stanley lovell made things like the miniature cameras that spies have to use. with silencers, incendiary devices, pencil like incendiary devices used as explosives. donovan was very, very interested, for example, in truth drugs, fascinated by the use of truth drugs and interrogation. so he had, stanley lovell had one of his officers test out the truth drug on a new york mobster, a guy named little all geek, okay this was a new york guy who worked for the oss. he had little on the up to his apartment for some smokes and a chat one day. and little obvious are puffing away on a cigarette which is laced with the truth drug, puffing away, puffing away, slowly get the silly grin on his

understand the many develop lovell is of -- that our city provides, from dpw to contacting, many of the things that are involved in this project here, mayor ed lee. >> thank you, supervisors, maria. thank you so much for being here. i got nervous when a saidlede gol lede gold. why thank you, everyone, for being here. fred blackwell, jenn, ken, john ram. the planning department has been doing all of the planning with the different agencies, the different challenges that are here.

to find out the causes of the tragedy to support the families and help the sport leave on in dallas lovel to honor those who died in the disaster. also to aviation expert mark weiss is a former american airlines pilot tells me he thinks the crash investigation will take some time but its results should help hopefully prevent future tragedy. first thing they're going to start with you going to get investigators and. typically speaking you bring investigators who have expertise in all of the various systems and aircraft components and engines. airworthiness. you bring them all together and you start with the records of the aircraft the maintenance records of the aircraft the history of the aircraft the history of the crew the weather at the time any problems that were encountered by aircraft taking off for them it's a long tedious process but these people who do this job and here we have the

top stories on our team russia city of the us lovell says an emotional goodbye to the victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of the local ice hockey team. thousands of people streaming into the stadium where locomotive jaroslav all played i'm sean thomas n.p.r.'s level as a city mourns and grieves of the loss of their stars. in the u.s. prepares to remember september eleventh the day that at least the war on terror now feared by some to have been the focal threat to the world. egypt declares a state of alert after a crowd storm the israeli embassy in cairo and regime by the killing of five egyptian border guards last march.

metro is all about getting students ready for the next lovell and making sure we are challenged. i feel everyone can reach their best at metro because students get specific health they need in the areas they need as well. -- students get specific help in the areas they need it as well as a. >> thanks for having us. my name tis kenta. i am a first-year teacher at metro. i have been teaching for five years, and i have probably learned more active metro transformative latthan i did iny four years as a public teacher prior to this. three things make that possible. metro is for a projects-based learning. at the end of the day, we want our students to show that using their hands and voices and everything, not just paper and pencil, so it is well-grounded. no. 2 is we start every unit with an essential question, so that makes everything super irrelevant for students and teachers and makes the students work harder, and it allows them draw connections between what they are learning when their everyday lives. during our staff meetings on wednesday, we are very purposeful about making every

. >> theoretically, you could put something green above the top of that last lovell and it would look like the rear yard. of a, i will see with the other commissioners have this day. commissioner moore: it is interesting because what he is addressing is hard to understand what the exact brady and his. it doesn't really fully reveal how the great falls away. what is missing is the materiality of this building. there was no suggestion of its color for its landscape on any of the (s, etc.. it is very difficult understand. i believe there is an omission, the exact kind of detailed openings create the facades that are compatible. this project reminds me of the heated discussions we had where the only names -- you probably remember from a few weeks ago, we did not understand what was going on. i am not opposed to this project, but there is something in the presentation that is missing for me to be really fair to the thing. the disclosure that i would be more inclined, it is quite massive. i am kind of hedging what the other commissioners have to say. commissioner antonini: i have to look at

city with, someone who has had a long history of public service, and understand the many develop lovell is of -- that our city provides, from dpw to contacting, many of the things that are involved in this project here, mayor ed lee. >> thank you, supervisors, maria. thank you so much for being here. i got nervous when a saidlede gol lede gold. why thank you, everyone, for being here. fred blackwell, jenn, ken, john ram. the planning department has been doing all of the planning with the different agencies, the different challenges that are here. there are a lot of challenges that have been presented by this complex, futuristic, a beautifully designed building. there is just going to be such a transformation of the whole downtown and community because of this project. but it is also because of a transit center to replace what was here was the center, and their times, a transportation hub for the bay area when the old terminal was here. and so, in the vision of our city, and when maria took this up, she knew, because she had worked for a number of different mayors throughout the process,

stories artsy russia city of yes lovell says an emotional goodbye to the victims of red states plane crash killed almost all of the local ice hockey teams. thousands of people streaming into the studio where the locomotive jaroslav all played on showtime as n.p.r.'s level as a city mourns any grieves the loss of their stars. the u.s. prepares to remember september eleventh the day that it reached the war on terror now feared by some to have been on the go threat to the world. and egypt declares a state of alert after a crowd strong the israeli embassy in cairo enraged by the killing of five egyptian border guards last march. it's just after three pm here in the russian capital and this is r t for the families and fans of russia's lokomotiv ice hockey team gather at the home stadium where the players who died of wednesday's plane crash claimed their lasting russian a prime minister vladimir putin also attended to pay his respects to the team our correspondent sean thomas is witnessing the city's grief. very somber day here in slidell as of thousands of people came to pay their final r

has visited the clash and laid flowers in tribute to the victims of the plane disaster in the us lovell and at the site the russian president said the number of a our lives must be reduced dramatically he also ordered the transport ministry to pay special attention to pilot training and russia's civil aviation sector saying that those who are not up to the job must be sacked but that of added that the entire industry must undergo serious changes. president medvedev altered his plans for the international policy forum in to visit the site of the crash but later arrived to address the global gathering our correspondent and he said now is there and she'll bring us some more of what's been said there shortly and also this hour. a decade since nine eleven we begin our special coverage of the anniversary commemorating the tragedy that shook the world that's coming up shortly. now the british government faces court action from a group of dog. doctors over the death of weapons expert david kelly in two thousand and three are pushing for a new inquiry after the first reached a verdict of suicide

thousands of people gathered in the us lovell to say a final goodbye to the ice hockey player alexander the gleam of he died in hospital five days after the plane crash that killed almost the whole look at motive teen last week the twenty six year old suffered severe burns to his body and was proof retract the family friends and fans gathered at the team's home stadium. to lay flowers and pay their last respects a plane carrying the cake ice hockey team crashed in central russia killing forty four one of the crew members from the plane is now the disasters only survive. so your quick look at some of the other news from around the world before we join the real business news government than bush the school bus and the pakistani city of peshawar killing four children and the driver a bus was taking a nine to fourteen year old students home when a gunman struck. no claims responsibility for the attack so far wolf western pakistan is torn between government supported tribal armies and islamist militants with links to al qaeda who carried out hundreds of text against civilians in recent years

about thirty seconds or so it's very hard isn't it to describe how much of a shock this is for jaros lovell earlier on this evening we saw hundreds upon hundreds of fellow citizens and eurostar pouring out onto the streets in way. certainly in fact hundreds of people coming out to pay their respects chanting team slogans for lokomotiv but this isn't just a tragedy for jaroslaw it's an international tragedy as well there were members on this team from sweden ukraine czech republic bello reuss of course russia canada as well so it was an international event and not just for sports and hockey in general but there are and passengers and embassies that are sending their regrets as well president get out tomorrow is changing his schedule at the international forum so that he can come and actually pay his respects at the scene of the accident as well so very tragic with world leaders paying their respects at this incident all right sean thomas royalty. thank you for bringing us up to date with what you know. but earlier i spoke to our two sports presenter kate partridge she says today's catastroph

on right now as we speak but beyond that we have the opportunity to speak to players from former lovell locomotive teams who said that they will come back so what they can help rebuild this franchise and make it the championship team that it once was we also have the opportunity to talk to the next generation of players the people who hope to become professionals and this is what they had to say about moving forward from this tragedy. as a city continues to more than one very dedicated group of young men have choosing to honor their heroes in a unique way by getting back on the ice with you because told us that we should go out onto the ice and play for all the guys follows a life similar to the story told us the winter games. for these players practice in fear is special as it was from this very or you know with the blue team on their skates for the final time. i met them on the fifth and sixth of september they're trying. sessions before minsk or they were confident and quite optimistic and determined all over britain very high spirits here. one coach working with this new strain was

people are confirmed dead after a plane carrying one of the country's top teams the committee of yes lovell crashed in the city to bury its name the only two survivors are in critical condition one being a team player and the other a crew member will go through have been taken to moscow for further treatment or to sean thomas is near the crash site. which is a somber day here in the city of you are sol as the community reels from the tragic incident that happened on wednesday killing the locomotive team as they were on their way to their first incident this happened about four o two on wednesday afternoon as their plane did not make liftoff at the end of the runway burst into a ball of flames after clipping an antenna and killing all but two on board there were forty three confirmed dead two did survive at this time one of them of course being alexander gilliam often. played it for the hours local team as well as the national team he suffered burns over ninety percent of his of body as well as has gone undergone multiple surgeries. including of his respiratory system another crew member of

stanley lovell made things like the miniature cameras that spies have to use. with silencers, incendiary devices, pencil like incendiary devices used as explosives. donovan was very, very interested, for example, in truth drugs, fascinated by the use of truth drugs and interrogation. so he had, stanley lovell had one of his officers test out the truth drug on a new york mobster, a guy named little all geek, okay this was a new york guy who worked for the oss. he had little on the up to his apartment for some smokes and a chat one day. and little obvious are puffing away on a cigarette which is laced with the truth drug, puffing away, puffing away, slowly get the silly grin on his face. starts telling the officer about all the mob hits he's carried out from his working for lucky luciani and all the congressmen he has brought. little auggie secrets were safe with the donovan. he could never bring him to court. it would expose the truth drug they were testing. other ideas he had. one time he proposed to franklin roosevelt the he have a button at his desk he can pu

neil has joined the firm of hogan lovell's as serving -- after serving as solicitor general of the united states. he argued 15 supreme court cases including his successful defense of the constitutionality of the voting rights act. prior to serving there, he was a professor at georgetown university law center where he directed the center on national security and the law and he was one of the august profs to have -- youngest professors received tenure in university's history. please join me in welcoming neil. [applause] >> it is a real delight to be here and to talk about what might be a fantastic supreme court term with a fantastic panel of advocates and scholars. i don't want to waste too much time with introductions, because there are a lot of us on the panel and time is limited. let me just briefly introduce the panel in the order in which they will speak. we will first hear from walter dellinger, a former acting solicitor general. he will be discussing the global positioning satellite case that was just mentioned a moment ago. we will next here from neil kinkoff, who will discuss the c

neal, as many of you has joined the firm of hogan lovells after serving ag in the united states. he served with the successful defense of the constitutionality of the voting rights act. prior to serving in the sg's office neal was a professor at georgetown university law center where he directed the center on national security and the law. and he was one of the youngest professors to have received tenure and shared a professorship in the university's history. please join me in welcoming neal. [applause] >> thank you very much. [inaudible] >> we'll first hear from walter dellinger who will be talking the case that was just mentioned a moment ago we will susanna tabor and we'll hear from neil kinkopf who will discuss the nbz case which is about jerusalem and presidential powers as well as intermittent intermittent -- s.b.1070 who is a professor at georgia state. we will next hear from miguel estrada, miguel is a partner at gibson dunn who has argued, i think, 19 supreme court cases. he'll be discussing the case about patentability as well as a brief discussion about the affirmative

neil has joined the firm of hogan lovell's as serving -- after serving as solicitor general of the united states. he argued 15 supreme court cases including his successful defense of the constitutionality of the voting rights act. prior to serving there, he was a professor at georgetown university law center where he directed the center on national security and the law and he was one of the august profs to have received tenure in university's history. please join me in welcoming neil. [applause] >> it is a real delight to be here and to talk about what might be a fantastic supreme court term with a fantastic panel of advocates and scholars. i don't want to waste too much time with introductions, because there are a lot of us on the panel and time is limited. let me just briefly introduce the panel in the order in which they will speak. we will first hear from walter dellinger, a former acting solicitor general. he will be discussing the global positioning satellite case that was just mentioned a moment ago. we will next here from neil kinkoff, who will discuss the case about jerusalem and

so he had -- stanley lovell had one of his officers test out the truth drugs on a new york mobster, a guy named little augie. this was a new york city cop who worked for the oss. he is little augie up to his apartment for some smokes and a chaplain david little augie starts puffing away on a secret which is least with the truth drugs, puffing away, puffing away so he gets a silly grin on his face, starts telling the officer about all the mob hits he has carried out, working for lucky lucchino and all the congressmen he frayed. of course he could never bring him to court order would expose the truth drugs they were testing. other ideas they had come a long time you propose to print and roosevelt did how did but not assessed that he could push at any time in a item and instant communication with every radio in america. so he could warn people in los angeles at the japanese are attacking our people who are attacking him outside. roosevelt ignore that idea, but roosevelt was hoping to everyone of donovan's ideas. roosevelt was a spy. he liked the whole idea of espionage. for example, one