one of the most notable, from george washington university students lauren hoenmeyer and kimberly kroll, reported on algae to power a navy river boat. but that was just an experiment, and didn't answer the question: can algae get to scale and start to fill the world's gas tanks? "planet forward" member mike mendez answered, "yes, it has to." >> it's overwhelming, the energy situation. you know, we use 18 million barrels a day. our whole economy-- everything in life, is based upon this liquid fuel. i have three boys. what's their future going to be like? >> reporter: mendez and his company, sapphire energy, brought us an algae-to-fuel idea they say can have real world impact soon. they'll plan to begin commercial production in 2012. >> so algae-- using photosynthesis to make a fuel that can be directly put into your automobile-- really is the solution. >> reporter: keep in mind, every algae contains about one-quarter oil, and natural crude is ancient fossilized algae. but can sapphire grow algae on an industrial scale in real time? >> you can't think like an industry where you're making

kroll is probably the most popular. it is similar to in kitchen appliances, stainless steel. is good. it goes with all color schemes. >> there was a recent change to san francisco's codes that said you could not have more than one sitting turned on at any more than one time. so you cannot have multiple salaries and more for water savings. >> right. a lot of people like showers for two, and now, you are saying one valve for one shower. >> i think you could probably sit flow rates could be adjusted, and you could probably make it happen, but it is beginning to be very tightly regulated. tell us, when people come in to buy, what is it that they like? what are they actually buying? >> a lot of it has to do with style. first is for the lab faucet's. you have the widespread, the two handles, hot and cold. very modern design. >> people like modern. >> people like modern, but we are in san francisco, so we get a wide range. then the one hand, very popular, ada-approved. saves water. very easy to use >> > one of the standards for commercial, not residential, is that you have to be abl

this is a kroll, poisonous experiment that we are carrying out on our environment and ourselves. we are never going to know the end of its period in the news today about pesticides and measuring pesticide levels in pregnant women and finding out that their children at age 7 have lower i.q. s and had difficulty doing task. one -- what are the synergistic effects of pesticides and radiation? the answers to these questions are we do not know other than they are not good. again, i would say this is a cruel, poisonous experiment we are carrying out on ourselves that needs to be stopped. >> could i add one thing? a famous ph.d. said that nuclear power was random murder. we do not know who is going to fall on, how old they are, or their status. >> i am had been working in belarus for the past 20 years. we will be commemorating chernobyl there next week. my question is for dr. sherman. you have convincingly demand estimates of the long-term public health consequences. but of the lingering for many years. i am curious to know what your -- what the medical community will say it? it is the

. >> darya: that almost kroll. area's. >> caller: we make it so you can find them.00 a.m.. and then another one is at 10, we also have adult 8 hun's already put eggs all over the mountain. >> mark: what about lift ticket prices? >> caller: www.snowbomb.com ski report we had tickets as low as $50. some at $53, for home ward. you can check the website. find out. >> mark: schwinn should we plan a ski trip? >> caller: some at closed easter sunday but the big boys are staying open. kirkwood is going to be opened after may 1st for more of a skiing. make sure you check their website. >> darya: very good. it sounds like fun, the easter egg thing. >> mark: the areas kron4 morning news continues. >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news. a soccer team winning 18 years to win back the trophy and a blatant someone did it right that. they dropped the trophy from the top of the team bus during a celebration. the bus ran over the tree. emergency services that the broken pieces that what is being repaired. >> darya: all my gosh. look at that. at the crazy thing. >> mark: pretty fun

[laughter] that was a kroll cut, peter. nevertheless, i am glad to be here to join jilt for dinner.i want to congratulate you on the extraordinary accomplishments you have made on being the chair of this organization. [applause] i would be remiss if i did not thank all of you for being so very nice to three people on my staff. maybe you are nice to others as well, but these are the folks i have asked to make sure that we put a positive face forward with all of you. thank you for being so nice to my deputy chief of staff, take the grant, and dan riley -- katy grant and dan riley. they make me look good. tonight, ladies and gentlemen, we are honored to join -- to be joined by several journalists from cairo. we also have egypt's ambassador to the united states. [applause] like so many of you in this room, many of the journalists that were in the square during the uprising in egypt, the folks i am about to introduce were there. they made a big deal about their experience in cairo featuring never before seen footage. here it is. -- they made a video about their experience in cairo featur