>>volcanic ash and commercial aircraft just don't mix.ason for that is that the ash gets into the aircraft engines. when the pilot finds that they're in an ash cloud they try and climb above it- that means they have to put power on, it heats up the engines, it melts the ash into the turbine blades and they stop. (vo)after strato-volcanoes the most common type is the shield, a gradually sloped hill or mountain, so called because its shape resembles that of an ancient shield. probably the best known example of a shield volcano is kilauea on hawaii in the pacific. one of five volcanoes on the island it is thought to be the most intensively studied volcano anywhere in the world. said to be the home to pele, the hawaiian god of volcanoes, kilauea has erupted 34 times since 1952 - but at a fairly low level - making it one of the world's most active volcanoes. it was actually a shield volcano which set off the first major known eruption around 1645bc when the island of santorini in the aegean sea was blown apart in a massive explosion. the islan

there's a lot of false advertising surrounding the coal ash debate. current regulations do not restrict the use of coal ash in concrete. and contrary to what you may hear today, congress has not proposed to regulate such beneficial reuse. we should not strip epa's authority to protect public health in the environment. finally the house republicans have included the rivel and could gut the portions of the clean air act and responsible that pollution should be related to transportation stays in check. this terrible policy must be reje rejected. this policy committee has -- signed by the president and will keep our economy on the mend, alternatively, we should -- whether we should or shouldn't allow epa to ensure the safe disposal of coal ash and whether she should weaken other environmental laws. it is -- transportation infrastructure hostage over these extraneous

recycling coal ash is the same thing. we need to prove these provisions forward for the best highway bill possible. thank you, madam chairman. >> three minutes. >> thank you, madam chair, don isn't incompetent, that mike doesn't work. senator inhoff mentioned the cost of the extension in one way. i'll mention the cost of extension in another. we have seven states reporting that they will forego 60,000 jobs this construction season because of the temporary nature of the extension. they simply can't plan beyond that for federal funds. so if we can successfully conclude this conference, quickly, then we can look forward to not only restoring jobs in those seven states, i'm certain the numbers, if added up for all the states would be at least 100,000 jobs foregone. they aren't just construction jobs, remember, with bye america provisions, the steal, it's manufacturin manufacturing--these are some very sophisticated jobs, not only in construction which is devastated, but in manufacturing in other areas, so i have some sense of

i didn't consider what else was in the ash.ove letters, journals, books, new secrets of families went into the ash. they were all there is a search for the objects that were still recognizable. i really found one actually saw. i remember making a trip with my father to the nearby college town of hamilton for the newspapers. it was an adventure to see the landscape every time. in the winter, i wonder what we covered under the bombs in the snow. i imagine them to be ash dumps of vanished homesteads. almost all the remaining houses along the road had firewood stacked on their porches and a trail of smoke from the chimneys. i could smell the wood burned from her car as we passed. i remember it clearly. the shadow of her car rippled as we moved from a changing with the ground, flickering telephone poles and senses. we were like sit on the snow, deformed, but recognizable. eight a child's charcoal drawing. i could see myself very small. my father in the front, driving, changing sides, both of us blocking the sun as we passed over the

of ash borer beetles here. >> reporter: that day is a tiny wasp which lays its own eggs inside the asho is young, then devours the ash beetles. >> everything is released that is foreign, needs to go through rigorous testing and make sure it's not going to have a negative impact on the native species. >> reporter: years of research say it's a reduction. these are ash borer airgs, about to -- eggs, about to hatch the wasp's young, which won't be much larger. paper holding the eggs goes on to an affected ash tree. when the wasps hatch, they'll sniff out more eggs. >> i think it is the odor from the airgs. >> eggs that hatch beetles produce larva that destroys the tree. >> totally infested. >> there is no proof this will work. but no reason not to try. >> we are really fighting. we think that these will slow it down enough until we can find a cool that works much better. but it's a very persistent insect. >> reporter: alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> if the spread of the emerald ash borer is not slowed down, maryland's department of agriculture could see 70 million in lost trees. >>

it's a mission to test against the ash bore orrer beetle. >> we look for a concentration of emerald ashorers already here. so they'll have something. >> that is a tiny wasp from asia, which lays its own eggs inside the ash borer, whose legs then battle. >> everything needs to go through rigorous testing to make sure it's not going to have a negative impact on the species. >> reporter: researcher says it's a safe introduction, one you'll likely never see. because these are eggs about to hatch the wasp's young, which won't be much lager. -- larger. >> paper holding the eggs goes onto an infected ash tree. when the wasps hatch, they'll snitch out more airgs. >> i think the most significant is the odor from the egg. >> reporter: it feeds just under the park, killing the tree. >> heavily infested. totally destroyed. >> reporter: there's no telling how well this approach will work. but there's every reason for trying. >> the emerald ash borer is winning. we think this will slow it down enough until we can find a cool that works much better. but it's a very persistent insect. >> alex demetrick

slowly, meticulously, the team begins to remove the volcanic ash.ter, the ancient floors emerge, yielding the first clues of how these rooms were used. so, anyway, we're really glad to find this. it's certainly not any one of your super-elegant, towering pyramids like at tikal, but, for our purposes, super important to know where they actually did their cooking. and they've got round-bottom pots. and what they'd do is they'd rest one of those round-bottom pots on the three points of contact and put the firewood in from the side. the people in the area still do that. and i think it's impressive to watch them constantly adjusting. instead of going to the range and adjusting the amount of gas or electricity there, they're turning the firewood and keeping the fire just right. keach: here, in another structure, the team excavates a storeroom. usually archaeologists find only fragments of pots. but in ceren, huge vessels survive intact, protected for centuries by the soft ash. amazingly, inside these vessels the archaeologists find carbonized cacao seeds,

. >> no, he is his ashes. >> oh. >> onboard the flight, are ashes of actor james julian played scotty the engineer, beam me up, he died back in 2005. 300 other hard core space fans who also passed away will be spent into the final problem tier including mercury astronaut, gordon cooper. >>> the ashes are put into lip stick sized canisters and all of them are held in a big container and that container, tony and allison will be sent out into space it will sort of circle the earth continuously until it finally punches through the earth's atmosphere and disintegrates >> it will disintegrate. >> as ashes typically are. >> right. >> so you know there is a cost. >> right. >> $3,000. >> to have your ashes -- >> per lip stick canister, $3,000. some day on the moon if you want your loved ones ashes spread there take a guess. >> how much? >> 10 land grand. >> for your eternal rest -- 10 grand. >> for your eternal resting place to be on the moon. >> cheaper that burial. >> in some places. >> maybe not as exciting as salt and pepper but interesting. >> i am kicking around for that. >> thank you. >

something has to die to become ash. pompeii was sealed then burn them so completely only hollow spaces survive. plaster board into the molds from at the node the most about roman life because of the city. destruction preserve it. and from what we dug from the cast-iron shovel, the both decrease in size. as they carry the ash into the snow and looks like a loss best. looking as a melts its way underneath. pieces of china dolls and canning jars and household garbage pits. making and name was bottles but were sloppy and broke much. it protected them in soft piles. but that consider what else was in the ash. the town had burned everything down. the secrets of families went into the fire all the ash that went through my fingers searching for objects that were unrecognizable. going to the nearby a town of hamilton it was in a bid to your to see the landscape. iowa wondered what was under the bumps of snow. "i am legend" homesteads. there was firewood stacked in vitriol of smoke. i remember clearly. the shadow changed changing

recycling coal ash, the same thing. it reduces the cost of building roads. we provide strong environmental safeguards with a state-led approach. we need to move the provisions for word to the best highway bill possible. >> thank you. >> that mic does not work. senator inhofe mentioned the cost of the extension in one way. i will mention another. we have seven states reporting they will forgo 60,000 jobs this construction season because of the temporary nature of the extension. they cannot plan beyond that for federal funds. if we can successfully conclude the conference quickly, we can look forward to restoring jobs in those seven states. i am sure the numbers for all of the states would be released 100,000 jobs for gone. it is steel, manufacturing, transit vehicles, things that go into them. these are sophisticated jobs. these are jobs we need in construction, manufacturing, and other areas. i have some sense of urgency about passing the legislation. the legislation as reported by the senate has funding for the secure rural schools. that is critical in my p

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michigan and dumps 500 tons of coal ash each other. if you would like this coal ash, please tell us the lake we can send them to. >> thank you senator. now we go to representative hall for five minutes. >> turn on your mike. >> i'm on the science and technology committee, i'm not sure i know how to do that. but for my long time friendship with senator derbin, i would have taken four minutes and given him four minutes, but that didn't happen. we need to leave the acrimony to other bills and get together on this transportation bill. it's that important. i want to thank chairman micah for his leadership in this conference to ensure that hard workering taxpayers dollars are being used more effectively. the house committee on science space and technology, i think it's crucial that -- enhancing safety, reducing congestion and improving -- i introduce legislation to achieve these goals for surface transportation research programs. the goals and tasks before us must avoid -- more competition and merit reviews to ensure that the strongest resea

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and drops 500 tons of coal ash in michigan each year.if you'd like those 500 pounds of coal ash the people that voted for the provision please tell me the like we can send them to. >> thank you, senator. now we go to representative hall for five minutes. >> i'm on the science and technology committee. i'm not sure i know how to do that. [laughter] for my longtime friendship with senator byrd and i would have taken four minutes and given him four minutes but that didn't happen. we need to leave the acrimony to other bills and get together on this transportation bill. it's that important. i want to think chairman mike for his leadership in this conference and his commitment to reforming federal surface transportation programs to ensure hard-working taxpayers dollars are being used more effectively and more efficiently .. it's been two years since the deepwater rsn tragedy and the people of the gulf coast are still suffering, but says. the steps we take in washington determine the success and right of recovery at the gold coast so it's vita

her mother found hot ashes falls from the ceiling into her baby's crib.hat's when the mother realized the home was on fire and started waking everybody up. >> she had just started crawling, she had screamed to the corner of her crib and she started crying. >> none of those falling ashes hurt the little girl. the home did sustain serious damage. >>> took quite a bit of lifting but the enterprise is now separated from its high flying escort. engineers worked to lift the jet. the enterprise hitch add ride on top of that jet to the big apple. next month enterprise will be moved to a thug boat and transported to its final destination. there's a couple of them scattered around the u.s. that's probably the closest one if you're headed down to d. c. but the intrepid museum is a cool place to go. >> very cool. >> happy mother's day. enough about space, happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day to all you moms and grandmas, all of you. hope you had a good one. it really was a fantastic day. we talked about it yesterday that carried into most of the day. we'll show

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i think you have heard of arthur ashe, who was no. 1 in the world. chris everett was number one many times. jimmy connors, serena williams, venus williams, just to give you a few of the champions that have come from public parks. because everyone's initial reaction, they think we came from a club. it is not true. public parks. i am happy to say that the usta is investing in public parks by helping to build and refurbish courts and providing programs and countless communities throughout the country. these tennis facilities have become safe and fun community has. in the past six years, the organization has build or refurbish 25,000 courts in the u.s., and by the end of this year, we hope the we if completed 30,000. things just keep rolling along. [applause] also, the usta is very focused. in fact, the entire community is focused on this 10 and under tennis initiative that has just gotten started in the last three or four years. this initiative is going to help fight childhood obesity, which we all know is an epidemic in this country. we are going to ge

to feel the tips of grass force through the ashes of earth the complicated earth that seechls soft at the surface and yet so deep. that is how i feel the hidden layers of hardness, liquid and flame. can anything survive at the core. must i always hold people at a distance never let them settle inside me. mother there is not enough room for me in your womb. that's why i left. to seek a home a place where i could grow. 165 miles i crieds, 165 times i missed you today. 165 meals that did not satisfy. 165 was not the number of my dorm room. 165 dollars for a 1 way ticket. 651 the area code home. >> this is a record. phone rings, a set in mother tone asks, what are you eating, how are you getting around? warns me to lock all the locks on the door. my voice plays over and over half truths with fragmented vietnamese. i don't tell her that the locks have already been locked the click, click change of chain to groove. i don't tell her about my fear. i don't tell her i can't lock out the sirens, smut and paranoia of taxi cabs. the tortured baby crying scents of yeast from the bagel shop. extrem

residents wore a protective mask to avoid inhaling ash. they raised the alert level for the volcano after it started pumping out hot fragments of rock and ash. the last eruption was back in 2000. now, just ahead on this special edition of news, millions in stimulus dollars went to the biggest companies. tonight, the investigative company reveals why smaller companies may have been shortchanged. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droid does. >>> tonight, we are following the money. millions of dollars of taxpayer money. who received it and what did they do of it. we are talking federal money snatched up by companies. the biggest and most recognizable names in silicon valley. stephen did the math and discovered eye-opening results. >> reporter: $840 billion taxpayer handed o

everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to thank george for bringing to bear some of the numbers, some of the horrific things that are happening in iraq right now. this poem was drawn from my experiences in iraq from the culture, from the music and from its traditions. so i have dedicated this poem to iraq. i think it will be helpful for you to know el kubenchi, along with el watanabi. el kubenchi is famous for music, a great history and tradition of music, and he has taught all the gray modern singers of the 20th century who came out of iraq. his music has touched me and you will hear it in this poem, 32 beads on a string. i woke from the nightmare of a gutted macom, not because i have not yet bled my life in yellow, but because minarettes looking sky ward. one burly buffalo looking for hooves and hot breath because the skin is not yet numb and the lights are not yet flickering, i will continue to sip at my hot tea and stare at the dust-colored noon. one white dasha screams with the brilliance o

the coal ash is also extraneous. the epa is considering whether and how to regulate, and we should get that process continue. the legislation that passed the house would prevent epa from implementing current law to protect communities around the country, blocking epa from regulating dangerous practices like dumping high-levels -- high levels of arsenic, and mayor terry that -- mercury. baker then the same risk as the one operated by the tennessee valley authority in kingston, tenn., the burst in december, 2008, releasing 145 million cubic feet of toxic sludge, blanketing the emory river and surrounding lands and created site that will cost up to $1.2 billion to clean up. we should reject efforts that restrict epa's authority to deal with these real risks. there are a lot of false advertisements surrounding the debate. epa has not propose to regulate beneficial reuse. we should not stripped them of their authorities to protect public health and environment based on half truths and scare tactics. finally, the house rep

his ashes are on board along with hundreds of other people. according to the website, it cost 1,000 bucks to blast your ashes into space if you want to go into deep space it cost $3,000. >> if it's just a ride up and back, it's $1,000. $3,000 to go into orbit and $10,000 to the moon and 13 to deep space. there are all kinds of plans we can buy for the future. >> i guess that's a way to finance the trip into space. i was shocked at how much people wanted their ashes scattered in space and i'm not sure you can actually do that. it's just fascinating. >> i think there's a long list of people who want this to be the case with their remains. i think the creator of "star trek" and his wife, their ashes were supposedly also on a flight coming up in the next month or two. perhaps on the same flight with scottie. >> i get why they would do it. i get while scottie from "star trek" would do it. i just don't get why somebody not connected to the space program would want to do that. there's a lot of space geeks as you know. john zarrella, because you are o

. >> the ashes of 300 space enthusiasts, fanatics, they're all on board in their ashes, little lipstick like canisters and right now, they're orbiting the earth and they'll do it for the next year or so and then eventually burn up into the atmosphere. that includes the ashes of the actor james duhan who played beam me up scottie, the engineer on "star trek" and the ashes of legendary mercury astronaut gordon cooper. the company that does this is based out in california. it charges $3,000 per person for one final lifetime flameout where you eventually become a microparticle of future sunsets. >> shepard: all right. phil keating in the florida newsroom. thanks. news just in -- the associated press is reporting now mitt romney has won the kentucky primary. polls have just closed there. arkansas is still holding a primary today. total of 75 delegates up for grabs in those two states. obviously, mitt romney has pretty much wrapped up the nomination. in fact, delegate counters say he could officially clinch it next week when texas holds its primary. mitt romney wins in kentucky. iranian offic

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in new hampshire robbers stealing dead son ashes right off of the bedroom dresser . smith pleading with the thieves to return the ashs and just keep everything else. she doesn't care about material possessions but upons the black container wither had son's name on it returned. >> he got killed and it was like it is all over again and now i don't have anything of him left. i don't see how someone could be so cruel. >> breaks my heart. >> nicholas smith was hit and killed by a drunk driver it is very likely the suspect had no idea they took the ashes and they can drop off the container to any police department or fire house no questions, asked. >> and they are all about the 99 percent. new numbers out of california show that the taxpayers local occupy cost taxpayers five million. most of that outside of city hall. los angeles times report that la pd spent million monitoring them and another million to evict them . repairing damage to monuments and city hall which protestors damaged. generous people donated 400,000 to help cover the costs. news comes on the day that cal

the capsule is carrying the ashes of 308 people, including james duhon, scottie from "star trek." the ashes in a canister will be jet jet jettisonned into space. >>> a rutgers convicted of spying on his gay roommate. prosecutors say the punishment is too lenient. and they plan to appeal. and ravi's attorney says he never should have been convicted in the first place. and they are also appealing. >>> medical experts are recommending that healthy men should not get routine prostate cancer screening tests. the government panel is afwirming its earlier findings, that the screenings used by half of men over 40, do more harm than good. too many men offer from side-effects from unnecessary treatment. >>> all right. time, now, for the check of the weather. another wet day on the east coast, with a few breaks in the rain. hot and humid, with thunderstorms from the carolinas to florida. warming up in the midwest. but severe storms in the dakotas. and showers from montana into the pacific northwest. >> 58 in seattle. 70 in boise. colorado springs, 95. 85 in fargo. 80s from dallas to atlanta.

process of turning a loved ones ashes into a diamond after they pass. this is becoming very popular. >> michael finney is still taking your questions via twitter and facebook ask will answer them here, live in just a few minutes. >> i'm spencer christian. looking towards mount diablo. clear conditions but windy weather is still to come. the accu-weather forecast as >>> this is taking cremation to a new level and becoming popular in hong kong where burial is so expensive. a company will trance form ashes of someone who passed into what are called a remembrance diamond. eva wu received her family's blessing to do this after her 17-year-old son pass wade last year. >> i thought if this is the way to make me happy and comfortable, just go ahaechld i feel peace. i feel he's near me. >> here is how it works. the company sends ashes to a lab. the carbon is filtered to 99% purity. then, exposed to what they say is heat and pressure n nine hours a quarter carat diamond comes out and it's $3,000. it does have an american outlet in houston but so far the service h

. >>> washington ash bishop wuerl is one of many suing the obama administration. it's intended to stop health care rules which would provide contraceptive to their workers. >> it's one of three catholic organizations across the country which filed a dozen suits to stop the new rules. >> reporter: there is an else edges for the rules eowe exemption from the rules for religious organizations. catholic charities, catholic university of america and d.c.'s ash biesh carol high school -- archbishop carol high school would not qualify as part of the lawsuit. the president offered a compromise earlier this year saying insurance companies, not the religious institutions would pay for the controversial coverage. >> we've been mindful there's another principle at stake here and that's religious liberty. >> it sounds like a compromise till you recognize we're self- insured. >> reporter: catholic university invited kathy is a beale just to give a speech. she is a named defendant in the new lawsuit. >> what's wrong with this is that the government is seeking to redefine in a ve

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the ashes of 308 people, including the actor who played scotty on ""star trek"". the ashes in the capsule that will be jetsonned into space. the next possible day for launch? next tuesday. >> lisa stark, thank you. >>> a knew chapter in the blind chinese dissident who managed to get out of china. akiko, really impossible a month ago. >> reporter: chen's arrival at the airport marks the end of a tense diplomatic standoff between the u.s. and china. he and his family had hours to pack up the bags and board a flight to the u.s. a friday morning call set the wheels in motion. >> they received a phone call from the chinese government, and said to pack, and get ready to go. >> reporter: officials risked chen guangchen to the airport an hour later. waiting for him there, passports for his family and a ticket to the u.s. chen's friend spoke to him minutes before takeoff. >> well, his mood, sounds pretty upbeat and also, he's fading a little heavy in his heart for his other extended family helps. >> reporter: it was a dramatic end to a diplomatic roller coaster that began

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