mr. williams which was to have two light wells. one on the northern end to protect the two windows at the northern end. then to have a larger light well that extends the two existing light wells and the seventh property line window. that is what was shown on the overhead. i think the difference between what i am proposing and what the sponsor wanted to is that this matches the depth of the existing light wells and gusting tire length of the window. my problem is that i don't think we can condition moving those windows. i make a motion to approve the project with a light well at of the northern and that protect the existing two windows and apartments 12th at 5 in the building and it would probably be approximately 3 feet wide. this goes out past the building by a foot this matches the light wells that currently exist in the building and go south to incorporate the property line window on the second floor. >> we have the d.r. request for support of that. >> that some requests -- that is correct. this is 5 feet or 6 feet deep. this dr

mr. williams is here from new york from fox news and he wanted to come in and see great students. are we in the right place? >> yeah. >> show him how you are playing this game. show him how you are doing it. >> i drag them down. they rigged the game against me. it is like an old guy comes in. >> you drag the arrow down. >> positioning the arrow the other way. didn't go in. >> you think this will help you with math? a >> yeah. >> boy ns and girls let's give mr. williams a nice round of applause. >> at moorsville high school we see them enhancing education via skype. >> i am taking french now it's an independent study. i have gotten to choose a lot of what i wanted to do. i wanted to encourage my speaking skills. >> she is a french teacher. she gave us a live demonstration using skype. >> tell the students you are going to have an opportunity to speak with a real live french person who they would otherwise not have the opportunity. immediately give the reason for why we are studying what we are in class. >> at the time we dwhot a textbook in our hand it was already five years out of

mr. williams is here from new york from fox news and he wanted to come in and see great students.e? >> yeah. >> show him how you are playing this game. show him how you are doing it. >> i drag them down. they rigged the game against me. it is like an old guy comes in. >> you drag the arrow down. >> positioning the arrow the other way. didn't go in. >> you think this will help you with math? a >> yeah. >> boy ns and girls let's give mr. williams a nice round of applause. >> at moorsville high school we see them enhancing education via skype. >> i am taking french now it's an independent study. i have gotten to choose a lot of what i wanted to do. i wanted to encourage my speaking skills. >> she is a french teacher. she gave us a live demonstration using skype. >> tell the students you are going to have an opportunity to speak with a real live french person who they would otherwise not have the opportunity. immediately give the reason for why we are studying what we are in class. >> at the time we dwhot a textbook in our hand it was already five years out of date. >> the other advan

mr. william adams two weeks ago and i was impressed both by his wide level of work experience in labour and his wide knowledge regarding the port. i think this is one of the most qualified nominees we have seen from the mayor's office and this speaks highly to mr. adams because we have seen many great nominees from the mayor's office as well. i was pleased to hear his thoughts and his commitment to working with never heard and communities and engaging more of our community around with the port is and what that means for the city. he talked about getting used to visit properties, visiting different community and neighborhood meetings, folks that do not normally engage around with the port means in district 6 in district 10. and other parts of the city. he also spoke forcefully about issues like local hiring and insuring that jobs go to residents in san francisco. i was impressed that mr. adams had visited throughout the world here in this country and in asia and europe as well. and he also clearly has incredibly strong labor experience as a longtime member of the ilwu. i strongly support him

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mr. william, i'm the project architect. i'm not actually here to speak for myself tonight. ms. sheryl parks the director of the planning assessment was going to read this leter or speak to you. unfortunately, she's ill. so she's asked me to read it for her tonight. dear president and onable commissioners the planning association for the richmond park was established in 1970. our purpose is to improve the way of life. ms. eva chow requested our presence at a preapplication meeting. i attended the preapp meeting along with another colleague. she had a representative from the jordan park neighborhood association and former supervisor jake mcgoldrich with her. park also attended another meeting between the project sponsors, ms. chow and concerned neighbors. par fines from the meetings attended that the project sponsor has been more than accommodating to the d.r. requester by reducing the building height by reducing the fourth floor, installing matching light wells, august 12th, 2011 meeting. extending the original structure and as requested by the planning department. in addition p

mr. williams obviously a senior citizen. can you tell just by looking at him there. frightened now by the ryan announcement? does he scare you? are you going to take away your entitlements when you pack it up? >> no, no. now, bill, you are a man who is a rarnl thinker, not given to emotional outbirses, but let me ask you a question. if you want to win florida. if you want to win virginia. if you want to win ohio. if you want to appeal to independent women and seniors and veterans, paul ryan? paul ryan. >> bill: he has got to make his case. he is pretty articulate. >> big case, you just put a big target on your back. i don't understand it it's a puzzle to me. talk about women. his stance on abortion, planned parenthood. what about the seniors? the seniors. >> bill: run it down. >> seniors going to go nuts when they find out that this guy wants to turn medicare into some kind of private voucher plan? come on. >> bill: i like the private vouch every plan. >> it's not for seniors, you know that. >> bill: run it down. abortion planned parenthood that's a conservative issu

mr. williams actually died the next morning, so it would not have been whatever sound person heard.tantly, martin is on death row and his accomplice has a life sentence is the only evidence that martin and not the accomplice was the shooter is the testimony of the accomplices wife saying that morgan admitted he did it. >> richard deiter, is this part of a pattern, the story of marvin wilson of executing people who have been determined to be mentally retarded? in texas and around the country, and since really have a minute, if you could talk about the issue of the one drug execution drug going to be used? >> this is absolutely a pattern in texas. they have resisted the supreme court's ruling on mental retardation for decades. in this case, have usurped the supreme court's ruling by defining mental retardation own way outside of the scientific community. that is the key issue here. generally, i don't think that is what other states are doing. they have adopted the standard scientific definition for mental retardation. a lot of people have been taken off of death row and executed becau

mr. jim williams. mr. williams was not able to be here today but he sends his best and his support and this message of safety for you. the vision from our office is kind of a trilateral entity with basically focus on the safe, efficient and timely integration of the unmanned aircraft system into our national airspace system. as you can imagine, there is just a little bit of a yin and yang conflict and some of these goals. we could perhaps find a way of someone wanted to fly a global hot from kennedy airport and fly to o'hare and land on the left. we could find a way to do that safely. what would come at the extent of the efficiency of our national airspace system. so, our big focus here is to try to concentrate or find that sweet spot balance of these three entities. but the overarching trump card is that safety one, which is basically our mantra at the faa is to ensure that we protect the safety as we integrate new technology, as we have done over many different iterations of technology over the years. som

mr. williams: tomorrow at : e? o'clock at paepcke. ms. tischler: tomorrow, : o'clock, be there. so before we launch into their presentations, ed, what is big data? mr. parsons: a very good question. i think i we're brutally honest, it's a bit of a marketing term at this point in time. it's an opportunity for companies to sell you stuff. but there is -- there is an underlying change afoot in the volumes of data that we are generating ourselves and that have been generated by remote sensing satellites in measuring the world is increasing enormously. and perhaps, within the next years, it will increase by two orders of magnitude. so there's going to be much more data to deal with, much of it generated by machines that are measuring things in a much more automated fashion than today. and big data is about analyzing that huge volume of data in -- approaching real time. and obviously, from an environmental point of view, there are huge benefits in us being able to measure the environment better. ms. tischler: david, what would you like to add to that? mr. mcconville: he's right. ms. t

mr. williams: tomorrow at : o'clock at paepcke. ms. tischler: tomorrow, : o'clock, be there. so before we launch into their presentations, ed, what is big data? mr. parsons: a very good question. i think i we're brutally honest, it's a bit of a marketing term at this point in time. it's an opportunity for companies to sell you stuff. but there is -- there is an underlying change afoot in the volumes of data that we are generating ourselves and that have been generated by remote sensing satellites in measuring the world is increasing enormously. and perhaps, within the next years, it will increase by two orders of magnitude. so there's going to be much more data to deal with, much of it generated by machines that are measuring things in a much more automated fashion than today. and big data is about analyzing that huge volume of data in -- approaching real time. and obviously, from an environmental point of view, there are huge benefits in us being able to measure the environment better. ms. tischler: david, what would you like to add to that? mr. mcconville: he's right. ms. t

mr. vidal called william f. buckley jr. pearance during the 1968 democratic national convention. it was crypto-nazi, not crypto-fascist." they both sound insulting. here's more. "it also described incorrectly mr. vidal's connection with al gore. although mr. vidal frequently referred jokingly to mr. gore as his cousin, they were not related." i thought everybody knew that. and finally, "and mr. vidal's relationship with his longtime companion was also described incorrectly. according to his memoir, they had sex the night they met but did not sleep together after they began living together. it was not true that they never had sex." so they only did it, well, you get the point. "new york times" certainly determined to correct the record. that's it for this edition of "reliable sources." i'm howard kurtz. if you miss a program, go to itunes every monday, download a free audio podcast or buy the video version. we'll be back next sunday morning 11:00 a.m. eastern for another critical look at the media. "state of the union with ca