and you can wash this in hydroxide and the sodium ion, the chloride ions get washed out. hydroxide ions will replace them. so when we started, we said that stuff has to pick up co2, because it's a hydroxide. and we liked it because up to this moment we had worked with materials dipped into sodium hydroxide solutions. so we wanted to know whether this is faster or slower, and i made a prediction it will be significantly quicker. because the surfaces are rough, so it should go faster. and true enough, when we took it in the hydroxide form, it absorbed co2 roughly 15 times faster than the parallel sheet, which was soaked in sodium hydroxide, one more or two more sodium hydroxide solution. then what we noticed, is the sodium hydroxide exposed to air, it cannot go to bicarbonate. we noticed early on that we pick the up way too much co2. as we started to measure it, it became very clear our stuff was going straight to the buy carbona carbonate. so every single one converted it self into a bicarbonate ion. we had some irregularities in the data we couldn't understand until we ti

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. >> keeping an ion things in london. >> from all angles, you can find the very latest updates. >> president francois hollande made the announcement at a news conference in paris. france will not be committing any ground troops. german weapons are about to leave this country for a rack. >> chancellor angela merkel said the decision was not taken lightly. they will be training soldiers for some of that weaponry. >> the german army says these weapons are either new or hardly used. even though it replaced some of them such as the g3 assault rifle with more modern weapons years ago. 16,000 rifles, 8000 pistols, and hundreds of rocket launchers are ready to be sent to a rack. hundreds of vehicles will also be on their way to the kurdish fighters. >> we have been doing this job and a certain amount of time pressure. germany said we should supply the peshmerga and ordered a rack -- in northern iraq. the material we are putting together, and rightly so. >> two kilometers away. >> here on the front and fire. >> the kurds will receive 600 tons of weapons worth 70 million euros. >> after that, iraq wil

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it let's maven take a sniff of the gases and ions. it will sample them. at the furtherst point from the planst, it will take big images. if it goes well, we'll walk away knowing what happens with the upper atmosphere of mars, with the rafages of time, and hopefully what happened to the water that scientists believed covered a huge portion of the surface. it's a lonely mission to a lonely place, and give us a sense of what it would take to live on mars, but what the universe will do to our planet when we are ghosts, billions of years from now. >>> fascinating. 3,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in northern california, where firefighters struggled from a week to bring it under control. more than 5,000 firefighters are working to control the fire, a man suspected of starting it is held on bail. two other fires were all or mostly contained. the spread of wild fires has been linked to the drought. the fires could be contributing to a disease called valley fever. melissa chan reports. >> reporter: the sun beats down over the parched land in the t

it's not just going to be the biggest lithium ion battery factory in the world but bigger than the sum of all the lithium ion batteries factories in the world. >> despite the incentives and tax breaks, that plant could generate tense. billions of dollars in revenue for the stays -- tens of billions of dollars in revenue for the state. >>> joan rivers died today. she was 81. known for her sharp tongue she was a trailblazer for women. she was a frequent guests on the tonight show with johnny carson. that relationship soured when she launched her own show in the 1980s. rivers frequently joked about death but spoke about it seriously with her daughter during an episode of their reality show. >> i have had a great life, an amazing life. if i died this morning, nobody would say, so young. >> rivers went into cardiac arrest during a procedure on her vocal cords. her funeral is set for this sunday in manhattan. >>> hollywood paid tribute today. a colorful wreath was placed in ex-to her star on the walk of fame containing a note saying, joan, now you will have a new stage to perform on. joan ri

candice' 2004 saturn ion was one of those. at least 19 people died as a result, but gm won't release those names to the public. after news of the recalls, michael's mother contacted the national highway traffic safety administration who told her that her son is one of those deaths. >> they let somebody else take the blame for something that they knew at that time was their fault. >> reporter: gm replied to that allegation saying it is putting the customer and their safety first. you may never have known. >> i don't believe i ever would have known. >> reporter: did gm ever reach out to you? did you ever tell you? >> i still haven't heard from them. >> reporter: in fact, as this all dragged on for candice andersen, there is proof that general motors saws signs of the problem and didn't fix it. the same year as candice's crash gm was investigating ignition switchoffs. they didn't identify it as a safety issue and didn't fix it. they called it, quote, a convenience issue. in 2006 as candice was indicted and faced 20 years in priso

ion... introducing fusion proglide rebuilt with flexball technology. contact over tricky contours, and gets virtually every hair. new flexball for the fusion proglide. gillette. the best a man can get. >> matt: the former national league rookie of the year chris coghlan has had some kind of afternoon and a pair of home runs and a four for four line and the last line, the two-run shot against brian wilson putting the dodgers behind the eight ball today. amazing that the first-place team headed for the postseason did not have a single comeback when trailing after eighth this year. >> that is shocking to me. i know the game has changed with relievers and power arms coming out of the ten and power arms and this guy has one and you will see the fast balls at 97 miles an hour at times with a pretty good slider to boot. puig, gonzalez and kemp for los angeles down a run and the cubs have turned it over to their closer and hector rendon the in the ninth. saw the the note on rendon earlier and did check his swing. my heavens! really? ndon earlier and did check

. >> they get the ball to him in all different places, so we'll have to keep our ion him we know he'sctrifying player. >> a key injury on eagle side of thing mychal kendrick is out with calf injury. two eagle shows to get you set up and recap the game. eagles game day kickoff 11:30 in the morning sunday and eagles game day final 11:35 here on 6abc. >> and then there were nine. nine games remain until fullys season comes to a close in oakland tonight. you have thought about growing out a beard to go along with mustache i wonder what it may look at like. ryan howard that's solo home run. they're in the 7th. >> one day in flyers camp and we have our first ut, oh moment. captain claude giroux leaves early with what the team is calling a lower body injury. flyers move on without him accelerated program first exhibition game is monday against the cavs and flyers will not dwell on it. >> we don't want to start camp like that. what are you going to do. we'll battle through and be the best we can be. that's all you can do. you can not predict what's going to happen who goes down and who gets h

student ion about unionization and how money is spent is in the headlines. to focus on student athletes first being students. as students, we like to see they compensated with full scholarships and support of their expenses. some of the dialogue that's happening now to better is very hose students important. compensating students as if they were employees and unionization, that sides to the own student experience. host: a strong mission to educate. is that why the football coach makes more than the top three teachers at every big university in the u.s.? guest: well, i think compensation of football coaches is very high. exists in a ersity marketplace. football coaches' salaries would be an interesting discussion. but not one i want to participate in. host: why not? you sound reluctant? that?in guest: i think that the any ion about capping a coach, an salary, ceo, is more of a conversation than we could take on this morning. we live in a marketplace. trying to talk to your coaches at any school, you're competing for the coaches for coaches yment of the with o

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tesla chose a site near reno to build a massive $5 billion lithium ion battery plant.it's expected to employ more than 6,000 people by 2020. and bp was grossly negligent for its role in the 2012 rig explosion and oil spill, and that could mean that bp could be fined more than $18 billion more in penalties. bp says it will appeal. >>> attention home depot shoppers. the do it yourself chain is trying to figure out if it was the victim of a credit card breach. meantime, apple confirmed that the icloud storage accounts were hack hacked. >>> this week the u.s. secretary of housing and urban development toured a area of west philadelphia that was aimed as a zone, and they are targeted for extra attention by the federal government, things like tax incei incentiv incentives. >> this is a perfect example of of the kind of of collaboration between the public sector and the nonprofit sector and the community that is helping to lift up places like west philadelphia. >> the obama administration says that promise zones will be able to bypass the red tape of normally slows down feder

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words how soon thank you ohmygod which crossed his lips and drove through the wires on the backs of ions as one long word, as one hard prayer of relief meant to be heard by the sky. when he began to cry i tried with the shape of my silence to say i understood but each confession of fear and poverty was more awkward than what you learn in the shower. after he hung up i went outside and sat with one hand in the bower of the other and thought if i turn my head to the left it changes the song of the oriole, and if i give a job to one stomach other forks are naked, and if tonight a steak sizzles in his kitchen do the seven other people staring at their phones hear? (applause) >>> this week on "moyers & company," nobel laureate joseph stiglitz. >> our democracy is now probably better described as one dollar, one vote than one person, one vote. we have a tax system that reflects not the interest of the middle. we have a tax system that reflects the interest of the one percent. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- anne gumowitz, encouraging the renewal of democracy. york, supporting innovatio

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he was bragging on this like he was ion sign the discovering the theory of relativity. he found the secret to personal nant gridlock. oh happy day. what i found even more important and revealing was at the end senator mcconnell said according to the transcript released from the meeting that the worst day in his 30 year political life was the day that the mccain bill was signed into law. now for those of you who don't remember it because the supreme court has gutted its impact. it was a bipartisan bill designed to limit campaign contributions in size and to eliminate inso far as possible secrecy in campaign contributions so we'd have to fess up and if somebody was trying to get to us, we'd know who was paying for it. how could you think that's the worst thing that happened? only if you thought the best thing that happened was if the coke brothers could run black bag operations in every country and spend all this money driving people crazy and getting them to stop thinking and never be found out. i thought some of my friends were mad at senator mcconnell. i was profoundly

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tesla motors will announce plans to build its first lithium ion battery plant in nevada.is the bank in charge of alibabba ipo. >>> bloomberg is back at bloomberg. the billionaire former mayor of new york city returns as the head of the company that made him the 15th richest plan on the planet, according to forbes. >>> the "wall street journal" reports that france is threatening to suspend delivery of a warship to russia's navy. this change of heart was from paris, by the way, stemming from the escalating situation in ukraine. >>> triple-a expects gas prices to continue dropping this fall, suggesting another 10 to 20 cent drop per gallon nationwide could happen by november. >>> it has people buzzing. the first photo of nbc's peter pan revealed. >>> your kids can't sleep? turn on some nba basketball. we'll explain. >>> you're watching "early today." sometimes healthy is not on the menu. luckily, i always keep my meta health bars handy. it's my favorite bar hands down. from the makers of metamucil, new multi-health meta health bars have natural psyllium fiber that helps prom

this will be the world largest lithium-ion battery plant.y is getting back into mobile advertising. they will have ads back on their smartphone applications. them after deciding the user experience was not good enough. and, americans a snapped of the videogame consoles like crazy last month. sales of new consoles more than doubled. meanwhile, sales of videogames fell 20%. do you have any videogames? >> i don't. i am the worst at videogames. >> you just play your spider solitaire. >> literally for hours. i played it for 4.5 hours last saturday. >> you need to get a life. >> my mother says the same thing. she actually says you need to get a wife. chief marketing officer, jeffrey hayzlett -- minnesota-based polaris industries is the largest manufacture of motor vehicles. enough american workers because they are overseas buyers that want made in america. >> growth outside of the u.s. will be extremely important. we want 15% of sales to be 30% of sales. we believe we have a good opportunity to that. clearly, part of the reason we have been reward

once we remove it from the reverse osmosis and the water is a ion and when we drink it. how many stores in san francisco alone are using reverse osmosis technology when i buy a bottle of water i am getting 30% of what i paid for because the rest is going to the wastewater plant and we're doing that and it's super constraitsed. the last thing that we could do and save 70% of the water we're throwing in the toilet. hetch hetchy is the beautiful pristine water and we're throwing 70% away and not just san francisco and i started counting water stores. how many of you are thinking about that waste? with a desal plant it's a huge waste. the technology is here today and have lab tests to show it's working. two, we have technology to remove the contaminants and solve the salt based water softeners. in one of the districts in l.a. they took many out of the homes and they were able to recover $75 million in savings for the wastewater treat plant because now they took away all that salt. we have the technology to do that. if you put it in the home it would soften it without salt an

basically for a full cost of attendance for all of athletes.nt so everything that is involve in is covered ion through the kind of scholarships we provide. nowmore importantly, we are going to provide full four-year scholarships so as a student comes, student athlete comes to and even if rts, for performance reasons, other reasons, they are no longer in athletics, we will guarantee them a scholarship for that for years. o it completely removes from any worries about the cost of their education. mindful for reasons, sometimes reasons, sometimes family, sometimes other reasons, students may leave before they graduate. inll guarantee at some point the future that student -- we'll cover the remaining costs of the assuming education they're in good economic standing. think about that. a student comes to our u. has been a fantastic athlete. after two years they're ecruited to go to the professionals. they don't finish their degree. they break their leg and never again.y what are they left with? probably little. we will guarantee the cost of their education back at indiana finish their degree so they

morning showers associated with the low, especially through south jersey and delaware, keeping careful ion that. this at about 7:00 a.m. front approaching from the west will help kick the low out, and we'll be seeing drying conditions for sunday afternoon. that's the good news, especially for the eagles game. the front will be moving through, and then in the evening, maybe few showers moving through behind t a lot of the activity seems to die out or wash out by the time it makes it to philadelphia. for monday morning, at 7:00 a.m., it looks pretty sunny. beginning of next week, high pressure begins to build in from the great lakes, and we're talking about dry conditions and sunny conditions next week, which will be the first full week of the fall season. with this dominant hi, the weather is not going to change for awhile. fall officially begins on monday, monday evening, at 10:29 of the and when you see the temperatures, you'll see it will definitely feel like t overnight, mostly cloudy skies will develop. it will be comfortable. low staying around 06 in the city, 50's in the suburbs, clo

this one in particular available ww.archives.gov, through our online public act ion archive. i want to get as many views as possible because people have questions about every aspect of this bullet. >> and that container, is that a special container? >> it is a container that we created ourselves in order to have it in a container where you can see it, but it has foam on the bottom, so it can be in there without rattling around, that he could turn it and view it from different angles. so it is just a way of conserving it by trying to keep it so that if we needed to pull seeit. yout, you could we had special housings made by the conservatives for our various bullet fragments that are associated with this. the limousine was back in washington, it was gone over very carefully and there were bullet fragments found in the limousine. so that is what you're going to see here. very small bullet fragments. there is the commission exhibit number, 840. and then this is a larger fragment that was also found. number. separate there were cardboard boxes found on the sixth floor of the texas

said the company is just two to three years away from reaching a deal with toyota to supply lithium ion batteries for its electric cars. >>> it won't be long until you can drive hands-free. it has plans to put supercruise control in new models starting in 2017. gm and other automakers say self-driving cars are coming, but are we ready to give up control behind the wheel? phil lebeau has more from detroit. >> get ready to take your hands off the wheel. >> is that right? here we go. >> at the world congress in detroit, the auto industry is showing just how far driverless vehicles have come. for example, the technology to let cars park themselves is already here. beyond that, work remains. >> right now we think in a controlled environment, autonomous driving works. uncontrolled environment still needs more work. >> general motors is testing cars that steer themselves and control their speed. and in a few years will have a new cadillac with supercruise control where you can drive hands-free on the highway. >> but it's something that takes getting used to. that's why it's so important as we

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