that's the most wide open at this stage cousteau you train and sweet. no france will be called off making the quarter finals another is in danger a lot the bookies already predicting spain germany final on july first. and russian team funds will now know where to find their side during next summer's continental extravaganza in the country's capital to see she's having dick of a cut and cole will be based in kiev that despite the fact that the team will be playing all of their group games in poland now los angeles galaxy midfielder david beckon may be still basking in the glory of a science m.l.s. cup victory but his contract stateside is set to expire at the end of the year and the question is will football's biggest superstar be listing up his boots next season been lucky enough to be. some of the best teams in the world and been successful with some of the best teams in the world so i'm very proud of very proud of. the time that i've spent here with the galaxy. and it might continue you know i think at the end i have a big decision to make. to the har

cnn is using something similar for a nature special with philippe cousteau. >> reporter: they've been used at other recent protests, for instance, in warsaw to get a view of the action occupy warsa. occupy wall street has an ocukopter. they've been shooting beautiful places all over the world. by the way, do you believe in ufos? >> yes. we have one. >> ever tempted to fly a remote controlled chop e, try not to chop up your son. >> oops. sorry. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> call it the dating club in the sky. forget about choosing seats at random. one airline allowing its customers based on certain interests, especially if they include looking for love. alison kosik and i have tackled some pretty taboo stuff. it's next. that's why every day we help people across the country get into their first homes. prepare for a comfortable retirement and protect the people and things that matter most. at genworth we believe every day is the right day to take a step toward tomorrow. >>> why didn't someone think of this before? a dutch airline will soon make it possible for airline passengers to

believe is the world's premier person in water issues on our board of directors, and that is alexandra cousteau. you know, she just finished this long tour -- well, she just gave birth, so she's been off for a little while, but she did a long tour across america to bring attention to this matter. and what's the name of the -- i think she had a term for the -- >> blue legacy is her web site. thank you. and i would encourage people that are interested to go check that out, and you'll see the results of her tour. she documented it, she found a lot of the problems that exist across the country and bringing attention, and can we're just so proud to have her on our team. >> i would only say that water is a huge subject, and the way we cover it is across almost, you know, we have a beverage category that's relevant to that. we have an energy category, it's relevant to that. we have a resources category, a food category. so it really extends across so many different topics. you don't want to limit it to just, you know, one thing and that's how we do it. so thank you so much, everyone. [applause] >> for

of nature the life of man solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short. 100 years later john jacques cousteau of countered that in the state of nature nothing can be more gentle than man in his primitive state. both of these men were pontificating from the armchair. neither of them knew anything about what life was like was like half the state of nature and today we can do better. there are two methods to measure death rates in nonstate societies. one of them is forensic archaeology, a kind of csi. namely what proportion of prehistoric skeletons have found violent trauma such as bastions goals, decapitated skeletons, arrowheads embedded in femurs, fractures on older bones, the kind of fracture you get when you hold up your arm to ward off a blow, and mummies found with rope tied around their necks. well unfortunately, this space will not accommodate visuals but i have a graph of 20 prehistoric archaeological sites in which archaeologists have tried to estimate the proportion of skeletons with signs of violent trauma. they range from 0% to 60% and the average is about 15%. let's compare the 15

cnn is using something similar for a nature special with phillipe cousteau. >> a quadricopter, just theion. occupy wall treat has an ocucopter. the russians brought parts to bill their own hexicopter, shooting places all over the world. do you believe in ufos? >> yes, i do believe. we have one. >> reporter: if you're ever tempted to fly a remote controlled chopper, try not to chop up your son. >> sorry. >> uh-oh. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> don't forget to check out my blog post at cnn.com/situation room. i write about president obama, if he's so a

some of the thinking there was inspired by seeing job cousteau.i fudges wonderful experiences trying to explore the fun side. i think it is incumbent on all of us in technology to think how we balance our lives between the sideline as i can fix that lasts those verses maybe i should go home and spend more time with my family or whatever it might be, go bowling, whatever that other thing the cost tur. music to music big passion. >> i'm curious because there was a report that just came out about the landmark map of the human brain, right? by was so groundbreaking? this is of course from the allen institute for brain science. by was that so groundbreaking? >> we do things an industrial scale, so we get human brain than, slice them out and look at the gene expression for all 25,000 plus genes in the human brain and put the data online for scientists around the data to use in their research. so no individual that could do it to the level i think of thoroughness and quality multiple brains. it takes an industrial coach like used in the human genome proj

some of the thinking there was inspired by seeing job cousteau. i fudges wonderful experiences trying to explore the fun side. i think it is incumbent on all of us in technology to think how we balance our lives between the sideline as i can fix that lasts those verses maybe i should go home and spend more time with my family or whatever it might be, go bowling, whatever that other thing the cost tur. music to music big passion. >> i'm curious because there was a report that just came out about the landmark map of the human brain, right? by was so groundbreaking? this is of course from the allen institute for brain science. by was that so groundbreaking? >> we do things an industrial scale, so we get human brain than, slice them out and look at the gene expression for all 25,000 plus genes in the human brain and put the data online for scientists around the data to use in their research. so no individual that could do it to the level i think of thoroughness and quality multiple brains. it takes an industrial coach like used in the human genome pro

some of the thinking there was inspired by seeing job cousteau. i fudges wonderful experiences trying to explore the fun side. i think it is incumbent on all of us in technology to think how we balance our lives between the sideline as i can fix that lasts those verses maybe i should go home and spend more time with my family or whatever it might be, go bowling, whatever that other thing the cost tur. music to music big passion. >> i'm curious because there was a report that just came out about the landmark map of the human brain, right? by was so groundbreaking? this is of course from the allen institute for brain science. by was that so groundbreaking? >> we do things an industrial scale, so we get human brain than, slice them out and look at the gene expression for all 25,000 plus genes in the human brain and put the data online for scientists around the data to use in their research. so no individual that could do it to the level i think of thoroughness and quality multiple brains. it takes an industrial coach like used in the human genome pro