Everyone who has read any sort of science fiction has, at one time or another, thought about how cool it would be to live in those bizarre environments,
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coming up on nine minutes before the top of the hour, and it s time for our weekly series the science behind, where we give you the why behind the whats. and today we have a real-life deep sea adventure. fabien cousteau, grandson of the legendary diver jacques cousteau, is about to plunge into the ocean, but he s not just jumping into the water. he s going to live in an underwater lab for 31 days. his team will even cruise the ocean floor on motorcycles, really, on motorcycles. he spoke to our chad myers about the mission. fabien, 63 feet, 31 days, never done before. what do you hope to find? well, the unknown, you know? this is what it s all about is pushing outside the box and going into the mysteries, and hopefully, bringing some of those discoveries back. you have motorcycles to get on, too, some kind of underwater vehicle. we have a lot of modern-day
kid to college but retailers are looking to hire half a million temporary workers with the holidays coming up according to the national retail federation. major chains often hire these temp workers then full-time after the holidays. we definitely saw that last year. retail workers, there are jobs there. some other jobs in high demand truck drivers, engineers, including industrial and software engineers. registered nurses. professional chefs. and accountants. but it is undeniable people are not just angry and frustrated, they are lived with the economy, jobs, their paychecks an the income gap. look at this scene. in new york, right now, at the heart of our financial district, the occupy wall street protests are intensifying. we do have a live picture for you. today marks the 21st day of the movement with no signs of it dying down any time soon. in fact, the grassroots protests, the discontent are spreading rapidly across the country from east to west, north to south. this