this one you just see ash. what's interesting to see is the volcanic rock and the ash flow to the sea which was about two kilometers from where this whole thing went up. >> it almost looks alive. it looks like it's just literally a giant beast. >> like a big smoke monster. >> yeah, like a slow beast or blob come together community to take it over. if you look at the path, it's clearly cut out already. there's nothing growing there. that volcano is going in an area where it seems to have gone before. >> that sound that we're hearing, is that the sound of the wind or the sound of the volcano? >> whatever you want, use your imagination? >> sounds of the depths below. >> rushing to the sea, conquering everything in its path. >>> the superhero iron man had a very special personalized message for a really incredible young man. >> hi, cameron this is iron man. i heard you're a big fan of mine, i'm a pretty big fan of you, too i know christmas is coming up, and you've been a good boy for your parents. i want you to kee

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so you have sand, ash, pieces of wood, brick. well, the ash is a hazardous material. you come along and used to buy a site at sixth and mission, with the understanding you will demolish the building and build a 50 story building. and you thought you were just going to dig out the sand, the film, and haul it to another site. now you come to find out the material you were going to move at $8 per ton is now going to cost anywhere from $40 to $78 per ton. the has a significant impact -- and has a significant impact on the cost of your project. if you are out on the sunset and vine a single-family home, just have the geotechnical engineer come out and say it is on earth quicksand, the building will probably settle three-quarters of an inch. have the structural engineer look at the frame and say, you have a serious soft story here. lawrence, expected that. you might want to put in some clips and fasteners and sheer walls to stiffen it out. as you move east, you have not only the soft issues, the structural issues, but you have the hazardous-waste. if you recall as a kid, ev

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and i watch over the transfers, the assignments, the needs, anything that sports the deacons and the ash much diocese and supports their family life. all of that crosses my desk. and we have 68 active deacons and another ten retired. so about 90 all together. and so even those living outside the archdiocese are still my concern because they are ours. >> i don't think a lot of people understand what it is. we call it the permanent -- so how did it come about? you're married men. you have a function in the church. that makes you different right away. so talk a little bit about that history. it's new, isn't it? >> it's relatively new in its re-instatement. there was a deacons that were not intending to go on to become priests and then it became a transitional. >> so a long and ancient history of it in the roman catholic church. >> it was reinstated when? >> 1967. and it's an option for my bishop of any diocese in the world that would like to organize a program to form people for the permanent deacon. many diocese have opted to do that through the world. >> and this is not just the united st

i don't know the last time american airlines flight had an ash tray in the bathroom door.ear-old plane. >> they can charge whatever they want. they don't need to spruce up the planes they are fu double l. they are full. >> and dagen's point. neatly packaged housing and we have kind of screw you package and screw you over the top package. you can sign on. whatever. is this capitalism? >> were you talking to me? >> the fact of the matter, neil, charles's point the chinese mafia difference and them and american airlines, they made money at extortion game. american airlines and other airlines are not particularly good at screwing people. they don't do a good job of making money. >> neil: will this make them more money. >> they were making billions. >> i don't disagree. >> since 1980. industry has not been able to keep up with inflation but that is their fault. the fact of the matter it's marketing. when they shake you for a couple bucks here or there. >> who would dare shake you down. you should see charlie after the show. ben stein? >> the airlines don't make any money, as da

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

whether the bereaved are there or not, drop those ashes in the water. i asked the launch driver what difference it made, with the bereaved were in the boat or not and he said this. he said if the bereaved are in the boat with me, i get a brocade cloth and put it out and there's an urn and i put the ashes in the earned and there's a kind of period of silence and reverence and then we get to the destination and i throw some blossoms out on the water and transfer the ashes to the sea. and what happens when they aren't there? i do this respectfully, do disrespectfully but there's no broke a cloth and no earned and there are blossoms and i said how fishing for some spiritual moment i suppose because i felt he had been given a priestly function, i said how does it feel when you put the blossoms in the water? he said they are pretty to look at but they also tell me whether the water is going toward the boat or away so that the ashes will get on the boat. this is a mixture. you can kind of see what we have here. kind of a confusing culturally confusing thing th

ash stayed with him. >> relife like i never felt. >> for peyton, unhurt, it was just another walk inoods. >> let's get another leigh glaser report. >> it will end, promise you that. one more storm, storm number three to get through, and that's tomorrow morning. right now live doppler 7hd already picking up some moderate rain. starting to push in off the sonoma coastline. cloverdale getting hammered with moderate rain. santa rosa, roanoke park. you can see that the send bass bass -- that the moderate rain will start to move off towards s the north and east. win sore -- winsor will pick up moderate rain. around the bay area, light or heavy mist and drizzle. san jose, points south, seeing dry conditions so that's going to change. let's get right to the timing of the next system. what we're seeing out there right now is thanks to the warm sector of the front this is 7:00 tonight and it will spread some light to moderate rain across the bay area. area evening tonight. going to be 3:00 a.m. sunday morning when the effects of the third storm starts to kick in. heavy rain, strong winds. wind

and we developed a way in which we could incorporate replacement material such as flag and fly ashe to supplement the portable cement and allow a big reduction in those carbon emissions associated with production from that poured cement. >> concrete for the building has a 70% replacement value with recycled materials fly ashe and recycled materials that would otherwise go to waste. reducing our carbon footprint in half. >> the way that we often do buildings in the city are often projects in the city is we go out and we do a low bid. somebody bids on something, we have to do everything that's expected out completely. and everything after that thorable change prosecretary is very difficult. spec ed out. >> we use design bid delivery method. in this one we did a construction manager gc, which really means that we bring the contractor on board as we design and they participate in the design. it brings a lot of collaboration. >> the department of public works decided to try a more team oriented approach with this project. the best value approach. they really went to to us come on board as a

the oarcht badger insisted that the coal ash is just sand. we know better. scientists are concerned about coal boshes it contains things like arsenic, lead, and mercury. once in the lake, these chemicals enter the food chain through the water and fish. then they accumu light in our bodies and are associated with cancer, reproductive and neurological damage. we know how dangerous mercury contamination in fish is. it's time for the s.s. badger to stop adding to the problem and either clean up its operation or close it down. if the badger's owners had only recently realized that coal was a problem, it might be okay to cut them some slafnlg but the badger's owners have a long history of avoiding the steps to clean up their act. most of their vessels on the great lakes converted from coal to diesel seoul before the badger made its first voyage. in 2008 when dwoargs a new fuel was way overdue, the bush administration -- the bush administration granted the ferry a waiver to continue dumping coal ash through 201. that was five years too many of toxic dumping by this

you are all covered in ashes. the only accredited nation on the surface of the planet is the united states of america. i agree we have surpluses. we will recycle precisely the way that we choose and we are not going to start this recycling mechanism into a kind of united nations. it is indeed the case that from 1949 until 1960 onwards, the united states of america recycle 70% of its surpluses to germany and japan. an astonishing number. 70% of the profits in the country were recycled into europe and japan. the marshall plan is a very small part of it. i will not bore you with details. but it was not an act of philanthropy. when they go to washington, it is not a philanthropic act on the pentagon's part to instruct boeing to build. it is pragmatic. the united states federal government -- unless europe is dollarized, unless they do not have dollars to spend purchasing the net exports of those who have surpluses, then they will stop having surplus. this is the surplus recycling mechanism. thus, we have the 20 years o