bbc click�*s reporter paul carter went to look world's pothole problem. roads.ng asphalt — a mixture of aggregates like crushed stone but once cracks form in asphalt, they can and king's college london is looking at ways of reducing the cracks before they develop... ..by healing itself. i donned some goggles to head into the lab these two together? it's literally cooking. it's not like anything i've ever cooked. well, actually, that's a lie. the bitumen is a liquid now. oh, look at that. literally making asphalt. yeah! now, what do you do to turn this from regular asphalt into self—healing asphalt? in order to increase the life span, in order to advance the bitumen asphalt mixture, we incorporate capsules. known as spores. which are released when the asphalt begins to fracture, rejuvenating it. the result is quite astonishing. the self—healing effect. in order to close the crack autonomously. wow. so that's it? that's it working? it's working now. what kind of level are you at? you know, could this potentially be something that we can see on the roads anytime so

paul carter went to find out more.called bitumen. but once cracks form in asphalt, they can like the dreaded pothole. but a research project between swansea university and king's college london is looking at ways ..by healing itself. and have a look at how it works. but first, we need to cook up some asphalt. is itjust a case now that you mix these two together? they laugh. aggregate. it's not like anything i've ever cooked. well, actually, that's a lie. bitumins. the bitumen is a liquid now. oh, look at that. and the key piece — the spoon. literally making asphalt. definitely. you come and do my driveway. yeah! yeah. to advance the bitumen asphalt mixture, we need to incorporate capsules. the capsules contain tiny, porous materials known as spores. to fracture, rejuvenating it. the result is quite astonishing. so in true bbc fashion, here's some you made earlier. put it here. i'm using this one. 0h! when the crack breaks the capsule, the capsule releases the rejuvenator inside and produces in order to close the crack

paul carter went to find out more. roads.men. but a research project between swansea university and king's college london is looking at ways of reducing the cracks before they develop... ..by healing itself. and have a look at how it works. is itjust a case now that you mix these two together? they laugh. aggregate. it's not like anything i've ever cooked. well, actually, that's a lie. and the bitumen. oh, look at that. like cooking. definitely. yeah! you've just made asphalt. yeah. in order to increase the life span, in order to advance the bitumen asphalt mixture, we known as spores. which are released when the asphalt begins so in true bbc fashion, here's some you made earlier. yeah, this is asphalt mixed with capsule inside. put it here. 0h! the capsule releases the rejuvenator inside and produces wow. so that's it? it's working now. in terms of where the research is at the moment, that we can see on the roads anytime soon? for today, we have several solutions using capsules the property of the bitumen. we are ready to pr

nixon, so formed by that western dna and there is an excellent book i want to give a out to paul carter'sul nitze in the front row. hello, paul. but his book i found very inspirational also because nixon comes from the same background, they are bit from this pioneer stock and this is so critical to their dna. and mr. carter book does a great job of pointing that with richard nixon and try very hard to point that out with. pat nixon i also want to bring up one quote that david eisenhower, her son in law, gave me. that was one of my favorite quotes in the book. he says, mrs. nixon comes from, quote, an oakley type background. she is west and california. she isn't molded by image makers. and this sets the tone. i write in the prolog of the book because she also doesn't like a lot of you are californians and you do not like hierarchy do you? i don't either. i don't appreciate that. so i, you know, with pat nixon, i felt a kinship there. she doesn't like rules so much. she wants to be in control of her feet very western. and i was astonished to learn. she was born in ely, nevada yes, in a mini

that i've had in this battle for a long time, senator rand paul, senator ron johnson, senator roger marshall, marjorie taylor greene and buddy carter who have all been champions of this even before i came along. i'm very grateful to you for standing strong. thank you very much, president trump. [applause] pres. trump: a lot of secrets that have been maybe kept from us. going to come up with some ways to solve problem ts. i think he's going to go down in the record books. even rand has confidence in him. [applause] mr. kennedy: our plans are radical transparency and returning gold standard science to n.i.h. ending the corruption, ending corporate capture of those agencies and getting rid of people who have conflicts of interest so we can do unimpeded science rather than the kind of product that is coming out of those agencies today. reporter: how do you address concerns ha some americans may have [inaudible] >> mr. kennedy: when people actually hear what i think about vaccines which is commonsense, which is vaccines should be tested, they should be safe, everybody should have informed consent, people are reacting because they hear t

in 2019, ruth carter became the first black costume designer to win an oscar for her work in black panther. paulwould be the first black man to win. >> the number of people of color i experienced coming out in this business, there were very few. which is why it is so important for me to be a face that is visible and out there for other people to see me doing it. reporter:reporter: he's also seeking to make a case for the role of the costume designer more broadly, something he says is not well understood and has implications for such things as pay equity in the industry. >> what has become more of a priority is to be expansive in a way that is not only identified as a costume designer, but as a creative artist. i've tried to turn up the volume on indeed what it is that we do and the power that we have as costume designers to create character. our contribution is huge towards that. reporter: while he vies for an oscar, one of 10 nominations overall for wicked on march 2. i'm jeffrey brown in brooklyn, new york. geoff: paul tazewell is paying it forward, establishing a scholarship at his alma mater

paul tonko of new york faced. >> i was so proud that my representative was on the front line, right there. [applause] but i thought about jimmy carternow what john lewis would have done, he would have gotten arrested that day. [applause] make them outlaw you! we will stand behind you, we will be there with you, i will get arrested with you. amna: what do you take away from all this? tamara: democrats are certainly frustrated. they are going out and they are protesting at tesla dealerships. of course they are going to show up to town halls where there members of congress are. democratic leaders have not exactly given them -- given democratic voters who are frustrated and angry and worried about the country, they have not given them a lot of hope. hakeem jeffries, the minority leader, he walked this back, but at one point he said there is not much we can do. the reality is democrats are in the minority in the house and the senate. in the house in particular, the minority party does not have a lot of power to do much of anything. amna: meanwhile the context for all of this are the latest polls we are saying -- seeing. in two new polls,

paul tonko of new york faced. man: i was so proud that my representative was on the front line right there. but i thought about jimmy carterut john lewis. and i know what john lewis would have done. he would have gotten arrested that day. man: make them -- make them outlaw you. we will stand with you. we will be there with you. i will get arrested with you. amna: tam, what do you take away from all this? tamara keith, national public radio: yes, democrats are certainly frustrated and they are they are going out there and they are protesting at tesla dealerships. of course they're going to show up to town halls where their members of congress are. and democratic leaders have not exactly given them, given democratic voters who are frustrated and angry and worried about the state of the country, they haven't given them a lot of hope. hakeem jeffries, the minority leader at one point, he sort of walked to this back, but said, well, there's not much that we can do. we're in the minority. and the reality is that democrats are in the minority in both the house and the senate. in the house, in particular, the minority party doesn'

carter gave it away for 1 dollar. we are going to have to take it back. china is running the panama canal right now. that was not the deal. paulournal columnist hello mary. so, how significant is that that rubio has jews in latin america, central america for his first trip most go to europe or they go to japan. >> finally we are getting some attention. i think it is very significant. and in particular it recognizes a big part of the migration crisis of the last four years came from these countries. some of them were not just innocent bystanders. they were actually aiding migrants on this journey north. i think rubio wants to deliver a message to say either you are a friend or a photo of the u.s. you're going to be happier if you are a friend of ours than if you are deemed to be an enemy. paul: one of the specifics deliverables he wants. migrants that we return? what specifically can they do to slow that march north? >> the big message she will talking about is corruption. corruption is at the root of a lot of the problems with investment in the region. u.s. investors cannot pay bribes to governments we have the practices act.

carter overtone is excused. president elias you have a quorum. also tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> okay, great. thank you. welcome everyone to our february 19, 2025 meeting. this is our last meeting of the month with that sergeant you want to call the first item line item one general public comment at this time the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission under police commission rules of order during public comment neither police or personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. alternatively you may submit public comment in either of the following ways email the secretary of the police commission at speed commission and as if comport or written comments may be sent via us postal service to the public safety building located at 1245 third street san francisco, california 94158. if you would like to make public co

hear vice president carter ober stone president present last you have a quorum also with us tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. thank you. can you please call the nec the first item one announcement before we go we are pulling line item seven as well as line item 12 a from tonight's agenda and one correction on line item three it states for the meeting of january 15th, 2024 it is actually for the meeting of january 15th 2025. the packet online is correct with a correct date line item one general public comment at this time the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission under police commission rules of order during public comment neither police or epa personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. alternatively, you may submit public comment in either of the following ways email the secretary of the police commission at speed commission it as if y

vice president carter ober stone is also enroute present i ask you have a quorum also with us tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> thank you. welcome everyone. happy wednesday. welcome to our february 12th meeting. sergeant please call the first matter line item one weekly officer recognition certificate presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties officer shere khan star number 2278 from the airport bureau. >> hello. welcome to carlos gutierrez. >> i'm a captain with the san francisco police department air force patrol division. thank you for giving me this opportunity to present officer shere khan who was selected by his patrol commanders to receive this recognition officer khan is an 18 year veteran of the police department, has worked at the san francisco international airport for the last ten years through his years at the airport. he has developed valuable professional connection with a number of stakeholders. officer khan has been commended by numerous airline administrators. fellow law enforcement age

carter i was told you have a quorum present alliance is in route. also with us tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. one item for tonight are two items for tonight line item number 12 is going to be moved up after line item one and under consent calendar the donation of funds from the community foundation for the community police academy has been removed from the agenda for tonight. line item one weekly officer recognition certificate presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties officer christina star roster number 2154 terryville station good evening commissioner chief distinguished visitors distinguished guests also the family of christina cicero her two sons and sister and friends and colleague from the concord police department. my name is captain bryan who i'm the commanding officer terryville station today we honor officer christina's a star for her extraordinary courage and dedication to duty on october 18th, 2024 while on uniform patrol in the terrible district, officers tostado responded t