when they came to nothing, watts did something no one saw coming. he opened the bar door to an camera. >> this is the first time i've within invited by a contract farmer. >> reporter: the result a video with more than 1.8 million hits on youtube, producing a partnership between a factory farmer and animal rights. >> it's changed our strategy, partnering with farmers who run the farms is the way forward. opening up the door from the inside is the way to change systems that have gone amok. >> reporter: this is about as unlikely pairing that you get. >> yes, for sure. we are definitely not welcomed by the industry. >> an alliance that ruffled purdue's feathers. within two days of the video posting, watts heard from purdue, a surprise inspection, and they released this statement claiming watts was not following company guidelines or providing appropriate animal care. >> that was just the beginning. watts said they amped up inspections. producing reports different to this. he showed this one, noting that he was off to a great start, and that the birds ar

you take a 60-watt incandescent bulb and now you can go to a big box store and get your 9-watt or 10-watt l.e.d. -- so you're using 1/6 of the energy for the same effective lighting and the costs are now approaching, you know, $5. >> rose: right. so we are seeing a -- i firmly believe a clean energy technology revolution, and this is in the end going to be an important stimulant to the policy steps we need for clean energy economy. >> rose: what is the threat in your judgment, and how real is it of our electric grid to cyberterrorism? >> the -- well, first of all, if we didn't think it was a serious problem we wouldn't have assembled a whole table of c.e.o.s in a group to address cyber. let me make it very clear, i obviously can't go into too many specifics, but, first of all our energy infrastructure, not only the grid but our energy infrastructure is a major target of cyberattacks. >> rose: you mean like every day? >> like every day. you can kind of even -- even less time than that. >> rose: like every hour. and the number is increasing. >> rose: is it terror, though -- >> our defen

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watts isn't looking for a big payout. he said that's because the potential payoff for contract farmers like himself will be much bigger than money. >> the whistle blower, if it's favorable will give a farmer somewhere to go. he won't worry about i can't say anything. wee need an outlet. we don't have that now. we need a government to protect us. >> al jazeera fairmont, north carolina. >> a solution for cleaning up space debris may involve shooting it out of the sky. nicole mitchell is here to explain. plus david letterman says goodbye after three deke cased on lately night t.v. >> there are 15,000 tons of debris orbiting earth. let's bring in nicole mitchell for faced environmental impact. why is there so much space junk. >> we keep putting satellites into space. when they're done, they're just left there for the most part. satellites for weather television phones, not just that, this is a recreation by the european space agency showing how much stuff has been building up. the objects are bigger just to show that perspect

microwave ovens, sucked three watts. the clock. wireless routers, 5 watts. printer, 7 watts. televisions when off 13 watts. more if you have the incident on feature. you can unplug but most people don't. it adds up to 164 wasted watts a day. enough waste underergy in each home -- enough wasted energy in each home. john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> rain, sprinkle, hail wind. talk about a mixed bag. >> a lot of us -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i saw sprinkles and wind. >> look at the dark clouds now. >> okay. yeah. i didn't see anything. i was bummed. i saw clouds. wind. i would have died for wet on my lawn. folks in san jose got rain and there are showers out there but most activity is moving out to the south and east. you can see that live picture. shooting towards evergreen in san jose. towards morgan hill. gilroy area. the system slides out of the area. it takes showers with it. you can see the stretch of the rain shaft. see it comes this way. stretching out. the low moves out, through here. it just drags moisture off. big storms a few hours ago in the sierra. rotating

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ladies and gentlemen, andrew krepinevich, barry watts and geoffrey herrera. [applause] >> so first off thanks to the nixon library for having us here this evening for what i hope will be a very exciting and interesting conversation. first question, gentlemen. the short version is why write this book. i guess the longer version is there is a small group of washington d.c. foreign policy types. a long time ago i was on the far fringes of this group of, i don't know, several dozen or more who know who andrew marshall is and who are steeped in marshall lore. but for most americans, i think, even most americans who follow foreign affairs closely they've never heard of this man. so is tell us a little bit about who he is and why you decided it was important to write what you call an intellectual biography of him. >> let me begin by saying this: over the years i came to appreciate this concept of net assessment as an analytic framework that mr. marshall developed starting in the early '70s. it is in one sense an archetype of the cold war or an artifact of the cold w

televisions even went off 13- watts. it adds up to 164 wasted watts a day.ugh wasted energy on average in each home to brew 243 cups of coffee a day. the nrdc is urging new restrictions on these energy sucking devices so consumers don't have to think or turn off in order to save power. john fowler. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> that winter advisory stays in effect up in the mountains through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there's the system we're tracking. it was productive for the mountains. a little bit of shower activity and thunderstorms in the west of the sierra nevada. and some heavy showers just east of sacramento. in scattered showers here. that system is now moving out of the area. it's still lingering in the south bay so you have showers showing up south of morgan hill. south of gilroy. you see most of our area clear. you have stuff going on. that should exit the area pretty soon here. as it does we clear out, now fog wants to return to the coast. we haven't had fog in a few days. wait for the fog to return. temperatures are in the 50s and low 60s. overnight l

something i'm going to ask you all to help there is no way we can help thousands of people on those watts list if we move in 9 year increment in chinatown we owned and operated opened up apartment for folks it took them seven years for the financing mercy knows that olsen lee and others in the center of trying to put together the packages suffer from the bureaucracies that the federal and state and sometimes our government troiktsd the slowness that's why we're putting together 2 hundred and 50 thousand the board of supervisors and i, we will put a ballot this november and, of course, for those of you here are part of yes audience what you don't know what is happening behind the escapees to create something i know that bank of america and silicon valley and the community trust fund eject in particular putting together an accelerate fund so when we identify those sites and we have them just like we have another site that is about to break ground north of us for another 4 hundred and 88 i want those projects accelerated we have this very unique opportunity given the prosperity of our city t

. >> next speaker amy watts. >> hi commissioners i'm amy the founder and director emperor verses did care we have a mission to see yes in now backyard with the sustainable issues i got activated in neighborhoods development when the neighbors were pushing back again chase bank theirs would be the big investors in dirty energy instead of saying no to what we do want yes to what we want to begin and i've been kind of confused and a little bit upset mayor ed lee and the commission has stalled for so long in not moving forward with clean piefr u pour that's the past let's move forward how wonderful you're going to have the not to exceed rates i want to talk about in a positive way what's exciting opportunity to do some enter disciplinary and might want development and balboa reservoir the port commission owns that land and giving it to the city for affordable housing what if we could integrate the needs of cc sf be the industry that is clean power that can be build spots planning of the new development and actually have a development of future i respected to the oceanside wastewater trea

here's abc's nick watt. ♪ >> reporter: butter and coffee?rning mistake. it's not. >> i like it. >> reporter: when you put grass fed butter in coffee instead of milk it lets you use the naturally occurring antioxidants in the coffee. >> reporter: grass and not corn fed. >> yes. >> the reason for that is the fatty acids and the vitamins don't work when you feed the animal the wrong stuff. >> reporter: sounds like crazy talk and beans and coconut oil. >> it makes you feel amazing and turns off food and sugar cravings for hours and hours. >> reporter: dave asprey opened his first store hocking this con koch. >> i almost wish you hadn't opened in los angeles because people will look at this and go l.a. they will go for everything hamster milk hamster underpants, whatever. . >> they need their brains to work when they are under hot lights and gravitate toward this. >> he has a diet heavy on fats. today i'm mostly interested in the coffee are you trained in this stuff? >> i'm a prol bio hacker. i spent $300,000 in 15 years hacking my own body. i lo

julie watts, kpix5. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. the giants muscle up for three home runs. and know your opponent. if the warriors play out game five, they know who they will >> the nba will not suspend rockets center dwight howard for tomorrow's game five after throwing an elbow at andrew bogut. good news for warriors fans. goaden state star steph curry is not listed on the injury report for tomorrow's game. curry said the fall was the scariest of his career, but he knows the end result could have been much worse. >> is that the worst fall you have had in the basketball game? >> it was the scariest one. i have had worse symptoms and stuff from getting hit in the head. that was the scariest one because you are in the air for a long time. not knowing how you are going to hit the floor. knowing that it is going to happen. it is inevitable as you are up there trying yourself. >> nba tonight, cavaliers all- star kyrie irving back. james throws it down to make it 5-4. cleveland never looked back. they beat the hawks 118-98 to sweep them. photo finish. milwaukee with the italian

there are no plans in the next year to add that watt tore the drinking water supply. but they would like to speed that process up if possible. in san francisco, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> well, we are going to send in the clouds tonight. it is going to happen as we get more clouds tonight in the bay area. because of that, fairly mild readings overnight lows ranging from below 50s around santa rosa to the mid 50s for livermore and fremont. sun up tomorrow five minutes before 6:00. but it will be a sunup over a mostly cloudy bay area. we could get drizzle tonight. because we have this double barrel blow over the west coast. where was it when we needed it in the winter? low pressure in the bay area and also over the inner mountain region means we have a combination of lows that will serve to produce at this time of year, not much more than drizzle toward the shoreline. maybe a few thunder bumpers over the sierra. but a mostly cloudy day. then this low will ride the roller coaster down into the south land so they will get some rain in los angeles and san diego. for us, it w

. >> as consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains, a lot of sellers say they are getting shortchanged buyer beware. seller beware. >> reporter: that was the warning back in march after cash for iphones offered to buy his phone for $586 and dropped the offer $76 when he sent them his phone. he is not alone. >> we went from shocked to surprise and upset. >> i thought they're not looking at my ipad. because my ipad was in perfect condition. >> reporter: they are just two of the hundreds who have recently complained about similar experiences with cash for iphones and its sister site cash for laptops even though the company told us in march that tony's case was a one off. now, the company has the right to change its offers once it receives your phone. it's in the fine print. but they are supposed to give you three days to either accept or reject that new lower price and return your device free of charge. tony, marilyn and steve all say they couldn't reach anyone in the three days following their offers. >> put on hold, dropped, passed to another. consumer rep. >> reporter: nevada's attorne

watts and her boyfriend brian lucas were detained last september for lewd conduct.med mistreatment by the officers and racial bias. an audio recording made by one of the officers during the incident cast doubt on those claims. both will apologize and receive counseling as part of the plea agreement. >>> on tonight show, jimmy fallon explains why will and kate's new baby is good news for prince harry. >> the royal baby is fourth in line to the british throne which pushes prince harry to fifth. i think it's great. now harry can finally relax and let loose. this is "early today." we hope this is your last stop on nbc. married my high school sweetheart... and pursued a degree in education. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new, or worsening depression or unusual changes in mood or

the government would like to adjust it up to 120 or 130 give gig watts.olar, is the learning rate is very high. 24%. which means one of the -- when the installation doubles, the costs can be cut by 24%. that indicates a greater potential for solar. rishaad: absolutely. as these panels become more and more efficient as well. >> cheaper. rishaad: thanks a lot, guys for that. bringing look at india online. we're headed to mumbai. don't go away. ♪ rishaad: it is confirmed that hina's -- china has held talks about netflix. they have not reached solid agreements. a local partnership will be ssential for them. after a two-year impasse, rio tinto signed an agreement with mongolia to proceed with its expansion of the copper mine. the company said the shareholder issue has been addressed. they had previously stalled over taxes and cost overruns. the maker of grand theft auto, a video game, topped estimates by 75% last quarter. there is a strong demand for the atest edition. digital download s is also helping earnings. now the start of trading in india. about 15 min

they showed julie watts around saying we paid three quarters of a million dollars for this?ips of water coming down. >> reporter: it is the last thing the treadwells expected. a broken water pipe leaking through the ceiling of their brand new home. not just one. >> we had a total of three holes cut into our new house. >> reporter: they also had problems with windows and kitchen cabinets. >> the standard pattern was oh, that is normal, there is nothing wrong with it. >> reporter: neighbors aren't happy either. >> the last two months have been a nightmare. >> reporter: their brand new hardware floor, a feature they paid 10 grand extra for is all scratched up and their brand new countertop is stained. they are not the only ones unhappy with dr horton. complaints to the better business bureau have spiked to a total 364 over the last three years. compare that to just one complaint to their largest competitor, the pulsy group. homeowners here say they first noticed issues during the walk through of their brand new home. they said they expected dr horton to take care of the problem

>> all right, nick watt with that troubling scene from los angeles. nick, thank you. >>> tonight, on assess lert for more severe weather. already, a stunning 24 hours. reports of at least 29 tornadoes. a dangerous commute home. images from grady, oklahoma tonight. the pounding rain there. and outside dallas look at this. a two by four piercing the windshield of this car. no one was inside. and this funnel cloud, one of so many. this one spotted in ryan oklahoma. chief meteorologist ginger zee with the trouble spots tonight and this memorial day weekend. but first, abc's phillip mena from texas tonight. >> reporter: tornados wreaking havoc across texas. >> go this way! go this way! >> reporter: an ef-1 hammering downtown mineral wells. hunks of sheet metal blocking the roads. in runaway bay, texas, a confirmed tornado sending two by fours through windshields. in nearby bridgeport homes reduced to rubble. this is wesley campbell's home. that's his laundry room where he and his wife rode out the storm. >> i could feel the house moving and then it was jus

>> nick watt tonight. nick thank you. >>> to colorado now, and a dramatic day in the movie theater massacre trial. the trial of james holmes. his trans formation, first, that orange hair, and now appearing more subdued. both sides arguing over this question. was he insane or did he know exactly what he was doing? tonight, jurors shown a key piece of evidence. a videotape showing what holmes told a psychiatrist after the attack. here's abc's clayton sandell. . >> reporter: for the first time jurors are siege and hearing the theater gunman in his own words, during an exam to determine whether he was insane or not. >> what brings tears to your eyes sometimes? >> ah just regrets. >> regrets about? >> ah about the shooting. >> reporter: one psychiatrist who examined holmes said he is mentally ill, but knew what he was doing. >> it is your opinion that the defendant, james egan holmes met the definition of legal sanity? >> yes. >> reporter: the testimony comes as prosecutors have focused on sections of the gunma

here's nick watt. >> reporter: the jetman yves rossy now has a friend.skydiver rinse reffet. they're hot dogging over the desert outside dubai. >> we are go for takeoff. >> reporter: above this futuristic city, they federalreefall from a chopper, pick up speed. then, the four jet engines on each 120-pound pack propel them at up to 125 miles per hour. side-by-side head-on, little bit of upside down and past the world's tallest skyscraper in a death-defying dance. rossy, a professional pilot who developed this fantastical suit himself, has flown solo many times, but never before like this. it's human formation flight. why oh why do they do it? yves, take it away. >> we love to fly. we are exploring the limits. and not playing with death. i'm playing with life. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> my backpack never did that. thanks for watching on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. fannage. he helped get the children off the second floor. it was time to leave, he noticed the building shaking

here's nick watt. >> reporter: the jet man eve rossy now has a friend. a proto. >>> skydiver. the desert outside due bay. >> we are go. >> reporter: as this futuristic city they freefall from a chopper, pick up speed. then the four jet engines on each 120-pound pack propel them at up to 125 miles per hour. side-by-side, little bit of upside down and past the world's tallest skyscraper in a death defying dance. rossy, a professional pilot who developed this fan tas call suit himself has flown solo many times, but never before like this. it's human formation flight. why, oh, why, do they do it? eve, take it away. >> we love to fly. we are exploring the limits. and not playing with death. i'm plying with life. >> reporter: nick watt abc news, los angeles. >> my backpack never did that. thanks for watching on a tuesday night. >> i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. from sony pictures studios it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen here are the stars of our show pat sajak and vanna white. hey, how you doing? that go

barry watts's a senior at the center for strategic and budgetary assessments. he also has said great body of work including friction and future weren't prior to joining cs b.a. the head of the office of program analysis and evaluation at the pentagon he worked for northrop-grumman and insert in the air force priest a graduate of the u.s. air force academy and delta masters at the university of pittsburgh. our program will be moderated by jeffrey herrera who is a fletcher jones associate professor of clinical studies and claremont and among the courses he teaches at our global politics and security and international political economy. he holds a b.a. from swarthmore college and the -- ladies and gentlemen andrew krepinevich, barry watts and jim herrera. [applause] >> first off thanks to the library for having us here this evening for what i think will be an interesting and exciting conversation. the first question gentleman deferred -- short version is why read this book in the longer version is a small group of washington d.c. foreign-policy types, long time ag

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danielle watts is apologizing to police. plead noed no contest aftere and her husband were having sex in parked car. watts accused the officers of racial profiling. after a police recording of the confrontation was made public civil rights activist cast doubt on her account. now watts is writing apology e-mails to the l.a. pd officers and neighbors complaining about the activity. >>> hidden cameras were a perfect ingredient to catch a shameless roommate sabotaging the frinl. university of south carolina had a sneaking suspicion about their third roommate who they feared was spitting in their food. cameras seem to catch that and more from 22-year-old haley king. police arrested her after viewing the video. she's now facing felony charges that may lead to jail time. as they say, revenge is a dish best served cold. >> without saliva. a concern you might have at a restaurant if you tick off your server. >> your roommate. but felony charges, that's serious. >> maybe she had something viral in there, who knows. >>> it is 5:26. com

rescue group is treating 40 dogs found abackedoned and that some of the dogs were found living if the watt they should be ready for adoption in about two weeks. >> it's up to the mayor to sign two new bills that would cut down on littering and illegal dumping. a bill hopes people will use forces and have ten crashes from where where. >> he looked at how many steps guests would walk before they would litter. he said he found it was an average of 30 steps. so at disney, trash trash haejdly haejdly. >> the school implemented a new policy, which includes removing all outdated school in all freezers. >> new jersey lawmakers have announced a new initiative this week to make sure children with disabilities can go to summer camp ps. the u.s. attorney's office sent shuns of flyers. reasonable modifications for the children and campers must be allowed to participate in all activities. from our jersey shore bureau this is not your typical twitter star. her name is mary lee and she is a great white shock. that's right. 126 126. >> you've already attracted more than 15,000 followers. >> it's just excit

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