yeah, for my thomas the tank engines. understand what you're saying. homie, do you see anything? no. i'm sorry. it's... wait a minute. when i said you needed a software update, it was not a criticism. we found what we're looking for. the kids? sure, they could be here. who knows? (tires squealing) ooh, i love how your arms are too short and thin for your legs. just like a crocodile. (in duffman's voice): i'm feeling a strange, refreshing brew of emotions. oh, yeah. (grunts) milhouse? (in normal voice): how'd you know it was me? the top of your head has a 5:00 shadow. (gasp) your hair is growing back. tell me your secret. he's ten years old. oh, there's always a catch. is anyone here going to buy a condo? it's going to be yes, but don't rush me. and worst of all, you cast my vote. who did you vote for in the nonpartisan judicial election? williamson. no, no, no. i'm really sorry, dad, but i have to say, it was pretty cool having your life. you mean that? i'd be happy to wind up just like you. i hope you remember that when

i dressed up as thomas the tank engine. >> jimmy: here's you.er ] >> jimmy: i don't know if it's you. [ laughter ] >> i did a face transplant with a white kid that lives down the street. >> jimmy: that's so good. >> i did it really well, that's why i didn't get any grief for like the black face situation. because i was like, super accurate. >> jimmy: you really were. [ light laughter ] that was a great one, yeah. one-armed white boy. >> that's not me. we have a real photo of me. this is me from last year, actually. this is me last year. >> jimmy: this is you last year. [ laughter ] >> that was -- i was 29 years old then. look how old i look now. [ light laughter ] that's one year. 30 years old. 29. >> jimmy: -- what a cute kid. oh, my god. i love your pumpkin, "steve says hi." [ laughter ] that's such a generic halloween costume. it's like, "what are you?" everything. "i'm the holiday." i am the holiday halloween for halloween. >> the next year, i was christmas, it was really cool. >> jimmy: you just do different holidays. it reminds me of -- sp

the engineers found the control system of the holding tank was sending out two contradictory signals about whether it could contain more water or not. the engineers plan to suspend operations for three days from saturday to check the system and make any adjustments. an estimated 400 tons of groundwater is seeping into the damaged facilities at the plant every day, and is becoming contaminated. >>> representatives of governments around the world have laid the groundwork for the next u.n. talks on climate change. they're preparing to try to hammer out a new framework for cuts in greenhouse gas emissions. leaders will gather in warsaw next month for the 19th united nations framework convention on climate change. officials from 40 governments held two days of talks in preparation. they focused on the challenge of creating a framework to kill the protocol when it expires in 2020. the current rules only require industrialized nations to cut their greenhouse emissions. they'll encourage leaders of industrialized and developing countries to discuss how they should all be treated. >> translato

the jets have full engines and full tanks of fuel. those are the top headlines. "biz asia america" continues right now. >> welcome back. i am phillip yin. >> let's take a look at some of our other top headlines. china is the world's largest oil importer, passing the united states. the countries growing economy and strong auto sales. apple may be in trouble, especially when it comes to pc sales. apple fell 11% in the third quarter. apple is the only company in the top five pc makers whose shipments fell. cuba's government is allowed state-run tourism to do business with the private sector. let's check back in with phillip yin at the imf. >> what a day it has been. this potential debt deal that everybody has been waiting for, well prices are higher, stocks are higher. there is a sense of guarded optimism. the imf has issued urgent warnings that this deal regarding the debt ceiling must get done to prevent another global crisis. tracy is back with me. you have been talking to delegates. >> both the imf issued stern warnings that the debt ceiling must be raised. the

they discovered salt and chemicals had been eroding these tanks, leaving small holes. the engineers began a trial run of another a.l.p.s. operational line about a month ago. they plan to test the remaining one in mid-november. plant managers wanted the system to be fully running by last month, but the repeated malfunctions and suspensions has forced them to change that to next year. they want to build three more operational lines for a.l.p.s. in 2014 and use government aid to set up a facility capable of decontaminating more radioactive water. tepco plans to finish cleaning up all of its stored wastewater by march 2015. about 440,000 tons of radioactive water is being stored at fukushima daiichi. >>> the president of tepco has been facing tough questions about how the utility is dealing with the nuclear crisis. naomi hirose met with the chairman of the nuclear regulation authority, shunichi tanaka. tanaka asked hirose how tepco managers planned to prevent more problems at fukushima daiichi following a series of radioactive water leaks. the president said he intends to send more work

tank had kor roided. more than 300 tons leaked from a container in august. some of it may have flowed into the pacific ocean. engineers dismantled the tank. they found corrosion around two bolt holes at the bottom of the tank. they believe water escaped out from gaps along the bolts. more than 300 tanks of the similar type stored water at the plant. tepco officials plans to replace them with welded tanks as soon as possible. >>> residents of a village in fukushima prefecture are nervous about a plan to burn radioactive rubbage in their town. decontamination crews have collected massive amounts of soil, vegetation and other wastes as they clean up areas around the nuclear plant. the environment ministry plans to build an incineration facility in iitate village. all 6,000 residents of the village were forced to evacuate following the march 2011 nuclear accident. they still can't move back because of high radiation levels. mayor norio kanno met with chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga in tokyo. kanno says he hopes the facility's operations will be limited to three years. he called on the government to make sure ash fr

engineers to shut it down. in june, some pretreated radioactive water leaked from the system's stainless steel tanks. salt and chemicals had eroded the containers leaving small holes. and in september, engineers halted a test run because of human error. a worker had left a rubber mat inside a tank following an inspection and the mat clogged the drain. >> tepco managers and government leaders are pinning their hopes on a.l.p.s. nhk world outlines the challenges they face. >> some of the programs with a.l.p.s. result from malfunctions. others happen because of human error. out of 3,000 people, workers every day, subcontractors. they don't have good enough communication with tepco staff. this poor communication results in mistakes. managers need to fix it urgently. right now, workers are testing the system and they say they hope to put it into full operation next year. they originally plan to start full operation last month, so they are already behind schedules. the government is helping tepco install a more sophisticated system to run in parallel. once complete, the systems together will be able to trea

the engineers found the control system of the holding tank was sending out two contradictory signals about whether it could contain more water or not. the engineers plan to suspend operations for three days from saturday to check the system and make any adjustments. an estimated 400 tons of groundwater is seeping into the damaged facilities at the plant every day, and is becoming contaminated. >>> the top official of japan's nuclear regulation authority secretariat had some harsh words for the president of tokyo electric power company. he's demanding the company move quickly to prevent contaminated water leaks at the fukushima plant. katsuhiko ikeda summoned tepco president naomi hirose to his office on friday. >> translator: you're not managing the situation at the nuclear plant properly. i'm really concerned. i'm worried that this kind of leakage may occur again. >> ikeda said he wants tepco to send personnel from other power plants to assist with the work at the fukushima plant. >> translator: i'm terribly sorry for the mistakes we have made. we mishandled the leaking wastewater, a

tank in august. tepco officials say some of it may have flowed into the sea. tepco engineers dismantled the leaky tank and found corrosion around two bolts at the bottom of the tank. they believe water leaked out from the gaps around the bolts. there are more than 300 storage tanks of a similar type at the plant. tepco officials plan to replace them with welded tanks as soon as possible. >>> delegates at an international conference are working on ways to protect the world from a toxic chemical. they want to regulate the use and trade of mercury and they've set themselves three days to development a treaty. the minimata convention is named after a city in southern japan. industrial mercury pollution in the city, many got sick and babies were born with birth defects. decades later it is harming people's health and spoil iing e environment. delegates from 140 countries and regions agreed on a draft treaty in january. the agreement will ban mercury production at new mines and starting in 2020, it will prohibit the manufacturing, export and imports of products using mercury. >>> j

>> engineers at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant have resumed testing of filtration systems after operations were suspended for half a day. they say a glitch in the control system of a holding tank caused the decontamination system to automatically shut down. an alarm went off on friday morning indicating something was wrong with the advanced liquid processing system. the engineers found the control system of the holding tank was sending out two contradictory signals about whether it could contain more water or not. they will suspend operations from saturday to check the system and make any adjustments. an estimated 400 tons of groundwater is seeping into the damaged facilities at the plant every day, and is becoming contaminated. the top official of japan's nuclear regulation authority secretary has some harsh words for the president of tokyo electric power company. he's demanding the company move quickly to prevent contaminated water leaks at the fukushima plant. tepco president said to his office on friday. >> translator: you're not managing the situation at the nuclear plant properly. i'm really concerned. i'm worried that this kind of leakage may occur again. >> ikeda said

where the air turned into juice before being pumped into large tanks -- the day spends much of going back and forth consulting with engineersthey regulate the temperature, liquid levels, and the fermentation process taking place in the containers. he is one of those responsible for the tanks. they have to keep track of millions of liters of juice, a task that would be unthinkable without the help of technology. if we did not have this technology, we would not be able to process such a large amount. technology is essential to to do this kind of work at high speed. agronomist,alified monitors the whole process in the old-fashioned way. after spending the entire day harvesting grapes, she spent the evening in the wine cellar. she says, being up close at every step as part of the term, and that it is better than pushing buttons. the next day, she is on her own again. she's putting labels on bottles that her assistance forgot. -- assistants forgot. proud of the labels that were specially designed. if you are still relatively unknown, she says, it is important that the first encounter with the product, the label, is somehow excit

and in september, engineers halted a test run because of human error. a worker had left a rubber mat inside a tank following an inspection and the mat clogged the drain. >> managers and glft leaders are pinning their hope on a.l.p.s. we outline the challenges they face. >> some of the programs with a.l.p.s. result from m malfunctions. other happen because of human error. over 3,000 people work every day to show the subcontractors they don't have good enough communication with tepco staff. this poor communication results in mistakes. they might just need to fix it. right now, workers are testing the system and they say they hope to get it in full operation by next year but they are already behind schedule. the government is helping tepco install a more sophisticated system. once that is complete, the systems together will be able to treat 1,500 tons of water every day. tritium is hydrogen in terms of physical properties. it moves easily with water so if we get tritium inside our bodies, we generally experience fluids but there's no technology for taking tritium out of water. still, the government a

once on the scene -- the 2,000-gallon tanks emptied into them, making the water viable the fire enginesnd firefighters. the water tenders can then leave to fill up again. no one was injured, and despite the fire being at a lumpberyard, very little lumber was burned two cars were destroyed and two outbuilding. another building described abc an historical bunkhouse was heavily damaged. the firefighters saved this barn. >> this is the old train depot from 1868 and the barn was built in 1870. they're on the historical registry for old historical buildings. >> this is day eight of the government shutdown. president obama is expected to begin a news conference at the white house at any moment. we're monitoring that for you. republicans and democrats accusing each other of refusing to negotiate to end the shutdown. katy? we lost her pick -- there she is. >> this morning, house speaker john boehner's office said president obama reiterated we won't negotiated on the government shutdown or raising the debt limit. the white house says the president is willing to negotiate after the threats of a go

what looks like giant kiddie pools were popped open and the tanks emptied into them, making water available in the fire engines and firefighters. they then leave to fill up again no. one was injured and despite the fire being at a lumber yard, very little lumber was burned. two cars were destroyed and another building described as an historical bunk house was damaged. firefighters did save this large barn. >> this is the old train depot. built in 1870. these are on the historical registry. they're old, historical buildings. >>> a fire took place here last summer, neighbors say people start fires in the area to stay warm. firefighters say they're still investigating what caused this fire. matt keller abc 7 news police want to talk with the owner of a car found engulfed in flames. investigators say the two-door bmw went over an enbankment then caught fire, nobody was found in the car and a search of the area including reservoir turned up nothing. the car's owner was confirm add if by the family but the car was in the reported stolen. >> bart employees could walk off the job if no contract is in place that is whe

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engineer. they regulate the temperature, liquid levels and imitation process taking place in the containers. this is one of those responsible for the tank. he and his colleagues have two take care of millions of liters of grape juice. that is a task that would be impossible without modern technology. we didn't have this technology, he says, we wouldn't be able to process such a large amount of jews. the technology is essential to do this kind of work at high speed. a qualified, agronomist, monitors the whole process the old-fashioned way. after spending the entire day harvesting grapes, she spends the evening in the wine cellar. she says being up close that every working step as part of the charm and that it is better than pushing buttons. the next day, simona adams is on her own again. she is putting labels on the bottles that her assistance forgot. assistants forgot. she is proud of the labels that was personally designed. it is still relatively unknown, she says, but you want to produce something of high quality. it is important that the first encounter with the product, the label, is somehow exciting. that way, people will easily re

engineer who still works at the plant. >> (translated): cars had been left everywhere by the wave. buildings and 5,000-ton fuel tanks were sucked out to sea. i watched them slowly sinking. >> narrator: most of the backup diesel generators needed to power the cooling systems were located in basements. they were destroyed by the tsunami waters, meaning the workers had no way of keeping the nuclear fuel from melting. >> (translated): when i heard the diesel generators were lost, i couldn't square that with reality. i was stunned. >> narrator: this is the frantically scribbled log the engineers kept on a whiteboard in the control room as the nuclear plant slid towards disaster. 1542: nuclear emergency declared. 1558: loss of water level readings. 1636: emergency core cooling system malfunction. no water can be injected. tepco turned down frontline's requests for interviews with plant workers, but put forward the managing director of its nuclear division. he acknowledged the company had never imagined that one of their nuclear plants could lose all power. >> narrator: in the 90 minutes since the tsunami, japan's governme

vehicle, but in making the vehicle function better you muck up the engine, put the wrong tires on it and pour antifreeze in the gas tankment. you are not repairing it. it may not have been a good vehicle in the first place and you may not think it couldn't drive worse, but it's the only one you've got. >> it's getting worse. there is a development in the parties and you look at a guy like chris christie, he is ahead like 33 points in his state that barack obama won by 18 points. >> 66% approval rating. the gop is suffering with the republicans outside the capital. they tell a different story and the state won by president obama by 18 points last year. chris christie currently ahead of his challenger by 33 points and has 66% approval rating in that blue state. let's look at other governors. you can go to ohio, john casic has a 54% approval rating. new mexico carried by ten points and the president carried it. a 66% approval rating. mike, is it about the republican party? these people do certain things. >> they run their government. they operate their government. >> they don't tell the bond holders they are going to buy

we invented an engine that will burn compressed natural gas or regular gasoline, liquid gasoline. we'll have to put two energy reservoirs, known as tanks one for gasoline, 3600 psi cng tank in the car. that will increase the cost of it. at the same time, it gives cleaner energy and compressed natural gas sells at about a third to half of what the equivalent btu count would be for gasoline. so, there's cost advantages. we don't think this will be a great seller in its first year. maybe 1,000 or less. simply because the infrastructure is not resident in the consumer space across this country. most cng fleets are that, either commercial, for example, waste management or federal express, where they go back to a central fueling station every night. the reason i'm here is to kind of push the industry -- the energy industry to look for more ubiquity getting natural gas at consumer stations. >> a lot of people say natural gas is the boom for the economy, we're rich in natural gas. the u.s. can become a natural gas exporter. do you believe that? what can be done to capitalize on the natural gas richness that is, in fact, part of the u.s. econom

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tank has gone up. >> several bystanders and nearby residents begin filming the flames. >> it was pretty impressive and it was noisy. you could really hear the flames. it was like a jet enginefirst responders find the propane-filled tanker truck engulfed in flames when they arrive. >> tanker full of propane and a bunch of tires and fire shooting out 30 feet on each side. this is an 8,000-gallon semitruck you see on the freeway. as far as we know, it's full of propane. >> it's only a matter of time until the truck explodes. >> it's a huge bomb. we needed to, number one, get away from the back of that propane tank. if that thing was going to blow, we were dead right there. 200 feet away. >> the noise from the pressure building inside the tanker is deafening. >> there was the hissing of the fire, just kind of started building and building and building. >> firefighters back away from the flaming tanker. >> all units evacuate to at least 10,000 feet. 10,000 feet evacuation for engine two. imminent explosion. >> we got about 200 feet of it out, and unbelievably, it got louder. it got so loud. >> before firefighters were able to get to a safe distance, the propane truck erupts int

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