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using a vacuum cleaner nozzle to avoid a mess. i don't know. there >> then, he's rolling the scrunchy into the end of it. >> i think it's ingenious i don't think my daughters will let me try. that they don't trust me that much. >> other is to brush it that way. >> i got it. i'm so intrigued by that. >> you know they've had many snow days this year in kentucky one principal decided to be creative to phone parents. >> yes. >> >> that is the principal on the left alongside the drama teacher who wrote this clever did itty. >> he hit a high vote. >> spencer take it away. >> let me compose myself there. this is great. clouds are thickening now. first a look at national weather picture, snowing into new england. and cold interior west. looking for highs tomorrow of eight. cold but things are going normal in palm springs. showers on to the north coast tomorrow. showers arriving in the north bay first tomorrow and high temperatures mid-50s foremost of the bay area. here is the accu-weather forecast, oops, we're go to go to sandhya. we'll have a next bat

he wraps the tie around the nozzle and roll off on the daughter pony tail.e on facebook since he posted it on saturday. >> hand it to him pretty clever and efficient. >> spencer is back with the forecast. spencer. >> here we go. of done top partly cloudy skies over the bay area but things get a lot cloudy tomorrow written on the way 2 storms on the way. counting the 1 arriving tomorrow night into thursday and another over the weekend. next 2 storms expected to provide rainfall total of 1 to 3 inches for the bay year. wipeding down fix monday that's much-needed written fall. here's look at state wide conditions for tomorrow. pai painly sunny town south. a little cloudy up north as the showers begin to approach the north coast and here in the bay area we see cloudy skies tomorrow in the daytime with high pressure maply in the mid upper 50's. showers will arrive in the late afternoon to early evening and continue overnight into theirs and here is the accu-weather 7 take forecast. wet weather beginning late tomorrow. certainly wet weather overnight tomorrow nigh

we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzle at the wall and leave the room for the whole day. [ laughter ] >> jon: two quick things: one that doesn't really address the curious and apparently dangerousness of the yellowness of the water and whur mounting a defense of the olympic part, i would leave out the part where you say you have cameras in everyone's bathroom. [ laughter ] listen i -- they are lying. everyone is lying because i tell you this -- they are lying i know that their rooms are nice because i'm under the bed when you are sleeping. [ laughter ] but of course, while the conditions in sochi are quite controversial apparently moscow is beautiful this time of year or so jason jones found out in the "the daily show"'s exclusive olympic coverage jason jones live from sochi-ish. ♪ >> forget the media circus in sochi, if you really want to understand russia you have to come to moscow, so i did. and the lingering effects of communism were everywhere right down to the endless lines for basic necessities bhasm are we waiting for

when the prototype is ready the cells will go in to inkjet printer nozzles, and they will produce enoughfor a graft for a patient with severe burns. >> we're very disconnected to burns, it's not something you really come across that much, so to see the impact and the intricacy of how skin needs to be regenerated, how -- how the -- the time scale is very important in terms of saving someone's life, so there's a lot to take into account, yeah. >> reporter: burns are horrific injuries. at present skin is transplanted from another part of the body on the burn, healing is is slow, scarring is likely. this could be the biggest break through for them since antibiotics. >> we can mimic your original skin resulting in complete healing and almost no scar. >> reporter: and not just skin, it might be possible to use the technology in leanne's printer to produce entire organs for transpant. >> we're engineers, train as an engineer, and graduate students in post doctorates, and researcher in this project are trained from different angles, middling micro systems, right? and so it is important that thes

washing off driveways are banned and cars will have to be done using a bucket and hose with a shut off nozzle. >> breaking news in san francisco. police say a car hit a 67-year-old woman in the richmond district. we're told she's critically hurt. roads are closeed and traffic said to be a real problem remember, two people were hit in san francisco just yesterday. now this accident, today. >> well, not only do we have to conserve water, now you're being asked to use less energy, too. california power grid calling for conservation because cold cause a shortage of power. a flex alert is in power. authorities say state wide energy conservation will free up electricity and supplies >> a construction worker injured today in san francisco after a crane hit him. it happened just after 8:00 this morning as a man working on the new transit center project. officials say the crane malfunctioned and hit worker, knocking him off a flat form. we're told injuries were not serious but he was taken to the hospital. >>> a caring yes plane power a pilot tried to land but couldn't make it the plane landed in the

there on a pool cover and on the nozzle of a water hose were tiny traces of blood.ut the blood couldn't be tested for dna. >> it's been too heavily washed off. there's just not enough genetic material there. and when you go to do dna from blood, there's no dna in red blood cells. you have to get it from a nucleated cell like a white blood cell. and there's just not enough there for testing. >> police found another suspicious piece of evidence in the couple's washing machine. >> well, there was a pair of jeans that belonged to michelle hetzel, and there was some water in that. police took the jeans and water. and it tested positively presumptive for the presence of blood. >> the blood was so diluted, it was impossible to get a dna profile. but in a pocket of michelle's jeans, police found the plastic cap of a drug syringe, the same type of syringe which was in devon's waistband. >> michelle hetzel had worked for a physician in a physician's office where she may have had access to those types of syringes. >> police now had three suspects in the murder of devon guzman,

his proof, we have surveillance video from the hotels that show people turn on the shower, drek the nozzle at the wall and then leave the room for a whole day. an aide pulled away reporters before they could ask a question about that hotel surveillance. they are watching you. still, many are far from impressed by russia's stance on a host of civil rights issues at the games open. google changed its doodle to a tribute of the games showing athletes bobsledding and curling ses on a rainbow background including principle 6, which is part of the olympic charter. the practice of sport is a human right. every individual must have the possibility of practicing sport, without discrimination of any kind. many are reading this is a shot of russia's intolerance of gay propaganda. >>> a top diplomate has been caught on tape using salty language over the political situation in ukraine. they first reported the conversation between victoria noland and jeffrey bassett. they were discussing the political leadership and that's when n o ulanuland made the controversial remarks. >> you can be pretty sure if i

we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzle at the wall and leave the room for the whole day. the government later said that hotel rooms are not under surveillance. but it is not only reporters saying sochi is not the dream city russia claims. several security guards have complained to us about living conditions and not being paid. and the ones we have spoken to are protecting the athlete village. security guard nikolai took us to the trailer park where he is living near the olympic venues. six men to a room, nicolai said he has only been paid a fraction of his salary. when he started to ask questions, he claims he was fired. other guards who did not want to talk on camera had similar complaints and said they would like to quit. nicolai's employer, angel security, didn't respond to an e-mail from nbc news. disgruntled guards not the best sign on the eve of the opening ceremony with 40 world leaders expected to attend. russia continues to insist it has the threat of terrorism under control and that it treats all of its workers invo

preparations said yesterday that surveillance cameras have been installed in some of the hotel shower nozzles. the same official also accused western media of anti-russian bias. now, later a spokesman said that official had simply misspoken about the showers. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. is pointing a finger at russia after an american diplomat's private phone call is posted online. >> the state department's top diplomat for europe has apologized after being caught insulting our european allies. in it assistant secretary of state victoria nuland is heard using an expletive directed at the european union. >> so that would be great i think to help glue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and, you know, [ bleep ] the eu. >> nuland was apparently complaining that the european union hasn't done enough to get ukraine to break an agreement with russia. word of her comments got out by way of a tweet from a russian official. >>> the other major story we're following is winter weather and its aftermath. hundreds of thousands are still without power in the philadelphia area. >>> and the pacific northwe

turning on their showers, then pointing the nozzles at the walls and leaving the rooms. we have another that denied that. the complaints have gotten under the skin of caps' star alex ovechkin. he told nbc washington's capitals game blog, "i've been in three olympic games, i remember torino and volunteer, and nobody said something bad about those places? why are you always trying to find bad things in so much? it's olympics, guys. come on. everybody has to enjoy it, and don't find bad stuff out there. of course the world is changing, everybody's focusing on different stuff, political stuff. but just settle down." we've got breaking news coming out of the park now. actually, the extreme park up in the mountain cluster. heidi closer, a mogul skier, number four in the world, has injured her leg in a crash today. again, number four in the world. she is out of the games. back to you. >> looks very dangerous there, too. and jim, we understand that security is being beefed up, and it's affecting you, as well. what's going on?asprices. aaa says they'll start rising soon as refine

nozzle that's been in the works for ten years. they can manufacture a part that they can't manufacture using traditional methods. it's not that it's more cost effect toif use 3-d printing. it's that the design of the part saves so much in jet fuel, your savings come on jet fuel savings but the part is going to take more and it's been in the works for ten years. it's a very specialized situation. >> a small market. >> we are not going to be 3-d printing jets. you will hear about airplane hinges being 3-d printed. if that hinge fails the plane is not going to crash. you could print a hinge for an overhead bin on a plane. >> we're going to continue to follow this business. obviously the stock is getting pounded today. thanks so much for joining us. >> twitter is about to report its first earnings as a public company. can they prove they have plenty of room to grow? we'll discuss that next here on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." stwirt coming out with its first earnings report post i.p.o. the stock soared more

yesterday, we have surveillance video from the hotel, that shoes people turn on the shower and direct the nozzle to the wall and leaving the rom for the whole day and leaving us to know how they were watching everybody in the shower. russian officials saying that that is not the case at all. that was simply an instance of being lost in translation. you choose whether you trust the russians. >> i feel nervous. thank you so much >>> fox nows alert. a missing six day old baby found alive. police saying baby cadden was found in iowa swaddled inside of a tote bag outside of a gas station in a are you tone search when a officer managed to hear the bab crying. the police are focusing cadden with his parents. and kristin smith is considered a person of interest and arrested on unrelited charges in iowa. >> nice to report good news. >> what a cutie. >> new efforts to protect the american power grid and what congress is considering to do to shield it. >> and al-qaeda teaching young children, that's right children, the tools of the trade. a disturbing report on the next wave of possible attackers. i have t

back, saying that officials have surveillance video of people turning on the showers, turning the nozzle towards the wall, and then leaving the room for the entire day. and pulls away before he could be asked about that video. many -- by the second winter storm, just this week. the storm brought snow, ice, or rain, to places from oklahoma to connecticut, snarled traffic, on roads take a look at these pictures here. and there have been even more flight delays today. boy, that's pretty bad. in areas are nearly a foot of snow fell. another day without electricity, crews are dealing with downed power lines because of the ice. marie yeah is in one of those areas, where are you exactly and how are things there? and this is as you said the hardest hit area. that tree right there, that brute down these power lines and the same scenario, you will see over and over, throughout this entire county, where so many people are without power, now some people spent the night in hotels, others went to family and friends louses. and others stayed in they homes. >> the storm is long gone. >> transformers wer

the cells will go in to essentially inkjet printer nozzles, and then combine to produce enough skin foror patients with severe burns. >> in general, we're very disconnected to burns, so to see the impact and the intricacy of how skin needs to be regenerated, how -- how the time scale is very important in terms of saving someone's life, so there's a lot to -- yeah, to take into account, yeah. >> reporter: burns are horrific injuries, at present skin is transplanted from another part of the body on to the burn. this could be the biggest break through for them since antibiotics. >> we can exactly mimic your original skin resulting in greater healing, and possibly no scarring. >> it may be possible to produce entire organs for transplants. >> we're engineers, train as an engineer, and graduate students and researchers in this project have trained from different angles, from cell biology, building micro systems, so it's important to work together to create something that is new. >> reporter: the inventors hope to produce a device that is relatively cheap and portable, and could save the live

we have surveillance video that shows people turn on the shower direct the nozzle at the wall and leavehe room for the whole day. an aid later said he misspoke and insists there are no cameras in the bathroom. >> two years after the death of 5-year-old alex saw start eting new revelations land his father and her wife in jail. they are accused of forcing the little child to drink two liters of grape soda and water as punishment which led to swelling of the brain. the couple is due in court later today. >> the search to find a missing baby boy. 5 month old caden disappeared from his bass net early this morning. there's no signs of forced entry. right now time is of the essence. >> obviously in this case a 5 day old baby can't take care of himself, we have got frigid temperatures out and it's just a frantic search to try to locate this baby. >> at this point the police don't have any suspects. >>> in a few hours family and close friends of phillip seymour hoffman will say their final good-byes to the actor. he will be laid to rest in a private funeral mass. hoffman's long time girlfriend a

, quote, we have surveillance video of the hotel showing people turn on the shower and direct the nozzle to the wall and then leave the room for the whole day. finally the owe chee -- finally the sochi mascot arrived and he wasn't feeling well. >> that happened. he could have hurt somebody. >> turned out he was gay. >> god knows where he went. sherrod, these games are off to a bad start. is it obama's fault? >> well, on this network, yes. he was behind this and obamacare ruined the bathrooms. that bathroom is disgusting. it looked like where tony montano was cut. it is disgusting. running out of pillows and now they will get extra pillows from somewhere? don't put your face on that pillow. >> i don't like using used pillows, and will they have pillowcases? >> listen, don't put your face on it. it is not worth it. >> you can say that about a lot of things. liz, russia claims to have secret cameras in the bathrooms. as an exhibitionist, does this excite you? >> it thrills me. by the way, the olympics are going on? who knew? >> the olympics are not going on. >> i love how the russian bathro

when this prototype is ready the cells will go into what are essentially ink jet printer nozzles, and will produce enough skin to graft for patients with severe burns. >> this is not something that you come across that much, so to see the impact and the intricacy of how skin can be regenerated, the time scale is very important in terms of saving someone's life. there is a lot to take into account, yes. >> burns are horrific injuries. at present skin is transplanted from another part of the body on to the burn. healing is slow, scarring is common. doctors say that her invention could be the biggest beak through fobreakthrough for theme antibiotics. >> there could be healing or maybe improve cosmetic healing, meaning almost no scar. >> and not just skin. it might be an to use the technology in the printer to produce entire organs for transplants. it shows what can happen when scientists from different fields work together. >> we're engineers, and graduate students, post docs and researchers are trained from different angles, building micro systems. so it is important that the different

that we have surveillance video from the hotels that show people turn on the showers, direct the nozzle at the wall and leave the room for the whole day. well of course this begs the question, why are there surveillance cameras inside the hotel rooms? an aide would not let somebody ask that question earlier today. and then the face of the sochi olympics came to the defense of their preparations saying i've been to three olympic games, i remember vancouver and nobody said something bad about vancouver in turn. why do you try to find some bad things in sochi? it's olympics, guys, come on. everybody has to enjoy and don't find bad stuff out there. everything in turn is where the construction was and nobody said anything about that. of course the world is changing, everybody is focusing on different stuff, political stuff, but just settle down. the u.s.a. today columnist and frequent game on contributor christine brennan is in sochi filing this report about the controversy surrounding sochi. >> hey guys i'm here in sochi and i thought we'd be talking about putin's anti-gay law and this $50

quote, we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower direct the nozzle at the wall and then leave the room for the whole day. russian officials moved quickly to assure visitors that is not the case and that the deputy prime minister's words were simply lost in translation. in new york, jonathan hunt, fox news. chris? >> jonathan, thank you. we have breaking news tonight from the u.s. state department. american missionary kenneth bae, held by the north korean government, has been transferred from a hospital to a labor camp. the state department is expressing deep concern about his health. he has been detained for more than a year after being sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for trying to overthrow the regime. >> now, an unsettling look at the future of terrorism. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot shows us how young children in syria are being recruited to be the next generation of terror. you may find some of the images in this report disturbing. >> they are childrens pictures like you have never seen before. sweet faces along with islam

he knew that, he said because they have cameras in the showers and they can see people turning the nozzlend turning it on and leaving it on all day. which begs the question why are there cameras in the shower? how do you feel about it? does it make you feel nervous or uncomfortable? >> i'm going laugh it off. i'm techy and geeky. i could tell if there was -- james bond being here. but there were motion detectors in our rooms. which was kind of weird. but other other than that. people start to freak out and think there were cameras and throwing shirts over them. i have seen nothing of the sort. so i could be wrong but i'm telling you it's been a great experience and i don't see any sabotage or unfair play. melissa: you were obviously an athlete. you are focused on competition. we applaud that. good luck to you. thank you very much for coming on. >> thank you very much! >>> so coming up the outrageous upstart that has jeffrey up in arms. the guy has made more than $100,000 but his controversial strategy and the hate tweets are rolling in. wait until you hear how this guy has turned the game

these people complaining about the bad conditions, turning on the water in their bathroom, firing the nozzle at the wall and leaving the water running all day" basically suggesting this was sabotae or something by some of the critics. but that raised another question, if this quote is in fact true, are the russians monitoring visitors in their bathrooms? and that's a big question. we can assume that the russians are very closely monitoring all the telecommunications, a lot of the data that is moving through this place. and i have to add on top of that. so this may become another issue for the russians now as people try to follow up that potential quote. but we also have to stress, anderson, the massive deployment of russian security forces on the ground. tens of thousands of them. this alleged ring of steel with fortified olympic venues around here. and also the reactions of some of the athletes i've talked to about the security question. i've met dozens of members of team usa coming off the plane. some of them said yeah we were worried about some of the security issues. now we're here, we f

said we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzle the wall, and leave the room for the whole day. now, setting aside whether they're doing that, they have since said this was a mistranslation of what he actually said. but talk to me about the surveillance inside sochi. can everyone who is there just assume it is complete in the sense that in your hotel room, wherever you are on the street. what is the level? >> as a diplomat when i used to go to the soviet union and then to russia after 1991, you always assumed that you were being monitored, and given the authoritarian nature of that country under a strong authoritarian leader putin, you have to assume the russians are looking at everything you do. i'm sure our athletes are aware of that. >> the only safe assumption for not only diplomats but for anyone in russia and i don't know with -- i would say the techniques of the surveillance became more sophisticated. >> got better. >> because we've learned. >> absolutely. one of the things we know is that doctor or one of the things the u.s

said, "we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzleave the room for the whole day." which is good, i mean, i guess if you have evidence these are people -- hold on. you have videos from inside the bathrooms in the hotel -- you have surveillance video from the hotel room shower? i'm sorry. what? your allegations have just been lost amid the way in which you said you got the data behind your allegation. you have the surveillance video from the showers, you said. again, paging edward snowden. now, according to "the wall street journal," after that statement, an aide pulled the reporter away. keeping the deputy prime minister away from having to face follow-up questions about the cameras in the showers in the hotels. the spokesman then came out and said, "there is absolutely no surveillance in hotel bathrooms." but there was surveillance on premises during the construction. so maybe that's what he meant? and it was the construction workers turning -- yeah. super creepy. and the specter of shower cams might not, might not even be the scarie

directly, we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzlee room for the whole day. think about that for a moment. we have surveillance video from the hotels. does that mean they can see you when they are turning on the showers over there? inside the bathroom, there is surveillance video? eke. an aide told "the wall street journal" that there is no surveillance in hotel rooms or bathrooms occupied by guests. i'm not sure what he means when he said we have that surveillance video. something to think about certainly if you are heading over there anyway. >>> president obama is not going to go to sochi but the cheerleader and chief did do this. he issued a video message to team usa. have a listen. >> we couldn't be prouder of you. we can't wait to see what you accomplish in the next few weeks. we're also proud of everything you've done to get this far. you have worked tirelessly, practicing day after day for years to become some of the finest athletes in the world. >> the united states delegation does include two openly gay athletes in protest of

. >> the nozzle was still in his vehicle so i walked away. >> a few minutes later, with a full tank of gas, alex pulls his pickup truck forward and stops as a minivan rounds the corner. so alex exits his vehicle to toss some trash into the garbage can. then, without warning, the van goes out of control, slamming into alex and taking out the gas pump. he is knocked face-first into the ground, the 500-pound pump crashing down on top of him. >> i was just standing there, and it just happened. the timing was just so split second. because i knew there was a man under there, i know i yelled, oh, my god. >> inside the store, jim and the other gas station employees hear the impact and laura's cries for help. >> i just heard her yell, oh, my god, he's pinned. >> jim leaps into action, but the scene outside is even more dire than he can imagine. the gas pump bursts into flames with alex trapped underneath. the fire fueled by leaking gasoline. >> and when the fire hit, knowing there was a man there, the first thing i thought of was getting that fire extinguisher. >> and when i came out, laura was

then of course this has to be up to code, that has to be up to code, the nozzle up to code and anything within 25 feet up to code. i got all kinds of regulations when it comes to fuel in canada. hmm. trans-canada. isn't that the oil company that's trying to build this pipeline? why don't they have these scheduled to be all along the pipeline? why don't they have a requirement for a double thickness? why is it they're always picking on the little guy? and why is it there have been so many leaks and there have been no changes? i can tell you if there was a leak out of that tank environmental folks from canada would be all over me at the lake and they would be coming up with all kinds of recommendations on what i have to do with that tank. so maybe this is just a situation where it is such a huge company that they can come in and pretty much do whatever they want and write the damn regulations if they don't like them. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. on the's question -- would you let the keystone xl pipeline run through your backyard? text a for yes, b for no to 67

what it does, it ensures that the bottle neck is centered to the nozzle so you don't accidentally crashn between bottles. >> right, okay. >> you could do 60, 70 a minute on this... >> wow! >> without even thinking about it. >> so where do the labels go on? >> after the bottle's been capped--we'll send one through here, and then it's gonna travel down here through the labeling machine, and that will--let me catch that bottle. >> oh, my god. >> whoa, that was awesome! >> oh, my god! [laughter] >> getting this equipment will immediately improve the production by 24 times, which means that they'll be able to produce as many as 30,000 bottles in a single day. we need more business, like, yesterday. >> yeah. >> we better sell more, and if you don't, i'm gonna find somebody who can, 'cause this $180,000 machine is gonna require us to sell about $4 million or $5 million immediately, just to make this thing make sense. thank you very much. >> great. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> than you very much. >> yeah, nice meeting with you. >> everything is coded and dated.

said, "we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzlet the wall, then leave the room for the whole day." okay, the government later said the hotel rooms are not under surveillan surveillance. are they or aren't they? >> we don't know is the honest answer. i think it's possible when crow talk to western intelligence officials and you talk to them about other intelligence agencies outside of europe and the u.s., because, obviously, they are criticized at times for invasions of privacy, they will talk about other agencies being more invasive, and we know, as well, that the law in russia does allow for more surveillance than perhaps is allowed in other western countries, but we don't know exactly what it is they are doing. let's be honest, we know from the nsa controversy that all of the agencies are wanting to watch and look and that would include the russians as much as anyone else. putting cameras in people's bedrooms seem pretty extreme, wouldn't it? i don't think you can necessarily rule it out. the simple fact is, these are secret inte

he managed to open the lower part of the pump and he put the nozzle under his tarp and started pumping. the station has been hit at least four times recently. >>> well, new jersey governor governor christie is changing his tone now and says he took the traffic jams of fort lee seriously from the beginning. the new jersey governor chris christie started asking staff members about the details soon after they were over last year. he spoke on a show last night saying he started asking staff members for details about the traffic jams right away. and that's different from his account back in december when he said he laughed it off. christie denied allegations he ordered the bridge closed though to punish the mayor in fort lee for declining support for his re-election bid. >> i knew nothing about it before these lanes were closed. i didn't plan it. i didn't authorize it. i knew nothing about it. >> christie acknowledged for the very first time he may have been aware of the closure at the time but if he was, he did not get -- it did not get his attention rather. >>> the federal government is e

. >> both coming out of the same nozzle? a i was hoping you are not soda drinker. >> i am not a soda pop drinker. >> it is great for green mountain. >> sure. that is the unanimous approach to this. they get the coca-cola product there and it is one of the biggest brands in the world. they leave the door open for other brands on the platform. win-win situation. it is reminiscent of other deals i coca-cola has made. they initially by a small stake in a smaller company, like honest t/ . the reason we're seeing a pop is because some are considering the possibility. sodae seeing a plunge in stream. now, there is competition. the soda stream shares are up sharply. there are some analysts -- cvs keeps on the track of not selling any vices, we will have to have coca-cola at home. the notes that i have seen say it is a small possibility. you are not getting the precision from soda stream that you might get. you have more flexibility when you make soda through a soda stream. >> i like flexibility. when i use my soda stream, i do not l

the olympics we do have surveillance video from the hotels, people turning on the shower directing nozzlehing clean you are becoming in the hotel rooms. charles: have you seen these photographs, the rooms are abysmal. the water coming out, you see two glasses of water. liz: this is an olympics where they're spending money to dwarf any prior olympics surpassing $50 billion in spending in this olympics. there was a shortage of pillows in the olympic village. why is there a shortage of pillows at the olympics? charles: $50 billion. the greatest money grab in history. vladimir putin and a couple good friends, billions of dollars from their people that have gone to hospitals, education, robbed of their people blind like never been done in history. liz: a commodity rich country. the producer said what about greece? here is the thing with the olympics. it was supposed to burnish russia's brand image in the world and it is stumbling a little bit out of the starting gate. charles: only a two week debate. i would tell the viewers to google or if they don't know about the villages and catherine the

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we quote have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzlethe wall and then leave the room for the whole day. so you decide what he meant by that. he was carried away from the podium as soon as he made that comment. on a far more serious security note. the tsa here has now banned liquid in all carry-on luggage on flights from the u.s. to russia. obviously picking up on that concern we reported yesterday that explosives might be smuggled on by tubes of toothpaste or hand lotion as such. so there is some serious security concerns as well as the wonder whether you are being spied upon as you shower in the morning. martha: security and spying not the only issues we are talking about this morning. >> reporter: one of the issues leading up to the opening ceremonies today has been russia's anti-gay laws. the internet giant google making a point today on opening ceremony day by doing a doodle which supports gay rights, and the u.s. dell imaition to the olympic games includes some open live gay athletes including the former olympic champion figure ska

quote, we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzle at the wall, and then leave the room for the whole day. end quote. makes you wonder, doesn't it. we'll have much more on that angle later this hour. there are new terror concerns the report this morning. here's jim sciutto. >> reporter: cnn has learned u.s. authorities is working with russia and other countries to disrupt several plots related to the olympics. beyond the toothpaste tube terror threat it sparked a warning to airlines flying to the games. >> there are some very specific threat leads that we have, but at the same time it's difficult to ascertain whether this is aspirational or operational. >> reporter: u.s. officials are concerned the intelligence regarding the threat of attackers using toothpaste or cosmetic tubes to hide explosives originated from the group led by this man. he leads chechen terrorists. >> the leader of the chechen rebel extremist, that's where this plot hatched out of. >> reporter: while u.s. officials have increased confidence about security inside th

we have surveillance video from the hotels that shows people turn on the shower, direct the nozzle at the wall and then leave the room for the whole day. that obviously sounded like they have cameras in the showers to a lot of people. now, a spokesman for the deputy prime minister has since said, no that was a complete mistranslation. i leave you to decide for yourselves what you think. i'm not sure i would be taking a shower there anytime soon. jon: i'm with you there, jonathan. >> reporter: we don't take showers very often anyway. jon: i don't think i will be attending the sochi olympics anyway. jonathan hunt. >> reporter: sure. jon: sorry. you know, jonathan got me so rattled with the imagery there. coming up a former tsa deputy director explain how terrorists could use toothpaste tubes to target flights to russia. explosives perhaps in a tube. that's coming up. jenna: now we turn to a "fox business alert." a disappointing snapshot of our country's economy today. the latest jobs report from the labor department and it is another weak report for the second month in a row. employers

when the proo type is ready, it will go foo ink jet -- into ink jet printer nozzles and produce skin for a graft for patients and severe burns. >> this is not something you come across. to see the impact and intre case, how the time scale is important in terms of saving someone's life. there's a lot to take into account. >> burns are horrific. skin is transplanted, healing is slow, scarring is common. doctors say the ipp vention could be the biggest breakthrough for them since antibiotics. we can mimic the skip or improve healing. almost no scar. >> it may be possible to produce organs for transplants. >> we are trained as engineers, and researchers, and all in this project, we are trained from different angles, from cell biology, building microsystems. so it is important that different disciplines work together. the investors hope to produce a result that is cheap and incredible. it could make it one of the biggest productive steps forward for 3d printing technology. >> by the way, 3d printing has been around since the 1980s. turning to business news. federal reserve chair janet yel

there is different kinds of controls you put on the nozzle that goes into your gas tank.t is that time of approach. it's possible for some of the problems we are seeing. it's a question of investigating the problems we are looking at an assuring ourselves that we can manage them. host: where he are talking about the process known as fracking. david is from pennsylvania, good morning, from our independent line. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. petroleumired geologist and have done a lot of fracking across the country. there seems to be a little bit of a problem. we have been fracking wells for well over 50 years. the horizontal drilling is really new but the fracking process has been pretty well established. the one thing i would like to say is that the businesses themselves have been very disappointing as far as supporting local community efforts and really giving back to the committees. a lot of these people have come up from texas and they bring in texas folk with them and that's no problem area but they need to get out and they need to interact an

low flow showerheads, air rates both -- faucet aerators both for the home or kitchen area also a nozzleh water you use and also we have a website, accept water.org/conservation where we have actually a homeowner conservation check list. you can actually go and check and see what can i do in my home to actually conserve water so we think that 10% voluntary is a good start. if after this storm we don't get much else, we could have to go to mandatory. that's a possibility. but we are hopeful for the outlook but we still need a lot of water up there to even back away from the 10% volunteer. >> right. tell us a little bit about the water transport system because it's a long way from hetch hetchy to san francisco and there's been talk in the past about the pipes that deliver the water and the condition of that. is the transportation system of the water from there to here in good shape? >> yes, it is. we have been in the midst of a $4.6 billion program, the water system improvement program to improve the liability of that transport system to make sure we can deliver water 24/7. we are about 80