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but if it's combusting, you end up with productions of combustion, it may not be better for pollution on the other side, depending on how clean the air burns and that's a theme we end up talking about a fair bit unfortunately is that bio doesn't always mean it's safer, it can, it can definitely mane we're reducing destruction of greenhouse gases but it can still make bad things outs of good ingredients if you know what i mean, another outdoor thing is to reduce your reliance on household pesticides so the active ingredients can be of concern, the pesticide itself, but most pesticide companies done label what are called the inert ingredient, that's the one that's not doing the pest killing per se, they can still really be bad chemicals, endocrine sdrukt tersest can be there, your baby crawls on your lawn, those exposures are out there, going with integrated pest management, beneficial species and doing these kinds of things in public parks and school yards ask things like that where, you know, you might be catching a larger catch man of land can be really important, so that is the heal

. >> in terms of opportunities for small scale combined combustion, did we have a sense of what we have in the city for that? any opportunities we have in san francisco with our city municipal services? >> yes. i'm not aware of a survey. barbara? >> barbara hale for power. the department did a research project to identify the potential for combined heat and power opportunity for san francisco. i think it's about three years old now. that's one of the basis of the information that the local power folks relied on to put together their analysis. so that historic information as updated by local power is helpful in informing the opportunity and i think the challenge for us is how to design programs that provide behind the meter services that are, that can rely on resources and also we want to rely on renewable resources. the combined heat and power generation is not considered renewable. it's a more efficient use of natural gas than with otherwise occurring out of site so that's a great improvement and also the question of whether the the cca program is electro provider program on the servic

. >> one of the things to point out they're using normal combustibles to start the fire which is wood straw. in the year 2006 in people's home the normal combustible is not a class a material it is class c, which is the polystyrenes and foam materials. so the natural produced on the interior of the building is greater than what you see here today. >> if we fill this with sofa and couches. >> computers, kid furniture, teddy bears. >> okay. what is happening with the one with fireproof paint. i am amazed it is reflecting the heat. put your hand on the side and it is deflecting it away. >> there is a flame inside. >> can we put our hand up there. >> at your own risk. >> i can. sure i can. not gonna catch fire. so the paint reflects the heat and also i understand it foams up and makes a protective foam layer as well. it is amazing stuff. >> we will be here quite a while. >> the fire is still burning inside strongly. the first building that they had the same materials, same construction, lit them at the same time. that one is nothing left. >> yeah. >> this has yet to ignite. it is offgassi

you definitely want to have this in a non-combustible surface. >> now, here we have our stove. after a significant earthquake we expect that we may have gas disrupted and so without gas in your home, how are you going to cook? >> well, i wouldn't recommend cooking inside of the house. you have to go outside and use a portable stove or something else. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first. you should check it by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. >> san francisco is home to some of the most innovative companies of the 21st century. this pioneering and forward looking spirit is alive in san francisco government as well. the new headquarters of the san francisc

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the powerful blast inside an oil filled building was ignited by a combustible mix of two ruptured propane tanks and air. no one was injured but 26 structures including four homes were damaged. >>> a nebraska bus driver was fired for this attack. look at this on a passenger. the victim is punched 18 times and later dragged off the bus after he apparently agitated the driver with several questions about the route. assault charges against the driver are pending. >>> next to el paso, texas. the implosion of the old city hall building lasted less than ten seconds and rattled neighbors. nearby residents ducked for cover as the blast blew debris through apartment windows. >>> the longest breech in the florida keys attracted over 1,500 runners. two floridians took home the top prizes in men's and women's division. >>> in sports now, an exciting playoff finish at the masters. on the second playoff hole, cabrera's putt for birdie stopped short of the hole. then, adam scott sank his 12-foot putt giving him a one stroke victory over cabrera. scott is the first australian to win the masters. >> what a

actions and their words have not helped defuse a combustible situation. it is the intent and hope of all our allies, certainly in this country, that that rhetoric be ratcheted down, those actions be neutralized. all is in the interest of countries. in the event that that does not occur, our country is fully prepared to deal with any contingency, any action. >> speculation continues to rage about what is happening about the away of arms north korean has continued to a range. sayingfense officials the intermediate range missiles are moved around to try to thwart attempts to mine to them by u.s. and south korean intelligence. the news agency in japan citing a japanese official says one of the missiles has been raised to point at the sky, suggesting the possibility of an imminent launch. not confirming any such report, saying he did not have that kind of information. he does not comment on intelligence matters. as far as the industrial complex is concerned, the continued to the continued shutdown continues. that creates a problem for south korean. how long sh

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resultaron heridas por una serie de explosiones que se registraron en embarcaciones para transportar combustibleÓn cercana a esta zona costera. y muchos fueron evacuados como medida de precauciÓn. ( ♪Úsica ♪ ) >>> en washington surge una nuevo iniciativa mi grgratoria la cÁmara de representantes mientras el comitÉ judicial del senado dijo que amena de 2 semanas va publicar las enmienda de las propuesta subbi-partidis ahora la nueva iniciativa podrÍa retrasar este proceso. como nos amplia lori montenegro. >>> el presidente de la cÁmara baja dijo que a diferencia es del senado aborda ran la reforma migratoria por parte. el republicano bob dijo que no se trata de hacerlo rÁpido o lento si no bien. >>> lo que estÁ haciendo el congresista es recordarle a todo el mundo que Él dirige el comite de inmigraciÓn, y quiere que sale reconozca su lugar. >>> proximo muy atentamenamentÁ proceso deley, y harÍa un sistema que permiten las empresas ver sfi cificar si una persona estÁ autorizada a trabo zar en la paÍs. no sabeuÉ hacer con los millones de indocumentados en el paÍs, y sin una via en laprobaÁ migrator

the world today is combustible and complex. america's responsibilities are as enormous as they are humbling. these challenges to our security and prosperity demand america's continued global leadership and global engagement, and they require a principled realism that is true to our values. the united states military remains an essential tool of american power, but one that must be used judiciously, with a keen appreciation of its limits. securityhe press and challenges today have important political, economic, and cultural components and do not necessarily lend themselves to be resolved by conventional military strength. indeed, the most destructive and horrific attack ever on the united states came not from fleets, ships, bombers, or armored divisions, but from 19 fanatical men wielding box cutters and 1-way plane tickets. so our military must continue to adapt. we adapt in order to remain effective and relevant in the face of threats markedly different from those that shaped our defense institution during the cold war. since

might i interest you in some krugerrands in exchange for some of your processed combustion engine fuel how about i become your wife. ( laughter ). fortunately, that's never going to happen because gold goes up not down. >> we know gold is 25% from its peak in the middle of 2011, and it got crushed in recent days. >> all of a sudden that trap door opened up and gold fell. >> the biggest one-day drop in prices in 33 years on monday with prices falling $140. >> i'm calling it a crash in the last two days. >> a crash and a half. >> jon: whoa! a crash and a half! that is gad bad news for gold investors and a terrible movie sequel. ( laughter ). like every other commodity in the history of markets. unless... >> the only thing i have to fear is the government, quite frankly. the government lying to you. the media not telling you truth. i mean, gold is the original gold standard, and something doesn't smell right. >> jon: i've missed you so much. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so the choice is clear-- either an irrationally overpriced commodity at a totally normal predictable price collection or ev

y algunos describieron la escena como caÓtica y peligrosa y ya que del autobÚs estaba escapando combustiblebor muy difÍcil. >>> la gente estaba unos arriba de otros y habÍan personas atrapados abajo del autobÚs, dijo richard que ayudÓ en el rescate, los lesionados fueron llevados en ambulancias y helicÓpteros a hospitalizo cercanos y los heridos leves fueron atendidos en la escena de la tragedia y luego, llevados tambiÉn a hospitales que fueron hablo taldz de emergencia. >>> nos pusimos en contacto todo el personal y nos preparamos con bien suficientes dosis de sangre que no sabÍamos la magnitud del accidente dijeron funcionarios del hospital. >>> y personal de rescate de mÁs de cinco localidades cercanas acudieron al lugar para ayudo narls bien la regreso del rescate. >>> y fernando mejia, telemundo. >>> y en mÉxico se viviÓ otra jornada violenta donde ocho campesinos fueron asesinados luego de pedir seguridad a las autoridades sin embargo a pesar demÁs cres como esta un reciente informe del gobierno, dice que desde que el presidente peÑa nieto asumiÓ los homicidios contribuyo idos al crim

y el combustible, y un poco de alcohol confiesan abiertamente. >>> toda la gente estÁ alegre.ablo monsalvo univisiÓn. >>> no Únicamente celebraron en holanda si no en argentina. donde los celebraron por todo lo alto. el que una hija de su tierra, se convirtiera en una reina europea. y lo hicieron con mÚsica, un concierto especial de tango en buenos aires. dedicado a la nueva monarca. y que se titulÓ un tango para mÁxima. el evento festivo en comparaciÓn con la embajada holandesa en burse i buenos aires. >>> cada vez hay menos apoyo en la monarquÍa no hablar de reyes y reina en el 2013. >>> lindas estaban las princesas, imagÍnate ¿como vas a decir eso a las pobres princesas?. >>> y asÍ es en europa. >>> y es por ejemplo, en espaÑa, hay todo un debate, sobre si sede mantener la monarquÍa pagÁndolo, lo que no tienen empleo. >>> lo dejan para despuÉs el dÍa de hoy. ♪. >> ay. papá ¿dónde estás? papi ¿dónde estás? me urge verte. >> calma, hijita ¿qué te pasa? deja de gritar. déjame en paz, por favor, estoy muy ocupado. >> es que me urge que me divorcies, papá. me urge que me divorci

and the presence of other combustible material makes it more volatile. one of the main concerns right now at the scene is the air quality. hundreds of firefighters and other first responders may be breathing in the hazardous chemicals that are around. dr. sanjay gupta spoke to anderson cooper and to erin burnett about the dangers. >> we've heard about fertilizer explosions in the past. and this is always a concern. because the blast itself, somebody a couple miles away felgt the impact of this. they'll talk about the burn, the flash effects and also just this chemical, itself. one of the people, i think, they said they saw guards wearing respirators. that would not surprise me because the air in that area is probably going to quickly become of concern when you have these sorts of chemicals. . so we've seen these types of explosions in the past. those are pretty standard protocols. frankly, all the blast injuries that we've been talking about this week with regard to what's happening in boston, those same sorts of injuries, you have to be concerned about

it is a combustible mix, and more than 30,000 pakistanis have been killed by terrorists in the last decade. the repression of women in pakistan exacerbates all of these problems. more than 5 million children do not attend school, and two- thirds of them are girls. the taliban insurgency has made the situation even worse. as malala has set and reminded us, we live in the 21st century. how can we be deprived from education? she went on to say, i have the right to play. i have the right to sing. i have the right to talk. i have the right to go to market. i have the right to speak out. how many of us here today would have that kind of courage? the taliban recognized this young girl, 14 at the time, as a serious threat. and you know what? they were right. she was a threat. [applause] extremism thrives amid ignorance and anger, intimidation and cowardice. as malala said, if this new generation is not given pens, they will be given guns. but the taliban miscalculated. they thought if they silenced her, and thank god they didn't, that not only she but her cause would die. but instead, they inspire

defense secretary chuck hagel calls the system combustible saying they are close to crossing a dangerous line with their words and actions but the u.s. is prepared. >> he is unpredictable. that country is unpredictable. if that is the reality that we're dealing with, and it is, you prepare for every contingency, and we are. >> officials in seoul say there are no signs. moving to the senate today, it is scheduled to begin a debate on a fragile bipartisan bill on firearms sales. the first step on a hot-button issue that caused the first lady to dive into the policy debate. tracie potts is in washington, d.c. >> she was emotional talking about this in chicago. new poll numbers indicating 55% of the country supports stronger gun laws. by the way, the numbers break down along party lines. now, those are the numbers here in washington. we are seeing some of the emotion. washington full of emotion on gun control. senator joe manchin with families from the newtown, connecticut school shooting. >> i'm a parent. >> the first lady talking to students about the tragic shooting of hadiya pendleton. a

defense secretary chuck hagel said today the situation is combustible. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us once again tonight live from seoul, south korea. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the launch window is now open but what's happening here has implications far greater than that. north korea is showing that because of its weapons, it can't be contained. at the dmz this morning, tensions are peaking. south korean troops guard buildings used for negotiations with pyongyang, now empty. north korean soldier is seen just yards away, until he sees us filming. the entire region is on edge. in japan, the defense minister inspected missile defenses around tokyo. jumpy officials in yokohama had to apologize after accidentally tweeting that north korea had launched a missile. north korea itself seems to be living on another planet. people dancing in the streets, a state-sponsored mass waltz, even as the government said the situation is inching toward thermonuclear war. >> north korea has been with its bellicose rhetori

their actions and their words have not helped de-fuse a combustible situation. >>> in pyongyang, no sense of panic at all. north koreans celebrated the first ascension to the workers party one year ago. >>> now, to business. wall street will be keeping a close eye on today's weekly unemployment numbers after last week's disappointing jobs report. stocks were way up across the board yesterday. the dow and s&p hit new record levels, while nasdaq had its best close since the year 2000. for more on this gravity defying rise of our markets, steve sedgwick is live. whatever happened to that correction? >> what did happen to it? and i want to know who those guys were. were they buying when it was 4% or 5% lower than it is. they were waiting for equities to be low. 1589 was the day high soon after the open on the s&p. whilst the dow has been hitting daily record highs, they have been a leg up. from october 11th, 2007 and they're in record territories. some were the season's own so far. they have reported of those 5%, 75% of them pretty much beating expectations. we had the fed minutes yesterday s

the powerful blast inside an oil filled building was ignited by a combustible mix of two ruptured propaneanks and air. no one was injured but 26 structures including four homes were damaged. >>> a nebraska bus driver was fired for this attack. check it out. the victim is punched 18 times and later dragged off the bus after he apparently agitated the driver with several questions about the bus route. really? assault charges against the driver are pending. >>> next to el paso, texas. the implosion of the old city hall building lasted less than ten seconds and rattled neighbors. nearby residents ducked for cover as the blast blew debris through apartment windows. >>> the longest breech in the florida keys attracted over 1500 runners for the 31st annual run. two floridians took home the top prizes in men's and women's division. >>> in sports now, an exciting playoff finish at the masters. on the second playoff hole, angel cabrera's putt for birdie stopped short of the hole. then, adam scott sank his 12-foot putt giving him a one stroke victory over cabrera. scott is the first australian to wi

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what experts say about the spread of those toxic chemicals were fertilizer as we know is extremely combustible so it's been used in bombs and so it's manufacture is extremely delicate and can easily if handled wrong or if handled and safely can lead to explosion so we have to assume at this point that it's such a chemical explosion that's happened there at the plant when you're handling chemicals like this there is a possibility that there can be chemical contamination that could that would need to be cleaned up in the aftermath of the explosion so they'll undoubtedly be extensive monitoring of the areas around the plant in order to make sure that whatever chemicals have been spread around can be cleaned up to reduce future toxicity to the residents with the kinds of winds that blow in such big intense fires there will be airborne distribution. so there's nothing that can be done while the event just happening what will be done is is assessment and cleanup in the aftermath currently people are being evacuated because of the dangers to for further explosions for fire to spread and also for spre

it is a combustible mix, and more than 30,000 pakistanis have been killed by terrorists in the last decade. the repression of women in pakistan exacerbates all of these problems. more than 5 million children do not attend school, and two- thirds of them are girls. the taliban insurgency has made the situation even worse. as malala has set and reminded us, we live in the 21st century. how can we be deprived from education? she went on to say, i have the right to play. i have the right to sing. i have the right to talk. i have the right to go to market. i have the right to speak out. how many of us here today would have that kind of courage? the taliban recognized this young girl, 14 at the time, as a serious threat. and you know what? they were right. she was a threat. [applause] extremism thrives amid ignorance and anger, intimidation and cowardice. as malala said, if this new generation is not given pens, they will be given guns. but the taliban miscalculated. they thought if they silenced her, and thank god they didn't, that not only she but her cause would die. but instead, they inspire

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where fertilizer as we know is extremely combustible so it's been used in bombs and so it's manufacture is extremely delicate and can easily if handled wrong or if handled in safely can lead to explosions so we have to assume at this point that it's such a chemical explosion that happened there plant when you're handling chemicals like this there is a possibility that there can be chemical contamination that could that would need to be cleaned up in the aftermath of the explosion so they'll undoubtedly be extensive monitoring of the areas around the plant in order to make sure that whatever chemicals have been spread around can be cleaned up to reduce future toxicity to the residents with the kinds of winds that blow in such big intense fires there will be airborne distribution. so there's nothing that can be done while the event is happening what will be done is is assessment and cleanup in the aftermath currently people are being evacuated because of the dangers to for further explosions for fire to spread and also for spread around of some of the chemicals from the plant however thos