meet kit yaro who studied gen y and assembled the results in her book, gen by, how betweens, teens and 20 somethings are revolutionizing retail. she is a professor at psychology and marketing. welcome. >> thank you. >> who are these little rug rats? and why are they so important? >> well, they are our youth and therefore they are our future. i think they are vexing to employers and teachers because they are really so different than previous generations. >> now you say that and i'm going to let you make your points here. here is the question, doesn't every generation say we were much different. look at the boomers. don't trust anybody over 30 and now we are 60. the bottom line is that everybody thinks they are different because -- and that sort of indommic almost in the sense that i want to do things different than my parents. it's part of the growing independent process. >> that's absolutely true. there are two sociocultural factors that make this generation really truly different. it's not just a question of rebelling. there is no other generation that had the enormous impact of havin

narrator: gen. washington scribbles three words that will become the army's rallying cry, "victory or death." at one point, just on the eve of the battle of trenton, he said, "i cannot believe so good a cause will fail," and that was... i think that was a marvelous statement of what was animating him. narrator: christmas day, 1776. the wind is howling. the delaware choked with sheets of ice. other crossings are also planned south of trenton. they fail when the treacherous weather and ice clogged river make crossing impossible. upriver at the primary crossing point, flat-bottomed, durham boats are waiting. 60 feet long, built to haul iron ore, they are about to haul a wretched army across the delaware from mcconkey's ferry in pennsylvania to johnson's ferry on the new jersey side. ferry boats are used for horses, cannon and wagons. the officer in charge of the crossing is henry knox-- six feet tall, nearly 300 pounds, just 25 years old. man as knox: the floating ice in the river made the labor almost

they used next gen today. it's a wonderful system. >> relationship again, not to get off of the european conversation. i'm hearing lots of conversation about the taxation, a cap and trade type complementation happening on the commercial airline and the increased tax coming to fly into european space. are you aware of that? can you bring me up to speed? >> yes, sir. we'd like to address those as a country. we have used ikao to address these. we don't think it's appropriate for any individual country to say we have our standards. anyone coming in here would have to live by our standards. so we have very much been active participates in ikao, we are supportive, certainly as the faa, this administration, and this country in coming up with a uniform worldwide trade or, i'm sorry, system that would acknowledge what we want to do for the environment and work on something that if you comply you'll be invited to participate, fly into any airspace, anywhere in the world. we think that's the way to go. >> terrific. coupl

we can break that down for you and say this is direct next gen, supportive of next gen, this would be desirable to accelerate next gen. >> that would be terrific. tell me about the interaction between us and europe? we've got the two most frequently used air spaces in the worl and i know they're implementing their process. how is that communication going relating to their process which is different than our process? >> they're looking to have their own next gen systems, which is the single european skies initiative. they are far more on the drawing board stages. we use it today. they don't. it's simply a discussion i it tem with them. but we are very close communication with them. for that matter, we're working with all of our international partners. it would be foolish for us to have a system not interoperable. we want an airplane to go from anywhere in the world owned by anyone in the world to any other place in the world and use the technology to the fullest extent. >> you feel confident once we're implementing next gen it is going to be operable with whatever is constructed in eur

next gen would be in the third area. we know, and i'm pleased to say, that we are on a pretty progressive schedule today, and i'm happy to say we're meeting the benchmarks that we re-established. we did have some setbacks, but i'm very proud of how we have project oversight changes today. i'm proud of the changes we've made to adopt acquisition strategies more in line with good business practices. but given less money, then we certainly would have to, again, take a look at the priorities, work with you and decide what is it that we can do with less of. and it certainly would slow down the deployment of next gen. the concern that i have in all of these is that it has a very direct and correlating impact on the economy. if we slow down next gen, we are projected right now, if we deploy next gen on the schedule that we have in the year 2018 we propose and we suggest that -- and people like jetblue and southwest airlines and alaska airlines are proving our case. i have a sheet here what southwest expected in the first month

. >>> the rain started falling gen a couple hours ago in san francisco. kron 4's reggie kumar tells us what cities are doing to prepare for the next storm. >> reporter: a strong down power hit san francisco without warning wednesday night. some didn't have an umbrella. like this man. he had a large coat to cover himself. others took it slow as they tried to avoid balking in puddles. however most people were prepared. officials placed these signs warning drivers about potential flooding. in mill valley, caltrans warned people who choose to park here about high tide flooding. barricades placed in certain sections of the parking lot where rain turn into large pools which can cause water damage inside cars. when i was there i didn't find any cars with water damage but some who haven't used this parking lot in the past, didn't know the risk. >> i will park up there. i seen the signs but i haven't really been too informed. >> reporter: those who live nearby know how bad the flooding is whenever a storm moves in. >> i came by and there was a car and all that was

carolina, no es comparar, es preguntarte a , con qué tupé tu vienes para cuestionar o preguntar a la genacar ese pensamiento de tu cabecita por esa cabecita tuya. >>> dividan la pantalla con raúl garcía sencillo, el punto de la noticia no es la diferencia que puedo tener con la señora niurka marcos. que ahora en el trabajo no le va bien. lo que tiene por ahí son escándalos. >>> no hables de buvulgaridad porque no te queda bien. >>> ante niurka quedo como una lady. >>> estaba diciendo, no me pregunten por ella, ni siquiera habló de carmen salinas no dijo nada. ni siquiera dijo algo malo de carmen salinas. me pareció muy divertida hoy. >>> y qué botones presionar y que hable y diga dará la nota del día la señora niurka. y bueno, es un toma y da de parte de ellos contra niurka marcos. >>> el hech que podamos poner esta entrevista que le hicimos, fue porque tuvimos que poner un pequo pito en la vulgaridad. >>> a mí me pareció muy divertida, niurka marcos he visto sas peores. recuerde que las noches se pasan mejor en telefutura, por eso es que quédese aquí con nosotros. cuando regresemos, la

next gen x. we. have no working class because we have the scanner at. the height of. you know groups that tell us our sister and and concern for our youth was a. big screw up to our supporters on. the right wing racial groups of which i am not connected to i know a lot of them but we disagree on a lot of things they have the idea. the mass recruitment that we if we get enough people we just got to sign up enough people that we can when we are here stand against fast ration people get worse he will. be sorry we are going to grow we have been growing our growth enough and stuff and we are going to control him put it back on track to chase evil evil enough race if people wish. and i think. i'm. not. i'd like to have stayed in there and i do think if. they have. this. these people have to be put in special buses and transported to the demonstration by the police and that to me is the ultimate insult i will not be put in a changeling enclosure here i will not cooperate with police when i talk about my rights to prescreen age for. the white people in this country are. one t

the community there is a whole sense of plied and younger kids looked at them and was thinking i want gent generation of kids that are inspiring the smaller generation to say, i want to be like that. we're missing a whole generation through violence and this prison system. we have to focus on prevention. we have to get in there now. we have to stay consistent. we can't go away. >> quickly, i was asking you about success rates. >> it's about engaging community. seven core goals. eliminating the achievement gap, cutting incarceration rates in half and increasing the attendance and, kind of identifying practice within oakland, looking at research nationally and putting forward recommendations that will be embedded in the next strategic plan but simultaneously we too have initiatives going on. one is training, found out in jersey, baltimore and long beach and fresno that you put in school day a development training, ideally this would be happening at gnome but not happening enough. attendance and discipline is cut it's pretty much eliminated. at skyline high school we actually, ninth grade bo

defense lines to support the man remarked gen salem. but the mobilization reaches still farther into the life of the nation x. is mustering in the forests and trees must fall or the sawmills weight loss and builders right for lumber states feel the need to be militarily prepared and in the modern world that has meant building a military industrial complex building a pollution intense is industry to generate military goods one of the best examples of how the business of preparing for war can have long lasting environmental impacts is the nuclear weapons programs around the world that have been in place since the early one nine hundred forty s. wherever this is happening had been environmental problems with radioactive waste. which no one anywhere has satisfactorily saw. which is located in washington state when the nuclear bombs were developed their little thought was given to what to do about the waste that would result afterwards indeed now the u.s. department of energy calls him third the world's largest environmental cleanup project

reuters news agency says that local branches of soc gen and bnp will be reopened as nationalized banks. it is the latest move in the standoff with the international community. the incumbent leader refuses to step down, although the u.n.- backed election commission says it lost last november's presidential paul. the ivory coast is now facing financial collapse. four banks shut down operations in compliance with international sanctions designed to force the leader of power. that is your business update. back to meggin leigh. >> thank you. the german islam conference is an important annual forum between the german state and muslims living here in the country. the next meeting is due this spring, but already topics of discussion are gathering pace. around 40 used, incding high school and university students, are giving their input. the current uprising across the arab world along with the integration debate here in germany are likely to shake the proceedings. >> and young people play a key role in promoting integration in germany. this is a political science student from berlin. he believe

they still have to be detained russia's top terrorist claimed that he was the orchestrator all the gen-u. responding that he said that made those claims in a video message posted on an extremist website but it is not the first time that go cool model makes such kind of claims to moscow's metro bombings a year ago he said that he organized a attack there is also believed up to the bombing of the netsky express train calling from moscow to something has broken two thousand and nine thousand russian security forces are saying that they're looking into those claims but they also say it might not not necessarily be the kumara the carriage. the attack there are many autonomy as terrorist cells operating in the region and one of those terrorist groups could have done that are not necessarily directly linked to the whom are security meanwhile has been tightened across the country following the bombing and we expect that syria is a man months could have been introduced to the existing anti terror law just as the country is police force in general is undergoing a major overhaul and these changes a

orchestrated russia's top terrorist claimed that he was the orchestrator of the gen-u. responding. made those claims in a video message posted on an extremist website doku umarov is known to be not only russia's most wanted man he is also on the international least of terrorists he has links to al qaida earlier he claimed responsibility for the mosque or metro bombings in twenty turn for the netsky express train bombing a year earlier while however investigators are a little bit skeptical about this video message they do not exclude that. could have been a mastermind behind the attack and still it is just one of the versions which they are considering this terrorist cells. operating quiet autonomy in the north caucasus and a group which carried out this particular attack might not be directly linked to the model but of course it will be only facts and further investigation that will reveal whether those claims are justified. reporting there will remember there's always more news and analysis on our website. and here's what some. other gauges in the sky also known as the k a fifty t

forthcoming, but i've named the major departments that i have asked and expect under the leadership with gen madsen and others to take the lead and immediately get to work. there's anything reflective of my administration here, the one that i promised the board of supervisors, promised gavin newsom and others, is to get to these things the we have already promised the best we can. i will repeat this again and again until you notice maine ad nauseum. this is going to be a great event. it is one that i personally am entrusted with. i will do everything i can to bring this to the world class status that it deserves and has, and the promise that people like larry ellis and all the other private investors could be very proud, along with the authority. thank you very much. [applause] >> if i get -- if i did not say that earlier, announcing this, i have issued and will issue my first executive director forming the steering committee, and copies of that will be available after this speech. >> i want to briefly thank mayor lee for the opportunity to direct the implementation of america's cup. it is s

russia's top terrorist claimed that he was the orchestrated all the gen-u. responding. make those claims in a video message posted on an extremist website it is not the first time that go cool model makes such kind of claims off to moscow's metro bombings a year ago he said that the organizers the attack he's also believed up to the bombing of the netsky express train calling from moscow to something has broken two thousand and nine thousand russia's security forces are saying that they're looking into those claims but they also say it might not not necessarily be the full model of the carriage out the attack there are many autonomy as terrorist cells operating . in the region on one of those terrorist groups could have done it's not necessarily directly linked to dope but we want to know global lot of these not only have his bees most wanted money he's also on the internationally stop terrorists he has he has links to. and several acts butts off to this video message was posted on the internet have been saying that the terrorist is just talking himself by styling himse

. >>> es una manera de educar a la gen gente. >>> este movimiento se formó en estados unidos a mediadosr de venta de donas también es el favorito. >>> la basura residencial y de restaurantes no es recomendable porque son sobras, estos hacen un estricto color de calidad. >>> esto se ve mal, y está un poquito feo. >>> si huele mal no lo comas. es obvio. >>> no le da miedo algún miedo de bacteria? >>> creo que se tiene que cuidar de una manzana en un estante, estamos concientes de esto. >>> piensan que un mundo mejor se logra con pequeños cambios, como aprovecharlo que sobra en una de las ciudades más caras del mundo. >>> el promedio gasto es como menos de 10 dólares la semana. al día siguiente nos invitaron a compartir la cena para demostrarnos esto. >>> nadie diría que estas picadas, las papas, las zanahorias salieron de la basura, y a la hora de comer es mejor saborearlo. >>> y están convencidos que todo lo que se desecha podría terminar con el hambre en el mundo. >>> un dato bastante interesante, que recoger de la basura no es considerado ilegal mientras no se genere desorden publico,

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not now we gen telecommunications company tele nor is taking russia's mobile operators to arbitration over its planned six billion dollar purchase of telecoms groups wind and or askant telenet holds thirty six percent of the voting shares that but the deal would reduce the stake to twenty five percent telling all which is simple forms second largest investor has also asked to postpone immunity the russian companies shareholders that are expected to approve the transaction will lead and or score more currently controlled by egyptian tycoon i get so worse if the deal goes through it will create one of the world's largest mobile operators. that's all we have time for now please join us in an hour's time for more business news and get more from our website r.t. dot com slash business. download the official ulti of location your i phone the i pod touch from the champs to. life on the go.

. >> more than 100 people have been killed since gen our 25th when the protests began. there's a page being dedicated to those that have lost their life during the demonstration. their 32 games on that side. you concede that those people will be added to remembrances, go to 1000 memory is .com . this year the san francisco giants will play games with the title " world series champions " this is the first time it was giants fans at the time to seek the giants since their memorial prayed. parade. elected to a frenzy when they saw their for repairs. >> chapter >> this is a site that is normally seen when it comes to rock stars. screaming fans hoping to get an autograph for a glimpse of their favorite players. players like tampa were being mocked all day. larry barrack is still feeling the body experience. the world series when brought to the people. >> fans say nothing has changed since november. what a great feeling. it is a wonderful feeling being together, coming together and loving life around our favor to. >> fans were able to play on the infield and sit in the dugout

sorting them out, and through tuesday, gen or 25th. and we are going to show you that- january 25th. throw rocks at what looks like police. and out of nowhere, a trucker barreling through. several people and came protesters are picking up rocks off the ground and throw them to people on the other side. some of them actually of slingshots. with shields and at one. a medic with freeing protesters. >> our egypt uprising continues of blood with up to the minute details. >> www.kron4.com and our extended forecast with temperatures pretty mild. and tomorrow, even more warm conditions towards your weekend well above average with the 70's. will talk about your see your forecast and the warming trend. stay with us. and your sierra forecast the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average.

reuters news agency says that local branches of soc gen and bnp will be reopened as nationalized banks. it is the latest move in the standoff with the international community. the incumbent leader refuses to step down, although the u.n.- backed election commission says it lost last november's presidential paul. the ivory coast is now facing financial collapse. four banks shut down operations in compliance with international sanctions designed to force the leader of power. that is your business update. back to meggin leigh. >> thank you. the german islam conference is an important annual forum between the german state and muslims living here in the country. the next meeting is due this spring, but already topics of discussion are gathering pace. around 40 used, including high school and university students, are giving their input. the current uprising across the arab world along with the integration debate here in germany are likely to shake the proceedings. >> and young people play a key role in promoting integration in germany. is a political science student from berlin. he believes p

he mentioned the next gen system. guest: florida has a very strong high-speed rail program that connects orlando to tampa and then connects orlando to miami. it is a plan that people have worked on for more than 20 years. we gave floor mat the second amount of high-speed rail money because they had a good plan that made good investments -- we gave florida the second of high- speed rail money. my suggestion for the gentleman who is laid off, i know the faa is looking for opportunities for people. i would encourage you to go on making faa website. next generation technology is the highest priority for the president. as you can see, we put significant resources in for next generation. that is technology that will go into every airport. that is the technology that allows air traffic controllers to guide planes in and out of airports. the next generation technology is like putting a new computer in every airport and putting in new computer, if you will, into every airplane, so that planes can be guided more safely, saved a

for the next week or so he devoted a good part of his time to trying to persuade the enners to gen the said we have to have an injunction. we have to be sure that there will not be any subsequent boycotts or efforts to drive francis joseph atlas out of the parish. we talk back and forth about it. he called frank ellison and worked out an arrangement. would appearnerouers and on the record tell the judge that they would gen his cotton and they would not deprive him of his goods and services that he needed to continue to run his farm. all of that was done by the third or fourth of february. i know that because to be sure this was great to work out the way he said it was going to work out, he sent me down there to appear in court before judge hawkins and to hear them tell the judge that they would take his cotton. think of it. the attorney general for the first day put his mind and his effort and energy and drive just to help 1 cotton farmer in east carroll parish gen his cotton. that was a good omen for the country, believe me, it really was. in that first year i saw lot of robert kenned

tell us about the next gen satellite system.uest: they have a ground-based free thsatellite system. the one to replace it witha a gps system. proponents of ofnest gen argued that almost all major industrial countries have the systems and that despite having developed the technology in the united states, the united states is one of the last to switch to it. host: of big safety benefit? guest: safety and economic benefit. you can move people more quickly so you can have more flights. host: what is the overall price tag? guest: it authorizes 35 million in spending, however, most of that is raising its own money. the proponents of the bill argue there is a funding airport fees that pay for a lot of the airport infrastructure. host: who is leading the way in congress on this? give us the big movers on this. guest: jay rockefeller from west virginia will lead the way. he said yesterday in a conference call that senator patty murray -- maria cantwell would help manage the bill on the floor. then in the house you have the new house tran

it also continues support for the 2011 new initiatives that we proposed in the two aligned with next-gen and another to reduce the environmental impact of aviation. while those have not started yet waiting for the completion of the fy 11 appropriations, they are fully funded in 2012. finally, in order to make some of these adjustments we have refocused and remain slightly smaller the hypersonic project and focus them on the foundation research. next slide. >> space technology. space technology was a new feature as a separate entity in the 2011 budget and we continue it here but i would like to say there's been notable changes. one is that we transferred part of the technology development portfolio from exploration to space technology in order to provide synergy and that is $310 million of essentially the billion dollars that we have requested. also, the sbr and sttr are funded at 184 million. and this program has advancements and innovation and tries to advance to the next generation technologies on a broad range of areas useful to both nasa and other agencies and focuses on communicatio

when you think about nextgen, if we went back to the 2008 levels, next gen was just in its -- next gen was just in its beginning stages. not that the federal government was anxious to get it done right away. the chairman may remember this, we had to push the federal government to move this forward. why? because it was the private sector that came to us, the people flieft sector -- private sector who came to us and said it is important that the federal government move this forward, expedite this resource, help us move this new technology forward to help save fuel, save time, increase capacity at our airports, make it a better business operation for the private sector airports. so when i see this amendment, my view of it is, it's a job-killing amendment. this wasn't a decision that the commerce committee said well, let's just move this up a few years because we think the federal government should do this right away. it's because the private sector came to us because they wanted to invest in this new technology but they're not going to make the investment until there's certainty from the

you know that our aeronautics program is aligned with the next gen and other agency collaborations' and this is another year they will be contributing to that important cost cutting work. all of us who work at nasa are blessed in that what we do helps develop and inspire people, adults as well as the next generation through focus on stem education and all the work our mission do. finally, as charlie stressed this budget will focus on long-term affordability and efficiency through right sizing and renewing nasa capabilities and infrastructure and we want to be very responsible in our clothes out of programs. in the case of the shuttle we do owe a top payment for pension of the workers who have worked their for so many years and it is contractually required and we are happy to pay it because it is important that those workers can transition to other careers with a strong financial footing. next slide. in the budget takes place in a context. perhaps the context this year is a little more complicated than others but as always, accommodation of internal and external factors. internal and ext

tell us about the next gen satellite system. guest: they have a ground-based free thsatellite system. the one to replace it witha a gps system. proponents of ofnest gen argued that almost all major industrial countries have the systems and that despite having developed the technology in the united states, the united states is one of the last to switch to it. host: of big safety benefit? guest: safety and economic benefit. you can move people more quickly so you can have more flights. host: what is the overall price tag? guest: it authorizes 35 million in spending, however, most of that is raising its own money. the proponents of the bill argue there is a funding airport fees that pay for a lot of the airport infrastructure. host: who is leading the way in congress on this? give us the big movers on this. guest: jay rockefeller from west virginia will lead the way. he said yesterday in a conference call that senator patty murray -- maria cantwell would help manage the bill on the floorwith a lot of new or members of the house. >>