the bigger is a 2.5 kilowatt turbine. the smaller one is more beneficial for smaller applications, the bigger one produces more power but needs more wind. so it's a bit of a trade off what wind you have, how many turbines you want to supply at that position. >> reporter: what are some the vangs to the vrt call -- advantages to the vertical access turbine. >> we can space them closer. >> reporter: back in his lab he is studying a sea create our for clues on improving real-world energy efficiencies. jelly fish. >> they are simple. they are the first animals to figure out how to swim in the o. they are 500 million years old and efficient in how to use energy. we are interested in stealing the ideas and using them for different technologies allowing us to use less fuel in an underwater vehicle. >> reporter: why are they so special of. >> it's a vortex ring they create. not unlike a smoke ring. each time they contract and relax the body they create a vortex ring and push off to move through the water than we do with our steady

turbin often shows up late to practice even though he lived across the street.ches later found out he was taking care of his special needs sister. >> he was only 15, he was just a kid. >> reporter: he hosted the turbin youth academy at his alma mater. >> it was cool. it's a reminder that you can achieve those great things. >> reporter: prior to that the school retired his number six school jersey. now posters are plastered on the gym to recognize him. >> it puts us on the map. because you know what, you can come from any where and become a full athlete. >> reporter: and no matter if the seahawks bring home another super bowl ring, these coaches who are hard core nineer fans. >> i will always root for number 26. >> will always cheer on turbin remembers what he stood for back then and to this day. >> work hard, you just never know. he still does it to this day. you know he's very giving. >> reporter: and his coach attribute his success to his relationship with his father who now lives with turbin. and his coaches often talk to turbin and tell him how proud they ar

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floating on a stream of air, the particles burn to power a one-million-watt gas turbine.e center of the earth. in a western desert, they are piping high-pressure steam and brine from far below the surface to learn how it might be harnessed to a turbine generator. some geothermal forces are already being used to meet 1/3 of san francisco's power needs. at other sites, we are exploring the use of geothermal reservoirs that have useful temperatures as low as 300 degrees fahrenheit. some studies have a significance far beyond their size. in this miniature experiment the scientist is burning coal inside a glass column to determine if coal might be burned while still in the earth to generate methane gas. in his curiosity, he is part of a tradition of everyone who ever gazed in wonder at fire. and he, too, is asking questions. how best to turn this fuel into useful energy? how can we produce energy without waste? the dreams of ericsson and other visionaries move a step closer to achievement with renewed studies of sun power. the ultimate goal, to turn the sun's energy directly i

with more than 11,000 solar panels and 14 microwind turbines.ers took steps with the stadium, to minimise the environmental footprint. 40% of construction materials were recycled. new materials were sourced locally. all the sustainable features help levi become the first stadium in the n.h.l. to achieve lead goals. lead is a rating system developed by the u.s. green-building council to recognise environmentally friendly buildings. levi stadium checked the boxes and got the number of points. they crossed the line into innovative designs in thinking about the measures in the building. not so much. >> on game day we counted 250 bikes and nine trick vehicles parked in the dozen spots. this for stadium build in silicon valley. >> folks are saying the stadium has great features when it comes to sustainability. more. >> what is the own to that statement? >> i don't know. that's an during question. i have not heard that feedback. >> what do you think the stadium of tomorrow should look like? >> i would like to see a stadium footprint. >> projects like t

but the turbine floor is -- or the turbine hallway there is one of the largest open air rooms ever built. it actually looks a lot like a cathedral. it has a domed roof it's like 180 feet from there to the floor, and it used to have a huge chandelier hanging from it. so yeah, you know, i would definitely say power plants are deceptive because they're the sort of place that you would think would be -- wouldn't be that awe inspiring and then you go in and you're like, wow, they were keeping this to themselves? they didn't let everyone this to see what they did? there was a question over here, if you'd just give the gentleman with the boom mic a minute. >> yeah. i'm thinking of the city museum in st. louis which is like a factory that has relics and just pieces from buildings. is there anything in philadelphia underfoot to do that kind of warehousing or at least pieces of these buildings? >> that actually sounds like a place i'd love to go to. but really the only things -- and somebody's probably going to correct me or tell me that i'm forgetting something, but i think the places that really

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he was injured yesterday but will be ready for the super bowl and talkert turbine playt -- robert turbine played in high school. tom brady went to high school in in san mutahoe. flemming played at stanford and he played for the cal bears. . >>> bay area weather. it was nice today but if you like warm weather, wait till the end of the week. >> things are warming up. if you let air out of the football it is easier to catch. we do that. take a little air out -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> no, it will warm up around here. temperatures will incroesus back into the 60s, mid-60s -- increase back into the 60s, mid- 60s and low 60s for us. fog the story -- fog is the story. this area, fog, fresno, that fog fills in tonight. it will end up in the bay area. valley fog something that won't go away till we get a nice weather system. nights and mornings count on something like that. temperatures right now, 60 concord. 61 redwood city. tomorrow night at this time warmer and then thursday and friday, into the weekend, temperatures could, especially on the weekend, work their way into the

space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbineshat powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. >>> it's high noon at the dispensary in colorado springs. business is booming at one of the state's largest medical marijuana dispensaries. customers run the gamete of ages and ailments. >> busy day. always a busy day, yes, sir. >> each strain, a different high. each bud, a different benefit. each leaf treating a different ailment. >> everything from mental floss to ak-47 to green crack. >> did you name any of these? >> no, no. >> the names are quirky. but the owner says this is serious medicine. >> how hard is this to do? >> good luck. it's tough. it requires persistence, patience and luck. >> this is josh stanley and his five brothers. they're a handsome, well-educated tight nit group, all working together to make millions in colorado's cannabis madn

it's largely the big new highly effective, highly efficient gas turbines. second thing is that companies have been very creative in finding ways how to revamp existing products where we actually benefit a lot from because most of it requires that you shift out a lot of the internals, the blades and those types of things. that is the stuff that we make. you are right, that's a very nice thing that we are seeing there, finally. >> a lot of people have been bemoaning the fact that oil is coming down. alcoa has a different thesis. when energy costs come down your earnings go higher. >> actually yes, they go higher directly because we directly benefit from it. i think the bigger aspect here is what i think we have been hearing from the experts in the last month where it looks as though this seems to be not something just fluctuating but could stay around for a little while. the predictions that i have seen from renowned economists where if they say oil stays at $40 a barrel you can get a boost for the economy between 0.4% to 0.8% additional growth. that is obvio

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narrator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator: that whipped through the turbinepoured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. >>> flags in new york city will remain at half staff for the next month to mark the passing of former new york governor mario cuomo. as many remember the leb ral three-term governor as a giant, he died from natural causes heart failure. the son of an italian immigrant quickly rose in the national political spotlight. john berman looks back at the life of mario cuomo. simply, it was the american dream, the son of italian immigrants, mario cuomo rose from the basement of this grocery store in south jamaica, queens, where he slept on the floor and spoke no english, to the highest office in new york state. ♪♪ along the way, creating a political

space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbinesat powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. >>> when police examined the murder zone, it appeared the intruder entered the routier home through a screen in the garage. darly said she was asleep when the intruder murdered her two boys. darly awoke when she felt a knife to her throat. there was a struggle and the assail ant thread through the garage. darly said he dropped the murder weapon on his way out. darin routier said he was asleep upstairs with the 8-year-old and he awoke when he heard glass breaking. >> when he walked into the family room where detectives were walking to him. have you seen darly? isn't she beautiful? doesn't she have gorgeous breasts? >> i can see why someone came in, good looking blond, 38 dds. i thought that was strange because he had lost both of his sons and i don't bel

narrator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator: that whipped through the turbine.. surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" ♪ ♪ ♪ i say brother can we please ♪ >> just minutes away from midnight here in new orleans, memphis, chicago, st. louis, all up and down the central united states. 2015, just coming into view really. someone is singing "change is going to come" with behind us. it's new year's here and it's also the sugar pole here. my buddies watching me in baton rouge, louisiana on a dare happy new year to you guys. brooke baldwin, come on in here and join me. can you hear it? that was great. this is beautiful. really enjoying it. we're going to check in with pamela brown. she's on beale street. pam, what's going on there? when we saw you earlier, there was hardly anyone there. now the place has filled up. >> i promise you all

space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog, todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. >>> investigators believe that the skeletal remains found in the shallow grave had been there for less than eight years and were those of a petite caucasian female. one piece of evidence had puzzled inv

that's actually a jet turbine engine powered by natural gas. that lets you drive the vehicle around pretty much all day. the cost of the conversion is $200,000. you can recover the cost in four years on fuel and savings on brake maintenance. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a big wig from san francisco jewelry business is going undercover. how she is fooling employees to get the real scoop on what it's like to work at stella & dot. >> and meet kerby. how you can help an animal feel more comfortable before taking it home. >> it is not raining cats and dogs but we have rain back in the forecast. we'll pinpoint that day as the news continues right here on kpix 5. >>> it's a friday and we're answering your pet questions with our pet experts did jill. this week we heard from chris in san leandro who sees pets who get overlooked because they are shy and nervous and he wants to know what should you do when you're looking at a pet at a shelter that might be, you know, a little shy, a little nervous? can you pick him? will he change? that kind of thing. you brought

narrator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator: that whipped through the turbine surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" >>> good evening. thank you so much for joining us. 9:00 pm here in new york, 9:00 am out on the very stormy java sea where the search is on for airasia flight 8501 and the bodies of those yet recovered. why the airbus a320 fell during the flight from surabaya to singapo singapore. this from indonesian officials, reports as well that the plane's tail section where one of the black boxes is located might have been found. we've yet to confirm that. all the same, there is plenty happening at this hour. the latest from paula

it had these huge turbines all over the place they were at least this big if not bigger and then an enormous area. it was just a beautiful building and then on top of the building there was a small railroad ran around taking cold the furnaces which was a first for me. that was a shock that it was a dreamlike thing but also one of the neatest surprises i ever had when i went to the building because i certainly wasn't expecting it to. >> in newcastle pennsylvania that was a dumb luck find. sometimes people ask me about how i find places and i use we say research networking. it was really creepy. not only when i got up to the plate i could really see what it was. it was just south of pittsburgh and i that was torn down and i think 2010. if you look that was the turbine hall and one of the things i really love about power plants is how enormous the spaces are. i was ready to go happy to go through this space with an engineer to tell me about how everything works. a picture in the book he is sitting there with his kind of crazy '80s action movie with a cigar out of his face with one of the things

well, it's not free because there's a significant investment in the wind turbines and the location and the transmission lines and everything that goes about there. it's not free, it does take an investment. i like that technology. but it's intermittent. the wind doesn't blow all the time. the sun doesn't shine all the time. i like the solar technology as well. to harness energy from the sun is really, i think, proven -- groovy technology as well. it still requires transmission lines. it still requires placement areas. it still requires, hey, if you look at a map of the western united states where a lot of those sunny days are, a lot of the open spaces are, who owns it? it's owned by the federal government. so if we want to expand the availability of land for solar and wind, we need to open up more of that federal land for that type of production as well. see, when we talk about opening up federal land for energy production, the first thing a lot of folks think about is you want to put oil and gas derricks out there, you want to start oil and gas production. yeah, i do, but i also want

this drive time is still in the clear to about 14 minutes past the wind turbines but again you will hit some brake lights already coming out of tracy to about north flynn. and yeah, the golden gate bridge still really quiet. you can see a couple of cars there passing the new median and everything looks good into san francisco. >>> two local community college will soon offer bachelor's degrees. foothill in los altos and skyline college in san bruno are among 15 schools statewide approved for the new program. the program was made possible by a bill approved last year. at foothill the first four-year program will be dental hygiene set to begin in the fall of 2016. >> right now, it looks like the projections financially would be that four years at foothill college to go through the two years of general education and preparation and two years of dental hygiene, it would be about $10,000. >> that's much lower than the cost of a bachelor's degree at state or private universities. skyline college will offer its four-year degree in respiratory therapy. >>> three terrier puppies will need new hom

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on wind turbines. i know some of my colleagues in other states, where they're manufacturing good wind turbines. is that a policy that we're going it take on where we're going to say nope, it's an important industry, it's an important sector and so we're going to require it be all made in america? if that's the case, why not on our vehicles, on our autos? why not everything? i worry about that. i worry about the precedent. i worry about kind of where we go beyond keystone x.l., if that's the requirement. and i think it's also important to listen to industries industry's perspective on this. the american oil and steel institute have been a huge supporter of keystone x.l. for years now. and they've got major producers like u.s. steel. they have got 125 major producers. right after we came into session, before this amendment was even filed the american iron and steel institute sent every one of us a steel gram reiterating their support for keystone x.l., and their letter is pretty definite. they don't -- t

bloomberg news has learned that a turbine maker in brazil is threatening to default on $2 billion worth parks. they canceled supply contracts after a brazilian company filed for banker to protection late last year. that is your latin america were boards. coming up -- we will talk about how investors are reacting to the ecb stimulus move. you are watching "bottom line." ♪ >> the markets are getting a boost from ecb president mario draghi's decision to extend stimulus. stocks are up for a third day. european stocks are rallying. for more on the ecb's larger than expected stimulus program, "street smart" anchor trish regan joins me. the markets have this priced in, didn't they? >> i think so. you know, it was bigger than what we anticipated. i was a little surprised. i think there have been so many promises of the course of the last couple years from the ecb that they just have not delivered on, so this is the first time you're like, ok he says he is willing to do what it takes. now there seems to be evidence a are willing to go that route. but it's going to be hard. >> did they have a cho

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it is not just running on one turbine, it is running on multiple turbines.ology, interest rates consumer and demand, shale. it will have a stimulative impact on global demand. >> you might accuse an american ceo, but you cannot really accuse a german ceo. >> is anshu jain considered a global because he makes most of his money in the u.s.? >> he has to report to german regulators -- >> i cannot think any european ceo can sit there and boast about how great the european -- >> no. precisely. >> that is the point. that is a great quote. i almost wish i had in our story. we had a quote from a canadian pension fund executive who said pretty much the same thing and he is putting the money where his mouth is. brought in new york -- bought a new york sky scraper participated in the purchase of petsmart. where can we return to a stable country with some sort of a stable future, and they are turning to the u.s. >> people across davos depending on where they are from, depends on where their sentiment is. europeans are cautiously optimism. people in china fill aeel like

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the once negative analysts buying into the spin on aerospace, auto turbine. how about apple. upgrade to a buy on the strength of their iphone sales suggesting apple can return a ton of cash to shareholders while earning ten bucks per share. it would be a bargain 11 times next year's earnings. suddenly we forgot about the woes. the market went gaga for all things pc and cell phone related. amazon was upgraded to buy. i don't see that. this one was always in the eyes of the beholder. a lot of the stocks were swept up in a tsunami of buy orders including tesla. wherever you turn i was watch g watching -- you have to fill your gas tank several times before it dawnsow. i guess what happens at tiffanies stays at tiffanies. southwest airlines said things were pretty strong. what happens at american airlines stays at american airlines and we hear positive chatter about the biotech and next thing you know oil is rallying and dow opens up 280 points. i turned to my partner and issed are we really up that much. it seemed too slim to open that high. turns out it was. the market had a bit

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kurt westerguard the danish cartoonist draws an image of muhammad with a bomb in his turbin.nish embassies are set ablaze. he receives numerous death threats. eventually a man wielding an axe breaks into his home but he survives the attack. lars vilks. 2007 the swedish artist makes a series of drawings depicting muhammad as a dog. protests erupt. he receives death threats and there's an offer of $150,000 for his assassination. in 2009 a plot to murder vilks. one of the people, a woman, is doubled jihad jane. stephane charbonnier, 2011. his magazine charlie hebdo publish as caricature of muhammad and named him as the editor-in-chief for the next issue. the offices are fire bombed but no one is hurt. >> one has the impression that everybody is driven by fear. that's what the small handful of fundamentalists wants to do. >> reporter: today's attack, stephane charbonnier killed. also wanted the partner in the controversial film submission. cnn, new york. >> the activist said the attack has left her in a state of shock and grief. she told cnn anderson cooper, the violence is part

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narrator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator: that whipped through the turbinelant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" >> welcome back to the newsroom as thousands continue to pay their respects to explain nypd detective wenjian liu following this morning's very public tribute. we also topt bring you up-to-date on the other big story that we've been following for you today. the hunt for wreckage and bodies from air asia flight 8501. the search overseas remains on hold for the night due to bad weather there. today crews recovered four bodies from the murky java sea. that brings the total number of victims found so far to 34. one of the bodies recovered today was found off borneo. that suggests currents may be moving bodies and debris. to deal with that authorities are extending the search zone east now. nine of the victims found have been identified includ

he would have went turbines and there are five times as much wind energy in north dakota as we need in north america. if we had a better battery i would love to see that. and a way to desalinate water. a way to not have too much water evaporate from farm fields, that would be really good. >> go to mars. >> go to mars? what do you want to do there? to know the state motto of california? anybody? eureka, i found it. these european guys come over the hill over the sierra nevada mountains and orange trees are like weeds and the same and come up sacramento river like this. eventually this. eventually they find that the rocks are made of gold. the rocks are gold. eureka. okay. if you go to mars it's not like that. [laughter] am telling telling you. you open the door, you can't even breathe. unless you are at the equator on a summer day it is 20 below celsius at least twenty below here, for he will here and colder than that here, the atmosphere is so thin, just a couple meters. and so if you really think it's cool to go to mars in their pioneer and settle and set up camp and live off the land

sea captain: there's a narratorstorm cominhe storm narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured. surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" >>> a couple of developments overnight in the areas of flight 8501. as we now know there are two big pieces of metal that have been found overnight, believed to be part of this plane. and also some questions about whether that flight should have even been in the air that day. i want to bring in a couple of folks who can talk to us about this. jeffrey thomas is in australia. he's an airline manager at airline ratings.com. also tom few wept tease in washington. thank you, gentlemen, for being with us. tom, i want to get to you first. in terms of the two medal debris that have been found. the larger, 15 by 23 feet. the smaller 21 feet by 1 1/2 feet. what did you think when you heard about this discovery? >> well, w

the drama enveloping buckingham palace this morning next. re min narrator: that whipped through the turbinenergy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" >>> all right. new this morning buckingham palace ramping up defense of prince andrew and denying for the fourth time that the prince had sex with an underage girl. the allegation against the duke of york comes in a lawsuit filed in florida. it claims that billionaire jeffery epstein forced underage women to have sex with powerful men. cnn's max foster following the story for us. max, just within the last hour we learned the name of the accuser. >> reporter: her name is virginia roberts. the reason her name came out is she gave an interview to "the mail" on sunday in u.k. another publication outlining her allegations against prince andrew which came to our attention when they were within court documents filed in florida. s

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sea captain: there's a narratorstorm cominhe storm narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" >>> larry hall had confessed to killing jessica roach, tricia reitler and two other women. and then he took it all back. claiming it was just his imagination. >> i did confess to certain policemen that i had dreams, that i did things. >> but investigator gary miller had other evidence. like the witness who drove by this cornfield the night of jessica's murder. >> that person testified he was absolutely sure that when he went by here on that night, there was a van, there was a guy coming from the cornfield to get in this van. >> and a search of hull's house and van revealed he'd been casing out small college towns and keeping suspicious notes. seen joggers and bikers, many alone. check colleges, parks. seen som

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charlie hebdo" published a cover showing an orthodox jew pushing a figure in a wheelchair wearing a turbin. now there's a lot of controversy relating to that. and at the time, the editor, had this to say regarding the question he was asked. he said if they're not amused by our cartoons they don't need to buy our magazine. the right to protest needs to be protected as long as they follow the law and refrain from violence. >> you know, satire itself, not just the tradition for "charlie hebdo" but it's part of french culture. and hebdo, shortened for weekly. how does this magazine continue its satirical trend without putting journalists lives in danger? >> well, this is something that "charlie hebdo" has always stuck with. it's part of the french tradition. and really, the feeling is that that won't change. i was reading yesterday within the french media that many companies are backing 'charlie hebdo" financially to keep them afloat really because it's such a strong part of the french tradition. and "charlie hebdo" is not the only magazine, as you know, zain, having been in paris that covers

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