tonight, a conversation with oscar-winning actor richter dreyfus. in addition to his latest film, "the lightkeepers," he aims to>n your side ♪ açby>> and by contributions to r pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: i am pleased to welcome richard dreyfuss to this program. he is the driving force behind the dreyfuss initiative. he also stars in a new film called "the lightkeepers." here is a scene from "the lightkeepers." exit it is simple enough. you just boil him in hot water until he is done. the water has to be boiling before you put him in. the water is boiling, and then you douse him. >> how do you know when he is done? >> well, when he looks done, he is done, generally speaking. >> any child could follow those instructions. >> you have to be very careful with these lobsters. that is why use the debt net. tavis: i will come back to "the lightkeepers" in just a second. it almost did notw-l8 happen, gn your being kicked out of acting class way back when. [laughter] do you want to

anyway, magnitude 6 earthquake or something to that effect, there is some sort of measure -- richter scale. great. if we were into that kind of situation, having, you know, the 553 we ended last year would fund five days. we would have to somehow or other obtain funding for our people from another source. so the controller's office looks to us to be able to cover our payroll to continue during that time, so when we end the year and add more, based on this plan, we would end at $4.3 million. that still is only 29.1 pace -- paid days. it is the payroll in little over a month and a half. that is not enough. that is the point i'm trying to make, that we need to be prepared for an unexpected type of event. >> our customers are not bringing it in right now. do you have any suggestions on how we might get that fund up? >> just so you know, we are increasing our work order with the port to do more internal plan checking for the port until the customer base does increase some, so we'll be doingmou work with the port, so that will bring in additional revenue that can be completed by current st

so let's make the assumption, today is saturday, an earthquake, magnitude 7.3 on the richter scale has struck 9.45 am this morning. the quake was on the north heyward fault and lasted 10 seconds. 45 minutes later, the city has widespread damage, fire, police and paramedics are overwhelmed by thousands of calls. nert volunteers are gathering in appropriate staging areas. your objective is to set up a command structure and prioritize the incident. what is the first incident you want to respond to and why? what is the second incident you would respond to, and why? you would continue this process until all the incidents have been addressed. and you have to always remember what's the model of the nert program? come on, everyone, let's go. do the most good for the most amount of people. those who pick priority 1, 35 people reported missing or injured. what's the goal of the nert program? let's repeat it again. do the most good for the most amount of people. so, thus, what's the second incident you would go to? 9 elderly people. this is what you have to deal with. once you dealt with people,

quake of measuring the six on the richter scale struck the peaceful cell for civic life and the value of two fears that would trigger a tsunami said local zonked running off maya grounds no injuries and safe all the reports it already there was minor damage the latest quake a day after a stronger bomb which damaged buildings. in the capital. you kind of call check on our web site hardy dot com for more on any of the stories that we've covered today don't go away they were little villages businesses all the way now with korea. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we'll do you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us our technology update on r g. hello and welcome to our business program good to have you with us russia's losses due to the force and p. five still ranging across the country could reach fifteen billion dollars earlier my colleague stephanie monday spoke to tell you a lot of

and measuring six on the richter scale has struck a peaceful south pacific island it's all done you also do is it would trigger a tsunami zone locals and tourists running for higher ground no injuries have saved all been reported over there was a minor damage to the legs as quake comes a day all for a stronger one how much building will power in the eyes of a couple of this. coming up next hour we tell you the story of divine mental design in the united states where coal companies are not only ruining nature but also driving people off their land by irresponsible mining. first cre removal called clear cut. case of sorry. the. earth remains in the street. sign that easy. sure is the valley. and. all the nation's business on the way with a short break to go away. hello and welcome to our business program good to have you with us russia's losses due to the forest and p. five. the country could reach fifteen billion dollars early and my colleague stephanie monday spoke to the tally out a lot of other bank will give us more on the impact of the closet all conditions on the economy furthermore

out some of the headlines now making news all around the world and break up measuring six on the richter scale has struck the peaceful south pacific island all but no two they fear a tsunami in the fear of locals and tourists running for higher ground no injuries have been reported although there was minus damage the latest quake comes only days after a more powerful one of magnitude seven which damage to buildings and toppled power lines in the capital. say one thousand ton service boche has been towed back out to sea off the huge waves washed it onto a show on australia's gold coast extreme weather overnight broke the fifty metre long vessel free of its moorings officials say no one was on board at the time. and kareena is here with a business news after a short break hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our g. and we

. >> when it strikes it will hit southern california as high as 7.9 on the richter scale. quake stronger causing wide spread damage, mayhem and probably death. >> there wasn't hitting los angeles but there would be a lot of shaking. a lot of shaking and we'll feel it here, too in the bay area. >> that big. >> this latest research bring nose reason for northern californiains to feel more secure. in the east bay, the fault is well overdue, and can go at any time. and san adndreas fault is the much the same as here in the north. >> remember, we had very large urge quake in 1838 that ruptured only a short segment, later broken, in 1906. we see hints of that, as well. >> so that stable ground is really just an illusion. in the broader time frame, it's never stopped moving. >> a lot of food for thought there. >> it's friday night. maybe you're renting a movie. there are vending machines offering cheap movie rentals. >> if you're not careful they can cost more than bargained for. >> there is a warning. >> if you see this one. you've probably see seen them around. those bright red

. >> [unintelligible] >> andy richter recent article about the loss of manufacturing in the u.s., and one thing he observed is that while there are firms such as intel that have sizable operations -- and we are fortunate to have a couple in oregon, there are many under firms that are designing products, but immediately set up production facilities offshore. the compromise is ability to scale up here in the u.s. and create significant manufacturing jobs here. is this an issue we are focused on? how visit it affect jobs and national security, and how we change the dynamic? >> i agree there needs to be a strong connection between the basic research, design, and development aspects, and actual production. it certainly is a challenge. the things we are beginning to see, when you look at the total manufacturing enterprise, not just labor costs, you see a tendency to reevaluate that, and divert some of that effort back to the u.s. to tie the many freshen process more closely to the customer base is serving. there is a way to go on that -- to tie the manufacturing process more closely to the

the launch was successful but on the richter 122,000 ft. which is still pretty good.nd that is a fifth place of the list of high altitude records, jacqueline? >> a big changes starting tomorrow. that fog will clear and temperatures will warm up quite a bit but not as much as mid-week. details of the warming trend or just a few moments away. >> stocks law lost stocks lost more ground with >> the battle between h-p and dealt between three parties to heating up. and dell. and analysts say is a move to send a message to investors that the company is strong and the shares are bought google as the try to purchase 3 par is a data storage company that deliver information over the internet the last offer was 2.5 billion from h-p. it was only three park at $10 per share, then it del was at $18 per share, a counteroffer from h b at $24.30 a share, and h. b. top that with a bid of $27 per share. you can see the dull matched that, and h-p came back with $30 per share. dell said over the weekend it could raise its offer but that has not happened and yet. reporter has 670 employees

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. >> [unintelligible] >> andy richter recent article about the loss of manufacturing in the u.s., and one thing he observed is that while there are firms such as intel that have sizable operations -- and we are fortunate to have a couple in oregon, there are many under firms that are designing products, but immediately set up production facilities offshore. the compromise is ability to scale up here in the u.s. and create significant manufacturing jobs here. is this an issue we are focused on? how visit it affect jobs and national security, and how we change the dynamic? >> i agree there needs to be a strong connection between the basic research, design, and development aspects, and actual production. it certainly is a challenge. the things we are beginning to see, when you look at the total manufacturing enterprise, not just labor costs, you see a tendency to reevaluate that, and divert some of that effort back to the u.s. to tie the many freshen process more closely to the customer base is serving. there is a way to go on that -- to tie the manufacturing process more closely to the