bullet going towards that glass won't penetrate, but the force of it will create the inside glass to spall. so you've got this sprintering of glass -- splintering unless you have this on the inside to keep you safe. >> what ems have you got here? >> well, since we're talking about... laminated glass, let's go for -- let's start with maybe patterned glass. patterned glass -- almost all of it starts off as eneeled glass. these are bathroom windows which you'd expect to see, but almost always it's eneeled unless it's in a shower bath or in a hazardous location. as it is, it's going to break the same way that ordinary glass does. and you just can go right on up through the spectrum. this is quarter inch plate. >> what would that typically be used for? >> well, this has got a slight tint to it. but you would -- again, you would find this on windows, oh, a lot of windows in office buildings are -- buildings downtown on montgomery, all high rises that were -- >> is plate tempered or not tempered, typically? >> plate is not tempered, unless -- >> specifically required, okay. >> so in the old days,

speeding its war drums spalled warnings and criticism in moscow president vladimir putin said washington's assessment the government would launch a chemical attack against his own people is utter nonsense sean thomas has more now on russia's reaction. moscow has been very busy this week urging the west not to intervene in the situation in syria vladimir putin spoke on the situation saying that the idea of the assad regime using chemical weapons in country is ridiculous saying the situation on the ground just does not allow for it he said that the g twenty summit this week is a good place for the global leaders to discuss the situation in syria he also called on president obama as a nobel laureate not just as a fellow head of state a winner of the nobel peace prize to consider his actions and what it would mean for military intervention and more loss of life in the country the president said of course russia is against the idea of the use of chemical weapons but in this case that the global community needed to wait for the u.n. to do its job and then present evidence to the u.n. security co

doubt that mr the overall face very much committed to building a cultural center in paris if they spall to face some difficulties at an early stage but i hope that now is kaylene to go forward speaking out by their children they should say everything is carried superbly totally see eye to eye and our stances and we see the rage of international questions how approaches are similar or even identical. in terms of key problems. today over today sarah satiate we have a pro-choice county inside a large extent we appreciate your support for. actions. in mali. i would also like to say that we spoke about drug trafficking out of the works and to share as president of here she. eight has made this priority we also discussed. opportunities to develop ration in this area and this is not the only issue russia and france stand shoulder to shoulder there is one more issue that mr lavrov has not mentioned. that's pretty perry's day decisions on climate change. you know that's. the late twenty fifteen paris will see a. comprehensive foods national conference on climate change and we have suggested that

. >> if that amount of federal had been kept in the stratosphere, we would need a spall fleet of airplanesmaybe ten, 12 airplanes so they would be constantly flying up and down. but this is something that is a few billion dollars a year. >> do you find yourself relieved, are you encouraged by this? >> i guess i'm little heartened that if there really was some catastrophic warming there might be something that we could do to relieve the suffering. i see this as sort of like in case of emergency break glass kind of thing. >> in theory, geoengineering is a last-ditch option bu but having that option is going to allow us to continue to emit greenhouse gases as we have. tinkering with nature scientists feel could have dangerous consequences. melanie is a climate science scientist. >> i think we need to be careful that the cure is not worse than disease. problem with this kind of solar radiation management is you have to keep going with it all the time. if we're continuing to emit carbon at the same time, we haven't gone to the root cause of the problem. >> because geoengineering has the potenti

those spall satellites will also be able to -- small satellites will also be able to send information back to earth. >>> more than 400 san pablo students will receive gifts to help them this year. they will each receive a package of dental and school supplies worth $65. this is the seventh give away in the bay area this year. >>> a report on healthier school lunches will be released today. the u.s. department of agriculture says about one half percent of all schools in the federally subsize r diesed school lunch -- subsidized school lunch program have decided to drop out. 5900 schools -- 500 schools say the healthier requirements are too expensive. 80% of schools say they already meet the requirements but there have been complaints from students that the less greasy food doesn't taste as good. >>> time now 6:26. a neurologist has teamed up with a hip hop legend to transform how students look at being healthy. >> put your hands up. >> you can't see pam dancing. dr. williams started a program called hip hop public health about ten years ago along with dougie fresh. first lady michele ob