. >> for the energy giants, it's worth the effort.they could make billions if the project goes ahead. the glass towers of calgary, the largest city in alberta, are home to several big oil companies. many of the executives say environmental regulation is already strict. >> we have one of the strongest regulatory systems in the world. before we ever build a project we are required to put together an integrated application that looks, not only at the recovery of the resource, but also looks at how we will protect the environment. >> that's a claim that the environmental organisation greenpeace rejects. w e visit their office in the province's capital, edmonton, about two hours away from calgary. >> the regulations are very weak and are getting weaker all the time because the industry has done a very effective campaign to gut can the environmental legislation and to gut our protection when it comes to water. in addition to that we have very poor enforcement. >> greenpeace says oil producers are rarely taken to task for destroying the envi

the american public, america's cheap energy. our largest fossil fuel resource, coal and the toxic waste it leaves behind. "america tonight"'s sarah hoye reports on a group who took on the energy giant. >> people are dropping like flies. >> vicky says this coal fired power plant is killing her people. >> those who lived closest to the plant, they all went one after the other. >> nestled down in the basin, the moapa reservation on windy days, the coal ash from the plant moves across the desert like a toxic sandstorm. >> i have to program it to collect samples every six days. >> smith sits on the tribal committee. she and others believe the plant has caused asthma, heart disease, and premature deaths, including her brother. >> he was 31 years old when he passed away. i just realize how many sick people there are, people i work with, my neighbors, the next job and the people that live next to them. so it started having a pattern to me. >> we're not seeing anything from this plant yet we are dying off, we're paying with our lives. >> i'm proud to say i am payute. and i'm proud of who i am. >> william anderson led a small band of payutes. >> the area down here is where my cousins used to

together with increasing to droll bodies were companies the crisis in ukraine offers certain benefits and opportunities for u.s. and european energy giants any disruption in supply of russian energy to europe would be good news for them among other things it would allow the companies to lobby for more. exploration licenses especially in the development of shale gas in its day and europe all under the banner of diversifying europe's energy supply in washington i'm going to shut down. now according to a founding member of a civil rights group americans for is abroad were never about taking over an energy supplies william doors says the reeling was simply to destroy the competition right in the u.s. oil energy production is made possible by massive investments in hydraulic fracturing or fracking. and that is made possible by the high price of oil that is obtained since the us invaded iraq and destroyed its. state owned oil industry the war in iraq was the best thing that ever happened for exxon mobil and chevron the biggest us oil producers it took a like ten percent of the world's oil supply off the market that's why the sanctions or the r

with increasing to droll our bodies well companies the crisis in ukraine offers certain benefits and opportunities for u.s. and european energy giants any disruption in supply of russian energy to europe would be good news for them among other things it would allow the companies to lobby for more. our exploration licenses especially in the development of shale gas in eastern europe all under the banner of diversifying europe's energy supplies in washington i'm going to check on r.t. . you know a six of the top ten nations in terms of oil reserves are in one way or another inhibited from exports in the oil in full mostly because of the u.s. actions not been as well it claims the current protests the organized by washington three of the top ten nations gulf monarchies and also close allies with the united states and bases hosting the now is the run under pressing u.s. sanctions any rug while output is only just starting to recover from the u.s. invasion but is being surprised by press insurgent and radicalism a number of russian energy firms and their bosses have also been sanctioned over ukraine in libya as in chaos after a u.s. inte

together with increasing to droll as well companies the crisis in ukraine offers certain benefits and opportunities for u.s. and european energy giants any disruption in supply of russian energy to europe would be good news for them but on the other things it would allow the companies to lobby for more. more exploration licenses especially in the development of shale gas interesting europe all under the banner of diversifying europe's energy supplies in washington i'm going to check on r.t.e. . that's for theories that u.s. intervention is a broad way taking over energy supplies that's a myth according to a founding member of the pro civil rights international action center well the i'm doris is says the real aim was simply destroying the competition will rise in the us all production is made possible by massive investment in hydraulic fracturing or fracking and that is made possible by the high price of oil that is obtained since the u.s. invaded iraq and destroyed its. state owned oil industry the war in iraq was the best thing that ever happened for exxon mobil and chevron the biggest us oil producers it took ten percent of the wo

go oh four with the siemens proposal which i know the french president's press conference in january. cities like to see a franco german energy giants. and if you have a trade off with energy in one company. and building trains in the other is going to be a lot of streamlining and a lot of layups in the likeness of the dissident offense debate i think that the federal government doesn't vary on rule of fight but it is now finding a solution in two days that we can all full weeks with one for the dump ten years ago for a permanent and governments together hadn't it and does not make the problem go away when you go to the cal can only see some trends that eurostar has a total of two to two wasn't there to buy a house to see high speed trains in the major media built by siemens all of these investments and how houses hundreds of millions opened with hundreds of millions or billions and i cannot tell you the names but i know it from people who helped on scott's help and to germany but the companies you know of any of the names and they tell me i'm a god that they don't have to see the money in in the back there today that they need don'

the sanctions themselves target individuals and a limited number of companies. they didn't go after their gas giant, for example, or the energynt itself. but the ceo. what's going to happen next? that's the question. and two cabinet ministers i interviewed, the economic development minister and also the energy minister say they have implicit understanding that the european union will not move to put sanctions on gas nor on the economy. financial sanctions going forward. there's another twist to this. they're trying to divide the united states and the european union. u.s. trade with russia, about $26 billion last year. bilateral trade with the european union, about $400 billion. with the europeans you have a lot more to lose than we would out of going after additional sanctions. cool the rhetoric and move forward from here. that all depends on the reaction after the election in ukraine. >> yes, certainly high-stakes weekend for the future of russia's economy. joining us live from the the economic forum. thanks very much for that update. >>> turn now to the search for mh-370, the bluefin sonar probe is diving back to search for

energy, selling oil and gas. most of that has been going to europe. in fact its gas sales to europe generating 80% of the revenue of the russian energy giant. ion over ukraine means friction with russia's main customer. european governments already looking to reduce depend say. if president putin can clinch the energy deal with beijing this week, russian gas could be heading to china. it's an agreement the two countries have been talking about for years but have been unable that would be good for china. it has an appetite to feed the growing economy. it would be for russia to say, you don't want our energy? that's fine. someone else will buy it. >> russians are scrambling to finalize the deal with china. they know cracks have emerged with the relationship in the west. >> we don't have it here on the bbc. this is the real story. these are real eggs. >> we have mangos last week. >> i think you can do it. >> i need a suit cleaned. go on. the hard boiled egg trick. you like that? that's it with the business. >> thanks aaron. >>> don't tell us our business coverage isn't interesting. stay with us here on bbc world news. still to come, the shiftin

energy. selling its oil and gas. most has been going to europe. in fact, the gas sales to europe generates 80% of the revenue of the russian energy giant.aine means friction with russia's main customer, european governments already looking to reduce dependen dependency. if president putin can clinch a deal with beijing this week, russian gas could be heading to china. it's an agreement the two countries have been talking about for years but unable to agree on the price. if it's signed, it would be good for china. it has an appetite to feed the growing economy. it would allow russia to turn to the west and say you don't want our energy? that's fine. we found someone else to buy it. russians have been scrambling to finalize the deal with china. they know that serious cracks have emerged in moscow's relationship with the west. >> steve with the report. >>> from eggs to sand. one artist is using her sand and a light box to make her approach to violence spreading across the country. here's her extraordinary story. >> as a person of art, i never felt weapon and war is way to to talk to each other, never. after everything happens, my message i

countries goes together with increasing to droll companies the crisis in ukraine offers certain benefits and opportunities for u.s. and european energy giants any disruption in supply of russian energy to europe would be good news for them among other things it would allow the companies to lobby for. more exploration licenses especially in the development of shale gas in this thing europe all under the banner of diversifying europe's energy supplies in washington i'm going to check on r.t. of course iraq and libya are among the world's top all produces that have been targeted by the u.s. and it's not always about military action tough sanctions were imposed on iran of course back in two thousand and twelve which half of that country's export revenues within a year not forgetting either in venezuela or president would do a recently accused washington of instigating street protests in order to get its hands on the country's all reserves currently the largest reserves in the world it must be noted plus the crisis in ukraine has already led to washington sanctioning a number of russian companies and officials threatening broader restrictions on

the stop is about energy efficiency. wal-mart is one of the reretail leaders in renewable energy. protesters say it is time for the president to to pressure the retail giant in being a leader in innovation. >> make things better for everybody. >> now marly is scheduled to work at the wal-mart after the president's visit in the afternoon she said speaking out is risky but she want political leaders to know working people are struggling. we did reach out to wal-mart for its response to worker's claims and we have not heard back. live in mountain view, n b bc b area news. >> we will continue following this story tomorrow. well be live streaming his speech at wal-mart and cover his departure from moffit field as well. we will have details about the food and drinks served. go to nbcbayarea.com. >> get the windshield wipers going. but the weather will change dramatically, just in time for mother's day weekend. >> take a lock at 24-hour rain fall totals first. what you will see is most rain at the coastline, also for the north bay, we pick up .07 of an in inch. now a storm system moving a couple hundred miles in about six hours. as that cold front continues it m

. >> : rebel is resuming its marking deal with the corporate energy giant company was one of several sors to cut ties from the team following sterling prices commons. how the money will be handled differently this time around. will says it will donate half of its partnership money to charity company also says there are related to profits will be used solely for basketball operations a syringe and dirty deal for the postseason. editors were both major mbas sponsors reaffirming the sponsorship of the team. unless on and on tuesday >> : department of agriculture to find needing at me the process a bay area slaughterhouse. now there's new allegations that all the employees at the feet corp. had in petaluma had processed how we. rancho of the corporation was binding kids are dairy cows and processing when the lead >> : cnn reports that employees will hyde the warning signs of cancer. it did so by turning off the disease part than using a fake stamp of approval approval or placing the heads of sick cows with those of healthy ones. this all stems from the start of the year when the federal t

the world. engineering giant is a leader in transportation and energy manufacturing. ory here a mainstay of the community and source of national pride. but the last decade has been a difficult one. als t.o. n was rescued from bankruptcy and is the economic crisis meant a sharp drop in orders and they are weighed down by heavy debt. two major companies are defying for their energy division which makes turbines, german seem mans and u.s. giant generally elect tick. he says he would rather see government investment. because a take over means uncertainty for employees. >> translator: the workers are skeptical asking questions about the future they know a take over affects gorges the real i weres that they have are about the future and it doesn't look very good. >> reporter: alston is in a very difficult position, many people would like to see it stay in french hands but the company just isn't viable on its own, a take over is inevitable and g.e. looks well place today do it. they have two builds on the site. but the workers here are still concerned about their jobs. the fr

the executives have supplied an energy storage system to italy's biggest power company. the city acts as a giant battery that holds electricity. it's one of the most powerful in europe. consumers in europe have been using more and more electricity from wind and solar power systems. but renewable energy sources are still vulnerable to weather conditions. executives at nec and nl say if the trial goes well, they'll introduce the system across italy. those at nec are confident they can use it in other countries as well. >>> companies that make drones in the u.s. are ready and waiting for takeoff. they're hoping government officials will soon relax the rules on the commercial use of these unmanned aircraft. it's potentially a multibillion dollar market, but some americans worry the cost to people's privacy could outweigh the benefits. nhk world has the story. . >> reporter: a recent television commercial for a japanese luxury car brand has made waves around the world. it features swarms of small drones developed by a u.s. venture firm. drones are unmanned aerial vehicles. some resembling helicopters

of dollars in energy costs and cut carbon pollution, the equivalent of taking about 80 million cars off the road. >> the president chose to unveil his energy initiatives at the retail giant walmart, the country's largest employer and a target of frequent criticism for its treatment of workers. obama's venue choice drew a protest from hundreds of people outside, including walmart workers seeking higher wages. >> the fact there workers starving and being mistreated day in and day out, we're speaking out on those issues. oni have to depend everything, every resource out there. i depend on the food pantry. i have to go to government assistance to get my utilities paid. and i work for walmart and have been there almost nine years. >> according to government figures, walmart gets just 3% of its electricity from wind and solar. in a statement a coalition of over 30 entire metal civil rights and labor groups criticized obama for speaking at walmart saying -- the new york city police department is running a program that recruits jailed muslim immigrants to act as informants. unit known as the citywide debriefing -- debriefing team confronts mostly muslim suspects after they arres

the universe. a whole mountain top has been blown apart all in our quest for those pending questions of energy and dark matter, black holes. the giant magellan telescope is approaching mirrors and cosmic energy. an incredible tool for stellar archaeology. >> it will be possible to use this telescope not only to look for planets like the earth arounder other stars but actually to get spectra of these planets and look for evidence of life in the atmospheres. >> meanwhile anna uses something a little less powerful. a hyper-sensitive stills camera. >> it's fascinating to combine my research work and the spectroscopic data that doesn't look very appealing because it's not apretty image but gives united states the real information about the cosmic images but gives us the look that the sky gives us. >> mark is on the hunt for super-novi back 4 billion years. >> we're able to see the supernova, because it took the light three billion years to get here. through these observations of supernovi, it is found that the expansion of the universe is accelerating rather than decelerating as we expected. >> more incredible pictures of a home galaxy a

the move." we talk about europe's energy giants hauling short -- falling short. semen -- --mens announces ♪ welcome back. i am francine lacqua. streamingn the move" online. here are the stocks that are on the move. we have a lot of earnings today. you know that we have heard from carlsberg. bank saidhird-largest profits at 85% in the fourth quarter. loan provisions fell from the quarter previously. le gains 3.6%. move.re companies on the that is siemens and alstrom. they are in a bidding war with ge. david tweed is that siemens headquarters. david, let us kick it up with you. siemens has announced a strategy review and you spoke with the chief executive, joe kaiser, an hour ago. what was the key take away? >> this is a huge strategy or view their undertaking. he has been working on it since august when he became the ceo. it is going to be a whole liar -- layer of bureaucracy coming out. it will be a bit for the purchase -- there is the purchase of the rolls-royce turbine business. there is a lot going on, but there is the potential alstrom bid. he did not want to

walmart employees and their supporters marched near the store where president obama praised the giant retailer for its commitment to improve solar energy. they say the issue isn't about the company tease green record. they want him to talk about the low wakes walmart pays. >> he's ignoring the fact that there are workers that are starving and being mistreated day in and day out. and we wish he was speaking out on those issues. so since that's not the topic of discussion, we're going to paycheck it the topic of discussion. >> the workers say their wages are not enough to live on, so they'll look for help to survive. >> i have to depend on everything, every resource out there. i have to depend on a food pantry, i have to go to government assistance to get my utilities paid. and i work at walmart and have been there almost nine years. >> reporter: labor groups joined the protests. >> i am tired of subsidizing walmart for their bad wages that they pay, that i have to -- that their employees work a 40-hour week and still qualify for food stamps. >> almost everyone here at this demonstration says they worked hard to get president obama elect

own citizens because they stand to make a profit from these contracts signed by the previous government u.s. energy giant chevron signed a similar deal for ten billion dollars last year but it just focusing on developing shale gas reserves in the west of ukraine but it's not just energy giants that have a stake in ukraine's reserves u.s. vice president joe biden son has just recently joined the board of directors of ukraine's largest private gas producer butties mark the company holds licenses covering the upper doing its basin in the east the younger biden isn't the only american with political ties to have recently joined duties most board divonne archer a former senior advisor to current secretary of state john kerry's two thousand and four presidential campaign and a college roommate of kerry stepson signed on in april but there's certainly no better demonstration of altruism in humanitarianism and free markets. than criticizing a country for corruption sponsoring a coup to overthrow the allegedly corrupt government and then appointing sons and friends of american officials to be on boards of compani

president obama will be at the wal-mart in mountain view this morning to highlight the retail giant as an example of energy. the speech will wrap up the two day visit to the bay area. year, he spent his time in the silicon valley raising money for the democratic national competent. >> two, the family of a nine-year-old fremont boy who says he was slapped by the teacher is planning a protest. the family members are angry the teacher has been cleared to return to work and say teacher slapped the child for getting a math problem wrong. >> three, sonoma county supervisor efren carrillo will not face formal censure. the jury acquitted we ever on a charge of peeping after an incident involving one of his neighbors. the fellow supervisors and citizens have called on him to resign at the board meeting. >> four, donald sterling'ses stranged wife wants to co-own the clippers although her husband has been banned. she hopes a new co-owner will run the l.a. clippers after fast actionen was taken after a recorded racent rent went public. >> this is moving day for the oldest black-owned bookstore, the owners of marcus bo

the highlight, the retail giant as a promotion of energy efficiency. aps up his two-day visit to the bay area. yesterday he was in the silicon valley raising money for the democratic national committee. >>> the family of a 9-year-old fremont boy who said he was slapped by a teacher is planning a protest at patterson elementary school this morning. family members are angry that the teacher is coming back to work today. >>> sick of fighting traffic? here's leyla. >> we have an accident at the toll plaza along the bay bridge if you're traveling in the west bound direction. you will find it. it's blocking one lane. the drive is still pretty slow as you come away from emeryville and get to the city on the western span. not quite as bad. fremont southbound 880, three lanes are blocked bea multicar crash there. it doesn't appear it's causing a slowing just yet. >> when we come >>> welcome back pap little built of fog at half moon bay, about a hoof mile on live doppler 7-hd. low 50s up north, the rest of us mid to upper 50s. this afternoon we'll see sunshine, b

for their children and we are looking at hunter biden on the board of the ukrainian gas producer and he has ties to chinese energy giant and energy group and what is going on here? >> this is something that you and i are in agreement on. there is an effective elite conspiracy about democrats and the publicans for the benefit of the insiders against ordinary americans and i think they are offering examples of how that comes into play. that's why there's so much anger in the countries and not just democrats. lou: democrats leading the way, finding out about the children of republican elites. >> i have to agree with doug on both accounts. we have seen in the past and now we are saying that it doesn't even pass the smell test perception and certainly doesn't look good for these contracts and i'm not privy to them. but certainly being in positions with this is not a good place to be for somebody who is related to harry reid. it is a shame that it's happened before and we've seen it happen again. and certainly there should be some oversight given to these relationships than they should have better judgment and sometimes the

this is the latest development in the ongoing battle between ge and siemens to acquire the energy and transport giant. stephan, earlier on this week, we got reports that siemens was going to make an offer as early as this week. with the latest new now, do you think that will be delayed? >> we don't know. we don't even know what type of information siemens has been requesting from alstom. alstom claims that siemens has been given access to the same nonpublic information as general electric. we are still expected the german group to make an offer for the power units of alstom. it's going to offer probably its business plus cash. also to get the french approval, siemens is now expected to hand over the wind and nuclear assets to another french company. yesterday the ceo of another company said they would be interested in the wind buyings of altom as siemens could make an offer by the end of this week. so far, general electric made a formal bid, it's offering 1 $.9 billion for the power unit of alstom. as we're talking about train scouting, the french realize its new trains which will be put in service i

the ship's bottom. this system saves up to 8% in energy costs. the company that helped develop this technology is installing it on giant transport ships. the key technological challenge was the shape of the air outlets for producing the bubbles. engineers tested seven different shapes. this is a test for a round air outlet. you can see the bubbles crashing into each other, winding upward and downward. but using an oval air outlet produced a different effect. the bubbles flow smoothly, covering the entire bottom of the ship, and reducing resistance. engineers also cut electricity consumption to a blower that supplies air to the vessel's bottom. a turbo charger improves the engine's combustion efficiency. the device delivers compressed air to the engine. and it saves on fuel by sending some of the air to the ship's bottom. >> translator: the new technology is still costly. we're trying to lower the cost while maintaining the same performance. >> reporter: competition for energy saving technology is intensifying worldwide. japanese ship builders have shown at least some ways that ultramodern technology can boost performance and save energ

change the country's attitude towards homosexuality but lord browne who was forced out of the british energy giant after he was outed for being gay warns that it could be russian roulette for those giving it the charts this go live to r.t. sarah ferguson it was all about either so a few years since lord browne of course suffered his fate in britain isn't it what does he think that this is the time to tell other countries what to do. well this is the comments that he was making calling on business leaders in britain to send a employees to russia in what he says would be a bid to change the country's attitude towards homosexuality now while of course it's quite right that issues of inequality should be tackled in whatever country it happens and i think that the comments will be viewed by many as perhaps slightly hypocritical rhetoric given brown's own history of inequality was in the business world in his own country here in the u.k. it wasn't so long ago that little brown then the head of b.p. without it and as a result of the fallout of that he eventually stood down there that was back in two thou

the deal which is hugely significant politically and economically. it's been unofficially valued at $400 billion. russia is heavily reliant on exporting its oil and gas, currently 80% of sales from energy giant gazprom are to the eu. however, tensions with europe over the crisis in ukraine has the eu looking to end its reliance on russian gas. it's believed this deal will seek gazprom supply in china with 38 billion cubic meters of gas over the next 30 years via a new eastern pipeline linking the two countries. we're joined now from shanghai. it's the last day of president putin's trip. some were suggesting this deal might not be signed. do we know any more information about what it involves, john? >> reporter: we don't have very much more detail. i'm talking to you just a few meters from where asian leaders have been meeting at a security summit. there was great expectation before this summit that this deal was going to be signed. no mention of it at all by either president xi or president putin. many people thinking that perhaps this on again, off again deal was very much off again. suddenly as the conference ended, this news that it has been signed. but what we don't know is whether this

the 28% drop on difficult economic conditions and restructuring costs. considering takeover bids and also u.s. giant general electric for its energy assets. d the german firm seimens. >>> an election comes after a deadlock over the kosovo h's national army. they want guarantees before they go ahead with a vote. >>> children who spend too much time in front of the tv screen have more than double the chance of high blood pressure. it suggests that children are encouraged to be more physically active the number of deaths from cardiovascular disease in adults may be reduced. we have been investigating. >> reporter: hooking up to a video game, a pastime many kids are happy to do. something parents conside may ca necessary evil. but many say it's not the be thing for a child's development. now the latest study from canadian scientists show sitting for hours in front of a tv screen playing games can cause hypertension in children particularly those who have at least one parent suffering from obesity. it's not necessarily that children are spending time in front of a tv or playing computer games that are harmful but it might be the amount of time

the nfl draft? the giants in the as ? stick around. we will talk about what happened. world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. that focuses on science, math, and career training for students who don't choose college. man: and that's exactly what superintendent of public education tom torlakson has been working on. woman: because every student needs the real world skills for the jobs of tomorrow. man: torlakson's career readiness initiative is helping schools expand job and technical training across the state because it makes a difference. woman: so tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for the career and technical training our students need. heels of the giants... ...a the contenders... dodger bl. >> baseball up top. we are running to mid may and the nl west is nipping at the heels of the giants. dodger blue. dusty baker is peering in. top second. buster posey blooper to right. yasiel puig took a gamble. no, si

to answer those pressing questions like the nature of dark energy and dark matter, the story of black holes and how stars and galaxies evolve. this is how the giant imagine he willan telescope will look. it's approaching $1,000,000,000 of mirrors and cosmic engineering. it will produce images 10 times sharper than the famous hubble telescope, an incredible tool for stellar archeology. >> the gmt magellan telescope is going to open up the sky for us, and it will allow certainly myself to go after really feint stars and for example, little dwarf galaxies and this southwesterlying out and about, the milky way which we have trouble observing. >> the imagine he willan chefs are hard at work. you need to be well if he had if you are going to turn star light into spectra. as t anna frebel: >> to combine my research work and the data that often looks not very appealing but gives us real information about the cosmic object with the beautiful images that that same sky gives us. . >> this is a fairly nearby galaxy. >> fellow astronomy mark phillips is on the hunt for super novae tracking back 3 or 400 billion years? >> we are able to see the super nova the

the state owns gas company. he gets all his gaffes from a russian energy giant. they have recently doubled their prices. leaders say that it is unreasonable. it like having conversations with them about price? >> it is not constructive. there are no results. >> be called six involve the aging storage facilities and ukraine's internal divisions. they have a shared soviet past. >> the fighting may be taking place in the east, but in the peaceful west of ukraine, there is an economic and political dispute will stop it is focused on gas pipelines that are crucial to europe. 112 billion cubic meters of gas. around three quarters continue on to europe. the remaining amount is used to mask that way. natural gas they earn billions forollars, but it also pays domestic gas needs. that is where higher prices will hurt. most of it is in the united states. tariffs. pay they are fixed. >> here's the problem. the ukrainian currently has fallen. when gas companies demand payment in dollars, people get squeezed. the russian prime minister said that that is not russia's problem. >> they are trying to get their debts repai

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the first family's residence. it's estimated to pay for itself in energy savings over eight years. today the president will highlight walmart during his speech because the giantetailer has committed to double the number of solar projects at u.s. stores, sam's clubs and distribution centers by the year 2020. protesters will be out here in force at this visit because they say walmart pays low wages quite in contrast to the democrats' call for raising the minimum wage. they demand the president should also call for social invasions. >> i need the president to make things better for everybody. >> that's a walmart worker who lives in her car, as i mentioned earlier and she hopes to give the president a letter today talking about her living conditions. the white house, again, insists that today is not about wages. it's about renewable energy. the president is expected to announce executive actions like building up a solar workforce and creating innovative financing for solar. now, once the security sweep is done here at this walmart, that will clear the way for the president's arrival. he's expected to start speaking at 9:55 a.m. live in mountain view, nannette mir

the world. engineering giant alstom is a leader in transportation and energy manufacturing. its factory here is a mainstay of the community and source of national pride. the last decade has been a difficult one. alstom was rescued from the brink of bankruptcy in 2004, and the economic crisis meant a sharp drop in orders. alstom is weighed down by heavy debt. two major foreign companies are vying for alstom's energy division that makes turbines. siemens and general electric, but this union representative said he'd rather see government investment in alstom because a take-over means uncertainty for employees. >> translator: workers are skeptical. there are a few questions about the future. they know in a take-over like this it affects jobs. so the real issues they have are about the future, and it doesn't look very good. >> alstom is in a very difficult position. many want it to stay in french hands, but the company isn't viable on its own. a take-over is inevitable, and ge looks well placed to do that. they have two buildings on the alstom site. the workers here are still conc

that a report in two thousand and eleven which was used to shout around the world that we're going to be this oil giant well the energy agency said the earlier estimate of recoverable oil issued in two thousand and eleven by an independent firm under contract with a big government broadly assumed by the deposits in the monterey shell formation were as easily recoverable as those found in shell formations elsewhere but the point is here was an independent contractor paid by the government so they were telling them whatever wishes and conditions they wanted to hear the story points out that the oil majors never. believe the story they knew it was bogus they knew it was fake so all the oil majors around the world knew it was fake but the wishes and conditions in the misallocation of capital that happened because of this. you see in the result they said that in current county for example there was a flurry of oil activity everybody went there drilling exploratory wells looking for this fracking shale oil wells and apparently it's produced nothing. well it's amazing again living by the c.n.n. curtain i'm sure the vast majo

the nature of dark energy and dark matter. the story of black holes and how galaxies evolve. this is how the giant magellan telescopes look. it will produce images ten times sharper than the huddle telecope. an incredible tool. >> the giant magellan telescope will open up the skies for us, allowing for myself to go after faint stars and little dwarf galaxies that are swarming out and about. >> down below they are hard at work. they need to be well fed. as the sub drops anna -- sun drops anna sets up to see the light. >> it's fascinating to combine my reach work and the upset roe graphic data that is not pretty, but gives us the information, with the beautiful images that that sky gives us. >> this is a nearby galaxy. >> nearby mark phillips is on the hunt for super-novi, tracking back three or four billion years. >> we see the super-nova and the post galaxy, the way it was back then. it took the light three billion years to get here. you can measure the expansion of the universe. it was discovered that the expansion is accelerating, instead of desell rating. this is what we expected. >> a few hours later more incredible pi

the nature of dark energy and dark matter. the story of black holes, and how stars and galaxy evolve. this is how the giantellan telescope will look. it will produce images ten times sharper than the famous hubbel telescope. >> it is really going to open up the sky for us, and it will allow certainly myself to go after really faint stars for example little dwarf galaxies that are swirling out and about the milky way which we have great trouble opening. >> down below, they are hard at work. you have to be well-fed if you're going to turn starlight into spectrum. they set up to film the light of the milky way. >> it's so fascinating to combine my research work and it often looks appealing because it's not a pretty image but it gives us information about the object with the beautiful image of that same sky gives us. >> mark phillips is on the hunt for super novi, tracking back $3 billion years. >> we're able to see the supernova and it's post galaxy the way it was back then because it took the light $3 billion years to get here. you can measure the expansion of the universe at that point through these kinds o

in a press to answer the questions like the nature of dark energy and matter, the story of back holes, and how stars and galaxies evolve. >> in is how the giant majellan telescope will look, approaching $1 million in engineering. it will produce images 10 times clearer than the hubble telescope. >> the majellan telescope will open up the skies for us. and will allow myself to go after ain't stars and dwarf gal amies squirrelling -- galaxies swirling out and about, which we have trouble observing. >> down below the majellan chefs are hard at work. you need to be well fed turning the star light into spectra. as the sun drops, they set up to film the light from the center of the milky way. >> it's fascinating to combine my research work and the speck tro scopic data that doesn't look appealing. it gives us information about the cosmic object with the beautiful images that that same sky gives us. >> a fellow astronomer is on the hunt for super-novemberi, tracking about three or four billion jeers. >> we see the super-novemberie the way it was. it took the light years to get here. you can measure the universe. it was discovered that the expngs is