rapid adaptation. >> gates team member dr. hollie putnam's job is to predict the future of climate change. or at least its to try to simulate it in these tanks. >> so what we do is we bring in corals from the field and then we fragment those individuals into different pieces and expose them to different conditions. so in here we have a fragment of that adult colony that's exposed to say high temperature or high co2 and this particular instance it's high co2. and that would simulate future ocean acidification. >> it's the first step in a process called transgenerational acclimatization. in this case, pre-conditioning an adult to ocean acidification, and then measuring whether the offspring are then better equipped to handle that same stress event. >> what are you seeing? >> they are growing faster and surviving at a higher rate if they were preconditioned to the high temperature and high co2 and then re-exposed to that high temperature and high co2. >> yeah, it's almost like you're training them to withstand the conditions that

dr. ruth gates is director of the hawaii institutes of marine biology. she spends most of her time here in these waters, studying what's happening under the surface. >> if we don't have coral reefs. we will have people who don't have food. who will have to move. whose lands and their entire islands will be eroded and the tourist economy of many of these places will be completely obliterated. >> and from her lab in oahu, dr. gates is working on a creative if somewhat controversialing scoousk controversial scientific experiment. >> it's like you're training them withstand the the condition the future might hold. >> and what the future might hold in the eyes of dr. gates and her team is the ability to breed what they call super-corals, these are essentially corals that are conditioned literally from birth to withstand rising sea surface temperatures, ocean acidification, and hold up to climate change and other pressing trends. >> so marita, how dire is the situation for corals? >> john it's pretty dire. the projection he state that if we do nothing, that 10

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dr. lamb, if you would please, in 2009 in relation to the dod former dod secretary bob gates, said this is a department that plans for war. .. in the same way that we have grown the specialized operations national joint task force is the model for the future into the other operating domains. >> thank you. >> i agree with the general schwartz. we should make the point that apartment today operates very effectively in the number of menus but he could be better and more efficient if we had a model like the general is suggesting. >> i am personally fascinated by the secretary's tenure as the secretary of defense i think he's a remarkable man and he's been candid in his memoirs about the experience leading the department in a time of war. i looked up what he had to say very carefully and it's interesting even though we had troops on the battlefield in contact with the enemy, the service chiefs were called to raise forces to the future and he could end to get enough capability in the field for the problem that we are currently trying to master. this is a great frustration and i think it underlin

dr. sonnier's co-worker gave up knocking on the door and decided to look for the doctor out back. >> and i opened the gate and the one whole section of windows had been just laid over in the house. >> reporter: they inered inside. bottle, which was kind of a strange thing, and you could tell something terrible had happened. >> so the young lady behind us immediately went in, and i went after her. >> reporter: that's when nathan found a shell casing on the floor and becky called 911. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> somebody has broken a window in the back and th>>e doctor did not show up for work today. um, there's a bullet that was laying on the ground. >> okay, was it an actual bullet or had it already been fired? >> i don't know. i didn't pick it up. somebody else went in and walked in. i'm not here, i'm not going in. >> reporter: nathan and the woman from the lab continued searching through the home. >> and she starts looking in the rooms. and it seemed like it took forever to go through that home. >> reporter: they searched rther and eventually made their way to the garage. >> and i can remember his

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gate. now have turned negative, which is interesting in and of itself. down 3% following the company giving that really impressive earnings report and outlook for its future orders. drjay, i remember yesterday live on the show. >> bought it. bought footlocker. ended up buying under armour as well, scott. all of them popped. let go half of all of them on that after hours pop. then i was shocked this morning to see it turning so quickly to the negative despite things like nike.com orders. 50% year-over-year. for the second quarter. that's phenomenal. >> is this just clocking gains, hoe? stock up 40%? the confluence of all of this right now. apparently a lot of people hit the -- it's also a 30 approximate multiple. this is a name that's now been rejected at 135 three times. i think this is all about china. same-store sales up 28% over the year versus all the others sch are up about 17%. the management executing. i think this is a great opportunity to buy in. >> obviously it was very bullish on the stock yesterday. have been very bullish. i think from a technical perspective, the type of price action that you are seeing today warrants concern and cause in terms of -- >>

in court. where he's be weld reporter: it is dr atic. oppers telling us there was a stampede when they heard a gun being fired. there were people running, gates being brought down to various stores. and at the center of it, the suspect that police say is here at this police building. he'll be brought out a little later, put into a police car and then sent to the courthouse. he's expected to be at court a little later for an arraignment. but it was chaos and pandemonium according to the sthopers at the roosevelt field mall yesterday in the afternoon. one single bullet was fired ripg an attempted robbery at the jewelry and watch store. security guards an and ff-duty ny apd inspectt took down the suspect but many thought this was an active shooter situation. workers hid in their stockrooms, they brought shoppers in with them. >> i heard pop pop and a large smashing sound in the middle of my purchase. drills and have a very close relationship with the mall security. they're well-repaired for events like this. >> reporter: and there was a mallworker, a w7 man shot in the shoulder. that mall worker is in the ho ispital in serious by stable conditio

dr. lamb, in 2009, in relation to the dod secretary bob gates, he said , this is a department that plans is not organized to wage war, and that is what i'm trying to fix. that is from bob gates. do you believe it can be fixed? share your thoughts on that. general schwartz: i believe the model for employment, once again i will try to re-emphasize my earlier point, we have migrated perhaps more by chance and by design, but the joint task forces are the way we operate today. and it seems to me that professionalizing those entities in the same way that we have grown the special operations national joint task force is the model for the future. in the other operating domains. >> thank you. admiral stavridas: i agree with general schwartz. as a general proposition, we should make the point that the department of defense operates very effectively in a number of venues. we could be better and more efficient if we had a model like general schwartz is suggesting, in my view. dr. lamb: i appreciate the question. i am personally fascinated by secretary gates and his tenure as secretary of defense. i

dr. lamb, if you would please, in 2009 in relation to the dod, former dod secretary, bob gates said. this is department is not organized to wage war. that is what i'm trying to fix. that was from bob gates. from both of you, do you believe it can be fixed within the department? if so, if you could share your thoughts on that. yes, please, general, go ahead. >> i agree that the model for employment once again i would try to re-emphasize my earlier point that we have migrated perhaps more by chance than by design but, that joint task forces are the way we operate today. and, it seems to me that professionalizing those entities in the same way that we have grown the special operations national joint task force is the model for the future in the other operating domains. >> thank you. >> i agree with general schwartz. as a general proposition. i think we should make the point that the department of defense today operates very effectively in a number of venues but we could be better and more efficient if we had a model like general schwartz is suggesting in my view. >> i really appreciate

dr. lamb, if you would, please, in 2009 in relation to the dod former dod secretary bob gates said, thisis a department that principally plans for war. it's not organized to wage war, and that's what i'm trying to fix. again, that was from bob gates. and from both of you, please, do you believe that it can be fixed within the department? and if so, if you could share your thoughts on that. yes, please, general, go ahead. >> i agree that the model for employment, once again, i would try to re-emphasize my earlier point, that we have migrated perhaps more by chance than by design, but that joint task forces are the way we operate today. and it seems to me that professionalizing those entities in the same way that we have grown the special operations national joint task force is the model for the future. and the other operating domains. >> thank you. >> i agree with general schwartz as a general proposition. i think we should make the point that the department of defense today operates very effectively in a number of venues. but we could be better and more efficient if we had a model like g