hydrogen shipping works. but to use this solution, we need to fix the problem of how to store this energy. >> if we want to go to renewable resources, then we have to have -- renewable resources here in germany, we are talking about wind especially. that is not necessarily the same as when people have the demand for energy. from our point of view, hydrogen, produced from wind for renewable wind sources is the first -- is the perfect medium of storage. >> the hydrogen ship will help relieve the environmental burden on the city center, because it serves as an ecologically the late in the center of the metropolitan area. will the technology save us from an environmental disaster? could it be that hydrogen ships , self-sufficient houses, ports will pave the way for a new cleaner way of producing and consuming? only time will tell, but it seems that hamburg is helping to eliminate a smart path to sustainability, helping us to see for the first time that using natural energy to power the future is not just a dream.

the hydrogen bomb has two stages. first is the fish stage, provides energy to then trigger the second stage which is fusion. okay, so the second stage is that which went missing, and it's also what some people say it went missing off the coast of greenland. the first primary state is unaccounted for in both cases if you believe the documents. i mean, i actually do, but, yes. you see the american soldiers shouldn't be that close to the plume, to the mushroom. tests done where people were really subjected to radiation and so to see, you kind of, you know, similarly to what would happen, how they react psychologically, but we see the effings. this is not exclusive to the americans who did things like that. i pick on the americans now. i shouldn't be. i listed similar tests. these were tests done by the americans. in this case, they blasted the nuclear bomb under the fleet so they dragged all these world war ii ships including the nagoto from which the attack on pearl harbor was ordered, draggedded all the ships there, an

then they galvanized the bolts, making them vulnerable to hydrogen. then, they installed the bolts without enough testing. the testing was not adequate. >> it was consistent with industry standards. >> would you say it was not adequate? >> yes. >> and that is a preview from a special that we will be airing on the safety of the new bay bridge. it is called, is it safe? you can watch our special tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on kpix5. >>> well, what a catch. why this group of guys just happened to be there to save a little girl falling out of a window. >> scrape up the change in your car. how much starbucks is hiking prices and when you'll start paying more. >> plus, it probably doesn't look like a gas saver. the top speed on this new electric race car. >>> it was a gorgeous first full day of summer, but we do see big changes around the corner. how much rain are we going to get? it's all coming up. ,,,, star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with styl

making them susceptible to hydrogen cracking and galvanized them and made them more vulnerable to hydrogen and installed them without enough testing. >> so initially the testing was not adequate. >> it was consistent with industry standards which did not test that. >> reporter: it was it not adequate? >> yes. >> reporter: that's in the middle from malcolm doherty the director of caltrans it went to the top to ask these questions because like a lot of people in the bay area we are tired of not being able to get complete information from so-called experts or so-called consultants so we went right to the top of caltrans. we spent quite a bit of time talking to those folks. i said hey, give us the straightstin any on these bolts. is iting this go impact opening day? is the bridge safe? if it's not safe, what do you do to fix it? if it is safe, when are you going to open it up? again, this special will air tomorrow night. that's some of what we're going to be releasing then. >> all right, ken bastida on treasure island, thank you. as he said, bay bridge special, is it safe? tomorrow night at 7:

and the new hybrids and plug in, the hydrogen vehicle concept, mixing hydrogen with platinum and water together work on creating the energy, there's a future out there that's compelling. >> i hope they want to become engineers. we need more engineers. when you speak about american ingenuity and the american dream, has it changed? i know all three of you talk about maybe the next generation won't be as wealthy. you love the millennials, is the dream just too distant? we don't put a lot of people to work anymore? we struggle -- >> i don't know it's too distant. i think the american dream is alive and well. but we as a country and as a society need to celebrate people who are living and created the dream and not put them in the penalty box. that's happened. >> you empower a lot of people and have a tremendous training program. the training you're giving them would make them want to open their own store. >> that's where we win on campus, because the students realize that they can learn a great deal about our business and business by being part of our training program. we just announced, we

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made some enemies by opposing the development over the hydrogen bomb. so, the hydrogen bomb is potentially a thousand -- thousands of times more powerful than the hiroshima bomb. one argument he used to the u.s. government, you don't need to develop this, you can't imagine using a bomb that powerful. so why would you ever want to build it? and also, the other argument was, nobody knew how to build it at that stage. then the breakthrough there was the design of the bomb, after which oppenheimer regretably said, okay, it's technically sweet and was prepared to see it being developed. but by that time, he had made very influential enemies, the faux most was edward teller who had made it his life's work to see the hydrogen bomb being developed and made, and the head of the atomic energy commission, louis strauss, and they grew suspicious of oppenheimer, and actually they ended up hating him, as did many of the most important people in the u.s. military establishment, including people in the air force and so on. the result of which was the famous 1954 hearin

a solution of hydrogen peroxide, and one of saturated potassium iodide. what's this? mountain dew. combine these chemicals with ordinary dish soap, creating a little exothermic release of oxygen. (all exclaiming) foamy vengeance. yes, exactly. this is brilliant, sheldon. how are we going to deploy it in kripke's office? already taken care of. observe. (typing) this is a live shot of kripke's lab via a mini webcam i was able to install, thanks to a dollar bill discreetly placed in the night janitor's shirt pocket. at the same time, i also secured large quantities of these chemicals above the tiles in the drop ceiling. oh, sheldon, you remind me of a young lex luthor. (chuckles) you flatter me, sir. let me guess: motion sensors? yes. the reaction will be triggered when kripke reaches the center of the room. mwah, ha, ha. i gotta say, i am really impressed. this is truly the sheldon cooper way to get even. (whoopee cushion expels) it may be low-tech, but i still maintain the whoopee cushion has comic validity. here comes kripke! leonard: who is that with him? koothrappali: i believe t

making them susceptible to hydrogen cracking and galvanized them and made them more vulnerable to hydrogennstalled them without enough testing. >> so initially the testing was not adequate. >> it was consistent with industry standards which did not test that. it did not catch that. >> reporter: would you say it was not adequate. yes. >> reporter: that's coming from malcolm dougherty at the top of caltrans, the director of caltrans. there are a number of other experts who weighed in on this as you know. some of them differ in their opinion about how this is critical in terms of the structure on the bridge itself. we'll get into that tomorrow night in our special. i was just up on the bridge finishing a couple of those things and some of the interviews. and it's really interesting because there is a rift between the technical community and the political community about how to handle this problem. i can tell you that nothing is going to be decided before july 10th. we'll go into that once again tomorrow night in our special. >> all right, kenny. thank you. >>> our bay bridge special, is it sa

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they were supposed to be blasted with grit to avoid hydrogen contamination. more on the ongoing issues tonight in a program called "bay bridge special." it airs at 7:30 right here on kpix 5. >>> well, car chase in san jose ended with a fire that destroyed one house and badly damaged another. according to police, an officer spotted an unreported stolen car driving without headlights around midnight. when the officer tried to pull the car over the driver took off. the teen ended up losing control and crashed into a gas line. >> lay down and then heard the crash. and then when i -- by the time i got outside, the -- the car was already on fire and already blazing. >> the driver was arrested and taken to juvenile hall. >>> a new survey paints an interesting picture of san francisco's homeless population. for starters, the proportion of those considered chronically homeless has gone down by about 30% when compared to four years ago. this year's survey counted more than 6400 homeless people. about half of those live on the streets. the rest stayed in shelters or oth

now they were supposed to be blasted with grit to avoid hydrogen contamination which makes rods brittle. >>> the last survey of san francisco's homeless population is out and it held a surprise for advocates. the san francisco human service agency says there are roughly 6400 people sleeping on the streets or in shelters. and they asked about sexual orientation for the first time this year. and that's about double the number of the city's general population. overall the state's homeless population is down from two years ago. >>> the rainbow flag of gay pride is flying high at richmond's city hall. but not everyone's in favor of it. richmond's mayor ordered the flag be flown because june is gay pride month but some city employees objects saying it was inappropriate. other people disagree. >> my viewpoint? live -- live, let live. that's my opinion. and the world's got to be fair. so does the governments. so -- it doesn't bother me at -- at the least. >> some city council members say they should have been consulted before the mayor approved flying the flag. but the mayor stands by her decis

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they were supposed to be blasted with grit to avoid hydrogen contamination, which makes rods brittle. caltran says the vast majority of the bolts are safe. >> public safety continues to be the driving force of this project, and we want to make sure that this bridge is safe when it opens. that's why we're going through all this extra length to take oo look at these bolts. >> caltran says the documents are only part of what officials will look at in determining if the bridge is safe and that additional testing is also going on. >>> crews appear to be on track with a project to approve lower market street in san francisco. repaving a market between fourth and fremont streets is finished and striping. the work is part of a summer project to repave all of market street's east avenues. >>> all right. clear skies over much of the bay area tonight but by this time tomorrow some spots may be getting wet. elizabeth is here with changes on the way. >> thanks. here's a live look what it looks like right now across the golden gate bridge. it was gorgeous today. besaw a lot of people walk across th

what gas makes utmost of the earth's atmosphere hydrogen nate row again, carbon dioxide, or do oxygen the earth's atmosphere? >> hydrogen, nitrogen carbon dioxide or oxygen. >> bill: i'm going to say co2. >> i'm going to say oxygen. >> you are both wrong. it's nitrogen. >> bill: i don't believe that. >> you sound like a member of congress. >> bill: oh, oh. get out of here. can i turn his mic off. i do question that -- sometimes when you take the sats you know, you have to wonder if they got the answer right. >> uh-huh. >> bill: nitrogen. >> most of our breath is nitrogen as well. >> bill: where does that come from? a chemical analysis -- >> the periodic table of elements. >> bill: it is just out there. >> about 20% of people got that right. so don't feel bad. >> bill: all right. >> what is an example of a chemical reaction. a, water boiling, b, sugar dissolving, or c nails rusting. >> bill: chemical reaction. >> yeah. >> bill: i'm going to say nails rusting. >> that's correct. and about two-thirds of people got that correct. all right. i got a couple more here. what gas do scientists

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fire crews found hydrogen chloride in one of the bathrooms. two employees were taken to the hospital to be treated for exposure to the fumes. >> remarkably no one hurt following this nasty crash involving three cars in san rafael. just before 4:00 at the corner of 2nd and e streets, that volvo suv landed on the hoods of the other cars. we don't know exactly how it happened. at one point several lanes were blocked. >> nearly 100,000 state workers would get pay raises under a proposed contract. governor brown reached an agreement with the employee union. under a new three year contract, workers would get 4.5% pay raise by july of next year. and also guaranteed no furlough days and protected healthcare benefits. workers will vote on that in two weeks. >> i think they are hitting people and runaway now. >> paying thousands of dollars to travel and never getting tickets. how angry customers say a bay area travel agency used the seat to steal their cash. >> having an extra hour with my kids a couple times a week i think would make a huge difference.

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because we really didn't have the social control to manage these tech listening call marvels like hydrogen bombs and so forth, so he might be quite pleasantly surprised we are sitting here talking about all this in 2013. >> did you hear hungarian spoken at ias, at home? was it -- >> i don't think they spoke hungarian at ias, and most who worked on the computers with my father were americans. he and my stepmother did often speak hungarian to each other. my mother, of course, remarried app american so i never heard hungarian in her house. well, she would sometimes briefly speak hungary yap to her parents, but, basically, there was no hungarian in that household. my father and stepmother spoke hungarian, particularly, if they wanted to talk about something they didn't want to talk about in front of me, which meant that as a teenager, i understood a certain amount of it. [laughter] it's all gone away. i'm told that i -- i spent a year in hungry when i was very small, i think about two and a half to three and a half when my mother was getting divorced and remarried, and i'm told that i spoke pe

many past fuel cells failed because they needed expensive pure hydrogen. this box. >> our system can use fossil fuels like natural gas. >> mm-hmm. >> our system can use renewable fuels like landfill gas, bio gas. >> solar? >> we can use solar. >> you know, it's very difficult for us to come in here and make an evaluation. how are we supposed to know whether what you're saying is true? >> why don't we talk to our first customers? >> he already has customers-- 20 large well-known companies have quietly bought and are testing bloom boxes in california. like, fedex. we were at their hub in oakland the day bloom installed their boxes, each one costing $700,000 to $800,000. one reason the companies have signed is that in california, 20% of the cost is subsidized by the state, and there's a 30% federal tax break because it's a green technology. in other words, the price is cut in half. >> we have fedex. we have wal-mart. >> you have wal-mart? >> absolutely. >> staples? >> staples. >> so who was the first? >> google was the very first company. >> google was the fi

the second is that is bulazazi who bought enough hydrogen peroxide to make many bos. was surveilled by the fbi for six months, traveled to go to new york to meet with a number of other people who were going to carry out this attack with him. and were arrested by the fbi who has pled guilty and in federal prison. here's the point and this is why this is so difficult. i flew over the world trade center going to senator lautenberg's funeral and in the distance was the statue of liberty and i thought of those bodies jumping out of that building hitting the canopy. part of our obligation is keeping america safe. human intelligence isn't going to do it because you can't -- it's a different culture. it's a fanaticism that isn't going to come forward and so this kind of strictly overseeing, it's overseen by the justice department, by inspectors general, by audit, by a 90-day review by the court is looked at as a method. i'm very happy if there's a better way we will certainly look at it. >> let me bring that to congressman rogers. you said you believe these programs are effec

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toyota plant unveil a hydrogen powered sedan in november.anese automaker leader in fuel cell technology and is we the first major manufacturer with a maximum offering in the segment. high calorie sports drinks and calories can be a thing of the past for american schools. as soon as next year school vending machines and cap cafetes will have healthy options. making sure food sold during the school day is healthier by restricting that, calories, sugar and sodium limits. that is the latest on the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. adam: we have penned a no ma'a m following the massive decline of prices, but fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino here with the exclusive on that, and breaking news. charlie: we will find out who the employee is and what they will charge jon corzine with at 2:30. every indication i got following "new york times" report, we have been reporting that all along civil charges was the likely outcome. adam: you broke it. charlie: yes, we broke it. it will be around control issues, did he ha

before he retired as prime minister, he made a speech to the house of commons, a long speech on the hydrogen bomb. the secretary who was on duty at the time said he took 20 hours of work over it and dictated every word himself. it's a magisterial speech. he then--after he retired, he--you know, over the last 10 years of his life which were left to him, it was rather like a sort of fire that is burning and dies down, and you get times when suddenly flames will spring up and be very bright, and other times it burns rather low. but certainly the last two or three years of his life he was very, very old. c-span: there's a photograph from may of 1949 coming up and it says i--it says here 'off to the races.' not this one. it's the one with just the two--there you go. the two of them together. >> guest: oh, it's charming. that's right. off to the races. now my father loved--my husband played a great part in making my father keen about racing, because my husband adored horses. he hunted and rode himself, and he had a racehorse or two, and my father was much intrigued and taken by this, and went into

being performed with a handheld monitor, which analyzes for total volatile organics, benzine and hydrogent these handheld instruments are not sensitive enough. so, for the most part, they're coming up with nondetect. this is the day the health department is evaluating. >> tell me how this stuff is still getting into the air because exxon came in and had cleaned up the oil from the oil spill. we don't see it on the surface anymore. we're showing you file pictures of mayflower right now. so is it that the oil soaked into the ground and wasn't taken out of the ground and there's still -- like, how does that happen? >> well, the chemical was actually absorbed into the ground in the subdivision, and it also ran off under the railroad track under the interstate into the water bodies which is known as the cove, which is part of lake conway. so it is still print in that area, in the cove area, if you looked at the recent monitoring as late as friday of last week. you will see that they're detecting a lot of benzine, which is a known human cancer causing agent on a periodic basis, and they're dete

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encourage development of domestic energy resources including biomass, natural gas, agricultural waste, hydrogen renewable electricity, methanol and ethanol. expanding the role these energy sources play in the transportation economy will help break the leverage over americans held by foreign government control oil companied and increase domestic security and protect consumers from price spikes and shortages in the world oil market. let me say the gentlewoman from florida, congresswoman ros-lehtinen, and i have a bill that would mandate that by a certain date all vehicles made in america would be flex fuel vehicles. it would cost $100 or less to make each vehicle flex fuel. other countries have it, america should not be behind other countries, and we'll be introducing that legislation shortly. i ask that my colleagues support the engel amendment and i queeled back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new york yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it

of two recipients of the 2013 blue planet prize for his monumental work in clean transportation, hydrogen fuel infrastructure, and research on how we can achieve a 100% renewable energy economy for the globe and for america. the expansion of the clean energy section would also play a very, very important role in what we will fundamentally discuss here today which is creating jobs and spurring economic growth. recent research indicates that the revenue generated from clean energy globally within the next five years will create $1.9 trillion of revenue. studies also show that states with larger green energy sectors are much more economically sound post-recession. we're on the right track. last year, california led the national record for the most jobs created in the green energy sector with over 26,000 new jobs being created. it's evident that we have the building blocks in place to make the changes that are needed for our future, especially in my home state of california. as dr. sperling said, solutions are all around us and indeed, they are. let me just go on into what -- how that fits in

john fisher says that rods that firm are at risk to hydrogen that can lead it cracks.ozen cracked in march but he wants to see the results of tests before recommend figure recommending if they need to be replaced. >>> the dream liner will be back in service soon. . the planes were ground grounded becauses problem was problems with the batly. >> the city council has a hard decision to make. hire more police or give city workers raises. the oakland mayor wants money for more police dispatchers and civilian jobs in the police department such as evidence techs but councilmembers proposed spending $3 million a year on raises. >> an oakland man is fighting to get his dog back despite being charged with animal abuse. a jury found mark smith guilty of misrepresenting his dog as a service animal but he was acquitted on animal cruelty charges. he said the dog was hungry because he was the runt. >> he probably had about 3% body fat so that's not a great deal of body fat but any athlete would like to have 3% body fat. >> reporter: oakland's animal services said the dog should be p

>> hydrogen peroxide, take a little bit of that, soak your towel in that. the peroxide? >> yes, because it's very easy and essentially something light on the surface. then you use books, something that's heavy, let it sit overnight, and give it a little bit of pressure to start with. after that, this is your -- >> fix it up. >> the towel soaks up the stain. >> very nice. okay. what have we got here? >> this one is a common problem. say you change apartments, move into a new place, furniture's been taken out, and you've got an indentation in there, and you're looking at someone's old furniture marks for the next couple of years. instead, just your regular iron, put it on the steam setting about an inch from the surface. don't rub it over the surface. steam it up real nice, grab yourself a fork, and start pulling the fibers up. they just spring right back up to where you want it to be. >> you've got an extra advantage. not only are you good looking but you've got the accent. >> al is affected by the accent. >> i am. >> you like the accent? >> i do like the ac

encourage development of domestic energy resources including biomass, natural gas, agricultural waste, hydrogen and renewable eelect trissties. expanding the role the energy resources play in our economy will help break the leverage over americans held by foreign controlled companies and increase our nation's domestic security, protect americans from price spikes and shortages in the world oil markets. i ask that my colleagues support the engale -- engel amendment and on a similar note i'll be introducing the open fuels act with our colleague, the gentlewoman from florida, ileana ros-lehtinen. it would require 30% of new utomobiles in 2510 -- 2015 and 50% in 2016 and following years -- erate on fuels ternative fuels as well as traditional forms, it could fuel cell, d, natural gas. i remember going into a gas station in brazil, i believe the chairwoman was with me we noticed all kind of alternatives available to brazilian consumers not available to american consumers and it seems to me we ought to not only catch up but pull ahead and have that same kind of technology available to americans. so i

churchill recognize the difference between an atomic, which he thought it was a tactical weapon in a hydrogen bomb. >> that moved me a lot and i remember thinking, this is where the book ends with churchill leaving office in 1955. there is a 20 page addendum that do well for the final years of his life, very sad very sick. his last speech in the house of parliament, the house of commons in the team 55 was another warning that the h-bomb was a factor infinitely more dangerous than an atomic tom, which 10 years earlier he had roosevelt saw as a strategic weapon, the atomic bomb and it worked. eisenhower than mid-fifties saw the h-bomb the same way as a tactical battlefield variety, strategic weapon. churchill again was ahead of its time and he came up with the concept of mutually assured destruction and said the only value in these things is to build enough to ensure nobody could ever use them indicated beautiful speech in march 1955 and he said i sometimes wonder if god is wearied of mankind and the little children who were playing might not either in a generation now is the last time he spoke