biophysics institutes base camp after a day on the lakes we went inside the on site laboratory to make sense of what we pulled out from under water they see that what we find in the multicolored layers sucked out of should net are important for more than just establishing who's eating who down there disables from the lake are almost like rings on a tree a detailed record of this isolated ecosystem over time and when these guys started connecting the dots things get even more interesting. models are a real strong suit. help us do the retrospective analysis. to assess the climatic conditions including precipitation during a given historical period. of perspective on when we envisage what will happen in case it gets wet or dry but this is what the salt lake study is all about. to find out exactly what's going on in our planet's vast ecosystem you need a lot of people to do a lot of trekking sometimes in virtually inaccessible regions thankfully we have the ability to get a bird's eye view. observing massive forest habitats like those. bringing the bread to siberia often means exploding ae

a 3.5 grade point average majoring in molecular biophysics and biosemtry.and spanish and a 2.93 earned run average. he can actually pitch, too. >>> the other notables grant hill at 10:00. smith at 11. peyton manning at 14. doug murry 16. who knew. here is smith on what it is like to be smart. >> i guess i consider myself decently, you know, okay, whatever. i do okay for myself. no idea, though. that is a compliment. >> smart. >> don't most student athletes pager in molecular. >> thanks, guys. that is it edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. thanks for watching. for larry beil and spencer christian i'm dan ashley.

as impressive as that is, i might skip her digress into molecular biophysics and biomedicine except that it influenced her writing on social welfare and related issues. before she entered the legal academy, she was part of the j.c. circuit court of appeals and worked in the office of the solicitor general of the united states where she argued 15 cases before the supreme court of the united states. she is part of the relationship, family, workplace and labor markets. her most current book, "race, wrongs and remedies: group justice in the 21st century," which was published last spring, is of particular relevance to this panel's topic. next we'll hear from clarence jones. mr. jones is a scholar and as dense in visiting professor at the martin luther king jr. research in palo alto. from 1960 until april 4, 1968, he was one of the closest political confidence, advisor, lawyer and draft speech writer for the reverend martin luther king jr. during his years of work for dr. king, he also became the first african-american to become a partner in a wall street investment banking firm, and that enab