one solution is hydrogen. germany is focusing on hydrogen. this give a clean renewable energy source. last year germany became the first country to commercialize a system for producing hydrogen using wind generated electricity. once a week the hydrogen gas is struck to the capital to be used as fuel for cars. currently there's only 15 filling stations in germany offering hydrogen fuel but there are plans to build about is 1,000. >> translator: we won't need to import oil in the future and creating fuel from natural energy here will also encourage new industries. >> german car makers are getting ready to mass produce hydrogen fueled vehicles. that's expected to start in 2015. >>> a land slide in peru has left 11 people dead and more than ten others missing. torrential rain caused a massive land slide wednesday. it swept away over ten houses and a pedestrian bridge in a jungle village. several children are among the dead. military personnel and locals are searching for the missing. the land slide sent large mass of tree and rock debris crashing

hydrogen and oxygen. that gives a clean, renewable energy source with no carbon dioxide emissions. last year germany became the first country to commercialize a system for producing hydrogen using wind-generated electricity. once a week the hydrogen gas from this plant is trucked to the capital of berlin to be used as fuel for cars. currently there are only 15 filling stations in germany offering hydrogen fuel, but there are plans to build about 1,000. >> translator: we won't need it to import oil in the future and creating fuel from natural energy here will also encourage new industries. >> german car makers are getting ready to mass-produce hydrogen-fueled vehicles expected to start in 2015. >>> we're seeing beautiful, blue skies here in tokyo on friday. let's turn now to our meteorologist sayaka mori. >> clear skies across the nation. and continuously moving toward the east. now a severe tropical storm. should weaken to a remnant low tonight. the rough sea conditions will linger in the islands and coas

this hydrogen has a chemical symbol h. guess why? hydrogen, hydrogen, yeah, okay? and then we have numbers like this. these digits, this digit down here corresponds to the atomic number. that tells you the number of charges that are in the nucleus. that's one. and this digit corresponds to the atomic mass, over here atomic number and this one here atomic mass. an atomic mass refers to the number of particles in the nucleus. we call these particles nucleons, because sometimes you can have a neutral particle in there called a proton. and when you have that proton, this is still hydrogen, turns out that positive nucleus-- yes, lee? the neutral particle is a neutron. - what did i call it? - a proton. oh, did i call the neutral particle a proton? first time in my whole career... yeah, thanks, lee, thanks, lee. the neutral particles are neutron. guess why they call it neutron, gang? neutral. come on, neutral, guess how much charge it has? none, okay? and it turns out this proton, which does have a positive charge, pulls on the electron and pulls it together. later on, we

officials struck a deal with the japanese ten months after the first hydrogen bomb test. they paid $2 million in compensation. but that only covered about a third of what the fishing industry lost, including the catches they threw away. most crew members received nothing. last month yamashita and his students visited a former crew member, 83-year-old takahashi yamanaka. his ship was north of bikini atoll when the testing began. yamanaka learned about the first test a couple of weeks after it happened. he mentioned it in his diary. >> translator: we heard that people in the area have been exposed to radiation. america did such a terrible thing. >> the crew continued fishing, unaware of the dangers. they navigated just outside the testing zone soon after the second explosion. >> translator: i never imagined the nuclear blast would happen in a place like bikini atoll and i never thought the radiation would spread so far. >> reporter: when yamanaka's boat returned to japan, government inspectors checked the crew's clothes and gloves. radiation levels were 10 to 40 times highe

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but it had problems it ran on highly explosive hydrogen peroxide fuel. extremely noisy and ran out of fuel in only 20 seconds. bell aero space even made a two man model. >> they did work and they created all sorts of interest by the population as a whole. the range it had a very dangerous chemical that it used all prohibited from being used further: >> reporter: the american rocket belt company in texas built a new hydrogen peroxide belt. it was flown publicly only once at the 1995 celebration of a houston rockets nba championship. but the belt has been missing ever since. and chances of finding it are dim. adding to the mystery, one of the developers was the victim last year of a still unsolved homicide. in the 1950s, hiller aviation built a flying platform it used a propeller mounted beneath the engine. it proved to clumsy for practical use. hiller also developed the camper. it assembled in five minutes and flew up to 60 miles. but it flew only two flights and required a trained helicopter pilot to fly it. so did it really look like a jetson's fantasy

water ice and water is great because when you break down water into its constituent parts you get hydrogen and oxygen not coincidentally of the same fuel. all the space shuttle used to go to and to and from orbit and so we first want to use the asteroids to build propellant depots in space that is gas stations we want to be able to reduce the cost of space exploration by allowing spacecraft and spaceships to feel up no matter where they go and by doing that we will enable a space economy for all different kinds of businesses this is the second half of the equation of how to reduce the cost of space travel once we have the capability of propellant depots in space moving asteroids around becomes much easier and then we can go to the more valuable materials the higher cost per ounce materials for example the platinum group metals now fifteen fifteen hundred dollars an ounce on average you have platinum palladium rhodium osmium iridium and the asteroids are chock full of these materials they appear in concentrations orders of magnitude better than the best platinum mines on earth in the astero

this is for a hydrogen atom, now. yes. let's supposed i have a helium atom. now, we got two protons. it turns out there's two neutrons here too. and you know what? you know what's gonna happen to this space over here? take one guess. everyone. everyone. this charge out here now sees two protons tugging on it. how many say, "it'll be pulled into a tighter orbit"? how many say, "no, no, no, it'll stay the same"? how many say, "no, it'll be pushed further away"? check your neighbor. -- how many say it's gonna be tighter? yay, that's right. and it turns out, for a helium atom, the helium will hold the electron tight. and furthermore, it will hold another one too. the fact it holds another one makes it a little bit bigger, okay, 'cause they're repelling over here. but a helium atom is smaller. it turns out a helium atom won't gang up with any other atom, so there's no such thing as a helium molecule. we have two positive charges right next to each other like that, how do you deal with that? why don't those two positive charges repel? why don't they repel? look how

. >> workers at the refinery are able to shut off the hydrogen gas that's fueling the flames, and the fire is brought under control quickly. fortunately, there are no injuries. but the blast is so powerful that more than 100 nearby houses are damaged or destroyed. >> i was just shocked by the damage. the engineer condemned our house a couple hours after the explosion. >> linda wood lives a mile from the refinery. the shockwave is so intense, it makes her home uninhabitable. it's not the first time the processing facility has exploded. >> this is the fifth time it's blown up in the six years i've been here. >> it takes five months for woods' home to be repaired, but she feels lucky that she wasn't there when it's blown apart. >> i think that i could have been seriously injured or killed, yes. i do. >> an investigation by the u.s. chemical safety board finds the explosion is the result of a burst pipe that sprays hydrogen gas on to a nearby heater. the refinery is shut down after the explosion, but reopens several months later. may 7, 2009. a gas leak has firefighters from prince george

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs.ew lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> welcome back, everybody. yet another outstanding sunday in the nfl. plenty of drama and some fantastic endings. here once again to talk about it all, jason page of espn radio, new york. >> can we just skip? >> white castle. >> the first week i just wanted to eat. >> we have devoured six of these between the two of us. class, class, class, white castle for you today. couple games, starting with the pats/bills, had a chance to open 21-7 before the half. then the pats, scored 150 points. >> there you go, battle of two of the top in the afc. how about the patriots, down 21-7. texting people, ha, buffalo is going to win. picked the bills to win. before i can blink, 52-28, new england. you got the sense, tom brady said "enough is enough." went into buffalo last year. lost a tight game. kind of kick-started the bills' season. kind of high on that game. looked like tom brady and

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the big leaps th he took was thinking you could use water pressure other than hydrogen. >> reporter:e was a banker, learned to fly just a year ago. they say anyone can do it. >> and here we go. >> reporter: that's me, under training. the sensation is other worldly. imagine you are swimming in the ocean and suddenly, you take off. >> try not to swing to the sides. totally centered. >> reporter: now, you can fly like me, like a hip pot must or like a humming bird. >> nice. >> reporter: hard to look like james bond. you feel like you are actually flying and you don't feel that you are attached to the ocean. i'm a bit speechless. >> that's johnny, an instructor in new to port beach where they represent and teach. watch and learn. they call that the dolphin. but on open water, different story. waves can easily interrupt the water supply. >> you literally can be thrown into a back flip and up can go into the water and -- >> reporter: the boat unit gets lifted out. >> if you are not prepared, it can throw you off. >> reporter: four hours plus and his arms are numb, his butt is aching, his w

freter: when obsidian is first broken, it has a clean edge that absorbs hydrogen atoms from water atnown rate. it's the same kind of thing as if a piece of hard candy is left out. it will start to absorb a little bit of water and get softer and softer, while the center can still stay hard. obsidian is basically doing the same thing. and the longer that it's exposed to the elements, the thicker the hydration rim actually gets. and you can measure it and figure out a date. keach: the hydration layer is not visible to the naked eye, so a tiny section of the obsidian blade is magnified. freter: what you're looking at is the hydration layer, which runs right across the very edge of the obsidian, where the hydrogen atoms have gone into the piece of obsidian. and it goes from this black line right here down to that black line right there, and it runs all the way across the entire piece of obsidian. and it's that line that you actually measure. keach: although the technique is simple, it's time-consuming. and right from the beginning, freter ran into problems with her dates. the copan valley

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the images showed concrete debris from a hydrogen explosion scatter edaround the upper floors, a crane for fuel rod and device for exchanging remained intact, they had not fallen into the pool as feared. confirmed radiation levels of 150 miliseverts an hour. a tepco spokesperson said they will use images to draw up a plan to scrap the reactor. >>> people in japan's northeast are focused on overcoming the 2011 disaster. but it won't be easy. they have to rebuild homes, businesses entire communities. we'll show you their struggles and their successes on the road ahead. every wednesday at 1:00 p.m., japan time here on newsline. >>> japan's meteorological agency says the hole in the ozone layer over the antarctica is the smallest it has been in quarter a century. this does not mean the ozone layer is recovering. officials measured the hole at a maximum of 20.8 million square kilometers last month. 1 1/2 size of the antarctica continent. it was the smallest since 1987. when countries around the world created the montreal protocol in an attempt to preserve the ozone layer. emissions of chlor

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> all right. welcome back. now a story about the nation's >>> all right. welcome back. now a story about the nation's lakes being invaded by a slimy enemy. there's nothing nice about this stuff. it is smelly, and it looks bad. >> all that and it's dangerous. abc's jim avila went to wisconsin, put on some waders, and got into the story literally. >> reporter: it's an assault on nearly all the senses. a living, breathing, growing, toxic organism known as blue/green algae, and it is worse this month. >> that is very much alive. >> reporter: gosh, the smell is bad. caking america's lakes so thick, the swirling slime can be seen in photos from space. >> people that used to be here, after a couple of years said we can't handle it anymore and left. >> reporter: tom runs the marina in lake petenwell, wisconsin, or tries to. >> nobody will swim or boat in it. >> reporter: it not only

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> welcome back. here's a look at the embarcadero center cloudy, storms around half moon bay and moss beach rotating over the ocean. more could develop as we head into the afternoon that in your forecast in a second. >>> 4:44. if you can help, listen to this, 15-year-old i should say a heartbroken young girl from pleasanton is asking for the return of her stolen dog this is holly the 5-year-old pug was stolen monday morning when thieves broke into the home. cynthia e-mailed us about what happen. police say thieves got jewelry and electronics as well as holly. >>> 8-year-old boy in newark went on a joyride but it was his dad who is in trouble. it happened monday night at this motel 6. the boy grabbed the car keys as his parents slept he got the car in gear then stepped on the gas the result, he rammed the car into the motel, the boy's dad was also wanted on a warrant for t

headquarters, are arriving in support of the japanese self-defense force, we had explosions because of hydrogen buildup in the individual reactors. we had buildings that had collapsed. we had the fukushima 50. they were dedicated, loyal engineers and workers at the plan -- plant, attempting to keep the temperatures and conditions under control. it was a disaster that all of our national leadership said we would throw everything we have got at it. next slide. it is important to understand of what we did not know. we did not know the full extent of the damage. we did not know the full impact of the tsunami. there were entire population centers affected by this. in many of these prefectures that we went to, one of the first things we said was that there was a complete loss of the mayor's office. the complete loss of the municipal leadership installations and buildings. people were having to land on their feet, figuring out where they go. in addition to the isolated communities, we needed to assess the infrastructure that we had in place. looming in the background was the nuclear crisis. this is wh

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs.new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. . >>> temperatures well below average 60s coast and bay 70s inland possibility of stray shower or two today just about at any time. getting cool across parts of the country 49 minneapolis, 42 fargo, 50s eastern seaboard, 60s seattle and portland 92 phoenix. flight departure delays out of newark, all other major airports even regional california airports on time. >>> the top u.s. counterterrorism adviser will visit libya today to discuss the investigation of the attack that left four americans dead last month. chris stevens was killed with three other americans. the senior white house adviser john brennan is planning to meet with the president of the libyan national congress as well as army intelligence and other foreign ministry officials. american fbi agents traveled to tripoli a few days after the attack to join the investigation. domestic political upheaval from the coun

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. where a 10-year old autistiy ng. . >>> we have developing news out of piedmont where a 10-year-old autistic boy has been missing all evening. valentino salimo was riding a scooter when he got separated from his father. this happened around 6:30 tonight. he is about 4' 9", weighing 80 pounds. he was wearing a dark and light blue striped shirt and grey pants. mees call piedmont police if you see him. >>> new at 11, the causes may be different this time around but the effect seems to be the same every time. windows smashed, buildings trashed by out of control protesters in oakland. we have the mayor's take on the latest night of violence and why there were no arrests. >> reporter: it was over before oakland police could react. an antiwar protest that started sunday in san fransisco. and descended on oakland. >> they hopped on the b.a.r.t., came out here and then went away before

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> it is 6:38. some bogus bike lanes showing up at night. someone is painting bike lanes where none existed. the color as random and spaced unevenly and stop. and confusing to a number of drivers and so far only two bridges popular have seen some serious accidents. >>> well have you called out to work sick when you weren't. of course you have, we have all done it. but what was the reason for playing hookey. a survey found the creative excuses they have used in the past. here are a few. my dog is having a nervous breakdown. my toe is stuck in the faucet. i am having my dead grandmother dug up for a police investigation. don't do those. try honesty t is the best policy. the orioles are playing. ky not come if because i will not be home in time for the first pitch. >>> and this morning, endeavor flew missions for 20 years. the final will be taking today and stays on the grou

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> welcome back. happy hump day. still hot east bay valleys, low to mid 90s. 70s around the bay, 60s to 70s coast. the key to the forecast at the coast, going to be warm this morning, cooler during the afternoon. great falls 42° the high today starting to warm up to our east, 70s and 80s throughout most of the east bay shore. a lot of delays, laguardia, newark, philadelphia, baltimore. without the clouds running okay today. flight tracker abc7news.com. >>> we watched it go up piece by piece countdown to completion of the new bay bridge, 334 days until the first cars are allowed to use it. it continues to take shape before our eyes less nan a year from the scheduled completion. heatherishish -- heather ishimaru got a look. >> reporter: originally the plan called for opening the westbound side first, followed by the eastbound side in 2014. the problem was not enough room to bui

that fuel is called hydrogen peroxide pressurized in this tank and then forced down into what is called a rocket fuel then a thrust that will burn at temperatures up to 200,000 degrees centigrade. >> rocket systems fired. >> when combined with a jet from an raf typhoon, the three engines will produce 135,000 horsepower. that's more than six times the power of all the formula one cars on a starting grid. >> it's an extraordinary technical engineering challenge, and making that work is going to be a huge amount of pressure from five years ago when we started with a blank sheet of paper to designing this 1,000-mile-an-hour car in south africa. >> three, two, one. >> this is a project which aims to draw us all in. to inspire engineers of the future whether they be from the u.k. or from the communities that surround the chosen frank across this near the libyan border. as they carry out their dry runs, bloodhounds engineers know they will have a worldwide audience. >> this is the first time we've brought all the elements of the rocket system together. we've tested everything separately but wi

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs.w lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> good morning. tuesday morning and it is going to be another hot one that's why you don't see clouds from this view of our sutro cam. mike is going to have more on the forecast. no spare the air day. >>> six crewmembers are under arrest right now after a ferry crash that killed dozens in the waters off hong kong. 37 people are dead, more than 100 sent to the hospital after yesterday's crash with another boat this morning authorities arrested crewmembers from both boats. they are accused of endangering passengers by operating the boats unsafely. the ferry was taking party-goers to a fireworks show. >>> incredible video, fireball exploding in the skies over canada. fire broke out at a warehouse that stores methanol used by racing car companies. the result, huge plumes of smoke and fireballs that kept erupting into the air. firefighters had to back off from the towering flame

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs.ew lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. trap snaps to kill instantly. no looking, no touching. d-con. get out. >>> welcome back. here's a live shot from atlantic city beach erosion still there. most of the boardwalk destroyed remember that picture i showed you yesterday of an 80 foot slab sliding through town or floating through town as streets became rivers and parking lots became lakes. latest radar out of the area sandy no longer a hurricane, no longer a tropical storm it is close to a nor'easter with coastal rain and inland snow at higher elevations and farther west you go. 40s around the great lakes down to d.c. 60 new york today denver 70 90 phoenix. all major airports in new york are still closed all other major airports are on time. >>> here's more on superstorm sandy has left 16 dead. president obama has declared new york and long island federal disaster areas to allow them to access federal funding. 7 1/

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs.ysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. a's team that faced elimintn tonight in game four against detroit.. >>> amazing. that's all you can say about an oakland a's team that has faced elimination in game 4 against detroit. a.j. griffin, prince fielder bobbed one into the bleachers. 2-0, tigers, in the fourth inning. now, down 3-1. ninth inning. the a's had runners at second and third. and then, seth smith roped one into the gap. donaldson came from behind. tied the game at three apiece on the double by smith. two outs now for coco. >> smith coming around! and the oakland a's will live another day! >> another improbable win for the a's, who are now a win away from the alds. >> there's nobody he'd rather see in that situation than coco. when you don't need a homer but a base hit, is that pretty much what the rest of the dugout thinks? >> i don't know if i should be offended by that or not. >> i think he was, what, 0-fo

keep it going, number four, i would mandate that every car in america has to drive on hydrogen fuel. in five years. tavis: that would solve the energy dependence problem. >> there are a few guys who give a lot of money to our politicians in the oil industry who would not like that very much. in short, what i'm saying is, in order to do this, i would have to seize power in this country. i am too busy writing books. tavis: what do you make of the fact that some of the things you just said our common sense ideas, particularly the one about the cars. and the teachers, that makes sense. what do you make of the fact that so much of these campaigns, so much has to do with getting away with common-sense ideas? i sense there are so wedded to ideology that we look passed out -- will pass good ideas. >> it is war out there and it has been for the last 20 years or so. it is a shame. our president wants to be ecumenical. i hope that he can be in his second term. i hope that the other party will listen to that. tavis: i like your word choice, ecumenical. that is one way to put it. almost to a pers

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. dit's just that simple, i mean, needit's a no brainer.and. anncr: every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty... million at casinos in west virginia, delaware... and pennsylvania. one west virginia paper calls it a "cash cow" for them. but its cost maryland over one billion dollars. money that could have created good jobs and... better schools for us. question seven keeps maryland money in maryland. david smallwood: question seven, i think it will be a... good thing for the state of maryland. >>> we have breaking news for you on this thursday morning. a house fire in the city near the thurgood marshall high school. >> this is one that's going to weigh heavier on your heart this morning. four kids ages 1 to 7 and their grandmother all died in this fire and this morning we have team coverage. >> abc2 news' sherrie johnson is out there right now. you've been out there sin

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> we have a story this morning of violence on the city bus in kansas city missouri. >> a teen punched the driver and it was caught on camera. we want to warn you before we show you, it might disturb you a little bit. no one wants to see violence. >> you can see the young men getting on the bus standing at fare box when he told them to get off because they didn't haveenough cash they exit, punching the 54-year-old driver in the face. >> so police are trying to find those two guys responsible. thankfully they do have video evidence, but they are look for the two teenagers -- looking for the two teenagers. >> tried to carry on with the -- he tried to carry on with the shift but the patrons told him to pull over after he started to run over cones. >>> atlanta police are searching for men who robbed a pizza hut. the cashier said when she realized he was not armed she hit him.

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> good morning. time for your abc2 news to go. i am charley crowson. let's kick it off with a check of the forecast and say good morning meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning. good morning everyone. we are still dealing with a dense fog advisory until about 10 for the areas here shaded in this gray color. so frederick is under that as we go throughout the day. we will start to see maybe a few peeks of sunshine but we will have the cloud out there. right now, it's very chilly. look at bel air coming in at 46 degrees and the temperatures are below that. 47 in millersville and towson 42 degrees. but luckily the winds are on the calm side but we see the 100% for humidity meaning the air is saturated so we are dealing with plenty of fog out and about. now maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now and should stay that way through the rest of today but change com