so it's gonna take one second. so 25 meters divided by 1 second gives you 25 meters per second. isn't that neat? there's some good physics there, gang. do you like? let me ask you a question. would the ball be in the air for a longer time if there were a hill like this? yes. would the ball be in the air for a longer time if the earth's curvature came into play? yeah. it turns out if he throws that thing really fast, it might go so far out that the curve of the earth is falling away. you see that? in fact, if he keeps throwing faster and faster and faster, he might throw it off the earth altogether. isaac newton, physics type in 1700, figured it out like this. consider a mountain on the earth that's so high that it's up above air drag and put a cannon up there. now we're up above the drag of the air. if you fire the cannonball and there was no gravity, none, the cannonball would... [descending whistle] go in a straight line. but the cannonball doesn't go in a straight line. you know why? because there is gravity and gravity pulls it down. so what cannonball does... fooom! it mayb

or longer than a second? longer than a second. can you kinda see that? because let's suppose i talk about... here's my straight line. it might be 5 meters here, but here it's gonna keep getting more and more and more than 5 meters, so it'll be in the air for a longer time when you take earth's curvature to account, because we live in a curved world, don't we? isn't the world curved like that? now if you had a cannon at the edge of the beach and you grazed it right out so it's grazing right against the water and you fire a cannonball. if there's no gravity, of course, it would just continue straight, straight, straight and pretty soon the water would be below it, yeah? do you know how far out you have to go on the planet we live on before there's a 5 meter drop? check your neighbor and see if you're sitting next to someone who happens to remember that fact from your reading or from previous lectures. how far out do you have to go along the earth to get a 5 meter drop? - can i have an answer? - 8 kilometers. -

sustained cases, the rate was lower in the second quarter of 2012 compared to the second quarter of 2011 5.3% sustained rate in 2012 compared to a 2012 sustained rate. the sec sustained allegations in 12 cases but the number of days to close has increased in the second quarter compared to the second quarter of 2011. we had some emphasis on our legal unit. one of our lawyers a lot of time on policy recommendations. we only have our two trial attorneys and policy analyst attorney who edits the reports. and we are becoming more comprehensive in hour sustained report so it is taking longer. and moving on to the type of sustained allegations come in 2012, -- allegations, 2012 11ono collect traffic stop data. that is only 8%. it is a significant improvement over the first quarter, when 70% of the 10 cases sustained for neglect of duty were for failure to collect traffic stop data. i think the message has been received. as reported in a prior report, chief -- chief suhr is imposing progressive discipline for officers who repeatedly failed to collect traffic stop data, or for any violations. the

no seven-second delay on that one. second down and nine from the 34. the patriots take a time-out. >> referee: time-out, new england. their first charged time-out. it will be a 30-second time-out. >> cris: this is the kind of game these two teams practice for. i mean they literally practice for this style of game knowing what they have been seeing the the officials would let some >> al: yeah. >> cris: no offense to these guys. >> al: they are doing their best. >> cris: they are doing their best but they are not qualified to do this job. they really are not. that's become fairly obvious as we have gone along. >> al: right. second down and nine with the ball at the 44 yard line. brady is going to get sacked. he holds on to the football. ngata and ellerbe come in there for the sack. to make it a third and very long and they are going to wind the clock now and baltimore will not take a time-out on this side of the two-minute warning. so they still have two. we have come to the two minute warning. it will be third down and 16 whether we come back to a two-p

bill: 6-5, second set.

in one second, i can jump that far, two seconds that far, three seconds that far, four seconds that far. so it turns out, it gets very, very steep very, very quickly and you get so far. knowledge of physics. you people are gonna find out that as you learn more and more physics, your social life is gonna increase because people are gonna gather around you. people are gonna find you more interesting, okay, because you're gonna have things to talk about now, okay? just like the time years ago, a fellow came to the town in san francisco and was kind of lonely. he didn't know anybody. he wanted to make some friends, so what did he do? go to church on a sunday morning, huh? he went to the church on a sunday morning, the good reverend says, "hey gang, we're gonna meet "this afternoon at 2:00. we're gonna take a bus trip. "we're gonna take a bus trip out to hang-gliding territory "out on the cliffs over the beach. so all the people get together and they get in this bus and they take--go way out where the hang gliders are in these cliffs, okay? and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread o

the stanford cardinals, nine seconds away. >> gus: nine seconds. nunes and the offense. and that's it! stanford shocked the college football world! beating the second-ranked team in the nation. 21-14. and they storm the field in palo alto. >>> now let's go down stairs to julie alexandria. >> julie: thanks so much, guys. you came in with some big shoes to fill. do you feel like you finally made a name for yourself with this game? >> always. our team did a great job tonight. the whole line did a great job tonight. >> julie: what did you keep reminding yourself as the game was going on? you guys had an explosive third and fourth quarter. >> i just kept telling myself to fall back that we've been practicing, and the guys did a great job. >> julie: congratulations. thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> gus: 21-14, the final. stanford shocked usc. of what a scene here in palo alto. now let's go to erin andrews in our fox studios. >> wow, guys. take a breath. good job with that. and now stanford beats usc four straight times. wow. after the break, we'll get you caught up o

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we have a second? >> second. >> commissioners, may i just before we take a motion, did you want to be provided a review? and actually we need to take each item separately. but did you want to have a brief review of the fillmore, the changes, the changes that will take place with the fillmore ncd controls? >> i would. >> okay. >> so why don't we take commissioner white's motion in regards to... first we need to do public comment. >> on the comment and then we will take the motion. >> we already did the public comment on both of these items. >> i already asked. >> okay. >> so then, let's hear the fillmore nc definition and then we will do the public comment and the motion on each one of them. >> okay. >> all right so annmarie would you be able to provide some definition for the fillmore nc? or chris would you like to do that >> >> i think that i pretty much described it in general. we are keeping the controls in view with the few changes. >> i thought that it was just... you did the divisadero. >> i just

second-year back out of lsu.f him. >> cris: yeah, ray lewis may have lost a few pounds here, but taking on michael hoomanawanui. thank goodness. still able to get that one done. patriots coming right back with a little bit of that isolation football. trying to attack ray lewis, the smaller version inside. >> al: b plus you get. that is pretty good. second and six. pass is incomplete. intended for kellen winslow. his father, of course, the hall of fame san diego charger tight end and winslow signed this week by new england after they looked at him in camp and didn't sign him and he was in seattle last year but had to bring him back with hernandez on the shelf. third and six. >> cris: it was a big miss on this first opportunity. >> al: done more time throwing and handling than any receiver this week so they could get it together. third and six. play clock at 3. >> cris: he is coming. brady caught him. >> al: create just does get it away. welker to led the league in catches 122 last year. pollard coming around the c

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the second in 2008.by a tourist in times square and give on the a critical mass representative shows rookie officer patrick hogan shoving cyclist christopher lung off his bike. the officer was later convicted of submitting a false report in connection with this arrest and removed from the force. >> this one incident, the christopher long incident that happened in the middle of times square. what a great location for an incident to happen. it can then go viral. a rookie police officer came out of nowhere, we were just riding our bikes through times square like we have done all the time and he body checked him. he went flying off his bicycle. part of the success is the city was doing a lot of stuff, the police, to stop it. to capture it on video tape was embarrassing. the city credits the 2007 agenda called plan yc for creating more than 280 miles of bike lanes in new york city. whoever is responsible, the bikers are happy campers. >> we can turn it around and make it cool to ride a bike. now you see the b

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second and for oakland.give, mcfadden runs in to a brick wall and loss on the play. >> dan: just don't understand that call. you are literally two inches from the goal line, your quarterback is 6'5", 235, good old quarterback sneak here. you take the ball back away from the line of scrimmage, penetration now we've got steeler hurt at the bottom that have pile. i just don't understand that call at all when you're so close to the goal line. >> ian: injury on the play, will allen the veteran safety. annou. it starts with brothers. not the ones who share your dna. the ones you choose. the ones who haven't called you by your real name in years. who know the story behind a broken bone, an ill-advised tattoo or why you have a weakness for women named jennifer. add a round of miller lite, and you've got miller time. because everything's better over a great beer. a light beer that's never light on taste. it's not just a good time. it's miller time. a light beer that's never light on taste. ian steelers medical staff

>> is there a second mnemonic -- a second? >> i just want to say i have misgivings granting of permits. i had this the last time they came. i do not see this as a community outreach. i feel like my concerns are not heard, and i do not see this as moving forward, as a positive thing for entertainment in san francisco. when i see would good operators go through to take care of the seriousness of entertainment in san francisco and dealing with the problems we have not only on one side vanilla -- one site but with the city, i am not confident this place should be granted the entertainment permit, and i am not feeling that i got today all whole lot more than i got last time, and i do not know how i feel about it. >> would you feel better if there was another condition that they came back after three months with a permanent? if i feel like we are getting the same results after they come back, and they are unsatisfactory. >> we need a second to discuss this motion. i will second it, and i will say the code is very specific about what

we should come second. there were closer to the line because they had been going a bit further south and benefited from southerly winds but they had a lead of several miles. cool on the deck is quest for the news of the defeat. shall we say three cheers for the winners. i. mean you see yourselves. but you should take place defeats and victory in your stride you know. i'm upset of course i really don't know about the others but we had a chance to win and we didn't the way that i see it today we just didn't go the right way i don't think it was the right way. he simply should have taken another. it was a fair race after all it is as the captain says. well well bound to win the next time. and it disappointed no less but getting to this point i think the next leg of the race. for such as mayor and dharma josie are cold when jammers limbs and it's no wonder our lives are in the wind if there is no wind we go nowhere the poles were fortunate i don't know if it was a small stroke of luck or an educated guess they

the second piece of legislation is a repeal of the this city's second hand and dealer license in the police go. this legislation focuses on the lengthy and costly, and at times, abusive process license requirement for secondhand dealers such as antiques stores, used bookstores, and vendor clothing shops. the legislation supports the very type of unique businesses then make your neighborhood commercial corridors vibrant and interesting places. we have spent a lot of time arguing about formula retail in the city and the need to have unique and interesting stores in our neighborhood commercial corridors. and a secondhand in vintage store is frequently exactly that. interesting and unique stores, the kind we need and want in our neighborhoods so that we do not get taken over completely by formula retail. this is pro-small business. like the previous legislation i mentioned, it has been supported unanimously and enthusiastically by the small business commission. this legislation removes the second-hand dealer provisions from the police code, allowing used furniture dealers, used book deal

. >> al: second and eight. the ball is at the 49 yard line. is caught and it's a big night for welker and a first down to the 40 yard line. so welker, who doesn't start last week and that becomes a big issue in new england and patriots poo-poo'd that of course. >> cris: we told you about the matchup inside and wes welker is starting to make a few plays on lardarius webb and it's moving the chains here. >> al: brady begins to milk the clock a little bit. ball at the 40 yard line. and woodhead did not get out of the backfield. ellerbe, fourth-year linebacker out of georgia stopping him in the backfield. the stars tonight as we take a look at new england. tom brady, over 300 again. welker with those seven catches and lloyd with nine and both in triple figures. >> cris: it's kind of interesting. aaron hernandez was taking some plays away from wes welker. they are both inside slot sort of players and now that hernandez isn't there, welker has that full-time role himself. >> al: second and 14. whoa! another shot taken by branch! jimmy smith comes up

life i seconded. >> and seconded . i do have a question, first of all, a comment, i think the changes made during the review process improveded policy, and i appreciate the people taking the time and effort to focus on that, i did have one question. in the red line for the environmental principles and criteria, the first bullet point talked about seeks technology to optimize sustainability, what was eliminated. in the treatment of utility service. i was wondering what the thought was behind that deletion. >> the thought was not to limit it to our direct you till taoeg provision, but, to the degree we had work foertionz dwoement programs, so, not to be limiting, but, it can either stay in or go out. >> okay. i guess i'd like to hear some discussion of that. one of the things that i want today make sure is that, where we are pumping the envelope on technology, that there be a real utility link. so, that job is still the job and we can use green technology. so, i like the linkage to the utility service. when i read t i re

we just saw on live television as a second plane flew into the second tower of the world trade center. given what has been going on around the world, some of the key suspects come to mind osama bin laden. >> my first instinct was what is going on? how many planes are there? where are they coming from. who do i call for air support? i am the police commissioner i have 55,000 working for me. we are prepared for anything you could image. this was something you couldn't image. >> walked back down to my desk and the phone is ringing again. this time it's a young lady from chicago. are you okay? i am fine. for no apparent reason in mid sentence just happened to raise my head watching straight toward the statue of liberty. what i am seeing here is a big giant aircraft gray with red letter on the wing coming straight eye contact eye level towards me. the next thing i know i dove under my desk huddled in the fetal position screaming, crying a plane crashed into the building. the plane coming straight cards me and the bottom wing went in my office door 20 feet from where i was under the desk. >

the stanford cardinals, nine seconds away. >> gus: nine seconds. nunes and the offense. and that's it! stanford shocked the college football world! beating the second-ranked team in the natin. 21-14. and they storm the field in palo alto. >>> now let's go down stairs to julie alexandria. >> julie: thanks so much, guys. you came in with some big shoes to fill. do you feel like you finally made a name for yourself with this game? >> always. our team did a great job tonight. the whole line did a great job tonight. >> julie: what did you keep reminding yourself as the game was going on? you guys had an explosive third and fourth quarter. >> i just kept telling myself to fall back that we've been practicing, and the guys did a great job. >> julie: congratulations. thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> gus: 21-14, the final. stanford shocked usc. of what a scene here in palo alto. now let's go to erin andrews in our fox studios. >> wow, guys. take a breath. good job with that. and now stanford beats usc four straight times. wow. after the break, we'll get you caught up on

second and three. lions down to their last time-out. plus the clock stops at the two-minute warning. gore is the running back. the pass is caught by davis! he's inside the 10 and he'll cut it back and touchdown! vernon davis with his second touchdown of the night on a 23-yard pass from smith. what a drive that was. clutch, clutch, clutch.3 f1 davis now with five catches on the night. twice into the end zone. 13-play drive and took over six minutes. lions had to use two of their time-outs and they are now down by 15 with 3:04 left in the fourth. >> cris: vernon davis right here. justin durant see the run action go away and try to go down and get it and then go, uh-oh. comes out the other side. i tell you. alex smith, that is what championship quarterbacks do. you know, sometimes the hardest thing in the world you're trying to run out the clock and you know that the other team is going to be playing the run and you're going to have to complete balls on third down and long and he consistently beat the detroit lions in the clutch. this is t

. >> ian: second half pittsburgh won the toss but they have deferred to the second half. the steelers will have the football to open this up third quarter. janikowski kicking off. pittsburgh will have it at the 20 yard line to open up second half. >> dan: roethlisberger last week completed passes to ten different receivers. he's done that already in the first half today. against a depleted secondary of the oakland raiders. a lot of injuries to the corners, have been forced to play on the corner position but there have been no pass rush to help you'd that secondary for the raiders. >> ian: here is the pass distribution for pittsburgh. wallace the leading receiver with four catches for 57. miller the two touchdowns. but basically everybody available to roethlisberger he has gotten involved. maybe leonard pope will pop that receiver mark. a flag -- >> dan: false start against the steelers. bad way to start the second half. >> referee: offense, false start, 68. >> ian: that's penalty number seven against steelers costing them 45 yards. oakland does not have a penalty called a

take a look at what's transpired here in the second half. >> charles: bell-dozer makes his second appearance of the game. this time is worked. blake bell is in the end zoep. but collin klein, the information for the bell-dozer, does what he does best, gets in. hubert finds his way through. and then landry jones steamed down 24-13. leaves him with a big drive and hits sterling shepard for a score that leaves us where we are now at 24-19. >> gus: the most important statistic, the story of this game, turnovers. >> charles: look at the points off of them for kansas state. 17 of of the three takeaways. oklahoma normally takes it away from their opponent. hero on the evening. in the time-out situation also. it's now come into play. >> gus: third down and three at the 43. kansas state has converted three third downs in a row. klein hesitates. klein. first down wildcats. >> charles: no one has any time-outs left. either side. so oklahoma can't stop them at all. with collin klein now picking up the first down of the game. 24-19. >> charles: remember no time-outs for k-state. >> gus: they're just gett

so, what might a second obama term bring, dan, what did we learn about the second term agenda? >> nothing, nothing whatsoever. >> paul: really? did he say more of the same only a little less? >> more of the same, okay, let's -- in the economic realm, more of the same would be another 800 billion dollar stimulus because the keynesian stimulus is the only economic idea they have under these circumstances. >> paul: hire more teachers. >> hire more teachers, spend more money. that would be very difficult to get through congress and i think on the other side of what he will not talk about is the second term of what will be an unprecedented exercise of executive authority in power. 's going to use t to get, finish his agenda. 's going to use the environmental protection agency, the independence review board on medical care and the consumer protection agency to regulate financial industry. i think this president's done with congress. >> jason? >> and he's going to your point about the stimulus, the stimulus that he wants. he's going to need more to pay for that, a massive bush tax hik

two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -15 seconds and i move on. the categories, black for peopl that are dead and green people that are walking and the only two categories left are red and yellow. this rule here that i'm going t teach you now and i want you to memorize it and this is the rul that is going to determine whether you're red or you're yellow. the rule is 32 can do. i want everybody to say it with me. thirty-two can do. it's a three part rule. thirty, first part and 30 is respiration and it's the amount respirations per minute and if someone is breathing faster tha 30 times per minutes and it's about a breath every two second and if i breathe like this. that's about faster than 30 right? and if you have a patient breathing 30 seconds and they fail and tag them red and you move

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is there a second to that motion? motion seconded by supervisor avalos. supervisor wiener. >> supervisor wiener: mr. president, thank you. i will not be supporting this continuance. and this is the first i'm hearing that any member of this body was interested in a continuance. this legislation has been thoroughly and fully vetted and i believe what supervisor olague is referring to is a portion of this legislation. right now, if you rent out a spot in your residence or your building to someone who doesn't live there, our planning code requires that the person live within 1250 feet of the parking spot. this is in the planning code. it's two and a half blocks. it's unenforceable. it depresses the price of parking inconsistent with city policy and also undermines the city policy of disaggregating housing and parking. it also has problems because, if you have only a small pool of people to whom you can rent as a small property owner, where whoever rents your spot is likely to have access to your home, you have less choice in terms of making sure that you're c

it's all straight ahead on a second look. >>> hello everyone i'm frank somerville and welcome to a second look. next week b.a.r.t. is celebrating 40 years of operation. it was on september 11, 1972 that b.a.r.t. officials gathered at lake merit station to cut the ribbon on the bay area's newest way to get around. the first segment to open ran between fremont and mcarthur. but when gertrude guild put her ticket in she became the first paying passenger and it's all history from there. it started with the formation of the rapid transit district. construction began on june 19, 1964 when president lindon johnson -- >> reporter: public transportation for contra costa county and possibly the world aimed for a future today at a testing site here in concord. the first of three 80,000 pounds 80,000 -- pound b.a.r.t. test car carried officials and news men along the 4-1/2 mile test track. >> how does it look so far? >> well this is perhaps the fourth time we've run this car. my opinion if it never gets any better than it's running right now it's better than transit systems operating today. >> report

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his second touchdown grab of the night.ne for pride for clemson. >> kirk: crazy thing, there, brent. brooks actually read the play. a little delay, like clemson does, roll one way, try to make you fall asleep on the back side. acting like he's confused. i'm not in the play. i'm going to stand there. he was able to go up and knock them down. high snap. they weren't ready for t. and they have to go down on it. >> kirk: he had a good night catching the football. i think brooks is thinking about catching that football and going the other way. ford has the size it's 6'4", good job of holding on to the ball. >> brent: now stoops really wanted to prevent this touchdown. oh, he had it for a second. okay. all right. let's get ready. dag gammit. >> kirk: intensity. >> brent: i would say that clemson and florida state have just sent an 86-point message out to oregon and arizona. catch us if you can. and the last time i saw that score, it was 7-0 with half of the second quarter to go. a high-scoring game was exact ped in the northwest

there is a second? seconded by supervisor chu. colleagues if we can do the motion to amend without objection? that shall be the case. on the underlying ordinance as amend, roll call vote ngeddle president chiu, aye. supervisor chu, aye. supervisor elsbernd, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor olague, no. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor avalos, aye. supervisor campos, aye. >> clerk calvillo: there are 10 ayes, one no. >> president chiu: ordinance is passed on first reading as amended. go to roll call for introductions. madam clerk. >> clerk calvillo: supervisor elsbernd. thank you. supervisor campos. supervisor avalos. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you. colleagues, i have several items. the first i'm calling for a hearing on the development of the alexandra theater site at geary and 18th avenue. this site has so much potential to once again be a keystone and an icon for the neighborhood an in the short-term there has been problems with blight and disrepair. we'll also be

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and for the next 10 seconds. i was terrified. >> the impact was so great and the sound that it made was so loud that i got temporarily deaf. i couldn't hear anything. it looked lick a demolition crew came in and knocked everything over. >> the building just kn continued to move, left, left, left toward the hudson river, a long, long way. it felt like yards. whether it was or not. i don't know. the sensation was we are going too far. we're going to fall over. something's happened and i knew in an instant it was terrorism. and the room just fell apart on that second explosion. >> station 1, be advised, reports of a second plane that crashed into the second tower about two-thirds of the way up. >> walls tore in jagged angles, door frames fell out of the walls, it was a mess. but it was as if someone had opened a concrete sack and waved in the air, yellow and white dust everywhere. >> i am crying, saying, "lord, i don't want to die. i don't want to die here, i have two little children. please, lord, save me. send som

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and for the next 10 seconds.as terrified. >> the impact was so great and the sound that it made was so loud that i got temporarily deaf. i couldn't hear anything. it looked lick a demolition crew came in and knocked everything over. >> the building just kn continued to move, left, left, left toward the hudson river, a long, long way. it felt like yards. whether it was or not. i don't know. the sensation was we are going too far. we're going to fall over. something's happened and i knew in an instant it was terrorism. and the room just fell apart on that second explosion. >> station 1, be advised, reports of a second plane that crashed into the second tower about two-thirds of the way up. >> walls tore in jagged angles, door frames fell out of the walls, it was a mess. but it was as if someone had opened a concrete sack and waved in the air, yellow and white dust everywhere. >> i am crying, saying, "lord, i don't want to die. i don't want to die here, i have two little children. please, lord, save me. send somebod

>> i will move it. >> it's moved. >> second. >> and seconded. >> any discussion? >> if i may take one second if i may to thank scott mcpherson, the project manager on this. he slugged through this many times and did a great job. vivian chow, the project manager as well is also here. congratulations to both. >> here we have a motion and second. >> any public discussion? seeing none, all in favor. >> aye. >> the item carries. >> item 12, prove the terms and conditions and authorize the general manager to execute a purchase and sales agreement with serving evans street for approximately 4.68 acres for 15 million subject to approval by the board of supervisors and mayer. >> yes, ms. russell. >> good afternoon, welcome general manager and commissioners. my i have the over head please? i am rosana russell, real estate services. it's my great pleasure to ask your approval to purchase a 4.6 acre property in 330 new hall street in san francisco for $15 million. the seller is third and evans, l.l.c. this is a correction from the agenda. the property is improved with two bui