these are hooked together in whatever size to be a module or a panel. those terms are sort of used interchanningbly. you hook as many as you need to for your array. it is very modular and adaptable technology. you can put it whatever size you want. there are two sort of competing or comparable technologies on the market. crystal lynn is the one that's been the longest. it's made from crystals. it is firm, hard like crystal. they're over 85% or 90% of the market now. they have the highest efficiencies. in other words, they'll capture more of the sunlight per square foot than the other technology. this can be significant especially in a city like san francisco when maybe you don't have a lot of roof space, but you want to get as much power as you can. this is probably the choice preferred for most homeowners. the second technology which is coming on strong is called thin film. that's really a whole different technology using a lot less material. it's like sprayed or painted on, a different way of producing electricity. this stuff has a lot of potential be

you're no longer on the hook for a million dollars. i mentioned off the top, joan, as you heard, i'm a doctor. i treat patients. i get things preapproved on behalf of my patients all the time. i haven't run into a situation like this exactly. we asked the insurance company what happened here. this is what they wrote for us. i'm going to get your reaction. they say based on our review, this service is not approved because it does not satisfy the criteria for establishing medical necessity and appropriateness. they say there was a patient benefit booklet that specifically outlined the benefits that would be covered and that are appropriate. i'm sure you've seen letters like. this i'm sure you've been told this. what's your reaction to that letter? >> correct. i have that letter and they told me it is not a covered benefit. i did ask for a booklet. i never received that. i still haven't received it. they do cover the treatment. it is an approved treatment for other illnesses and they certainly do cover it for the other illnesses. they're

the window from outside, hanging off these bronze hooks. way i would do that but they found people to do it. >> why would people use bronze? it's not just corrosion resistant, very highly corrosion resistant. >> it is a hard material. not soft like copper. >> on high rise we have cladding, this is from the outside of the building, very unusual. >> this is about four ircht incs thick. when they build this building, the bank said money is no object. so in most buildings you will see in san francisco, the veneer is 3 centimeters thick with a concrete backer. >> and then as you go up, you sort of get lower and lower grade visual material. >> here they said, we just want it all granite. the best. >> okay. if you look at this, this is incredibly heavy, right? it's attached to framing members, steel framing members with these little metal clips that are welded on. and the building code says that this has to be -- and they recently changed the code. it used to be corrosion resistant. now it says corrosion resistant elements. >> from the 20s, 70 yea

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supervisor kim: i visited the court it was modeled after, which is the red hook court in brooklyn. the judge will visit the apartments or the locations talked about in the case and he has evolved this relationship of trust with the neighborhood that think is really positive. i think we are not there yet, here in san francisco. i am not sure if that is a time issue or the tenderloin is a different type of neighborhood then -- than red hook. i think we need alternatives to our criminal justice system. i do not think our criminal justice actually works. many of the offenders to come through our system of flood started as victims of urea the community courts is a way of addressing those offenders, which is important and what i hope to see from the community court here. i do not think we are there yet. it does not mean we cannot get there. it took several years for the judge to develop a relationship with that neighborhood. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? are we on track? supervisor kim: i think economic development is a policy area our city continues to st

whoa, i'm hooked! now that is a bigmouthed bass! i shoulda looked before i lunched, eugh!? oh, you'll find out. just don't lose that fish! (straining) what kind of bass is that? martin!? with bass powers!? whose tackle box? mine, i'm gavin. nice stuff here, gavin. yeah, that perch one looks delicious. i caught a really big bass with it. that's how i won this. it's third place! i'm fishing every day all summer. maybe next time i'll even win first. hey, take it from a fish you just caught: you can do it! ♪ oh! grr! oh, what is that!? some kid with an annoying shiny toy. ugh, i've had it! let's motor. the lake record largemouth bass weighed 22 pounds. if i catch one bigger, then i could be in the record books. whoa! hello, boy. nice day for, uh-- for fishing? give me that! oh! wait, no! it's my trophy! not anymore. i'm gonna display it on the bottom of the lake. martin: back off, zach. way off. oh, big surprise: you two. give him his trophy back. zach, if you want a fishing trophy so bad, just go and try to win your own. what!? you're saying i can't win a fishing trophy!? do

do they, like, hook you up to, like, sensors or something?" >> no, it's just finding patterns and -- >> word association -- "what is cold?" "winter." "good job." >> one of mensa's goals is to help people who might feel isolated by their intelligence. >> occasionally, you're gonna be in school, or, you know, hanging out with friends, and someone might put you down or say, "oh, my gosh, you know, you don't have to be that smart," or, "don't be a show-off." >> being a quad, gifted or not, comes with its own challenges. >> you can find out more about mensa by going online... i'm erika for "teen kids news." >> hey! let's play "word"... [ applause ] ...the game where you try to pick the right definition. here we go! "viscous" -- it could be... [ bell rings ] "viscous" means thick or sticky, as in, "that syrup is so viscous, your pancakes will get cold waiting for it to pour." you know this one? "peril." maybe it's... [ bell rings ] "peril" is a dangerous condition. sleeping on the edge of a cliff puts you in peril. wake up! >> [ man yawns ] >> now t

if one broke out, you could hook it up to your horse and go home.e automobile was king of the road not only in the big city but even out on the form where a trip into town no longer involved hooking old betty up to the buck board. but outside if city limits roads were still horse trails that turned to pud in the winter and an automobile driver had to be resourceful. >>> not everyone could afford an automobile at first, driving one was a definite sign of suck says. to own a dobol you had to be rich. it was not only a sumptuous carriage but it ran quietly and elegantly on steam. it was in the late 10s that off doble. after building a few sample cars in the east, abner in 1922 opened steam motors. then 100 plane. abne's father owned a successful water wheel company. making a great car was not a fast process then. double made one car at a time. with the steam engine heated by carosene. even a road that could easily reach speeds up to 10 miles per hour. a young man got there in a hole. where is the doble today? two of the finest examples can be a at jim

i remember if i turn now, i could do a hook turn. >> hook turns can be used to avoid obstacles by doing sudden 90-degree turn just before landing. but they can be fatal if attempted too low to the ground. at the last second, ferguson chooses not to hook turn and slams into the trailer. it may not look like it, but it's a decision that may have saved his life. >> it was a week later. a gentleman did the same thing up around denver. he hook turned it and hit the ground. he's dead. >> ferguson survives the impact, but he doesn't escape injury. >> i broke eight bones. i bruised my left lung. my arm was yanked out of its socket. all the nerves and stuff like that. >> every nerve is severed and ferguson loses all feeling and movement in his left arm. three and a half months after the accident, he makes a difficult decision. >> i literally asked them to take my arm off. it was cumbersome. it was doing nothing. my doctor said, yeah, there's no use keeping it there. >> ferguson may have suffered a serious injury, but that won't stop him from taking flight again. >> i just enjoy the sport. and as

what stunned me is the excerpt of robert hook's micrograph which i never read and refers to telescopes and microscopes and concludes, and i want to read it for the television audience because it's so amazing, and no one has used this in a book that deals with other things as you have. he wrote, "as at first mankind fell by tasting of the forbidden tree of knowledge, so we their posterity could be restored in the same way, not only by holding and contemplating, but tasting two of the fruits of natural knowledge that were never yet forbidden. from hence the world is assisted with varieties of inventions, no matter for sciences to be collected, the old improved and the rust rubbed away." this is just an astoppedding statement, one which preachers of orthodox religion, then, must have regarded with absolute horror. >> guest: what's exciting about the scientific revolution, and, remember, you're talking to a son of a physicist and brother of a sis -- physicist, what is exciting is the sense you got from hook in the passage. they know what a revolution they are creating. they know the power

he hook turned it and hit the ground. he's dead. >> ferguson survives the impact, but he doesn't escape injury. >> i broke eight bones. i bruised my left lung. my arm was yanked out of its socket. all the nerves and stuff like that. >> every nerve is severed and ferguson loses all feeling and movement in his left arm. three and a half months after the accident, he makes a difficult decision. >> i literally asked them to take my arm off. it was cumbersome. it was doing nothing. my doctor said, yeah, there's no use keeping it there. >> ferguson may have suffered a serious injury, but that won't stop him from taking flight again. >> i just enjoy the sport. and as soon as my amputation heals up, i'm going to be back in the sky again with one arm. >>> just when new yorkers think they have seen it all, a woman dangles without a safety harness from one of new york city's monumental bridges. twisting and turning 300 feet above rush hour traffic. if you're wondering, this is not legal. >> when i said fly high or die, what i was re

hook me up with a little salt and pepper. all right.easy. like that. super simple. >> uh-huh. >> little bit more. and right into the bowl. we have the crab already in the bowl. see if i can do it without making a mess. >> here we go. >> all around, just like that. >> very nice. >> here i have creme fraiche flavored with rum and vanilla. normally you would have heavy cream. >> there is a little bit of heartiness there. >> little bit of that around. >> ooh! >> beautiful. >> there we go. >> just in time. >> you can serve them socially like this at a cocktail party. >> i like that. >> cheers. >> chef, thank you so much. you can catch the series premiere sunday night at 10:00/9:00 central on bravo. >> coming up, hoda and kathie lee choose lucky ladies for an instant ambush makeover. >> there is no crying in catering. i love that line. first your local news and we

hook wrote as a first man fell by that forbidden tree of knowledge so we may be in part restored by the same way. not only by the holding and contemplating but i tasted two of those fruits of natural knowledge that were forbidden. from hence the world may be a system of radius of inventions new matter of science is to be collected, the old improved in the rest revved way. this is just an astounding statement and one which preachers that truly orthodox religion including orthodox protestantism regarded with absolute horror. >> guest: what is exciting about the scientific revolution and remember you are talking about the son of those businesses and the brother, what is exciting about it is the sense that you get from hook in that passage. they know what a revolution they are creating. they know the power of the new knowledge and the new methods that were being pioneered in institutions and they know that the world will never look the same again once they are done. and this to me was one of the most exciting chapters to write. to get from what luther is saying do you know a century and a h

the eyelid hooked on his tooth. >> he got stuck on his tooth. he panicked trying to get it lose. >> he kicked so hard he yanked his own tooth out. blood was everywhere, his mother said. halo declined an interview but this type of incident was extremely remote, less than one in a million. but they are continuing to sell the sleep sack with the old zipper, as well. john fox he doesn't see the logic in there. >> clearly there was a risk enough for them to redesign the product. they should have removed the previous product from the shelves to prevent any risk for future kids using older versions of that product. >> we wanted to know if this type of incident had ever happened before. so we filed a freedom of information act request the consumer products safety commission. we learned the exact same thing had happened to taylor stern eight months earlier. like julian, 15-month-old taylor was wearing a halo sleep sack and the zipper hooked on to her thtooth. they described what happened next. >> and what happened to your tooth? >> it pulled out. >> fede

how cute would it to be hook the wagon up to the dog and let him do the deliveries? rocky! >> this is brilliant idea was this, really? >> let's go over the damage report. he took out the boxes of popcorn, maybe a person and a couple of bikes in the garage in 20 seconds. >> no, rocky, no! >> rocky! stop! >> oh! >> rocky! >> look at the guy throw his hands up. he's like what, i can't believe this happened. > rocky! >>> cutest video of the day right here. ♪ >> so this golden retriever is just jamming along to the sound of the guitar. >> this video we found on the channel of drew arkaleo. apparently he was jamming along and this is his friend's dog and they realized, oh, my goodness, he's really digging the music. >> he's got the biggest grin i've ever seen on a dog. that almost looks photo shopped. ♪ >> and that happens when the music stops. ♪ >> this dog is bobbing his head to the beat of the music too. >> he starts grinning and going uh-huh. >> this is a grooviest dog i've ever seen. >> and loving the guitar. >> if i were this guy trying to become a musician, i would

it allows them to hook-up immediately with a crisis counselor in a private chat room.take a look at video while i explain. if a friend expresses suicidal thoughts you can report it to facebook by klinking a link next to the comment. facebook sends an e-mail to the person. encouraging them to call the hotline which is staffed by suicide prevention experts click on a link to begin confidential chat look at the aftermath of the story tied to this. this is from the east bay last month. a man posted a suicide note on facebook before killing his wife, his in-laws and then himself. some say what facebook is doing is an invasion of privacy. tech experts disagree. within says maybe that should not be the -- one says maybe that should not be the number within concern. >> when it comes to saving lives you have to right or advertise saving a life over a possible privacy violation. being deal with that hater. you can't undo a suicide. >> reporter: this morning i spoke with a man, one of the people who approached facebook years ago when there was a series of teenaged suicides in the

it allows them to hook-up immediately with a crisis counselor in a private chat room. take a look at video while i explain. if a friend expresses suicidal thoughts you can report it to facebook by klinking a link next to the comment. facebook sends an e-mail to the person. encouraging them to call the hotline which is staffed by suicide prevention experts click on a link to begin confidential chat look at the aftermath of the story tied to this. this is from the east bay last month. a man posted a suicide note on facebook before killing his wife, his in-laws and then himself. some say what facebook is doing is an invasion of privacy. tech experts disagree. within says maybe that should not be the -- one says maybe that should not be the number within concern. >> when it comes to saving lives you have to right or advertise saving a life over a possible privacy violation. being deal with that hater. you can't undo a suicide. >> reporter: this morning i spoke with a man, one of the people who approached facebook years ago when there was a series of teenaged suicides in th

and i thought the second half he took his foot off the gas pedal and let them off the hook.e great ones go for the jugular. >> coach not happy. what a day for cal's jennifer brandon. the feed. boyd keeps on dishing. great look to caldwell inside. cal trailed by 14 with 5-1/2 minutes to play. bears make a huge ron. brandon with one of her career high and school record 24. ohio state hangs on and remains undefeatedoop snoop -- standford women defeat prince tom. and stanford men 79-1 after a 20rb point win over san diego. >> we'll take a brief time-out and hit the ice. the sharks against edmonton. we go puck hunting as we continue. >> mike: the sharks still looking for their first stanley cup but won their second straight tonight. oilers and sharks getting close and personal. sharks for a two on none. great goal. sharks up 1-0. but edmonton answers. jordan, great move, beating antineimi. oilers up in the second. pavelski, to thornton, it's 2-2. stays that way until the third.. sharks are 2-2, good on to win that one 3-2 your final. >> if you're talking high school football cham

. >> richard thomas could have hooked up to the city water line years ago it stops at the entrance to thomas' rental properties. but staying off the water grid means no water bills. until we got involved, that meant no oversight. >> it did help that you brought it to our attention. >> ron torre res says his agency has jurisdiction over any well that serves 5 to 14 families, like the one we tested in heyward. it's been a low priority. >> we had them under some monitoring in years past, but it seems to have fallen off the map here. >> allowing thomas to treat the well the cheap way. with clorox. as a result of our investigation, the county forced thomas to install a professional chlorination smple. >> system. >> the county health department is now checking other wells. >> we need to update our ordinance to better monitor these kinds of systems so they aren't slipping through the cracks. >> robert lyles, cbs 5. >> county officials tried to convince thomas to hook up the city water. they can't force him to do it. >> well in this season of giving, this next story is about as selfish as you

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that is why i was hooked up with natalie, elizabeth, michael. there is such a thing as one on one therapy, but if you have been sexually abused, and emotionally abused, how you go where your people are. and there should be a therapist there, too. but like cures like. if you are broken on the street, who is going to help you. the guy standing next to you that is broken on the street. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] -- tavis: you can access the full videopbs.org. good night from loss angeles and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with 26-time grammy winner allison and a special performance from union station. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answ

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it has not gone up, and we will follow-up all of our risk and we are not on the hook. the 49ers and the nfl is on the hook. >> reporter: this is how the funding breaks down. the total cost is just over $1 billion. $850 million will come from this new loan. the 49ers will pay $150 million. a hotel tax will fund $35 million of it, and the maximum of $40 million in redevelopment money can be used. the city has held public comment hearings twice last week and tonight residents still had more to say before the final vote. >> our grandchildren and great grandchildren will be burdened with this massive debt. santa clara residents have been betrayed and deceived. >> but they have the 49ers behind them, and they have the nfl behind them. i don't see this as a risk at all. >> work to prep the stadium site could begin next month. that means all of the moving of the utility lines around and repaving some areas. after that, real construction can begin. the goal is to open the new stadium in 2015. live in santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thanks. >>> fallout from

i was hooked on medicine. i think right around the time i was 12 or 13 years old.ccepted to med school young. it was interesting. there was a program called "innoflex" which accepted people into medical school out of high school, so i applied like a lot of other kids applied, and i got in. so i was 16 years old when i started. i turned 17 that year. more reason for teasing when you are on a college campus at 16. i never forget your first solo operation. just a sweet lady. she came to see me in my office. and i told her -- she had a brain tumor. it was a benign brain tumor as far as i can tell. literally as i'm walking out the door, i'm about to shut it -- she says, oh, by the way, doctor, how many of these have you done before? i literally turned around i looked at her and i said, ma'am, you wouldn't believe how many of these i've done before. shut the door, walked out. and it went well! so that's how it starts sometimes. >> tough interview to do sometimes. but important to talk about

i don't know how. >> i'll hook up your phone, yes. >>> let's get an update.upy movement on the move from downtown oakland going into the port of oakland. as you can see. let's check in with jodi hernandez live at frank ogawa plaza where protesters left in the past hour. what can you tell us? >> reporter: i can tell you that hundreds of protesters are making their way to the port. they left here from frank ogawa plaza about an hour ago to make the three mile or so trek to the port of oakland. their numbers are growing. i just talked to a photographer who is stationed at the west bart station. another contingent also of several hundred protesters has left there just within the last couple of minutes. they are all heading to the port of oakland. their aim, to shut down operations tonight. i did talk to a spokesperson from the longshoremans union a short time ago. he said late today a collective decision was made by the company that operate the port not to call in any longshoremen tonight. that means several hundred longshoremen will be staying home and no operat

it has not gone up, and we will follow-up all of our risk and we are not on the hook. the 49ers and the nfl is on the hook. >> reporter: this is how the funding breaks down. the total cost is just over $1 billion. $850 million will come from this new loan. the 49ers will pay $150 million. a hotel tax will fund $35 million of it, and the maximum of $40 million in redevelopment money can be used. the city has held public comment hearings twice last week and tonight residents still had more to say before the final vote. >> our grandchildren and great grandchildren will be burdened with this massive debt. santa clara residents have been betrayed and deceived. >> but they have the 49ers behind them, and they have the nfl behind them. i don't see this as a risk at all. >> work to prep the stadium site could begin next month. that means all of the moving of the utility lines around and repaving some areas. after that, real construction can begin. the goal is to open the new stadium in 2015. live in santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thanks. >>> fallout from

we have firewalled all of our risk so we are not on the hook the 49ers and the nfl is on the hook. >> reporter: here's the plan approved last night. one billion dollar stadium. 850 million dollars borrowed from the bank of america, us bank and goldman sachs. 150 million dollars from the team through the league. there's a question mark about that. 35 million from the hotel tax and maximum of 40 million dollars from redevelopment money. the only if is that 150 million dollars. it is an amount that has to be approved by the nfl owners they will meet today to hear the plan not vote. if they later next year do not approve that money for the 49ers, then the 850 million dollars promised by those three banks also goes away. i wouldn't say they are at square one but that's a major setback. 49ers hoping and expecting the nfl to approve that money. san diego, minnesota and los angeles all asking for money as well for their stadiums. they want new stadiums. l.a. wants to bring football back to southern california. there's a lot of people competing for x-number of dollars. still, the 49ers are ver