natural spring.maine nestlé pumps about as much water as that used by the entire agricultural sector throughout the state that's around three billion liters here and the figure is rising. back in switzerland we're at nestlé is annual press conference for us the opportunity to film inside a company. i'm interested in this latest new brand. aimed at winning over can. in developing countries. at the press conference we are offered san pellegrino and we tell water the new product carries the promising name life to your life brand for those who don't know ten years ago did not exist and it's an incredible story to go from zero to where we are today one of the top brands yes yes and one of the reasons we've been able to grow grow is we've been able to offer the consumer that you good quality water and different parts of the world and it's been very well accepted we're looking to take that asset expand to more geography more parts of the world we think the growth will in fact continue it's a profitable bran

♪ 999 springs to flush down...et flushing ) ♪ 996 springs to flush down ♪ ♪ 996 springs... ( '40s dance music playing ) oh, abe, you dance divinely. i haven't felt this relaxed and carefree since i was watch commander at pearl harbor. aw, geez, this place used to be crawling with russian subs. now, there's just four. ( bart shrieks ) sea hag! bart simpson! bart, are you crazy? you've got to get the old folks home to the old folks home. no way. they're finally having some fun. how low can i go?! ( bone cracking ) that's it. gee, bart, maybe you're right. ( beeping ) they don't even seem to care that it's medication time. medication time?! hot dog! give me! give me! give me! i want some pills! blue ones! but i've set you free. no more nap time, no more bingo. you can do whatever you want. let's play bingo. ( enthusiastic chattering ) you sunk my battleship. ( laughter ) ( sighs ) now, smithers you say you painted all your navy buddies this way? until i was discharged, sir. i don't get it, grandpa. if you guys like al

the original spring now has little water rumor has it the spring ran dry a long time ago but the names remained today poland spring is the top selling spring water in the usa for less lake a spa claim success in terms of turnout. today in the state of maine the rust free new clothes opening poland spring water the newest is this one built by nestle in kingfield one hundred twenty kilometers from the original spring. we want to pay a visit the local media spokesperson said that all she had to do was inform head office. our. power back. on the barrier stays down just like the next man told us back in the swiss restaurant. my next destination is a wildlife preserve some two hundred kilometers south of king from. here to the hydro geologists have been successful in this. but a small group of women are against next. i don't think. that over there the water. kind of. that was started. the reason i'm fighting for water preservation is we have a very large water rat or for here that we care very much about what happens to with nestle moved their way into it over three years ago without us kno

but first, i need a spring. - a spring! a spring! um... what's a spring? - woof!ry, i can tell you what any word means. "spring" means: a curly piece of wire or metal that is bouncy. "spring." now we know what it means! woof-de-doo! give your tail a wag! - see? i need a bouncy spring to make my springer-upper, but i don't have one. what am i gonna do? - wonder red to the rescue! with my wonder words basket, i can find the word "spring" for bradbury. spring is an "ing" word. i love "ing" words! it's time to rhyme! ♪ ing king ring wonder-ific you're terrific ♪ ♪ swing bring sing wonder-ific you're terrific ♪ ♪ ing! is this the word "spring"? let's read it. what letter is this? - [kids]: s! - s! and what sound does s make? - [kids]: sss. - sss. and what letter is this? - [kids]: p! - p! what sound does p make? - [kids]: puh. - puh. and now, what letter is this? - [kids]: r! - r! and what sound does r make? - [kids]: r! - r! and what sound does r make? - [kids]: rrr. - rrr. and what sound do s, p, and r make all together? - [kids]: spruh. - spruh. and this part says "

may take the spring out of the easter bunny get this here economic factors may take some of the spring out of the easter bunny's this year to make me think. that the easter bunny. i don't know about you but i'm getting the feeling that economic factors may take some spring out of the easter bunny's step this year but seriously kudos to conan o'brien for once again exposing the media repeaters look obviously this is no coincidence the question remains. where are all these news stations getting their scripts from while there are affiliate news services that supply packages and scripts to hundreds of stations around the country stations then have their anchors read the canned the story with the generic script now you might look at this and say it's just indicative of how lazy local news can be but consider the implications of this kind of reporting for one second say it wasn't an easter bunny and rather the story being mindlessly regurgitated was about a virus a terrorist attack or a report on a war casualty counts the bottom line is that people who watch the news tend to trust this infor

i'm so blessed to be a part of it. >> you gave me the spring water and i was obedient and i put the springer across my knees, and today six months later, i've never felt a pain in my knee! i am running! i'm moving in the name of- somebo was going to give i to me, and they gave it to me. if you've been going through a financial, physical, relational or spiritual drought, don't give up! your drought is about to end, and an abundance of rain is coming! god has given peter popoff a powerful miracle mixture, the same mixture that god used to break the extreme drought that plagued israel! >> i declare to you, your drought is going to end as you use your faith! move in faith! call the number on your screen and ask for your very own amazing miracle mixture and faith instructions. ta in your body! your finances! your relationships! can you hear that? it's the sound of abundance. abundant finances, abundant health, and abundantly satisfying relationships are about to rain down on you as never before. call the number on your screen to get your very own free packet of miracle mixture and end the droug

like factors like take out of the easter bunny still be sure economic factors make a kind of spring out of the easter bunny this year at the moment. i was even sure. i could only factors in maybe the spring out of the easter bunny step this year economic factors makes the ring at least with the instep this year and the factors making. the easter bunny here i cannot make take the strain out of the easter bunny debt this year economic factors may make bring out the easter bunny steph this year economic factors restrictions were you know if you survive the stuff this year i cannot factors maybe some spring out of the easter bunny stuff is here economic testers make a spring out of easter bunny stuff and here they're going to make this thing out of the easter bunny's. factors make a sudden bring out of the easter bunny if you're going to spring out of the easter bunny's to see economic factors may take to bring it out of the easter bunny get this here economic factors may take some of the spring out of the easter bunny's this is going to make. the easter bunny. i don't know you but i'm

bolt's foot is more like a superball, which hits the ground harder and springs off faster. but bolt has other advantages. at 6'5", he's taller than most of his competitors, and his strides are nearly eight inches longer. when bolt set the world record in the 100 meter dash in 2009, he took only 41 steps. his closest competitors each took 44. penn state associate professor stephen piazza. >> his stride frequency is about the same as his competitors but his stride length is about 7% longer and that is what allows him to run the 100 meters as a matter of fact he's able to. >> i want to try to run fast, and also give my-- defend my title, so that's the aim and that's my focus. >> reporter: bolt will get that chance tomorrow as he races to maintain his legacy as the world's fastest man. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, two editions of "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york. for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us. and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captione safe -- the suspe

located 30 miles north of tampa, the park sits on crystal-clear springs, and under the springs, mermaids give quite the show. "we were probably the quintessential roadside attraction, a gentleman by the name of newton perry had this idea of taking synchronized swimming underwater. and that's how the whole concept of the week wachee mermaids began." it began in 1947, and by the 60s, when visitors flockedto florida for beaches and sunshine, weeki wachee mermaids performed for nearly a million visitors every year. but soon after , attendance took a deep dive. in the early 70s, mickey mouse became more popular than mermaids and tourists stayed put in orlando. weeki wachee shuffled owners and eventually fell into disrepair. early in the last decade attendance averaged only 160,000 per year. but today, mermaids have something to smile about. more and more visitors are discovering weeki wachee every year, and for that, the park has the state of florida to thank. in 2007 when investors didn't want to sink any more money into the attraction, the state stepped in i to save weeki wachee's tails. to

is this the end of the arab spring? there. >>> and this is not your typical sports car, going from zero to 60 in seconds. and it may even be the safest car in america. we hit the road with the man on a mission to change the way we drive forever. >>> and come under fire. >>> stand down now! >> how a brave mother stopped the gunman, just the latest heroic woman to diffuse the violent situation. keep it right here, america. "nightline" is back in just 60 >>> this time, it appears deadly chemical weapons were used. potentially one of the worst war atroc atrocities in recent memory. our chief global correspondent martha raddatz was there. as a note to our viewers, this report includes a very disturbing and graphic image. >> reporter: the bodies sprawled across clinic floors, many of the victims children and even infants. others fighting for life, rescue crews trying to help them. victims frantically trying to get air, their bodies showing no other signs of injuries. no blood. >> the convulsions, we see a number of people, ba

that's where we begin tonight just west of colorado springs with nbc's leanne greg. leanne, residents say it hit without warning? >> reporter: kate, and as you can see, the cleanup is now under way, but within the last 24 hours, a wall of water hit this town surging more than 12 feet above the creek bed, sending visitors and residents scrambling for higher ground. more than an inch of rain turned this road sbooi a raging river rushing 25 to 30 miles an hour. >> oh, god. >> reporter: torrential downpours hit the area west of colorado springs late friday. causing flash floods and triggers mudslides. sweeping away cars and homes in the tourist town of manitou springs. >> i have concerning news to shart. >> reporter: reports of one dead and three people still missing. >> doing the best to get the city cleaned up so we can get back to business as usual. >> reporter: an other than of a local restaurant said the storm hit during business hours. >> it was very, very scary mip staff had to evacuate. the customers to the east side of the restaurant, and there were still plates

served as a pollute for muslim states which otherwise had little in common and now that the arab spring dispelled the illusion of arab a muslim community where doesn't believe the israeli palestinian issue well to discuss that i'm now doing by god a car me a palestinian all star and academic dr carmen thank you very much for your time now i know that you've been very vocal in artsy collating that what was done to the palestinians and what is still being done to the palestinians is a crime and i totally agree with you on that issue but i also think that this enormous crime has also become politically expedient to many countries. especially in the arab world some arab states politicize this issue not only do you support the palestinian cause but even more so to advance their own political goals would you agree with that yeah i mean the scene is you know we have to differentiate when seeking about this between the governments of these arab states and their people and they're two different things the government it's quite true did make use of the palestine tragedy for their own political en

from untouched nature direct to the downtown apartments poland spring has become the top selling springwith its population of eight million new york is the biggest beverage market on the american east coast. every year in the usa alone the beverage industry uses up more than eight hundred cells and tons of plastic. around to find that bottles in the u.s. end up as garbage along roadsides in the city. the shelves in the shopping center as of today are piled high with the garbage of tomorrow. new yorkers drink bottled water when they have access to the cleanest best water in the world it comes from the catskills it is the cleanest safest water you could possibly drink it's just marketing it suddenly became cool and they connected it to health and they even told us we needed a classes a day which by the way is not true and they and they told us that we had to always have it on our little hydrating tool that we had to have it on us at all times so i talk to kids now and they'll say ok i'm trying to understand what you're saying but . how would i get from my house to my school without water

arab spring is demonstrably worst. what chances do multi-faith societies have under politically we speak to a woman of arabia a princess of the east. our guest today is her well highness saudi princess best not been saudi activist a writer and a businesswoman and she joins us live from london your world and it's great to have you on our show today thank you it's nice to be on your show on the russian t.v. for the first time so was that for the latest news we're witnessing a coup in egypt where military have taken power but how do the population and that's millions are celebrating is just really a military coup or the victory of the people now i think it's actually both. the victory of the people is the victory of the army itself because maybe it's very foreign to other people to know that the army and egypt has for so long protected the people and it has been you know sworn on protecting the people rather than the government so it's not actually something unusual for the army. to buy by the people. and since mostly has

a fountain of hope that's run dry later we look out the roots of the arab spring that flourished on the promise of democracy but which is failing to bring the stability and prosperity many die for. this is r.t. live from moscow with me marina joshie kurds who tried to report attacks by radical islamists in syria are in danger of being abducted or tailed and that's what an eyewitness to an assault has told r.t. the kurdish minority in northeastern syria has reportedly been enjoying horrific attacks by al-qaeda linked groups for around three weeks now a correspondent in the region arena who brings you what's come to light so far. our ticket is getting new details horrifying details from the eyewitnesses who happened to be in the area those details are extremely hard to come by because of the essential information and physical blockade which has been put up against the rest of the world by the extremists who are permeating the kurdish areas and towns in the northeastern syrian provinces now we do get to manage to speak to some of the eyewitnesses for what is happening in this region we hea

and perhaps even the start of the end of the arab spring and a reemergence of the strong men who have ruled these lands for millennia. it is a stunning turn of events. in just weeks, mubarak considered for release, the elected president, mohamed morsi, detained. the head of the muslim brotherhood arrested overnight. a new general in charge. if egypt, the biggest arab country, turns on the arab spring, so may other countries in the middle east. for americans living in cairo like byron skaggs' family, the last few weeks have been a wild ride. the u.s. embassy told americans to leave egypt, but byron, a public relations consultant, decided with his family against it. >> we're careful. we're definitely careful, but we're not afraid. >> reporter: mostly now they stay at home, playing cards and computer games to ride out the clashes and curfews. and on the question of aid to egypt, lester, while the obama administration says some of it is under review, saudi arabia, which is a big backer of egypt's military-led government, says it will compensate for any cuts from washington. >> richard eng

you're familiar with the solar tells us from the begiing 3 the year the hebrew year began at the springquinox entity letter 14 days andhat a evening which is the begning of the next day as far as the hebrews wereoncerned the 1kth in other words would be the passover you can read out th leviticus chapter 23 vse five easter is recorded one timeinhe new testament the book of ts is @@ a bad translation the word @ that is trslated from this pasclwhich is passover easter is a pan spring festival filled with reproducon quick like a bbit's role me easr eg in theross looit up in your webster's dictionary college edition seveh edition or earlier military easter is a spring pagan holiy person calornia i is the antichrist i want to be a witness for christ but how do i do this he ll be in jerusalem i will be in california and i don't have the money to go to jerusalem well i grantee you he what you there he wilarrange for transportation and you know what i don't think it' be on one of the major airlines that were off the air with how will aitss for him will be over television they going to ship me ov

, and they were also forms of media by which people could communicate to explain the arab spring. >>and so, in that sense, the global village that mcluhan talked about was able to create a kind of consciousness of some of those political feelings. there's no doubt that social media was able to create an alternative conversation outside of the official channels of communication, the traditional mass media. >> another strange effect of this... electric environment... is the total absence of secrecy. no form of secrecy is possible at electric speed. at electric speed, everything becomes x-ray. with the end of secrecy goes the end of monopolies of knowledge - there can no longer be a monopoly of knowledge in learning, education... or in power. >> the wikileaks example actually quite good to understand the decline of the monopoly of knowledge; and in the age of electronic media, or in the age of the social media, we can actually access the information by ourselves and the resources are not really limited and not mainly collated by the government or corporate media industries. so wikileaks

a mom in palm springs and sister in nashville.aking a live look here, foggy conditions, foggy conditions. that's all we have to worry about here in the bay area. nonetheless, you know how that fog works. it drifts around. it's hard to tell when you'd lootds visibility. sometimes you can litz just like that. keep in mind we have a dangerous drive this morning. we want to start with this live picture here. this, of course, is sunol where we're getting little blue within those laird stratus clouds. today is going to be a cooler-than-average day. we have flight delays out of sfo. check here out of the northeast. delays out of new york city already popping up. we have this area of low pressure sitting an spinning offshore. 's going to get a push inland as we head throughout the day today. that means high pressure will build back in and warm us up very gradually. this morning temperatures are pretty mild to start, 58 in gilroy, 61 in san jose, 59 in san mateo. so you probably don't need a jacket. if you're going to be outside waiting fo

. >>> man, silver spring couples tipped off when they went to see the new movie the butler. they say security was beefed up. >> the couple said the audience seeing the movie was primarily african-american which they suspect had something to do with the extra police. many vented their frustration on twit ear date night for this silver spring couple, saturday night 8 p.m. showing of the butler but they said it was the security who caught them off guard. plain clothes police officers both inside and outside the theater. >> they had what i thought were bulletproof vests, side arms, a badge sewn into their shirt. they looked serious. >> i've traveled the world. this is the first time i've ever seen anything like this. >> the cast of a long time butler is primarily african-american. the couple said the audience was mostly african-americans. >> there were rumblings among the crud of being profiled at the movies. they must have thought this would be a rowdy crowd. >> flours, a -- flowers, a labor organizer, took it to twitter. many had heard of the extra security here. >> oh, i don'

and perhaps even the start of the end of the arab spring and a reemergence of the strong men who have ruled these lands for millennia. it is a stunning turn of events. in just weeks, mubarak considered for release, the elected president, mohamed morsi, detained. the head of the muslim brotherhood arrested overnight. a new general in charge. if egypt, the biggest arab country, turns on the arab spring, so may other countries in the middle east. for americans living in cairo like byron skaggs' family, the last few weeks have been a wild ride. the u.s. embassy told americans to leave egypt, but byron, a public relations consultant, decided with his family against it. >> we're careful. we're definitely careful, but we're not afraid. >> reporter: mostly now they stay at home, playing cards and computer games to ride out the clashes and curfews. and on the question of aid to egypt, lester, while the obama administration says some of it is under review, saudi arabia, which is a big backer of egypt's military-led government, says it will compensate for any cuts from washington. >> richard eng

gap is proving to be a difficult task there's not a public storm brewing over the wind turbines springing up all over the country to meet the policy shortfall arches that people of all find out why they're so unpopular. germany's wind farms are spinning out of control that's according to a new generation of don quixote's who feel hung onto dry by a lack of regulation on where windmills can be placed yes raffles it's turned into a nightmare for us we came here fourteen years ago and there were just two small wind turbines two years later the reform team since then another sixteen have gone up we moved here for tranquility and they have taken man away from us one of the main problems for people living in this area is the she assignees of the new to bind that overshadow their homes. of going to have been shot from march until the end of july we have a constant flickering in our kitchens it's very unpleasant you don't even want to breakfast there germany has plans to increase the amount of energy drawn from the wind almost three fold over the coming years modern wind turbines are around two h

spring valley and another one. their headquarters were at crystal springs. that was actually the ceo. he wanted to build his house. their stuff was held outside of the city. after the 06 earthquake, one of the reports by the city was, all the fire hydrants were tied to spring valley. the city said this is crazy. they actually put in a second war supply and municipalized. all the records were transferred to the water department, they are at 1155 market and they are all the way back to 1868. it will be $0.37 to hook up with your water >> also on your question, the cost in having a structural engineer take a look at your building is a very, very small percentage of the building's value. i think whether we have a large condominium, your building is static and the type of soil you're silting on and certain types of deterioration, and once you have that inspection done, you will sleep much better and make rational decisions on how you want to priorityize. >> i totally agree with you, the plans are part of the history. would i be able to get them? >> they have the

to speak out against the how king noisy neighbors coming up the scandal over giant wind turbines springing up in people's backyards keeping them awake at night that's just after the break. world. records technology innovation all the years developments around russia we're going to the future of harvard. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the p.r.p. interviews intriguing story to tell you. the arabic to find out more visit our big don't know it's called. saying with us on our team a secret a register of more than sixty thousand sex offenders is maintained by police in england and wales to protect people especially children from abuse but dozens have been taken off that list and critics are concerned that this is putting communities at risk as out hi

in two thousand and one the saudis were horrified by the beginning of the arab spring in neighboring bahrain so they bribe their own subjects number one number two this stick is against the shiite minority roughly ten percent of saudi arabia who lives in the eastern province that's where most of the oil is by the way they don't want to bring down the house of sal that essentially they want more participation of the judiciary not answering to religious powers in basically more democratic freedoms this is not going to happen in saudi arabia period nor in the other g.c.c. go for cooperation council petro monarchies as well so it's an enormous a paw kristie they say to the americans and they sell the war that they are intervening in syria for a more democratic syria post assad and inside saudi arabia it's the sunni shiite divide and they go against ten percent of their own population. well germany has come under fierce criticism over its arms sales to saudi arabia and other gulf countries with poor human rights records billions weapons exports to the gulf monarchies have almost tripled i

to speak out against the whole king noisy neighbors coming up scandal john the wind turbines the springing up in people's backyards keeping them awake at night that's often the break. technology innovation all the developments around. the future. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard bargain is a big picture. speak your language anything about the war not a day in. the news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little turn it into angles stories. here. altie spanish find out more visit actuality. thanks for staying with us here on r.t. a secret register of more than sixty thousand sex offender this is maintained by police in england and wales to protect people especially children from abuse but dozens are being taken off that list and critics are concerned this is putting communities at risk as r.t.s. playboy reports a failure to protect vulnerable youngsters can

sources with knowledge of the probe told us the air springs somehow deflated. the manager of a garage that services limousines emplained what likely happened when the balloons failed. >> these are air springs. so in other words they carry weight on the car. when one ruptured the whole car drops down. so the car with the weight bounced down too hardenedded up hitting the gas tank in this spot, here. might have hit the gas tank then, you can see when hitting the ground creates a spark. >> the spark likely ignited the fire. one chp discovered what caused this fire the agency began an investigation to see if anyone was negligent. they focused on the driver. sources tell us the chp decided there was no evidence to press criminal charges against the two men. then suddenly brown's estranged wife sate two argued on his cell phone before the fire as he was driving. >> i'm sure he could have saved them. you know? >> hernandez broen brown charged her husband was not paying attention. her interview surfaced investigators renud a probe of fwroun see if it was too distracted

officers discovered the dog in the spring town area on monday morning. he was wearing this leather collar with "rocky" on it. if you have information about thing do or the owner, call animal control. >> you will have new nfl security policy in affect limiting the size and type of bags you can bring into the stadium. fans can if longer bring backpacks or large bags. the new measures are response to the boston marathon bombing and the only bags allowed are clear plastic or vinyl the official 49ers steam bags from now on, bags can be no bigger than 12 board of board of by six. you can turn in guns for cash, to reduce violence in the unable. similar gun buyback evens have taken place an the bay area. the supervisor who represents the mission is donating $75,000 from his discretionary fund to pay for the buy back in the parking lot of the u.s. bank at 22nd street from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., $100 for most guns and $200 for assault rifles. >> a massive wildfire is out-of-control burning and we will take you to see the damage and what the homeowners are faci

it was rupture of air springs like this wuchbl we have now learn that had the chp wrapped up it's review. sources with knowledge of the investigation tell us their conclusion no criminal charges will be filed against anyone. the chp wanted to see if anyone was criminally negligent. they focused on the driver and the owner of the company. sources tell us at the end of july the chp decide there'd was no evidence to press criminal charges against the two men, then, suddenly brown's eflt straifrked wife, rachel hernandez brown said the two argued on his cell phone before the fire as he was driving. >> i'm sure cohave saved them. you know? he was too busy on the phone. >> hernandez brown charged her husband was playing music to loudly and not paying attention. investigators renewed their probe of brown. sources tell abc 7 news the chp reviewed a cell phone record determining that he had not been on the phone with his wife during the fire and that interest there was no other evidence to charge him criminally. the confusion -- conclusion sthait was the result of a failure. the stretch limousine