the on double pane and single the argument for energy efficiency double pane is better. my question, his building is not insulated. you double paned the glass area but the whole wall is leaking. how much improvement do you get by replacing the windows when the rest of the building is lose and has drafts and is -- >> quite a big difference the way you perceive being cold is the heat of our body radiating toward a source that's pull ittiing that way. when you are near a window you will feel that more than a cold wall. >> do you feel like you can add something to that? >> even though the old walls are drafty they have an r value that's better than the single pane window. if you were going to chose blowing insulation or replace the windows and which would save you more energy. you might be right if it were one of the other you would be better insulating the walls. but if you are going to replace the windows anyway it's a no brainer. >> -- you are rd 5 single pane you are taking it to r 2 and 4 it's significant. >> repair your old windows. the building department has a good l

dip or no double dip?no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> quickly. >> yes! >> yes? >> yes. >> double dip? >> yes. >> i think it's a >>> issue four, cut the complex. >> we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, weather sought or unsought, by the military industrial complex. the potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists, and will persist. >> this year marks the 50th anniversary of the famed military industrial complex speech. that speech was delivered by president dwight d. eisenhower. his three days before the ends of his second term. eisenhower used the term military industrial complex to describe the union between lawmakers, defense contractors, and the u.s. military. the republican president argued this coalition could gain so much power that it would affecteddively take control of american democracy. the year eisenhower delivered this address, 1961, the total defense budget was $226 million. today the total defense budget is $891 billion. some of these costs include, item,

he managed a double double. almost 12 rebounds a game. he will be a first-round draft pick. other scores tonight. the bruins won. the bulls beat the hawks. that series tied at one game apiece. d.c. beat seattle. >>> we will be right ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] before he changed the world... tear down this wall. [ male announcer ] ...or led a nation... i ronald reagan do solemnly swear. [ male announcer ] ...or governed a state... you and i have a rendezvous with destiny. [ male announcer ] ...he inspired our company... with his optimism, his belief in innovation and his entrepreneurial spirit. [ man ] for general electric here is ronald reagan. ♪ ♪ >> a little call tonight. >> a little chilly. here are some rambo pictures. a lot of folks got a nice look of a double rainbow. we will be back into the 60's and 70's. the weekend looks nice. up to monday. >> have a good night. i'm your biggest fan. you know that. aww. you're the best mr. snuggles. [ thinking ] another pet name? you're right puggle-wuggle! [ voice on phone ] hey, wiggly. all right,

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that ball went all the way to the ball. 82- run double for geovany soto 3- 1. ! patio card flutterball opted to the gap perfectly. protect about matt kemp to athleticism how much ground covers that one does cape tailing further and further away from him. a very awkward attempt the ball touch all the way to the law clearing the bases. nice job ichiro bonnie geovany. kerry wood can't get the win. see carlos marmol and the bottom of the night. dewitt with a pinch-hit seven at pinch-hit single in the bottom of the seventh. walks come back to haunt the dodgers. the indians did beat the a's there are now 20-8. that one punched out to dissenter here comes the throw by kemp cut off by loney and that some insurance. but like one of that ball to go through. loney cut it and the cubs get their third run of the inning. money may have done the cubs a huge favor right there. that to deliver right to of the top what a break for the cubs that time there would have done a play tom played there is really no play in front of them. thank you. fastball strike to fukudome. such a with

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and that rail line is double tracked where the crash happened.e'll bring you more details and information as soon as we get it. . >>> city leards in san jose are declaring a fiscal emergency. what exactly does this mean and what services might be affected? >> reporter: they're not happy with what might happen next -- major cut to pensions and retirement benefits. >> just make sure they're secure. >> reporter: the san jose fire inspector is going to retire next month. . >> when you sign on, you plan on your retirement being there. >> reporter: but now he's not so sure. for the past couple of years he's done security checks on the fireworks show at the san jose giants game. off the field for 26 year, he's fought fires and rescued people. >> i feel i gave to the city and i earned that pension and now, like i said, the possibility of it not being there or being reduced is a little frightening. >> reporter: the san jose mayor chuck reid is proposing a fiscal state of the emergency. he side skyrocketing budgets are inhibiting the ability to serve its c

penney fell almost 5% as volume more than doubled. lee and wrangler jeans maker v.f. corp., fell more than 4.5% on strong volume. shirt maker philips van-heusen dropped alomst 5% again on heavier than usual volume. the market talk centered around worries about the cost of cotton. cotton futures were flat today and they have been trending lower since early april, but that was only after hitting post-civil war highs this spring. gap's fiscal first-quarter aeropostale inc.'s fiscal first- quarter profit dropped 64% on weak growth in sales and margins as the teen apparel retailer issued a much lower-than- expected forecast for the current quarter. inc. needham cut its stock-investment rating on american eagle to hold in the wake of aeropostale's woes and sharp growth at abercrombie. fellow teen retailer abercrombie & fitch co. also traded lower, gap's fiscal first-quarter profit slid 23% as the casual- apparel retailer posted lower same-store sales across all business segments and a lower gross margin due to cost pressures. foot locker inc.'s fiscal first- quarter profit

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thunder, they send the game to double overtime, the thunder eventually win in triple overtime.series is tied. at number 1, yuniesky betancourt, backhand, rickie weeks bare hands it, rivals the first double play, they beat the padres 6-4. they used to do that all the time. >> wow. >> you can't have your pudding if you don't beat your -- >> chris buyier or willie mccovey. >> are you kidding me? really? garcia ,,,,,,,, we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas. i think it's more than that. i think that you care about me. you're a good friend. best friends? um, uh, yes, best friends. yeah. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you. care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. ow. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. t

buck last night hit a fly ball in to a double play facing moto. hit a fly ball out to nate schierholtz. 3-2. >> mike: it's great i was talking to bruce bochy. you know what the guy has a chance to catch up while they are sleep. well rested and he looked at me and said, they're better when the they're tired. well, if that's the case, they should be pretty good in extra-inning ball games. >> jon: giants 5-2 in extra innings so far this year. this is their eighth overtime game. that slider a base hit to left field. let's go down to raj mathai. >> reporter: scott cousins coming up to the plate right now and cousins was a former baseball star here with san francisco not with the giants but with the the dons. grew up in reno and then was a star for the dons. in fact was the west coast conference player of the year in 2005. helped lead the dons to their first-ever ncaa tournament appearance. scott cousins says he went to a lot of games here at at&t park when he could afford it. guys, back up to you. >> jon: so scott cousins, now actually in a game here a

rodriguez to center. >> now to the nba on abc, double-header today. we tip off with the series we have all been waiting for, miami and boston. a chance to see dwyane wade up close and personal. first quarter, miami in control. lebron exploding off the glass. in the fourth weed to james. watch this. visual alley-oop jam. heat up 12. paul pierce sets a hard screen. me and wade get into it. double technical. pierce's second of the quarter, gets ejected. wade takes advantage. 3 of his 38. the heat take the series lead with a 99-90 victory. >> western conference semis tip off with the frizzlies and thunder. memphis, spurs not missing a beat. kevin durant trying to bring the thunder. the jumper. two of his 33. oklahoma city within seven. randolph too much. 34 points, 10 boards, leads the grizzlies to a game one victory. >>> final round of the zurich classic. if you have a turtle here, what's your plan? webb simpson had a one-stroke lead over bubba watson, but his ball moves. that's a one-stroke penalty and was the difference between a victory and a playoff.

first world series, he hit a double. his first at bat, second, third, giants second baseman freddie sanchez. how about the giants' backup catcher, had a memorable home run against none other than roy holiday, eli white size. [applause] in game four, he hit a home run, and that pretty much did the rangers in. he is the capture of the giants. buster posey. [applause] how about giants infielder ryan rohlinger? ryan. in game four of the national championship series, this was one of the great post-season games ever played in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest le

he just had a double technical with james jones earlier.'t speculate on what was said. obviously he got into a jawing match with dwyane wade and he decided to give him a quick double technical foul. seven minutes to go, it was still a ball game. obviously, very huge nor the celtics. paul pierce just started playing well. they cut this lead, we saw it numerous times, down to eight. but paul pierce has to keep his cool. >> it was a quick t-up. so, something was said. think about the worst thing that could have been said. bad enough to get that technical knowing that you got ejected? >> no, no, no. and you know he just had a technical, i don't care what's said between the celtics and the heat. not only that, we're not talking about somebody picking on somebody. these are guys of like size. these are two big stars in the nba. you let them play. there's no foul to be called. wade tried to run through a screen. let him. it's playoff basketball. if the league is going to nitpick, if it issued orders to guys that you are to start blowing the whistl

would it, a double dip? >> there's a real risk with with a double dip.u have a 1.8% increase that's equivalent of a double dip. the economy should be growing at 7%. let me say this. high energy prices, high food prices will take 150 to $200 billion out of the consumers' pockets this year. when the consumer sees that every day or every week when he has to fill up his car, it really affects his willingness and ability to -- and confidence to spend elsewhere. so it's undoubtedly affecting the consumer and in a very negative way. it's a last thick we need now. >> will it negatively impact unemployment, making unemployment rates worse? >> for sure. if you have a -- the consumer is 70% of the economy. if the consumer who is spending very little now continues to spend very little, it's going to affect unemployment, it's going to affect the whole economy, and we could slide if not into a double dip in the decline, you'll have such a weak growth in the economy -- >> we'll be right back with predictions. [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you s

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he thinks he has a double here. think again. nate guns him down. 3 hits. 7th inning.hing. torres double then huff provides game winning game. 3-2 in the ninth because that's all they do is 1 run game. 3-2 the final giants have won 6 in a row. >> big for us to get on a little bit of a roll. we were up and down a lieutenant early. early on the first month. so feelsñr good to get on a winning streak and get that confidence up. >>reporter: tiger woods can only make it through 9 holes of golf today. had to withdraw from the player championship. woods said he felt fine warming up but became clear the knee was bothering him. woods has had 4 operations on his left knee. he was having just hard time walking to get to the ball. tha woods 6 over after 9 decided he had to stop when he plays again is unknown. nba play offs game 6. destroy the hawk in atlanta. everything. he had 23. rose with 19. off the steal here. this is showing up and showing up. angry. 93-73 bulls take the series 4 games to 2. play miami in the conference finals. sharks series begins sunday in canada. >> "nigh

honesty some people get through some people though it's hard to i don't i don't know if there's a double standard as much as it is this here and now in the news cycle that we live in what you are making reference to happened here and now and also we have to we have to keep in mind that when again bridge was going through his exchanges of wives dumping on the most crucial time we didn't have the kind of news media that we have now we didn't have the team. of. the world you know it's funny i think i think about the world both of us old enough to remember my god if we'd had the news media we have now kennedy might not have gotten elected president of the united states so i don't know if there's a double standard quite honestly. newt gingrich has got a bigger problem than the way he dumped his ryan's. joe's right i mean it was a serial philanderer and he made it through so so that's the jamie's point but listen as a professional staffer on the vast right wing conspiracy i can personally report that no one is taking newt gingrich's campaign seriously in fact it seems pretty pretty clear that

republican party doesn't say about republicans supposin family the party of family values why the double standard well before i respond let me just say i want to dedicate my performance of those to the late great rock macho man randy savage who passed away today since we are on the rubble. that. that's going to affect the well we'll talk about that later we're going to put the answer the question is what i think a better examples arnold schwarzenegger because he ran for office while having this great problem to back around because that's the problem both with what we did we had he had we're at fifteen when but there is no double standard. here is the other way gary studds who's left with a turn i didn't give it a router didn't gas didn't didn't get forced out mark foley did so so if there's a double standard i think it might be the other way but honestly in all honesty some people get through some people don't it's hard to i don't i don't know if there's a double standard as much as it is this here and now news cycle that we live in what you are making reference to happen here and now an

if you insist on putting in double glazing. you can use the old windows. many buildings are using curtains and drapes that provide energy efficiency at night. so it's not, just the replacement of them. we have seen them replace them again and again. modern windows don't last 100 years. >> i was going to add that one of the things that people don't necessarily think of is offices it's usually the heat load. even in cold climates, it's the heat load because of the lights. the human bodies. computer systems. printers. there's so much off loading of heat. in san francisco, we're in such a mild climate. i thought it was understanding, i wanted to underline the heat load. she wasn't talking about getting too cold. sometimes we come in on monday and generally it's about heat in the space. >> question 3. anybody remember question 3 from bruce? >> bruce asked about construction waste. for points for construction waste. on this project, we recycled nearly 95 percent of the construction demolition waste and parts of that was our efforts is separating material and whe

there was a double security gate. no telephone or internet connections and the occupants burned all their trash. the occupants included a family that resembled osama bin laden. members of the national's counter terrorism unit started practicing on a mock up of the mansion. >> as something as important of this every effort will be made to do the practice runs, understand the complexities and the lay out. >> reporter: the president had the option of destroying the mansion but that lowered the chance that osama bin laden's death could be confirmed. he had this to say about the president's decision to use ground forces. >> one of the gutsiest calls of any president. >> reporter: catherine heenan kron 4 news. >>> the mother of a 9/11 victim cheers the news of osama bin laden's death. >> this event, nearly a decade after osama bin laden and his ugly henchman wreaked so much violence upon america, it is very fitting that -- that osama bin laden would meet his end in this way. yes, there is closure for me on this matter. we a

we will double our efforts beginning this august. we will require all operators to evaluate this and take immediate steps to mitigate them. we need to fax america's pipeline system. to fix- repair. >> part of it is from washington but a lot of what has to done in this country by the pipeline companies. i am asking americans operators, owners to conduct a top to bottom review of your lines. identify the ones that need the most repair and replace pipelines that are in critical condition, immediately. he seemed to genuinely touched at the the conversations with the residents of san bruno fiord file video of the actual tragedy. now, he is not going to be waiting for the ntsb to finish the investigation. he is going to propose/implement regulations and the month of august. he will also improve public safety united states-wide. low hood and jackie speer toward the location in san bruno and charles clifford as that section of the story. >> i think it is perhaps something of a tour guide jackie speer guided re la hood through the area of the

. >> here's a money question for you -- if you could have a penny a day doubled everyday for a month,a million dollars up front, what would you choose? >> a penny a day, because i wouldn't have the temptation to spend it all in one place. >> penny doubled everyday, because in the end, you'll get more money. >> penny a day doubled every day, because it all adds up in the end. >> a million dollars. >> a million dollars up front. >> actually, a penny doubled every day for a month with 31 days comes out to $10,737,418.40! i had a bad answer, that's what i think! >> oh! i did not know that! >> i guess it pays off to do the math! >> you might be looking forward to a big game, a big test or a big date. if you get sick, that could be a big problem, but there's something you can be doing several times a day to protect yourself. wash your hands! and before you say "well, duh," see how you do on adrian's quiz. >> we all know we're supposed to keep our hands free of germs, but you might be shocked to find out how often we don't wash our hands. a recent survey found only 1 in 3 people washes after

would it, a double dip? >> there's a real risk with with a double dip.p you have a 1.8% increase that's equivalent of a double dip. the economy should be growing at 7%. let me say this. high energy prices, high food prices will take 150 to $200 billion out of the consumers' pockets this year. when the consumer sees that every day or every week when he has to fill up his car, it really affects his willingness and ability to -- and confidence to spend elsewhere. so it's undoubtedly affecting the consumer and in a very negative way. it's a last thick we need now. >> will it negatively impact unemployment, making unemployment rates worse? >> for sure. if you have a -- the consumer is 70% of the economy. if the consumer who is spending very little now continues to spend very little, it's going to affect unemployment, it's going to affect the whole economy, and we could slide if not into a double dip in the decline, >>> issue three, michelle and jill. >> the joint appearance by america's first and second ladies marks the opening salvo in the soft side of the 2

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conner jackson doubled to right. crisp comes flying home.hey weren't done that, hideki matsui a double of his own in the third inning. kurt suzuki scores. 5-0 a's that's what they need. snapped a three game skid with 6 solid innings. oakland can win tomorrow with a monday afternoon 12:30 shot. giants in d.c. juggling catch by the fan. scoreless in the second inning. nate schierholtz won't look good in the box score at all but he'll take it. it lands in fair ground, miguel tejada scores, mike fontenot scores, a double 2-0 giants, washington loads the bases in the third inning. matt cain crossed up buster posey. he was not expecting a breaking ball. rick ankiel scores to tie the game on what was ruled a wild pitch. >>> acknowledges up 3-2 in the 8th. pud rodriguez still catching it at 39 and still hitting at 39. two insurance runs come across. giants win 5-2. they go for a series split tomorrow. they have got to figure out some way to get that owe fence on track. check it out. pitcher carl poe van oh goes crazy in the dugout after being taken

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you're watching are the live from moscow the international aid russia is set to double over the course of the next four years some experts predict the economy will contribute almost four percent of g.d.p. well for more on this let's cross to our business desk and hobbs is there it's got latest katrina so what are the prospects there for a major well you're absolutely right maria that russia could potentially double its online economy in the next four years but right now it's basically an issue of distrust which obviously many internet companies have faced and continue to be challenged by but if they can overcome this and develop a strong infrastructure for growth the prospects for the six are advised and of course in around six hours time all eyes will be on the russian internet company yandex to see how it performs and what's tipped to be the world's largest take knology i.p.o. of the year so in all of their interesting moments in business the heads. excellent thanks very much indeed for this and looking forward to seeing in the studio meantime russian authorities are stepping up the

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this is our new line from moscow the other naturally in russia is set to double over the course of the next four years some experts predict the economy will contribute almost four percent to the g.d.p. well let's cross now to our business desk work a train of following the latest developments so katrina we were talking about a major evil here aren't we or we're hoping so obviously the word the key word here is potential and as you say russia could potentially grow its online economy by more than double over the next four years right now it's facing an issue of distrust which many internet companies have faced and continuing to be challenged by but if they can overcome this and put in place a really good strong infrastructure for growth prospects for the sake of last of course later today we'll also see how yandex performs in new york and this is tipped to be the world's largest technology i.p.o. of the year so it could be an exciting day here oh we're certainly keeping our fingers crossed there for the economy and looking forward to seeing here in the studio with more business news tha