they set their sights on this old opal french car.this four-wheel monster truck looking thing they've built and try to drive it over. wreck that thing too. >> did he just grab an arm rest to make sure he doesn't fall out. that's his safety device. >> i don't think safety is number one concern here. >> they've got a couple beers during this process. >> they're wrapping that strap around and around the car, hook it up to this crusty old pick-up truck and smashed again. >> oh, my. kind of like spinning the top with that old car. it gets pretty wrecked as you imagine, but it looks kind of fun. when you have stuff to destroy like that it could be therapeutic i think. the opal isn't quite demolished enough. what can we do next? >> roll with the other direction to make sure you get it good and crunched on both sides. now they did it both sides around and around, jack it up, watch this. see if we can go end to end. >> people are getting awfully close to that. i feel like that opal almost hit them. >> that one didn't go quite as they planned i

it's a system they call opals.ht. [ applause ] >> boom! hd video. can you say the real housewives of international space station. this replaces transmissions used by the days of sputnik. and first were words any young computer programmer should be familiar with, hello world. using radio transmission, this video would have taken 11 minutes to get to earth using this new laser technology, 3.5 seconds. america has cut space spending again and again and again. can this or any other innovation spark excitement again? joining me now is matt abrahamson. thank you so much for joining us, this is very cool. >> yes, it is. good morning. last night we transmitted a high definition video from the space station down to the ground on a laser beam. we're very excited about that. >> what can this practically achieve for nasa? >> this is going to open up the solar system to everybody. this is going to put the information of the solar system at our fingertips and increase data rates to and from space so everybody can participate in

germany's opal is shutting their factory at the end of the year. general motors says it needs to cut cost to return the company to profitability by next year. >> the move will cost g.m. about half a billion euros. german media reports the bulk comes from severance payments and early retirement packages. 250,000 euros each in compensation. >> now here is really good news. mikel schumaker has come out of his coma. the former formula 1 champion is conscious and has been transferred from a french hospital to one in switzerland. >> details about his condition are minimal. the 45-year-old suffered a traumatic brain injury in a skiing accident half a year ago. >> doctors in this hospital in eastern france have been fighting for shaw macher's life since late december. a rescue helicopter brought the formula 1 champion here unconscious. schumaker had been skiing in the french alps when he fell and slammed his head on a rock, splittingis helmet and sustaining severe injuries. doctors told journalists that a brain hemorrhage and he underwent two emergency sur

opal. >> can you call them by name? >> yeah >> they know their names? >> yeah >> and there is some that would follow you wherever you want to go. you don't really want to do that. >> yeah ha ha... >> how close are we to where the mine would be? >> approximately a mile, uh, from the west end of the mine site. right over the hill. >> so were talking a mile up the road here. >> when they first start mining the first that's going to happen is we're going to lose water, because our well is only one hundred feet deep and they are talking a one thousand foot hole. they're going to put in high capacity wells to create a cone of depression, as they call it, in the water table. to drain down the water table so they don't have to deal with it. when they pull that much water my well's going to run dry, because it's all out of the same aquifer. >> fault lines has spoken to three geologists who have studied the area around the mine site. while they can't say for certain that the well would go dry, they agree that the o'doveros are right to be worried. >> has gtac com

clothing that means instead of lying more clothing which uses a lot of resources and emits a lot of opal warming gases more people are sharing viewer or if people are airbnb sharing their existing domiciles that same admission of co2 and less resources being used. i think perfectly sustainable economy as a zero sustainable cost society. in terms of incentive economists have argued up to now if you are going to lose incentive. there's a whole generation that doesn't believe that. they are calling themselves social entrepreneurs and business the business schools around the world are producing a new generation who use their creativity their entrepreneurial skills to advance this these collaborative networks because their primary goal is not dark at capital, it's social capital. they are actually becoming as creative and entrepreneurial essays and entrepreneurial as we saw in the marketplace marketplace in the 20th century. look at how many people have freely created software new forms of entertainment videos on youtube new kinds of news blogs and it goes on and on. they have done it with th

opal it will be there is. >> how does branding, advertising, and everything that goes with the devolvedlve you ball from here on in? it has been a very big part of the tournament in a way that it never has been before. if we step forward four years, what is it going to look like? >> it takes time for people to work out actually how to use it and get the best value. it is the same as social media. they are just starting to get to grips with it now. those were finding out how to monetize it and to use the players. rinaldo has 28 million followers. there are restrictions on what you can say. as soon as you can get more brand mentions intuit, it will become -- into it, it will become incredibly effective. >> players become more of the focus. >> exactly. you see with suarez, how much of a focus they are at the moment. >> do you think fifa will be comfortable with that as this is about to be about teams and nations? >> fifa loses some clout. >> that is a good point and i think they will be very wary of it. at the end of the day, the players and the individuals are very powerful. they will be

. >> i one time was driving an opal. >> made in germany by general motors. >> and i was getting the fronter panel repairs after i wreck it. i had a wreck leaving the auto body shop in the exact same spot. i said i think you missed a spot. >> insurance company's nightmare, michael. >> thanks, dan. >> we will see you later. >>> watch those weird cravings, ladies if you are pregnant, doctors say you should only gain a certain amount of weight. why you should not pack on the pounds. i will tell you what the doctors are saying now start guessing how much weight should a pregnant woman put on over nine months. >>> team u.s.a. is making us excited. in chine at stress has become so much that the diehard fans are truly dealing with a soccer fever. >> um-hmm got fifa world cup fever? come to mcdonald's and play peel. play. olé olé. you could win exciting soccer trips, soccer themed prizes, and instant win prizes. ♪ ba da ba ba ba come have fun at sesame place with everyone's favorite furry friends. enjoy rides where you can splash... and whirl. and, play in the all-new cookie's monster land. with 5

that opal. people cannot get enough what people cannot plant even food because. somebody with the amount of money that gets spent every year in the u.s. alone you could supply the whole planet with fresh water. it hasn't rained for a year and a half pretty much this is all that's left of a huge river. if anybody dug it would have a miraculous effect he would guarantee the lives of hundreds of children over the next fifty years. so would is this while this is my first visit to africa with any of my adopted sons toys more than three of my foster kids have come with me and i'm going to start doing what they can to help more. of the i just left it so good to see my sons doing something like this. i see them falling into the trap of constant whining and moaning who yes my life is so i used to be an orphan. then he's there were times when i had nothing to eat we searched three waste contain this raid garbage bags anything we could find to eat i'll never forget this one boy's face i could see despair and helplessness in his eyes but the terrible thing is it's i just can