third place winner is alexa internet and accepting is stephanie anderson. the smallest, 25 to 100 employees, the first place winner is hdr architecture. accepting their trophy is jean hanson and matthew rig by. second place in that category is interior architects, and it's eric zimmer accepting their award from interior architects. third place is footster, and that's the from the winners circle the second year in a row. and we have hanna [speaker not understood] from [speaker not understood] with us today. for the highest level of employee participation in a larger size company, that's 101 to 500 employees, the fourth place winner is nekto therapeutics. we have brenda chu [speaker not understood]. they won fourth place [speaker not understood]. congratulations in every single year. 38% of nektar employees participated. that's over one-third of their full workforce. for the highest overall c.o.2 savings the second place winner was also nektar therapeutics. thanks so much to brenda chu and the whole staff there as well. lastly, for most clean commute days per

alexa johnson was 19 years old when she lost control of her pickup truck on i-25 north of denver last year and was thrown the length of a football field. police say she was likely distracted and wasn't wearing her seat belt. >> when we opened up the front door and saw the badge and the hat, you didn't have to say another word. i knew why they were there. >> reporter: now a new study conducted by safe kids found 25% of teens surveyed admit they don't buckle up on every ride. 39% have ridden with a teen driver who was texting. even more disturbing, 28% had been with a parent driver who was texting. >> teens who were texting often had parents who were texting or on the phone and involved in distracted driving. >> teen driving is already risky enough. just having somebody under the age of 21 in the car with a teen driver increases the risk of a crash by 44%. two teen passengers, the risk is doubled. >> the seattle belt -- >> alexa's parents have started seat belt hub hoping to save lives. >>> and we're back in a moment with new news about hurricanes and why their names may matter. gridloc

alexa reports on what's being done to prevent it. >> it can happen anywhere. the government says 1 in 10 teens has experienced relationship abuse. hurtful words, slapping and hitting, forced sexual contact -- anything that gives one person power over another is abusive and all too common. so it's good to know there are organizations around to help teens recognize and prevent relationsh one of those organizations is rapp. that stands for relationship abuse prevention program. every year it helps thousands of new york city teens. >> there's a lot of things that i didn't understand that came to my attention that i just -- i never paid no mind to. >> tyriek has a new attitude about treating girlfriends with respect. he's now a rapp peer leader. >> you start dating when you're a teen, generally. so you need to start learning how to manage these relationships and understand what's healthy, what's not healthy. >> kids who join rapp learn about relationship rights, including the right to have your own opinion, the right to say no to getting physical, the right to have

and be a little more extroverted instead introverted is alexa commit a comedy yeah. let's morris in the off season stories a comedy our character is think of the most extensive functional guy. but the best player in the league only is the best he's the best player in the league but he's never won he's as dysfunctional as it gets once the season is over so keeping him under wraps between june when he doesn't make the job as it is in which i was it from april to when he has to get back to training camp is like wrangling a while a lot of it all seems very few most of it is all said and most of it is in the offseason. but they got to get him into shape and when i say they the p.r. director and the trainer are assigned to him they come and live in his house the lakers the knights the nellie knights so the team does live in l.a. and he he looks at his off season as a cation and he is not about work it out he's not about anything other than finding the fun in these two young men the trainer and a p.r. director have to get him to do this i remember you acted while playing wi

scoter you pick up the escalator you pluggers were floated to the scooter your folder is the key and alexa how the box was and how the stored in a false starts the scooter. costs tossed the third rows pardo bridges or highways are allowed this is for roadside the city only. i hopped on a wire rod of the alley a few times it was a glass. -blast , uploaded the red earth three- pronged outlets this cadillac this car but as for scooters ever cheaper rides a $3 a pop about flea planned start at $5. >>: were watching the wall street on this but they boarded will help the stocks will pick up there during the short term it work we. --week/41 week in 2012 faced with potentially cut up to the post us some of its users fees and it-post of others and was part of a psychological study of the study from the people who got bad news either fees were slightly were likely to right they give post while those were good dues were restarted or positively. cas hey, if you could be any dinosaur, which would you be? t-rex. that's dumb, cuz when you're hungry late at night, your little t-rex arms couldn't stuff you

has a bright bright logo that can show you that this is not and moreover alexa was the only office that they didn't confiscate their hard disks the only hard disk was ours and other channels but not. so this shows that this operation that israeli force is leading is somehow. indifferent to ever do anything the sometimes take us in a prison children under eleven and a lot of videos in youtube and the same time they enter different networks well several days ago we we we had the spokesman of israel defense force in a big program of twenty six minutes and he was claiming that israeli forces never behaved never acting without any documents without any exact specific intelligence well i can tell him now where is the intelligence that you've got to prove that r.t. was somehow anyhow related to any political movement.

alexa bold means they can pack more into their life.ork and life as set of things -- separate things . it is a life of opportunity and adventure. >> what about the next generation? how does this process progress? my kids are tiny, they're growing up. i have no idea what generation they are. [laughter] how are they going to see the world differently to the generation that we have at the moment? how are the millennial's going to crack this story? >> the most popular jobs today did not exist 20 years ago. technology will continue to change the world. your kids will hopefully have many more opportunities to impact and enter industries that today may feel obsolete or irrelevant for them because everybody is flocking to a certain number of industries, whether it is technology, finance, banking, consulting, etc. in the future, they will be able to enter the fashion industry. >> is that a psychology difference? is it something that is going to change a lot? when you look at the startups that exist on your campus, some of these old guys, young g

clearly alexa fanfare. let's talk about the saudi oil minister.th showing up of hours before the meeting? normally he comes a couple of days before. what does this say about the portions of this meeting? -- the importance of this meeting? >> does not really matter. no changes going to be made. there was not much else to talk about in terms of the formal meeting. he has been known over the years for a little bit of impatience. he will be back to the airport after the meeting today. daddy of the meeting. the expectation is that while they will keep the ceiling, everybody wants saudi arabia to pump more oil because opec will struggle in the second half of the year. iswhat we are being told that the expectation for demand growth has been different than expected, we have not as much supply growth from the non-opec countries. .ess oil from iraq military trouble in iraq. exportsthe iranian coming back. stronger demand, weaker supply than expected. it is thought that opec collectively will have to pump a little bit more oil than the current ceiling in the

sknt than., we the point that justin alexa just raised. he said that -- you have on the one and that. the traditional vision. and essentially i'm the god between us. he to proving new life even if it doesn't always do so. that's u.s.'s vision of hearing. you have what's come to called the recent or their religious you're f ha he said voting sco mon aleader. >> he was in a sex. here is no disagreement. obody to disabout what marriage is. has the supreme court exclusively defined marriage to eflect this -- that was the -- it congress. and i think that was justin and no the end. the supreme court thumb that under winsor. it wouldn't be appropriate for the supreme court to resolve this fundamental clash of different visions of marriage. that was the whole point of winsor. that's a proper state function. he state has as court put it completely complete authority. . what causes me >> let me tell you what causes me concern. >> ok. >> there is no question, i think justice scalia really highlighted it. when the court was speaking in windsor about m

now security is tight and war torn syria as the country alexa a new president over nine thousand polling stations have been set up for some fifteen million eligible voters and despite the bloody civil conflict still raging there and the threat of a widespread boycott many still want their voices to be heard as written often at found a. special coffee in this house today for a very special occasion restamp born in damascus has lived in italy during this three years of crisis in syria but a couple of days ago he returned home to cast his ballot in the country's first presidential elections in fifty years hoping it may help him come back for good italian nothing in the detail in government prevents us from voting it deprives us from our right you can't vote at the embassy there i believe syria's future should be decided by the syrian people not by other countries' governments western as well as some arab countries have condemned the vote in syria saying that the country is a tour. this is hypocrisy there is a war here and then there is the grain why didn't western countries call for a boyco

alexa what level do you think they should be regulated at? what intel and will principle are you taking from the statue to say were going -- were at 100 now. vermont to aim for 50. if you had all the resources you need, what level would you pick as the proper one? >> i think you would want to look at the definition of what it means to him it 250 tons per year and then you want to think about the underlying notion that what congress is trying to do is impose these obligations on facilities that are capable of responding to them. they will tend to be facilities that are major in quality. those are the things that are going to guide you in trying to figure out what the number is. i think that is what epa is trying to do. >> the more typical emissions context. >> are you essentially looking for the number that captures the same class of emitters? >> how did the epa settle on the number? >> they tried to explain that in one of the rulemaking orders. . >> what epa did was say did to 85% of emissions by setting the standards were have set them. >> w