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Africans we have the sun. so the two of us on repairing those two good things together most of whom are. thorsten first got to know and love africa and visits to mali with aida the couple have three children and enjoy travelling. in two thousand and fourteen they were invited to visit malis largest diesel power plant it helped supply electricity to the capital bamako the sixty year old plant is inefficient and produces high levels of pollution. for thorsten tribe or it was a life changing experi...

You know. so. everyone knows germans build at machines and we africans we have the sun. so the two of us on repairing those two good things together most of. thorsten first got to know and love africa and visits to mali with aida the couple have three children and enjoy travelling. in two thousand and fourteen they were invited to visit malis largest diesel power plant it helped supply electricity to the capital bamako the sixty year old plant is inefficient and produces high levels of pollution...

The joins me now from or its a lot to talk about here first the dutch they deserve that when germany just didnt play that well well i mean they did have most of the ball possession but that doesnt necessarily win you games and they were also on lucky and they also coughed up the ball needlessly and the dutch made them pay for it three wonderful goals that having been said also the dutch are on an upswing i mean their soccer federation has vested tens of millions of euros in youth development and...

High higher level of experienced pilot. it does not mean unsafe but they have less experience. >> reporter: experts say pilots who work for low-past pilots may fly more days than the counterparts at larger airlines but the airplanes are constantly maintained. >> it does not necessarily mean on the safety whether the aircraft is newer or older. >> reporter: and though the plane that crashed today involved a 24-year-old plane, the newer low-budget carriers have new fleets. >> the low budget carrie...

This is the website for the house committee on agriculture. the guy at the top there is republican congressman from oklahoma, frank lucas. the chairman of the committee. the headline, house ad committee approves farm bill with significant savings and reform. they voted 36-10 to pass its version of the farm bill. the legislation that helps set our national agricultural policy and which must be renewed every five years. when they voted for it, those 36 members of congress pushed forward a bill tha...

My letter is to the chairman frank lewis. its me, melissa. i understand your job is a lot like hurting cats so job well done on bringing your republican colleagues to heel, by offering them that huge slice of snap reduction catnip. you all can rest well in the knowledge that if your bill passes, a deficit will no longer be burdened by the $20 billion of excessive spending and government inefficiency. except that it has a 90% efficiency rate. it does exactly what it was intended to do, put food o...

Natural gas is rising, thats why they will also -- the price of coal will also be rising. we already see that. so that will have an immediate effect on the global economy. oil is falling because at the same time japanese is a courtroom of oil and they will be consuming less over the next weeks and months. >> if you were to look for guidance as to the impact of cost on everything from natural gas to coal and oil because of the pictures and the realities of whats going on with this nuclear plant, ...

Japan dictates what happens here. i think we should have always proceed with caution on nuclear power. when we talk about global warming, with the current technology we have no choice but to include nuclear energy in our energy plan. unfortunately, its coal, its oil, and its nuclear power. we can talk about wind and we can talk about solar but were not there yet with those energy proposals. >> before we proceed, i should mention that the mega panel is here. jamie floyd, sam sedar and a former ne...

Either japanese competitors or inside of japan? >> well, clearly, peter hit it right there. the estimated losses for the japanese automotive industry, were looking at something like $25 billion u.s. thats an estimate because production is shut down for the time being and they cant ramp up production. again, simply because theres an energy shortage. at the same time, of course, major construction firms in japan will gain from this infrastructure. infrastructure will need to be replaced. they need...

Even if we just changed our efficiency rate, we could reduce our consumption by 50%. if you look at homes, 35% of home energy loss is through air leaks. are these problems solvable? >> yes, they most certainly are. thank you, dylan, for having me on your show. the grid is really a marvel. we depend on it. its our back backbone. ill add one more number to it. were soç dependent on it, las year alone, disruptions in the grid, shutdowns cost us over $100 billion, just in those disruptions lo s al...