harley davidson is known for building big powerful bikes like this one. company is switching gears and may be looking to what consumers have long been accustomed to do europe and shash. >> they still have the bikes we have come to know and expect from them. but they realized they were going to have to take down the size and price point. there are markets that want to participate in the harley brands but they want it on their own terms. >> reporter: the new bikes are smaller, lighter and more affordable and are being shipped to new markets in spain and italy, as well india. >> the very heart of the harley brand is a single word, and that word is rebel. harley owns that equity and that's what they are selling overseas. not americana. >> and yet roughly two-thirds of company revenue still comes from north america where baby boomers like damon have long driven up sales. the problem now is demographics. baby boomers are a shrinking segment of the population. while foreign competitors have gradually made inroads with america's growing minorities and younger rid

sergeant davidson reports for duty in the early morning hours on a hot summer day.fter filing some reports, he heads out on patrol. only a couple of hours into his shift, davidson receives a call. >> i had been working a little bit of traffic enforcement, dispatched to a stranded motor vehicle. a motorist had a right rear flat tire. >> reporter: on a busy bridge, the driver's attempting to change his blown tire on a very tight stretch of highway. >> the shoulders are narrow at the top of the bridge, and you can also feel the bridge move. he got out and started changing his tire and became apprehensive and nervous because of all the heavy traffic. >> davidson arrives on the scene within minutes. >> as i pulled up to the vehicle, i noticed the right rear tire of the vehicle was flat. he just wanted a patrol vehicle there for the safety to keep vehicles off of him while he changed the tire. >> after exiting his patrol car, davidson approaches the motorist to offer assistance. >> he changed his tire. he had the flat tire leaning up against the concrete traffic barricade

shini somara and marita davidson.when i'm in the field doing my research, one of my big issues i'm working on is how to conserve our wildlife. i got to go down to the san diego zoo. sme they are prerving dozens of -- they are preserving dozens of different species. this zoo is frozen! so let's take a look. at the famous san diego zoo safari park, lies a zoo within a zoo, replaced by liquid nitrogen and cell cultures. this is san diego's frozen zoo. that's right, zoo. not the one you grew up visiting but one in which there are living cells from over a thousand expertise, preserved species , preserved and frozen, all to help protect future generations of animals currently facing extinction. what was the genesis for creating the frozen zoo? >> the possibility to save sells -- cells allowed us to undertake, each cell of an individual is capable of producing the entire individual. >> take me through the process of freezing cells. >> we get a biopsy, a small slice of that fest >> we can take those cells and treat them so th

and harley davidson is known for big and powerful bikes. but now it hopes a new strategy to go smaller and cheaper will help reduced and lagging sales. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. >> so the first tropical storm of the season is formed. amanda is on the coast of mexico and headed north. meteorologist dave warren is tracking this system for us. dave? >> meteorologist: yes, tropical storm today. intensified a bit. winds at 40 mph. we'll watch this closely. there is mexico. clutter of storms here. that's organized tropical storm spinning around there. and it will continue to intensify. the forecast looks like it could become a minimal hurricane and slowly return to the north. this

mount davidson is also a great place to escape the noise and the bustle of the city. take the 36 bus and it will drop you at the entrance. it is quite a hike to the top but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is an enchanting place. is a popular spot for paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed for these your boating -- for leisure boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flourished. there is also a waterfall, two bridges, and trails the climb to the summit, the highest point at more than four hundred feet. you can catch glimpses of the western side of the city that make this hilltop a romantic look out. for public transit, i take the n train. the lad the ad -- lake is ada accessible. watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making

. >>> few brands are considered more american than har harley davidson. lately sales in the u.s.have been slumping. the company has changed the way it's doing business. david arioso has the story. >> harley davidson the motorcycle icon has dubbed itself with the road. a brand so distinctive that harley once tried to trademark the sound of its exhaust. lionized in hollywood films like the wild one and easy rider. >> har liz's a freedom. an iconic name plate like the traditional harley davidson bar and shield and the best part of i all, chicks dig it. >> border on bankruptcy, harley's mojo took a more hit, a large loan from warren buffett. >> 2008-2009 downturn, since then sales have been bouncing back. >> despite the harsh winter, u.s. sales jumped 3% after the company cut production cost. but the real success story may be overseas where first quarter sales soared more than 20% in asia, 9% in latin america and 8% in europe. >> to win over new riders the company is switching gears and may be switching to what consumers have been long cusmed taccustomed to in europe arounds asia. >>

paul davidson the third was originally from lemont and served with the marines in iraq. he was supposed to receive his architecture degree from the university of illinois on saturday. but hours before the ceremony, davidson was on his motorcycle in urbana when he was hit by a car and killed. he was not wearing a helmet. police say the crash was not his fault. a famous forensic pathologist -- a medical detective -- has passed away. clyde snow is the man who helped identify the remains of nazi war criminal josef mengele, and later, the remains of serial killer john wayne gacy. he also helped identify the 273 victims of the american airlines jet crash near o'hare airport in 1979. in between, he helped gather information on accident victims, and helped police solve numerous violent crimes. snow died friday in oklahoma, of cancer and emphysema... he was 86. a man from the western suburbs faces felony charges, after leading police on a chase that ended in a crash. police say they tried to stop kristian hoddenbach after he was driving a truck through alleys on saturday night. w

shini somara and marita davidson.ou went through a bit of a swim. >> i got to are swim with researchers from cal state shark lab, measuring all sorts of environmental conditions. let's take a look at it. this is catalina island. 27 miles off the coast of los angeles. a place known for its beauty both above and below the ocean that surrounds it. most of the fish that call these waters home go relatively unnoticed. but one species is impossible to miss. them. if you were from cal state's shark lab, it's not a bad place to set up shop. >> this is going to change how we study sharks in the ocean. >> chris lowe, getting to know him and his work is getting your feet wet. obviously, here a day at the office requires a different attire. and it also provides a different view of the world. it takes only a few moments underwater to understand chris lowe's passion for the ocean. and for the sharks he studies. >> what is it about sharks that interests you from a scientific perspective? >> they're a canary in a coal mine for the oc

harley davidson says yes.maker david dean says harley davidson voided the repair warrantee because of the patriotic flag he let fly from the back of his chopper. the company says the bike was not made to handle the wind resistance for multiple flags at high besides. therefore the claim on his power train was denied. >>> before you grill out this memorial day weekend we now know which stores sold beef contained wi -- contaminated with e coli. >> if you are grilling burgers be sure you know the source of the ground beef. the food safety inspection service is recalling 1.8 million pounds of ground beef for fear it is contaminated with e coli. so where is the beef? ten states including florida, illinois, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, indiana, wisconsin, tennessee, kentucky and north dakota. among the large er retailers selling the potentially contaminated meat the agency named gordon food service marketplace, blairsville seafood market and barger foods. check out "fox & friends".com for more information. it is all

charles davidson and iram king. >> he came over here and jumped on me! >> i know. >> iram king pleads guilty while the charges are dropped against davidson. despite the fighting among the grownups, the kids show great camaraderie. >> kids showed remarkable sportsmanship. they had a group picture taken together and, normally, the winning team will take the banner that we give them that says district 8 champions to take a lap around the field. they invited the harris county team to go with them. >> in this instance, it's the kids who set the example for their parents. >> often said, the only reason we need an umpire is for the managers and coaches. kids get out there and have a good time. >>> coming up, a crowd is stunned when an escape act turns to disaster. when "caught on camera: out of bounds" continues. (mother vo) when i was pregnant... i got more advice than i knew what to do with. what i needed was information i could trust on how to take care of me and my baby. luckily, unitedhealthcare has a simple program that helps moms stay on track with their doctors an

i think that when i'm talking about john davidson feeling disrespected we are going to file a federal lawsuit. so we talk about it. it wasn't that anybody disagreed with the goal, with the end goal. everybody wanted to see that happen and understood how important it is that the supreme court would validate this community. >> they don't understand why this is an issue. the question was how fast and it's an important question and i think that was really concerned a lot of people but also the litigation and the decision of course upheld a law. what happened as it was just a terrible step back. it was used as a precedent for all sort of other things. >> and then what happened is there was a slow building effort. people wanted marriage in mary y and even in the 1970s and in the '80s people were bringing marriage equality. people have been thinking about this issue. you start the book and you say this is how the revolution begins. she refuses to give up her seat in the segregated south into "a 35-year-old political consultant named chad griffin in the st. francis hotel in election night. be

ago mri lemon park improvements wrote is a letter to the mayor asking the forest park at the mount davidson will be removed it will probably be go forward but the letter was written those o those papers are about the year it's a letter for the park commissions for the central council and they explain how they come to conclusion the letter says there is no land nature area program as a whole completely. was it go forward so they enforced the document that has specific explanation and the council is in the neighborhood and the vote was unanimous. tlvrp a couple of absentees and one abstinence because people didn't have the vote it was unanimous there's a petition to the a mayor to stop the nature areas program. by now it has over 15 hundred signatures and the - >> thank you very much. next speaker. . >> anyhow this is regular probably because this is why the clerk made copies for the peripheries. you know, i'm on my way to the board of education on mission but today sometime, i walk around here and jump open the grblg but they made sure i didn't have to jump on the golden gate bridge i did th

. >> and morgan hill police say there are unconfirmed reports of a harley davidson group that might make their way by here in a couple of hours from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 tonight, there will be another demonstration. that is at community park also here in morgan hill. live in morgan hill, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new details about the corruption probe that led to senator leland's arrest. according to kpix, joe montana was undercover by the agent. the 49er legend involved in some development deals was contacted with a business proposition. the fbi is not confirming or denying the report that montana was never named in the probe or charge. suspended state senator was one of 26 people arrested in the federal probe involving bribery and weapons dealing. >>> the best place to spend your golden years. a new list just out and give you a hint, you better park your parka. >> a silicon valley billionaire. why both sides are squaring off in court over access to the beach. >> i'm, meteorologist. a few storms coming up? we'll talk about that when we come back. ,, hey there. did you select these things on pur

marita davidson is a biologist specializing inning innings innd evolution. kosta grammatis is an engineer who designed a buy ontic eye. >>> i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist. today, technology performance miracles. the suit that's helping paralyzed people walk again. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ >> hi guys, welcome to techknow. i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta and marita. now, scientists are detecting millions of earthquakes around the world. what technology do you study to help mitigate them? >> here is san francisco's bay bridge. they absorb the areas of the earthquake while leaving the rest of the infrastructure intact. really, really cool. let's check it out. rising from the san francisco bay is the newest architectural jewel of northern california. the new bay bridge, which connects san francisco and oakland, is now open for business. and what a sight it is to see! roughly 280,000 vehicles travel the east and westbound lanes each day. it's now the widest bridge in direction. this is six years worth of round the clock time laps

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. >> there are few brands more american than harley davidson. we show a new line and the audience the bikes are targeting. >> >> an american icon has long billed itself as synonymous with the open road. for generations, it has captured consumer imaginations with a brand so distinctive, they once tried to the sounds. >> chicks dig it. >> it wasn't always easy riding. bordering on bankruptcy in the 1980's, it took a hit during the financial crisis. the milwaukee-based company was forced to lean on a more than $300 million high interest loan from billionaire investor warren buffet. >> the company hit bottom if we go to the 2008 downturn. since then, sales have been bouncing back. >> despite the harsh winter, u.s. sales jumped after the company cut production costs. the success story may be overseas where sales soared. >> harley davidson is known for building big, powerful bikes, but to win over new riders, the country is switching gears and may be looking to what consumers have long been accustomed to in europe and asia. >> they realize to get into

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jonathan, an engineer at uc davidson's we were cooling center showed me some of the houses cutting edgehnology. >> we are heating and cooling. >> this is in lieu of having traditional central heating. >> absolutely. instead of moving thermal energy around with air, we move around with water, delivering the heating and cooling through the floors and ceiling. >> if there's cold water swimming underneath and above me, how does that make he colder. >> also, significantly, it's impacted by the temperature of the surfaces in the room. >> one of the experimental systems that uc davis is testing in the lab is here, underneath the backyard. four 20-foot deep holes have been drilled into the ground creating a geothermal system. >> we drop a felix of fluid, running back to the heat bump. it's taking thermal energy from the ground, because the cold water may be going in at 45 and 50 degrees, and the ground is 55 or 60 degrees. >> if it's a slight differential the ground is warm enough to put that energy into the water inside of those tubes. >> exactly. >> and in this house nothing gets wasted. not

. >> in latin america, they can't get enough and harley-davidson, this is every country in the world.nd people in china one a harley. it's not just about us getting our act together, they had the blueprint. and they are sticking to the blueprint. we had so many opportunities here. and silicon valley, over half of the new businesses are started in silicon valley. so we better wake up tomorrow. mackey is right about that. when push comes to shove, everyone wants to watch our movies and just have access to our media entertainment and everything that we have. so we have the makings but we're just not jazzed about it. >> i think there are some great points and to charles' point about the younger generation or the nu silken belly leaders being borne out in the country, if we could entice him to stay in america and love america and make it a place that they can thrive come i think that is how we carry on in the game. >> i've never known a country that says people are not intuitive. so we are going to get all of this back. so in the meantime, moody this is all part of the problem. a judge str

even that was controversial john davidson said he was invited and rob reiner was the director that attracted he felt the conversation was disrespectful. it was ignorant of the fact that many people thought of it the idea of a federal lawsuit was hardly new. it was not but the lawrence case was one of the landmark cases that predated this litigation that i write about to strike down the sodomy laws. he said ted olson approached as possible co-counsel. he also thought to of this after you guys won the laurence case. maybe we should file the federal lawsuit and he talked extensively to right the of lawrence opinion explains the votes on all the issues. but he was told by the clerk said is a big job but justice kennedy the opinion of the lawrence case did not necessarily mean that the state could not criminalize. >> host: let me jump in. you describe the book it would be an incredibly bold stroke that gave rights movement made up of the constellation of groups fighting for equal rights the lawsuit would up and the cautious state of states strategy they were pursuing. but then go on to say that a

the big undergrad class, last year i taught the class with cathy davidson, trying to learn from students and very what i teach. >> host: what is behavioral economics? >> guest: the best way to think about it, a view of the human being as being perfectly rational. and look into the future, just information, always makes the right decision. these are assumptions, not something the economics test, just assumed that this is the case. puts people in different situations and you see how people behave. people behave in very irrational ways and systematically rational way of and we have different ways to do that so for example if you build the policy, you might have a particular policy, you think about obesity and might people be obese, they probably don't have the right information given the right information they will be better and you do something like new york city which is every fast-food place next to everything and what will happen is people realize they were a overeating or eating too many calories and it would stop directly. that was not the case. basically nothing happened. maybe tiny

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. >> marita davidson could not joan us but "techknow"'s phil torres joins us.it sounds complicated is it? >> crossbreeding is very simple. the same thing we've done for thousands of years. a lettuce that is more disease resistant, you crossbreed that with a lettuce that tastes better. hopefully the outcome is both in the same form. monsanto is trying to do that. >> genetic modification is more to the point. you cut the gene out of one organizorganism, stick it into r one, they can end up with an end result, crossbreeding takes a lot longer. monsanto is trying to make this go quicker. is. >> the key question is, is it safe? >> absolutely. they are just using gents to beo be more precise which plant with which plant. >> speaking of accurate you have an intriguing accurate piece about spiders. >> yes, absolutely. what do goats and bullet proof vets and a million dollar industry have in common? the answer is spider silk. the biomedicine of the future. it will be night your body, it will be everywhere. they just got to figure out how to make a lot of it. >> phil wil

techno davidson explains. >> this might look like a tore pead doe but it is the robot we with have beenking about, tell me about it? >> we with have this aton mouse underwater vehicle, and you deploy it in the ocean to go collect data. and this project, we with want to collect data about sharks. once it dies down, it uses a couple other sensors, compass, and something called the dopler velocity log. >> what are the sensors and what are they doing? >> so we attach sensors that listen for the sharks, they listen for tag that we attach to the sharks and we with basically put this in the water, it listened for the tags attached to the sharks and it will drive around, and follow the sharks as they move. what we with have here these will attach to what we with call hydrophones. and this -- he was listening for some acoustic tags the these are about this big, that we will attach to official shark. and every two seconds they will ping, ping, ping. ma rita, these robots they frac the sharks but they are also analyzing the underwater environment. what do we learn from that? >> well, so as you saw

mike davidson, who is also director of the local tourism counsel took me to that community, nestled nextonal park. >> people go there and have simple meal. >> the crossing to the mexican town was closed in 2002, cutting off american tourism from across the river. >> this is part of the experience. >> this is the classic experience. >> you take the boat, you come across, you pay $5, you ride a donkey. then you go in and get a beer. >> yep. >> we rode to the center on a donkey. unpaved roads are lined with only a few bars and restaurants. the town is so secluded it is off the power grid. the restaurant uses solar refrigerators. here, locals told me the border closing ruined the town. >> when they closed, it was sad, it's like no people, nothing. just like deserted, a ghost town. it was asked. >> lilia fall cone's father spent 30 years building his restaurant and gift shop and depended on tourism to make a living. she remembers the day when people stopped coming and her mother shut down the shop. >> she just worked so much packing everything. that's how hard it was. i can still feel it. >>

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of the bankers at the meeting, frank vander lippi was number two at national city bank and henry davidson who was one of the senior partners actually presented the plan to washington, which i did not know either. they went to washington to present the findings. the actual federal reserve act was passed ultimately under woodrow wells and looked a little bit different from the plan, but it had a lot of similar aspects of it. they give the central bank a confession that they would be in new york that kabul should be be closed and has continued to be close to the wall street banks and then there would be the federal reserve in which the president would appoint the chairman and so there was kind of the safety of a balance of power. everybody was happy in their and there's a whole bunch of stuff in the book about all the ring set midnight and 1:00 a.m. in the white house until they finally did get passed in time. >> host: clearly, the federal reserve is a lightning rod. especially currently given the quantitative easing programs going on. for free from the south side, it's always been promoted