. >> the key question he should bg himself is how do i leave a legacy behind in which egypt is able to get through this period, and my hope is that he will end up making the right decision. >> the obama administration repn officials with the newly appointed vice-president as interim president. >>> one executive from google has mistously disappeared from egypt -- mysteriously disappeared from egypt. >> students and american-egyptif ongoing campaigns to rally support. protesters believe marketing director has been incarcerated for taking part in a protest in cairo on january 25th. >> it's perfect example of somey , an executive at google, but what he said, i'm not fighting for my right of democracy. i'm fighting for the person that can't stand by himself. >> they said the company is doig they can, but can't confirm if messages or supposedly internet video are authentic. family and friends say he has sent twitter messages that he was worried about the government planning a war crime against people just before the violence broke out, and that he did plan to take part in protests against th

bg & e has admitted to spiking the san bruno pipeline twice in 2003 and 2008, but it told the paper that temporary pressure increases were safe and legal. federal investigators suspect a bad weld ruptured causing the september explosion. >>> and pg & e is making new efforts to reach out to customers. they're conducting a listening tool to hear complaints and concerns from the public. the tour started in san francisco and will continue through april. it's clear the cpuc has work to do. the public utility's commission is leading the investigation of the san bruno disaster. >>> for the second time in three days, the beach at fort funston had to be evacuated today after visitors discovered a box of flairs and the bomb squad was called in to detonate them. those flairs were detonated inside a hole in the sand. today's incident closed down the beach from around 10:45 to 1:15. according to park police, flairs are found in the area a couple of times a year. >>> heavy fog may have played a role in a single car crash that killed a man on northbound highway 101 in santa rosa. the 29-year-old man wa

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pp bg energy is providing false that reflect sunlight in windows that reflect infrared.building this campus will support jobs in all of these businesses and the discoveries made on this campus will lead to even more jobs -- jobs and engineering, jobs in manufacturing, jobs in construction, but jobs and insulation, jobs in retail. and they will be more than jobs that help support families. they will be jobs within national purpose. jobs that make our economy smarter, jobs and make our planet safer, jobs that maintain america's competitive edge in the 21st century. [applause] now, as any scientist will tell you, it is often a challenge to commercialize research. you come up with a great idea, but moving that new discovery from theory to practice or from the lab to the marketplace, that's a challenge. so that is why today, here at penn state, i'm announcing what we are calling better buildings initiative, and it's a plan to dramatically improving energy efficiency of america's businesses over the next decade. [applause] by reaching this goal we could save america's business