as much as i love this program, these stupid sound effects ruin the realism.
also since these fishes live so deep and are so rare, how did they managed to film separate female, separate male, male trying to bite female multiple times and an attached male....
i feel it's a bit 'faked'. this world and even this "blue oceans" program have so much awesome footage that they can easily get by w/o faking shots or sound effects.

I watched that Lou Dobbs episode and this video is out of context.
We do not hear the question and previous comment to which Chad Meyers(CNN Meteorologist in the video) answered.

so how exactly does it achieve such efficiency?!

seems like they were all manual transmissions? why are they starting to roll back once they stop at the intersection?

I'm still fascinated wth happened to his face.
I'd love to see a documentary or an investigative report or even pay for a movie ticket explaining wth is going on with him.
but i think something like this won't happen while he's alive.

while interesting idea, it does look like the primary purpose of people that created this car was "huge government contract".
if there are ~800k cops in US, i'd guess there's ~400k cars. that's a pretty big order. plus all the profit from maintenance, repair, parts, etc etc.
benefit of using stock cars is maintenance is much cheaper.

this car looks way too aggressive and intimidating. we wouldn't want our police departments to turn into Detroit PD from Robocop.

i took a picture of that barcode with my cellphone and it converted it into url http://aniful.jp/pr/
so perhaps tag is as *commercial and *viral ?