Green Videos

Baby duck can't stay awake Video: Dexter the duckling is doing his best to stay awake. Maybe you feel the same way?	Test-driving Google Glass Video: CNN's Maggie Lake gets a chance to take Google Glass for a test drive around New York City.	Disabled newlyweds forced to live apart Video: A Long Island couple just back from their honeymoon is fighting in court to be able to live together. Hava Samuels and Paul Forziano are mentally disabled and their requests to live together in one or the other's group home have been denied.
First-graders' acts of kindness catch on Video: When an Indiana teacher asked her first-grade class to jot down a note whenever someone did something nice, the idea caught on at other schools. Now hundreds of multicolored thank-you notes decorate the school walls.	Med students taught bedside manner using horses Video: For America’s next generation of doctors, bedside manner can fall by the wayside in the first few years of medical school. But one doctor in Arizona is hoping to change that by offering a first-of-its-kind class using horses to instill compassion.	Woman who contracted flesh-eating bacteria 'doing great' Video: Aimee Copeland was not expected to survive after contracting a rare flesh-eating bacteria last year, but she is now doing well and helping to inspire others.
'Super dogs' a game changer in fight against terrorism Video: Vapor wake detection canines are key to finding bombs and stopping terrorist attacks.	FDA reviewing chemical found in antibacterial soap Video: The FDA is reviewing whether triclosan, an antibacterial chemical contained in liquid soap and body wash, may be ineffective or even harmful to humans. Recent studies on animals have shown an increased risk of infertility, early puberty and other hormonal issues.	Need an annual physical? There are apps for that Video: Portable medical devices that plug into smartphones can get you quick answers. They're changing how doctors and patients communicate.

T. Boone Pickens: The Keystone debate & why Washington doesn't work The famous Texas oil and gas executive offers his unvarnished opinion on what's happening inside the Beltline on 'Morning Joe.'	Arkansas oil pipeline rupture foreshadows devastating environmental impact Video: A discussion of the recent oil pipeline rupture and the long-term effects it will have.	Sea lion pups stranded on Calif. beaches Video: Scientists in Southern California are increasingly concerned about the large numbers of starving sea lion pups washing up on the beaches.
Hiker found alive after 6 days in freezing weather Video: Mary Owen, a college student on spring break, was found alive after being stranded for nearly a week on Mount Hood, disoriented by heavy snowfall and injured by a 40-foot fall.	Why is this pregnant possum on a kayak? Video: A man in Biscayne Bay, Florida, rescued a pregnant opossum he found swimming.	Nelson Mandela hospitalized for lung infection Video: The 94-year-old former South African president has been admitted with a recurrence of the lung infection he suffered in December.
After landslide destroys home, dozens more at risk Video: A man barely escaped his home before it tumbled down a hill in a landslide near Puget Sound on Whidbey Island in Washington state.	Researchers use Facebook to map tornado paths Video: Researchers at the University of Georgia now have a better understanding of how far items sucked into a tornado can travel, all thanks to Facebook. It's the first study of its kind.	Midwest hit by powerful spring snowstorm Video: Few signs of spring are being found in parts of the Midwest as a snowstorm tracks mostly along Interstate 70, bringing heavy snow and high winds.

From 427 pounds to triathlete Video: Aimee Smith underwent gastric bypass surgery and hit the gym after years of health issues.	FDA orders sleep aid dosage cut for women Video: After getting reports of hundreds of driving-related incidents and accidents involving sleeping pills like Ambien that contain the drug Zolpidem, the Food and Drug Administration is ordering drug makers to cut the dosage in half for women, from 10 to 5 milligrams.	U.S. emergency rooms inundated with flu patients Video: Forty-one states are battling widespread influenza outbreaks early in virus' season.
Specialty gym has unusual membership criteria Video: Reporter John Mone visited a gym where weight loss is the number one priority and being overweight is required for membership.	Dr. Oz offers 3-part plan for diet success Video: The new year is only a week old, but many are already sick of dieting. Dr. Mehmet Oz, host of 'The Dr. Oz Show' offers his insight on how to make dieting easier and more fun.	Are roller derby workouts the new 2013 trend? Video: Fans of the vigorous workout say it helps shed pounds and increase confidence.
George H.W. Bush's fever worsens Video: Former President George H.W. Bush is currently in the intensive care unit where his doctors have prescribed him a liquid-only diet.	Foods that trigger severe headaches Video: Some people suffer from severe headaches the day after eating certain trigger foods, according to neurologists. Many such foods contain tyramine, a natural food chemical that transmits signals along pain nerve endings.	Life-changing drug fights depression in hours Video: Dr. Richard Besser on medication that could help millions battling depression.

This guy's mustache can dance Video: Watch this man's mustache 'dance.' CNN's Jeanne Moos reports on the toothless talent with the magic mustache.	Roger Ebert, famed film critic, dies at 70 Nation’s most prominent and influential film critic lost battle with cancer.	Woman aims to be Ms. Wheelchair America Video: A Wisconsin woman who is disabled and uses a wheelchair is competing for the title of Ms. Wheelchair America this summer.
Two 90-plus grandpas face off in 100-meter dash Video: It’s viral-video gold when two grandfathers, one 95 and the other 94, go head to head in a 100-meter dash in Belgium. The two were competing at a race for military veterans.	TV's impact on the gay marriage debate Video: Thanks in part to shows like 'Modern Family,' a majority of Americans are now in favor of same-sex marriage.	One of the craziest golf shots you'll see Video: After his tee shot came to rest in a tree, Sergio Garcia decided to not take a penalty stroke and climb up to observe the situation. What followed was one of the more memorable shots in recent memory.
Skiiers take to the slopes in Iran Video: Downhill skiing is taking off amongst Iran's elite. And despite it's proximity to Tehran, the ski resort of Dizin has more in common with western ski resorts than you might think.	Alzheimer's cafe a place of hope Video: Once a month, people living with Alzheimer's and their caretakers come to this cafe for a place to bond.	What exactly is a 'vampire facial'? Video: HLN's A.J. Hammer asks an expert if Kim Kardashian's "vampire facial" really works and if it's worth the pain.

New Corvette bursts onto the scene after 9-year wait Video: The 2014 Corvette was rolled out at the Detroit Auto Show.	Virtual carpool app Lyft offers a more social ride Video: Ride-sharing programs like Lyft are providing commuters with less expensive and more social ways to get around. Users log into the app, specify where they’re heading, and a background-checked driver picks them up for less than a typical cab ride.	Randi Zuckerberg dislikes sharing of family photo Video: Facebook privacy fallout: Zuckerberg family photo accidentally goes public — and viral.
World's longest fast train line opens in China Video: China opens the world's longest high-speed rail line that trims in half the time required to travel from the country's capital in the north to Guangzhou, an economic hub in southern China.	Text messaging turns 20 years old The first SMS text message, which said 'Merry Christmas,' was sent 20 years ago this month, marking a paradigm shift in the way people communicate.	Using the human body to power medical devices Video: Researchers are investigating how to harness the body's own energy to power medical devices. MIT and Harvard researchers have demonstrated in guinea pigs that they can use the energy produced by the inner ear to power tiny sensors.
Can a gene predict the time of day you will die? Video: Researchers at Beth Israel Medical Center in Boston, Mass., found morning people are more likely to die before 11 a.m. and night owls are more likely to die around 6 p.m.	Oregon teen conducts painkiller research Video: Raghav Tripathi, 17, could win a $100,000 scholarship for work in the field of medicine.	Glove can make you Mozart? Video: A glove can teach people to play the piano and help those with spinal cord injuries regain sensation in their hands.

'Layaway angels' pay off customers' tabs Video: NBC's George Lewis reports that generous people, dubbed 'layaway angels,' have been paying off families' accounts at stores such as K-Mart and Wal-Mart as they spread some cheer this holiday season.	FedEx guy tosses computer monitor over fence Video: A FedEx courier is caught on camera delivering a flat-screen computer monitor by tossing it over a fence. The person who posted the video to YouTube said the monitor was broken and had to be returned.	See how one family lives well on $20,000 a year Video: Self-professed cheapskate Jeff Yaeger takes a look at one American family living just above the poverty line and highlights the lessons other families can learn from their creative thriftiness.
After long hibernation, taxidermists make a killing during bear season Video: For New Jersey's legion of tax accountants, boom times come once a year. But local taxidermists can wait for years at a stretch for their biggest moneymaker: bear-hunting season.	Corner drugstore gets a makeover Video: To compete, your local pharmacy is being transformed into sort of mini-malls where you can get your nails done, buy fresh produce and more.	More companies rewarding failure Video: A growing number of companies are explicitly rewarding failure - giving cash prizes or trophies to people who foul up.
First lady speaks at National Science Foundation family-friendly policy rollout Video: The National Science Foundation has new family-friendly policies designed to reduce the number of women who abandon science careers. First Lady Michelle Obama introduces new policies that promote work-life balance.	Hallmark launches job loss sympathy cards Video: Hallmark launches a new line of sympathy cards for those who have lost their jobs.	How small eco-cleaning products went big time Video: Eric Ryan and Adam Lowry are the founders of Method cleaning products, and they discuss how they took their fledgling San Francisco company and transformed it into one of the fastest growing private companies in the U.S.

Gourmet fast food trucks are hit in Paris Video: Rather than being shunned, American-style food trucks are attracting some of the French capital's choosiest eaters, who are lining up and demanding burgers.	$7 cup of coffee causes stir Video: Putting the 'bucks' in Starbucks ... $7 for a coffee! CNN's Jeanne Moos gets to the bottom of the $7 cup.	Cracker Jack introduces caffeine version of snack Video: Health-care group urges government to crack down on new product featuring caffeine.
As craft brew sales grow, pourers with pedigrees bubble up Video: As beer is increasingly embraced by the gourmet set, there is a demand for those with a knowledge and passion that goes beyond the mass market.	Urban food scraps add taste to fine wine Video: California wineries are now using compost made from urban food scraps. Hundreds of vineyards are receiving a boost to their soil from San Francisco's mandatory food waste collection program.	Boo Berry is big at Halloween with kids, hoarders and resellers Video: This berry-flavored cereal that turns milk blue delights generations of American kids—and some adults, too.
FDA investigates link between energy drink, deaths Video: According to recent reports by the Food and Drug Administration, 5 deaths over the past 5 years may be linked to Monster Energy, a popular drink that is high in caffeine.	Fall brings pumpkin flavor craze Video: Everything from cream cheese to vodka seems to have a pumpkin-flavored version.	College students missing meals to save money Video: With increasing tuition costs, college students are skipping meals because they can't afford to eat.

Can farming make it in the big city? Video: Entrepreneurs are looking to urban farms and rooftop gardens as an alternative to traditional farms. While start-up costs are higher, these efforts could pay off with long-term environmental benefits and better tasting veggies.	Grow garlic in 5 easy steps Video: Maria Rodale's friend Pat Corpora shares his garlic growing tips.	Stake a tomato in 5 easy steps Video: Maria Rodale's friend Pat Corpora shares his tomato staking expertise.
Farmers create cool crop circles in Tour de France countryside Video: Usually crop circles are eerie, unexplained, or even terrifying. But earlier this week, while flying through the French countryside, the Tour de France peloton came across a pair of crop circles that can only be described as fantastique.	Future360: Green building Video: Future360 travels to the Silicon Valley to experience bleeding edge green building technologies with four clean tech startups.	Watermelons explode in China's patches Video: Farmers reportedly overused growth chemicals too late in the season, which is causing acres of watermelons to explode.
Silver saver: Art conservators hope to shine and protect silver treasures Video: Nanotechnology keeps the shine on silver.	Planting the spring kitchen garden at the White House Video: First lady Michelle Obama and D.C.-area children plant the 2011 White House kitchen garden.	House of future aims for sustainability Video: The home of the future will be designed around you, and could include baths with drink cabinets and a shower with a body dryer. It's also designed to be highly efficient.

2 years later, family reunited with dog lost in monsoon Video: A dog that went missing during a monsoon in May 2011 is reunited with his Arizona family after Phoenix police rescue the animal.	Baby born with HIV 'functionally cured,' doctors say Video: If the child remains healthy, it would mark only the second time in the world's history that a person has been cured of HIV, which is the virus that causes AIDS.	Adorable disabled dogs looking for a home Video: Sister and brother Toy Fox Terriers were born without front legs and initially got around by hopping around like rabbits on their back limbs, until getting custom-made carts and lots of love by rescue workers. They are now looking for a home.
Was prized Westminster show dog poisoned? Video: A winning show dog, 3-year-old Samoyed Cruz had a bright future until he died mysteriously just days after his big break at the Westminster Dog Show. His co-owner and handler now say they suspect foul play.	Man reunited with dog 10 years later Video: Jamie Carpentier found his basset hound in an online search for a new dog.	Dog gets acupuncture for pain Video: A Virginia family has turned to the ancient practice to help reduce pain for their dog, Triumph, after she lost a leg to cancer.
Mom delivers 2 sets of twins on same day Video: Tressa Montalvo thought she was having solo twins until doctors detected 2 more heartbeats.	Duchess Kate shows off bump, returns to charity work Video: The 4-and-a-half-month pregnant Duchess of Cambridge is back doing charity work after taking a Caribbean vacation with husband Prince William, and doctors say it’s important for her to stay relaxed to avoid the return of the acute morning sickness she suffered early in her pregnancy.	Chicken or duck?: Raw food is the latest pet food fad Video: The all-natural, organic food movement among humans is spreading to pet food. Think raw chicken, beef, even duck or venison. But there is little consensus that raw food as pet food is a good idea.