obviously russia would play customers for natural gas in china. china would one another out what to buy energy. at this russian highway is meant to fly closer to russia because russia is the rate of chinese corporate and democratic influence into russia. the population density and chinese manchuria is 62 times higher than in the russia's far east. and the population in the russian far east is dropping. so that russia cannot altogether trust china for geographical reasons so that, you know, rush is very fragile in areas, even as it has a robust arms industry. [inaudible] >> -- you addressed nuclear proliferation. once iran, egypt, saudi arabia, turkey have weapons within the next 10 years, dynamic stability of the indian ocean is going to change dramatically. and what's going to be? >> if iran gets a few tactical nuclear -- tactical level nuclear weapons, if possible that saudi arabia would pay pakistan to have pakistan

get the natural gas out. to test it you want to turn it an eighth of a turn and turn it back to the way it it was. notice the little thing? that's going straight with the flow of the pipe that means it's open. if it's across that means you turned off the gas. the eighth of a turn you didn't turn it off you just moved it. these are in better shape. if you can get to this valve, safely, the building's collapsed on it you can't get to it you have to use the one in the street. pg and e put all the meters outside the houses in a lot of the neighborhoods, these are pretty easy to get to. they are easy to find. if you can find the little round circle in the sidewalk. if you look directly at the house you will find this meter and this shut off on the ground floor. in is a closeup of the shut off. in is the wrench i recommend you you use it for other things. they are cheap and they will work. this is great because you can use it somewhere else if you have to. an adjustable open end wrench. a diagram are off/on. shut o

naturally in a nature preserve but not typically in the wild. >> in the wild lions and tigers don't cross thing that there are wild ligers although there are many wild hybrids. wild wholpins have happened. a whale and dolphin. >> reporter: wait a minute a wholphin. the sea park life in hawaii is home to the only known wolfin in the world. he is the daughter of a whale and bottle nose dolphin and there are more. the cama one-half cam, one-half llama. the wolfdog. that one is pretty obvious and the beefalo, the combination of a buffalo and a cow. and these are the shapely striped legs of a zebra, right? nope. this is a zorse. half zebra, half horse. >> this is just a mule of a different color. >> reporter: lloyd big raises them zedonks outside texas. >> conventional mules help build the country and everybody is used to the idea of an animal that can't reproduce. >> reporter: they may not reproduce but they're still the issue of ethics and evolution. how do these hybrids fit into the natural order? >> hybrids that are created between good species because humans bring them together and let th

de 30 dias. >> el problema de prostata, con prosvent, un producto totalmente natural es magnifico, eslgo increible. >> he mejorado mucho, ya no voy a las noches al baÑo y lo mejor que siento yo que ya no me arde al orina. >> mi vida se normalizo, mi rendimiento, como hombre sexual, se normalizo. >> un producto que esta basado en cosas naturales va a funcionar mejor que algo que no esta con cosas naturales, que son quimicos. >> cada maÑana, en nombre de dios aqui va el prosvent tambien, dos cosas. >> anunciador: y usted puede sentirse excelente, de nuevo, sin efectos secundarios daÑinos y sin dolorosas cirugias. hoy descubrira lo que es la prostata, lo que hace; ¿por que ocasiona tantos problemas a tantos hombres? ¿y que puede ser, finalmente, simple, facil y seguro? este es el doctor larry may, graduado en la universidad de harvard y miembro de la facultad de medicina de ucla; mencionado en este libro, los mejores doctores de los estados unidos. ayudo a miles para rebatir y controlar el problema de agrandamiento de prostata y hoy le ayudara a usted. >> dr. may, las cifras son increibl

only people allowed to dive in the nature reserve or the members of the mountain rescue team. we wait to greet them. >> is diving in the winter relief on? >> of course not. no, i am joking, but it is difficult. my lips are swollen from the cold. my hands, also, but the scenery is so impressive that it is worth the effort. not mama people get to see it. we need to be prepared in case somebody falls beneath the ice. training is important. right now all i need is a cup of hot tea. >> he heads for home, but he will be back tomorrow for a midnight dive. >>> an elderly spanish man has been standing in the way of urban development and the outskirts of madrid. fidel serrano has refused to move fr the diladated shacks that has been his home for 35 years. the authorities wanted to put an electricity substation on the site. it turned into a david vs. goliath battle. >> anyone who has a mailbox has a residence. 35 years ago, fidel serrano built this place himself on a dish used plot of land on the outskirts of madrid. he is poor, but he is proud of what he has achieved, even if his home i

last year oil and natural-gas company investments in u.s. capital projects over the previous decade now hit the 2 trillion-dollar market. finally, this industry provides to the u.s. treasury on average well over $95 million a day in taxes, rent, royalty and a bonus payment. but on the other hand, without policies that encourage a continued safe and reliable production of our domestic oil and natural gas resources, the story would be much gloomier. our report contains a wealth of facts and figures about the state of american energy. but its conclusion is this: of the american growth is economic growth. energy security is economic security, and when we invest in energy, we invest in america. today, after the year in which we face as an industry unprecedented challenges, i am glad to say the state of american energy has been strong. but it will remain strong only if policymakers chart a course of opportunity and certainty. with the right policies in place all levels of government, our industry stands ready to be the engine of economic growth an

learn why nature made is the best fish oil for you at naturemade.com nature made. you took your vitamins. >>> well, there was six in a puck just like any other hockey game but absolutely no protection from the element it's. hockey players braved the cold for the sixth annual hockey championship. it was 12 below zero. >>> snow around the great lakes on i-90 from chicago to buffalo. also slippery on i-94 from the twin cities to detroit. wet on i-10 and 20 from texas to alabama. out west, from i-5 from seattle to portland, snow on i-nount in the northern rockies. >> if you're flying expect delays in seattle, minneapolis, chicago, houston and new orleans. >> the woman accused of snatching a newborn in a new york hospital in 1987 is raising that baby as her own is finally showing her face. >> ann pettway will face charges in federal court. >> reporter: carlina white had one wish, to find the woman who allegedly abducted her 21 years ago, raising her as her own. >> i just hope at that officials get her in their hands, so, we can hear her sid story now. >> reporter: ann p

as a part of nature we will encounter natural hazards. these hazards only become sdafters when they interface with our vulnerable system. through neighborhood empowerment and preparedness we can lessen the vulnerabilities of the communities and mitigated effects of natural hazards. that's one of the reasons why the city of san francisco prepared this network for you today of nonprofit organizations and different and bringing all of your neighborhood organizations together so you can begin to build that level of capacity. looking here we call this in broadmoore our 6 point redevelopment strategy. now, this became clear to us after katrina and how were we going to galvanize ourselves and build partnerships to assist us in our recovery? you can create your will today. and that is in the center of this will is the community. is your neighborhood. it starts with you. you have government support is one of your arms. government now is trying to help you plan and prepare and get you focused and empower you to really make a difference. you can bui

nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious. >>> perhaps no country is closely identified with itsnimals than australia. the island continent's a kind of evolutionary laboratory that's bred generations of unique and won't drous creatures. but the outside world has gradually crept in, and today, australia is also the home to an alarming number of endangered species. a trend conservationists are working to reverse. here's colllarissa ward. >> reporter: it's australia's national mascot. adorable, unique and agile. it inspired that unforgettable '60s hit -- ♪ tiny kangaroo dance >> reporter: and it's been hopping around this vast country for tens of millions of years. along with a host of its exotically named relatives, wallabies, billbys and mallas. they're all part of the macrapod family. and it not hard to guess how they got that name. >> this is the one with the broken leg. >> reporter: but while the bigger members of this family are thriving, the smaller ones are dying out fast. >> australia leads the world in the number of extinct mammals. >> reporter: in the last 200 years, almo

tu color se verá natural en 10 minutos. prueba natural instincts y todo bien.o zenden, pero quien sí decidió hablar de su relación, con mario domm fue la actriz hiram castillo. >> nio es que ella quería hablar de todo, pero tras nuestra insistencia no le quedó otro remedio que soltar la sopa. >> no pues nada, la verdad es que, no, no tengo ningún comentario. >> es normal no? si sales con alguien, que es tan, por así con toda la atención hacia él, s normal que salgas tú también, y no pasa nada. >> lo extrañas?. >> pues es que la verdad estuvimos muy poquito, o sea nada, y salimos un ratito y fue muy poco tiempo, y la verdad, es que ni lo conozco bien ¿saben?. >> no, no pues, lo que pasa es que fue muy poquito tiempo, estuvimos saliendo y demás, pero es obvio que está en otra cosa, su atención está en otra cosa, no sé la historia que tenga con ella, yuridia, y la verdad es que no sé pero creoq está en otra cosa, pero qué padre que lo conocí y pudimos salir un ratito, pero eso es todo. >> a mi lo que me parece que deberían ponerle a ella, "lo que el viento se llev

the nature of the warning. russia has other systems that may be changed in the future to communicate the nature of the threat to the general that might be implicated as well and if it is that other people may be involved the last point i'd like to make you may be aware that in the united states the nature of the security warning system and so is the process of change the director of homeland security janet napolitano gave a public speech yesterday to the homeland security institution in washington d.c. about changing how homeland security is to make it to the general public in a direction i think will be more effective she is saying then the color coded warning system that's being considered the moment by the russian authorities the one which we see in the u.k. france australia for example do you think those systems are outdated and don't actually work is that wise being addressed again in the in the u.s. . well i support the direction we're going with the power of homeland security here in the united states an

oil and natural gas, coal and other things in china. in this world, in this maritime world, factors in central asia. we americans continually ask ourselves how can we leave afghanistan. the chinese are asking how can we stay in afghanistan? china is prospecting for copper, protected by american groups. under the surface of afghanistan. they semi stabilize afghanistan and further stabilize pakistan. this is a strategic inquiry for the chinese because it will allow china to build what it already started. a road and pipeline and rail networks throughout central asia, parts of the middle east leading directly into china bringing all sorts of natural resources. if you look at the map of the tongue dynasty in the eighth century bc, you see a map of china in northeastern iran and all of central asia including afghanistan into western china. think of a world a few decades hence when you have roads and pipelines linking afghanistan and pakistan and iran with ports on the indian ocean that will load onto ships crossing the indian ocean or going t

it has natural gas, strategic minerals and metals, uranium, timber, hi hydropower. they are building roads throughout burma and threatening to turn burma into a colony, and the indians cannot stand by and just watch. one indian leader said to me that you americans from half a world away can moral moralistically cry out about this authoritarian military government, but we indians right next door do not have the luxury to watch burma be turned into a chinese colony. democratic, prowestern india engaged burma. it's developed stronglings with the military while china develops a deep water port in the natural gas fields off the bay of bangal and 50 miles north, india is doing the same. they want pipelines going northeast into china, and india wants pipelines west the real outlines of this new geography of the 21st century that we will face in this post iraq, post afghanistan world. by the year 2035, the world will consume 50% more hydrocarbons that it is now, and half of that consumption comes from india and china, and much of that consumption comes via the indian ocean

have a bite to eat, or perhaps enjoy a little bit of respite from the weather and talk about the nature of the surrounding environment. the bottom right-hand corner, you would have lounge area with comfortable seating, a bookshelf with reading materials related to stow lake and the history of golden gate park. you have the bathroom and a janitor's closet. in order to make room for placing the indoor cafe in the existing boat facility area, the existing -- the facility repair area would be moved to the basement of the building, where we currently have the bicycle rental facility, which is part of a separate project and is being moved to another location in golden gate park. those boats, when they do need repair, which we expect a new fleet of boats will need significantly -- they will need significantly less frequent repair than the existing fleet, they would be carted at off-peak times by an electric utility vehicle with a trailer. we would see, upon the completion of the capital improvements, we would see the historic snack bar go from looking like this to this, really retaining all of

nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious. >>> welcome back.an good win's jury trial begins tomorrow. he tried to climb up a building on september 11th. it made the street shut down for four hours. >> they are taking an unusual step in enlist contingent in the army together. it's been an emotional injure now ni for the sisters. they are preparing for the boot camp and what may come next. cecilia vega has their story. >> on an though family has a difficult time telling the identical twins apart, they battles tried to go separate ways but not managed to get very far. >> we still meet at the same point. >> that same point was an army recruiting center in hayward where the two sisters decided to enlist to go. it caught the recruiters by surprise. >> we hadn't been able to track any case where two identical sisters joined the army before. >> it's a way to pursue an education and make their parents proud. >> once i told her we are going, the army is going to teach you guys something i couldn't teach you guys. more discipline and it's a whole differen

nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld>>> federal prosecutors calling pleasanton university a sham and front that is providing illegal immigration status to foreign nationals. they report that agents raided the tri-valley university campus this week. u.s. districts attorney's office says it was a scheme okay millions of dollars in tuition fees by issuing visa related documents. >>> president obama advisory board on the economy is taking a new approach. today he visited general electric's plant to as the head of new council. new plan replaces his economic advisory board and will focus on manufacturing, export, trade and innovation. president says they will work out the trade bill with china this week. >> during this meeting we struck a deal to open chinese markets to their products. they are selling here, but we want to sell there. we want to open up their markets so we got two way trade, not one way trade. >> the president also used the visit to praise g.e. new deal to build power to your types wniens india. >>> job news h

for nothing i guess it was my natural feeling i was wanted to do something good something. something that can make this world better and i know that that's the best way to start from yourself and when i offered to play in some horror movies and to play killers i really feel not connected because that's brings a real energy to the screen and the influence of people i want to bring light and love. and so that and so you will never play a cruel woman who suddenly well i don't know who knows maybe if there's a human you know if you change yourself if you become cruel you know not only evil they're all has a human side of it if it shows why the one became. that way and. even better if i could show on the screen hard to transform the human being from bed to go to something something like the silence of the lambs of society or something like that you know i would keep and now i have another quote from dean of course him and it goes like this sometimes i despair of success because there's no one around i can rely on is this period of uncertainty over all of it is. loads of them and

what i am for is at least one part of the park that is left as a refuge that is natural. that is not commercialized and left open to a new development from elisse that has many loopholes. every night i would go into the lodge and look at a portrait hanging over me. i would talk to him in the portrait, praying that this development of the park is a slab of real estate, this was initially a retreat from urban pressure. because this city is a worldwide destinations and has to accommodate a lot of people, because of changes inevitable, it is even more so that one small part of that vision is saved. i believe that the ortega's with their good intentions, this is not their words. this is a very special situation. a very fragile piece of nature left in the city. i would beg you, urge you to slow down. change is not bad, but in this case it should come more slowly. consider more. look at the least again. consider everything more slowly. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is robert [unintelligible] and i still go regularly to stow lake in

recently russia's natural resources ministry drafted a bill to make factories recycled materials three currently throw away by selling them to biofuel right now russia uses twice as much energy than china uses to produce the same amount of goods and russian companies are struggling to learn how going clean could bring in the green calling break. let's take a quick look at the markets in russia the bosses are closed till the eleventh of january for the russian new year holiday break here pm markets as following the gains on wall street and a strong trading session for japanese shares rose to a seven month high after the u.s. panel investigating the gulf of mexico oil spill said albertan and trans ocean work partly to blame. russia's inflation in two thousand and ten grew eight point seven percent that's according to pull an airy data of the federal statistics service the figure fail to meet the government's seven point five percent target and almost equaled the previous year's inflation in a bid to curb price growth in two thousand and eleven experts believe a refinance rate hike is in

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badly one strip of forest was burned by radiation and turned red people left the area but mother nature stepped in. home to many species of wild animals and rare plants scientists from slovakia studying most in the area made an incredible discovery a lot of the plant life is immune to radiation. we still don't understand how it's possible plans are able to grow and successfully using a very. rare at the very beginning of the earth when life start to develop. activity on the surface so. somehow stay inside the plants so they don't have much problem and the millions of hectares of land were left contaminated a quarter of a sentry on kiev has decided that this soil no longer poses any threat to humans in march twentieth. will launch a plan to get things growing again. we will establish what parts of the contaminated areas could be used for agricultural needs there is a possibility that cultural products will be. when we have so much unoccupied land why not use it for. those well familiar with chernobyl like the idea. after a million people work to clean this land of radioactivity now we're

discuss the future of energy i'm joined by dan last off in washington he's director of natural resource defense council climate center also in washington we have myron ebel he is the director of energy and global warming policy at the competitive enterprise institute and in paris we go to bruno combi he is president of environmentalists for nuclear energy and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk please feel free to jump anytime you want we have three panelists and you guys have very different points of view so please feel free to jump in here myron if i can go to you first in washington in making investment decisions about energy for the future for the western world and the u.s. specifically in your case what is the best form of energy that we should be putting our money on getting a return on and getting energy security and looking at the environment as well what's the best setter. there are two paths to investment today in the united states and the west in general one is making market decisions making the best investment based on ma

natural gas. the finance ministry said in a preliminary report on wednesday november's trade surplus stood at just over $3 billion. that's down by nearly 47% from a year earlier in yen terms. imports of flat-panel televisions from china also soared. consumers rushed to take advantage of government subsidies for ecofriendly appliances before they were reduced in december. meanwhile, the income surplus came to just under $10 billion. that's up 13% compared with a year earlier. these figures result in a current account surplus of $11.2 billion, which means a 15.7% decrease year on year. the ministry says, wel while th effect of the government subsidies is temporary caution is needed over the strong yen's impact on trade balances. >>> the united arab emirates

yes coal oil and natural gas are good investments if you believe in the power of free markets and you think that affordable energy is going to win out over government mandated more expensive energy i think i think those are probably good investments ok dan what do you think ok just let the market decide. well know we really need to transform the way we produce and consume energy if we're going to continue to prosper in the twenty first century so coal and oil are only cheap if we ignore the national security environmental and economic side effects of those resources which are not generally included in in market prices today so the best investments in clean renewable energy over thirty billion dollars was invested in that sector last quarter that's the highest level ever seen according to bloomberg good new energy finance and energy efficiency which is really the low hanging fruit by using energy more effectively in our buildings and factories we can lower energy costs lower our dependence on fossil fuels lower pollution and put a lot of people to work cleaning up the way we consume en

nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious. you can make a big difference.an $50 million can be earned by schools just like yours! buy participating products now, to earn your school's share of more than $50 million! >>> we have a special program for our youth out of san francisco eh's mission district district. our correspondent reports about that program. >> we have taken to the streets of san francisco to see a project dedicated to promoting t transition and development for the bay area's music, theater, dance, and cultural diversity. founded in 1994 due to the california state reductions of art and music programs, local artists and activists created this organization for inner city schools, low income minorities and immigrant families to access arts at no cost. here now is alex, a director of loco bloco, it's not just about dance and music. it's a self-esteem builder. >> definitely. the organization started about 16 years ago, and it started with community activists and artists. from the beginning there's very family oriented energy in the group and loc

loves nature too.ut what she really loves is nature in miniature. >> this is your opportunity to be a landscape designer. i think that's one of the main beauties of terrariums. >> reporter: martin is a missionary for the lil putian world of terrariums. she writes about them, creates them and she gives workshops to convert others to their miniscule beauty. this one was held at the terrain in pennsylvania. >> what is a terrarium? it is a closed environment where the condensation dribbles down and the plant is self-watering. >> reporter: tova insists that anyone, with or without a green thumb, can create a beautiful terrarium. >> you can do it with the mason jars you find in your attic. you can do it with that old fish bowl stuff in your basement. you can probably look around your house and find something that works as a terrarium. >> pretty. >> what made you attracted to come take this class? how did you hear about it? >> i just heard about it from a friend. it sounded fun, kind of a creative way to get

we will continue to use the oil and natural gas. the question is, where will we get it. >> the piece of legislation per se. >> later in the second phase of the conversation. we think initially we should stay focused on what do these decisions really mean. to have the open and candid dialogue between the congress and the administration and then from there decide what if necessary legislation might be required. >> tom doggett with rutgers. just a follow-up on that, so if the administration can't be convinced to allow drilling in the eastern gulf and all the atlantic in its five-year drilling plans, the second phase you're talking about camus to support or urge lawmakers to include language in the interior department spending bill to hold in these areas? >> that would be an option that can be looked at. i know there's some already talking about that. as you know, one of the last sales in the gulf of mexico is legislated. that's an option that's always out there. our hope is we can look long-term, look at the five-year plan and work wit

do respect yourself and respect of the people it all comes out in the end you think people will naturally be an offensive to each other. will they necessarily know should they yes sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never harm so no name has ever been offensive to you know because you know what you have to be emotionally disturbed to have any mean attention and there's some more more deeper than in me. so it's ok for anyone to call anyone anything. it depends on how you say it and it depends on in the context that you use the word whether or not you believe the n word should be taken out of huckleberry finn the bottom line is we should consider how homogenous and boring the world would be if we take political correctness to five. now is a look at the main news at this hour i'll be back with the headlines after this short break. if you knew the song from funds to these. stunts on t.v. dot com. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. recapping of the stories of the week this is our team. right now. two vessels re

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so the greenhouse effect is a natural phenomena. the greenhouse effect your used to hearing about on the news by president bush and all those other experts is the incremented effect well we've added about a third to the sea level and as well as others but if you want to question the viability of the physics, here's a great example. now, this is looking forward. these are these so called, emissions scenarios. you heard of the intricate climate on government changes which will announce it's first reports for the global assessment coming out this summer and spring and in order to conduct those experiments they have to make assumptions about the future. what sort of loading of the atmosphere we'll see in terms of greenhouse gases and here's a swarm of different scenarios which of course depend on economics, sort ofgeo political relationships, regulations and technology and so forth. the environmentally friendly scenario that you might look at is this green one down here, and the more carbon intensive fossil fuel economies are these. thi