. >> orson wells. >> wells, okay but in that story in tim's book there's a wonderful quote that capturestry and physics meet and he describes his diagram and he says it gets through to people through their eyes. what a phrase that is. i think what is true there certain things that we as geometers and statisticians get into people's minds and that's powerful and it speaks to it. back my friends thanks to both of you. we are out of time. i'd love to keep talking but for the rest of people who are listening and i want to let you know both of these books "the data detective" and sub diver available anywhere but you can urge is from her partners a book shop.orgshop and please consider supporting the council on letters they -- council on literacy. all the speakers in authors you can access those videos anytime you want. thank you so much tim and thank you so much for your contribution and jordan you as well for writing this. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for joining us.

because some people might say, orson wells couldn't get, he spent his entire life abandoning projects that he wants to get on. we had all of a stone on here talking about how he had to abandon the my lai massacre film, which arguably would have been so important to a project. so, i mean, isn't this the tale of woe, by all great directors? well, it's certainly the tale of woe for many of us. i mean, i know you've had my friend and com. right, and colleague ken loach on your program. now kenneth smart, he makes very low budget. phil and her does exactly what he wants. i tend to because it takes me time in a way they production values of more complex than perhaps his kind of films which are wonderful. and it becomes more difficult. but you know, you're right. it is the problem with movies. is there not paintings? and then or novels, they are complicated things, cost money involve a lot of stuff, you know. i mean the going to do you use room at the top. i know is mentioned in the my glee or my grade book, but then you say your use your knowledge or what it is to be young. and which one fr

orson welles, but in the story of four sunnydale, there's a wonderful quote where the geometry and statisticsand it forms nightingale describes this diagram and it gets through to people. and i think what is true as there are certain things that is we use geometry it and can do to get in people's minds that words cannot do. i think that is powerful. >> that is absolutely lovely will thinking about the view, we are out of time and i would love to keep talking. both of these books, the data detective and shape, are available at every book so you can imagine we can purchase the book also from our partners at bookshop .org black/shop. then please do consider supporting the san diego council on literacy. in the entire panel of all of the speakers and authors are the physical books .com and you can ask us questions anytime you want to thank you so much him and thank you so much for your contribution and jordan, you too as well for writing these lovely works.uc >> thank you for joining us. >> weakens on "c-span2", are an intellectual feast, every saturday american history to be documents america's s

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. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the backgroundeconomic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the job done. >> people in tenderloin get really excited as they see the signs relit. as you're driving through the tenderloin or the city, it pretty much tells you something exciting is happening here. >> knee an was created to make the night more friendly and advertise businesses. it's a great way of supporting and helping local businesses. >> there's so many ways to improve public safety. the standard way is having more eyes on the street, but there's other c