dr. chris via twitter, is there a list of technologies supported by the loan program? >> if you go to greenfinancesf.org, there is a list of the eligible measures. >> when do you expect the other counties to be involved in this? you are starting to do this to scale right now? >> we have authorized this across the country. we have this in oklahoma and the state of texas. this is around the bay area, a number of programs coming on line later this year. this is in santa clara, and we see a number of programs launching, and to the north they have a great program in sonoma. >> and you have mentioned these larger states. this is 150 million -- locally, and honestly, why should you not scale this? have they proposed anything similar. >> they have passed the legislation, and this is the first step. they are looking for different ways to make them do these programs, to be less expensive. they are pulling together for these programs. many of these cities, they are trying to get this together for the program, big and small. with the state has done is create a big structure that w

. >> he works in an offense at the nasa ames research center but mentally dr. chrisay is really on another planet, especially lately. >> marlins was fooling us. mars was fooling us. >> reporter: it began pa years ago when -- 35 years guy when we put the viking landers on mars. they scooped soil and heated it looking for common carbon compounds that might be the building blocks of life. much to our surprise. >> we didn't see what we expected to see. we didn't know why. we thought maybe it wasn't there. >> reporter: now, they do know why. the result of what was then a wrong assumption about the salty martian surface that clarified after the phoenix lander scooped more soil in 2008. >> found it. stumbled across it. >> phoenix found a chemical that is pretty much everywhere on the surface. this is significant because when heated it becomes a form of destructive bleach. a lot like the stuff used to clean organic food stains from your shirts. see what happened? the very procedure we used to sample the soil which was heating it up caused it to react with the organics and de

dr. smiley, chris monk, and the federal highway research program as well. i think there's a lot of interest in that. it is a slippery slope as we go from a small sign on the side of the road to these enormous signs to standard billboards and how you design information, how long it is on there, how it is stated in, how attractive it is to the eye. all those things are very important to the context of the overall drive. >> ok. >> good morning. i am and occupational medical opposite -- physician get a i am concern about distracted driving a public health in general. you have the pilot program in syracuse. my question is kind of to the entire panel and kind of deals with civic responsibilities. since we do not have laws that go across the whole united states, what can we do to actually empower citizens to help kind of enforce this? have we considered in the autonomous online databases that maybe can khmer to the company but also to the dot or fscsa were concerned citizen can actually report a person -- let's just say a passenger in the car can report another dr

dr. strange love. >> hold on a minute. chrisfor months, you've been talking about how the republican party is just the party of no. they don't stand for anything. they're just against everything that president obama says and so now, the party has come out and said we don't want to be the party of opposition ft we want to offer an alternative and now -- this is what we're going to do and i think it's a great thing they've done it it. >> let's restart the cold war. >> how about the party of no new ideas and no fresh ideas. >> todd, i know you didn't write this stuff. thank you, steve and todd. >>> up next, sarah palin gives strongest hint so far she might run for president because she's laying down markers as to why she might run. has to do with security of the country. she's going to protect it. ♪ when it's planes in the sky ♪ ♪ for a chain of supply, that's logistics ♪ ♪ when the parts for the line ♪ ♪ come precisely on time ♪ that's logistics ♪ ♪ a continuous link, that is always in sync ♪ ♪ that's logistics ♪ ♪ there will be n

dr. smiley, chris monk, and the federal highway research program as well. i think there's a lot of interest in that. it is a slippery slope as we go from a small sign on the side of the road to these enormous signs to standard billboards and how you design information, how long it is on there, how it is stated in, how attractive it is to the eye. all those things are very important to the context of the overall drive. >> ok. >> good morning. i am and occupational medical opposite -- physician get a i am concern about distracted driving a public health in general. you have the pilot program in syrase. my question is kind of to the entire panel and kind of deals with civic responsibilities. since we do not have laws that go across the whole united states, wh can we do to actually empower citizens to help kind of enforce this? have we considered in the autonomous online databases that maybe can khmer to the company but also to the dot or fscsa were concerned citizen can actually report a person -- let's just say a passenger in the car can report another driver

dr. strange love. your guys. >> hold on a minute. chris, for months, you've been talking about how the republican parents -- just the parent of no. they don't stand for anything. they're just against everything that president obama says and so now, the party has come out and said you know what, we just don't want to be the opposition. we want to offer an alternative. and now -- the party comes out and says, if you -- >> you are right. >> -- the republicans in power this is what we're going to do, and you know i think it's a great thing that they've done it. >> it's great. the party with new ideas. let's restart the cold war. >> how about the party of no new ideas and the party of no fresh ideas. >> todd, i know you didn't wright this stuff. anyway, thank you steve mcmann and todd harris. you wouldn't have put this weirdo up there -- unless you the client. >>> up next, sarah palin gives strongest hint so far she might run for president because she's laying down markers as to why she might run. you will hear it. it has to do with the securit

dr. scholl's. visit our facebook page to save $3. >>> you two okay? >> i'm fine. >> she's so easily distracted. >> now to sports. >> chris williams in practice today.wo probably not. who knows how monday's game will turn out. for the time being, the bears have status as one of eight unbeaten teams in the nfl. as rich king reports, it's a lot of fun right now. >> reporter: second-year quarterback d.j. moore saw his text messages explode this week after he picked off a pair on sunday. going with the flow and enjoying the ride. >> it's part of the job. they going to want you to say something and do an interview. why not let it be the best interview. [ laughter ] >> reporter: his teammates gave him credit for getting the offensive line against a rough start with the cowboys. i asked what he said. >> i didn't do anything. that's just stuff they say. we all work together. coach does a hell of a job keeping us on the same page keeping us going. that's what we did. >> reporter: the bears will need another good game on monday against the big rival the green bay packers. but is it the same rivalry that existed years ago? >> we as players actually don't think

chris sims. he stayed in the game because team doctors couldn't make a proper dig but he lost his spleen and almost his life. in the hope of avoiding such mistake in the future, dr. has begun to develop a vest with pressure sensors. some of the 49 ers have already worn it in games. >> for now the research is in early staichblingts he can not tell us which 49 ers he's wired up in a game. but that he can't even quantify the true intensity of the hits. they are so fast and so hard that the sensors can't quite measure them yet. ultimate goal of sports medicine is to keep players healthy and in games but also to know when they need to come out for their own good. the doctor hopes in 5 to 10 years this technology will bring to us that point. in the process may inadvertently add one more statistics to the sports pages. pounds of force delivered or absorbed. from stanford university, abc 7 news. >>> when we continues here tonight. direct talks are under way between israel and palestine leaders. unprecedented commitment in the push for peace. >> we learn how sharp shooters secretly watched a gun man at discovery channel headquarters and how gunmen took him down without k

obama and carter, pointing out that chris matthew, no conservative, had a flip on the air calling president obama president ocarter. >> yes. and then he said i know, call dr. freud. megyn: right. >> that fair? megyn: i don't know if it's unfair to president obama, unfair to carter or a complement to both. >> every president since carter has avoided a comparison to carter for this reason, carter was given one term, the american people did not erect to choose him in 1980, they went with ronald reagan. the question is why. jimmy carter, there was a perception around him and to a great extent, true, that he was impotent at home and weak abroad, that we were beset by all kinds of economic issues, high inflation, out of control taxes, he couldn't control the economic issues, oil shocks, and then abroad, the soviet invasion of afghanistan, you have the taking of american hostages in tehran, and the white house looked like they were impotent to do anything about it, so every president has tried to avoid that by using strength, using the strength of the office, and in this sideways, you have this very difficult economic situation that is actually getting worse bec

chris, and everybody. would somebody please yodel around here? the german-american parade, quickly who is the grand marshal in new york? >> there are two dr.h and dr. muelle, who is actually the ceo of hoeferhauser beer. >> there you go. the tropics are active, matthew is soaking central america. lisa is a hurricane, cat 1 but no threat to land. honduras and nicaragua the biggest threat all that rain. winds around 507 miles per hour. if you take a look quickly here at lisa, yeah, it is a category 1 hurricane but the good news about lisa, not forecast to be going anywhere close to any land mass. that's a quick look at the tropics. here is a closer look at -- all right. that does it for weather. rebecca, back inside to you. >> thanks, lonnie. >>> just ahead time to clean out the medicine cabinet for the good of your kids. we'll tell you about a government program to help beat prescription drug abuse by teenagers. this is "the early show" on cbs. my father brought me up to give back to society... felicia jackson promised her late sister that she would take care of her children. but she needed help. i used my american express open card to get

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chris who sin for al. >> good morning, ann. it's a beautiful storm as long as it stays out to sea. we have friends for the renaissance fair. >> drd hurt yourself. >> no jousting. i see they left the sharp objects home. let's look at our pick city. buffalo, new york, temperatures in the upper 60s this afternoon. 67 the forecast hi, with a mix of sun and clouds. through most of the northeast we are in pretty good shape. looking at a drier, cooler trend. severe weather the rough weather in the high plains, north central plains, from south dakota through nebraska into kansas, portions of oklahoma. the rest of the country quiet, southeast, southwest and northwest all featuring a good deal of sunshine. that's a look >>> you're looking at oakland airport and some low clouds. today we'll see the low clouds start to burn off earlier than yesterday. that means we'll be slightly warmer today than yesterday. thanks to is that strong onshore flow, the air quality is good across the entire region. nothing happening right now on the radar and today's forecast highs in the 70s inland. 60s along the coast. you might see rain showers coming our w