kenneth keel, who is an authority on these anatomical drawings, commented on them.keel: leonardo's anatomical explorations really are comparable to those of columbus, in the sense that leonardo explored the microcosm that is this small world of the body at the very same time as columbus was exploring the greater world, the macrocosm, and the oceans of the world. and he described the human body as a marvelous creation. as a matter of fact, he called it a temple of beauty, and the beauty for him consisted of its mechanics and the way it worked. when leonardo was in florence at the hospital of santa maria nuova, he did his dissections there, and one day he was sitting on the bed of an old man who said he was more than 100 years old, and whilst leonardo was talking to him, the old man suddenly died. leonardo writes, "and i did a dissection on this man to find out why he had such a peaceful, sweet death." and the results of this dissection formed something like 10 or 15 anatomical plates which we have here in windsor. and in the case of the old man, he thought he'd died

we continue to struggle about how to keeling keep our funding be available. it's a resource to us as a illuminate and it certainly a program area that has a lot of support among our supporters >> i agree i think that energy efficiency has a lot of things this renumbers are not caught up with the installation but energy efficiency has been proven and i'd like to get more data specific to the puc and more specific to the general fund. has the promise and the actual benefits of saving power have been if we had a board enough customer base we could resecondly, hopefully at the highest rate possible as well as the financial savings. you're saving power and money and creating jobs because of the maintenance piece and rugby the green house gas emission. so from a policy prospective i think does beg for a deep look and analysis how that might work. a couple years ago they were fighting to keeping that at a priority level but those capital improvements are coming down the pike and we've got to cut costs and identify additional revenue resources to address the capital

. >> general manager keeling. >> it's been a long day. first of all, i just want to give you an update of our water supply. i'm sure you're aware of the last calendar year and this year is 1 of the drive it on record and this friday jan 31st i'll be asking customers about our hetch hetchy system to voluntarily care tail their accomodation by thirty percent. i'll be working with the city departments and a call to come up with strategies how to accomplish this goal. the bottom line i strongly building that voluntarily water skwerm efforts is the best way to stretch our supplies and possibly avert our need for cutbacks such as drauthd positions. so i want to bring up richie to talk about where we stand as of now. and a steve richie if we could go to the slides i have some updates and of the conservation. our water supply conditions again, we have 70 percent of storage in our reservoirs precipitation outcome for the next week is some wet weather to be coming in the next couple of days. we'll be continuing to evaluate those conditions and repo

we will not get the rail, but lit be keel and cloudier because of that low. then the ridge comes back and it is going to be bigger and stronger than ever. next week, fore get about record highs. we will be close to 80 degrees by the middle of next week which is about 25 degrees above average. tonight, partly cloudy, a mixture of son of clouds. it is not going to be chilly. because these are the highs. san jose, 68 #. south bay, 66. fremont, 67. 67 in danville and antioch. 67 in san francisco tomorrow. san rafael, 68. napa, 70 and cloverdale, 70. those are your chilliest highs for the week in january. sunny, warm over the weekend. right around 70 degrees. warmer on monday and tuesday. now this forecast went out to eight days. i would have rain in the forecast. coming up next friday. that is when it looks like the pattern will change before the end of the month. perhaps january 31. we may see a little rainfall around here. >> all right. we will take it. >> fingers crossed. >> next you will tell me bears are running loose. >> bears are running loose. wait until

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. >> i wanted to get that it's even keel there.t because it's too early or is it just that no one is really standing out? >> well, nobody had been standing out until now. but i think there's going to be a new candidate, i think that he will shoot to the top. i'm talking, of course, about new york republican congressman michael grimm. for those who don't know, he's the one who threatened the reporter. i thought about what i would do if that happened to me, i think the answer is i would walk over to the balcony, stand defiantly and ask the question again. >> wow. you're coming hard. my goodness. >> the reason i say that he might be a republican favorite is that you know most of the conservatives hate the media. i suspect there's probably a real wellspring of support for the suggestion that he made about how he would handle unfair questions or unfavorable questions. >> bob, how do you really feel? thank you very much. always fun talking to you. >>> coming up, bill karins and richard lui will be here for "first buzz." we'll tell you ho

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closely connected having organization with a mandate to keep the international financial system an even keel is more important than ever the international monetary fund has warned from the lessons we just took in the great depression and the global conflict that followed. membership has grown two hundred and eighty eight countries the imf is a forum for discussing policies that promote stable economic growth. it's a form of credit unions whose members contribute money you can borrow and caring. major blow for the imf help prevent craigslist and results when they occur. so when the global financial crisis began in two thousand and eight. the imf policy advice was to good use by countries to create what made the local response. the imf also provide funding and an unprecedented scale also on the head. and they've seen the torrens title the morning mike. each addition until. he's the hunting next recruitment movement that is nice. he is in charge of the section. it is not down. the money. each year through since your perception of the free standing monitoring computer counting method of milk. as

poor gives them and it's lucrative it's between fifteen and twenty doors it's keel and the rocks hundreds of millions of them are being taken trafficked really solid evidence that the revenue raised is buying weapons from both sides of the syrian conflict the un office on drugs and crime. has been reporting that syria which is located at the crossroads here in the region has for a long time been a transit point for the drug going from europe to turkey and lebanon but since the war began kept the guns trades gone to mastic and factories are of hearing these days all across syria and production has increased and sales and booms here elaborate on the authorities seized around two hundred million dollars worth of tablets last year mostly hidden in the tracks go in through the syrian lebanese border from syria to the lebanese force from where they actually to its file and this country's some of the most ardent supporters of the syrian opposition and saudi arabia where around a billion dollars worth of drugs was seized just last year with authorities saying this is nothing but just ten percent

unconscious the blood was everywhere the thought of silver and went to the village to martyr they didn't keel over with pitchforks and axes vs loss of life to become poland's first and only man in space nineteen members of his family including his father and more than eighteen thousand poles she was in the armenians were not as lucky. some of medicine ward was continuing ethnic cleansing by the plot troops were extremely gruesome people cut in pieces with the soul in nineteen forty three that are conducted in total ethnic cleansing of holes in ukraine. that is to destroy hope all sleeping on the territory they considered their property. after the balloons water. murderers of all continued to fall within the flow and turned all the regions. there were a gradient we tried to help hold them provide them with shelter. but bill was ukrainian first league two seven decades later when ukraine's opposition faced off with a government pictures of those behind the bombings lot to resurface in the heart of the protest the matter will fall in the nineteen forties insurgent movement in ukraine stood trial

and not letting them get too high or too low, but keeping them even keel and letting them understand that honestly, as a head coach, have i their best interests at heart. my only thing is to make them and provide them with every resource that they can get better and win games and compete every week. >> so gruden planned on speaking with robert griffin iii on the phone tonight. griffin is currently very far away. he is on vacation in hawaii with his wife. there are still lots of questions for gruden, like who will his coordinates be. we'll break that all down for you coming up in ten minutes. wendy, jim? >> all right. a lot of reaction now that the redskins have the new head coach. from fans to former players, it seems everyone has a opinion. jeff theisman and linebacker arrington spoke to news4 about the decision and have advice for the new coach. >> consistency is going to be the key. i believe that's the direction we're going in. >> just be a human being, be a person. i think that if you're a person, if things go right, you know, you have a chance. >> we also asked fans what they t

closely connected having organization with a mandate to keep the international financial system an even keel is more important than ever international monetary fund has warned from the lessons leaders took in the great depression and the global conflict that followed. with a membership has grown two hundred and eighty eight countries the imf is a forum for discussing policies that promote stable economic growth. it's a form of credit unions whose members contribute money you can borrow and daring. major blow for the imf help prevent craigslist and results when they occur. so when the global financial crisis began in two thousand and eight. the imf policy advice was to good use by countries to create ordinated global response. the imf also provide funding and in unprecedented scale. i want also on the web. and they've seen the torrens title. brief period in the lives and some twelve centuries. the money's in the political commercial and cultural center of the region's a cold pool. and violent civil war. his period of peace and prosperity began in the northern approach of the road in fiji wher

he gives the government control of the keel oil producing region of the unity meanwhile un chief bonds and has called the warring factions to negotiate and ernest more than three weeks of fighting between government forces and rebels have killed over one thousand people. josh party reports on monday un warns could become an unfolding humanitarian catastrophe i rounds of refugees in income and in central south stood on the united nations says that for a pulitzer for me and keep looking close to the bad times. escaping a wave of ethnic violence that threatens to tip the world's youngest country into civil war. this sets up call the two nd annual fees but now we have and we're so gonna be an englishman in recent days fine tuned between government troops and rebels the center don't see key towns beyond sixtieth and three and joined the state's capital poll. but in cities have seen applications and tl to speak to escape the bonds aid agencies in refugee camps down the country have been scrambling to do with the influx of their greater than dire enough to reside but honestly they're there wh

even keel and charge you nine. the country in the region the eu everyone who comply. it's true. which will be the next eu and the day. knowing you can find more information now with mike at bpp group don't eat until next time thank you for watching. its experts say disturbing content is performing well the credit sector continues to have a strong disincentive consumption of goods and services high. the increase in visitors from overseas remittances. and the booming business process outsourcing sector remains a major factor behind the stove. sundin said we can do it efficiently and sound banking sector the teachers. however this economic growth has not trickled down to the masses many remain poor and unemployed and investment spending bill the beach and sand. sunday's open bank report called takings of rights will it include cisco systems development challenge is due to your productivity growth because of snow industry the station especially in manufacturing the bpo industry is a success story in turkey the report says. hope is that the needs a strong industrial base. a top sprea

>> a nice, even keel, steady as you go. he is a lawyer. >> that is better than being a banker. >> that is one against him. job, but hea solid has really focused on the team. keel, part of what makes him a good leader. we have another person stepping into the leadership role today, mary barra over at gm, first day as ceo. last night, the company announced a new cfo and a dividend, the first dividend since 2008. have they gotten all of the big things out of the way, leaving her in a position to focus on innovation, or would you say it is more challenging because she cannot offer dividends? >> you have to hope so if those are her takes. she has the ticket punched. there.rted she worked her way up through stanford. let's give her every break in the world. i hope she knocks it out of the park. >> you have the chairman in a given row, the president in a whatrent role, the ceo -- does it look like when you have a lot of cooks in the kitchen trying to run the company? >> ugly. everybody goes shopping. barra uphis set mary to fail?

easy keel a manual says obama said deal just means pay up. >> what does he tell us?re works if you are rich in you can have a choice is. certain high end hospitals are dropped off the plans so you don't have access to the doctor you want or the best health care system you can have on us you are rich which comes from the hard-core progressive. >> for example sloan-kettering, cedars-sinai , tthese hospitals would be excluded? this is tough now free findt out they are so huge and the premiums also lower than anticipated i don't know how high they thought they would be but this is verypect difficult for those who sought obamacare would amount to something for them >> at my gun store there is a poster that says nra'sa salesman of the year 2008, 2009, she is the besterso salesperson for the bignme evils of government. i loved liberty. my first and only test is does it bring me moree freedom or less?o every single thing out of the democratic party means less freedom for you. they just think we're too stupid to make decisions so they have to legislate us to death so we do wh

cordray, thank you for your testimony today, and thank you again for your fairly even-keeled testimony. i did appreciate your response to mr. pierce, because, you know, there is a lot of data out there. and in your position whether it's gathering mortgage data or anything else, there's just a lot of data out there. we don't want it abused. you know, we've seen politicians in the past abuse it, and, you know, top of the list would be richard nixon. so i do understand your response. i understand his fear that it can be abused because it has been in the past. but there is a lot of megadata out there. and mr. royce wrought up the target corporation -- brought up the target corporation. and by wife and i are target shoppers. and she has a saying if target doesn't have it, she doesn't need it. [laughter] so, but i also use my target card, or i used my debit card in target in that period where their data was breached. so i'm one of 100 million people, apparently, or 100 million cardholders who was affected by this. , and and when i went to wells fargo and i said that i'd used my card, they im

. >> they are fun and i have been wearing them for a half hour now, and i have not keeled over yet, andnd pat, this is one of the great fitness things that people can try out here at the d.c. convention center this weekend. coming up, we will talk about the kids and asthma with the folk folks from children's national health systems and i will see you in a few minutes. >> thank you, doreen. >> i wonder if you can stand still in those? >> no, you can't. >> i haven't seen you stand the still yet. >> didn't look like. >> and vcu's pep band is getting a lot of attention online after last night's game against george mason, and they were rocking out in richmond thursday. take a listen. ♪ >> and they cannot stand still and play. and in case you don't recognize that song, it is miley cyrus' hit "wrecking ball." the leader wore a superman cape and the tuba section was especially energized and it must have energized the rams, because they won 71-57 over george mason. >>> and the next shoe has dropped, and more than 1,000 documents have been released today in a traffic scandal that is engulfing the

-- try to keep calm and keep a little bit of sense of humor and it keeps everybody and a more even keelpeople instead of people who are being hurt or not being considered. it is not being directed at you. it is not personal. but what you can do is personally change your reaction and attitude, which will, by the way, probably help you live longer. there are very interesting studies that talk about the physical responses to stress. and it is peeking stress. we can do something about it. >> all right, ladies. thank you. >> thanks so much. >> does a cold or flu have you down? >> we'll tell you what to eat to feel better. >> and the guys panel is here. >> they'll answer your burning questions. [ female announcer ] at degree, we believe that everything can be improved, and we mean everything. we love to do things, and when we get to make them better, it just feels fantastic. that's why we pushed ourselves to create new and improved degree motionsense, the only antiperspirant that releases extra protection when you move. it keeps you fresher even as secret fades. protection improved. so you ca

we were kind of keel-hauled, dragged under the boat. if we turned up soggy and confused... >> there's a good reason for t. >> then you get the next generation, the junior class. >> those are the tech guys. >> they were the worst hippies, worse than we were. >> not necessarily bill gates, but steve jobs. >> not bill gates, he pretty much belonged to the maths class. steve jobs wandered around looking for phone abs. they come back and find shoes. they never found the neck ties. >> then i have to complain about my group. i'm a sof more, and you talk about us being mbas. >> lisa, the author of the preppy handbook. >> representatives of the generation. >> obviously you guys were looking at us guys thinking, "wow, this works in general, but maybe not specifically when the bong sets fire to the bean bag chair, maybe i better finish college", >> my favourite quote is how the sophmores looked at the juniors and seniors and said baby boomer believed passion for living should repraise working for one. >> which is why i'm not retired playing golf.

this is the president's signature legislation. 30 years ago, a similar law was passed to keel deal withaling with employees. i'm for a level playing field. everybody should have equal access. but dealing with regulatory reform or creating legislation, that should have been done before this bill passed congress. that should have been done before president obama enacted it. so after 2,000 delays and amendments, obamacare is still a train wrest. >> i remember when people were looking for a waiver. wasn't the idea behind this was that everybody should be access to health care? >> well, look, this was a goal of the legislation and, obviously, the reason why i think they're trying to write this regulation the right way is to be sure of the outcome. i know republicans and others are going to be very critical about the obamacare delays, whatever they may be, and i understand why. some of it is valid. but putting that aside for a second, if you look at certain plans, whether we're talking about medicare, when it was supposed to roll out, there were people that were confused about whether they we

they are more even keeled and have more patience.t in and of itself will lead them to smarter choices, less risk taking, impulsivity. >> interesting. you're the youngest on the panel here. myself as well. also in this report it showed women who are interviewed, they said gender differences were factoring into their lives and running hedge funds at a much lower level than they used to. >> i think that's a good thing. we're finally reaching those higher level positions. we offer a very valuable insight that obviously can make the economy grow. >> interesting. also speculates more pensions should mandate that you get into these women run funds because they are more secure. melissa. >> it makes a lot of sense. if you're worried about balancing your portfolio, you obviously want to take some risks. with that can come great reward. it's like owning bonds or anything else, you have to make sure you have stability in there. a lot of women hedge fund managers are providing that. >> i don't know if the three of you are experts on this one. to

his expulsion from the hamptons resulted after several mornings he and sha keel washington slept past the mandatory 7:00 wakeup time. >> during the day they're not allowed to go under the covers. we have some that have been up all night and won't get up. >> we're the only ones that sleep in like that every day. he just got tired of it. >> jamal tends to do what shaquille does. they both act a little childish. they stick together quite a bit. i decided that day that one of them was going to move. >> he was asking us about, do we want to stay there and everything like that. i told him like, i don't care. >> jamal said it with attitude, with sass. you know, his tone was very pointed, and it was disrespectful. so the co was like, well, pack it up. >> so deputy green decided davis would be moved out, but only to another general population housing unit. the move to the hole would come a short time later. >> in the process of getting him moved, he refused. didn't want to pack his stuff up. >> i was bitchy. let's put it that way. i went back, got under my covers and laid completely back down.

downtown and from the tower, record highs, sunshine, not a "spare the air" today because the winds keelever. i don't see any rain in the forecast through the end of the month. 76 in gilroy, and record highs in the south, home 70's with mountain you have at 72 a record high and 72 at half moon bay a warm spot, and a lost upper 60 to 70 as you head into downtown and south san francisco and upper 60's from bodega bay to sausalito, and low-to-mid 70's through the not bay valley and record high 73 in napa and 73 in oakland and to 74 or 75 and low 70's for the rest of the neighbors and we have temperatures 69 in bankrupt -- brentwood. we are of watching the high pressure stagnating over the top of us with the jet stream moving to the north can because we have the offshore winds we will push temperatures well above average and oakland average high is 58 and we will be in the upper 60's to low 70's. temperatures will taper over the weekend and that means not so many 70's, but, still, a last 60. have a great one. >> look at bridges across the bay area at the richmond-san rafael if you need to ma

before world war i began in europe, at the brooklyn navy yard presiding over the of laying of the keel of the battleship arizona, one of the first modern battleships in the navy. the ironic thing about the battleship arizona as many of you will remember, is that it would come to roosevelt's bus engine again much later ron. and at the bottom of pearl harbor. it was the beginning of the crusade to improve the navy. isn't that he was disloyal to the administration. and on one occasion as secretary assistant, secretary of the navy, i went to pennsylvania to present them with the anchor, of the cruiser name. and there are all kinds of relics in the name that were being distributed where the government wanted to go democratic in the next election and many of them were phony. there was a hole traffic of phony artifacts including the captives from the name but roosevelt said this was the authentic anchor to the name as he presented it and he represented the administration that was for the 99% of the people, the administration that was out only represented the 1%. this was in 1914 in redding, p

. >> takes five minutes before you keel over dead. >> just got to -- >> mix it up?ah. >> that's nice. >> what am i going to miss about 2013? being healthy. after whatever i just got. yeah, whatever strain of influenza i just got. i just got some kid flu now. >> it won't be afinfluenza, we're inoculated against that. >> i love that. >> since the theme of this segment seems to be cheering for failure in politics and we can make fun of it, clay aiken, running for politics. which made me think, i wonder who wyatt would like to see run for congress as a comedian. >> as a comedian, for the sake of comedy? that's tough. that's tough. because it's such a strange, like -- i just want the person who is going to actually do the job. >> you're so nice. >> but also a part of me is like maybe we have too many congress people. like, let's just -- >> tone it back. >> let's trim it down. >> you've got to list -- >> to 200? >> because it does seem weird. you know, when people say oh, you know, how is judging the president or anything like that. it's a hard job to judge when you consi

so we keel going through this. rifle through these.ired result and people say, give them another chance. >> they feel better. it doesn't solve the problem. it's not a solve. and they feel, all right, said i'm sorry, we said we're going to do better, and then they sleep at night. which is what here looking for a good night's sleep. the fact is it doesn't help that much. time will erase it. when you mention gulf oil, were they in trouble before? it takes time, and it's not this -- >> bp is yet to overcome the public relations nightmare of the oil spill. >> a lot of dead birds. pretty sad. the fact is that if you wait long enough -- jetblue is saying, you know, we'll do anything. want to fly, fly free, take out two rows of seats so i can stretch my legs, i say. what a prom mitt that would be. >> a step in the right direction. you have to offer something in a letter that is more than just an apology or more than just free credit reports. what would it be? get everyone gets $100 worth of goods? >> yes. >> really. i just made that up. >> if

what if you keeled over and died. >> i'm sorry i did it. i don't know what else to say. >> you're going to get disciplinary. i think about doing the charges. >> please don't keep me from going home on friday. >> if you don't go home on friday, i didn't keep you from going home. you did. >> all right. >>> coming up -- >> you made a mistake. >> i did. i understand it, too. believe me. >> destiny van winkle pleads her case, again. terry bodico gets a shiner. >> i stood up and stood my ground. >> and -- >> you seem pretty cool and collected knowing you have 24 years in prison. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. >> convicted of murdering a local celebrity, another inmate faces the score of his peers. [ male announcer ] marie callender's knows you may not have time to roll out a perfectly flaky crust that's made from scratch. or mix vegetables with all white meat chicken and homemade gravy. but marie callender's does. just sit down and savor. marie callender's. it's time to savor. female announcer: female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic,

we republic keel you posted. >> thank you, casey. a very tough case, igniting parks on both sides. but in the eyes of the law who has it right? >> i think the family is right in this case. although there's a law that states they can't remove life support when the mother is carrying a baby, i think what the court is going to do is look at the intent of the law, which is preserve life and when you look at the circumstances in this case, the baby has heart problems, i think it's a boy, he -- they can't even tell because of the deformities. so i don't think that in this case the court is going to say, let this child live with a poor quality of life. >> i want to stress the shots we're showing are the couple's other child, not the baby in question. of course, still in the mother's womb. stacy, where does this go? >> well, it's going to be a battle over the hospital defending its position because they are claiming they're following the law, and it's the texas advance directive act, and the lawyers can say we can look at the intent of the legislature behind the law. the problem with the l

we're not going to see things keel off.see in the scrolling seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen, temperatures cool off by monday, tuesday, wednesday of next week. also intermittently, showers in the forecast as well. so here's the other thing. we remain in a drought here across all of california. and with those dry conditions we had in 2013, we've mad a record number of poor air quality days here for the bay area. it looks like tomorrow, in fact, is yet again another one. the thing you'll notice if you've been monitoring this very closely is beginning of the week we did have most everyone in the unhealthy category. we backed this off to the moderate levels for the south bay peninsula and also for the east bay. some good news there. some much better news as we head throughout next week with the cooler temperatures coming in, a bit more of onshore flow. we think by tuesday we'll be at the good levels across bay area for the first time in a long time. let's get your microclimate forecast in as we head throughout ou

right now we're in the grip of a crisis that started with the emerging markets keeling over and intensifiedout a bank failure in china. what stocks have been rolling over especially today? how about the biotechs? a group that is next to nothing to do with the emerging markets, right? or china in particular. no, the biotechs have been getting killed for one simple reason, they're up huge into the crisis. last week, rallied an astounding 66%, and the stocks have been up the most end up getting hit the hardest. it's the way it works, even if they don't deserve it. but we know deserves has nothing to do with it. if you're worried about a slowing global economy, then biotechs are the kind of stocks that can thrive in that kind of environment. and that is the precipitant of this decline. but here's the rub. they have a ton of momentum speculators in the shareholder base. notice, not investors. and those momentum players need to be taken out and shot before we get a bottom, and that's what's been going on in the nasdaq. in "get rich carefully," i call out biotech, the kind of stocks you can fall b

so we, in effect, got keel hauled, we got dragged under the boat, you know? if we wound up a little soggy, you know, as a sort of, as financial advisers with tongue studs and, you know, troskeites trying to start tea party protests, we are to be forgiven. >> but your senior class was really on the vanguard of so many things including vietnam and drug taking and sex. by the time the freshman class came along, i think -- well, in my case i'm the youngest of four, i watched all my three older siblings to all of these things, and it scared me witless, and i did none of those things. so it's as though i grew up in the '50s. >> younger boomers are more cautious. as i put et in the book, they embraced sex, drugs and rock and roll and the deep philosophical underpinnings thereof. >> who wouldn't? >> yes. but they'd seen us in action. they'd seen the older baby boomers in action, and they knew what works in general doesn't always work when the bong sets fire to the bean bag chair. [laughter] baby boom kind of gets better behaved as it goes along. [laughter] >> and act

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