she was packaging that can one day replace polysterene. rachelle oldmixon specialises in behaviours. i'm phil torres, i study insects in peru. that's our team. let's do some science. ♪ music ] >> hi, guy, welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres, with rochelle, kyle and lindsay. kyle, the nfl paid over three-quarters of a million to settle a lawsuit. what was it about. >> there's a focus on the concussion problem. the nfl has thousands of place, and millions of players in youth and challenge football. i went to virginia tech to look at technology to test helmets and track hits on college and youth players. let's take a look. . >>> homecoming in the heartland. this is cornhusker county. nebraska university, the epicentre of college football. >> first big win. >> along with the tradition of football - come the hits. cheer cheer >> big hits like this one in front of our cameras. no one knows how hard the hits can be better than blake lawrence. former lion backer for nebraska korn huhs kerrs. >> if -- korn huhs kerrs. if you had to bang you

the next item i want to bring to your attention is starting on packages 14 and 15. this is a renotify of the inventories that have been adapted and you adapted the sunset district and the statement. we just started working in this reporting period on a neighborhood commercial building statement and we're knuckling a survey as part of the c l g grant. the center selling mar it is largely complete the eir is underway and we'll bring it for your prevail shortly. as you know we're initiated the community outreach and the engagement on the african-american statement that's still underway. there are still several context statements through the historic preservation committee and we have a role in adapting those statements and basically certifies them to use them as a planning tool and recognize them as a preservation document and planning tool that meets requirement. we have a number of those in the pipeline. you've heard about a couple of them there's a go d historic context statement and a resident context statement and there's a eureka valley context statement we've ha

but to make matters worse formaldehyde is legal in the united states to use in food packaging and is found in some foods as a consequence of that so it might be time to start avoiding those processed foods altogether is not only is the food on healthy but it looks like the packaging is to . just. it's the good the bad in the very very from a terrace lee oddly the good sally jewel on wednesday the secretary of the interior announced the approval of two major new solar energy projects the first state line solar project will be located along with the bad a college california border and will produce enough energy to power ninety thousand homes second the silver state's solar project also be located in nevada california border area and will produce enough energy to power eighty thousand. both projects a part of the obama administration's climate action plan which the president first announced in a speech last june solar is the future good on the secretary of interior for helping us get closer to having a totally renewable energy infrastructure. the bag lady teresa is according to a new re

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i like my bag. >> the size of the package and the shape of the package make a big difference in determining profitability. what do you sell this for? >> that flavor? >> seven. >> what would you charge for the tin? >> 16.99. >> really? will you do me a favor? >> yeah. >> will you fill that? >> yeah. it's, like, a bag. >> what does this bag cost you? >> 17¢. >> what would that tin cost? >> 80¢. >> oh. >> so right around $7 is what you would retail that bag. you pulled 16 out of the air for the tin. >> i did, but i thought that tin was gonna be pretty expensive. >> that's right. where we're gonna make more money is with that perceived value. perception matters more than anything in retail. and packaging is a big part of perception. taking the popcorn from a bag that costs 17¢, and taking the same amount of contents and putting them in a tin that costs around 80¢, well, that's only a 63¢ increase in cost. but i'm able to charge $9 more. i've just increased my profit dramatically without doing much other than changing the packaging. would you buy that? >> i don't know. i mean, you know, i sell a

do we have any idea about how the package was delivered?porter: law enforcement sources telling us it wasn't put in the mailbox, the package was put in front of the house. mr. setzer went out and got the package and brought it inside. we're told a few minutes ago that the suspect, richard parker, lived with the couple's daughter inside another house on the property. so he lived right there. and we're also told he was convicted of one crime in the past in 1993. he was convicted of an arson. right now he's in jail in lieu of $1 million bond. >> joining us now is the pastor of the first church of the nazarene. he knows the family involved. i understand you were just with the children of john and marion setzer. i can't imagine what they're going through right now. how are they doing? >> thank you, john. i appreciate the opportunity to speak for them tonight. not only was i with the four adult children of john and marion, i was also with the wife and four children of richard parker. and as pastor to many of those, i want to say that they are hol

we also want to buy bottled water, the lowest environmental footprint of any packaged beverage. it has the lowest ratio of any plastic beverage. [speaker not understood] food and drug administration, but also within the state as a packaged food product which makes bottled water a safe choice for consumers. beyond that two points not in my comments, while i commend the efforts to deal with potential disaster issues, i think one of the issues that is overlooked is that if there is an instance where we cannot get bottled water to you, such as disaster such as happened with the last major earthquake in the city where bridges and roads are down, you will not be able to get access to bottled water. you will not be able to deliver it in those situations. also ask you to consider those with compromised immune system. and while i think that there are some provisions built in for this, i think that tourists and individuals who live in the city, bottled water, the cdc recommends that those with compromised immune systems drink bottled water. take any questions at this time. >> okay, thank

the again the book is "the triple package." we'll be right back. >> the tragic death of philip seymour hoffman comes as heroin makes a comeback across the united states. where the number of users has doubled since 2007. but as al jazeera reports today's epidemic looks very different than the one that affected the community in the 70's and 80's. >> you imagine heroin addicts to look like this, but the death of philip seymour hoffman shows that does not hold true. this is the face of heroin. >> you could pick up that phone and say i need your help. i was there. >> a middle class young mom of four from long island. >> it was the wonder mom drug, you know, it just gave you, like,--you didn't have pain. you were edition a lot more. >> it started ten years ago when a doctor bribed angela with vicodin for her back pain. her addiction for painkillers escalated there. >> i started noticing that i was going through my prescription very quickly. i started doctor shopping and getting a prescription for 120 pills. >> angela could no longer

not one single republican voted for the 2009 stimulus package.he facts on the economic stimulus are pretty clear. by september of 2010, 18 months fast forward to that date, economists estimated stimulus had created up to 3.6 million jobs, boosted america's annual output by $400 billion. currently what have we seen? 47 months straight of private sector job growth. the green line right here is when the stimulus package kicked in. the rest is all there. this chart tells the story. what the democrats did has not been a failure. even with all the obstruction this is the number. that's the chart. since the 2009 stimulus was passed our economy has been creating jobs. dow is currently at record highs. today it closed out, whooo, that's a hot one right there -- i remember when it was just over 12,000, everybody saying it can't go any higher. look at that. 16,027.59 today. all this progress has taken place despite john boehner and his republican obstruction and their attitude of we don't trust anybody. republicans have blocked countless job bills for 2011

that package without any problems. the package reported just before 11:00 a.m. near the mission district police station on valencia street. people nearby were told evacuate or shelter in place. the street was closed for at least an hour right before midday. no word on what was in that package or who left it. we want to get back to nbc bay area, san jose state in response to an independent report involving the three white students and the racial attack what might have been against a black roommate. mary ann, what do you have? >> reporter: that report was afternoon for both the community and students to see and essentially the report found that the university for the most part fold university procedures and policies. the report also found one reason it took so long for the alleged bullying to come to light was because the victim never reported it or indicated it was a problem. >> i find that unacceptable. >> why? >> because we've been trying to bring to it the attention of the campus for a long time for them to deny any responsibility when we've been talking about

the revisions to the boundary occurred on packages 146 and 47 and on a b d and 17 and 18. you've been provided copies of all the revised packages and asks for comments from the commissions. and in conclusion as commissioners asked to over an opinion as to whether it meets the standard and it was to be forwarded to the office of prehistoric observations. nancy golden beggar is present and has prepared a short prevention and march is here to answer questions. i'm available for any questions that concludes my presentation >> thank you. >> once you start speaking sfgovtv will subscriber to the screen. >> i'm nancy i'll spend the next few minutes covering the 2 hundred package nomination. union iron works is one of the best preserved of the shipyards. it's also one of the longest operating shipyards in the country it's 65 acres that includes number one contributing structures as well. we prepared one statement for criteria a and one for c that has 1834 to 1830 significance. and this boundary evenly cups it's maximum period of time construction 178945 and also includes irish hil

then we put in to funding packages. i will go through this very quickly, a great deal of specifics that were provided to you in terms of write ups and numbers when we introduced the board deck. i will take any questions you have but i'm not spending a lot of time on any of these. streaming the benefits emerge for e benefits. essentially as you heard our existing benefits administration module of people saw needs quit a bit of work to make it ready to go forward to e benefits. e benefits is i believe 2015. question want to implement it around that period of time some time around 2015. there is a significant amount of work for this. this is a limited duration position because it has a beginning and an end and would include training. the second is to optimize the system performance through analytics. this is to build among other things an internal data where we can use for our analytics and controllers office is interested in what we are doing. it would also allow us to bring a lot of the dashboard work in-house and us to

i know that package and turning bell has reached out to the family. i've been in touch with one of the two daughters who's the trustee for the estate and she'd like to be involved. they have a lot of information that i think would be important to the assembly and the relocation of the fountain that i think needs to be you seriously considered. i see from this beautiful document that the fountain has received some information about the relocate plan but i'm not knowing this is good enough you need to put nor detail into and thought into this assembly and storage and the reassembly of the storage. the creator is not with us so i fear when you try to reassembly this it should be an element or an amendment to what is decided today. the first name was involved they were helping their mother with the plaques in their backyards they have knowledge about what to do and the ms. sensitive part of the fountain so i strongly recommended they be utilized. i know that a lot of the rurths documents are at the stanford university and with their permission a they'll b

to see if there is an ability to loan package in the near future. we will debate in the united a tes senate hopefully smaller package of assistance that can maybe be a temporary life line. the cash but just who is going to influence ukraine. ukraine ggested if doesn't get money from the west it will have to get it from they will put leverage on the new government. >> i think that is what the i.m.f. and europe has misunderstood. instances where they negotiated there was not another offer like greece. we have to understand that we are not negotiating in a vacuum. on ia is putting an offer the table in the short term and has been more attractive because it doesn't come with strings attached. the i.m.f. will not give money ithout economic strings, the united states won't offer assistance without political strings. they have to make difficult put together a true coalition government so there are tough times for ukraine ahead. and they will have to understand new if he they want leadership in kiev it will come with difficult political choices short-term r

i don't know anybody who has a package that they have looked at and said yes, this package is just fore. so the pressure is going to come content. >> professor eric gordon, thanks as always for joining us. >> thank you. >>> the merger could affect apple's plans for a new set top box. it has been negotiating for more access of current channels. major media success depends on content, who creates it, who owns it, and who can deliver it to you the consumer. coming up, two web giants going head-to-heed by cutting out the middleman. and cash strapped families are considering the question, is it better to buy your own home or rent? those stories and more as "real money" tins. only on al jazeera america >> as you heard in the last segment. television users has huge variety. growth and digital streaming is strong among younger fewers who want more flexibility and cheaper prices than cable. condent is key. sub -- content is key. subscribers can access the same shows and movies. original content is the next battle. netflix gained more than just subscribers from "house of cards." anticipation is

there's no questioning. >> this package got us to here. this package gets us to $10 million.or you? >> this was so painful. it was almost like cutting off a limb. to be able to step bk and realize that i had to do it for the company, and then see how great it is and how much better it is? it's amazing. i get it now. people will now know eco-me instead of being, "is it bill? is it emily?" i get it. >> and i'm proud of you, robin. i'm glad that you see that this was really a transformation of robin as a leader, as much as it was a transformation about eco-me as a company. and the fire that you have in your belly is the reason that the business has been able to survive all this time. >> thank you. >> if you can just get that positive energy turned in the direction that takes us to the next level, i'm confident you'll get us there. >> well, thank you so much. i couldn't have done it without you. >> this has been a great experience at eco-me. i always focus on people, process, and product, and in this case, the people have made a real turn. jen is doing a great job at listeninand

you say merc lost its triple package: >> how did we get the triple package and how did we lose it? ism the three qualities are traditional values. america had a sense of examinationality. it was based on equality. for most of our history america was the underdog. our founders had a chip on their shoulders. it was a colony. >> they wanted to show that our sister was better, democracy was better. you just need to look at ben fraping lip's suburbs. >> i don't mean they are dropped out. it's the same country. i think it's our success. we stopped becoming the underdog. the fall of soviet union meant we were left with no rival and the self-esteem moved is accept yourself in a way. some of the striving, the need to improve yourself. you wrote that the reality, some religious groups are more success tore than others. were you concerned you would be accused of being racist as you have been? >> it never occurred to me. it's amazing you kahn just state a statement. it's in the sepsis. if you can't state an is it theistic. asian american sats 140 points, stark. if you can't state it, how will

they're working on getting the aid package. >> yes, the aid package which is now in question.he details are being ironed out right now. thank you for joining us. our news correspondent on the ground there. commerce men, let me turn to you first. you are keeping your eye very closely on what is going on. do you support and aid package? >> this is incredibly important. it is another example of the president's uncertain policies. this country was on its way to europe and joining our largest .rading partner with the disruption of democracy, the president has not stood to ensure that this president has a -- country has a stable democracy and looks to the west. putin has been playing to try to pull the company -- country in the other direction. the west needs to step up. >> as you say, there is a very precarious relationship with incidentst helped by like edward snowden come allowing him to come into moscow. if putin harbors another fugitive from justice, it will be a further problem in our relations. ukraine is in a major transition. it has a major job ahead of it. they have to do

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actually consider what it will do about an aid package until the government is formed.have to add to that all of the uncertainty that surrounds the economy, it's by no means a simple process, a lot of people forget that what a lt of this was all about initially is whether it's your up or europe that is key to the country. russia is very unhappy about how events have turned out. how it has swayed is complicated picture, insecure picture, but as far as the people here are concerned, they are relieved that there is peace after a roller coast are of emotion of tragedy, of brief, of excitement and now now you ca exhaustion. >> indeed and you can hear them sing big it. andrew immaterial ups in kiev there. >>> balance tan fighters have attacked an army base in afghanistan. killed 19 soldiers and tid napped seven others let's get the latest from bernard smith. that a going attack still not over yet, what are you hearing? >> reporter: no, the afghan security forces are telling us that the operation is still going on. by our calculations we think this about one of the largest sin

i just started increasing economic stimulus package. the obama administration has pledged three point four billion dollars toward smart grid technology. this technology will help stabilize the power grid in the end of the failure to better incorporate alternative energies and vastly improve overall efficiency. smart grid delivers electricity from suppliers to consumers using digital technology to save energy costs. since it has to be conducted by its youth centers that seize control. build on alarmingly high. it was to find tickets goes on. at approximately want to go. in eighteen eighteen sixty one he was in the sixteen piece set to double that. in response to government in reaching its end she listens to the sides keep taking serious measures against phoenix. want to create. sierra tower. he has won the senior counsel as to costs continue to be sure to buy two contracts. it lacks in specific design of the company states to get that at least she tries to get enough evidence to take a six x eps to return to the high court if they were u

they won't disclose how the package was delivered to the home or what type of package it was.he blast, we know, killed john setzer, seriously injured his wife, who remains in serious condition and also blew out many of the windows and did extensive damage inside the house. police say this appears to have been a very powerful explosive. gretchen. >> any word what possibly could be the motive in this? >> not that police are disclosing right now. we do know, along with state and local police, the fbi is involved, alcohol, tobacco and firearms as well as homeland security. we know john setzer is a retired lawyer who specialized in bankruptcy cases. his former partner says there were never any cases that resulted in any threats. by all accounts, this is a much loved couple. the husband was a pastor at a local church and years ago their 3-year-old son was killed by a dog. and ever since then, they have been counseling other families who have lost children. so far, police little to go on in this case. >> wow. what a very very sad story. thanks so much. >>> check out this bizarre scen

be s p 901 through 4 on packages 15 and 16 relate to the high rail system. this will act similarly to freeze the high-speed rail bonds and the second to identify all bonds for the eminent domain procedures and that's not sxhivenlt with federal law if you move the funding through a due diligence process through eminent domain we're recommending it to stop because it will stop the construction seethe and finally, the next we're recommending this to have caltrans who are attempting to assess an individual's property for studies and analytic progresses they have to identify themselves even though it's part of the overall package to kill the speed rail we've taken a watch position because we don't know where the author is going to go. those are the recommended positions to the matrix. i have a couple of other things on policy areas and you may have read about them the the first item i think you're aware of the attempt by the contractors allied labor to qualify a measure for the ballot that will have a imposed tax on vehicles so far local road repair. after be loo

i think we have as part of the package a side-by-side of what items we've requested that are different and what the cost of each of those options are, but we believe both through the institutional arrangement and the features that we feel are essential to the bus to perform in our environment, which is very similar to seattle, but still there are differences. >> when you use the piggyback process you do it when you're buying the exact same thing and to the extent you're talking about pay inging $109,000 more per vehicle, i'm wondering if there was consideration for doing our own process, given that the king county rfp was done in 2012. in fact, may of 2012. it's almost two years old. >> well, i think when we started this process we never anticipated to have the exact duplicate of the bus or the trolley coach between the two cities. i think there are some key features that the power source -- the type of propulsion package that we talked about, but i think the cost benefits as far as what we looked at and i think the offset for perhaps of what you're saying is the upfront engineering co

having said that, package 3 the code enforcement is a discussion that popped up in the paper there's an incredible increase and people are questioning this breaking down something think the hill people fell off the scalpel and they didn't have a license and so no permit or approval. so why is the increase with such increase with the volume of activity in building such a small one that it's personnel increased on code enforcement in package 3. so the code enforcement activity we're proposing to increase we 1.5 ftes and is that the one >> that's the one i'm referring to. >> certainly it's a small number but it represents about a 20 percent increase in the department staff. >> we're a small tight-knit team and late last year, we are increasing we'll probably double our code enforcement do you have over the next couple of years and certainly in the department is in favor of the new positions we want to be more efficient would code enforcement. it's a good discussion what the city wants and expects. are there's multiply department for example, the planning department wouldn't be involved

but they're trying to get a package together. but it will be conditional on changes and reforms here to get rid of some of the problems of corruption, so endemic. the ukraine is said to be the most corrupt country in europe. and changes have to be made if changes are coming here. coming up next on aljazeera america, safeguarding your personal information. lawmakers the answers after security breeches. and newly released video of a daring free fall miles above the earth. those stories and more when alex aljazeera america returns. welcome back to aljazeera america, i'm del walters in new york. congress is looking at your credit card data. millions of you had your information stolen over the holidays, and lisa stark is here from washington. how big of a problem is this >> reporter: last year, there were 600 security breeches and that's up a 30% increase from 2012. it affects consumers whenever they do any transaction online. and the secret service will say that the quantity, the quality and the sophistication of these scams is sophi

that's about $10 billion package. the second package which is this one, started from u.s. task force in 2009. and now this study that was published in the internal medicine coming from ucsf whether you will miss the package. and the worst from all of them is a european one between the age of 50 and 70. that's at $2.6 billion. the big question you have to ask is, what is the price of saving someone's life? the cost is about $250,000 per year. all of us are a big advocate of screening, whether it's a mammogram -- oh, of course. >> i agree where david is going with this. i think that knowledge is power. and if we do mammograms and they find a problem, women want to know. here's the data on mammograms. 89% of sensitive in early picking up bra-- there's qualitf life to consider. there's not a woman out there that wouldn't want to know they have breast cancer. it's up to the doctor, and these guidelines, by the way, i disagree with these. this is what the author says. what's the risk factor? if you have dense breasts, it is harder to follow it. follow a trend. i think every year