researchers at stamford university have built a mobile phone battery that can be recharged in under aute using aluminium to substitute for lithium >>> a new generation of batteries is horizon, researchers at stamford say the battery can be recharged in less than a mftenlt instead of lithium it uses graphite. it is flexible enough to be folded. it lasts longer than lithium. >> it has a long cycle life. it has no decay over hundreds of thousands of cycles. >> because it can only carry half the voltage, don't expect to see it on the market soon. an israeli company says the phone battery will be available this year. it can power a phone from 0 to full capacity in 30 seconds. the quest for a better battery follows inventors whose work introduced the electric light bulb filament. battery workers are trying to work out what is the material the anode, the cathode, and the juice in the middle giving the best and safest performance. their success could speed a breakthrough in creation of a revolutionary device the quick-charging car battery >>> and if your phone or ipad is charged up. head to a

. >>> scientists at stamford university in vested in a fast-charging battery. it looks like a foil package, but it's an alum numb ion battery. chemistry professor says stamford's battery recharges in a minute and the flexibility makes it suedible for wearable devices. the meaning of the song "american pie" has been a mystery for more than 40 years. for decades singer/songwriter don mclane refused to explain the lyrics. tomorrow the lyrics and mclane's notes about the full song's meaning will go up for option. john terrett joins us now. >> it's a great song. better than that i held them in my hand. extraordinarily. they say if ut remember the '60s you weren't there. antonio mora and i don't remember them we were babies, it's a good job we have don mclane's "american pie" to explain things. he said he may explain the lyrics when the works comms up for grabs. now, here is a story of the song with a handful of things i guarantee you didn't know. >> reporter: a piece of american music history is up for sale. don maclean's lyrics from the iconicle "american pie" here

before he worked in new york he was a prosecutor in stamford, connecticut. case of a 14-year-old rapist who only did three months. it was martin cahill the first victim. whose records were sealed when he turned 17 which is why it never popr you. look, i'm sorry, sis, but we're on our way to pick him up. well, he's not at the office. he lost another witness in that food truck case. he said heped foonna take the rest of the day off. and then, he... left. sis, the-the food truck-- where...? it's-it's in monroe park, right? danny, he's was gght in the head. please be careful, for you and for him. i'll do my best, all right? i'll be in touch. not ri we gotta go. (siren wailing) moving out? this ain't my home anymore. i know you're pissed at the world. the world? try you. and ted. and that lying bitch inside. what about kyle? this ain't his fault. then why are you punishing him? 'cause if you get in this car, and you drive away that's what yooing. forget about your family. my family was a lie. not in that boy's mind. u're d you're the only father that he's ever kn

from stamford, connecticut please welcome maggie gordon!>> hi, terry. >> good to see you again maggie. >> it's nice to be back. >> this is great.

researchers at stamford say prototype batteries can be recharged in less than a minute. it uses aluminum and graphite and the thin battery is flexible enough to be folded. another advance - it lasts many times longer than lithium versions. >> it has a reasonable capacity and a long cycle life. it has no decay over hundreds or thousands of cycles. >> it can only carry half the voltage of other batteries, don't expect it on the market. an israeli company says its phone value will be available. it can power a mobile phone from 0 to full capacity in 30 seconds. it follows inventors whose painstaking work produced the electric light bulk filament. >> battery makers are trying the same thing. what is the material what is the anode, what is the cathode. what is the electro light, the juice in the middle giving the best and safest performance. >> their success could speed a breakthrough in creation of a revolutionary device. a quick-charging car battery >>> piano playing in china is growing, with 14 million estimated to learn the incident. as the industry shrinks, china is boomi

from stamford, connecticut please welcome maggie gordon! [cheers and applause] >> hi, terry. >> good to see you again maggie. >> it's nice to be back. >> this is great. >> this is pretty great, yeah.

high school to cal she was the ninth overall pick in the nba draft she would join on new york's us stamford'sthe second round pick brittany boyd cal teammate and renshaw and the grey >> gary: angelo's sharp cliffs news dunking a used to play with the harlem globetrotters and now the story around and that is very sweet stuff. he's throwing down and before we get out of here will baumgartner mr. madison baumgartner for wind in the fifth inning for to one in the 15th inning the fifth inning. then 8 in israel and out like wealthy brian van aken is royalty and i like royalty. the weather had changed >> pam: lot and is gearing up for a second roil babies will have more on that coming up after the break london is gearing up for the second royal baby ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance of the mercedes-amg gt. it's no fairytale. >> grant lodes: prince george's bidding assembling we're

researchers at stamford in california came up with a new invention. imagine a phone battery that can charge in under a minute. they say they can do that. >> the lithium ion battery came a long way since arriving on the market. the portable phone and computer owner know their short comings well. they can catch fire when overloaded and damaged. recharging can take hours. a new generation of batteries takes hours. the researchers say that their prototype can be recharged in less than a minute. instead of lithium it uses alumium. the thin battery is flexible enough to be folded. it lasts longer than lithium. >> it has a long cycle life. it has no decay over hundreds of cycles or thousands. >>> it only carries half the voltage, don't expect to see it on the market soon. an israeli company says the phone battery will be available by the end of that year. the inventors say it can power a mobile phone from zero to full capacity no 20 seconds. the quest follows inventors whose painstaking work produced the light bulb filament. >> battery workers try the same t

the only goal scored at stamford bridge. >> 11 points to be champion. football is not about if, it's not about almost. it's about automatic. when the math mattic is done it's done. we celebrate until that moment. we need victories. liverpool captain steven gerrard is set to lead the team out against aston villa in the cup final. he missed the team's last three matches because of suspension and will leave at the end of the season. the last game could be the fup final -- f.a. cup final. liverpool have to beat villa and brendan rodgers feels his captain's experience will be crucial. >> they experienced big goals and moments, and produces a great contribution to the team. as i say the most important thing is having them back. he knows wembley very well and he is someone who has a special quality. >> arsenal returns to the final after beating redding in the last four, scoring through sanchez. only for gareth to equalize. in the 105th minute sanchez capitalized to score the winner sending arsenal through. a midweek loss shaken off against porto. sebastian giv

researchers at stamford university have come up with a way to do it.num battery that will power a cell phone in one minute. it's faster and safer and cheaper. most cell phone use lithium ion batteries that can catch fire. it's still being developed but it's a great start. especially for those of us who kill our batteries on things likeerescope. >> reporter: those of you who look at the center city skyline. you'll enjoy today. if you're sick and tired of all the cloud cover and drizzle and showers. we have a nice weekend coming up. we have blue skies today and tomorrow and milder temperatures. the only downfall you see the camera shaking around a little bit be we'll have a gusty breeze this afternoon, other than that it should be enjoyable. tuesday was not that bad, we were 8 degrees above the normal high, which is 62 degrees, wednesday and thursday we were 20 degrees below normal and yesterday we were only five degrees below normal, but the high of 57 came late in the day most of the time we were stuck in the 40s and low 50s we're on the right start tr

no weapon on board and the nuclear reactor reportedly had been shut down >>> now, researchers at stamford university invented a battery that takes a minute to charge. waiting hours to a mobile phone to charm could be a thing of the past with an aluminium-based battery. the inventors say it's cleaner, safe. but it offers half the voltage of a lithium iron battery. joining me in the studio is technology journalist paul marks. how big a break through is it in in terms of batteries? >> it's promising, exciting stuff. it's early days they made a breakthrough in working out which materials - aluminium, or graphite, will produce decent power, fast charming without the risks of lithium, which anyone who looked at youtube knows smartphones and laptops bursting into flames when damaged. >> i guess the smartphone and tablet industry is looking at this. you plug it in. it's recharged. it's amazing. how long will that charge last for is the other question. >> exactly, they haven't said how much power you'll get out of it. they talk about the voltage, you get voltage from lemons. if you put zinc and co

a win due in chance to jordan morris from stamford university storing the orp. the u.s. will cohost the gold cup in july. mexico won the title 11 out of 12 times. >>> the world athletic championships are heading to the united states for the first time. the sports governing body named eugene as the host for the 2021 event. the i.a.a.f. ignoring the bidding protest saying taking the championship was unique. eugene bid for 2019, losing to doha >>> michael phelps will compete in arizona. he was suspended following a drink-driving conviction. he will compete in the busttterfly event. he looks forward to rio. >> i look forward to rejoining my team-mates next summer. leading into rio, that's something that i love as being a part of a national team and especially trailing overseas. i look forward to having that opportunity next year. >> the new orleans pelicans and the brooklyn nets secured the last two spots in the n.b.a. play-off the pelicans beating san antonio spurs 108-103 to clinch the eighth place. davis netted 31 helping new orleans reach the post seep. they'll face the

an activist told me this is one of the hottest issues in stamford to harvard. >> it's a hot issue onthe campuses and yes it's important. it's symbolic and a significant and these are some of the steps that can be made to impede the race to the precipice. how important it is like everything else it depends on people like me and you and whether we do something about it. >> i want to talk about two ships one fictional and one real, the." and moby dick and titanic. i think that it was right on this stage that years ago but was talked about urging to destroy moby dick no matter what and to take the crew down with him it was of no concern to him and what do you think about that metaphor of the nature and that he is an out-of-control kind of capitalism and when it comes to the titanic, the reforms that are offered by the forms of power are cosmetic recycled your cardboard, to wage a previous and think like that sorry to the previous drivers. [laughter] >> like any kind of model and metaphor there are some differences. you might say that hitler was in a specially towards the end of the war h

we will talk with the labor policy professor from stamford. saturday night and the fight.ere is a wall street -- playing golf with president obama. the former president of ubs americas unit and one of the president's most valuable interested wall street friends. he has a new passion, -- helping launch the commercial drone industry. he has here -- he is here, max and robert. let's talk about, first of all, the drone business. it seems like one of those technologies that is in habitable out in the future -- that is inevitable out in the future but as far as right now and commercial uses, i don't feel like drones are getting a lot of traction. robert: i'd say we are behind the eight ball although we manufacture incredible capability. we are not using them to our fullest you to where we are in the regulatory environments. the faa has put out a piece that we and others have written comments to that regulation. if you look at the commercial and industrial use of drones, it is everywhere. whether it is precision agriculture, public safety, mining power, energy, pipelines -- matt:

he didn't do it in charleston ferguson, or stamford florida.t he will go to baltimore, it's a bit of production while they are still trying to get things calmer there, but this is the president and what his philosophy is for addressing these kinds of issues that we seem to see, as he put it every week or few weeks of these confrontations that in some cases have led to violence jose. >> chris jansing, great question and a very interesting, well thought out answer i thought, yesterday by the president. thank you for being with me chris. >> thank you. >>> and that wraps up "the rundown" on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. "news nation" with tamron hall is up next. i'll see you here tomorrow. building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. (music) boys? stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. just one reason volkswagen is the #1 selling diesel car brand in america. there's some facts about seaworld we'd

part of a series at stamford university known as harry's last lecture.ake place at 7:00 tomorrow night at stanford memorial church. free tickets were made available by lottery to students, faculty and staff. for kneely 30 years she's worked to inspire people around the world. >>> the san francisco giants last night received their world series rings in a very special on field ceremony. >> 14-karat wild gold rings pay tribute to all the giants world series rings. even when they were in new york. the logo is set in 18-karat gold surrounded by 55 diamonds. world champions highlighted around both sides of the ring. and getting a wake-up call from a fan. bottom four, giants up 2-1. make that 4-1. brandon crawford flexing the bat, drilling one to deep right center. not too many homers out there. big star of the night, chris. how about a ball and beer for dessert? fan loves it -- can't quite get it out so finishes the beer with the ball in the cup. >>> oakland as in kansas city today before heading to an mime. steven got it first on the board yesterday. sam gets