jerry said sce to ox? and cap com says sce to ox? all with question marks behind them.e voice this up to the crew. pete conrad in the voice tapes that we got after the mission onboard, he's talking to his crew members. he says, sce to ox? what the hell is that? we repeat this statement one more. well al bean -- each one of the crew members in the spacecraft had a portion of the command module that they were responsible for. and down in the fourth switch in on the lower edge of the main display panel is a switch which is signal conditioning equipment power normal auxillary. so he flips this thing down to auxiliary. all of a sudden the data is restored properly in mission control. now the controllers can get back to work. well, what we had is we had a two-minute window of opportunity, because the concern at that time was, whatever happened onboard the spacecraft may have closed the reactant valve to the fuel cells. if this occurs the fuel cells will starve from oxygen and hydrogen in about two minutes and you can't restart them so it was extremely important to get data ba

the regional problem is so bad, it astonished u.s. astronaut mike foale as he looked down from sce. even with hydroelectric power, siberians primarily burn fossil fuels. the cities in russia are coal-burning cities, and so the soot from the coal burning has spread out over the snow surrounding the city and you see this big black smudge. it's almost like someone had rubbed their finger across a photograph, but looking at i out the window. narrator: cosmonaut vladimir titov flew with foale on a space shuttle mission. he talks about a town in siberia he knows well. ( speaking russian ) translator: if you look from the air, it's one of the dirtiest towns ever. smoke is visible for hundreds of kilometers. i myself am from siberia, and i know that many people are very worried about pollution. narrator: in bratsk, pollution undermines the health of the urban population. the big factories have inadequate health and safety regulations, putting their workers at risk. the firms and inhabitants of bratsk pay special taxes for the improvement of environmental conditions, but most of this money d

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officials say fbi agents had him under close surveillance sce early december. first he told them he wanted to attack jewish synagogues in the area or a restaurant or u.s. military facilities. then he decided his target would be the capitol building, perhaps its new underground visitors center likely to be crowded with tourists on a week day afternoon. or u.s. senate office building. >> in previous cases, we've seen suspects who wanted to detonate a device, but do it from a distance. in khalifi's case, he wanted to be a martyr. >> reporter: a month ago they went to a quarry in west virginia and set off explosives in a practice run. around noon today in a parking garage near the capitol, the fbi says the undercover agents gave him a vest loaded with way what he thought were explosives and a gun which turned out to be inoperable. he was arrested as he walked toward the capitol. >> apparently his intention was to shoot capitol police outside the capitol and at the entrance, then go in and set off the vest. there are a large number of tourists there today. >> report

produced a document called break the glass scenarios and in this particular document you said forgs sce forget scenario one and two, we're in a different environment now. you outlined additional scenarios where additional liquidity requirements would be needed based on some additional scenarios. is that correct? >> sir, was that in august documented? >> this is october. it's stress scenario analysis downgrade mf global, potential impact of mf global. >> i see. the scenarios referred to in the march memo specific to sovereign risk. the break the glass scenario, albeit may have some similar numberology, i'm not sure we're talking apples and oranges yet. >> let me ask this question, did you prepare this document, the october document? >> i did not prepare that document. that was the work product of finance and treasury group. i had a senior member of my staff assist the preparation of that document. while i was at the company i actually did not see a final outcome of the document there that you're referring to. >> so they were doing a stress scenario analysis and you're the risk management

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. >>> the headliners american andy roddick who hasn't hit a tennis ball sce a hand injury suffered atuestion is, will rod's hammy hold up? >> we'll find out soon enough. i only started playing a couple days ago, but it's been okay so far. i obviously would have liked a little more time coming into san jose, which i enjoy too much. i've grown up here. i think the first time i played here i was 18 years old, and i haven't missed it much since. i think i've played it close to ten times and i have some good memories. i've won it three times. it's just a place i feel very comfortable being and i'm happy to be back. >> one other story, linsanity continues. jeremy lin had 27 points, 11 assists against the raptors, including a game-winning three-pointer with less than a second left to play. we'll have complete highlights tonight at 11:00. raj, you were cool, man, but jessica, for the first time i'm actually disappointed. i made this homemade valentine's day card for you and you didn't give me any candy, so i've been fighting back tears all day long. >> you didn't send it to me. >> i couldn't

a live report from the crime sce >>> a sunnyvale house goes up in flame. >> streets shut down in oaklandpolice investigate a shooting. a live report from the crime scene coming up. >>> good morning. it's thursday, february 23. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. it's 5:30. >>> the search is on this morning for a mother, father and two young children. a fire ripped through their sunnyvale home early this morning. gil diaz explains why firefighters have not been able to get inside the home just yet. gil, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. yeah, they haven't been able to go inside room by room searching for that family because they are waiting for a structural engineer to come out here and examine the house and to give the green light for them to go in. but they're hoping that the family is on vacation. but it's the house behind me in the 700 block of duncardine. the firefighters arrived at 1:00 and the house was engulfed in flames this morning. the battalion chief says a neighbor says the family of four lives there. now, they are missing and they haven't been able to go ins

instead of getting on to 280 in the city, get on to 101 at sces chavez and you should be fine. big deal for accidents in the east bay, northbound 880 at 23rd we still have 3 out of 4 lanes blocked northbound at 23rd avenue. southbound side seeing all of that distraction and lights causing slowing along 980 as well. 98th approaching the coliseum all the way up to 23rd into downtown we do have traffic crawling like this. if you can use 580 as an alternate this morning, i would consider that up to the bay bridge. right now it is a very tough drive and slick conditions. you'll have less time to hit those brakes so slow down, guys. >>> 6:11 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," all the rain creating a lot of snow in the sierra. we will have a live report coming up next. >>> plus an art thief arrested for stealing a picasso in san francisco is heading to prison but he might not be spending a lot of time there. we'll explain why. >>> meantime, a live look we are keeping an eye on the wet roadways for you. >>> welcome back, everyone. take a look at the rain coming down. this is u

. >> stenls el acción de ayer de europa y como el barcelona sce acercó a cuartos de final. >> regresab riel al -- juan gabriel a méxico. >> y una transformación a una fanática. >> y usted, qué le contest amp a su -- un experto nos da la respuesta correcta. >> en la música, los norteños rop antiicos. >> nosotros ya arrancamos con los motores y les traemos los ensay os y las sorpresas de este gran evento. >> todo esto y mucho más hoy en despierta américa. snendz >> muy buen día, señores. 15 de febrero del 2012, esto significa que un día es el que falta para la gran noche de premio lo nuestro. voy a decir algo. [aplausos] >> gracias, pueblo. hay que comenzar el día contagiando la alegría. buenos días. >> tiene que ver con la fecha, 15 de febrero. [gritos] [aplausos] >> compadre, ya se me había olvidado qué era eso. >> felicidades, compadre. >> el regalo que compraste. >> al final del sueldo me sobra mes. >> y a todo el público, ojo. no se pelee con su pareja. hoy es el día del año en que más parejas terminan su relación. >> ay, no. >> mucho cuidado. >> hay que no arruinar el día. >> much

he is a leader of the sce. the southern district is a leader and will continue to be. i know he is heartbroken there are a couple of meetings he does not have to attend, but that conflicted, and we could not get them together. >> he is the man. good>> the southern district is very involved with respect to statute of limitations. a lot of these investigations are ongoing. there are plenty of statutes. we have lots of tls triggered the states have tools to -- we have lots of tools. the states have lots of tools. there are different ways of getting around this, so people have been spending a lot of time, but i do not want to suggest that we were not out event -- and were not at it in 2009 through 2011 and we will continue to be at it for some time. >> in 2008 you had some statements and you alluded to earlier about the downside of created these task forces inside a highly politicized environment, and please correct me if i am wrong. you mentioned arthur andersen when you were district attorney and they were putting together the enron task force. they said the district was