million people. these pictures are being shown for the first time anywhere of what so many have waited for. robbie williams and the rest of the original lineup together, for the first time in 16 years. ♪ >> they have been recording a new album due for release in november. expectation will no doubt be huge. re-light the fire ♪ when they were together in the early 1990's, they dominated pop, turning out hit after hit. fans were devastated whe

spanish football giants real madrid began training ahead of a couple of pre-season friendlies in north americathe club's record signing christian are now. spoke to the press earlier this week out sadies excited about the upcoming season on the new manager the world cup we shouldn't. have to focus alone and my g eight i'm really focused and we're looking for this for this season . we come here to los angeles to carry on with the trim and so we're ready we are ready for the decision not now we have more sure days to training so when you start to say there will be ready this new coach research morning a. very good experience and a very very good training center is it is short but intensity training so well really well which is right. and it's good it's always good to travel to see different cultures so we are very happy to be here. formula one now where red bull racing zan jones dominated both practice sessions ahead of the grand prix in budapest so boston to tell will start from pole with teammate mark webber securing the second spot on the front row of the grade and that is the red bull's six i

this from our north america editor mark mark doyle. >> this is less of leak, and more a hemorrhage. anyone can read it some of the supposedly-secret documents. it speaks of unreliable allies, where prospects are bleak. the white house documents detail the situation before president obama ordered as bridget a change of strategy. >> it poses a real and potential threat. >> the influx of new troops is nearing its height. the foreign secretary of this breach of intelligence will not do damage. >> in afghanistan, we are working together with so many other nations in the world. i hope any such leaks will not poison that atmosphere, and i do not think it will. >> the route the report, the drumbeat of civilian casualties -- throughout the report, the drumbeat of a division -- civilian casualties. a report of a civilian interpreter. the investigation was controlled by the british. we are not able to get the complete story. the document shows of covert taskforce given at the job of killing or capturing 2000 it named individuals. one report reads, six killed in action inside the compound. one

. >> reporter: bp announced yesterday it is selling $7 billion in assets in north america and egypt to help cover the oil spill costs. this morning there is a potential new concern that could stall progress. thad allen says officials are now very closely watching some storms that are forming over puerto rico to see if they could actually move into the gulf and impact the work there. rob? >> emily schmidt in washington. thanks. >>> prime minister cameron is also having to answer questions about the release of the convicted lockerbie bomber. there are mounting criticisms that bp pressured the government to release him from jail to gain access to oil. senators from new york and new jersey met with the prime minister and asked him to order an investigation. >> the best news that we came out with was that the prime minister said that our request for an independent investigation, not just to look at the documents, was still on the table. >> cameron said he believes the libyan was released by the scottish government on humanitarian grounds because he was seriously ill. >>> and one more note f

is right now moving down geary street, was coordinated with 14 other protests in cities across north america. we'll keep you up to date. >>> we're learning more now about the driver of a greyhound bus that crashed in fresno this morning. the bus was traveling from los angeles to sacramento on highway 99 when it crashedust outside fresno around 2:00 this morning. nbc bt area's damian trujillo has the latest on how this tragedy happened. >> reporter: it was a scene of carnage. the greyhound bus was kaying 36 people when did struck an suv that had overturned in front of it. the bus slammed into a concrete divider, skidded off the road and went down a 15-foot embankment. this man witnessed the whole crash. >> there was a car on its side, blocking the two lanes. no lights, nothing. as soon as i passed it, he hit it, he hit it without hitting the brakes. >> reporter: three people in the suv were killed. the bus driver and two passengers also died. nine passengers were seriously injured. >> there was an emergency exit on the side, they were getting the injured out. it wasn't too bad. certainly, wit

last year we have interest asia travel surpass north america for the first time. it is broad spread. it is not just the middle east. latin america have been very strong. turkey has been strong. >> the new move is music to the ears of airplane makers like boeing. >> i think from airbus and boeing, you are going to see a lot of orders announced. i think we are starting to see the of swing of a cycle. we are talking to a lot of customers we have not talked to in a lot of years. riders shift is up. we think the customers will be profitable for the next few years, and we are going to sell out their plans to return cards all eyes were on the streamliner, and during the years friess -- going to sell out their plans. >> all eyes were on dreamliner. they admitted the first deliveries may slip into next year. there it is, the 787 dreamliner has arrived safely here, and it is that and the arrival here of the delayed transborder from airbus the symbolizes something of a revival of fortune for the air show. last year in paris, it was very much orders from the middle east. the

rocky they play major league soccer side the philadelphia union right to today on their top of north america. well here in russia with the team weeks into the season on the lights so a twenty two goal was flying as an. inside in the premier league anything missed any of the action they worry it's not a time to enjoy the highlights it is always go. i. thank. you. a few contenders for governor of the season finally mosque and the being a great place to go jogging but this could be about to change the city aims to become one of the world's running capitals. different jolts different each different but what does unite people say a lot. however. when it comes to. many people just don't understand what makes. life like why should i join and all this stuff but. once we can all start to work with the understand that this is not true that this will just you know some thoughts behind in order to change people's attitudes sportswear has. stars and you athletes can get professional opinion and some voice in the voice. or in the park there is a big risk of getting with the. can recommend to all around th

spanish football giants are real madrid began training ahead of a couple of pre-season friendlies in north americathe club's record signing kirsten alda spoke to the press earlier this week and said he is excited about the upcoming season. they're all corruptors finish. off the focus now and in madrid i'm really focus i will account for this for this season. we come here to los angeles to carry on with the training months so we're ready we are ready for the decision not now of more a few days to training so when you start to silurian ready. this new coach mr morning a very very good experience and a giver very good training is in days it is short but intensity training so well really will motivate. and is good is always good to travel to see different cultures so we are very happy to be here. now russia continuing the imminent sabu european athletics championships in barcelona a total of twenty medals now for the country twice as many as the nearest rivals frons russian made is have claimed all three medals in the women's four hundred metres final but you know my field of arts in your style of and

spanish football giants are real madrid began training ahead of a couple of pre-season friendlies in north america the club's record signing course tanner and aldo spoke to the press earlier this week and said he is excited about the upcoming season. do. finish. you off to focus knowing that and. i'm really focus i will account for this for this season. we come here to los angeles to carry on we did to train them and so we're ready we are ready for the decision look no more sure there's a training so when you start to say there we are ready. this new coach he said warning of a very very good experience in a diverse very good training center is he just showed but intensity training so you are really all right. and is good is always good to travel to see different cultures so we are very happy to be here now russia continuing the european athletics championships in barcelona a total of twenty medals now for the country twice as many as their nearest rivals . russian ladies have claimed three medals in the women's four hundred metres final but see on my field of boxing a style of and i'm going in the

ford pulled in near live $2 billion worth of profit in north america alone. the company's share price jumping by more than 5%. >>> car sales are up, but so are home foreclosures. today, a bit of a bright spot. a group called "neighborhood assistance corporation" holding round-the-clock clinics to help homeowners lower their payments and stay in their homes. here's how. they are both from atlanta but william jack some and chaz met today in washington at the huge anti-foreclosure clinic run by neighborhood assistance corporation of america. people came from across the country. some camped out and lined up at dawn. william had the job but his wife lost hers and they can't afford their $900 a month mortgage. >> as i man it makes you feel like less than a man. >> you want to make good on your commitments and 35i all of your bills. >> chaz is single and is, working part time since being laid off at best buy. his payments? $1100. the $50 billion obama program to help banks help borrowers has benefitted only 10% of homeowners. >> president obama is pleading, begging

it's across the line of goals given to one of us how it finished going to continue their tour of north america the match against the m.l.s. all-stars in houston on thursday. and it's also a memorable two one win for the new york red bulls who beat expanding manchester city in the final game of their the season tournament the box is a new challenge the red bulls have new arrival t.r.e. on reinvests dancing lineup and the home side went ahead as dana richards said to my cool kanji. ten minutes after the interval city level through joe got on the end of great coming into cross. richards netted the winner for the red bulls with a spectacular thirty yard strike cities in place games in the tournament. the event was won by sporting lisbon on goal difference from top end after the two sides drew to two robbie keane netted the opener for spurs after twenty three minutes but just two minutes later sporting equalised three mathias fernandez and his diving had. that amazing run from jaime valdez which he signed to one up. he intercepted jonathan bekah three who finished for him just twenty minutes to go

now, in north america the severe weather conditions such as thunderstorms, large hail, and possibly tornadosbe forming along this frontal line, especially around the great lakes it's going to be very, very windy for you. all that is going to be heading into the eastern seaboard on your friday. but the heat wave conditions will be continuing up in the northeastern corner. 35 degrees in new york and 36 in washington, d.c. heat wave also prevailing across eastern and central europe as well. temperatures really hotting up due to the jet stream meandering all the way to the north, receiving all that hot air from the -- from north africa. so temperatures are boosting here. 28 degrees in stockholm. 33 in moscow. and way above average in berlin. 36 degrees as well. now, the heat wave conditions can turn deadly. and in major cities the air quality can become quite poor as well. due to the stack's atmospheric conditions. the heat wave just tends to trap the pollutants in major cities. so do be careful if you are in any of these areas. a big storm system moving across the british isles is going to be b

traveling as a musician, as an artist, and as what i like to call a peace ambassador from here, from north america. and i have seen a lot of communities struggles. i have seen a lot of people hurt, a lot of people going through pain and struggles and it's so beautiful to come from this community here in san francisco and to see all of these dancers here, see all of these young people empowered and believing in their traditions and so i'm so proud to be a part of this community in san francisco. originally when we came up with the idea of doing a media workshop with youth, we didn't know it was going to be so popular and that so many good things were going to come out of it. it's been about seven years and that we have been working with snag producing a youth magazine and we're on our seventh issue. and we're actually planning an event. i'm going to use this time to promote that event. it's december 11. everyone here is welcome to come and see what our community is all about and come through and get your holiday gifts and those things as well. thank you, guys, and much love. [applause] >> i call li

rocky they play major league soccer side the philadelphia union later today from there to all of north america. lucky them well here in russia we're thirteen weeks into the season and the latest action saw twenty two goals fly in is any remain the only unbeaten side in the russian premier league and if you missed any of the action enjoy the highlights here riis. live. codes. on. live. plz. a couple real scream is there now formula one continues this weekend in germany and the sport's most decorated team ferrari will be looking to shrug off their recent poor run of form twice champion fernando alonso and felipe massa to clinch our ferrari one two with a curtain raiser in bahrain in march but have struggled ever since and they want the next race to be their turning point. we are over now of after two rather he says with not many points before there were i have to go to the good moment when you do to take care of the maximum for my workout. or three ball games you know i am not all i'm sure with a new point systems we would be different for the temperature but it's wrong for sure i'm not happy re

other did cross the line let's go and speak to one was how it finished united continued their true north america for the match against the m.l.s. all-stars of course to how first day. was also a memorable two one wins the new york red bulls who beat big spending manchester city in the final game of that the season torment the coffee's new challenge the red bulls had a new arrival cherry on really their starting line up and home side went ahead with a richards set up kanji. terence out of the into a city level three joe who gets me like come in and cross richards netted the winner of the red bulls a spectacular thirty yard strike to teens and by the stands this woman's. only offense is done by sporting lisbon on goal difference from tottenham after the two sides for cheechoo robbie keane netted if its first after twenty three minutes that's just two minutes later sporting equalised ts fernandez and his diving head up. then and maisie run from jaime valdez the portuguese side to one up. if i came into septic tanks and i think it's really cool for me from him with just twenty minutes to go i to to

asia and further afghanistan could once again serve as a launch pad for terrorist attacks against north america and europe. ok anatole i'm the eternal pessimist i'm afraid i mean the what the head of nato had to say right there is going to happen i believe because it's all you know policy on afghanistan is not being made in kabul it's being made in washington and it's all about not foreign policy it's about politics ok obama's choices are very limited right now could we see the repeat of history. well yes i think so but i have to say i mean first on such of nato i mean nato is already leaving i mean you have this again saying we we are in afghanistan what date what is it what would you like we you know what's the we now know what's the we can't solve it you know what it is in afghanistan effectively as a coalition of the willing as usual mostly britain and america and britain by now i mean the rest are doing the minimum possible to maintain a relationship with the united states which keeps the united states in europe which they still regard as essential in a way which some of them will candidly

has agreed to sell assets in north america canada and egypt for a total of seven billion dollars to a pasha corp the british oil giant has plans to sell some ten billion dollars of assets within one year to pay for damages related to the gulf of mexico oil spill they deal with the u.s. oil exploration firm would cover almost half of the twenty billion escrow fund b.p. has set up to pay for the spill damage claims the deals are expected to be closed in the third quarter. russian bookmaker beth league has signed a contract with the country's football premier league to allow it to start making bets at stadiums before matches the company will invest up to five million dollars on the project and expects the first return about three years. explains. one two way drew some money while at a sports event but tired of the track now you can risk your sure down at the football stanion as deeply resp repaired to kick off their one surefire win now will be the football association and its deal with back league it will receive half of all the earnings are made by the bookmakers inside the stadium the