marcus wants to share the scientific discoveries. all the plastic which has ended up in the sea is still there. three months and several storms later he finally reaches hawaii on his plastic bottle raft it was enough to make him a hero of modern times has struggled to start and get some attention. there's a steady trend of increasing plastic and it's growing exponentially sort of purpose that this is to get the world awareness don't talk about solutions what do we do about this issue. while marcus is busy consciousness raising on the other side of the planet richard thompson is busy collecting scientific evidence of the contamination of the marine had to turn to find plastics. i was just interested well this is a plastics that are forming by the breakdown of large bases or what is the smallest piece of plastic present on the base that was the challenge i set to two of my graduate students just at the over ten years ago. richard has found fragments of plastic that can be measured in microns finer than a human. and his found huge quant

marcus's plan has already worked. his exploit is being followed by millions of people on the internet. it can affect some policy. some policy to help curb the exploitation of. a sympathetic chemicals that we had to use to our advantage short term advantage but now we're finding out just polluting our world and really i can feel that it's going to impact the next generation my kids and it feel it so i feel like. obligated to do something it's an obligation knowing something's wrong can't do nothing otherwise interrupt your accomplice. in the mansion twenty as an english peer at a not blandish but particularly far sighted idea. and fitted a number of ships which regularly followed the same north european shipping lanes with the strange device. it was a record of ships have been towing them every month ever since. these are time machines to be kept as treasures. the recorders contain cassettes with which you can trace the evolution of plankton in the english channel the north atlantic. the. one hundred seventy thousand s

it is a biography and be memoir of my grandfather who is the son of the firm's founder, marcus, a poor farmer from a tiny village in bavaria who came to the states in the great immigration wave of 1848. henry goldman revolutionized the financial world by developing a modern method of financing for commerce and industry. which today is known as the ipo. and in a cay when there were no -- day when there were no pcs, no internet, no e-mail or even adding machines, when business was developed solely with talent, imagination and brains, he became america's first investment banker. and yet he guarded his private life so jealously that he remained an enigma to the thousands of people whose lives he influenced and enriched, and many of the hedge fund managers and traders who work work at the firm today cannot even place his name. he was responsible for the initial underwriting of more than 50 of our country's most successful publicly-owned corporations including general cigar, searses row buck, the underwood typewriter company, may department stores, studebaker, f.w. wool worth, bf goodrichric

leeza has spent as his assistant perk up marcus and sam's father had been frail since the school-- in germany. this is the second marriage that had taken place between sons and daughters of the two families. they anticipated if anybody would be offered the job, it would be he. disappointed, he decided to except an offer to join a firm as a sales man. as it turns out it was in education far beyond that one may have been obtained at harvard. for the first time to see the mom and pop stores the little machine shops and perhaps learn to do visualize the financial structure that would transforms them into the building blocks of the economy. a year and a half later marcus goldman had accrued over $100,000 of capital turning out over 30 million per year and was so overloaded with work and please with the performance, he offered to let him by a partnership for $25,000. for then the business was known as goldman sachs and over 50 years all members were part of the interbreed family is. assets were tied up in a firm providing working capital as well as savings. marcus also agreed he could withd

marcus and i refuse to give up you are coming here today to bring awareness to. the river the go the keep up the struggle to change those in mentality east and finally put an end to plastic age. decided we change people's attitudes. maybe we should scare them because they see wasting things as their. music. to match. her. shoes that so much each musician. left the country into a country. levanon faces the prospect of a government controlled by hezbollah lebanon's democratic hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news make us. feel. me.

that's marcus and i'm is a question that tires that are already off on another adventure pedaling two thousand miles between vancouver and t one earth to convince whoever they meet on the way. for them plastic is a problem full stop and it needs to be eradicated at the source. the benefits which are brought by the use of the mental you also great for the society so great for the consumers in terms of security for food in terms of life news for transport etc that would be stupid just to cancel those very strong benefits in order to just. correct something which is just at the end of the life of the product and be goes that is a wrong be a view of the people and of the society we hear that same line from the weapons manufacturers guns don't kill people keep people kill people we hear the same mind from the plastics industry that plastics aren't the problem it's people that are the problem it's people littering but there's no way to educate every single person on the planet to add dispose of their plastics properly so the industry and the manufacturers have a responsibility to design a p

if possible by trying to have no plastic come into our homes and then end up in the garbage can so marcus and i have gone for radical solution for years but when we go to buy things at the grocery store like we buy bread it sometimes comes the plastic bags you have to follow you to go to an actual bakery we are now making these out of old t. shirts so we've been collecting t. shirts from schools and from good well when people are thrown away their shirts instead of using plastic bags and of course we never buy plastic water bottles anytime we want to get water we bring our own we fill up at a tap filtered water we bring these with us everywhere so you get these habits you develop them and then you don't think about them you just remember grab my bag of the market. even organic waste doesn't go into plastic bags to get. it's show us the worms and going to see a need to. care for them. and in the bottom look some shallots some garlic. so there's a recycling bin we try to throw anything away if we buy something we try to make sure the packaging is recyclable the idea of waste is something co

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plastic is plastic particles they're not benign they don't just sit there and do nothing bile and marcus raises another question the industry adds millions of tons of chemicals to plastics what kind of effects do they have. these freshwater snails are sensitive to the slightest variations in their environment they serve as sentinels one day the federal agency of live environment asked your goldman to study the effects on this gastropod of a chemical substance whose effects are still unknown this pheno day. he was surprised that went to having. it was a complete new phenomenon for us we had and lost thousands of these new people and never find something comparable before and so we repeated the experiment once twice and even a third time you'll discover that ten percent of the females presented significant sexual differ missions and that their egg production was four times normal. this uterus with the two glands is considerably larger in the female compared with a normal athena and this specific specimen. in addition exhibits this great rupture of the overbuilt you can imagine the power of

a year and a half later marcus goldman had personally accrued over $100,000 in capital and was turning over $30 million a year. he was so overloaded with work and so pleased with sam's performance that he offered to let him buy a partnership were $25,000. from then on the business was known as goldman, sachs ann and for almost 50 years all the partners were members of the intermarried families. the major torsion of their assets was tied up in the firm providing working capital as well as savings. markers also decreed that no one was allowed to withdraw money from the firm without making a formal petition to the senior partners and all the partners needed to be an agreement before making investments on behalf of the firm. so it remained until goldman went public 100 years later and totally changed its face. when henry joined the firm he was named junior partner. sam by then had risen to the position of sole senior partner and adding insult to injury hired his brother, harry, and then his three sons as broke hers. soon afterward he made them junior partners. this infuriated henry hill is

you probably still hungry for move goals and they completed the right ten minutes from time marcus akki completing the goal fest and grabbing his hat trick in the process to make it five no japan memory to the forty's from two by jules and three other qualifying. stay with football where i thought i would have climbed up to six in the spanish league standings trashing me or three nil at home the red and white scented the clash after a disappointing defeat to city drivers reality mccall but they are right and they got off to the best possible start breaking the deadlock in twelve minutes one valera powering ahead at corner kicks. the home side double barely twenty minutes later when diego for last time difference between offside trapping the next fifty seven for the go with the season you could have pulled one back off way through the second half on tony and though page down and sue in the penalty area to see the straight red card however the athletic a cape that david is a hero managed to say here whether it was poor sport take on tony it is sealed the deal for madrid side in injury tim

name is marcus major. i'm an urban farmer and pride myself as being openly clear urban farmer and part of the rainbow chart alliance, which is a group of farmers and gardners internationally known, mind you. i think it's really important to bring up issues here. rec park, this is a stellar park system. it is world class and i invite you if you act world classly in opening communication space with the community. as an urban gardener here, we need more community gardens. it's not an issue. i think it's a red herring. i invite all of you to look at this as a multiagency approach. if we lose the ten green jobs, what will happen with the health care? they will not happen. they will not have it. so let's call d.p.h. why is d.p.h. here? we will need them to help take care of some of the loss of health care and not only the ten jobs, but the partial hundreds of jobs that people will lose. i think the important thing is about empowerment. if people feel empowered, they're able to have jobs and they're more likely t

. >> the digging begins in front of nieman marcus at union square then heads down stockton to market and then back out towards chinatown. >>> the united states is urging americans to get out of egypt and it's sending airplanes to help do that. as terrell brown reports, today is the 7th day of protests demanding the ouster of egyptian president hosni mubarak. >>> reporter: the u.s. state department wants to make sure americans don't get mixed up in this. following days of antigovernment protests in egypt, official will begin flying u.s. citizens out of the country to destinations in europe today. roughly 100 people have died in the demonstrations so far. but there are fears the toll is much higher. still, protestors angry over government corruption and widespread poverty are vowing to keep up their fight until egyptian president hosni mubarak steps down. adding to the chaos, looters have taken over the streets. sunday night authorities showed off scores of people who have been arrested. over the weekend, president obama called several foreign leaders to talk about the crisis. official

those topics and more with elliot marcus the editor of the gloss in just a moment. is he he . to tonight's fireside fridays with your host of cops. i have a feeling that watching the republican led house is going to be. i mean watching them squirm watching them walk back. this is most important of which was of course cutting spending i mean really just think of how many times the past couple of months you've heard politicians say that cutting spending is wealthy american people want what the american people need where this new congress has to start but the funny thing about that was the in their pledge to america last year republicans pledged to cut one hundred billion dollars in discretionary domestic spending which it turns out by the day they are being sworn in had already been cut in half hopes and then last night we saw i think the best example of what's to come of who just the american people just wasn't a little bit this interview with john boehner the speaker of the house. listen name a program right now that we could do without. did you hear that he couldn't think of

knocked out marcus latimar, did not return and it was all florida state from there on.at 147-yards. this touchdown run, they win things 26-17 over south carolina. sun bowl, notre dame in white against the hurricanes. tommy reece, put it up and michael will go up and bring it down. two touchdown passes, and the irish they go on to win 33 to 17. he we counted it down from -- counted it down from 3-4. >> no. 3 a perfect mother's day. pennington, he has it, throw to first and he has it. he did it. dallas braden just threw a perfect game. >> no. 2. i want winners, another head coaching change after 41 games, mike singletary let go last sunday night. the team under achieved and at best can finish 6-10, and out of the playoffs again. and no. 1. here it is. struck him out. and for the first time since 1954. the giants are world champions. >>> he is passing the torch. stay with us we will be back in just a minute for the start of the big new year's show. hey, guys ! what's going on ? we're fine. we just figured since it's taking forever to pay off our mortgage, we might as well

marcus, you mentioned this before." our producers of asked all four of us what our comfort foods are so we're going to have a comfort food cook-off where each day we make one of those foods. i'm going to totally cheat and have marcus in my ear giving me tips. so your comfort food is? >> it's rice with chicken. puerto rican style. >> grilled cheese and tomato soup. >> mine is pizza. >> j.g. >> ice cream, baby, ice cream. >> what's your flavor? >> i'm going to mix it up a little bit. i like rocky road. >> i know you do. >> that's a good flavor. i have tried making it before. very unsuccessfully, so hopefully i can learn something next week because this is going to be huge. >> you made an awesome milk shake over the summer, a lemon ice cream milk shake. >> i think making your own ice cream, that's impressive. >> thank you. cream, that's impressive. >> thank you. >> have a wonderful weekend, ,, yeah, dirt? do you think the two of us will ever find the one? well, we've been left behind by so many mops and brooms... aw, man!

marcus allen, second on the par-4 16th on the palmer side of the course. stops to within six feet.he is an athlete. gary woodland playing well. 40-foot eagle. and he finds the bottom of the jar. 66 today. he is 24 under and tied for first with jonstan vegas. coming up at 6:00, we take a look ahead to the nfc title game, jets and the steelers. >> alan: coming up, apple gives away a big prize to celebratefñÑ >> alan: coming up at 6:00, president obama offers a hint of what he'll talk about in the state of the union trace, and republicans in new hampshire take an early straw vote for the 2012 twoil 2011. >> and then apple's app store made 10 million download. they have more than 300,000 different apps. the company gave the 10 billionth customer a $10,000 gift certifi

. >> for markets, what is important fo-- marcus, what is important is to keep up the pressure. there will decide whether daniel can stay with his grandmother. his parents are to go on trial and face up to 15 years in jail. >> we spoke to maria beck who has been to belarus and is active in demanding more human rights. we asked her how she believed the u.s. should react to the oppressive regime. >> deftly there has to be a strong answer because we should not for that in 1999 and 2000, there has been people who disappeared and many signs were sent the regime had part in this disappearance. it came back and the eu came back trying to reach out the hand to the regime, especially for the benefit of the regime. he has been violating all international laws and human- rights, so there cannot be a just going on in business as usual. >> are economic sanctions an option? >> i think sanctions will more be visa sanctions. all those people who are part of the repressive regime and the injustice will not be able to travel into the european union anymore. i hope that their bank cards -- big acc

former raider great marcus allen. his second on the par-4 16th 16th on the palmer private course. check out the action. within six feet. jerry woodland playing well. par-5 6th, 40-foot eagle. looking for the bottom of the jar, and he finds it. a 66, 24 under. tied for third with vegas. vegas wrapping up his day with a birdie on 18 and loving it. 24-under. >> we're down to the final four in the nfl playaires. the steelers host the jets. jets beat the steelers in the regular season but you can throw that out. this is the playoffs. the steelers win with tough defense behind the arm of ben roethlisberger. and hines ward borders on playing dirty. >> not looking, i don't think he is man enough to hit you when you looking at him. coach put it out there, and not lying about it. so, just got to make sure we go out there and -- we don't want to be throwing blows out [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami. this sub lay

marcus thornton stops and pops for the lead.ornets win in o.t., 92-89. >>> suns and nets, needing overtime. phoenix rallies in the fourth and keeps it going in o.t. gave the suns a lead. carter is there for the putback. suns win, 118-109. >>> to los angeles, clippers had a lead. lebron james drills down the two. but that's as close as they get. surprise, surprise, the clippers beat the heat, 111-105. >>> to the nfl, rex ryan has made it clear that jets and patriots hate each other. but now the verbal war has gotten personal. here's the back page of wednesday's ""new york daily news"." the jets antonio cromartie bleep tom brady and added he's a bleep hole, end quote. yesterday he held his ground while brady took it in stride. >> i've been called worse. i'm sure there's a long list of people that feel that way. >> i said what i had to say. in my opinion, that's not going to change about brady. at the end of the day, it's going to be what it's going to be. i hate him, he hates me. they hate the jets. who cares. that's your early lo

jonathan marcus, bbc news. >> america as the lowest unemployment level in 18 months, just under 9% of the work force. many people simply gave up looking for work. one of the most respected anti- communist fighters of the vietnam war died in exile in united states. vang pao commended thousands of guerrillas in an american-backed force in the 1960's and 1970's. he died aged 81. there has been more rioting in algeria over food price increases and unemployment, the latest in days of unrest. authorities have postponed all this weekend's football league matches because of the riding. a century ago, the greeks made up a substantial part of istanbul's population. war, riot, in discrimination by the turkish state is forced many from the country, but now the prime minister says he wants a better relationship with turkey's minorities. but it may be too late for the greeks. >> it is 9:00, and time for the 10-year-old two-of stair -- -- for the 10-year-old two- upstairs. he is getting a special english class. what he does not have his friends. for the past three years, he has been the only people

until mark showed up, the estate had gotten no money at all from... >> marcus winslow: that's right.from james dean? >> winslow: i don't think he would approve of perfect strangers making money off of his name and his likeness if his family didn't have something to say about it. >> kroft: so he's made a lot more money... >> winslow: oh, yes. >> kroft: ...since he died? >> winslow: oh, yes. no question. >> kroft: than he did while he was alive? >> winslow: oh, no, no question. oh, yes. >> kroft: he'd be an old man now? >> winslow: yeah. he'd be 77 years old. but he'll never be any older than 24. >> kroft: that image is frozen in time now, and the success of dean's post-career career has helped turn the marketing of dead celebrities into an $800 million a year industry. and advances in technology are creating more and more opportunities for the deceased. personal appearances are still out of the question, but nearly anything else is becoming possible. all it takes is a virtual set like this one at cbs television city in hollywood, and some computer-generated imagery, and you can revive

. >> reporter: monday morning, the digging begins in front of neiman marcus, heading down stockton to market, then back out towards china town. it will take a year and a half to move utilities, another six years to complete the line. get ready for eight years of construction, detours. this store owner is concerned. >> when they did bart, the worst thing that happened was west of 5th to 8th, it's just still dead. it never really recovered because of the years of construction. i think their planning is smarter this time. >> reporter: this animation from the website shows the route from the 3rd street light rail north to the convention center up to market street, union square, and chinatown. one of the most congested corridors in san francisco. >> it's something that people are excited about and that people will use. numbers indicate that more people will use it and more people will go from this point to the area. >> reporter: this shopper is not impressed. >> this is terrible. not needed in my point of view. i love subways, but you don't need it in this area. >> reporter: the project ha

. >> reporter: monday morning the digging begins here in front of neiman marcus then heads down stockton to market then back out towards chinatown. it will take a year and a half to move utilities. and another six years to complete the tunneling. get ready for eight years of construction closures and detours. this flower seller is concerned. >> i remember when they did b.a.r.t., the worst thing that happened was just west of 5th to about 8th is still dead. i mean, it never really recovered because of the years it took. i think they are planning it a little smarter this time. >> reporter: this animation from the website shows the route from the 3rd street light rain to the convention center up to market, union square and chinatown. one of the most congested corridors in san francisco. >> based on the feedback we are hearing from the community this is something that people are excited about and people will use. and the numbers indicate that more people will use it and more people will go from this point in the city together. >> reporter: this shopper is not impressed. >> this is terrible.

the first two one and top seed rafael them dollars for as well marcus daniel retiring in the second setof damage. again by the way and he hopes his opponents' injury isn't too serious. you never know the words think this . but he had an injury. there really. and i. really started working with him all the best. for the recovery hopefully is not nothing really really important but. so. the way that. there's a big difference. from all of the women inside the second seed there is one of all these fruits of the next round up of a very straightforward victory against obama she'll be joined by maria kirilenko to supply the top three setter italian opponent. is also proof. of are least likely of on a. warning the russian drop in just one game and not one. wall in the evening session former world number one dinara safina was sent packing by kim clijsters russian has been played by the pool for the injuries last season was no month for the first seed who despite a. lot of just fifty four minutes much better news both for you concerning the macabre with the team see that an advantage an american t

the first two one and top seed rafael and dollars for as well marcus daniel retiring in the second set of damage. to game by the way and he hopes his opponent's injury isn't too serious. you never know one of the words think this. broke we've had them injured it. was a really nice. and i. really started working with him all the best for for the record hopefully is not nothing really really important but it's all over the. way that. there's a big difference. from all of the women inside the second seed as one of the all these fruits of the next round of a very straightforward victory against obama she'll be joined by maria kirilenko are the top three setter italian opponent. is also peru and. least likely of. the russian drop in just one game in the one. wall in the evening session former world number one dinara safina was sent packing by kim clijsters the russian has been plagued by poor form of injuries last season was no minds for the seed who despite. just fifty four minutes much better news for you can either macabre that the team see that an advantage an american three cents or th

on the greens marcus briere and british open champion louis years and share the lead after three rounds out of the africa open bria propellants himself through its all thanks to a solid three under seventy on saturday while also using carded a fool and sixty nine helped by and they go on the fifteenth the local favorite was able to match bri is overall results finishing the day on the park so. watch out adrift while drawing the line i believe the brandon grey stumbled through seventy second after this triple bogey at the sixteenth held. over in chile russian drivers retained the lead in their car elite trucks competition while in the bike section helder a druggists was awarded stage six victory despite finishing second boot you get is crossing the line behind compadre and. was later reviewed as it did not follow the rule over a fifteen minute stop for a few. only spent five minutes of the remaining time then added two years result. drop down to seventh wild or drug use claimed the stage of a trade mark o'mara however retains the overall lead while in the cars category carlos signs one h

four grand slams at one time and he got off the good guys in the first set six of against brazil's marcus daniel who eventually were tied in the second set of five down with a knee injury that only on call for forty seven minutes. you never know in over the words think this. but who had an injury. well sure a really marys. and i. really sort of for him wish him all the best for for the record hopefully it's not nothing really really important but. i think. the way that. doesn't make a big difference now the fourth in so doing here also had any strength three sets to love for him against the stardust so doing his never got beyond the second round in melbourne is. that right this year and last his final standing mary had a good day today he was winning comfortably two sets to love before his opponent carol back were tied in the final set the brit though still happy with how he performed. i thought it was a pretty good. start with wasn't grow beyond the first. in the second book. you know obviously rather. you know. but you know. you know. yourself to move on. so no real wobbles for the big

. >> my name is david marcus. i am a resident of the neighborhood and have been for the last 12 years. i have three kids. they enjoyed the part and what the part is doing. across the board right now, i think that excellence is being evidenced in this decision. parks are a place for gardens, not for industrial efforts like the one we are talking about here for recycling. i think there are sound ideas on the table as to how that effort could be relocated elsewhere, and strongly encourage you to vote in favor of the plans being put forward. i think it is good for us all. thank you. >> my name is kathy bowen. i have lived in the haight ashbury for 10 years. i am also a public schoolteacher. i heard concern about the well- being of children. as a public schoolteacher, and a fierce advocate of our children. the recycling center an entity that is supporting making this planet a safer, cleaner place for our children. there is also educational programs. children have field trips there. i also support gardens. we have a gar

the hole slovenia in the second round number one seed doll of course for as well as his opponent marcus daniel retiring in the second sense of them having dropped again by that time anyway. two thousand and nine u.s. open champion won paltrow is currently in action against david saylor. is going well against carle bank. meanwhile on the women's side second seeded bit as one of the obvious proof of a next round of the very straightforward picture you can see the obama should be joined by mary a parallel of the top three sets out to beat her italian opponent to patrol the who's also through to beating the russian compound to st pierre by clawing at me to claim one of a strong record shortly. we were all among the nickel i'd ever dango had a day to forget it's has a former russian number one client shines in the first round of a grand slam the first time in eight years while doubling in two thousand and ten going down to under. seeded german florian a massive offset for a man who had beaten the world number one rafael nadal this season also on day one in russia's first run play but i have

is the patron saint of our big heroes marcus is mother. then one side whispered a few words of thanks to a particularly big god sniggers because said she was taking me to a favorite room in the house. i should have expected this really. is. going to relax after a hard day's work is going to be an erroneous. claim cocktail and there may not be many reindeer to pull cynical it's because sleigh when she's out and about and cost her mom a deep in the local woods there are certainly some animals who'd be up to the toss . this is. a forty year old project that was originally designed to trying to mr kate use huge animals but since the collapse of the soviet union it's been used as a breeding sensor. there are thirty seven moose here and they each have a thousand hectares of land to explore in fact the only fence there is to prevent them wandering out onto the roads there are around ten full time staff that look after the animals and when you've got appetites like these to take care of you can always use another pair of hands. minutes at the poin

largest tour operator thomas cook marcus is expected to grow by double digit percentage as the wealth of russia's one hundred forty two million population increases within a question of that of ports turkey agent and thailand these are the main destinations for russian tourists who go in search of the sun at the first sign of freezing weather back home about two million russians visit turkey one point six million go to egypt and over half a million go to thailand that picture changed in twenty tan with greece making a splash as the euro crisis presented russians with the chance of a cheap holiday and greece could get a further boost in twenty eleven with operators in turkey and egypt already raising their prices greece attracted fifteen million visitors in two thousand and nine and ranking in the top twenty global destinations and is expected to strengthen that position as it hopes on booming markets such as china and russia we do have the next year we believe the tourist sales will definitely grow and customers will have more spending power and there's still a trend which even the cr