it is very adaptive. then, really interesting.hat about someone who may be a quadriplegic and does not have the ability to use arms or legs? there is a sip and tug adapter that allows someone to control the wii with his or her mouth. you can still engaged the wii by puffing into the tube. this company has made the wii completely accessible for anyone to play. it is a great option. if you want more information about the adaptive equipment for the wii, visit alicia's booth. >> i work for the independent living center in san francisco. i manage a program for people with disabilities that need assistance devices. there is a great program with the at&t network. a co-worker and i work with it. if anyone is interested in borrowing the equipment, you can call our office. we can help you to register. it has no cost. you can keep it up to 30 days. you can borrow a lot of things that will help people with different needs to play wii or do anything else. even simple things. let's say someone wants to buy a walker but you are not sure what kin

it's an adaption one more time to enemy procedures. we're trying to drive -- th are trying to drive that wedge between our forces and afghan forces. >> it's not something you think will be a permanent thing. >> i believe we'll continue to train the afghan security force. it is our way to leave them with a stable situation that they can handle on their own. and believe long term it will be successful. >> the proliferation of precision weapons from cruise missiles to guided rockets and mortars will fundamentally be changing warfare. there's always been a challenge and you have been working on this problem for some time about how that complicated an amphibious operation, when you're trying to move large numbers of troops from the sea to the shore. you've been working on this for some time. what are the epiphanies and how do you deal as ships get pushed further out to sea and the enemy has the ability to prank some of these -- plank some of these guys coming in from the beach. >> it's always been complicated. it's always taken an extreme l

it's been here for hundreds of years and has adapted to desert life.nteresting diets, but you said their social structure is pretty unique among animals like this. liz: yeah, most pigs are actually kind of solitary. they don't go too far from water, and they do congregate, but not the way these guys do. these guys live in big herds. when they're attacked, they will actually display altruism, and one of them will actually take on a predator. jarod: and just give themselves up? liz: basically, sacrifice himself so the other guys can get away. jarod: wow. now, what are some of their natural predators? like, there's a lot of carnivores that live in the desert. you have your puma, you have coyote, you have wolf. what are some other animals that would prey on a full-grown peccary? liz: that's probably about the list, because it has to be big enough to take on those incisor teeth that can slash. jarod: inflict a pretty good injury? liz: oh, yeah, they can slash a hunk of flesh out pretty easily. jarod: pretty easily? [laughs]. liz: yeah. jarod: and when they'

but there's a negative side to adaptation as well. any corrections officer will tell you there are way too many homemade shanks in prison an plenty of inmates willing to use them. we were at the penitentiary of new mexico when an inmate tried to break away from his escort officer. and tried to stab another inmate with a unique homemade shank. >> he actually fabricated this out of a piece of a pencil sharpener. you can see the rivet right in there. he attached a paper clip and ran it back, put some plastic cellophane on it, put a rubber band around it to make it more easy to handle specifically when it gets full of blood if you were to slice somebody. he actually admitted he put this on there so he could have some control once he sliced the individual. he's pretty ingenious as far as how he makes weapons. >> the inmate is 30-year-old christopher shiverdecker and his ability to craft ingenious weapons isn't the only thing that makes him memorable. >> the first time i met him, i was quite shocked by his appearance. i had never seen anybo

would create incentives for local areas to experiment on their own and know more about the success and adapt according to those results. thank you. >> tanks, betsy. >> tanks, betsy. >> tanks, betsy. >> to subpoenaed these speakers for talk about details of training programs in the evaluations that have down.

cords and everything else. >> an adapter, the new adapter, how much is the adapter to the adapter goingr app. >> changing to a smaller plug. we reported yesterday this will have a huge boost for the economy. predicting jpmorgan chase is predicting anywhere from .25% to .5% of the gdp. >> amazing. >> yes it is. >> coming up -- heidi klum, her big breakup and her new romance. >> the serious reason why lady gaga shaved part of her head. find out next in "the skinny." >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue after this from our abc stations. ♪ ♪ skinny ♪ ♪ so skinny >>> let's talk about heidi klum and her breakup with seal. she was on katie's show. she revealed a lot talked about what is going on and said, quote to katie. i am doing kind of okay. it is very hard being in all the magazines and gossip pages. and did go on to confirm, in fact as seal mentioned in choice sound bites a week earlier. >> yeah, what did he say? she was fornicating with the help. >> fornicating with the hired help. >> the bodyguard. >> heidi said she is seeing the bodyguard. i trust him with my children's

which manufacturer an adapter for european iphone. but not here in the u.s. >> it is an absolute jewel. >> reporter: as for the new lightning, apple has said the smaller connector was necessary for a thinner device. and judging from preorder projections, millions don't seem to mind playing the price. that. >> was kristen dahlgren reporting. another apple story. take a look. this is video from inside an apple store in southern california. it shows some would-be robbers crashing their suv into the front of the glass, several men jumping out of the vehicle. and they start taking everything in sight. they ran into some problems. the gate came down on the car, trapping that suv. they finally broke through, and then they got a flat tire on the way out. they then stole a fix a flat kit from a nearby 7-eleven. that's when they realized that their license plate was missing, so they went back to the apple store to look for it, and that's where police were there to greet them and properly arrest them. >> can't get away. can't get away. >> back t

news organizations have this incredible way of adapting to how things change.oing from print to online to twitter, i do not think these places will go out of business. >> you are a history major. what will this do to history? there is this fear among historians that history is not taught in schools anymore. >> i do not think it will change history in the sense that people -- i think we're starting to look back at the bush administration from a historical perspective. in 5 or 10 years, people will be able to look back and realize that it was inevitable. >> your boss, ben smith, talked to us on camera about you a couple of weeks ago. >> he is one of these self-made geniuses from the internet. he is great at finding things and great at researching. his real talent is his amazing news judgment. he knows what to look for. he has a great understanding of politics. >> self-made genius. >> that was very nice of him to say. >> does anybody else to the same kind of things that you do? >> there is a group of people i know online who do research. there is a certain subset

if you have women doing as marjorie said 83% of the work at home, how adapting are men? and i must tell you i have always thought since second rate feminism whatever it was in the 60s, sin owes, i was thinking all men from there on out would grow up to do half the housework and women would have careers and they would be able to work it out. it hasn't changed much. >> certainly the numbers show it. i have to say that i personally have experienced you know my brothers, my partner, you know, he is helpful. so i have personally experienced men that are willing to collaborate but the numbers are showing that men are instrumentalling with struggling with t and i have not read the book i have read reviews is really that men are not being flexible enough to adapt not only in terms of household work, the work the skills that they need. the degrees they need to start going more to college they are not going not enough men are going to college. >> my husband we have a big age gap and his mom made homemade bread and his mother when they came home from school she was there with cooki

and an adapter for the adapter. if they can sell it and get away with it, fine. maybe a technical reason for that, i will leave that up to the other guys, but will smell l more. melissa: that is the new smaller one, listing a few seconds ago to the old one, just a fraction of the size 80% smaller. and one has to device charging in one spot, do you sell a device with a new connector, a problem or a revenue stream? >> apple has used the ipod dock, has been a long time on one connector. smaller, digital, need a smaller connector because they have a thinner device now. a technical necessity. user will have to buy adapters if they have old stuff. many people will. they will be a lot of aftermarket sales and devices to help the ecosystem around apple. melissa: is this a home run or will they face stiff competition with the smart phone deals? >> early in the presentation tim cook said there are 400 million ios devices in the wild right now. this is the next generation of iphonecome it will do extremely well. the new connector will make some consumers say i have a lot of

recreation center, so all of our children who have special needs and need some form of adaptive recreation assistance will be assessed at this new site citywide, it is a beautiful and joyous space, mission playground is q>on 19t and valencia, and it was formerly a strangely designed broken up space that felt unwelcoming and frankly unsafe, and to be out there on saturday morning watching kids play soccer all morning long, watching people on two different playgrounds on the basketball courts, tennis courts and what is now just a really gorgeous wide open community hub that will hopefully we leave some space from delores park, i want to commend our capital and [inaudible] staff, meagan was the project manager on this and the construction manager, and frankly my entire team for what was a great opening and is a very special new asset in the community. speaking of good things happening in our neighbors, bow decker playground is set to undergo a major renovation with the trust from parkland, and i want to recognize betty trainer who's been a tireless [inaudible] she has been selected as a fina

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so you'll need an adapter to make it compatible. what do you think? will the extra $30 keep you from shelling out the new iphone 5. head to abc2news.com/facebook and weigh in. >> the cost of technology. >> here's a man. man kind said good-bye to a hero. >> we're going to take a look at the memorial and hear what many said about the first plan to step on the moon. >> just follow the orange trail. you're pointing at me. we'll be right back with orioles fans. >> got the money's worth. 80 degrees at bwi. normal is 79. the cool temps in the 50s. so we have the weather winner. bob, you'll get an abc2 storm umbrella. we're back in just a minute. Ñ[= >>> beautiful havre de grace, right on the mighty susquehanna and right in front of you. wyatt will be right back with the full forecast. >>> one of man's greatest pleasurements happened in 1969. that's when neil armstrong stepped foot on the moon. >> he passed away and thousands attended the memorial. >> reporter: the words have been etched into our collective memory. >> it's one small step for man, one giant le

other examples of such an adaptive reuse, already enhance the city and can serve as models. we know local architects and housing nonprofits who are interested in developing nonprofit senior housing. now is the time to finally do the right thing. please do not negotiate and renegotiate a poor idea. let's give san francisco the housing it needs to be an inclusive city. let's give the neighborhood the amenities and wants and needs. [applause] >> thank you. if i have called your name, you can approach the podium. >> my name is greg wood. what i think you were not getting is that the church has told the city previously today and today that continued efforts to infringe the churches right to use its property as it has proposed to do it will cost the church substantial hardship. it is likely to deprive the church of the economic return on its property, the reasonable use of its property, or the appropriate use of its property. this is not the commission acting -- this is not just anybody property. this is a religious organizations building. this is a first amendment issue, this is

apple does make an adapter. it's $29. and that's $29 you have to spend if you have one of those accessories. >> it seems that it's not, it's a little challenging to find the like the hole, like i'm trying to -- i guess i can get used to it. i don't know. >> reporter: and for those, getting used to it will mean buying several adapters and new accessories. but most buyers love it. >> super fast. yeah. first thing you notice is that it's very light, you know. i have the 4g and yeah it's way lighter. and even though it's lighter, it's also bigger. >>> google announced plans today to shut down it's music downloading service in china. google is scheduled to close on october 19th until then users t content. the mountain view based search giant blames the closure on the site's poor performance. the service launched in 2009. >>> a san jose family needed not guilty to charges they abused and neglected more than a dozen people living at their nonlicensed home care facility. jana katsuyama is live now in san jose with the impact this

. >> they adapted to the style of this type of music (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are just simple spoons, kitchen spoons. (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and here we have our principle instrument. >> (speaking spanish). >> the name of this instrument is called cajon. >> (speaking spanish). >> in certain places in africa this instrumentality existed. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the percussionist will play with their hands and their feet. >> (speaking spanish). >> with the african slave trade he used to be in the ports. this type of boxes. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they were sit over these big boxes and play over them. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the blacks these type of instruments were not allowed to be played because they were too loud and for the church they will provoke movement that was not appropriate. >> (speaking spanish). >> they could also work as a form of communication with the drumming patterns. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was what was going on in africa. >> (speaking spanish). >> and from some of the sounds they used to play that we alm

old iphone adapters will not work. some companies are selling their own version online, but experts recommend that shoppers wait until the by the accessory to make sure it is compatible. what's cooking with you? >> things are quieting down. another day without a lot of lightning and thunder. let me show you the time lapse. this is how it looks right here in rosslyn. every three seconds -- we have lines of really nasty winds coming in, heavy rain. rainfall in washington officially was a bit over an inch. not even close to the record. look at the amount of rain -- some spots around martinsburg over 2 inches. here is what has been going on over the last couple of hours. around rockville gaithersburg -- the last of the showers coming through around baltimore. you can see columbia in the back of it -- things are beginning to settle down. tomorrow morning, it will feel like a different day. look at the area -- we did have wind damage. thunderstorms towered high in the atmosphere, but because of the strong winds. over 4 inche

and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts your speedhen approaching slower traffic. and for the blind-spot monitor... [ beeping ] ...that helps remind you that the highway might not be as desolate... as you thought. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. now covering 3000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] bud light. the official beer of nfl fans who do whatever it takes. here we go. >> tim: another great fall saturday, tim brando in new york. welcome to "the jeep post game show." tonight on cbs. only cbs. in the game you just saw, whips missouri 31-10. joined by spencer tillman and tony barnhart, you and i had occasion to see them play last year. he's built on that from a season ago. >> spencer: he has moxie, his ability to have total command of all aspects of the game. he's tough and i think his teammates feed off of that. another win over kentucky and they're going to tie the program's longest win streak ever. i think he's impressive and he's done a tre

kitchen, grablgs and things like that require creative adaptive reuse. if properly designed, most homes could benefit from having a garage. there are some homes that there is no tasteful way to do. i think those homes should forget having a garage. >> i went along the row of painted ladies and they all have a row of garages. those are the icons of san francisco. they all have garages. let's talk about the other interior and hardware issues. go back and talk about doors. here's inn exterior door set. how does one retain and maintain hardware like this. you don't want to replace should go like that. if you do it will be expensive. vsx+or?3vy÷voa;lñr you can rep parts. you buy a house and there's no key. you take this out -- >> have that replaced. you get it all rekeyed. there's one there. >> you don't have to replace the hardware. >> you don't have to replace it. i'm working on a large house now where we have taken every singet piece of hardware off. hings. the lock sets and having them all replated and going to a company that will come in and they will r

adapting to colder climates are decreasing.seems sensible to infer that this is some climate driven pattern. >> reporter: is it climate change? >> that would be the most logical inference. >> reporter: the study is built on the work of citizen scientists. all members of the massachusetts butterfly club, and the 20,000 sightings they've noted over a period of 19 years. the data includes tom ganion's notes. so how do you keep your records? how do you know what's been here? >> i have a running log right here that i keep. >> reporter: other club members add their observations to the notebook under the bench. from september 2007 -- >> we had ten common checkered skippers and -- >> reporter: this is a southern species. >> yes, this is a southern species, a fiery skipper. >> reporter: this year, the buzz is all about the giant swallow tails, common in the deep south. >> have you ever seen 108 giant swallow tails in a season? >> not in my whole life, nevermind one season. >> reporter: like the butterflies they note, some may consider t

holding different devices that all would use the same micro usb adapter.d on e-readers and digital cameras and many of us have these ports and in europe you can't sell a phone there without a usb connection because there's a standard so why not make that adopter sold in europe available in the u.s. >> the phone comes with the chargers but accessories that we've accumulated over the years that won't necessarily work. you see them in hotel rooms. >> talking to a hotel manager. what are you going to do with your 450 rooms with the alarm clocks, what are you going to do with an adapter that sits between here and the phone? will it work? on some devices i've been told by apple it won't, others will and there are others that don't look as elegant as they are supposed to, buy the cord, plug it into the back of the dock. >> but it's not as pretty. >> and it won't charge. still won't charge. >> real quick, do you think the iphone 5 is worth getting? is it a must or is it a call me maybe. >> if you're at a 4s i would hold. iphone 4 or older or never seen an iphone,

how do you look at where the market is and change and adapt without being almost too late for what is going to go next? >> as a small busess, this is one of t the great benefits. we are able to pick it quickly. when we see trends coming in the market, en we see what ourur stomer requirements are. we are paying attention to what other market leaders are doing. we are able to shiftnterernally and say we need to go in this directio it is just a matter of really staying on top of theame and knowining where things are going and say we will chahange at a momement's notice to meet the needs of our clients. >> what is a way that you evolves, from what you started out to what you're doing now based the marketplace shifts? >> one examples what we are doing now. doing work with the federal gornment -- if you have worked for the goverernment another emphasis n is olowest cost and technicacally acceptable. theyey want the most cost- effective vendorors toto provide the best solutionsns eiciently as possiblele. whatat information experts have done as an education and aining firm, we veloped a tool

nobody's i think better off than four years ago but i think women having an easier time adapting to the doesn't mean that things are awesome for women and terrible for men but it is women seem to be more adaptive to jobs that are available. >> i love the idea that women are soring. look at law school, medical school, business school. it's all women. tell me what is going on. >> that's a remarkable thing. whether we like it or knead not you need a college degree in this economy and why women are better at getting college degrees and master's degrees better than men we don't know but they do. >> a tell us what is golg on in today's economy. >> 12 of 15 jobs are largely female jobs health care service economy growing at the same time the manufacturing economy has shrunk. those things favor women over men. >> when you look at the white collar story today people are getting laid off on wall street and that is largely men. i love the fact that you cite the famous "i love lucy" episode when wives and husbands swap response blgt and lucy gets the job at the chocolate factory. that was a great e

scott and i and our colleagues are in charge of legislating and adapting to new technologies you have that are changing the way we all live. one thing we like to say at city hall is that as goes san francisco, often times so goes the rest of the country. as goes the rest of the country, so goes the world. i believe we're starting something special today that will do that for the entire planet. thank you for being here. i am looking forward to working with you. [applause] >> welcome. my name is ontario smith. i volunteer is a member of the board of directors. i would like to welcome you for the dialogue on the shared economy. spur is a non-profit organization. we support good planning and government research and advocacy. we put ideas and action together to make a better city and region. please raise your hands if you are a member. one hand, actually. they keep your support. it means a lot to us. if you did not raise your hand -- thank you for your support. it means a lot to us. if you did not raise your hand, i encourage you to become a member. members receive our publication and get

when they have new iphones, they have to have all new adapters, all new plugs, all new cases. >> it's called getting you coming and going. >> that's exactly what it's called, getting you coming and going. anyway, if you want to get one, go get it. it's like the old one with a better camera. >> have you been tailgating already? >> i'm exhausted. can i tell you i'm so exhausted. last night i did what you did the night before. >> we are too old to go to dinner. >> we ned to go to dinner at 5:00 and go to night night. >> last night i went to the "self" magazine called women doing good. it was a terrific event. jessica alba was honored. this is a group with all the ladies. judith danziger really rock it that night. >> i also played music for them. who knows if they liked it or not? here's the thing. i like to play my music for people, audiences who are willing to hear it. i played that song, the lisa lisa cult jam one. do you remember that one? >> yes, who could forget. >> do you like that leather dress? >> yes. >> megan picked it out for me. >> apparently you are on "u.s. weekly's" best d

i heard you have to have an adapter to use the dock on the new one.ey make the coolest adapters. welcome back! guess the galaxy s3 didn't work out. no, i love the gs3. it's extremely awesome. i'm just saving a spot in line for someone. that's not cool. yeah, man. this year, we're finally getting everything that we didn't get last year. yeah. the big screen! true 4g. yup. phone: bing! what is that? hey what did you just do? i just sent him a playlist. by touching phones? yup, simple as that. it's the galaxy s3. hey! hey! mom, dad! oh, thanks for holding our spot. hey, man. hey! how's it going? saved you a spot! i've moved on. you're not going to miss all this? nah, i got the samsung gs3 now. is that a samsung? that's the new samsung. it is... it's pretty cool. i kinda like it. this one's 4g. yeah, we've had that for a while. this one's got a big screen. yeah, this one has a bigger one. and we can share videos instantly. you can watch a video while you're sending an email. well we're going to get that, for sure... ... maybe not this time, but the next t

but i think the ideas will spark other innovations here and adaptations of their policies that might work in an american context. so i don't want to stand too much more between you all and hans and the rest of the group, so well -- i'll pass the microphone back and then we look forward to the discussion that follows. >> thank you, ellen. why don't we do this. i had first thought that we would have presentations and then questions and answers. maybe it's four presentations, 15 minutes each, why don't we have the presentations all in a row first and then unless you have clarifying questions, hold your questions until the very end and hopefully we will have enough time left over to have questions and answers. the first presentation is by mr. hans and i'm sure i mangled your name and you can do the same with mine. hans is an international coordinator, a is you si did i of the dutch knowledge center on traffic and transport. it's a knowledge center for expertise on cycling and other subjects. it runs the website bicyclecouncil.org and has cycling ambassadors to spread the word on dutch po

adaptive cruise control will be enhanced, more drive support will enter vehicles. but, there's still the issue of legislation. we have to talk and discuss with policymakers how we can modify rules in order to allow this on public roads. one thing we will do is at the end of october, we will have a workshop in washington with policymakers to understand how we can modify legal regulations in an appropriate way. > > it sounds exciting. i'm not afraid of it, i'd love to try it. erik coelingh from volvo, thank you so much. > > ok, you're welcome. will general motors stock reach break-even is it a good value play? and why aren't gm executives being allowed to use their business jets as much? we cover it all in chart talk, next. our chart talk-meister today is matt shapiro. he runs his own company, mws capital. matt, let's talk about general motors. an interesting value play. it's trading in the low $20s. a lot of people in gm would love to see the government sell its shares, get out. but, it's not yet at a cash level where the government wants to sell. > > right. they do

narrator: even the casinos and resorts have adapted to efficient water use. mulroy: the las vegas strip uses only 3% of all the water that we deliver. and when you think about it, it's the largest economic driver in the state, the largest employer, bar none. they knew they had to go the extra mile. and they've embraced conservation. and it's almost beyond belief that they're right now in the process of building another 15,000 rooms. southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a third of our budget. that's a lot of money. the lake right over here, 24 hours ago that was in somebody's house. it's been through a treatment plant. and now it's in our lake and we're watering with it. narrator: these reuse and conservation techniques enable las vegas to exist in the desert. another important form of conservation is preventing leaks. man: every drop