so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context, a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe, maybe one per continent, maybe two or three in this country, then once they are all networked, they begin to communicat

to make us a clean, green city. i want to acknowledge them as well. it is a team effort. not only the water enterprise, but the power enterprises making this a success. thank you to them and to everybody at the puc for making this happen. [applause] >> now we have a few gifts for the people who are speakers. then we will walk down and turn the valve. when it is totally open, it will bring in 2.5 million gallons a day into this reservoir. it holds 80 million gallons. it will take a month to fill up completely. you are welcome to come down. watch your step. we will make the last turn of the vowels. you will start to hear the rush of water going into the reservoir. [water rushing] >> many hands make light work. [water rushing] >> what if you could make a memorial that is more about information and you are never fixed and it can go wherever it wants to go? everyone who has donated to it could use it, host it, share it. >> for quite a great deal of team she was hired in 2005, she struggled with finding the correct and appropriate visual expression. >> it was a bench at one poi

i want to thank the president -- and his son jack to come to be with us last sunday to support the american team. yes. we lost. japan to win. supervisor kim, the japanese -- in your office -- she also -- support me and to be with us. ladies and gentlemen, you can see here. you can see that i put an american flag on my face. this was to bring the japanese team, they were telling us that it was a good idea, and it is a good idea, yes, to bring the japanese team and any team like you see here. they make money, and they make it, something else for our country. my idea can help. lots more business. wake up again. supervisor kim, campos, mar -- [beep] i need your help, and i need your support. >> good afternoon, supervisors. stop the rape of the public library, do not give money to the friends foundation, do not accept money from the friends foundation. this goes hand-in-hand with the degradation of our principles and traditions of open government and public participation. abuse of the public, contempt for accountability, and open exploitation of public assets for private gain is what the philanthropi

we would like to thank you for joining us as we welcome the team's officially to san francisco, the gorgeous host city of the 34th america's cup. it is great to be standing here today with an outstanding field of competitors from eight countries around the globe here at the sight of what will be the most accessible, the most extreme of america's cup there has ever been. and in every sense of the word, the america's cup is reinventing itself from our fast and dangerous new boats to our break through sporting technology on television. maybe just one little anecdote here -- if you can imagine watching an american football match without any lines on the pitch, you would be confused because he would not know what is going on. the kinds of changes that we are going to make to sailing is the equivalent of putting lines on the pitch, on the field of sailing. it will have a very dramatic understanding change for people in general. watch for the television pictures that will come your way. the pictures do not lie, and this is a sporting competition that will have mass appeal to audiences around the gl

forty of us right now with us is a whole range of exciting cultural events from film festivals to exhibitions it's not all happening in moscow. you can see the route to moscow teams used to drive a journey which roughly takes around five hours. you can also take an overnight train from. the fly by small jet from the capital. in front of a bit of revolutionary activity in the early twentieth century some of the most important events of the russian revolution of nine hundred five took place in front of the one of the first official meetings of the bolsheviks supposedly took place here to see the big take south council of russia in the middle of the month essentially if one of them began to develop from a real settlement into leaving influx processing center of russia because this is one of the and the title of the russian manchester to join the nineteenth century with its red brick factory buildings scattered throughout the region you can see once the comparison was and still is made walking through the city to see some peaceful old school sit ups cathedrals and a mishmash of soviet buildings it's almost as if in some coolest time really stands still here. take a l

square kilometers and holds over five hundred million barrels in or the equivalent sources close to the us a team to b.p. could be paying up to one billion dollars stake. a year voyage check the prices on the global markets and oil is low with investors concerned about the worsening debt crisis in europe that it may slow the economy anyway on fuel demand because this is pushing below. those markets opened after a measure of build confidence showed of bit of improvement in july and they're pretty much maintaining this kind of going that makes downturns enough that downward. opium stocks ended the monday on a negative note down one and a half percent stress test results have shown members may have to raise additional cash banks are beating the downside valley airport for phenomenon of banks. and this is the closing picture for monday's trade in the rush hour also a sea of red across the board r.t.s. down one point eight percent my thinks one point six percent biggest drag on the market is of course lower world prices and therefore ross never lost more than two percent serve the t.v. down one and a

to the ksc team. i can't thank you enough for everything you have done for us, everything i've asked this team to do here at ksc they have done and done a superbly and beyond my highest expectations so thank you to the ksc team. the jay-z tim and the iss team still have to get busy as well as the crew on orbit. the docking will be on sunday. is a pretty busy mission. you will see that activity on orbit and we will go through. we are going to try to extend the mission probably an extra day and they will work that for the mission management team as things go on but i urge you to follow the mission watch what is going on with iss and really take in and spend a little extra time to understand the research and the activities happening on the iss. then we look forward to landing here at ksc so again still a lot of work in front of us but what an awesome and great start to the mission today. again thank you and i look forward to your questions later. >> thanks, bill. first off i want to thank till gerstenmaier for the leadership he has provided from nasa headquarters. he is truly done an outstanding job in john

for the most part, they're used to working in teams and tend to make friends with people at work. tonight's commentator enjoys managing this new generation of employees. he's harry lin, executive-in- residence at idea-lab, a technology incubator in pasadena, california. >> being of my age, and being in my industry-- the internet-- means that i have the pleasure of routinely working with young people. software developers, web designers, social-media marketers-- employees i endearingly refer to as "kids." these kids are a main reason i chose this industry more than a dozen years ago, and one of the reasons i continue to work in it, despite the fact that i don't look as good as i think i do when i wear skinny jeans to the office. see, though it's conventional wisdom to criticize millennials as narcissistic, spoiled with a.d.d., i find that the 20- somethings in the high-tech sector truly want to make a difference. if you came of age after september 11, your adult life is one of foundational disruption. the tech field is nothing if not disruptional. these kids decided to embrace const

to a novice. as i was thinking about the ac 45's, and as they were crossing the us, and as i saw the teams on thatboat, doing everything they had to do to keep the sales in place, to keep balance, i can only think of two other analogous sports. at least on the 45's, and i expect it will be as dramatic as on the 72's, you need the ability of a professional basketball player to be able to function. you have to have the precise this of a 40 niner super bowl team in order to do well. then you also have to have the execution of a world series giants seemed to be able to win the competition. with all of that, i know all of these skills will be necessary for each of these teams to be able to compete well. and to be on a fast-moving boat, with the waves and wind going in all different directions, and to beat the other boats, you will need all the agility, precision, and execution that you know how to do. it is really a lot of these sports abilities combined to make the vote successful. i want to thank the authority, event organizing committee for bringing this to san francisco. we know we're ready. the fu

these fans didn't mind the weather was foggy and cool because they support the team making it to sunday's world cup finals. the us team took on france today. the huge screen meant there wasn't a bad seat in the square in front of san francisco's city hall. >> there's nothing compared to being out here with everybody else cheering. it's exciting. >> i think there's some hope, you know, for the united states with everybody going through tough times with jobs, and these girls are following their dream right now and we're behind them. >> reporter: they came up from san joes to watch the game. this year, the energy in san francisco seems to be enough and they made sure to arm themselves with blankets, chairs and, of course, a little bit of red, white and blue. >> we're just soccer fans. we went to the '99 world cup in la, that's where we got our gear from. >> reporter: this game doesn't disappoint the hundreds gathered, despite france controlling much of the game. shortly after the second half, france came back tying the game. in the last five minutes, the us scored again putting them up 3-1. their win sets them apart

tournament in the us which is one of the most prestigious events in junior hockey as richard found profit reports. somebody promised to be a long day for the sign lisi still folks is always talking team song for my view to go from russia's urals mine to us the playing the junior tournament in boston for it to take a moment they. will see russia be taking on five science for north america mainly from the u.s. cities eastern coast be trying to make the grand final on the thirty first deadline . for the players and for the coaching staff. to have serious contacts with. players was for players especially canadian players and us players this is a first experience for us we decided to dissipate in this tournament and we had very nice negotiation last. nerves it was a tournament and we think the serious experience in boston has been running since ninety seven to two hundred fifty players who appeared in last year's event went on to play in the n.h.l. the minor american hockey league. culture is one of russia's top you clubs very spanked very well in the tournament while it will be a great experience for players to come out against different hockey trials. she isn't. going to play in the u.s

to private boats like this. this was the boat that was eventually used by the swat teams. it was the first helicopter to take this picture on the island. the police helicopter was to the south and police teams travel by road. >> i do not think that this could have gone faster. i do not see how that could be possible within this distance. i cannot see how we can ride on this foster. >> the local communities are likely to criticize the response, but it is the people of a small campsite that with the rescuers of the people. >> i think that no one should have to see this. >> the overriding problem was that the gun -- the gunman calculated that he could draw the police to oslo with an explosion while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. >> a senior analyst at the publisher of global intelligence explained it to me that the gradual movement of the mainstream, far right political parties of europe may have contributed to the actions. >> one interesting thing is the progression of the extreme far right into the mainstream. you have many parties that have entered g

us. we'll show you what beat ball is all about. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. i'm henry wofford. right now in stockton, there's a very rare baseball team defying some significant odds. the game they play is the deception to those of us who can see. but as brody brazil reports, their way does a whole lot of good. >> ready, hit. >> they hit, run and field in what looks like our national pastime. howev however, it's very different. >> some people do think it's amazing. i like it when they think it's not so amazing and get to know us a little better. >> all the stingrays are legally blind. playing this modified version of a familiar game. hitting a baseball is already considered as the toughest thing to do in all of sports. so you can only imagine the challenge of simply making contact with this spehr, one you cannot see but can hear. >> it's pretty tough. >> you have to do a consistent swing so the pitch ever can get the idea where you're swinging at the moment. it's a little bit of a matter of concentration. >> it's more than us chasing the sound of the ball. it's all about timing, he's on our team, trying to help us put the ball into pl

not as strong as it used to be however this team has old it direct was it's of returning to the european summit so they should let that sink level mean goal is of course to make it to the lunatics and do it with confidence if it weren't for the games and on another test that we need to take will immediately go to us in the leading role in basketball once again the men should draw inspiration from their female counterparts as russia's women's team has already qualified for the london olympics after an earlier triumphant performance at the euro basket in poland everybody knows the women's team is better than the men's team you know. they're great and they've been great for a long time and i'm really happy for them and know most of the players they're back in two thousand and seven both men and women claimed european gold for russia david blair and his team and the rest of russia will be hoping for a repeat this time around. though this national team is quite young or a solid put it less experienced david last process remains pretty much similar to the previous year's preparation for euro b

to quit. this team is not going to quit. >> this saved the usa's life! >> reporter: trailing powerhouse brazil with no more than two minutes to play, the u.s. team gave ushat rare combination of perseverance and perfection. >> what a goal! >> reporter: that goal, a surgical strike off the head of abby wambach, enough to send the american women into a penalty kick shootout. there the game was in the hands of goalie hope solo, and she stretched those hands to superhuman limits -- >> yes, brilliant save from solo! reporter: -- opening the door for team usa to seal it. the u.s. has scored epic goals before, winning the women's world cup 12 years ago to the day. this victory just gets the u.s. to the semi-finals. >> w wwant to celebrate this win but we want it to be worth something. >> reporter: worth something? do you guys want to be soccer players when you grow up? >> yes. >> reporter: it's already worth something to the next generation of abbys, the next generation of hopes, the next generation of greatness. >> the usa! >> reporter: john berman, abc news, new york. >>> yes! and we thank you for watching tonight. we are always on 24 hours a day at abcnews.

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not the one we had been thinking about to head to the tournament it's a team that can play the same level as europe and we'll see what's going to happen for us it's going to be very difficult but we have to try and win it because it's a kind of promise that. people who are waiting for this. and also the friendly women's to succeed big bank of white caps to one in their latest american series of asian match john we didn't see and shone like phillips going for the style of those up to camillus and that's an open but it has all the how fallen mark we didn't see with his first goal for city of their wild ride phillips the keeper glossing into the net from outside the box like he wanted a premier league giants who had south california next to take on david betts and that his l.a. galaxy the sun. and meantime carlos davis is set to leave suited boardings management cimini stated an agreement has been reached will be with corinthians although they somehow a club say to him to instruct any such deal see if he wants eighty million dollars for the time forward of the corinthians and usually put forward a bit of sixty two million contract negotiations

not the one we had been thinking about to head to the tournament it's a team that can play the same level as you and we'll see what's going to happen for us it's going to be very difficult but we have to try and win it because it's a kind of promise that sells and people which is what it is. on to the friendly where much this is a big bank of the whitecaps two one in their latest american sewer exhibit and jungle tents and shown live phillip schooling for the sky blues on to camille and some visit opened for the hosts on the health hallmark would then see with his first goal for succeed there a while right phillipstown the keeper of lossing inside the man from outside the box to one supremely giants who had south of the california next to take on david beckham's l.a. galaxy this sunday. and while carlos that was he said to leave city according to him and she has had an agreement has now been reached with corinthians although there are some power clubs say they haven't yet struck the deal since he was said to be holding out for a two million dollars for the time forward after corinthians initially put forward a bit of sixty two million pot

not the money will be for someone else but we will fight to get going to be because we understand that this will make us a better team. meanwhile by munich's lineup will look significantly different back season with the bundestag a powerhouse signing a whole host of new players here on board tang the most high profile bidding farewell to the english premier league to head home to his native germany twenty two old looking forward to joining up with fellow national team member of boss down . to involve the twenty league champions have been bought and is the missing link as they attempt to reclaim the ground they lost but who said last year the team chemistry is sure to be an issue boarding just one of the hospitals in new players said don't read. now into the latest from the tour de france with or who shoved took full advantage from the second rest stay coming out in full strength of the ensuing stage sixteen. beating the whole hog into sprinter victory on tuesday than a weekend you along with canadian rider as you delve the only riders in contention a handful of kilometers from the finish line and eventually and knowi

used teams. they're preparing to take part in the boston hockey night tournament in the us which is one of the most prestigious events in junior hockey as which of course. sunday promises to be a long day for the stanleys see will still focus is always hockey team aside from might be to goals from russia's your rules of flying to the us to play in a junior tournament in boston a trip which will take a moment to day the event will see russia nine feet taking on five you've science from north america mainly from the u.s. cities eastern coast with the aim of trying to make the grand final on the thirty first of july we consider her important for the players and for the coaching staff and for the leak to have serious contacts with international players as foreign players especially canadian players and us players this is a first experience for us we decided that i want to show dissipate in this tournament and we had very nice negotiation last affair is the founder and how on earth it was a tournament and we seem to be serious experience the hockey night in boston has been running since one nine hundred

team or the use of marriages. well. as a married man has said they are closer to signing. permanently they need a name or says he was speaking ahead of his team's game against l.a. galaxy on saturday something christiane i was looking forward to along with galaxy's david beckham. is a good game for us because we re still. a new person and so it will be great really exciting because i always like to play and if you play against good teams better far as. so it will be a great side of me and i hope of course to win the game. to be face in real madrid to actually since i left you know it's emotional because you you get attached to a club you get attached to the people at the club. and to be facing. a team with the talent that they've got in the team not just with the talented guys that they've got here but the young players and of course joe's a. now in other news police say they have found no evidence of doping in the hotel room of russian cyclists alexander who failed a drug test at the top of france and tested positive for the banned by your substance that can also be used a

from film festivals to exhibitions it's still all happening in moscow. you can see how teams used to drive the journey which takes around five. you can also take an overnight. in front of. some of the. revolution of nine hundred five took place in one of the. supposedly took place here the city. big. in the middle. of russia because. during the nineteenth century with. scattered throughout the region you can see one of the. and still is made. through the city.

mean time something that the united states women's soccer team is not used to. defeat. only their fourth since november. there is one team that has their numbers and that's who they ran into today. 1-0 sweden. making it 2-2 and the final score was 2-1, u.s.a. on the short end. they will take the field next against brazil, that match set for sunday. johnny had his baseball coaching contract extended two years at stanford. that's the sporting life right now. >> south korea was chosen to host the olympic games. www.ktvu.com wants to hear from you. because there is a growing push to bring the games back here in 2022. should california make a bid? go to our facebook page and vote now. thank you so much for joining us everyone.

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used to. say. this is our team now to get the best and long. it's something indians know all too well and they are reaping the benefits by working harder and longer than their western counterparts joins the new delhi rat race. it's a busy city with busy people india is a rising economic locomotive still what's the driving force behind it success it could very well be that people like. bulls are co-directors of a small one import company called divine and as indians have developed a strong liking for french and spanish mintages young men are working overtime to fill their glasses you have to be very flexible with your working hours. engineers who are going to globalization and because of oh you know you're interacting with so many people from abroad especially america or you know europe so. we can't be fixed by means where we can say we're only going to work from nine to five but people in britain for example can and do say that stephan spent years working as a business consultant in the u.k. and he says brits watch that clock closely in britain

us all who's boss these days. rob carlmark, nice enough to join us from our phoenix station. nice work, well done in the thick of it last night. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican

to us all who's boss these days. rob carl mark, nice enough to join us. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican navy says it will stop rescue efforts on friday. this as we're learning more about how 35 men narrowly escaped the waters alive. nbc's miguel aguiler with more. >> reporter: a brief moment of relief after a fight for their lives. >> a shark circled us twice. i was bleeding. i thought i'm done. >> michael lang calls his rescue a miracle and believes the seven missing americans, fathers, husbands, brothers, will be found alive. >> i'm still very hopeful. i was in the water for 16 hours and i was okay. >> reporter: the survivors have been living together at a hotel here ever since their rescue. they remain focused on finding the missing and helping the families of the missing hundreds of miles away. sharon clings to hope that her husband albert is still alive. >> he fought in the vietnam war

to make us a clean, green city. i want to acknowledge them as well. it is a team effort. not only the water enterprise, but the power enterprises making this a success. thank you to them and to everybody at the puc for making this happen. [applause] >> now we have a few gifts for the people who are speakers. then we will walk down and turn the valve. when it is totally open, it will bring in 2.5 million gallons a day into this reservoir. it holds 80 million gallons. it will take a month to fill up completely. you are welcome to come down. watch your step. we will make the last turn of the vowels. you will start to hear the rush of water going into the reservoir. [water rushing] >> many hands make light work. [water rushing]

region himself finished sixth to comfortably retain the yellow jersey have to think team time trials the day before frenchman if they use and movie stars hosts. spain with a second down third respectively and tops the points classification. plans have reason to celebrate for american nick watney meanwhile the californian winning the national title and moving into goal stop ten in the process well. made with ricky follower keeping his eyes on the prize in the final round playing it safe for the main part he got the just for goodies. and the goal here on the sixteenth hole. in the meantime goalie the follower couldn't maintain his position and the day nine shots also laid his bunker shot on the second hole here saving the flag maybe he would take the event and pocket some one point one million dollars in prize money tournament host tiger woods was there and said injuries still keep him sidelined. because i don't have any timetable i'm just i don't want to tom and i will explain to you early this week but how i work. i like to build up the things right now i'm just going to buy our training sessions. and we push it we push

we were looking around, and up there, the chinese team walks in. to us, they were the gods of table tennis. [laughter] i will never forget. then, the tournament went on for two weeks, and almost the last day of the tournament, we received the invitation to go to china. it was an amazing surprise, and it was great excitement. i was really excited to go, of course. and i was full of curiosity. i really did not know what to expect. no american group had been to china in years, and a was an incredible experience. if i had any expectations, it would have far surpassed them. china in 1971 was a very different place from my life in usa in 1971. also, china in 1971 was very different from china now or china on my next trip, which was 25 years later. we were in china for eight very full days. the highlight of the trip was meeting the premier at the great hall of the people. we also went to the great wall, and they closed the wall just for us that date. other highlights for me were going to the summer palace, to a chinese opera, to a technical university, to an in

us. all. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on our team. please. please please you use to sleep. sleep sleep sleep. sleep sleep. sleep. sleep. sleep. sleep sleep. today. flared up the phone these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada as true for. six. british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. five thirty pm here in moscow you with a quick summary of. european banks have failed stress tests. economic scenario the majority of them were in spain to be next in line for an international bailout. has made a public apology for fun hacking by the news of the world. with his media empire. and the libyan rebels are now officially recognized by more than countries including the u.s. . as the opposition to billions of dollars of assets frozen in america. we explore the explosive dangers of all worlds of a growing nuclear. the fall out from the french tests went beyond the polynesian islands they caused outrage in