dr. peters has debated with san francisco and discussing with federal agencies along the coast, as the water is drawing down on the off-season, that creates the shallow habitat for the very same species that the department is proposing to remove to create habitat for frogs. it's bizarre, logic. it has not been studied and for these reasons as well as the other ones that have been brought forward it is premature to move forward with this negative declaration. the appeal to us seems virtually unchanged. the recommendation seems virtually unchanged. decisions such that implicate both state and federal laws should be based on legal merits and not what is speed i didn't. over the long-term this would save the city time and resources from legal challenges which we know this site is due to on going litigation. it's asked the city to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars last year because of losing a court case. so, the department can do better, they should do better, the opportunity is here to do better. there is no reason to rush. multiple permits are needed for any of these actions to move forwa

. >> dr. peter, vice president of the institute, says they've used three dimensional models in seven cases so far. imaging is so sophisticated now, what does this give that you imaging doesn't? >> we deal with our hands. essentially it's eye-hand coordination. so even if you have a mental image of what you're applying, it's applying a physical model to see and touch it and even physically calculate your moves and steps could be makes a huge difference. >> dr. kim showed us on a model of patient's heart. >> this is the stent. and then this side it is actually sticking out. so knowing this narrowing and relative position of it i think this will help. >> but the uses don't stop there. doctors at childrens are inventing medical devices that they need for tough cases. >> the beauty of the 3d printer is you can print anything can you imagine. if the surgeon has a clinical need and idea, we can prototype it and then validate it through various studies where eventually kit be used clinically. >> they're eve

. >> i'm dr. peterreed and chief of the trauma in arizona and i was a surgeon and chief on january 8, 2011, when many people were shot including congresswoman gabby giffords. >> we pray for the health of our colleague and our friend gab gi giffords. >> a couple of weeks after the shooting, i got an invitation from the white house to attend the presidential state of the union address and i was humbled by that experience. i think that the tone of that particular event was respect. respect for a person that was shot and the difficulties to overcome such an event. i was angry this doesn't occur all of the time and taking it for granted and so many shootings are going on in the country and they don't care in a lot of ways and only when it happens to one of them it is a big deal. it is my due toy the let the american people know with the amount of guns in this country, we have tremendous amounts of a gunshot victims every single day, whether kids or grandmothers, cops, good guys and bad guys, the numbers are

the dr request was filled by peter who resides in a two-story building diagonally cross the street from the subject prop point public position was summarized in the staff report we've since that time, have received many additional public comment and in summary i'll give you the total including the comments received from the pass week that includes both letters and signatures the total being 20 in support of project and 22 in opposition to the promise. the dr requesters and neighborhoods concerns with summarized as follows there's a feel that the existing neighborhood character a single-family in nature and a second dwelling opt would be inconsistently with the neighborhood character. others feel the size the significant building is inadequate were multiple unit and that the addition of a second opt would bring additional parking congestion. it that the loss of the single-family how did would result in one affordable single family houses that's contributing to families leaving even though cities. the second unit would set a precedent to convert others in the neighborhood and the addition

. >> the tragedy is we would not have a chance to see how dr king would evolve. peter, roland, appreciate you talking to us to share your thoughts. ereaders may be big readers, but they are not kicking books to the recycle happy just yet. while you were asleep news was happening. >> here are the stories we're following. >> find out what happened and what to expect. >> international outrage. >> a day of political posturing. >> every morning from 5 to 9 am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. >> tell us exactly what is behind this story. >> from more sources around the world. >> the situation has intensified here at the border. >> start every morning, every day 5am to 9 eastern. >> with al jazeera america. >> today's data dive cracks open a book. conventional wisdom was that ereaders would make traditional books a thing of the past. well, that may take a while. today 4% of people exclusively read books on a digital device, according to a pew poll. more than one in four adults say they read an e-book in the past year,

. >> the tragedy is we would not have a chance to see how dr king would evolve. peter, roland, appreciate you talking to us to share your thoughts. ereaders may be big readers, but they are not kicking books to the recycle happy just yet. data dive is up next. >> today's data dive cracks open a book. conventional wisdom was that ereaders would make traditional books a thing of the past. well, that may take a while. today 4% of people exclusively read books on a digital device, according to a pew poll. more than one in four adults say they read an e-book in the past year, it's less than half of those that read is traditional book. the vast majority are not ready to give up on the print page. boarder's slow adoption was a reason they closed their doors. the nook is not doing well. it's possibly for a 5.5% decline in retail sales. sales of hard-cover books jumped a reported 7.6% between january and october of last year. what is clear is book buyers of all types is going to amazon. amazon has a 55% share of the traditional market. and as much as 90% of the e-book it said.

it calls some of the program's comments peter and dawn true. it says dr paisley his later years as party leader. many colleagues she has this crazy from view to avoid embarrassment. ian paisley is he said from now just out of pasta. his last appearance was alongside president begins at an event in belfast city hall before christmas. last monday's tonight's bbc programmes that will soon be calmer how he is remembered. what history placed in a sense he's more significant contribution was his decision to leave his party into power which in fate. tommy going on or to use the files. what has become the construction of the new thirty five million euro pressure in cork city it's been built on the grounds of the existing prison. many local residents say it would directly affect the quality of the nih. with no toilet facilities in any of this as something out of the morning is only in line for prisoners and co presented the bikini team must display the contents practice with the same names as market under its dna mutation five million euro present the show isn't o

welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle true mind you were discussing dangerous liaison's. ok dr michael back to you in new york early in the program you gave us one side of the coin and john gave us the other side of the coin when it comes to entanglements you want to rebut what john had to say before we went to the break please go ahead . yes that's what i'm i mean there's a couple of points that i have to take issue with first of all i think the example that john was mentioning about the. israel and iran and saudi arabia in actual fact the fact is that despite saudi arabia and israel's obvious opposition to the recently signed geneva accord. the interim agreement over iran's nuclear. program the united states went ahead and signed the accord even though it was very apparent that saudi arabia and israel were not happy about that so i think the fact that the united states has conducted under the obama administration diplomacy with iran in fact has done so secretly for the last. for over a year and is now signed an interim nuclear agreement and is intent to hope to to sign a comp

i do have a card from peter if i want to speak on item a or if it's for a different item. dr. jackson >> i really don't know one of the things when i heard the young commissioner that francisco. >> hose young. >> this is one of the reasons you all needs an education about the sewage. that's at bayview hunters point. alex didn't start the puc and two of those persons are dead and gone. and where we used to meet and i used to attend those meetings that was that young man's on fifth street. it died off it died down and alex came to me and a asked me about the cac and i agreed. but i don't want you all trying to change the history that happened in my community and that's a lot that's going on. when i heard about the budget i know it bothers me you all have been sitting here for a long time and when you came together what were you supposed to do n if so nothing happened about the issues no one said anything about the leaks that's going on in my community. it just said that nothing is happened you've wasted seven years and ms. mccain about tell you. you've wasted seven years and not

. >>> spiderman fans take heart, peter parker is coming back in his own skin. parker's body was inhibited by the villain dr. octopus. with that the amazing spiderman ended with issue 700 and was replaced with a new series. now he's coming back as a kind of rip van winkel super hero. i know that we'll be back after a break. [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine revs ] what?! quattro!!!!! ♪ >>> we're going to go back out live to san jose, mineta international airport and see those guys boarding the buses as they got off their flight from north carolina just moments ago. they're heading to the headquarters in santa clara where their fans await them. we of course will keep an eye on it. dennis o'donnell is coming up with the 5th quarter so we'll have much more of this. >>> an indiana mother is having a much tougher time keeping up with her boys. zeb and zach are both

. >> peter springsteel, an architect in misty, connecticut, lost half his life savings. dr.lfred vitt dentist lost -- one ed sheering told the telegraph newspaper this "his depiction in the movie is annoying and disturbing because it makes him more into a mythical figure and skips the reality of what he was about. what he was about was harming people financially". >> i think the movie clearly paints that picture. >> that's accurate, isn't it? >> what? i'm the first person to admit that. you said 1993 what did i say? i said yeah, that year -- you picked probably the highlight of what i consider myself to be the most depraved year of my life. >> that's why i'm surprised you would then say you don't think thousands of people lost their money. >> you said life savings. >> some of them did, right? >> i don't know anyone who lost their life savings. i'm not saying that makes it right. but let's just be accurate here. >> how do you feel about these people? >> i think it's awful. >> losing a lot of money in some cases having their lives completely turned upside down? >> i think it's

dr. mark siegel earlier today, he's a member of the fox medical aid team, and he tells me if those doctors at john peter smith hospital in fundamentalist worth where it is all playing out wait a few more weeks until the fetus is at a viable state at around 24 to 26 weeks, it's possible that babe could be delivered by cesarean and live. right now the mother is at 21 weeks. however if there are alternative situations that we don't know about like an infection or interrupted blood flow to the fetus, the chances of the baby making it will be lower. >> every day at this hospital we have patients and families who have to make difficult decisions and in every one of those cases, our position is jps and the health care system does not change. we follow the law. >> the family's lawyer is not talking right now, they tell me they're waiting for their day in court now, shep. >> and this poor family caught in the middle of this decades long running battle between pro lifers and pro-choicers. >> there's been protests outside the hospital, a contentious issue as you can imagine and a lot of people are chiming in on so

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dr. jones. i agree that if al qaeda does spread in a different form, you're absolutely right. as it spreads, ms. peter bergen said in the arab world man in history, so too does the threat to the homeland. that is my concern as chairman of homeland security. i would also suggest he did travel to dagestan. he got through some of our flags unfortunately. we'll be releasing a report later this month on the boston bombings, which i think will document them of these influences he had while he was over there. general keane, and like to ask you my secretary gates wrote anand or president obama, the national security staff was in his arts, told primarily by former hill staffers, academics and political operatives. with little experience in managing large organizations and the national security staff became operational, resulting in micromanagement of military matters, a combination proven as in the past. we've seen that history. his political heavy handedness in the present day myths about al qaeda being on the run are concerning to me. do you believe the administration is downplaying the threat of al qaeda to

dr. johnson i agree as al qaeda does spread in a different form and jane you are absolutely right they have involved -- he bawled lettuces spreads as petergest presence now in the air of world in history. so too does the stretch threat to the homeland and that is my concern is chairman. i would also submit that the boston particularly tamerlin was not only inspired by the internet but he did travel to pakistan. he got through some of our red flags unfortunately. we will be releasing our report later this month of the boston bombings which i think we'll document some of these influence he had while he was over there. general keane i would like to ask you my first question. secretary gates book wrote under president obama the national security staff was in his words filled primarily by former hill staffers academics and political operatives. with little experience in managing large organizations and the national security staff became increasingly operational resulting and mike or management of military matters the combination that has proven disastrous in the past. we have seen that in history. this political heavy handedness and the presi