rathore is the chairman and managing director of sardar sarovar narmaga nigam, ltd. rathore: the wind position is also such which is favorable to solar production. narrator: rathore says it's the perfect mix to harness the sun's rays to generate power, boosting the state's electrical output and at the same time reducing its dependency on fossil fuels, which contribute to global warming. this has enormous implications in india, with its population at 1.3 billion and its hugely increasing energy needs. building a solar park without using up valuable land took creativity, says director of canals k.v. sangui. k.v. sangui: the advantage over here is that we don't have to acquire the land. so we are using the canal top roof, which otherwise, i mean, has got no other use. we are using putting it to the use for the hydration, and, indirectly, you know, it's, uh, saving the water. this reduces, you know, evaporation. narrator: the solar park employs an array of 35,000 solar panels, generating 10 megawatts of energy. most of the energy is used to run the company itself, which

we got burnt ltd we got what we deserved because of our execution. short memory we'll move on to the next game. we've had one or two of these games during the playoffs and responded that way. >> giants pitcher matt cain was pitching the cubs, the team with the best record in the majors. the crowd was buzzing at 24 withy mays plaza. cain helped himself out with his first hit of the season. a two run double. makes it 2-0, san francisco. then in the third. posey connects for his fifth homer of the year. a two run shot to left. that made it 4-1. cain pitched six strong innings allowing just one run on six hits. 5-3 was the final. he gets addison russel. the win was cain's first in nearly a year. at the cole see yum, a and yankees. new york got to shawn men eya with four runs in the fourth. oakland had the bases loaded twice in the first five innings but could only manage one run, that coming on this sac fly. after going 0 for 4, chris cogman expressed hissist frustration by breaking his bat. the a's lose 5-1. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought t

we don't know if he was in, on the shoulder or when the cars crash ltd. >> i was walking on the right shoulder and he was detain until fire personnel could check him out for any possible problems. >> that man hand another were taken to the hospital. the corrode was cleared 90 minutes later. >> it could make it easier to run medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. it passes on the june 11th ballot. it would lower visions to $100. and stop workers from having to submit fingerprint it is and removes most of the face restrictions and require dispensaries to stay 1,000 feet from playground. >> most famous frog is making a return. the san francisco zoo is breeding red-legged frotions for the restoration project. it is the species that was made famous by mark twain in the celebrating jumping frog and he was driven out by nonnaitdive frogs. 40 years ago. >> 2,000 tadpoleless have been released and they are breeding western pond turtles to be released next month. >>> carnival is coming up this weekend. >> it is a wonderful place that many entrepreneurs launch their business at. >> it is th

how important are these ltds that have body scanners? scanners may be the right answer depending on where you are looking. what i'm most concerned with is are they effectively screening? i can understand why some places might not have a full body scanners. if they don't have one, they have other things in place to death with equivalent. you can do that by full body pat downs or other means. >> is the explosive trace detector -- equipment important have airports? >> we'd like to see it. we've been working with iko and other foreign partners to bring that out. i like to see stringent requirements that make up for the lack of that. as we try to build the capacity. >> how that document verification machines? >> that is important to me. if someone comes to the u.s., i want to know who they are. that you had an airport did not have body scanners and did not have explosive trace detection equipment, didn't have document verification machines and had trouble some, if not , thosetent canine teams tethered airports that things lacking, with those

several months ago, the fiscal crisis that now plagues this island territory trick ltd down to her son people that provide therapy for my son were not getting paid so we stopped getting the services for more than a month. he couldn't get his physical, occupational, speech, psychological therapies, he stopped getting them. >> brown: coral says caring for her son has taken a village overfriends and family but now the village needs help. >> i required therapy, i required his father to help me economically. my mom has to help me, but the economy has been affecting his father's business. he's doing the best he can, but he's warning me things are not going the way they used to be. some friends of mine who helped me a lot, they have to move to the states, so i don't count on those friends anymore. >> brown: we heard other stories from victims of a slow economic moving crisis that's battered government coffers and sacked personal savings in san juan. the unemployment rate is here is dunld that of the mainland u.s. >> my kids are grown up, now. one is in university and i also have grandchildren

the afghan people to build a society but have some humility to reform society setter so different is ltd. ultimately so we do we can on the other side but to exercise how we fight a war is useful for the next president to look to. >> if i have my second introduction with afghanistan i will say al qaeda is coming back in just recently we allow the troops to go against them which was pretty phenomenal and no question that pakistan is undermining us every day with their support that is the greatest threat to the afghan government but it has been hard but selective engagement is house secretary baker has framed it what is your take on that view of foreign policy? >> it is sensible. the united states should always ask before it engaged is militarily the interest that will dictate what we do or what steps we take a further response to every problem is not u.s. military action. >> thought you would agree. the world is watching we are the greatest power on earth so the world is watching as this presidential race evolves we had a leader from china yesterday ended "the reader" has changed greatly

you seen money come out of ltd and iwn. connected to a risk on play.is early, but those numbers again, member this is the 25th time that this is happened where the fed talks and investors scurry some out of the longer data and then something happens like in a comic statistic is not good, and then they go back in. here we are again. you seen this movie 25 times now. scarlet: it is all based on rhetoric and not based on action. eric: is all based on words. right now, it does appear that there are some investors hot money taking the fed at their word. scarlet: it is good to know that it is t plus zero. do we see the same thing for jfk? that outflow was for two straight weeks. eric: hyg has been seeing outflows for quite a while. i will not go into the weeds there, but basically jfk will know more tomorrow. it is better to look at weekly. for daily flows, ishares is the way to go if you want to see what is happening day-to-day. scarlet: eric balchunas, think it's a much. -- thank you so much. first it was your mortgage underwater, and outer carlin. now it'

>> we will not take our eye off the ball on the ltd airports.nd we have crew manifests. we have messenger manifests and we partner with our colleagues from cbp. we have a clear idea of who is coming our way whether they are on any kind of watch lists. on top of the physical security undertaken at the last part of departure airport the tsa and cbp have a very good idea that dennedy and the person coming to our country. >> is anyone on this panel been asked of your duties and responsibilities vis-À-vis opening travel between the us in cuba to cut any kind of corners in terms of security or anything like that? have any of you been asked to cut corners to ensure that this gets done in a timely manner? >> not at all. >> no. >> thank you ms. rice but i must take issue with your reference to criminal and grace. there is reason for the nature and tone of my questioning was because when we met with mr. mr. mizell previously not once did he say the information was sensitive by nature and not once in the 10 today did anybody at home in security or tsa make

inspection of these six lpd airports by the tsa, any different than any other airport operating as an ltd airport anywhere around the world? >> no. our tsa assessment program is very standardized. we have the cadre of 150 inspectors who work around the world, and they follow a very clearly articulated job system in conducting seeingsments. it's a very regular process we operate around the world. >> now, how regularly is the tsa going to be inspecting the six lpd airports in cuba? >> we'll be there annually to look at the airports on a regular basis. if we're talking about any kind of startup service where changes, our tsa inspectors there are before service starts up, while service is starting, to ensure that everything is going smoothly, and they will be there after a 30-day period to make sure operations are running smoothly and orderly and accordance with the standard. >> so, now in your opinion, how secure is flying to and from cuban airports compared to any other lpd airports in the world? >> i would be very comfort able flying from cuba myself. they meet international standards. >>

i mean, where do they want to tear apart because i don't think the ltd, i say not me, bdl, you were saying that you was not going to consider the process of, i think it's tf, what is wrong with that process? because i think that we just been leading us along, you know, because i know for a fact i had put everything on the list for that the (inaudible) control and all of this has been just blown out of proportion. and i think we're going to have a hearing on this and i think we're going to get it straight because if we don't get it straight i feel sorry for you because i'm going to have this damaging the whole people in the world because of this, i mean, and it will be -- i think he can reason with himself and try not to hurt herself and be nice to yourself instead of being angry with the world. >> all right, any other members of the public that would like to comment on any items that are within our purview? >> hello, my name is michael petrellis and i'm here again to talk about the small businesses in the castro which my boyfriend and i don't frequent. we are like many other people, gay an