green. excellent. all right, all right. green. it's green. green is right in the middle. it turns out a yellow green. a yellow green is what most of the sun emits mostly. it's like a chartreuse. when i was a teenager, honeys, i had a chartreuse convertible. you could see that thing 15 miles down the road, okay? and you know why you could see it so well? because most of the light from the sun is that color, and guess what we have evolved to see best of all? take a guess. - yellow green. - yellow green. we used to call it chartreuse. is that what why they paint fire trucks that color these days? did you notice that, paul? what are the new fire trucks? they used to be red. what are the new ones? - yellow green. - yellow green. and why they be yellow green, honey, huh? why? because you want to see those things coming down the road. and so they find you and said, "hey, let's paint them a color that human beings can see the most." and, yeah. do you notice the color of your street lights? what color they'd be, gang? - yellow. - yellow. a little greenish, a little yellow greenish

build it green? green point rated is one. used for residential. there are a whole bunch of areas being developed. we're real grateful we have leed. one of the issues with leed is it's expensive to go through the leed process. you have to document everything you do. pay them a fee. they have to check it. what is a leed certification cost? >> there's an initial cost to register the project. the initial registration cost has come down and the u.s. gb c has worked really hard to bring this down. they are trying to address this and all nc. >> nc, new construction? >> yes. sorry. >> so what are we talking about? 10 that , $10,000. >> the certification will be around $1,200. >> that's not so much. i had been told many times it was cost prohibitive. but that doesn't seem to be the case >> i think part of it is the documentation. i think that's an important cost that gets pay back. because leed is third party verification. so talking to real estate agents. when they appraise places and say, this is absolutely a green place. third party verification will be

when the bunker next to the green is wider than the green, it gets your attention.ay next. >> and he's got 1 on 3. this fairway saturated. not casual water, but it is pretty wet. >> it's close to it. >> yeah. >> well, earlier, roger, on 10 webb simpson took relief for casual water in the rough. so if you're getting casual water relief in the rough, you know it's wet. >> left to the hole as well. >> let's go to steve. >> thank you. you guys were 2 down at one point. what turned it around for you guys? >> what turned it around is what we've witnessed numerous time with the duff daddy iron play. he got the radar lock on about three or four shots. and started to capitalize. we didn't play that bad a round, we just didn't score. so we scored mid-round and obviously late. >> the duf daddy would be this man right here. jason dufner, what did you see from the fairway when you hit that shot right there? >> i think he had a pretty good number and the ball was covering the flag the whole way. it looked like it was going to be close and a little bit of luck it goes in and makes

shot safely on the green, but a long way from the hole. still trickling back shows you how much slope is in the green from the right side. and now live zach johnson playing 3rd for the u.s. team. >> he too trying to make amend for a bad drive put dufner in the higher rough. zach's got 127 yards. >> starting out right trying to draw back, but it's not drawing here. >> and rides the slope. but the problem is just coming down that hill it gets running away from the hole. certainly the better birdie opportunity. so zach johnson and jason dufner a little bit of a charge into their match. the last few holes getting it all square. internationals trying to rally. they lead in three matches in the foursome session. stay with us. we'll be right back. i am today by luck. i put in the hours and built a strong reputation in the industry. i set goals and worked hard to meet them. i've made my success happen. so when it comes to my investments, i'm supposed to just hand it over to a broker and back away? that's not gonna happen. avo: when you work with a

and the green referred to the parks, and the bay trail connecting them. and the concept besides the blue green way is to channel the economic change from industrial to mixed use areas, in order to insure the creation and preservation of recreation space in the water and on the land. and the process was not new to san francisco. and it had happened, a long the northern water front when the park was created. our boating and swimming clubs had been originally created in the middle of industrial spaces. and in the late 19th century, the railroad tracks on tressles crossed over the piers of the clubs at black point cove and later the train tracks were moved to the shore line or the shore line was moved to the tracks and any way, the tracks are still there, and a memory of the past. black point cove was the original name of the new park, which the clubs had inspired and helped to build. and i happened to be a member of the dophin club. >> when sea wag was formed, a similar situation existed along the southern water front. and the old train yard, were now changi

and all of these combined, equate to what we call the blue green way. so, the blue green way is a series of parks that all have their own unique identity and experience, but are connected along a 13-mile system of open space and linkages. and with that, would i just like to give a brief update on the various blue green way project and starting in the south and in august of last year, we opened up heran's head park the new 50,000 square foot intention of the park and the new entryway which has been enjoyed and received a lot of accolades from the community from both the dog walkers, picnickers, and residents, that are enjoying it every day. and at the same time that we opened up, the heran's head project, we also did a ribbon cutting for the cargo way bicycle lanes and these were the city's first cycle track and protected by the bicycle lanes in san francisco and they have their own signaling system, and lasering signaling systems that texts the bicyclists and was recently highlighted in an examiner article about one of the better open space and improvem

shot safely on the green, but a long way from the hole. still trickling back shows you how much slope is in the green from the right side. and now live zach johnson playing 3rd for the u.s. team. >> he too trying to make amend for a bad drive put dufner in the higher rough. zach's got 127 yards. >> starting out right trying to draw back, but it's not drawing here. >> and rides the slope. but the problem is just coming down that hill it gets running away from the hole. certainly the better birdie opportunity. so zach johnson and jason dufner a little bit of a charge into their match. the last few holes getting it all square. internationals trying to rally. they lead in three matches in the foursome session. stay with us. we'll be right back. i am today by luck. i put in the hours and built a strong reputation in the industry. i set goals and worked hard to meet them. i've made my success happen. so when it comes to my investments, i'm supposed to just hand it over to a broker and back away? that's not gonna happen. avo: when you work with a

replace the greens. the greens will take approximately four months and the department will provide temporary greens and those are not an ideal putting source they'll be rougher so they decrease the play ability of the course. to encourage the golfers to play hardably we prop discount fees during this period per with the reduced fees we expect this will reduce the play by approximately 40 percent at the golf course. if we didn't decrease the rates it would drop by 85 percent. it continues to drive about two thirds of our normal rounds. by reducing the rates we actually expect to generate more revenue. under the ordinance the hardings regular rates will be back on may 31st or when the gm certifies the renovation is complete. i want to say the approved budgeted for the current fiscal years does assume the reduced revenue as a result of the renovation, however, the revenue will bounce back in the 2014, 15 budget >> colleagues, any questions. supervisor mar, i appreciate the data and i see that glen eagle in

a red lights to green energy in the u.k. coming up later in the program the majority of the population voted down believing the benefits outweigh the aggravating tox. let's not talk about the u.k. in a different perspective london will bloke's copeland from sharing in time level intelligence if it was to become independent next year a lower smith has the details on their home secretaries and housman for. she says that any scottish independence words undermine the fight against organized crime cyber attacks terrorism and things like that because scotland would have to build up its own security infrastructure that would no longer necessarily have access to intelligence that comes from the u.k. or indeed from other countries that currently. information so it's got them would have to build up its own infrastructure while it was doing that there would be holes in the defense system for everybody scotland's plan it says we don't need your army anyway its plan is to build up its own three armed forces an organization like m i five

all our cleaning products are green certified products. we are running out of space for our bike racks. we used to be like 3 riders. now we are 4, and 5. more and more people are riding to work. that's one of the commitments we have within our office >> somebody whispered to me that marvin johnson was recently named city and county bike commuter of the year. we are proud to have marvin to the office. we have a dish washer when is an energy star. part of being green. we are not using paper plates or styrofoam cups much minimal paper towels. so if you look in the cabinets, we have lots of bowels and plates and regular flat wear. we run the dish washer because that's part for the environment. >> this is david green, senior electrical inspector. >> i just had a question on the flooring, i noticed linoleum is starting to come back. i just was wondering how this relates to linoleum. we does use this in lieu of laminant >> linoleum is a linseed based >> pressed linseed. on a jute backing. it's a double whammy. >> the photo luminescent signs, we d

it's not the right way to start a process of opening up the green zone. we need to start with not a negative, and start with a positive and move guard from there. we know -- i think you made reference to it in your opening statements that there is a study that says that crime is reduced around dispensaries so that just helps all of our neighborhoods, particularly the ones that are blighted at the moment. i want to thank you for your continued support. you've always been there for us. i want to point some of the good operators in our city that we need more of. people like basa, people like the green cross. we need more dispensaries like that. they're great businesses great if any location regardless of where they are. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker please. i'll call more cards. tony bowls, shawn

go to the right side of the green. oh. so both teams miss the green. over to the 9th. birdie's kuchar. just away. with a 2 up lead over the americans. now we're live with this match. ernie els turn, mark. >> he made a beautiful stroke on that last green, johnny, as he tends to do when he gets further away from the hole. and this one is kind of similar, slower as you mentioned. >> yeah, he's held his own, no doubt about that. but he has that tendency -- time tied with the international player. >> folks, doesn't look like it but they have time for maybe one hole, possibly a tee shot on the next hole. >> hit it. >> back to the par 3 12th. oosthuizen, 163 again. >> knock it stiff on this hole. nobody so far. >> good shot. just on the edge. might be in the short cut. get it out of that grass sideways, nowhere near the hole. >> webb simpson and snedeker have not won a single hole in this match. >> yeah, and simpson-snedeker group has made just a couple birdies and oosthuizen and schwartzel at four birdies, which is pretty good with, you know, playing every other shot, one ba

is rethinking its policy towards green energy taxation the prime minister pledged to cut so-called green levies which i'd have to the sun to end the trade bills. went to find out why the move is being biased by a majority of brits. talking about the weather may be a british foible but nowadays it can make or break a household budget when terrorists setting in as our announcements that energy prices are set to rise yes again now roughly ten percent of the u.k.'s average household energy bill is made up of so-called green taxes and the prime minister david cameron has pledged to do away with them in order to help out struggling brits now the ideas proved popular for a country battling with austerity according to a recent poll by savation some sixty percent of brits object to having to shell out for the green levies to sort of. push their world you know a book about what they were just pushed away and soon it was a choice he was cheap with his daughter who would not prefer the profits an option really reduces terms that noise free well spoken never said let's see bills come down to hear us

the ravens return home to face the green bay packers. it feels like a novelty, it is the only home game in a five game span. they won't return until the 2nd week of november. but they are positioned quite well to win on sunday, at least according to history. after all, the ravens have reeled off an astounding 13 straight wins against vesting nfc teams. the ravens will need luck to face the green bay packers. they bring the third highest scoring offense in the nfl to baltimore come sunday. some around the nfl consider aaron rodgers and the pack a force of nature. problemly an overstatement when you hear harbaugh. they recently stood up to miami, a form of pride in the ravens' coach. >> down in the pocket, collapsing. sacked back at the 12 yardline. from the right hashmark, going right down the middle. given to ray rice and straight up the middle. ray rice in for the touchdown. >> while we were definitely proud for our conditions in the conditioning standpoint and to go out there in that heap and -- that heat, and when we went out at halft

action for health and environmental justice and they are a green action and that is one word, green action.org and in part, and because they do a lot of very important work in that neighborhood to call attention to the ills of brownfield and sites that are in that neighborhood, thanks. >> thank you. >> dr. espinosa? >> right. >> good afternoon. dr. jackson, and i am not here to not support because i believe that this is the first contract that this group is getting and they have been in the community for years. but i do have some concerns when we talk about the brownfield, and i ran into some concerns from years ago, especially with the fact that the trail, i talked to... and i guess the trail going into the areas about two weeks ago, because of the fact that is a very toxic area and especially, i can't remember the name of that group, that they supplied to build a school. and... thank you sweetheart. >> the ledge. and what happened is after the ledge got the money the woman who was in charge left and went to new york. but the thing of it that is a toxic site over there, where that

and a red light to green energy in the u.k. the majority of the population votes it down believing the benefits failed to outweigh the aggravating tax burden. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow i'm rule receive your top world headlines for this hour bitcoin the experimental online currency is now a global one complete with its own and so far only. the first machine has been set up in a cafe in vancouver it's where people can exchange digital money for physical cash but you are probably asking yourself what exactly are bitcoins in the simplest terms is just the currency but an online one a bit coins are stored in web wallets that are completely anonymous even your name although the transactions are public a bit coins can be sent from one wallet to another just a click of a button and in most cases with no fees or delays now the system bypasses banks middlemen and government what's more it can be easily sold for any currency available whether it be dollars or euros the. inside being though that exchange

kind of red light to green energy in the u.k. the majority of the population votes it down believing the benefits fail talib way the aggravating types. and welcome to the program here on t.v. . and live in moscow with the world headlines right now bitcoin the experimental online currency is now a global one complete with its. only a.t.m. first machine that has been set up in a cafe in vancouver where people can exchange digital money for physical cash but you're probably asking yourself well what exactly coins now in the simplest terms it's just a currency but an on line one a bit coins are stored in web wallets that are completely anonymous even your name though the transactions are public a bit coins can be sent from one wallet to another just at the click of a button and in most cases with no fees or delays in fact system bypasses banks middlemen and government on what small is a bit coins can be easily sold for any currency available whether it be dollars or euros being though that exchange rates tend to. the robber volatile

as you know, green zones are paid for by qualifying merchants in san francisco and there are short term parking zones to support local businesses. currently placard holders can stay for an unlimited period of time at green zones and we have heard stories of some businesses choosing not to renew their green zones because it's not helping them, it's not serving the short term parking purposes the way it's supposed to. at the state level the committee recommended that local jurisdictions would have the option of instituting time limits, but no shorter than four hours at regular and blue meters and no shorter than 30 minutes in green zones. to let you know what the next steps are and what we've been up to since the committee released the recommendations in may, we've been conducting a lot of outreach. since may committee members have done 20 presentations to stake holder groups and we had forum open to the public, widely publicized a couple weeks ago as well. this fall and winter we will be seeking support from the sfmta board, and that date is november 19. in the meantime the sfmta is taki

there's plenty of home town pride in green county. and no shortage of cheer leaders for what's known in the mining industry as the marcellus shale play. outnumbered opponents 2 to 1. >> it's been awe some odds to everyone here. >> the stimulus to the economy has been phenomenal. >> still half of those surveyed say they expect the drilling will damage the environment. >> i think some people are making a lot of money off of it but in the long run it's going to hurt more of the environment than what it's worth to the community. >> a few years ago there was a man made lake in ryerson state park just up the road from sandra's farm. it had to be drained when coal mining made the ground below it unstable. in an agreement reached with the state, console energy promised to spend $36 million to restore the lake in exchange for the right to drill for natural gas below the park. sandra tests her own waterer month. she's worried about fracking up the hill. >> the goal is to return the land better than away when we got it. but the extraction stuff

what about the other theoretical option, the greens? >> i don't think that is impossible, but it seems unlikely for several reasons. first of all, the greens and the conservatives are quite at odds when it comes to policy. there are major personality clashes between the leadership of the green party and the leadership of the conservatives, particularly the conservative bavarian wing within chancellor merkel's government. they are very opposed to getting together with the greens. the greens know that if they were to join a coalition with merkel's government, it could cost them politically quite a bit. it does not seem terribly likely at this point. >> thanks for that from our parliamentary studios in berlin. well, likening the weeks of talks that lie ahead to -- some are likening the weeks of talks that lie ahead to political poker. >> the cards are shuffled. the players get ready to begin a new game. as well as luck, they will need to accurately assess their opponent's chances to up their own odds. a common strategy is bluffing, both in

when the bunker next to the green is wider than the green, it gets your attention. jason day next. >> and he's got 1 on 3. this fairway saturated. not casual water, but it is pretty wet. >> it's close to it. >> yeah. >> well, earlier, roger, on 10 webb simpson took relief for casual water in the rough. so if you're getting casual water relief in the rough, you know it's wet. >> left to the hole as well. >> let's go to steve. >> thank you. you guys were 2 down at one point. what turned it around for you guys? >> what turned it around is what we've witnessed numerous time with the duff daddy iron play. he got the radar lock on about three or four shots. and started to capitalize. we didn't play that bad a round, we just didn't score. so we scored mid-round and obviously late. >> the duf daddy would be this man right here. jason dufner, what did you see from the fairway when you hit that shot right there? >> i think he had a pretty good number and the ball was covering the flag the whole way. it looked like it was going to be close and a little bit of luck it goes in a

. >> cattle graze on a mix of grasses and greens. here on sandra brown's farm in greene county, in the south-western corner of pennsylvania. brown says it's a great time to be selling organic beef. >> there's much more demand than i can supply. >> you might wonder why she's put her farm on the market. >> how much is it up for sale for? >> 449. that's a 3800 square foot house, b&b and 45 acres, a pond, a wood barn - i mean, so, it's a beautiful place. >> but brown is selling because she worries it won't stay a beautiful place. her farm is sandwiched between a proposed coal operation and natural gas drilling. greene county's lush hills can feel a wealth of energy-riches below, a confluence of appalachian coal and an enormous gas reserve called the marcellus shale. you are getting it from both sides. >> yes, the coal mining is going down there and the fracking is going on up there. >> down the road from brown's farm a community has disappeared - the village of holbrook. the homes brought by a coal company stand vacant to make way for a

it's not the right way to start a process of opening up the green zone. we need to start with not a negative, and start with a positive and move ar

people like basa, people like the green cross. we need more dispensaries like that. they're great businesses great if any location regardless of where they are. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker please. i'll call more cards. tony bowls, shawn ingram, nicole young, nicholas -- i already called your name, tony i called, gary s. >> hi, my name is laura, i'm a long time residence of is excelsior district of 25 years and i'd like supervisor avalos saying so beautiful about what's going on in our neighborhood. i'm a compassionate person. i have a relative who suffered from cancer who was helped from medical marijuana. i think that things in our district have been so did fficult and it's such a dell kate time in regards to business and whatnot, that while we support having these dispensaries, two or three is plenty and i don't know how many of you live in the neighborhood we're speaking of. i have heard very few people identify with living in our area. we're trying to do right for all who live in our neighborhood so diversity is very important to us on a p

had a green building code or ordinance before there was a green building code so there there was no code to modify, so we brought it into the building code as the green building standard portion of the building code, but since california now has a green building code and that's mandatory in california, we're able to amend it just like we are mechanical code, electrical and plumbing code. minor changes -- building code wise -- >> i don't think we need to go through minor changes. >> that's it then if you don't mind. any questions? >> i don't think so. thank you for the presentation. so we will now open up items five through ten to public comment. is there any public comment on these items. seeing none, public comment is closed. and can we forward items five through ten with recommendation? that will be the order. madam clerk can you call item number 11. >> ordinance california commemorating the location with a plaque. >> okay. this item was amended and continued. it is before us again. we received a presentation at the last hearing and so if there are no comments or questions we'll o

green. andy dalton throws it but a.j. green oh, man. >> look at the concentration. 10-7, cincinnati. three straight goal line stops, james harrison prevents lewis from scoring, fourth and goal. dalton, ensuing drive. bernard -- >> video game. >> nine play, 98-yard drive. after a successful field goal called back due to holding, second one, 34 yarder, wide right. lewis, scott clahandler. bills back with the ball. lewis, marquis goodwin. with a minute to go! >> yes. >> we're tied at 24. how did that happen? it happened. brandon tate in overtime. 29 yards to the bills 33 yard line. and then it's nugent. a chance to redeem himself from 43 yards out to give the bengals the victory and it is -- good! bills a valiant effort. they drop to 2-4 with the loss. bengals 4-1 in their last five. thad lewis threw for just over 200 yards, two touchdowns, ran for a score and even in defeat not short on confidence. >> it felt great. coming to the game you have to be confident. if i was nervous in any way, shape, form or fashion, the bengals

shanghai promotes green areas like this. the city paid half the cost of greening a rooftop. more people have become more aware of the environment. the trend is good for some businesses. he runs this construction company. he's promoting a condo. he covers the roof and other areas. it makes city residents feel as if they are in the countryside. there is even greenery inside. he thinks the condo units will sell for 20% higher than the normal price. >> translator: this condominium is ecofriendly and comfortable to live in. it allows residents to enjoy greenery at home. my company wants to construct high-grade buildings. >> reporter: laust month, mo wa invited to a government-sponsored convention about green. he was awarded the prize for his fa firm's efforts. chinese government officials, owners like this, the greening of other cities. >> translator: we are shifting from the economic-first policy and aiming to balance development and environmental protection. pushing for rooftop greenery will help make china more beautiful. liquor. it ages in these parts. the plant's temperature

his energy secretary who is in his place says it is nothing to do with green taxes. 60% of the green taxes were introduced by him and who is the man who said vote blue to go green? it was him. and i will tell you what weak, is not standing up to the energy companies. and that is this prime minister all over. >> it is who created the big six energy companies? when labour came to power there were 17. so i can help members opposite because i have the briefing, the back bench labor mps have begiven about their own energy policy. in case they haven't read the briefing they might want to hear it. question 7. what would stop the energy companies just increasing their prices beforehand? absolutely no answer. uestion 6. let me share your briefing with you. how will you stop question 6. how will you stop companies just increasing their prices once the freeze ends? and here we have the great labour answer. the public would take a dim iew. let's have question 9. this says it all. labe labour's briefing. this is what it says. isn't he to blame for rising bills? and we all know the answer. yes, he

now a red line to green energy in the u.k. coming up later in the program the majority of the population voted down believing the benefits failed to overweight the aggravating tax burden. but let's talk about britain in a different perspective london will block scotland from sharing its high level intelligence if it was to become independent next here the british home secretary has warned this could pose a problem for scotland but also for the security of the u.k. and smith is aware that i right now hi there laura lovely to see how serious could this be for one independent scotland. well there is this is a report as you say that's been released by the home secretary theresa may and she says that any scottish independence words undermine the fight against organized crime cyber attacks terrorism things like that because scotland would have to build up its own security infrastructure that would no longer necessarily have access to intelligence that comes from the u.k. or indeed from other countries that currently. information so

and a red light to green energy in the u.k. the majority of the population down believing the benefits failed to outweigh the tax. welcome to the program today. live in moscow with your top headlines this hour a justice seeking journey of thousands of miles for one pakistani family which survived a cia drone attack has now come been aided in their testimony in front of u.s. congressman but the strike killed a grandmother but failed to hit any militants so the victims of the bombing asking lawmakers why their home was targeted in the first place the briefing for us. this was the first time actual victims of u.s. drone strikes were in congress and apart from the congressman who initiated this briefing i saw only four other members of congress it's no secret the u.s. congress generally approves of growth strikes so it's very difficult to expect the sudden change of heart even though hart was with these drone victims were appealing through an appeal with twenty fourth of last year a u.s. drone strike left this pakistani family deva

well, it looks green. it's called the green machine and it's certainly green, to say the least. man, i'll tell you what. no wonder kids love that. you know, if you can't get them to eat broccoli, you can get them to drink broccoli. that is truly beautiful. >> plant cells have little square packets called cellulose. well, the nutrients are in these plant cell's packets. and we put the vegetable, like lettuce or kale in our mouth, we have to chew and break open every cell to release those valuable nutrients. and as we chew, we release enzymes that create a lot of these beneficial nutrients in the mouth as we're chewing. now when you put food in a juicer, it can do a better job at breaking open every cell, causing this chemical reaction to occur to form a lot of these phytochemicals. and then when we drink it, we're consuming a bigger, we're getting a better absorption or a better amount of these beneficial phytochemicals. >> all right, jason, i want to know what's your favorite juice? >> people often ask me that. i don't have a favorite juice. they are all delicious. i look for a

from green and stay with us. he turned his lover into an amazon. that had been my dream for so long. but he couldn't hold on to the research the thing is i was growing a teacher and now she runs her own factory throw down a challenge to me and there's no alcohol or smoking and even coffee is forbidden they worship the sun. will he be able to win back men versus women on r.t. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. this is breaking news now at least ten people have been wounded after an explosion ripped through a shop and russia's southern regional on maltese hills are coming and of course we'll have an update for you as soon as we do it the u.k. is a rethinking its policy towards great energy talks ational the prime minister pledge to count so cold green levies which i'd have to some to ensure bill's point of boyko went to find out why the move is being bogged by a majority of the public. talking about the weath

and a red light to green energy in the u.k. as the majority of the population. many believing the benefits fail to outweigh the . very good morning to you from the entire news team. live in moscow it's an hour just after eight. it may only be four years old and an experiment but bit calling is now a global currency complete with its own and so far only a.t.m. and the first machine has been set up in a cafe in vancouver where people can exchange the digital currency for cash and achievement jeffrey albert tucker from the foundation for economic education calls simply spectacular. a year ago this time i thought it was insane i mean i thought well this is just another student technology you know they come along every few days and they flame out so i'm a fairly recent convert the more i look into it the more confident i'm getting that the future of monetary system is crude cryptography and this kind of crypto market based currency it's quite spectacular and i tell you it only use it only takes a few times using brick when you realize this is incredibly easy it's muc

green levies which have a hefty sum to energy bills. went to find out why the move is being backed by a majority of the public. talking about the weather may be a british foible but nowadays it can make or break a household budget when terrorist setting in mass are announcements that energy prices of things are fine yes again now roughly ten percent of the u.k. says africa's household energy bill is made up of so-called green taxes and the prime minister david cameron has pledged to do away with them in order to help out struggling brits now the ideas proved popular for a country battling with all staring according to a recent poll by savation some sixty percent of brits object to having to shell out for the green levies to sort of over for the first real world you know so about what it is close to a year and see if it's way things cheaper things to go to a bit of prefer the kosovo profits enough surely which is to tax that noise be well spun we never said let's see bills come down to here us of a shadow of a doubt opposition leader ed

green. again. green. green. yeah, they're painted green. can you see they're both the same shade of green? how many people can't see they're the same shade of green? how many-- "i can't use my imagination?" [laughter] who? they're both green. in fact, they're the exact same-- they look exactly the same, don't they? but if you try to move them, you can find out which one is lead, yeah? now, i take these both identical volume blocks and i, boom, i push them into the water. [makes sounds] they sink. you got to tell me, which one got the greatest buoyant force? the lead, the humongously heavy lead, or the light aluminum? - same. - check the neighbor. how many say the buoyant force is greater on the lead? how many say it's the same on each? how many say, well-- how about it, gang? it turns out it's the same on each. you know why? same color. because they both have the same color. [laughter] all right. hey. same color, all right. anything with that shade of green will have the same buoyancy. no, it's the same volume, yeah? 'cause the same volume

question in new mexico. >> red or green. >> red or green. >> ordinarily, i like green. got to pick one. this green, however, is not ordinary green. >> my face is burning off. >> this? this ain't normal. oh, god. this hurts. >> i'm going to join you. >> def-con one, two, three. >> it's a slow roll, too. first you think it's going to be okay. then it's not. there's nothing to do but wait it out. i believe they use these same peppers in pepper spray. >> or repelling grizzly bears. if that tells you anything. >> yeah. >> a shot glass of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're all just trying to muffle their screams. çñ >>> history, they say, belongs to the victors. and here, where the myth of the american west took root, where so much romantic lore began, history was being rewritten almost as soon as it happened. this was never the big empty. as dan flores writes, the idea of a wilderness is itself a cultural construct. as early as 1539 when marcos de niza, a franciscan friar, rep

but green bay counters with a big play of their own.eiver jordy nelson catches a short pass and turns upfield for 76 yards. green bay goes on to win, 44-31. >>> the lions and cowboys play in sunday's wildest game. detroit trailing by six points with just two seconds to play when calvin johnson is tackled at the goal line. michael stafford has everyone thinking he's going to spike the ball and stop the clock, but stafford has other plans. >> stafford gets the offensive position. he dives in for the touchdown. did he get it? yes, sir, he did. touchdown, detroit lions! matthew took it across and the lions have taken the lead with 12 seconds to go. >> the lions win, 31-30. after the game, stafford talked about his decision to go for the win >> i was yelling spike. they knew i was yelling spike. the linebacker stood like that. i looked down and it didn't look very far and i thought, shoot, i'm going to go get that. >> calvin johnson finishes with 329 receiving yards, the second most in a single game in nfl history. >>> when we return, rememb

taxes and green regulations. we need to work out what is necessary to encourage renewable energy. what is necessary to go on winning overseas investment into the uk, but how we can bear down on people's bills. it simply is the politics of the con man to pretend that you can freeze prices when you're not in control of global energy prices. when the proper approach is to at what is changing prices. >> the use of the word con man is on parliamentary. the prime minister is a man of great fertility in the use of language. it is a bit low the level. we will leave it there. >> mr. speaker, yesterday the independents reported the government failure to close the quoted eurobond tax loophole which could be losing in excess of 500 million pounds a year. as a prime minister ever been lobbied on this loophole and will he now pledged to close it immediately? memory of never been lobbied on this issue. the treasury secretary has listened carefully to the arguments and made decisions for the reasons she knows. >> over 300,000 ne

. >>> ron, the green bay packers are coming to town. a week ago you grabbed me and told me to take a look at this. tell me what tickets are going for for the green bay packers game. >> reporter: some tickets where we sit, up in 540, the cheap seats, are like $250. >> wow. >> reporter: $300 some of them to see aaron rogers and the green bay packers. man. >> that's how big this game is when it comes to fans. i'm not sure it's the cheese heads. what are seats normally, $67? >> yeah, something like that. what are they going for, quad quadruple? >> at least. >> reporter: aaron rogers and the green bay packers. don't bet against the ravens at home. that's all i got to say. >> amen. >> reporter: we're dry here in fells point. that's your weather head line for me this morning. that's good news. it's manic monday. we have a great group, baltimore junior academy when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,, >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. it's warm and humid. the air is barely moving. 72 degrees, 81% humidity. 29.87 is th

oh, no, the same varieties will start out as green, and then they're roasted and used in green saucesif we allow them to mature and dry, then they're used in red sauces. now, i saw a lot of this hanging all over town. oh, yes, ristras. they're not only beautiful to decorate your home with, but then you can also eat them. so once they dry, they just eat 'em right off? yes. now, what is this? oh, that's about a week's supply of red chili for a common new mexican family. a week's supply? this would last me a lifetime. oh, yes, well, i eat chili with every meal, as do many of my fellow new mexicans. let me take you to a new mexican restaurant. we can try some of the dishes. sounds great. so what do you recommend? well, they're famous for their carne adovada. sounds good. what else should we order? we should try the enchilada plate. bring it on, let's try that. that was delicious, but now it's time to go to work. nice backyard. i like the patio. hey, nick. hi, roger. thanks for coming to albuquerque. i'd like you to meet stephanie walker from the chile pepper institute. hi, nick, nice to m

let's check in with molette green. >>> president obama's planned trip to malaise wra off now. malaysia's leader says the president called him to cancel citing the crisis here at home. the prime minister said he's sending secretary of state john kerry to represent the u.s. now this trip is focused on boosting economic ties with asia and was supposed to include stops in indonesia and the philippines and would have been the first visit to malaysia by a u.s. president since lyndon johnson in in 1966. >>> day two of the government shutdown. the shutdown is costing millions of dollars each hour. tracie potts is live with more. >> reporter: how do you get hundreds of thousands of people back to work? there is a new strategy on capitol hill today but it's not clear if it's actually going to get people back to work. here is what's happening. three votes to get certain parts of the government running again including veterans' benefits, the national parks and museums and the city of washington, d.c., that funding is included as well. they tried it last night. it failed. now it's being br