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smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello? male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. >>> bay area air colt managers -- quality managers are calling for a -- are expecting ideal conditions. the air quality management district urges folks to take public transportation and keep away from using gasoline powered lawn equipment. people who are sensitive to unhealthy air should limit the amount of time they spends outdoors. >>> it's going to be just as hot as today. so a big increase and a decrease in our fresh sea breeze and poor air quality in the forecast for wednesday. spare the air day where we really don't get any type of on shore breeze in the afternoon. the eastern district as well as the santa clara valley. this to be aware of and it will be moderate around the rest of the region. winds still blowing pretty good right around san francisco. so keeping that marine lair off the -- layer off the coastline. but is preponderanc

smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello?nouncer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. >>> speeding bicyclists took over a five block section around levy strauss plaza today. the metro girot desan francisco. the competition was first held 37 years ago at then it was known as the grand prix of san francisco. bike riders competed in one of ten levels. professionals raced 54 laps. >>> some giants fans finally smiling a little bounce by the giants. >> they need a lot of more bounces. >> right. >> not much the giants really can do nowadays expect win and wait. there's seven days game back of arizona with 25 games to go. they need to get hot. now pablo and the giants were in san diego. sandoval had a face to face meeting with his bat. apparently they bonded. because first-inning the panda, watch him smash this solo home run. 1-0 and is he the giant's mvp this season or what? baumgartner pitched 8-1/3. gets the victory. but back to pablo. h

wispy white curtains. [ experimenter 1 ] okay take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello?reze fabric refresher. breathe happy, guaranteed. while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. so lily and i are back on the road again. with zyrtec® i can love the air®. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. it's time for entertainment news. >>> all right. "contagion" a lot of people were on the fence about this one. the germ-thriller took the top spot with just over $23 million reaching expectations. >> 23. eh. >> tough crowd. despite dismal or overall box office figures for this weekend compared to last year. "warrior" debuted with just over $5.5 million, still good enough for third place. it may be the year of the r-rated comedy, but bucky larson "born to be a star" bombed with just $1.5 million for the weekend. did we even talk about it on friday? i don't think we did. >>> finally, could a new showbiz power couple be evolving? tmv is reporting over the weekend j.lo

smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello?male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. >>> it's win of the most famous u.s. battleships in history. and the city of vallejo is hoping to turn it into a museum. but tonight we learned the city has lost out. and debra villalon is here to tell us why. >> reporter: maritime buffs have long envisioned the iowa as a memorial or museum. but iowa's long battle went the other way. when the iowa was rebuffed by san francisco politicians vallejo welcomed it. >> stunned. disappointed. >> reporter: now vallejo volunteers after years working to make the iowa their tourist attraction have been passed over for a southern california group that will put the ship in san pedro. the navy indicating that group's finances are healthier. >> we were the only party standing for a while. and then somebody else comes along and that's what you have. we may not have had all the money but we were certainly on

and so if it's really the way that it works, there should be evidence, there should be experimental evidence, there should be a partic. that particle is the particle knowns a the hicks boson which has been in the news, people are look forward it. >> rose: beginning to raise questions about it. >> well, you know, they haven't found it yet. >> rose: right. >> if you actually had asked people before they started doing this experiment what is the most likely mass, according to what they would have said, we shodn't have found yet. so yes, we haven't found it yet but it no clear. what is interesting is that i think everyone in the back of their minds saiwell, i think it should be this mass. but i could be wrong. and there's a range of possibilities. what the experiments have done at this point is they have shrunk the possibility for what the mass of at paicle can be. so i hasn't ruled it out in any sense. but has narrowed the possibility of where we could find itor what it could be. is it's a very important question right now >> we understand things like the black hole more f this does its work. >

i've read your notes, professor morris, and i agree with you in the need for adapted experimentationthe rest of us. we say the free market, and argue the free market should drive energy, but the fact of the matter is, we, you and i both know, don't have a free market for energy, because the actual cost of fossil fuel in our economy is not reflected at the pump. the military's not in there, the environment's not in there, and there's a wide variety of differing fuel subsidies and tax treatments for all sorts of different fuel sources, depending on their relationship with our government. so how can a marketplace decide the fuel source when was fuel, particularly being gasoline and fossil fuels, have such a substantial comparative subsidy? >> right. right. well, that's a good point, but the answer to one bad subsidy is not to have two bad subsidies. >> i didn't say that. i didn't bring you on to indict the president. i'm with you, the president, that's crazy, what they're doing is crazy. let's not waste our time on it. but let's talk about the actual problem. which is the marketplace ca

. >>> china has successfully put an unmanned experimental module into orbit as the thrst step toward the completion of a manned space station by 2020. china's first space laboratory tiangong 1 was launched from the jiuquan satellite launch center in gansu province thursday night at :16 p.m. local time. it's scheduled to dock with another unmanned spacecraft within two months. this will be the first step among a series of experiments planned by china to acquire the know-how for building a space station. premier wen jiabao observed the launch from the gansu province space center. president hu jintao and vice president xi zin ping watched the coverage live in beijing. china is celebrating its 62nd anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic on saturday, october 1st. the launch will help to promote the nation's space technology at home and abroad. however, observers say that a chinese space station could add to international concern over its possible military applications. >>> in 1970, china became the world's fifth space power when it put its first satellite into orbit. its e

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is doing now we covered a woman who needs experimental treatment from sweden that actually but but the f.d.a. want to allow this in because it hasn't been approved by the f.d.a. well he's because you know he's not read that article and because it involves stem cells but he's had the bush administration be in reaction to the anti-abortion people just truths so much garbage ahead say this has to sell this happens all the time because of trial lawyers not people who want to take risks and drug lawyers this was the it's a bargain with this clause that this happens all the time because of trial lawyers suing over drugs that malfunction now people can't get drugs that get to them because the f.d.a. doesn't approve it when the f.d.a. comes out and says for instance this drug has been approved it will say forty thousand people that he said you know what it means forty thousand people died last year because the drug wasn't approved and they couldn't get it that's not my mind a definition of free do you think so you think for us to be more free than any pharmaceutical company should be able to t

and 5:00, michael finney shows us the 800 kitchen range that out performed commercial models and experimental texting program being rolled out to find parking spots in san francisco. >> two famous singers are performing in the bay area this weekend. >> don sanchez has what's hot. >> huey lewis and the news, 90 performers at the monterey jazz festival. down some sausalito they icons. floating homes tour this weekend. >> diana ross and days of supremes, friday night at the theater and saturday at marin theater. >> a shopping haven at alameda county fairgrounds. >> the laughs are nonstop, 40 comedians, share ron meadow at golden gate park on sunday. >> the california symphony presents a tops concert on saturday. dan ashley em cees. >> old mint, they celebrate italian art and food and wine, from the 1800's it will until now. ♪ ♪ >> miss saigon brings her performance to the venetian room.

with somebody who is a great lyricist and a thinking person and that would fit with all of this experimentalusic. damian is great at it fermenting with different sounds like "welcome to jamrock." here is a brilliant lyricists. tavis: what makes you know or believe that, you could throw stuff in a pot in college gumbo. how do you know it is going to work? >> the roots of all lot of these sounds, there has to be a common denominator. blues is often a common denominator. in asian music, it can sound similar to blues music. then the feeling of jamaican rhythms can also work with a blues feeling on top. i have done experiments in the past where i made a rhythmic track and then played blues on top of it. so i knew there was a rough semblance of possibilities that might work. as my old solicitor and used to say, when i got well check could not believe it. i said, are you sure kumbaya car? he would say you have reason for cautious celebration. [laughter] how do you cautiously celebrate? i had reason for celebration when i met -- imagined this sound. tavis: are you happy with the way it came together

as 2012 becomes a good experimental year to try out things, we could go back to the plan after the 2012 world series events and make sure the bus lines we thought were valuable were the ones that ended up doing the work. if there was a demand on the fillmore and not so much on the 43, we will make that adjustment and that dry run helps prepare better for 2013. here is the graphic that has been published in the document. it will be revised. the show some of the key lines we know will be doing heavy lifting. in addition to the lines that are running now, this is muni only. a few lines will be called for extra duty. that line is a good connection between civic center bart and fort mason. in addition we will introduce a line on van ness helping commuters. if this as a pilot is positive, it could be one of the legacies. if you think about where that line goes, it connects major tourist destinations and goes along the waterfront. along the waterfront. actually within walking

and 5:00, michael finney shows us the 800 kitchen range that out performed commercial models and experimental texting program being rolled out to find parking spots in san francisco. >> two famous singers are performing in the bay area this weekend. >> don sanchez has what's hot. >> huey lewis and the news, 90 performers at the monterey jazz festival. down some sausalito they icons. floating homes tour this weekend. >> diana ross and days of supremes, friday night at the theater and saturday at marin theater. >> a shopping haven at alameda county fairgrounds. >> the laughs are nonstop, 40 comedians, share ron meadow at golden gate park on sunday. >> the california symphony presents a tops concert on saturday. dan ashley em cees. >> old mint, they celebrate italian art and food and wine, from the 1800's it will until now. ♪ ♪ >> miss saigon brings her performance to the venetian room. >> thanks so much for joinin [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [crowd cheering] meredith: thank you. hello. and welcome to "millionaire." joining us today from brooklyn, new york, pleas

sfmta requires prior approval of pilot programs and experimental advertising only. in contrast, the department of public works and recreation and parks place their responsibility of approving advertisements with the advertising companies. this is a picture of the only city-owned building with an advertisement. the real estate division assumed an advertising agreement when it purchased this agreement in 2007 which predates the 2009 city legislation prohibiting advertisements of alcohol on city-owned properties. during the audit, we found the real estate division was not clear on what the city's policies were and assumes that when the outdoor advertisements policy agreement would expire this year that they cannot replace it. but with clarification from the commission, we found they could enter into a new agreement because they are not increasing the number of advertisements on city-owned buildings within the city, just replacing one agreement for another. but, because of the restrictions on alcohol, it is likely the real estate division will not see the same high mont

it launched an experimental module. plans to launch an unmanned spacecraft within the next few weeks. >> no reports of damage coming out of north eastern japan this morning after a strong quake hit. the magnitude 5.6 quake was centered off fukushima, the same city damaged by a magnitude 99 quake and tsunami in march that left more than 21,000 dead or missing and touched off a nuclear crisis. no tsunami warning was issued after today's quake and no signs of problems at the nuclear plant. >>> what a difference a day makes. >> you ran into drizzle? >> a little bit. >> more tomorrow and then saturday and the real deal next week with rain measurable for of us, it is fall. quick trance s from one season to the other is what -- transitions from one season the other is what we are seeing, 4 to 17° below yesterday's total. here's a look you can see the clouds streaming in from the ocean this morning. one more look, look at the flag there, as we look from south beach back to the north east and the clouds that are stretching towar

they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smelly fresh. a little bit beach-y. like children's blankets. smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello? [ male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. >>> all right. i want you to take a look at this picture from san diego. is that really a shark's tail fin right there in the surf? this shark is surrounded by surfers who may or may not known it was there. beaches in san diego have been closed on and off this week because of shark sightings. >>> we will reset this thing for you. get ready for tropical storm lee. they are trying to get ready right now. nobody is sure what this thing will do. stay with me. >>> good saturday morning. we are at the top of the hour. we have a slow-moving tropical storm that is dumping more than a foot of water on the gulf coast already. states of emergency have been declared and tropical storm warnings have been in place along

so, tell me, i understand that physics is a science, an experimental science, so where does this come in? it sounds more like a religion, there's this universe and another universe. how do we learn about the other universes? >> how can you gain confidence in an idea that speaks of the realms we cannot see, that we can't touch, we can't visit, we can't desert directly. let me give the answer. in some versions of the multiverse and i should emphasize not one proposal but a number of universes and proposals and in some there can be subtle connections between the universes that might allow us to have some experimental window on to them. so all of that set aside for the moment, let's think about the ones where you couldn't visit them. well, why do we think about these things? well, we have a believe founded upon really hundreds of years of experience that math can provide a gateway to reality, it can't provide a window onto a reality that at the moment the math is being done, we can't actually see were observed that really. einstein is the greatest example. he wrote on the equations of the

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so, tell me, i understand that physics is a science, an experimental science, so where does this come in? it sounds more like a religion, there's this universe and another universe. how do we learn about the other universes? >> how can you gain confidence in an idea that speaks of the realms we cannot see, that we can't touch, we can't visit, we can't desert directly. let me give the answer. in some versions of the multiverse and i should emphasize not one proposal but a number of universes and proposals and in some there can be subtle connections between the universes that might allow us to have some experimental window on to them. so all of that set aside for the moment, let's think about the ones where you couldn't visit them. well, why do we think about these things? well, we have a believe founded upon really hundreds of years of experience that math can provide a gateway to reality, it can't provide a window onto a reality that at the moment the math is being done, we can't actually see were observed that really. einstein is the greatest example. he wrote on the equations of the

so, tell me, i understand that physics is a science, an experimental science, so where does this come? it sounds more like a religion, there's this universe and another universe. how do we learn about the other universes? >> how can you gain confidence in an idea that speaks of the realms we cannot see, that we can't touch, we can't visit, we can't desert directly. let me give the answer. in some versions of the multiverse and i should emphasize not one proposal but a number of universes and proposals and in some there can be subtle connections between the universes that might allow us to have some experimental window on to them. so all of that set aside for the moment, let's think about the ones where you couldn't visit them. well, why do we think about these things? well, we have a believe founded upon really hundreds of years of experience that math can provide a gateway to reality, it can't provide a window onto a reality that at the moment the math is being done, we can't actually see were observed that really. einstein is the greatest example. he wrote on the equations of the ge

the quality we like here in san francisco -- one other quality we like here in san francisco -- experimentationa few blocks away from here, we have been experimenting with what it means to close market street, to take back parking spaces for parkland. i want to thank the transit advocates here. hats off to burning man because you are leading the way. without further ado, it is my honor to introduce one of the founders of the burning man project. where is larry harvey? come on up. [applause] >> i did not want to speak to the "post." i am not here as the founder of burning man. i am representing the burning man project, a new nonprofit. our offices are down the street at 995 market at 6th, right in the hearth of the mid-market district. there is no better place to commence this effort in san francisco, our home town. [applause] we know a thing or two about building

the one at new york choreographer helped to change that treat she is a pioneer of experimental modernce. we have more on how to dance is understood and appreciated today. >> classical ballet or hip-hop? to world that could not be farther apart come together in one choreography. contemporary dance and its origins in ballet. >> dance can be anything. but there are differences between the two worlds. ballet dancers used only have training in classical dance. ballet dancers take inspiration from hip-hop. a japanese choreographer never attended a dance school. he studied photography, but has moved into the world of modern dance. >> of want to express something and i expressed at the same time. dance can make it possible. >> her career began a much more conventional way. dancing at the age of 6 and gaining a degree in the '60s. she is seen as one of the most influential modern dance choreographers. but in the early days, not everyone was impressed with her work. >> in the old days, people thought there just doing these little steps and anyone can do that. they were quite skeptical. >> her 1

. >> this is social experimentation with the military right now and that's tragic.d reinstitute that policy of rick santorum as president. >> reporter: and a new name on stage. former new mexico governor, gary johnson. he didn't make much of an impression until the very end with what may have been the most crowd-pleasing line of the night. >> my next door neighbor's two dogs have created more shovel-ready jobs than this current administration. >> nothing like a little sandal humor to leave an impression. that's our report. thanks for watching. >> dicky: up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- ellen pompeo. >> jimmy: so, your dad's side italian? >> irish. had a drink backstage. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> dicky: fr

over 2500 guatemalans prisoners, psychiatric patients were injected with experimental drugs.alf of them are believed to have died. >> you are watching bbc news day from the bbc in singapore. >> i am in london. these are the headlines this our peer leaders and senior officials from 60 countries have met leaders of the libyan transitional council in paris. >> a un report says that israel's raid on gaza was legal, but used excessive force. north korea has begun marketing cruises to the resort that lies just inside the border. operations were suspended three years ago. now the country is offering the world a glance inside. ->> the port holes are rusty and the meals are not much to write home about. you have to leave your mobile home behind. destination mount come again, north korea. -- mount kungan. it was a ridgeley created as -- the project was suspended three years ago after a south korean tourist was shot and killed nearby. since then, the idea of cooperation between the two nations has faltered. north korea said it was seizing an opportunity to open the resort. >> they unila

today, the country launched an experimental model which is expected to lay the groundwork for futureace station. >> on schedule and shortly off for space, china's leaders were there to see the launch. at 9:16 local time, tiangong-1, or heavenly palace, lifted off. this mission is being seen as a milestone for china's graeme. it is also being fueled by national prestige. >> according to the reports of the beijing space control, the tiangong-1 has been inserted into orbit. now would like to announce that the mission has been a complete success -- now i would like to announce that the mission has been a complete success. >> the mission is capturing the public's imagination. i am so happy, said this woman. this man said the launch was a huge deal for the country, ensures china's power and strength. when in orbit, tiangong-1 will be used for docking practice. it is crucial that china masters this technique is to build a space station within the next decade. china still lags behind russia and the u.s. in terms of technical know-how, but it has the money for its space program, and now belie

there is an experimental program and service works by texting the number and entering a code for the garage. information comes up with number of spaces open at that location and cost of parking. and it's frustrating. it's illegal to text and drive in california so that is a bit of a tricky proposition. >> and have you to park. >> pull over. >> and parents tend to worry about whether teenagers know how to drive safely. >> but that is important, too. and michael finney is here to explain why. >> remember dads would teach you how to change oil? not anymore. you haven't seen a teenager in the house what do they know about the car they're driving? probably not too much. two thirds parents rated teen's basic knowledge of car maintenance as somewhat or clueless or just average. and there is a repair site offering advice and guidance for repairs and has prepared a new guide called a teen driver car maintenance and repair guide with excellent information and can be down loaded and print forward free. are you having problem was finances? we've got help. on tuesday and wednesday, september 27 a

we want to be the experimenters, the ones that push out this idea that we can do it in the bay area. if we do it here, it sends a trend across the country that they can do it elsewhere. get ourselves off of oil, into a more pollution-free society. i just thank all the people working together on this. it takes everybody working together to line up not only our educational institution with us, car manufacturers with the stimulus package fund from the government, and with our own local leaders to make sure we are doing the right thing. again, thank you very much for using your many years of leadership in the auto industry to bring forth new technology, new ways of doing things. thank you for your partnership with our department of the environment as well and department of energy. [applause] >> we would like to take questions from the press regarding the electric vehicles, but i wanted to mention the sound system is being powered off of the battery from one of these trucks. so this is emission-free power from the public utility commission. all these trucks are equipped with an extra batt

scientists around the world are looking for experimental mistakes to disprove it.ome day they'll be able to tell einstein all about it in person through time travel. that will do it for me today. i'll be back here at 11:00 eastern time on monday. until then, you can follow me on twitter. craig melvin picks up the next hour. my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. ♪ [ dog barks ] [ birds chirping ] ♪ [ mechanical breathing ] [ engine turns over ] ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new volkswagen passat. a new force in the midsize category. ♪ a new force in the midsize category. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show sep

lamb, informed me of an experimental procedure that could prevent future outbreaks. >> the urologistjust make a little puncture right into the scrotum, into the sac, and will isolate what we call the vas deferens, and make a little incision into them. >> that sounds very invasive. is there any other way? >> well, it's called a condom. >> well, that's a no-brainer there. cut me open. >> no, no, no, we're not going to do the procedure now. >> my mind was made up. i was going to get a vasectomy. it was the only way to regain my life. the only thing left to do was find someone to perform the surgery. and i went with the obvious choice. the doctor held my life in his hands. would you say i have a larger than average vas deferens? >> you have a great size vas deferens. >> thank you, doctor. >> you're welcome. >> and as he went to work, i thought of all the good times the three of us had had together. ♪ i will remember you >> at work. ♪ will you remember me and at play. we went through hard times, as well. oh, guys, you okay? all right. but i was there for them, and they were there for me.

during the past two years, the unmanned module well execute docking tests and work as a space experimental platform to pave the way for short sojourns of astronauts. the launch is considered an important step in cha' efrttostli a mne spe atn 20. >> a three-da j.e.t.sian urm irrt thudayn banglash itim t promote trism in bangladesh and networking among asian countries. cha, india, and ten other asian nations are participating in the affair. it's the biggest event of its kind in bangladesh. local to operators, airlines and hotels have set up 190 stalls to showcase their services and cultural assets. about 30,000 people are expected to visit the fair. >>> the earthquake that hit the state of sikkim in northern india on september 18 has severely hit tourism, the mainstay of the local economy. the 6.8-magnitude tremor killed over 110 people and severely damaged roads and scenic spots leading many tourists to cancel their plans. to revive the industry, the state government is planning new strategies, including a snow festival to be held in january or february. >>> the u.s. state department announ