the young swedish environmental activist gratitude barack would probably approve lemmons idea has taken off especially in asia he's revolutionized the world of shipping by adding a nominal to the ship's propellor that improves the flow reducing fuel consumption as well as c o 2 emissions to date this invention has been installed in over 1400 of the world's largest ships and that number is set to grow. one of a cruise ship in the port of hamburg is as much as all hamburg diesel engines year round combined what i really want is 0 emissions shipping but we have to start not with giant container ships but with small things. for example a floating power station in the port of hamburg. how about building a ship that generates electricity you then link it to power a cruise ship and the electricity comes from natural gas. sounds great but he encounters tons of bureaucratic hurdles as he tries to into. ecology on the water he says the problem is excessive safety requirements and antiquated laws still with his power packed project he succeeded early on in establishing an important network with th

hospital, jimmy stewart in our minnesota hospital, ingrid bergman in our des moines hospital, jack lemmonter in los angeles, the sinatra family waiting for the chronically ear -- chronically ill at the seattle children's medical center and last year, the lucille ball research library at the barbara davis juvenile diabetes hospital in denver. i hasten to remind you that all of these hospital units are dedicated to the care of of sick and underprivileged and handicapped children, without regard to race, religion, or the family's ability to pay. [applause] monty: and now, before we announce tonight's dedication, let's make our guest, former eureka college football hero, feel at home. here is the fight song of the red devils, "oskee wow-wow." ♪ ["oskee wow-wow" being sung] [applause] monty: and for your old alma mater song, "'neath the elms," would you join us, dutch? ♪ [applause] monty: dutch, you have been a friend of variety clubs for many, many years now, helping on -- our honorees, and i am sure nancy has told you her work as honorary chairperson of variety lifeline, which provides surge

peter: and mark lemmon operatives very successful and very beautiful. brad: well i don't think anybody wants to see a beautiful blonde girl with a go to a bond movie. i am surrounded by incredibly intelligent and incredibly talented and successful women. but as my editor, my wife, my agent, very fortunate to work with people i do. when executive vice president in my office, when i write these women, i don't want them to be window dressings. i am respectful of the commitments. i think women have to work twice as hard to make it and a lot of these industries. whether it's espionage or in the country. law enforcement. after work twice as hard produce just the way it is. love these things are very physical. so the battery twice is tough throughout counterparts because it's just it's my way of recognizing and honoring these women. as one can then me attracting and things like that. because my mentor to print men hard to read and cinnamon fully like a movie. so i can get jessica bill is a first person. that's great. our jennifer garner i often cut out picture