this population specific operational north of russia russians living on the white sea. they are definitely resistant and that's interesting and actually discoursed maybe discoursed the decrease in speed of propagation of the hiv in this country ok now we mentioned tires who who are known to be one of the one of the nations that influence the formation of the russian nation what are the nations did influence the russians as a nation would you say was very difficult to meet. to discuss this from genetic point of view was it because we don't know the tower engine arms and food we have a sequence and maybe. by the way are the seconds nation. not nation would say. in an amount of people living in the country. so maybe then we will think about. other nations but well from genetic point of view russians are definitely occupying specific sport on genetic map. that is between let's say poles that ours and bush two years on the north you are you have career goals and. georgians and so on so definitely we are as russians or particular genetics. like an issue that needs. those peop

aids predispositions of particular russians living in the white sea so they're quite tolerant to aids hiv infection. hiv infection this tolan's is almost the. equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says geneticists. spotlight will be back shortly right after the break will continue so stay with us. the state has provided citizens with. it's a pretty tough sell to. the. other like. when the government seems to think. michael is. right. out of the kill an introductory. book every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and what to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world to join us for technology update on our g. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green olive in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is you got to put a lot of chalk geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the moscow based core chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the genetic code of a typical russian well according to the genetic code what you said was very interesting that you didn't find

aids predispositions of particular russians living in the white sea so they're quite tolerant to aids hiv infection. hiv infection and this tolan's is almost the. equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says geneticist you got perhaps shock spotlight will be back shortly right after a break we'll continue so stay with. closures that so much of the mayors and i mean it is interesting if my people are hearing it squeak is a good part of the world is experiencing it quickly. is this a trend or simply freaking weather one. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world to join us our technology update on our g. walk about the spotlight i'm. just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is you got to put a heart of chalk geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the moscow based color chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the genetic code of a typical russian well according to the genetic code what you said

aids been dispositioned of particular russians living on the white sea so they're quite tolerant to aids hiv infection let's h.p.v. infection and this is almost equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says geneticists check the spotlight will be back shortly right after the break will continue so stay with us. speaking to the caspian region the wilderness of the great outdoors so from. now our t. goes to central russia. where the car industry is rapidly developing where history finds a good life in its place. where american citizens can find a new. welcome to the. state provided citizens with. it's a. tough sell to. the. other like. when the government since tank. like. right. out of the kitchen and dramatic. walk about the spot like i am now just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is you got a pearl harbor chook geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the moscow based quote chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the genetic code of a typical russian well according to the genetic code what you said was very interesting that you

aids predisposition of particular russians living on the white sea so they're quite tolerant to aids hiv infection. hiv infection and this tolan's is almost the. equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says geneticists chuck spotlight will be back shortly right after the break will continue so stay with us. wealthy british style. time to explain the. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. team has been to the casio the wilderness in the great house it's a form of. now goes to central russia where the car industry is rapidly developing where history finds a good life in its place. where american citizens can find and. welcome to the. russian close up. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green olive in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is you got to put a lot of chalk geneticist and senior signing of a fellow at the moscow based core chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the

our special report we're off to the sea of cortes in the north russia discover more about the elusive luger whale that's next stay with us. dolphins in arctic white whales are the undisputed stars of russia's aquariums and while spectators by the marine mammals elaborate carefully practiced performances few know about their long journey from the sea to the show how and by whom are the animals caught what's the secret of their near flawless training the dolphins and whales actually communicate with human beings the creatures comfortable in their captivity. to unlock the many mysteries of marine mammals our journey takes us to the ends of the earth to russia's remote far east. off the shores of the sea of cortes not far from the mouth of the mighty river lie a string of uninhabited islands. this one is named for the famous soviet pilot. who crash landed there during in one nine hundred thirty six expedition. during the salmon spawning season the sea around the island is literally teeming with fish and this abundance of food attracts large groups of white whales. in summer these tiny clapboard houses are home to both teams of fisherman and an expedi

olga the veterinarian his return from the sea of a courts and is now back to monitoring the health of her performers. places polina. to the far eastern white tway that he's still a thing the seal hunt scott. and this is a bottlenose dolphin from the black sea cow name is moves that she's the most beautiful ones or at least that's what two things at least. she knows full well how is useful human beings can be. in between shows the trainers go through their routines with their animals over and over again to give commands trainers. only whistles tuned to the special range of frequencies that the dolphins can pick up the enemas devote their undivided attention to the trainer otherwise they'll be no mutual understanding. communication is established gradually when you start training these animals when you feed. their first commands. slowly gradually begin to understand. as well as they begin to understand you after that the work is mainly about learning each other's instincts and if they can see. the female dolphin does she gets distracted often by your six month old son. the arrival of new generations brings both great excitement and added res

covered the distance of two thousand kilometers in two days inside is a huge basin with sea water and three white whales the future stars of the new aquarium soon to be opened in yet a slab. they're about to be unloaded. this is a male because his nickname is. used to have a green on his tail so stretches included he weighs about four hundred fifty kilograms i've got his tail thanks good. the entire male staff of the aquarium from the trainers to the plumbers and accountants help unload the future performers i. keep yes just like that he. would detail he can pitch. one after another the animals leave the truck and start looking around their new home with curiosity these white whales were caught. in russia's far east and spent their first year in the black sea where they went through a training course they handled the long trip pretty well. and transporting animals for fifty hours is absolutely. was over the last couple of years with a method of transferring such animals over very long distances to where everything is falling and the animals are active in swimming. they will have the first feeding

this method is practiced around the world and has already revealed that white whales withdraw for the winter to the northern sea of and come back east. spring. the transmitters have a hermetic plastic cover meant to operate in deep water their battery life is between nine and twelve months. in the game so we are hoping to find a connection with the populations in america when they split off how they interact today and whether or not to show they practice similar migrations. next to the fishing village or enclosures for the white whales that have been caught to be trained to perform in aquariums this region is where the majority of white whales in the world's aquariums come from. weather permitting we'll catchers go to sea first thing in the morning because the early hours of the most active feeding time for the creatures roaming the local bays. they come alone or in groups. you turn up here others near that. and over there and everywhere. that he hopes to affix one of the transmitters on this run but not every animal captured is fit for the purpose. let me save the trans meters for the larger wider whales becau

sea. interested. in white and blue because the city and country celebrates navy day by day out the details of just. the international aids conference held in vienna this week has raised heated debate on treatment for hiv and aids and the role of large pharmaceutical companies skeptics challenging conventional thinking on aids gathered ahead of the event to make their views which they claim are being ignored by the scientific community. right here right now a human rights based approach to hiv prevention and treatment and a coup to the world to continue its fight in the bus against. the t. thousand and ten conference in vienna unveils cutting edge new treatments and so speakers from frontline workers to x. world leaders joining forces with bold cool's zero new infections siri does zero discrimination. says her son. with a. voice. but not everyone felt they got the chance to speak. now opinions at a separate conference heard a few days before the official event was a group raising questions some of which challen

presenting news saying any further ninety seven that would have been arguably illegal also the white house went out on the sea you know about a year ago you'll probably recall the fuel bomb administration seamlessly didn't invite fox to appear with you about was that were the case that was you know they were not going to give an interview and there's no reason why was pretty explicit they're not a news organization and now they you know it walked back from that watch as if it is a news organization it's actually the official or unofficial voice electronic voice of republican well that's what i want to know is what happened to the white house because you're right a year ago they didn't by fox news a year ago the obama administration came out criticizing fox news they had so much confidence and then all of a sudden they're completely backtracking and is it really are they scared of her of the can party are they feeling the fact of so many polls are coming out saying of the american people aren't necessarily fans of theirs anymore who are they so scared of exactly. it you know it's it's the political season you

. >>> well, it was the old man and the sea, more than 100 times over. >> there were white beards everywhere you turned in key west over the weekend. looks like christmas. dead ringers for ernest hemingway gathered for a look-alike contest at sloppy joe's bar where the author once hung out. a man from vero beach, florida, was crowned this year's papa hemingway on his 12th try. >> the 64-year-old winner says like hemingway, he enjoys drinking, fishing and women, but he admits unlike hemingway, he can't write. >> honest guy. we'll be right back with more "world news now." if you fight to sleep in the middle of the night, why go one more round ? you don't need a rematch, but a rethink. with lunesta. lunesta is thought to interact with gaba receptors associated with sleep. lunesta helps you get the restful sleep you need. lunesta has some risk of dependency. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the next day have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include ag

generations, when visitors think of florida they envision warm sunshine, blue waters, sugary white sand beaches, fresh sea food and a natural environment like no other. all of these wonderful characteristics have been dampd sarlts of the perceptions that florida beaches are covered in oil. tourism is big business. it's our number onetory, we hosted over 80 million visitors in 2009. we captured nearly 17 vacations from -- million from floridians. collectively our visits spent over $60 billion in travel last year generating nearly $4 billion in sales tax collections. what that means is more than one fifth of florida sales tax dollars are paid by visitors and it also means juror jobs. nearly one million directly employed in travel and tourism. to give you an example of economic impact bp oil spill is having on hotels, let me give you some statists from the trade winds, we are the largest resort just west of tampa bay located in pinellas county. call volume is down by 25%. we have 8 hundred of the county's approximately 35,000 hotel rooms. so when you take an average of the last three years of revenue shortfa

sea breeze closer to us. watch for a couple scattered showers and thundershowers and maybe thunder tomorrow. the a's game tonight taking on the whiteox near 70 degrees. that's very high. 90s today. some 80s for most of sonoma and nap pa county. 70s and 80s. the garlic festival, sunny and mid 80s there. 7 day forecast a couple of 80s in the warm spot and then monday and tuesday the sea breeze returns and we start to cool off a little bit more. as the temperatures inland have been cooler than average as we go through neck week as well. and i started doing this again. look at that. that is a smooch. that is holly giving her dad a kiss last father's day. isn't that so sweet? and then holly has been getting on the treadmill, taking it easy, trying to get back into shape. i love that little cat, oreo. and proud parents of lady here, an english mastiff and a great dane mix. send your pictures. look at that face. what a great day to take your dog out to a nice little walk. >> we appreciate it. >> it is so hot on their paws sometimes. >> still ahead. charity work is is going new heights today. we go over the edge for a gravity defieing stun

white cloud tops there over the sierra. that will be the active weather today across northern california. the chances of the sierra thundershowers for us, it is a strong seareeze. look at our mild temperatures today, maybe some low 80s inland. otherwise, 60s and 70s for highs today and for most of the week, i think, all the way -- probably through thursday, mainly 70s to near 80 in san jose, maybe low 80s out towards livermore later on this week. today, combination of 60s and 70s sprinkled across the bay area, cloudy and cool on the coast, upper 80s around sacramento. 82 around trucky today. if you like mild compatemperatu you'll love the seven-day forecast. way below average. this is one of the coolest summers in 40 years. with that seven-day it will continue to stay that way for a while. >> amazing. i love it. >> it is not bad. i like it. >>> want to check your morning commute, hopefully you're loving it on the east shore freeway. >> cool there too. cool meaning the good sense thumbs up, like fonz. easy drive down the east shore freeway through berkeley and emeryville. no slowing. volume of traffic light now, light in the east bay and potential there lo

sea canary due to its high pitched twitter this morning now on this highly communicative. what's it trying to say and how can we decode its meaning which. the secrets of. his snow white smile con could millions of hops he was a welcome guest around the world and the epitome of mankind's dreams. yuri gagarin the first man in space a pioneer forever. so again keller golf is among those who wanted to take part in the national celebration. but his car was barred from the red square. moving recognized. commuted from a to b. when the no. full committee asked the crucial thing to disclose the name of the chief designer who made it possible for the first sputnik and forgotten to go into the base. of the entire nation created the advanced technology that. never complained about the fact that his health had been affected by the prison camp the public could not associate him with the space program he had no time for that he was busy turning his dreams into reality. of love eureka guarin as though he were his own son still give both. yuri gagarin complemented each other as personalities they were competent all with each other sometimes they didn't even need to talk the first u.s

sea. two hours later, the footage floats to the surface again. what were they able to capture? >> oh, look at that. oh, like a christmas tree. that was incredible. >> reporter: though in black and whitelly strobing red and white. this is the first time this has ever been seen before in a natural way. >> so they use that to communicate? >> i think so. >> reporter: the combination of flared arms and flashing probably keeps other squids from attacking, an unprecedented glimpse at how these mysterious creatures communicate underwater. those arms would keep me away. dangerous encounters, cannibal squid premieres this friday, july 30th on the national geographic channel. >>> and coming up on "good morning america," roll over, beethoven. you're about to get rocked. of a balanced breakfast to help build strong muscles and healthy bones. carnation instant breakfast essentials. good nutrition from the start. but look below the surface. your mouth is no different. brushing leaves teeth looking clean, but millions of plaque and gingivitis germs are left behind. a 30-second rinse with listerine® antiseptic cleans deeper. [ boom! ] its unique penetrating formula destroys germs [ boom! ] brushing l

white sharks bay their boat yesterday. officials say the sighting has not been confirmed yet but guards are actually keeping a close eye on the water. >>> and those that like to gawk at san francisco's famed sea lion at pier 39 can mind out more about that. a trained naturalist is being made available between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to answer questions about them. it is a joint project by pier 39, the bay institute, the aquarium of the bay and the marine mammal center. the sea lion have been a big draw ever since they started showing up on the docks years ago. >> and last week we were on vacation and they interest the mini land and san francisco and the little lego sea lion. it was so cute. very popular, yes. >>> we want to check in with sal. he is information on the crash in livermore. >> westbound 580 at airway we have an accident blocking all the lane there is. traffic is going to be very slow. we are getting word that news chopper 2, spotted an accident on 808. this is hayward at 808. looks like a major crash here near industrial, and it looks like it is a pretty major accident. we have a couple things we will be following for you on "mornings on 2". now, let's go to mark. >> good mornin

white theme, nothing over $5, the table cloth from walmart. it's really, really reasonable. >> let's move to under the sea, shall we?ayo jar we spray painted the lid to which we added water, one teaspoon of glycerin and the glitter. >> you screw the lid on and have it. >> we buried toy treasures inside mardi gras beads and candy so they can bury the treasure and reuse the pail at the seaside. they take the fish home in a bowl. that's very -- talk about interactive and fun. >> let's go camping, shall we? >> this invitation is homemade on a piece of construction paper using a piece of gifting paper. that looks like a tenth. they bring their sleeping bags and pillows, so we have customized the pillows they decorate with puffy pants. >> you have to let them dry so you can use them later. and then smores for the sweet treat and canteens to take home. all are biodegradable plates from party city. these are 20 cents a piece, 15 cents a piece. >> this is smart and terrific. have a great weekend. >>> coming up next, courtesy of cody gifford, what you should see this weekend. first, this is "today" on nbc. hey, if you're here

associate director of the white house office of public and basement had this article in "the washington post." "the first such adviser to be legally blind, he said it had been a sea change over 20 years since the ada was signed into law but we were not done. including new technology. when it was passed in 1990 the internet was not what it is now. technology was not where it is now. he said that one of the simplest questions that are that does the ada applied to web sites? many courts have said no, some have said yes, but it is a pertinent question. can you talk about battle live? guest: this is a broad civil rights bill. in passing this bill we instructed the courts to interpret it broadly. i must say that there were a few cases in the late 1990's and early 2000 cost where the supreme court narrowed the interpretation of the ada. a number of us had what we call the ada act amendment, passed in 2008, which put us back in the situation we felt we had before. we instructed the supreme court as to what we meant, which was interesting enough signed by the first president bush and the second was there to sign the ada act amendment. we have had our ups and downs in that

white house reveals the hiv/aids strategy. they hold hearings on the environmental impact. they consider the elena kagan supreme court nomination. >> we added a new future to the seas in video library, bill search for do you can search for any congressional bill and what the debate from the house and senate floor. making it as general or specific as you like. it is all online for free. >> the white house unveiled a document outlining a national strategy on hiv/aids. the president spoke about the policy at the white house. his remarks are 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, and the president of the united states. good evening, everybody. >> we love you, mr. president. >> i love you back. thank you. it is a privilege to speak with all of you. welcome to the white house. let me begin by welcoming the cabinet secretaries who are here. i know i saw at least one of them, kathleen sibelius. [applause] i wanted to recognize our ambassador. his leadership of the emergency plan for aid to the is doing so much to say so many lives around the world. he will be leading our delegation to the international aids conference at the end of next week. i am grateful for his outstandin

you sat down with folks in the white house in 2009 and they would have told you that they would lose 15 seats. quite frankly, we won a whole lot of seas. we had no business winning them. it is true. they bring in people that probably would not have one but for that environment. 1994 was another example of that. i like this in 1994 because the script at the bottom of the ocean as the way was coming through. -- because i scraped at the bottom of the ocean as though we've a -- as the wave was coming through. there were plenty of seats were the wrong person was sitting in that seat. but now we are at the point where there other really important factors. the president's approval rating is one of those. another factor suggest that this will not be just a 15-seat thing. the odds of keeping the house continues to diminish. if you want to go back, depending on how sophisticated your students are worth your to do this for your own dirty pleasure, -- your own nerdy pleasure -- we are all nerdy. people are watching gets in with the stars and you want to be talking about politics. we are not normal. just admit it. and move on. i am totally in your