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strait from the lab that could fight a crime that s brought elephants to the brink of extinction getting a seizure is a great victory, but the elephant s already dead. marita davidson is an environmental biologist i am holding a tray of elephant poop. she ll show us the high tech plan to stop the killing. wow then, sea lion s stranded along the california freeway. yes, freeway. dr shini somara is a mechanical e engineer she ll show us what s been done to to find out why this is happening. at this stage are they feeling distressed? and i m phil torez i m an entomologist. that s our team, now lets do some science. welcome to techknow im phil torres joined by marita davison and dr. shini somara. guys there are outlaws out there working in the shadows committing horrible acts against defenseless yet majestic animals. we re talking about the ivory poachers who have decimated the populations in africa. it s really alarming because ivory goes for about a th ....
president says the deficits are already shrinking. he is right so what is the truest? that is our show. tonight. john: money confuses people with compound interest taxes and comparative advantage so it is fun to see a new book out called popular economics that sounds like more fun but what can they teach us? abroad james specializes is something else. what can he teach about economics? let s ask the author. he is a great example of comparative advantage he is the best free trade between the countries and all individuals trade but countries never trade he is the best basketball player in the world but it is well known he could be high indeed paid nfl tight end but he is blowball dependent he employs the clothes he wears he gets his hair cut by someone else and specializes when he is best at with a basketball. john: than he pays for the football to sell his basketball. we produce to consume there you can import as much as possible. trade is the reason we produce ....
president says the deficits are already shrinking. he is right so what is the truest? that is our show. tonight. john: money confuses people with compound interest taxes and comparative advantage so it is fun to see a new book out called popular economics that sounds like more fun but what can they teach us? abroad james specializes is something else. what can he teach about economics? let s ask the author. he is a great example of comparative advantage he is the best free trade between the countries and all individuals trade but countries never trade he is the best basketball player in the world but it is well known he could be high indeed paid nfl tight end but he is blowball dependent he employs the clothes he wears he gets his hair cut by someone else and specializes when he is best at with a basketball. john: than he pays for the football to sell his basketball. we produce to consume there you can import as much as possible. trade is the reason we produce ....
camp. whas when he sees his graduation gift right behindm. clean up on aisle 3. this weird video comes to us where you can see this guy has decided to climb above the checkout and now surrounded by police. he s trying to figure out his grand escape. where is he going to go? don t grab the light fixture because that s going to come crashing down. ws he going to do? grab the light fixture. it s perfect. right in front of my face. shining there. great idea. i ll lift myself up. get away. the cops know it too. they know he s not going to try to get him down. it will take care of itself. go for it oh. i m psychic. yeah. oh, nailed it as you can see it. the on him and drag him out and put him in all kinds of cuffs. i have more strange behavior. this one is from salt lake city in utah. it may look familiar to you. if it s not familiar from your looks, the commentary may jog your memory. she just bought like incense. and then tried to steal from me. watch. ....
end, together with the other nuclear related sanctions. we wanted to preserve those for as long as we could during that ten-year period, and we have a five-year restriction with respect to an arms embargo, and we re continuing to work to limit their activities in those spaces. that again is the nature of this agreement. they get sanctions relief, and in return we get all these limitations to prevent them from getting nuclear weapons, and the verification measures. charlie: what is your hope and expectation that we will be looking at 10-15 years from now? ben: well, here s what we know. we know that 10 years from now iran will have converted fully its reactor so it cannot produce weapons-grade plutonium in iraq. we know it will not have conducted advanced r&d that will allow them to enrich uranium. we know that for 15 years, they will shift 98% of their stockpile of enriched uranium out of the country and they will limit their enrichment to one facility. and again, we kn ....