this is the underwater world bio filter bank. it is so cold because plankton lurking among the rocks an ice cleans the water and also gives it unique colors. divers call this place the ice kingdom. bus so you can fly to another planet nobody can certainly. now the americans a visitor the moon's probes of landed on mars and venus but actually another planet is right here on earth it's a parallel world with a parallel dimension everything is different here and i think people know much more about how to space than they do about what's under the sea which is visions of the world. there are hundreds of maritime biological research stations in the world today one of the most remote ones is in the county laps of gulf of the white sea. and old wind powered generator is the symbol of the bottle tickle research station belonging to moscow state university. only a handful of staff stays at the station in winter young students from moscow state university's biological faculty often pairing their theses presentations. biologist yellin across

anyways i have cd's if you are interested i have cards and bios and cd's please, sign up.sually perform. come out. the last song so put your hands together and clap or i will be angry. thank you, again. [music] ♪[applause] >> thank you. [applause] all right. you guys want to -- so, there is a little song that some people know that you have seen before. a little song by a kind of food, right. and none of us like it if you had it or we tolerate it because we have to. i happen to be allergic, lucky for me! but now i sing this song because that's all i can do. put your hands together again. [music] ♪[laughter] >> a little too much. [laughter] [music] [laughter] [music] [laughter] [music] [laughter] ♪[applause] >> thank you. on the same page is our monthly actually bimonthly book club that the library sponsors. this month, march, the book of the month is the samari gardens. how many are you have read this book in >> that's fabulous and gale is blushing in front of me. it's my pleasure to introduce gale. gale was born and

they're bringing in bio and four other new projects that represent $350 million worth of investment that will produce 3,000 direct and indirect jobs in the heart of the northeast kingdom. in rutland, ge continues to expand. one of the largest ge manufacturing plants of jet engines in the nation for both commercial and military aircraft. in castleton, hubbinger forge is on track to meet its goal, doubling sales in just five years. the capacity to produce parts for 100,000, plug in hybrid vehicles within lee years, and they're shipping all over the world, including to china. in essence, green valley coffee roaste roasters is growing. ibm continues to innovate and create jobs in the ibm plant that's thriving and adding jobs and is now one of the world's largest producers of semi-conducting, producing six miner s. revision eyeware, i was there last week, is thriving and has developed a new combat helmet that if adopted by the u.s. military will allow them to vastly expand manufacturing in vermont. up in newport, louis garneau will be building new facilities to expand manufacturing jobs there

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have in their companies and the industries are growing, and they're growing from different kinds of bio research to clean tech research. so our formula that began there, and again, i want to publicly thank former mayor newsom for this, as he had that vision. now as of today, mission bay is 64% built out. as you can see right across the street. the hospital is almost halfway there. more than halfway there. under $1.5 billion build of the medical center. that is another attraction and it's attracting the microbusinesses that come here. their square footage tenfolded right in that very same time. i think the companies here, from what i can interview, they're very excited to be here. they really feel the cross fertilization of talent that's coming in within the building. that, again, reflects not on the consistent policy we've had here about technology companies as well as bio, life science, and clean tech industries starting here, staying here, and growing here all at the same time. one of the reasons they can continue to grow is they do have a lot of openness to their interaction between

the first application was bios and our friends from verizon. we actually have an app so instead of having the box for bios, you can get it through your smart tv. >> that is great for consumers. there are a number of devices. >> right. and i heard you talking about energy. it will help you reduce the energy use in your home. all these new sets are really energy efficient. we have eight teefs currently and they are in the most efficient -- eight tvs currently in the most efficient category. we have been showing l.e.d. for a number of injuries. 15-inch 20 years ago. it wasn't even a real product. the technology has matured to the point where it is really big and it is a -- it is really thin. less than .-- 3/16 of an inch. it has such high contrast, high resolution, it has color resolution. you get the ultimate high-definition experience. >> and you talk about energy efficiency. when i'm seeing this and i'm seeing the resolution, i am automatically thinking that we're going to consume more in terms of that as opposed to -- >> yes, it is really the

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we have people want to say this is not like the first bio well we did the same things we put something out for bid we hired a contractor we have gone and and gotten their appraisals and we've had them review i mean and in all honesty the values are higher in this buyout than they were in the first one and what you see in the news record here's today's news record trust the fans buy out approach the trust is circling the wagons you know the trust is supposed to take care of these people and they're not doing it are there going to be people who feel like they were to more yes what i can do it sure is that there's been no conspiracy on the part of anyone to get higher values for certain people now let me finish. what there is is a lot of innuendo and accusation and yet there is no proof. ok we're coming up on jenelle's brother this is a game of hard. to have this lap siding hundred fifteen thousand. that house although no. probably. ok this house on the left who longs to be mates and they've been offered seventy thousand cinnabar said there is something wrong with the beats appraisal so i

displaced and the global ghetto just increases wow so you're saying that the process of using these bio fuels actually uses far more fossil fuels while we're trying to use more biofuels and yeah it's an absurdity the american way of doing this is completely absurd and it makes absolutely no sense on just the purely pure level of the energy you know al gore he once advocated biofuels but even he has taken a step back and made it that it's a mistake so if it's known that these problems with that exists why keep using it. well there is money in it a lot of people lot of the blenders and the refiners are making money and also as al gore also pointed out his decision in favor of biofuel might have had something to do with voters in iowa and voters in the midwest who are really doing well not only with what has been this billions of dollars of subsidies but also with the mandates that there has to be a specific amount of ethanol from corn in the gas in this country and of course there are tariffs up not letting in that ethanol from other countries here and so in some ways politically and fina

. >> another key aspect of bio prepared this, getting -- bio preparedness, getting rid of the flu. >>n tonight's medical alert, a recall involving excedrin, bufferin, gas-x and nodoz. there was a problem at a major manufacturing facility. look for bottles with expiration dates of 2014 or earlier. we have all heard of the condition called tennis elbow. it is an injury with no quick fix. >> people feel pain going down the forearm and sometimes up the outside part of the arm. >> an orthopedic surgeon says the symptoms of tennis elbow or a pretty clear-cut. >> pain happens because these muscles pull on this attachment. . when your gripping and doing all of these activities, the muscles continue to pull on this attachment point. this treatment can take anywhere from several months even up to a year to get better. it often ends up being an annoying problem and takes a long time to get better. >> and you may have heard of the heardprp injections -- heard of the so-called prp injections to treat it. they're not covered by insurance. a new study shows that nicotine patches can help your memory

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anyways i have cd's if you are interested i have cards and bios and cd's please, sign up. usually perform. come out. the last song so put your hands together and clap or i will be angry. thank you, again. [music] ♪[applause] >> thank you. [applause] all right. you guys want to -- so, there is a little song that some people know that you have seen before. a little song by a kind of food, right. and none of us like it if you had it or we tolerate it because we have to. i happen to be allergic, lucky for me! but now i sing this song because that's all i can do. put your hands together again. [music] ♪[laughter] >> a little too much. [laughter] [music] [laughter] [music] [laughter] [music] [laughter] ♪[applause] >> thank you. >> one of the most extraordinary things to me about this program is we are going to be treat todd an extraordinary panorama of style and diversity. we will start off with mr. james cagney. please, welcome the poet james cagney. [applause] >> there is sun. there is sun. there is a snake on the path sunning. there is sun. there is water in the stream, there

where's the rest of your bio? prior to that, he served as executive director of the national defense committee as a member of the board of directors of the overseas vote foundation. after graduating from the university of pennsylvania, he was commissioned in the navy, served on destroyers, carriers and was an a 6 e bombardier navigator through two deployments including 37 combat missions during desert storm. left active duty in '95 to serve on the staff of two united states senators, served as senior policy adviser to the secretary of energy and since 9/11 have been recalled to active duty four times. and bob, i want to thank you on behalf of all the americans for your service. to our country. thank you very much. >> my honor. >> tom tarantino. he's the senior legislative associate for iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. he manages the legislative team and is responsible for executing their goals working with governments, congress, other decision making bodies and veterans organizations. tom is a former army

decompose your garbage into bio mass and energy, the works. the new buildings that have just come up in europe this year, they're actually positive power. they're so architecturally advanced they collect enough energy onsite so they not only provide for all their own needs, they can send power back to the grid. those buildings are up. this jump starts the economy. this creates millions and millions of jobs and thousands and thousands of small and medium size enterprises to contract for those working assignment. we have to convert the entire infrastructure, the whole building stock of the european continent. that's 40 years of local jobs, local businesses, local income and it starts to lay down the infrastructure for this third industrial revolution. pillar 1, renewable 1. pillar 2, we put them on buildings. number three how do we store the energy. that's the problem. the sun is not always shining and the wind pillows at night but you need the electricity in the day. even dams can be down with the water tables with drought and you don't have yo

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. >> and accidental discovery of algae used for making bio fuel that's can be good for the skin. stay with us. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> looks like mitt romney is the latest winner in the latest new hampshire primary. abc news declared him the winner seconds after the polls closed. ron paul is running second with 25%. jon huntsman who wagered his campaign on doing well in new hampshire is running third with 17% followed by newt gingrich. 10%. we'll update numbers again in about is a minutes and we'll hear from mitt romney, then, as well. >> and we're not doing that again that. is the basic sentiment of some city leaders in richmond tonight them. want want the police chief to say no when oakland asks for help to control demonstrators. abc 7 is live in richmond tonight with the st

. >> and tndt'what, chemistry or bio? >> bio. >> do you have lab? >> yeah, 7:00 to 10:00. and then tomorrow i've got 10:00 to 3:00. >> and so you could come in tomorrow evening if we need help on that visitation for the king family? >> mm-hmm. >> good. >> i have memories as a very little boy being brought over here with my father while he was working, and watching him and his colleagues dress and casket bodies, you know, very quietly, very reverently, doing something for someone that could no longer do anything for themselves. and even at a young age, before i could articulate the importance of that kind of work, i recognized it as something very significant and essential. >> my father was ill for a relatively short period of time. his cancer was diagnosed fairly late. so, he was healthy and out doing yard work in the summer, and in hospice and very sick by the new year. so, it was a fairly quick progression. my dad was not a real open person. through a lot of the illness, there wasn't a lot of talking about it directly. but as he became very sick and was coming to terms w

[laughter] have you looked at all of these bios in your programs? i notice all of the other nominees awardees, they are on some board, board of directors. the closest i came to a board was a surf board last week in hawaii. i have talked to you guys. -- my hats off to you guys. wow. at this time i am calling upon ronald rolfwel. friendship house of board of director in san francisco. [applause] nice to see you here tonight. i am pleased and honored also to be able to bring eddy madrill up here as an award of the american eagle local award. and he is a member of the tribe of southern arizona. he is an active and highly- respected member of the san francisco bay area communities representing and celebrating his culture as a dancer, singer, culture, playwright, filmmaker, artist, and educator. all around renaissance man here yen his

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i will read each individual's bio. we have a special treat today because mayor edwin lee will be handing out the awards. we also have supervisor mirkarimi and kim who will be helping to hand out the awards and flowers to the warriors. now i would like everyone to stand up and line up over here. as i call your name, please come on up. [applause] first, we have carlos hernandez, 16. he is a positive influence to those in his community who looked up to him and follow his steps towards success and greatness. [applause] if we could keep it to just a few photos, that would be great. next, we have -- a film maker of a media crew where she treats me that spreads awareness about important issues and encourages you to make change. she created a film around the oscar grant story and documented youth reaction to the case. [applause] sh andcheyyenne carson is improg conditions of youth who have parents and custody. [applause] denise castro, 17, is a college- bound ambassador at marshall elementary school where she helps students wi

they lifted them from wikipedia, the lifted bios included comments out of the ordinary for the vaticanalluded to. describing a bishop as conservative and identifying them again as catholic the vatican says wikipedia was used in a crunch, in order to get information out on such a large group they have now been replaced with the bishop's official biographies which seemed like an easier thing to do ask them for you know a biography or get it from their -- >> you kind of feel they would have that information at hand before they were nominated. >> you do understand you got to get information out but know who you are selecting so you can do that homework in advance. >> i wonder do they thing think they wouldn't -- think they wouldn't be questioned because they are the vatican. >> people picked up because the language in the bio one bishop was described as having quote a strong tendency to conservativism especially regarding abortion and home sexuality made him one of the most talked about religious men in the country it is not exactly you know,. >> right you are not telling us anything. tell

algae used for making bio fuels is also good for the skin.ries and more at 6:00. >> thank you. and see you at 6:00. finally here an east bay woman satisfied a life goal knox more worrying about money. the woman won the super lotto saturday. she adds a cool $11

um, i won't say that aaron cared while he was reading my bio leaned over and said, wow, you're old. [laughter] but i am particularly pleased to know that the serving president is a sworn special deputy here and both at iacp. i take great privilege in our partnerships and the honor of so many that are sworn in to help us in our duties every day. i am also honored to be here today with all of you and share the dais with men of such great distinction. i am particularly pleased to be a keynote speaker here at the winter conference since i have been a longtime member of the national sheriffs' association and served on many of their committees. but i would like to take a moment and reflect and recognize the accomplishments of this great organization. like the marshals service, nsa has a rich and proud history. nsa, to me, has never lost the very spirit and intent in which it conception created which began in 1888 with a small group of sheriffs in minnesota and the surrounding states. i was struck when i read the history of how it was created to provide the opportunity for a wider, mutual

bio feed safety did a safety audit and gave the farm near perfect marks. despite finding major problems. the september outbreak killed 30 people including one from maryland. the cdc said it was the worst outbreak in more than a quarter century. >>> well it was another beautiful spring like day in january but looks like winter is about to make a come back. your ride to work tomorrow could be a slick one. let's check in with wyatt. he has a look at the changing forecast. >> today's temperatures just sort of teasing us because the reality is it's the gates about to get slammed on us as we go overnight. these numbers will feel like 20s and 30s through most of the day. you can already see rain showers in western maryland. that's the leads edge of what will be a storm system that will wrap in cold air in the state and probably some brief winter showers in the morning as well. we could see slick spots on the road as this weather maker crosses through the area. here i think mainly a round of rain toward daybreak with brief winter showers and temperatures dropping