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. >> hel. >> how you doing? >> good. >> are youjaden? >> yeah. >> all right. >> it's very important for me, especially for black kids, to read this book. the only time that they see black people being successful has to do in two areas. sports and entertainment. >> why did you choose inventors? >> these inventors are scientists and mathematicians and engineers. people that young kids in the inner city did not look to as being heroes and achieving extraordinary things. >> no kid raises their hand and says, i really want to be an engineer. >> right. >> they want to be a superstar basketball player. >> if you talk to young kids, they want to be lebron james, they want to be jay-z. >> born lewis elsindor in new york, he rose to prominence playing under coach john wooden. >> you were a new york city in catholic school in manhattan. what was your experience like? >> my experience was in learning about the general culture of america. not african-american culture. my dad was a jazz musician. so in my household, duke ellington and louis armstrong

. >> this is made locally by hel helio dime. it's at rolls royce of flat plate water heating system. it has been a small business in richmond. they work with high quality materials. what occurs with this panel when they are usually much bigger when we have them on buildings. it's a sealed box it has copper piping the header and the rise or and the metal in between and we circulate water through it a gallon per minute per panel and we collect the heat during the day and this gets hot like your car would on a hot day of the it's a sealed box. it's a cell tifl simple concept. it does have a very fancy, for lack of a better term, surface or coating called black chrome a hi emitant coating so it retains the heat that gets to t. that's the basic model of a flat plate solar panel. >> how much do these rigs cost? >> this sample is simply a sample, of course. by can and large after tax probably per panel we are pushing with the price of copper, 8-900 dollars. >> how many panels people need to do one of these typical san francisco home? >

eu leaders agreed at a summit last month to a plan to hel governments and banks. finance chiefs from 17 eurozone nations are meeting in brussels about how to use a bailout fund to directly inject money into struggling banks. they're also discussing how to utilize the fund to stabilize bond markets for debt strapped countries facing high borrowing costs. the ministers are addressing the scale and conditions of financial support for spain. they're also weighing the greek government's request to relax the conditions for austerity measures. the eu imposed the measures in return for financial support but discussioned with spain are already behind schedule, and talks with the greek government have yet to begin in earnest. some observers speculate the finance ministers may have to meet again soon -- possibly next week. but one european politician has had enough. he feels leaders aren't discussing the right topics to begin with. what's the story? >> as that finance minister's meeting is going on in brussels, there is a heated debate of its own kinden in athens. they're ta

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. >>> we're gonna go live to mike hel gem. goes -- mike helgrem. just hours ago, a senator spoke to congress alarmed about what could happen next after this water main break. mike has carden and outrage. >> reporter: denise, it's even more of a mess right now. what captain jeff was just talking about, the police chase that went through, it damaged some water lines. we'll get to that in a moment, but first, this is just a symptom of some much larger problems. >> reporter: all right. we don't have the right video right there. but i want to talk to you a almost bit about what happened here. the dodge durango tore right through here, tore through the barricades her, it went over the temporary water lines and caused them to break and bob if we can go over here a little bit. you request see water is spewing out just over on the other side of the intersection. you can see the barricade here has -- has been damaged -- has been damaged significant i. at this point, we're not sure how bad the damage is to the temporary water lines. i saw -- the driver had a

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