"because if it was a steam burn, i don't wanna hear it was a steam burn." if it was a steam burn, that steam burn gave up what when it became water? begin with a e. energy. energy. and if that energy happened to be more than the little cells are held together, well, his hands are all blistered in third degree burn. so that's what happens. that be--when a change in state is accompanied always by an energy transfer. you go from solid to gas, gas to liquid, energy out; liquid to solid, energy out; and go liquid to gas--liquid energy in, blah, blah, blah-- it's just kinda like--air conditioners work this way. you got an air conditioner in your house, right? what's it doing? energy taking in or energy giving out? you can make it operate both ways. you can take the air conditioner-- and by the way, you'd never take your air conditioner and put it on the coffee table and turn it on, would you? that's like opening the refrigerator door on a hot day to make the room cool down. do you ever hear anyone doing that? you walk in, they get the fridge door open. "what are

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that which you can't see, that's the steam. but what does that steam do? begin with the x. - expand. - expand. and when it expands, what's it do? ben with ather c. - cools. - cools. and that's your evidence over right there. isn't that remarkable? so try this at home, huh? it's cool to the touch and that gets hotter, hotter, hotter, hotter, but up here it's relatively cool, cooler here than out here. i wonder if there's a reason for that. how many say, "well, no, there's probably no reason "for that. it's just one of those little flukes of nature"? and at's what we're gonna be talking about. what was the reason when you blew like tha it was hot and you went like that it was cool? and did you notice it was appreciably cooler doing that? that's because the air had to expand. now, we can understand that if we thi small. here's a molecule moving aund. it's gon hit its neighbors, right? sometimes it's gonna hit a neighbor and bound off with more energy. sometimes it's gonna hit a neighbor and bound with less energy. now, when does it gain and when does it lose?

the coming of the steam boat in 180 # 7 gave hope, but there were soon boats on the rivers, but no true navigation between them. the war of 1812 proved to be a three year course that the united states remained a shaky nation. british burned washington, madison escaped on horse back, the british burnedded buffalo and neighboring black rock. the pioneers of western new york fled east in terror. there was no defending the state's western flank by the effective transportation of arms and supplies. the few roads were so abominable the government spent $60 million on wartime transport like a dollar a pound for cannon balls that cost a fraction of that to produce. the cost of moving artillery from albany to the major war front on like eri more than double purchase price and transportation of material from washington to the lake was up to five times the production cost. the british block aid of american ports forced coastal shipping on primitive land routes. one supply wagon arrived in south carolina two and a half months later. nothing had changed dramatically in the decades since peace was re

we start the last hour of trading with the dow losing steam. let's take a look at some good news economy released. institute for non manufacturing index rose 5 to 55.1 in september. that is up from last month. any reading above 50 signals activity is expanding. on the jobs front private sector payrolls increased by 162,000 last month according to the payroll processing firm adp. that is higher than expected. positive news boosting stocks, the dow losing steam. volume below average even by recent standards. hewlett-packard the biggest drag on the dow hitting its lowest level in ten years after the company issued a very bleak forecast for the 2013 period due to a decrease in technology spending worldwide. oil falling well below 9500 in terms of slowing demand. the impact of china and drop in oil prices making the energy sector the worst performing sector today. oil settling down by $3.75. i am here filling in for liz claman because liz claman is in cleveland, of ohio. her old stomping ground as part of the open for business series and liz will ta

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union, the steam fitters union, it did not even accept african-americans and some others. voting for scott walker in wisconsin and the one in ohio, not realizing the public-sector -- cops and firefighters and teachers have become the new slackers and moochers who do not deserve what they are getting. there is an opportunity for democrats and people who care about social justice to say that everything we have been saying about african-americans to you, building this new republican majority, everything they have been saying, they are starting to say about white people. tavis: there are a number of ways that i can inform your question. if i had an hour, i have got a bunch of them that i would like to add, but what i do not understand, and this is not to demonize republicans, but it is a fact. we now live in the most multi racial, multi-ethnic america ever. i do not understand what they will do long term if they do not expand their base. >> it will be a real battle. if mitt romney loses, and it is too early to say that will happen, they have to double down on a strategy of tur

this is the steam room on the top of the state st. francis. -- on top of the state francis. the equipment you see painted green, that is all the original equipment from 1972. we are just now in the middle of modernizing this equipment. >> why modernize? doesn't the equipment works fine? >> it does, it is of analog and intensive, and there are some additional controls. let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator contro

first was our steaming technology. the cafe steamers in 2008 and healthy choice cafe steamers was the biggest new strproduct of t industry of that calendar year. since then the steaming platform has been well. we have introduced the bakeden tr trays. that uses smart trays which allows you to bake a product in the microwave than you would in an oven in equal qual taity. >> first, you tried to make a giant acquisition and private label. you have keyed on making the small but valuable acquisitions that are bringing things to the bottom line. you still have a great balance sheet even after the acquisitions that you have done. >> jim, we stepped back a couple of years ago and said let's have a clear roadmap. we looked in the mirror and said we need to transform this portfolio to deliver the kind of shareholder value because of that we put together a disciplined strategy to go after three pilars or growth. it is based on the fact that over the last six or seven years we have improved our capabilities across all functions. an

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little by. >> steam, doctor?> it is a similar reaction. steam can have the opposite effect sometimes because, if the blood is already returning to the nose, the steam can actually relax the blood vessels and let them flow even more freely. it depends on the person. but i think it is probably not that helpful especially if you have severe congestion. >> you can take the right cocktail of medications can do wonders. >> or the right cocktail. >> thank you for joining us. we really appreciate your time and send the bill to gwen. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. we'll talk to you again. >> we hope you got the answer you were looking for. if you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. the rolling stones. >> it is a check in with julie wright to get the latest on traffic. >> ah-choo. >> i hear you. >> we're in separate today i -- studios. how does this happen. waking up to wet pavement. eastbound on 66, we find the crew in sky fox and the accident activity approaching the

once she believed steam curled off asphalt when summer rains stopped with a prophecy. she believed this looked the way she would feel after touching a man. her body clean. and black. and right. something beautiful and painless rising up. i was talking with a friend about that idea of leaving places. and leaving places behind the title of this poem is stolen directly from this conversation in which he said there is a particular state that he would never go back to. >> that's a state i will never go back to. for doug. >> once i got over the problem of not knowing how i couldn't go back to not curbing my tires. it took a while to get past forgetting to register street cleaning hours and love, love was my handicap. though i had no permits to hang from my rear view so i collected 7 or 10 slips i had every intension to pay off except i skipped town for the summer. and returned to find the guy staying in my apartment toss them. i'll admit i was relieved not to face these expensive reminders of the girl i have been how stupid i was about life in the city. and as i finished sch

geothermal power is generated using high-temperature steam from deep underground. it is popular in volcanic countries and is a renewable form of energy that's not affected by weather. japan is estimated to have the third largest deposit of subterranean steam in the world. clean energy has been drawing more attention since the nuclear accident at the fukushima-daiichi nuclear plant last year. >>> japan's foreign minister is seeking international support for his government's stance on the senkaku islands. gemba has asked the french government to endorse japan's ownership of the islands in the east china sea. china and taiwan also claim sovereignty over the senkakus. gemba met with the french foreign minister in paris. he said history and international law showed senkakus as japanese territory. he said the japanese government nationalized the islands last month to maintain them peacefully and stably. gemba said japan's relationship with china is important. he said his government is asking china to act calmly and take a broad point of view. the ministers agree that the

military capability of our navy and because both carrier battle groups were battle ready and able to steam towards their destination in less than 24 hours. so, why were we able to respond so effectively? certainly one important reason, because the technology in our ships was the best in the world. the results are true, that the training and the spirit of our sailors was superb. and we had absolutely first-class leadership in the navy. you will hear later today from admiral gary some examples of just how impressive that leadership is. the operational readiness of the fleet was a result, first of all, of having bases all around the world. but secondly because the strong program of exercise we conducted. the exercises were not only conducted on military scenarios, but we had an extensive set of exercises involved in humanitarian response. during the time i was secretary, we had a disaster response very similar to the one they're doing here in san francisco today. we bought naval forces from the united states, from russia and japan all to honolulu where we had simulated a tsunami disaster. and

sandy doesn't seem to be losing much steam and is headed our way on a collision course steam in the northeast. an ingredient for the perfect storm. >> is really blowing up the river. it could cause a lot of problems. >> it has already claimed 29 lives, more than 10 in cuba along, including a four-month- old boy. this man says the hurricane was a very big and i have never seen anything like it in my 54 years. flooding is almost a way of life for the businesses here in old town alexandria. but this hurricane has people more concerned than usual. >> we are going to take things to storage. san bagging last time did not do much of anything. >> merchants and property owners have already put sandbags on a standby. the atomic jumping its banks -- the potomac river jumping its banks is the least of their worries. >> prepare for the worst sand bags. >> now everyone here and old town alexandria remembers a hurricane is about in 2003. many are worried this could be worse. there's a program. to pick up leaves and alexandria. it was supposed to happen on monday. now officials are telling us, do not do that

once a commanding industrial center, this sprawling city, much like the steam locomotive, saw itselfeft behind by a modern world. shenyang is the nucleus of china's northeast region, called manchuria. abundant natural resources have long made this place attractive for industry: wood, coal and iron to fuel factories, plentiful rice production to feed workers. it has been the center of china's heavy industrial activities for the past 75 years. located in liaoning province, shenyang has a population of 6.8 million. the factory district covers a full third of the total area of the city. li guoping is a geographer on the staff of the china science academy's research center. his area of study is the northeast industrial region. there are over 1,000 factories in the tiexi industrial ne, which spreads along the west side of shenyang. many state-owned enterprises have factories here. they are typical of those that made up the backbone of the sialist economy. ( speaking chinese ) translator: one of the problems facing the tiexi industrial zone at the present time is the aging of its plants and

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after entitlement typically if a large project is moving forward full steam ahead it is maybe a year or so before they pull the site permit. by that point fees are owed. it is part of the standard procedure. dbi won't issue permit unless demonstrated fees are paid. then goes to the city treasurer. in terms of -- more importantly, how the fees are allocated and distributed, like the other recently adopted plans eastern neighborhoods, market area and so forth, part of the action of adopting the plan is put this also into the framework that was established in the administrative code for those plans, which is there is an inner agency body set up by the administer code called the inner agency plan implementation committee, or ipic, made up of almost every agency. planning, reck park, dpw, mta, other library capital planning committee and so forth. they at a staff level sort of look at projections of incoming revenue for upcoming year, what is in hand, what gets sort of the city's laughing of projects in the different plan areas the city wants to undertake. makes recommendation to board of

we'll be right back. ♪ ashley: shares flying high, up more than 3% as options activity picks up steame. delta leading the airline sector followed by u.s. airways, southwest, and united continental. the airline sector good today all pointing higher. delta up 3%, u.s. airways up 2.68% in a market that's starting to lose steam just a little heading towards the end, up tripped digits today, let's send it to david and lauren. david: we have lauren filling in today. good to see you here. lauren: hi, everybody. david: way did ben bernanke say that spooked the markets? >> well, you talk about ben bernanke today, obviously, he talked about the concerns that we still have about europe and the head winds remain, talked about the fact that printing money's not causing inflation, but there's concerns about the europe, and the key factor was the market committee overestimated our growth, and we know that to be true. we were not growing as fast as they thought we were. lauren: it was a big day for tech, google with a big day. the company briefly surpassing microsoft in market caps? >> that was a big

since then, those products, the steaming platform has done really well.have recently introduced it, you just mentioned, the baked on trays. that's another packaging technology that uses smart trays, which basically allows the consumer to bake a product in the microwave in far less time than would take in the oven, with equal quality. so those kind of innovations along with moving into the desert to business on the healthy choice greek frozen yogurt have all helped strengthen that franchise. >> over the last couple years you tried to make a giant acquisition, private label. you've now keyed on making the small but very valuable acquisitions that are immediately bringing things to the bottom line. is this going to be the strategy going forward because you've still got a great balance sheet after the acquisitions you've done? >> we stepped back a couple years ago and said let's have a really clear strategic roadmap as we go forward because frankly we looked in the mirror and said we need to start to transform this portfolio so we can deliver the kind of grow

steaming was really on foreign policy and really on benghazi. i thought ryan drew a lot of blood. i think he put biden immediately on the defensive and the administration has a huge problem here a credibility problem, it could be a cover-up or falsehood problem. i think you saw that. biden was incapable of conclusively saying anything and ryan looked very strong. >> we should mention jerry bernstein is at the table. the former economic advisor. former white house political director for former president george w. bush. how do you think he did? >> i thought he did great. i haven't heard any quite say that. he had a great debate the first hour in particular. on foreign policy i totally agree with the sentiment around the table, different from keith. i thought ryan comported himself well. i will say on foreign policy i thought ryan and romney sounded very bellicose, very out for war i believe didn't think resonated with the vice president and i don't believe will resonate with the public. while he did better on foreign policy, he did considerably worse, ryan, on the economy, the fisca

no traffic on the street, below it, the steam pipes are being turned off. all of the gas lines have been, you know, made certain they aren't having gas go through them. if it land the on the sidewalk, it won't cause an explosion or fire. >> new york city mayor bloomberg says he's instructed everyone on the scene don't try to be a hero and lose a life over this. >>> here is another unusual sight, the skyline of new york is pretty dark tonight. more than 156,000 customers are without power. they had to pull the plug on 6000 homes in lower manhattan because the storm surge threatened to flood the delivery system. the utility also cut service to 140 customers in manhattan fearing that the steam pipes could explode if indicated with cold water. >>> more great video out of new york. the building in chelsea crumbled to the ground and check it out, the damage exposed four apartments to the elements and to onlookers. emergency vehicles are on the scene with the red cross. no injuries luckily were reported and it collapsed according to authorities, the debris hit a c

powering down the steam facilities will save the vast majority of that equipment. big difference than if we kept things returning running and had them get flooding. so knowing that a bad storm was coming is going to save us not just money, but allow us to get back up and running much more quickly. >> speaker quinn, thank you for calling in. i know you have a million things to do. thank you. hearing her talk about the importance of knowing it was coming and how big it was going to be and taking advantage of that advanced warning to power things down and that may be a multibillion-dollar savings, not to mention the savings of lots of lives. that makes me happy about weather satellites and the national oceanic administration and the next time somebody tells you we shouldn't invest in that or privatize that or whether satellites cost too much money, play this broadcast for them. we'll be right back. >>> a big disaster involves a ton of bad news but tonight [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help

steam. >> can you please say playoff torture? it is game 5, and they are winning! j. r. stone is live in san francisco. the top story and the fans must be going crazy. >> yes. i had even had to quiet them down. in the distance. they have been out here because it is all about the giants. listened to some of them! >> >> peeks at tavern in the san francisco is rocking. they are doing here to hel pair scr-squad at pete's tavern. >> i was one of the same person. >> i've been wearing the same outfit and [laughter] it was drenched and champagne. and even that same garrido i was eating two years ago whenever i can do to help eating the same- burritoo i'm only going to drink anchor steam. just local. that is my superstition. >> i'm going to wear this tonight. that is my strategy. >> tar balls say that i cannot know what he said. >> and i just know that he has no idea what he-said. >> we are from the michigan! >> michigan! >> and i have family out to their card they would be really upset. >> we are traders. saree detroit. >> that looks like you have a new shirt-. >> i got mine yes

powering down the steam facilities will save the vast majority of that equipment. big difference than if we had just kept things running and had them get flooded. so that long-term thinking knowing that a bad storm was coming is going to save us not just money, but allow us to get back up and running much more quickly. >> new york city council speaker christine quinn. thank you for calling in. i know you have a million things to do. thank you for being with us. hearing her talk about the importance of knowing it was coming and knowing that how big it was going to be and so, therefore, taking advantage of that advance warning to be able to power things down and that may be a multibillion dollar savings, not to mention the savings of lots of lives for new york city, want to know what that makes me happy about. that makes me happy about weather satellites and the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and the next time people say we should privatize that or weather satellites cost too much money and it's some sort of luxury, play this broad was for them. we'l

. >> reporter: with a battle cry of 30 days to victory, president obama is steaming ahead to los angeleseaking tonight at a star studded event, even though the campaign reported a mass haul of $181 million in donations for september. hollywood a listers gathering to help. >> we going to a better vision for our -- got a better vision for our country. we have a better plan for the next four years. >> reporter: while picking apart last week's debate, president obama's senior advisor says -- >> i think he was a little taken aback at the brazenness which the way romney walked away with so much of the positions which he's run, walked away with his record. >> reporter: republican vp nominee paul ryan spending time with his family in wisconsin. >> are you set with this one? >> so far. >> reporter: both campaigns preparing for the next big debate a week tuesday, which will clue foreign policy and domestic policy. and governor romney giving a foreign policy speech tomorrow in electionen ton. john roberts, fox news. >>> a chilly sunday to end the weekend. >> let's turn things over to gary for a las

in fact, maria, whatever is fueling this rally has been losing steam today.p just 72 points now as we head toward the close with the dow trading higher but not nearly as high as it was and the nasdaq is negative right now. >>> all right. we're going to focus on earnings next. will earnings derail this market? why some aren't so optimistic on what we'll be getting on the front in this quarter. >>> maria's look into the world of oracle with the company's president, mark hurd. he's making big claims that oracle will eventually run the cloud. >>> plus we'll get his take as former hewlett-packard ceo on how meg whitman is doing her job a year into her position. we're back with more in just a moment. >>> but first before we go to break, the dividend. which company's stock is the biggest lagger this year? activision blizzard, dell, or staples? the dividend pays off after the break. [ male announcer ] the first look...is only the beginning. ♪ ♪ introducing a stunning work of technology. ♪ introducing the entirely new lexus es. and the first ever es hybrid. this is th

sandy does not appear to be losing steam as she had our way.could collide with a weather system coming from the midwest. >> [inaudible] >> local beaches or about erosion. >> i like the way it is. i would hate to see it go way. >> power outages and massive flooding are in everyone's mind here at home. pepco crews expect lines in college park has sent crews to clear power lines and sores. >> my daughter is another area. my family is all around. >> with a mix of weather systems like the one we may get in the next couple of days, experts predict about $1 billion in damages. >> thanks so much. we invite everyone to stay with abc 7 news because we will have complete coverage of hurricane sandy. we will keep you updated on line as well as [indiscernible] on wjla.com. the presidential candidates are putting themselves to undecided voters in key swing states. >> met romney is making in its major economic speech in iowa. president obama has white house business to take care of this morning but will speak with several media organizations including m-tv. n

gas and steam lines in the area have been shut off to avoid any danger of fire. new york's mayor says given what else he has to be dealt with, what has to be dealt with in all of this here, feels very good about the crane's situation. >> you live close, i don't think you feel very good about it. do you? >> it's ben noted new york city is divided in two halves, one the lower with limited power and flooded roads. >> the other, upper manhattan, where downed trees and cable outages the biggest problem. >> for city residents who don't need cable tv or power for that matter it is downed trees creating a problem. this morning an unusual but adorable scene. central park, the hub of life for humans and canines alike is shut down. the entrances are barricaded. and branches litter the park. making for some sad dogs like little riley. >> our producer's dog there too. they said more than 7,000 trees down in parks across new york city. gives you an idea of the wind damage here. >> coming up -- with so many people without power. some important information. >> our senior medical

. >>> political and financialads e ecom recovery is losing steam. they want the policy mer a ean something about it. what's happening with the boj? >> it's holding its regular policy settingmein bo watchers say they could take some kind of action. they are expected to discuss moreonetary eang measureat a policyeeting nex week. it will mark the second straight month of taking such sts.li mak discuss whether to expand an asset buying program at the policy meeting next tuda the current amount i 80 trillion yen or about $1 trillion. that will include buy more exchange credit nd e central bank says the japanese economy is getting weaker due to an economic slowdown in china and other counie th bk of japan expects its goal of pushing up consumer prices by 1% cannot be achieved within two years. it's time to check on the markets. the dow jones gained afterwo days of decline. the key stock index ended .2 of a percent. we cross over to ramin who is at the tokyo stock exchange. what can you tell us at the o n open? >> reporter: consumer price index for decembe

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it was a category 3 it lost steam category 2 at 1.5 miles per hour. scraping across south florida. could have the potential for going into a tornado as it moves north up toward the bahamas and east coast of florida. watch the track. this is 5:00 a.m. we get an advisory with each track we have to be really careful. we want to make sure anywhere from the carolinas to the northeast we are prepared. we think a cold front will absorb this storm and push it back toward the northeast potentially for a land fall. it won't be a hurricane but we will see hurricane force winds from storm surge and extraordinarily gusty winds. this could be a very devastating event. i want to put that out there because we could see potentially devastating effects across areas that have millions of people. back to you patti ann and ainsley. >>> it is time now to step into the fox flight with michael camaro. we are finally getting a peek at justin timberlake and jessica beil's big day. >> good morning. they have been married less than a week. already justin timberlake and jessica b