there were so many depos in town that the transport went through that gave a huge push to put the chlorine in the water. >> host: who discovered chlorine? >> guest: the contract with jersey city said they were required to provide pure and who wholesome water. the technology up to them was sand filtration and you pass the water through the barriers of sand and most of the contaminants are taken out but the company said we will use chlorine and the judge sided with the company and said i have been persuaded that this will provide pure water as well >> host: what about converting sea water to regular water? is that technology second or third generation? >> it is quite developed. there are different variants of it. you find it along the coast. australia is getting into it. the middle east is getting into it. and people say that is the answer to water scarcity and it can be but there are three challenges. water is heavy and doesn't move up hill is the first challenge. so unless you are on the coast it could be expensive to move the water inland. the state of california roughly 20% of their elec

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offices and build them right next to the transportation center that we used to call simply the greyhound depo. everybody remembered what that building looked like i had to clean up the alleyway everyday >> not personally. >> what yes. i saw everybody o everything and smelt everyone now we are venue lucky because of the earlier faith not only in the planning we did not only in the planning that maria had to spend hours are our transbay joint powers and all the city to convince to be here but also, we had to create a picture of confidence in our city. this is what it really means and the thanks here is not just about an expansion but a company that has faith in our city and demonstrating that has faith in the values we try to teach our kids about imperviously back and faith in jobs to make sure their welcomed into san francisco. those are the things i'm learning to appreciate more and more as we try to reunite this city from increasing the minimum wage to collaboratively with our business partners and getting more jobs. it means a lot more that's never been about a beautiful building on the sky

. >> office depo closing 1400 of its stores over the next two years as a merger with officemax. it says the close years will save the company $70 million by the end of 2016. the office supply chain posted better than expected quarterlys. shares up 16% today to $4.83. shares of delta took off after the airline announced it will hike its quarterly dividend 50%. they are launching a new stock boy back plan to increase returns for shareholders. the $2 billion boy back will be completed and the stock rose a fraction to 37.69. shares of corinthian colleges plunged. after the company says it is reporting its options and weak results for the education company, which is struggling. it says it's going to be working with an investment bank and possibly putting itself up for sale. the stock fell more than 9% to a buck eight. the newly emerged fiat krois ler revealed an ambitious plan. the auto maker wants to more than double shares of chrysler and jeep vehicles while building six more jeep assembly plants in six different countries, including china and brazil. it's all aiming for a boost in

same you sit with in church and talk to at recital asks son's little league and bump into in home depothey know you and your family and community. but what might surprise you, is that thanks to the geniuses in washington, your local community banker has been saddled with federal regulations created to fix the financial meltdowns of 2008. one problem, your local banker had nothing to do with the meltdown other than having to follow other man dates to require them to loan money to people who are buying more than they could afford. when congress was completely in under the democrats under the hands of nancy peel sxeel harry reid. they gave us the dodd- frank banking bill. it was so wonderful senate and house sponsors retired after passing it. too bad they didn't leave congress before they cooked up the pot of burned beans. (applause) now in case you wonder why the punishment was handed down to the local banks who didn't cause it instead of wall street banks whose reckless and feckless mismanagement did, let me break the news to you. washington wasn't going to bite the hands that feeds the

the latest pictures we're getting from our video agency ruptly and we're also getting reports of a depo of fire near the wrong way out of one missile landing on the grounds of a local machinery plant. well ukraine's presidential race isn't cross-talk science next on our team national but if you are in the u.k. stand by to learn about one of the most isolated places on earth. why do candidates you smear tactics to get in office because it works if all that mattered about a candidate were their positions they would just hand a piece of paper with the guy's positions on them but that's not how it works people make choices based on emotions whether they are buying a can of pop or selecting their candidate it's the packaging that counts heck obama won at ages marketer of the year for one of his campaigns yet image is everything but in texas one hopeful for the lieutenant governor's chair has used arrivals of medical records against him the incumbent david do hearst has been able to use the medical records which were released by another candidate who dropped out to make his opponent look craz

cutting rates, taking the depo rate negative and doing more forward guidance linked to sort of lendingype thing would, you know -- >> it's interesting what would help if we had u.s. yields going up and a sign of things in the u.s. ten-year treasury kbreelds are at 2.52%. >> there is an argument, obvi s obviously, for example, u.s. ten-year treasury yields cross over with other yields. maybe a lot of investors will say, that's it, i'm buying u.s. assets now. no longer buying into the eurozone. the ecb will take a view that later this year the currency will fall because rates in the u.s. -- >> i wrote an article saying that, david. we're still a long way away from it. is there a question of ecb doing the minimal it can and buying time? >> it's certainly buying time. at the end of the day, it will try to do more talks and measures as well as cutting interest rates. they'll buy time in a sense that later this year the currency may fall and we don't want to do quantitative easing. >> is the only reason to do quantitative easing to weaken the currency? >> one of the key reasons, yes. you cou

our national renewal laboratory with first solar, developed a novel depo signifies technology and it's a thin film solar mad all'ver. ed a -- advanced manufacturing, another focus area. we're working as part of an interagency group to support a national network of manufacturing innovation institutes. these bring together universities, small and large businesses, and research organizations to advance key enabling technologies for 21st 21st century manufacturing. we want an edge in these manufacturing dough mains. two have been awarded to doe funding, one in 3-d printing and one in wide band gap semi conductors, another will be coming on advanced composite materials. i did bring one prop, this robotic hand created using 3-d printing at our oak ridge research center, combining fluidics with this manufacturing technology, reduces weight by five x, reduces cost, reduces process time by 3x, this is the kind of enabling technology that will give us an edge as we go forward. and finally, -- i'm sorry? >> what does it do? >> this is a -- is my clock suspended for the time? >> i'll suspend it. d

including our arsenals and depos at a time when it is critical that we maintain these facilities to maintain our troops. i proudly represent the rock island arsenal where thousands of highly skilled people work every day to equip our troops. our organic industrial base has time and again shown their critical importance to our men and women in uniform. when our troops on the ground needed improved armor on their vehicles, it was the rock island arsenal that was able to rapidly produce and field that life-saving armor to protect our troops. and as a military parent, i'm personally thankful that the work force at rock island arsenal and in organic industrial base facilities across our country is there to equip our men and women in uniform. this amendment would starve our critical organic industrial base, sending it into a death spiral, undermining key elements of our national security infrastructure and reducing our ability to meet our national security strategy. in addition to the impact on military operations, this amendment would also not produce best value for the department of defense and

s this is the spear army depo is a thirty six thousand acre patch of land in her long california and it is where the military and the army stores their equipment and actually said that out so that it doesn't have just one life but to pension every penny and every dollar so that taxpayer money isn't wasted after the war is finally over this stuff has been used once. we bring that value back by you have it being re used to get. sierra is america's largest repository of military equipment returning from war twenty six thousand vehicles and over one billion dollars worth of clothing have been shipped here on planes trucks and trains if they can still shoot roll or otherwise function don and his team take it into inventory fix it up and ship it right back out to troops and we're not just talking about big ticket items so you can see the workers here that are practically processing the material they're opening the boxes to see of what's inside it's an engine starter i don't know hundreds of dollars for a big truck or there's cables. there's filter systems there's a steering wheel it's not

was destroyed during the confrontation some sources say the national god blew up the depo themselves as they fell back others claimed it was hit by a rocket propelled grenade it launched by anti-government fighters. well in today's edition of crosstalk joined by journalist graham phillips he was recently held their then released by the eastern ukrainian army have a listen. to civilized society you should have to see innocent civilians lying in pools of blood you should have to see houses in apartments completely just bomb destroyed read you shouldn't have to face these things you should have to face it turns blockaded by ukrainian army you should have to face no shortages of food a humanitarian crisis and i speak to people there every day i know a lot of people have fled the city of left to see someone who yawn because they get no where else to go and they say we're all scum we got i know these people these are just decent good people they didn't support your my dad they didn't support the john to that we have they just want the things that you want i want which is a normal decent li

the bailouts given sense and dodd frank came along and did nothing like dissecting speculation from depo depositors. >> and online, it calls you back is our online discussion book of the week. join others to discuss the book. here is a look at coming up book festivals. the south carolina book festival is from the 16th-18th and "blessed experiences" will be talked about. and a book festival in mary land after that is our next stop and you can watch that live on booktv. may 29th-31st we will talk to authors at the publishing annual trade show book expo america in new york city. and live from the tribune festival on june 7th and 8th. and on the 21st, 12 authors will be at the roosevelt library that used the archives heavily to write their books. >> you where watching booktv. debra hicks is here and then