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and every other republican that i've talked to is planning to attack mit romney on that bas. chris: he knows that. >> he does know that. chris: he's a politician and shld be able to deal with it. >> he will have to deal with it. the way david axeod, top guy at the white house for obama who is looking at all this describes it, is a little differently. he says -- the way he views politics there's a wine candidate and a beer candidate. so that's the white house thinking. the wine candidateill be a manager type and the beer candidateill be somebody who does appeal on a gut level to the people in iowa. >> but in iowa, it's going to good for mitt romney, i believe, if sarah palin runs. and does well in iowa. ok. because then people are going to say oh oh, she can't get elect even though she's doing really well. and who do we look at? chris: and one or thing. sarah palin, everybody in the press, wre all watching her. everybody is watching television is watching her. and they aeady know mitt romney. he's got the bye. right? he m like that. >> any one of the people in the eastern divi

producer into an innovative one we've seen the high tech spots of silicon valley like google and intel of mit in moscow within the last month a russian official delegation that went to california to see how they do it of course the head of building you saw in silicon valley near moscow in a place called spoke about now we have this nano tech twenty ten pretty much the most high profile six or russian i think at the moment that a technology which involves breaking down materials into toity atoms and then rebuilding them to produce lloyd's a stronger new materials and troll dogs and spearheading that is a company called bring over and we're joined by mccall live shits who's a director of the company because tell us a specific nano project which will change people's lives the production process we should be moving it's an example as a center of the coding solutions it's called the buyer and over much more important things which we have time to build. is the focal project as you mentioned and the event where we are now is a good indicator that you know not that it isn't going smooth and well but

rescue efforts now into their fourth day of protests at mit preparing for the last. and today's developing stories south korea has fired over thirty artillery shells in retaliation against an attack by north korea the action of followed earlier reports that north korea had fired shells across its western diet on what witnesses say the rounds hit one of south korea's islands in the union sea disputed the instant comes days after north korea revealed it had a modern uranium enrichment facility only the u.s. would more didn't arise ation talks continue to work on the facility. coming up soon it's the business news with kareena stay with us. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations throughout the day. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get the cuban voice face to face with the news makers. who are welcome to our business program good to have you with us we'll start with an exclusive to our t.v. news energy czar says europe will avoid another freeze out thi

i agree with mit romney who said, let's not rush into debates before september. let's not get all involved in tangled up in campaigning for campaigning sake. we have a lot to do as americans and lots of time between now and iowa caucus when really starts the dance in 2012. : there's no possibility that i would ever go to debate and have chris matthews asking questions. i watched the debate and it was an embarrassment because they were so hostile and so left wing that every question they asked of the republicans was designed to embarrass and divide, and every question they asked the democrats was designed to look good. host: would you do it with a moderator? guest: with a time keeper. lincoln and douglas debated seven times for three hours and they had a time keeper. that's all they had. and i would feel very comfortable, i'm not saying if -- if we got to that point. people like mitch daniels, sara palin, mike huckabee, governor romney, i would feel very comfortable having an agreement to behave like adults and observe the time, and just figure out what the topics

at mit yet have says that's unlikely we as a country will not be able to attract investment by simply reducing taxes even by evolution completely you really need to create the stimulus. with. incentivising to. the finance ministry is trying to have its cake and eat it by reducing the budget deficit scaring business and for the most part the experts believe this will be possible as even off to the tax hikes the government will be taking a small series that in almost any other developed country. business or. a look at the markets now play russian equity markets closed to positive on friday for a six two hundred point benchmark finishing just a tenth of a percent the my six had an op and down session and ended just a little time. looking back up the last week the russian markets were pulled in both directions with virtually no fools upbeat economic data from the us encouraged the bulls why don't play should wars in china feel the best. the markets and that of the week. down but largely unchanged the past week has seen. the continuation of the tug of war between the blues and the bears yo

shaft ended when the drill hit really hard rock rescue efforts now it's the fourth day of reporters at mit. just. days developing story south korea has confirmed firing dozens of lose shells tell the asian against an attack by north korea's actions or the early reports. by the two hundred rounds of causes west and on board that when this is say the shells hit one of these items in the sea of the sixty houses are. saying one south korean ferry has been killed and at least fourteen people have been injured so. since placed the country on its highest. but it's a race against time as international organizations try to save the tiger from extinction russia is helping worldwide effort spy raising forty five million dollars a tiger for peace but he's but also reports on russia's other efforts to save the species. the used to be one of the most dangerous species on earth that is until humans nearly destroyed their population currently there are just over three thousand tigers slept in the wild saving them is a tough task this supportive park in southern russia is home to a beloved tigers and contr

at mit yet have says that's unlikely we as a country will not be able to attract investors by simply reducing taxes even by completely during integrate the stimulus outside of those with what will. incentivize them to invest in russia the finance ministry is trying to have its cake and eat it by reducing the budget deficit while not scaring business and for the most part the experts believe this will be possible as even after the tax hikes the government will be taking a smaller slice that in almost any other developed country nick whose business t. . a look at the markets now their russian equity market. close to flat to positive on friday the r.g.s. broke the sixteen hundred point benchmark finishing just a ten four percent up my six hundred up and down session and ended just a little higher. looking back at the last week the russian markets were pulled in both directions both touch an equal force konami data from the us encouraged the bulls while inflation was in china feel the best the markets and that up there we slightly down but largely unchanged. the past week has seen. the c

what percentage of couples ad mit to still sleeping in separate bedrooms? the answer is 23%.rvey found nearly 1 in 4 married couples admitted to sleeping in separate bedrooms. the main reason they say is comfort. when one partner has trouble sleeping or has a snoring problem. they figure it's better to be separate and both get rest. >>> well from the bedroom to our local buys, it looks like our top story right now has some connection to sleeping. a touchy subject, there was a local launch party to celebrate the awkward conversation of my first time on stage. the broadway play is now here in d.c. inspired by a website where people anonymously share their first sexual experience. more actors tell the story. >> a lot of funny stories, heartbreaking stories. basically a whole collage of very vital part of the human experience. >> you bet it is. the show runs through the end of november at the burke theater at the u.s. navy memorial. >> i want your event tickets to share on the air. visit my blog. add picturesand story ideas. >>> from separation to csi miami, david arquette is bac

at 8:00 pauline man, american history professor at mit presenting the history of the ratification process of the u.s. constitution. recounts the yearlong debate that took place throughout the country following the constitutional convention as the newly released document was poured over by the citizenry. following that ron christi, founder of acting white. he traces the history and use of the phrase acting white. he is interviewed by janet cohen , a political activist and wife of former defense secretary bill . we will wrap up the evening with every year of president george w. bush speaking about his memoir at the miami book fair international. that starts at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ >> next up portion of book tv monthly 3-hour live program "in depth." on the first sunday of each month we invite one of the to discuss their entire body of work and take your calls. "in depth" also includes a visit with the author to see where and how they write their books. that is what you are about to see. >> this is my hideout, this is my riding hideout. this house was built in 1740. whenever people, ap

the mit computer scientist who pioneered the internet, he's now warning us social networks are a threattes like facebook urges people to wall themselves in from the web. that defeats the purpose of the internet. tom brokaw takes us inside the internet the least exclusive gated community in the world. >> reporter: social network, began as a college stunt, quickly went beyond the campus, around the world and across generations. >> this cannot be happening. >> it finally happened. your mom is on facebook. >> reporter: chief operating officer carol sandburg couldn't be happier. >> facebook is more valuable as you get older. you think as you get older you've interacted with more people, lived in more places, more jobs, more kids and grandkids, there are more people to get in touch with. >> sandburg joined in 2008 from google where she sent advertising revenue into the stratosphere. a former whiz kid, now 41, harvard mba, veteran of the world bank and treasury department, she arrived at facebook to a new reality. >> i had been there for about a month and someone called me middle aged. it was

mitted -- middleton was seen out partying without william in eye-catching outfits and it was not long before she was a regular at royal events again and in 2008, she attended williams' investment into the prestigious order of the garder, an order of chivalry and knighthood that originated in mid-england and many predicted it was not a question of if but when they would marry. >> what we want really from them is for them to stay and have a -- that works out, and i think that one person that wants that is the queen. >> reporter: that might be why this seemingly happy focused couple has taken the time to make the union official n. london, amy kellogg, fox news. >> many people are buzzing over the big news. greg mile-and-joins us live and i have to ask you, prince william is very private man and kept this close to the vest. as i understand it, his father didn't know about this until yesterday, is that correct? >> and now that we know he popped the question more than a month ago, he managed to get away from the photographers and that intense media interest in his some of kate's life and ma

. >> there were some reports it mit be related to bristol palin becae she advanced to the finals but think she shouldn't have made it. >> that's a little nutty. >>> it's a real life hollywood who-dun-it after one of t most powerful publicists in the area was kille >> george lewis reports it might have been planned. >> reporter: it was an unlikely spot for a street shooting. beverly hills. she was an unlikely target, ronnie chasen a 64-year-old movie publicist well known in the film industry. >> people in hollywood are more than horrified. they are in absolute shock. >> reporter: she was the go to person if you wanted to get your movie promoted forscar contention. last year's oscar winner slum dog millionaire, for example. monday night i the premier of the movie burlesque, she was hobnobbing. afterwards she drove her mercedes west on sunset boulevd into beverly hills. at about 12:30 as she was turning off sunset towards home officials say another car perhaps a big suv pulled alongside her and someone opened fire. shattering the passenger window of her car. from he where the shots were

he is based at mit. he's also the founder of the mit age lab, doing research on the impact of aging on automobile design of public policy. you can give us a presentation. >> thank you very much, madam chair. but if the gentleman, thank you for having me. i like to briefly discuss the convergence of the wealthy type allergy and older age and have a think about some design considerations we may want to think about the future of the car as well as the future with the rest of us. if the gatto industry is fast and researchers are asked, this is essentially what are looking for. we'd like to get the driver out of the front seat. .. how these new technologies fork in the car and how it changes how we drive. we have new systems that are going to require us to learn how to drive. if he think about it, the car has been remarkably the same for decades. under the hood it's different but now it is changing dramatically in sight. no one told us he essentially have to drive into a lot of breaks or prepared for safety.

how much of a setback is what's happening at the g-20 sum mit? the trade agreement is a disappointment. it was negotiated well over two years ago. it was waiting for ratification by the senate of the united states. you know, there's a lot going on in asia. there's a lot of growth. there are a lot of free trade negotiations being negotiated without us. it's very important for the united states to get in the game. i think what president obama is hearing is that our allies in asia want us to be there. they want us to be there diplomatically, economically, militarily and getting into the free trade game and making it easy for american business to participate in asian growth is really an important element of our policy for asia going forward. >> and of course, there he is in south korea. he visited with u.s. troops today. and at the same time we, according to all that i've been reading and discussing with foreign policy folks and intelligence folks, we're expecting a major transition coming up in north korea. and a lot of saber rattling up there. what

. >> pauline maier american history professor at mit prevents a history of the ratification process of the u.s. constitution. ms. maier returns the one debates in the country following the constitutional convention and the newly released document was poured over by the citizenry. pauline maier discusses her book at the national archives in washington d.c. the program is just over one hour. [applause] >> i'm very pleased to be here. thank you very much for having me. it is appropriate with the nhr pc connection. i've also had an opportunity the quick tour display of our precious natural documents. some of you may know that at the beginning of american scripture i described the previous display. and i have to say this is so much more appropriate, that these documents of the american people are now brought to a level where they are accessible to the american people. and i cheer you on. i am delighted to be here to speak about ratification the book. i've gone around quite a bit in the previous year's talking about ratification, a work in progress. and as finally in book four is a tremendou

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i work -- i'm associated with mit and i become sensitive to this concept of sweetness, scientific sweetness technocratic sweetness because this is a phrase the manhattan project people use why did you make the bomb? we wanted to win the war publicity swedes -- this is their word the problems are so fascinating and challenging and when you get the machinery behind this and the machinery takes on a life of its own and then the machinery becomes so complex that you get into your truth, and the individual products and then you get the political pressure. one of the reasons we dropped the bomb was because they believed it would end of the war quickly. i wrestle with this. i believe that. i don't repeat the argument but that's not the only reason. there were many reasons we drop the bomb and another was politically. burns says to truman you don't show where you spend all that money, you democrats spent all the money during the war. you don't show what was that you were doing to the post war elections. >> host: unfortunately we are out of time and we only dented into the book and one of the things

. >>> after 33 years in the car business one florida car dealer will add mit to a gimmick or 2 to bringustomers. >> we have given away free gas for a year. given away tv. given away trips to the bahamas. >>reporter: but at nation truck near orlando nick may have out done himself this time. he gives away an ak 47 with every truck purchase. sales pitch triggered a flood of phone calls. third of them negative. >> ak 47 have a connotation in people mind so i came up with that to be agent controversial cause a little buzz. i accomplished that. >>reporter: indeed he has. nick says the deal has more than doubled sales since the offer was announced last week. >> apparently not a joke. coming up. former president joining the cast of hang over. >> rat be doing this than some stuffy political office. >> sarah palin. not just a politician and star of reality tv show. now you can add word tv show. now you can add word smith to her [ son ] my pents have always lived in the states. until twyears ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found thr local deli. a few ortcuts. and

along with our coverage of the miami book fair this weekend on booktv, watch out words tonight with an mit professor, comparing with the japan attack on pearl harbor >> martin tolchin is the founder of the hill newspaper and a co-author along with his wife suzanne tolchin of the new book, "pinstripe patronage. mr. tolchin, where did you get the name for your book? >> actually come at the chicago term, rather recent. and it describes payoffs to the rich and powerful. >> how does that tie in to washington? >> washington is full of which are powerful. we talk about patronage used to be the christmas turkey and the sewer inspector. now it earmarks. now it's a privatization, outsourcing, big contracts in the hundreds of millions in the case of the halliburton billion dollars. and these go without fitting to people who are very, very well connected logically. >> that's what this book is about. >> we have no problem with cronyism, as long as the crowd is confident. we have no problem with earmarks of fun is the earmark of the projects are worthy. but a great many of the cronies are not confident.

. >>> as nato mits meets today on the direction of the war, the fighting in afghanistan is more fierce than ever. coalition forces are dropping a record number of bombs and missiles and carried out six times as many raids as it did last year. lester. >> reporter: hi, alex, thanks. we're at bogram air field, a busy place as one of the helicopters from the 33rd air force rescue qusquadron here. these are the folks who go in and pick up the wounded from the battlefield. unfortunately business has been steady for them in recent weeks. one day last week or actually during a three-day period last week, they pulled out at least 60 soldiers who had been wounded or kia, killed in action. so they have been very, very busy here. the word has gotten around this base that there is an exit strategy being talked about n with nato in lisbon. but those who do this mission know they'll likely t be the last to leave. as long as there are marines and soldiers here, there will be units like these to bring them back from the battlefield after injury. >> lester, thanks for that. >>> a new development regardi

you know, i work, i'm associated with mit, and i became sensitive to the concept of sweetness, scientific sweetness. technocratic sweetness because this is a phrase that the man at tan project -- manhattan project people use, why did you make the bomb? well, we wanted to win the war, but it was such a sweet -- this is their word, not mine -- problem. why do you want to make a hydrogen bomb when you've got an atomic bomb? because the problems are so fascinating and challenging, and then you get the machinery behind this, and the machinery takes on the life of its own. .. you are doomed in the postwar elections. >> well, unfortunately we're out of time and we've barely dented this boat. and one of the things that really impressed me with not just the number of parallels between these two long-time painful wars fought by to check for generations now, but the depth of the point that those parallels and also some important differences. so i hope this becomes required reading in our service academies and certainly by our elected officials what to do with issues of war and peace. but i just want

i agree with mit romney who said, let's not rush into debates before september. let's not get all involved in tangled up in campaigning for campaigning sake. we have a lot to do as americans and lots of time between now and iowa caus when really starts the dance in 2012. : there's no possibility that i would ever go to a debate and have chris matthews asking questions. i watched the debate and it was an embarrassment bause they were so hostile and so left wing that every question they asked of the republicans was designed to embarrass and divide, and every question they asked the democra was designed to look good. host: would you do it with a moderator? guest: with a time keeper. lincoln and douglas debated seven times for three hours and they had a time keeper. that's all they had. and i would feel very comfortable, i'm not saying if -- if we got to that point. people like mitch daniels, sara palin, mike huckabee, governor romney, i would feel very comfortable having an agreement to behave like adults and observe the time, and just figure out what the topics oug

i agree with mit romney who said, let's not rush into debates before september. let's not get a involved in tangled up in campaigning for campaigning sake. we have a lot to do as americans and lots of time between now and iowa caucus when really starts the dance in 2012. : i can't be candidates, not the parties, should analyze -- not the news media, should organize the debates. we need a more positive way of talking to america rather than you need 30 seconds to describe your policies. that is an absurd way to run the country. host: can you tell nbc were not going to participate in the debate? guest: you can say to nbc, "how would you like to participate in our debate?" there is no way i would go to a debate and have alderman orr chris matthews ask questions. they are so relentlessly hostile. they are so west -- left-wing. every question they ask the republicans is designed to embarrass them. every question they ask the democrats is designed to make them look good. why would we participate? host: would you do it with a moderator? guest: we would do it with a timek

. >>> the chp's maximum e nforcement program ended at mit need with more people being arrested for dui this year compared to last year's thanksgiving holiday. as of yesterday, chp officers arrested more than 1400 people for driving under the influence. last year's total for the same period was around 1300 people. 249 arrests this year were here in the bay area. so far eight traffic deaths have been reported statewide. >>> it's traffic we're gonna talk about. i suppose there's no traffic for cyber monday, right, sal? >> right now on the roads traffic on some of the major commutes, busy. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza, it's not quite as busy as it was before thanksgiving week. but it is busier thursday and friday for sure. traffic is backed up for about a ten-minute delay. 880 is not all that bad as you drive past the coliseum. if you are driving on southbound 880, they are clearing an accident, southbound 880 at a street. that crash is in the clearing stages. you might see some slowing in that area. 7:07. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. good morning to you all. clear

, stanford, princeton, nyu and mit.is appointment from the atlanta district is based on its place of birth which the only lived every briefly. elizabeth duke, again i think my colleagues supported that nomination who was presently there, nominated in 2008. designated in the philadelphia district of virginia native and a point that she was the vice president of a virginia-based community bank and virginia is located in the richmond district. her connection to philadelphia and appointments in that area as based on the service as an instructor for two weeks sections each year at the stone graduate school in banking. from to those into to the intent from the kansas district court in philadelphia educated to the college and the university of michigan he worked as a financial economist in the kansas city fed from 70 to 75. from '75 he worked in the various positions the federal reserve in washington until his appointment to the governorship in 2002. his appointment from the district is based on his work experience. 2006 to th

ping in a private area away from the gate with an image that is neither retained nor transportation mitted>>> the justice department is offering $20,000 to help investigators find out who has been shooting at military installations in virginia. they all took place in the early night and early morning hours. the shots all came from the same weapon. >>> i-reporter carl lou captured this picture of a high rice fire. shanghai reports at least 42 people dead and more than 90 others injured. >>> open enrollment season is officially under way, and a lot of people thought their health care insurance costs would be going down with the passage of health care reform but stephanie elam says the reality couldn't be much more different. >> that's absolutely right. most rate increases were put into place before health care reform, meaning costs were already going up. the average family increase for 2011 will be about 14% or $4,000 for the year, versus just a 3% rise in the total bill meaning you, not your employer are footing the majority of the jump. what can you do to lower your cost. choose the right

i just now spoke to an mit professor named ted postal.e a missile that was shot into the air. the video appears to be tracking the object afterwhat looks like a separation between two rocket stages. there's a later part of the video that has a bright point of light followed by a very dilute contrail, not nearly as intense as the contrail at lower altitude. that's typical, also, for a rocket motor. >> he is convinced there it's some kind of rocket or missile. another thing he's asking and a lost people are asking, if this is it an airplane, why can't u.s. officialing tell us which one it is. we have records of aircraft, especially since nen. >> norad took a look at this and found out, they say, no foreign military launched any missile at that time, there was no danger to the homeland. the faa went back and did radar replays of that time period. they didn't track any fast-moving, unidentified object. none of the pilots in that area at that time reported seeing anything, and now the pentagon is saying all d.o.d. entities with rocket and miss

, stanford, princeton, nyu and mit. his appointment from the atlanta district is based on its place of birth which the only lived every briefly. elizabeth duke, again i think my colleagues supported that nomination who was presently there, nominated in 2008. designated in the philadelphia district of virginia native and a point that she was the vice president of a virginia-based community bank and virginia is located in the richmond district. her connection to philadelphia and appointments in that area as based on the service as an instructor for two weeks sections each year at the stone graduate school in banking. from to those into to the intent from the kansas district court in philadelphia educated to the college and the university of michigan he worked as a financial economist in the kansas city fed from 70 to 75. from '75 he worked in the various positions the federal reserve in washington until his appointment to the governorship in 2002. his appointment from the district is based on his work experience. 2006 to

iand mit romney in the same breath. >> a lot of people would view that almost an act of desperation.e is the republicans -- if palin is the republican candidates. >> hillary clinton deserves it. she has done a great job of secretary of state. they need someone who will run for president. it is her moment. it would unify the clintons still have great inroads in blue-collar communities. and bill clinton has done a marvelous job and for the democrats in the past few years. >> it could be seen as a mistake. >> a unifies the obama or brand and unbranded she will be unified democratic party. the republican party that has people angry at mr. romney and and have been angry all this time. all i am suggesting is let's keep in mind it is easy for them to score points, republicans, in this midterm, but obama still has an excellent chance of winning the second term. >> and i will make one prediction. >> i think if she decides not to run and just as a cheerleader on the side, keeps her job at fox news. romney has healed himself very well in the past few years. no. the somebody that -- maybe somebo

some very respected people, professors of science and space exploration at mit thought for sure this missile. looked at the weigh the contrail twisted and curved and said, well, that's very consistent with a missile. the pentagon now saying, no, it is just a condensation trail from a plane. now, one of the people who caught this sort of early on with a very good initial guess was john pike, he's an analyst at global security. listen to what he said yesterday. >> it is clearly an airplane contrail. it is an optical illusion that it looks like it is going up where as in reality it is going towards the camera. the vehicle at the tip of the contrail is moving far too slowly to be a rocket. since the contrail is eliminated by the sunset you can see hundreds of miles of it all the way to the horizon. >> a lot of people with just as good of a qualification thought for sure this was some sort of rocket missile. something launched inadvertently if a sub. another theory, the u.s. military launching something as sort of a show of force to say, north korea, while president obama travels in the r

the professor at mit who helped develop this space suit and alley is next to her showing this next spacetle more spare than i would expect a space suit to look. >> what we're showing you today is what we call the gravity loading counter measure suit. this is an exercise suit for inside the vehicle. we call that iva, or intravehicular activity. this is specifically to help with astronaut physiological deconditioning, we lose muscle, we lose bone. this is our biosuit, that's the one you would go outside eva. >> things happen to bones of astronauts and you talk about elongations of spines. normally our spines get a little compressed. the idea of elongating my spine feels good to me, but i guess that's not for astronauts? >> we do go through deconditioning during a long duration of space flight. if you're there for 30 or 45, you may lose 40% of muscle strength loss. that's the good news, the bad news is you're going to lose 1% of bone mineral density per month, that's why it's so phenomenal. now the elongation of the spine is because when you sleep every night, just here at home, you actuall

mit romney is also in there. we polled i think 11 names. any one of them could win that nomination. >> is the wild card? >> the wild card and the trump card. there have been a couple hints of positive economic numbers this past week even. if that were to continue, i would suspect barack obama's fortunes would change. aside from the polling numbers and the challenges, democrats and the incumbent president would in 2012. the nature of campaigning is changing. we have to become accustomed to these rapid swings in public opinion. and we see campaigning year round. having groups that will raise provocative issue and campaign slogan challenges to incumbents. >> what do you think that means for voter turn out? >> we heard a lot of young voters say they were turned off. is it going to be positive? >> i think youth will come back. i think that will come back. depends in part on who the republican nominee is. sarah palin will appeal. but they may turn out against here. i'm not sure they're going to be as energized? >> are you suspecting sarah palin i

so i think we need to release understand that balance, and i know, for sure, at mit, you have been looking at these, but there is actually a balance, destruction being a major address, and we are addressing it in terms of both having the car brake itself if you are about to go into another vehicle or like a pedestrian. we have that technology. this helps drivers, not only the older ones. if you're in a heavy traffic environment. we have to look at what drivers are doing, and what we want to do is assist the driver to try to keep their attention looking forward with their hands on the wheels. >> i would suggest that right now, we do not have a data, so from a researchers point of view, we need to get data out there to see how this changes across the life span. there is some information that diseases such as diabetes, particularly in the motor carrier industry and things like that may have an impact as to how much you're able to manage behind the wheel. that said, things that have entered the car -- we seem to think that this is something that has come from here, but rather, it is migrating.

he told me that every night was awaiting to be woken up and might se someone committing suicide and mitthat he got through because of a love of his family and the fact that these students who we never thought cared would come and write him little notes and they would bring him food to eat and he was so touched by how much they cared. he moved on, and helped us in tzania and test and -- has mentored hundreds and hundreds of roots and shoots students. he is an incredibly special, amazing person. >> we have of video of america, all we also have him in person. you can never get too much him. i would like to run the video. he is the wner of the award for excellence and education. let's run the video and then we will meet him. [inaudible] >> jane goodall is my pasdied on the path of birds and shoots. it is an nor. [inaudible] this award means we have made things better. this means that we have reason for hope. this means that we're not alone. we all part of the struggroots d shoots program. i have always tried to be there for her and the program, en when she has set me on double iassignments.