back into zeppelin. we found a 4 checks 3 kilometers wide 0.5 degrees difference will be flying there right away . up to go we have the 1st sign of bacteria on the water surface. they got to me from wiki because of what texts like this and the analysis for about 6 hours the scientists want to take samples from moon measurements they are interested in the celts and oxygen content the temperature and the concentration of counting in the well pull. the data is then compared to the information from the yeah is that 1000000000 can pop above the 4 checks for alice shearing one flight the oceanographers were able to record some very special dates a. lot of us given all normally you only see the vortex once it's formed but this time it was maybe 20 meters across at the beginning so we could really watch how it grew in the end there were 3 eddies that we then measured very closely it was the 1st time that we could observe a vortex over its entire lifetime. initial analyses support the research his hypothesis the

anticipation we really don't know where the vortices are and whether we will even find one in the zeppelin has a major advantage in that you can actually pocket above the vortex and have it in view of the entire time that way we can observe processes that develop in the space of a few minutes in all or intensity while i'm. pretty edgy hunters each day is exciting will they detect something interesting the ash it floats about 300 meters above the water's surface from this height you can barely see the 4 seasons with the naked eye but infrared camera does. tech much more it scans the surface of the water at $100.00 images per 2nd and measures the water temperature. the data allows the scientists to track the voter sees. here is an institute of coastal research in the northern german town of taft the special cameras attested before each mission today the research is a setting up a high performance in for bed camera above a want to base and to demonstrate its potential. it provides a far higher spatial resolution than comparable satellite images that we can detect very small temperature differ

and zeppelin who are their own sea arnold clockwork ocean is the most ambitious expedition the book bash eck and his international team of 40 oceanographers have ever undertaken . if they want to explore small ocean energies that range in diameter from 100 meters. to 10 kilometers. scientists have only started to focus on these will to seize in the last 10 years that the help of computer models how do they interact with the major ocean currents how do they influence life in the oceans and the global climate. the clockwork ocean expedition started 3 years ago without the airship the mission would have been impossible. the research site is in the baltic sea between the islands of bourne harlem and was a dome from that airborne lab the scientists try to detect small ocean eddies over 10 day periods. for some goes through and we were pretty excited before we got started we've spent many years preparing and there's a great sense of anticipation we really don't know where the vortices are and whether we will even find one you know there's a plane has a major advantage in that you can actually

the data is then compared to the information from the zeppelin can pocket above the 4 checks for alice cheering one flight the oceanographers were able to record some very special day so. a lot of eyes again at all normally you only see the vortex once it's formed but this time it was maybe 20 meters across at the beginning so we could really watch how it grew in the end there were 3 eddies that we then measured very closely it was the 1st time that we could observe a vortex over its entire lifetime. initial analyses support the research his hypothesis the small voices seize transport the cold water outwards along with its nutrients and so really do influence the growth of important marine microbiology. wasn't possible we're discovering many other mysterious things that we still cannot explain the fascination with the unknown is what drives you to learn more but still new questions arise and being able to find some answers to them over time is fascinating. book up bash eck hopes to continue the research with the help of the zeppelin with the flying laboratory he's made major contributi

book up nashik hopes to continue the research with the help of the zeppelin with the flying laboratory he's made major contributions to the success of the complex ocean mission. ocean currents also transport plastic waste all around the globe even depositing it deep on the seabed . an estimated $8000000.00 tons of plastic a year end up in our oceans the equivalent of a truckload every minute. much of this plastic comes from polluted rivers which wash it into the sea. flowing south of bomb dong city the tonto population of over $2000000.00 is one of the longest rivers in java the chitta room. in the early 1980 s. this was a tropical paradise but by 2013 an environmental organization deemed one of the most polluted rivers in the world. waste water is discharged into it along with toxic chemicals from textile factories and fast quantities of mainly plastic garbage. the name of the chooser room her room program is to clean up the river the indonesian government wants its water to be drink a bill by 2025 the military is playing a key role in the initiative. we meet march cost unhitch the ge

>> well, john, i guess if you think about -- we'll do the zeppelin metaphor here the song before mobyk on zeppelin 2 is ram mullon, and they are mega-cap stocks that are driving the rally and they need to take a breath and they'll ram bell on down the road because they're defensive. >> i think they do ram bell on further down the road and i think today, one thing we saw very clearly that while the mid-caps, they took it hard. the large caps, the mega-caps and the nasdaq i think have more to come to the upside, but near-term, you know, it's a haircut, a trim and perhaps a shave. >> john, great to speak with you. thanks for your time john stole thezfus, ram bell on, that's a song, right, guy? >> yes, mel, it is i can sing it if you want. >> no, thank you what's your take >> it actually has some tolken lyrics >> my take is exactly that the market did get ahead of itself 100%. here we are again that the 2850, 2900 level in the s&p, that 50% retracement that bulls want to say is sort of a place we'll leapfrog from. bears on the other hand, say we'll roll over from camp, and again, i mentio

a mysterious sound, but the world-famous bands like beach boys and led zeppelin also used this instrumente must have heard it somewhere. besides, it's like taking us to the world of science fiction. >> there's's no guidance, no ke or finger board positions. so pitch control is challenging. and it sounds like a ghost. i think that's why alfred hitchcock used it for his movies. >> it's not a major musical instrument, even in russia, so it must have been hard for you to popularize it in japan. >> about 30 years ago no one knew theremin in japan. so i started performing in concerts in lobbies. i wanted people to know its beautiful sounds rather than its ststrange sounds, and somehow ty came to love it and i gradually won more fans. >> did the invention contribute a lot to boosting the popularity? >> maybe. the theremin is big and hard to move. you control the pitch with the right hand and volume with the left hand. so it's hard to play. but this is small and pretty. and the doll isade off linden tree, so it resonates very well. but right after inventing it, people told me they would only buy

zeppelin, interesting, they bombed london and paris. paris, people would sit out on their balconies and rooftops and watch the zeppelin raids. as entertainment as the searchlights crisscrossed the skies and illuminated silverly things streaking across the sky. of course, aircraft evolved in an exponential rate during the war. think about the wright flier, wright model "b" or bleriot's 11 and look at the end of the war. the various aircraft developed in four years. okay? four years. wow. quantumly forward. unlike the trench warfare tactics fitactic tactics mired in -- there was none of that for aircraft. aircraft manufacturers doing something right and rip them off and bed uild on that. very compressed timeline. weeks, often outside of months, had a new aircraft design coming off the assembly line that was allegedly better than the previous one. beginning of the war we also saw progression from observation because due to the devastation of trench warfare, no-man's land, could not do adequate reconnaissance across that terra terrain. fina

a little led zeppelin to get the lead out, so to speak. yep, that's it, led zeppelin. thank you johnny for the request. johnny, you know how johnny got this song on? well, he typed a tweet and put ktvu as that hashtag , let's show you how to do it. send us your request, facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag ktvu . good morning. let's go back to pam. >>> get the lead out, i nice sa a barry area man went above and beyond to help doctors and nurses at kaiser in oakland. dan works as a real estate manager, at veritas, he was at kaiser at an appointment when he noticed the staff there had not enough masks. he was told mask were being rationed, so he and his coworkersmoney to donate 50,000 masks to kaiser. >>> an unexpected bonus for workers at dominican hospital in santa cruz, an anonymous donor made a generous gift, with specific instructions aware that money should go. and ktvu jesse gary has a story. >> reporter: monday malaise may forever be cured at a hospital in santa cruz, after an anonymous benefactor is donating $1 million specifically for hospital employee

and led zeppelin announced this week that they will proceed with their initial public offering while the company had nearly $3000000000.00 in debt and only $484000000.00 in cash in march the i.p.o. would value the company's equity from $11700000000.00 to $13300000000.00 compared to 2011 when it was only valued at around $3300000000.00 but a new york times and sienna college research poll found that when it came to new yorkers most are reluctant to attend live performances starting in september but were more likely to do so at the end of the year if safety measures were put in place meantime a recently released goldman sachs report projects that the global music venues will drop around 25 percent this year mostly because of the heavy blow the pandemic has had on live events a crisis forcing artists and their teams to find new ways to move forward many going digital life streaming concerts and singalongs all from the comfort of their own home reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . while we may focus on the big picture of national and international artists like lady ga ga being hur

roadhouse give the whiskey i know a few doors jim morrison songs i like the idea that it's like led zeppelin i like the photo as the. poses a jimi hendrix and robert plant and cool jim morrison but i'm not a huge fan of the sound they make but i love the imagery i'm more of a kiss guy kiss styx kansas the cheesy kind of stuff journey. yeah. all right it's been when you were a roadie ferrario speedwagon a mistake and my legs are play. too if i was i wasn't ready but i worked in the county for the capital music hall in wheeling west virginia when i was 16 in kansas came through they did tonight spreadin sarat a 7 o'clock and 10 o'clock show both nights and i was 16 i was just supposed to watch a door so the people didn't come in from the outside a fire escape but i had up having to be there go there you know there go over for 2 days i hung out with these jews now little did i know they seem so much older but little that i know they were 2223 years old when i was 16 now looking back and i got to hang with these days now this is right in the heat of carry on a wayward son dust in the wind those

on the northwest slope of a mountain near conte and he had on a bell that was ringing out a led zeppelin turn so i could play in the last few 10 seconds here so quickly i want to point out that the industry has launched a campaign to encourage french people to eat more cheese it's called from oz she sunk which means let's act for cheese because sales and cheese have declined by 60 percent in france this is the more b.a. cheese right here and that's down into the morning milk and the afternoon milk so it's very delicious here march is more life and remember that no flamingoes or injured during the recording of this stay tuned for more coming your way. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led to. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a made in the shallowness. the world is driven by shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to go

on the northwest slope of a mountain near conte and he had on a bell that was ringing out a a led zeppelin turn so i could play in the last few 10 seconds here so quickly i want to point out that the industry has launched a campaign to encourage french people to eat more cheese it's called from oz she sunk which means let's act for cheese because sales and cheese have declined by 60 percent in france this is the more b.a. cheese right here and that's down into the morning milk and the afternoon milk so it's very delicious here march is for life and remember that nothing mangoes are injured during the recording of this stay tuned for more coming your way. time after time called her ration to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important celery transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability spain overmanned a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely harmless. and it builds on the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something else this must be going to mean and i

standing on the northwest slope of a mountain near cone and he had on a bell that was ringing out a led zeppelin so i could play in the last few 10 seconds here so quickly i want to point out that the industry has launched a campaign to encourage french people to eat more cheese it's called from oz she sunk which means let's act for cheese because sales and cheese and declined by 60 percent in france this is the more b.a. cheese right here and it's done into the morning milk and the afternoon milk so it's very delicious. yeah march is for life and remember that no flamingoes are injured during the recording of this stay tuned for more coming your way. if you hear something like she's taken the whole new coast. take arms. try to do free. will really be loose. this isn't a coaster can you see the city street scene me. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and their decision little sheltered lives every song came to a complete. the day that i was right to be instructed you know told to shut up but they'd kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed

the led zeppelin poster is just slightly askew and will bug me. >> i'll fix it i change them every two days and sometimes they - >> i do know i think people watch the show to see what's behind you on any given day. >> i will change it. that's a very famous poster. i'll change it and make sure it's right. >> please address that. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. see you soon. >>> let's get to an important developing story out of hong kong protests erupting after china's government proposed a new security law aimed to bring hong kong under full chinese control. for the very latest eunice yoon is up for us in beijing. how are things looking >> reporter: not very good, activist joshua wong accusing b beijing of silencing dissent in the city the chinese leadership today had proposed this new legislation at the national people's congress which is ongoing here in beijing. now, the chinese officials described hong kong as a defenseless city in need of this type of protection under these new laws the -- they would target cessation, terrorism, foreign interference and allow beijing back intelli

with an eight-foot pole ♪ ♪ and i even made the devil sell me his soul ♪ >> run-dmc kind of led zeppelinized way >> run dmc's latest album titled "raising hell" has sold more than a million copies in just 13 weeks. a first for a rap record. >> the album is called "licensed to ill." that's a stupid name for an album. ♪ wake up late for school, man, you don't want to go ♪ ♪ you ask your mom please but she still says no ♪ >> hip-hop was our baby. this was our culture. this was our music. we created it. and then here come the beastie boys and we were afraid we were going to lose it. ♪ you've got to fight for your right to party ♪ >> then when we started listening to their music they really were funky and they could really get busy. so we were like, okay, all right. ♪ i love brass monkey but i won't give it♪ ♪ we got the bottle you got the cup ♪ ♪ come on, everybody, let's get ♪ >> beastie boys come out with what people thought would be a pop hip-hop group. it was straight hip-hop. beastie boys was dope, if you know what i mean. ♪ brass monkey junkie ♪ that funky monkey >> "licensed to ill" reall

northwest slope of a mountain near cologne today and he had on a bell that was ringing out a a led zeppelin tune so i quickly in the last few 10 seconds here so quickly i want to point out that the industry has launched a campaign to encourage french people to eat more cheese it's called from my she song which means let's act for cheese because sales of cheese have declined by 60 percent in france this is the more b.a. cheese right here and that's down into the morning milk and the afternoon milk so it's very delicious. march is for life and remember that nothing mangoes are injured during the recording of this situation for more coming your way. we go to work. straight home. so you need for good. friends who want to. put on the butters read the book on useless all that business and just. instead of being. able. to do if you will still be stuck or your muscles from the book your need. to get up while shooting is just. chill the. business. that. we think she minds be soldier because off the boat she's wearing. huge which to sold out so quick to move for a possible appeal more than would. be

looks like you're beaming in from a zeppelin. is that metal? i wanted to ask you, you have one republic releasing a single "better days" and an album coming out in the fall but recorded "lose somebody" with kygo here. how is this tune different from the so many others you have worked on in the past? >> well, it's definitely better than a lot. it's just -- i mean, not to be presumptive or bold, it's a really good song. it struck me. i don't get pitched songs that often where they're for the most part pretty complete and when kygo texted me, it's so rare that he's not the boy who cried wolf. if he is texting me, i have this phenomenal song i'd like to you finish with me, would you listen like the second he sent it i was like there's no way this isn't going to be good. i know it's going to be good so it's different also from one republic's perspective anthems, and i hate saying aspirational or inspirational type anthems, but that's what people associate with us like "counting stars" or "good life" or "i lived" and don't write a lot of relationship

the zeppelin's, it was a great debate, beginning of 20th century over air ships versus fixed wings. aircrafts evolved in parallel. is that plan during world war one we're probably more devastating than bomber raids or any other aircraft. interesting lee, they bombed won in paris and in paris people would sit out and their balconies on rooftops and watched disciplined rates as kind of entertainment as the searchlights crisscrossed the skies and illuminated these great silvery things sneaking across the sky. of course aircraft head and shoulders above any technology, aircraft involved at an exponential rate during the war. think about the right model be. or the 11, and you look at the fall corps d.c. seven. the various aircrafts that were developed in four years. wow. quantum lee forward. unlike the trench warfare which would mired in all thinking, there was none of that four aircraft. people saw something -- aircraft manufacturing were doing something right and they would rip them off. it would build on that. it was a very compressed timeline. weeks, often outside of months. there wo