my father always required us for children to be observant, be observant, be observant. and after that, think, for god's sake. the problem is, you never knew what you are supposed to be observant about. let me give you an illustration of that. here was a man whose mother was a classics graduate from wellesley college, wrote both latin and greek, and she married a sheep herder in central wyoming. only in america. and raised a son who would go on to get his ph.d. from yale. pieces professor named richard foster flint. his little nine graduate student slaves and said all right, i want you to be observant. do a exactly as i do. and on the table in front of him was a beaker full of a yellow, foamy fluid. he said this is a glass of human urine. i want you to do exactly as i do. so he reached forward and he stood up -- stuck his finger in the year and and then he lifted off. -- stuck his finger in the uring. the nine graduate students line up and get as he was told. at the end, he said you have all flunked. you are not observant. middle finger in the myne and laid off forefinge

my father always required us for children to be observant, be observant, be observant. and after that, think, for god's sake. the problem is, you never knew what you are supposed to be observant about. let me give you an illustration of that. here was a man whose mother was a classics graduate from wellesley college, wrote both latin and greek, and she married a sheep herder in central wyoming. only in america. and raised a son who would go on to get his ph.d. from yale. he had a pieces professor named richard foster flint. he took his little nine graduate student slaves and said all right, i want you to be observant. do exactly as i do. and on the table in front of him was a beaker full of a yellow, foamy fluid. he said this is a glass of human urine. i want you to do exactly as i do. so he reached forward and he stuck his finger in the urine and then licked it off. the nine graduate students lined up and did as they were told. at the end, he said you have all flunked. you are not observant. i put my middle finger in the urine and licked off my forefinger. so not being

partatg the process and it's technically not my position to address and if it's not calory we'll be observing the port and puc to make sure we're minimizing the attractiveness the city and i will be talking to the city attorneyors to make sure that the city assets will be fully protected by any unnatural activity that ruptures that facility. that we take every precaution to make sure our sewer assets are protected >> before we precede i'm closing public comment. >> supervisor. >> i wanted to ask a couple follow-up questions i want to know about the fact there wasn't the kind of communications you wanted to see but who at the puc was aware of the existence of this report? >> there were numerous people i can provided you with a list. >> so within puc management for instance. >> the assistant general manager would have been apprised of the report but the engineers working on it were aware of the report. >> do you discuss the report with other management at the puc? >> yes, we had a discussion ou the report again, it's an internal report to help us how we should work with proposed construction pr

hate adds on the streets during which children are going to or coming from school and there will be observers on the streets and it will be documented thank you >> next speaker. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon again. in the transportation triangles i'd like to talk about drivers and pedestrians and bicycles. and some of the correspondences are over will you explain and there's some aspects of safety that's going to be more paramount as we expand bicycle lanes and want people we're talking about and things like that. a lot of our major intersections there's a movement which is good toward city planning allowing the opportunity to make right turns with no restrictions. pedestrian safety is a 2-way street it's pedestrians looking out for themselves as well. when i come to a stop sign just because you're a pedestrian doesn't mean you can walk wherever you feel like that. there's a chief who's doing some advocacy work like not tweeting and things like that. you can't walk just because you're in the box. there's 17 hundred pedestrians that were hit last year we schedule and advertise a meetin

in terms of being observant to be an archaeologist you have to be observant. not only that but you have to ask questions. you have to think is the point. and don't we all have to do that? everywhere and academic you should be being observant and think. that is what i've made for 40 years worth of students let alone being a field man. get them out there. when you see it in the field, then if you have a much better perspective if you will for all of what you are dealing with when it comes to research. i yield the rest of my time. [applause] thank you for all of that to be excellent. we are going to be opening a route to a question and answer. part of the series in a moment. so if anyone wants to ask a question you can line up in a microphone at the end of the room there. it to kick off the questions and answers portion of the presentation putative you can borrow a phrase from the late great roger ebert. we tend to kind of get into our own world as we move along in our career and for me personally that's been the media business. it's been a huge factor. one of the

participating in the process and it's technically not my position to address and if it's not calory we'll be observing the port and puc to make sure we're minimizing the attractiveness the city and i will be talking to the city attorneyors to make sure that the city assets will be fully protected by any unnatural activity that ruptures that facility. that we take every precaution to make sure our sewer assets

we'll be observing that >> okay great just checking. >> you know i had a question. >> did david chu'sice introduce legislation about a cd on broadway. >> he might have introduced in committee i don't know. he may - i don't know the answer we'll check. he didn't say he was going to said he did. we'll check and let you know. okay. i think that's all i'm going to do and before he >> i want to is a two things. july one will be our telling the truth 10th anniversary so i'm going to ask no to the pursue a venue that four us we had a late app vera and i want it to be closer to the milestone so we should start planning for our 10th anniversary as soon as possible and i want to hold the election for the president and vice president first week in just like if that's possible. that's my two comments you'll let me know if that's possible? >> commissioners good evening you'll say in your binder my reports it's pretty thin right now. as you know, the data breakers was last weekend we got a fair amount of complaints so far as abandons and so forth. and there's a lot of house parties which people wit

and that might be observed that the 1933 lippmann is the lippmann most historians remember, or the new deal most historians remember. the new deal that converted fear to confidence. a second voice, this voice belongs to senator james eastland of mississippi, 1944. the united states, july 1944, the united states was at war, and with more than 10 million soldiers under arms, and deciding at that moment that congress actually deciding from the period january-july 1944 how, if at all, soldiers could devote. recall that the election of 1944 took place after d-day. we had soldiers on the ground in europe, and sailors on ships throughout the pacific. how could they vote? the roosevelt administration supposed that every soldier in the field, that is, soldiers who could not get absentee ballots, should be handed a federal ballot, they could fill it in, write the name dewey or president roosevelt as their preferred candidate for office. instead, a bill sponsored by james eastland of mississippi and john rankin of mississippi passed into law. and that bill was justified by eastland in the followi

observer. let me give you an example. if i put numbers in like this, 87% the speed of light, i put in there 0.87c and do that, it turns out my time will be twice. i'll observe things take twice as long a time, okay? now let's suppose, i travel relative to you guys at 87% the speed of light. and if you guys watch my watch undergo its second-hand thing, you guys will see my watch taking twice as long to make one complete turn. you hear what i'm saying? you'll see it stretched out by 2. now travel with me. and we'll watch. now we're going at 87% the speed of light, you and i together. you look at my watch. you see any funny business? what's v? - zero - zero. because the observed, the watch. the observer, there is no relative speed between the observer and the observed. get it? so you in the rocket ship notice nothing unusual if you travel along with the watch. then v is zero in this equation. and if v is zero, then this term is zero. what's 1 take away zero? 1. what's the square root of 1? 1. and how do your times compare? there's no difference. my time, your time, same same, okay? so that's very important to understand what that v is. now

economy but there's that's the big debate going on in the race is a very fine balance that has to be observed because russia has a fiscal rule which to some very well when you get out of where you are but yes go ahead but there are basically constraints. that are self-imposed that russia currently has in terms of how much it can spend to stimulate the economy but i think the key issue for russia right now is not to go for easy decisions it has the wherewithal it has the reserves to do the easy stuff i think right now the key issue is to do the difficult things the structural reform the productivity which is did allow you all the growth that's the question because it becomes a political question as well. i mean if there is a capability now at this juncture to deliver both growth and maintain macro stability i think that's going to be the ideal mix for for investors in terms of what they're trying to. look for now because other emerging markets they may have a bit more growth but the sovereign balance sheets are in the four worst state what a company c.e.o.'s like yourself looking to the govern

some physical impairment that can be observed. i recently had a case where an r.n. was sent to me because she was falling asleep on the job, which is, of course, highly unusual. and as the situation evolved, it turned out that she had a very serious problem with a prescription medication. so they come from all different angles, there's no specific way. and you, yourself, have an experience because you, you're a person in recovery. that's exactly right. want to talk a little bit about your own experience? yes. i've been in recovery for a little over 33 years. i was 34 years old when i came into recovery. and when i came into recovery, at that time i was not employed outside the home. i was at home, taking care of my children. and this is a disease, and the disease continued to progress. it's also a family disease. i come from a family where it's not only, runs in the family, it gallops in my family, both sides. all the way around. i i didn't recognize that i haa disease called alcoholism until i went into an aa meeting right off t

economy but there's that's the big debate now going on in russia is a very fine balance that has to be observed because russia has a fiscal rule which to something when we get out of later but yes go ahead but there are basically constraints that are self-imposed that russia currently has in terms of how much it can spend to stimulate the economy but i think the key issue for russia right now is not to go for easy decisions it has the wherewithal it has the reserves to do the easy stuff i think right now the key issue is to do the difficult things the structural reform the productivity which has been allow you all the growth that's the question because it's going to becomes a political question as well. i mean if there is a capability now at this juncture to deliver both growth and maintain macro stability i think that's going to be the ideal mix for for investors in terms of what they're trying to look for now because other emerging markets they may have a bit more growth but the sovereign balance sheets are in the four state one company c.e.o.'s like yourself are looking to the government to

interests are not being observed the u.s. economic corporation and other interests are not being advised by the policies we're applying and the approach we're taking towards the middle east it comes completely at odds we're basically saying something with i went on doing what that was a go ahead fellows go ahead fellows there the one big exception is the huge influential industry known as the arms industry you go they are the ones who benefit when the who has intervened i thought if you look at the model for example or here is that of the u.s. in the in the iran your own war you had the us sitting back and saying kill all each other's young men use up each other's treasuries and we will go in on the side of the weaker power that was saddam hussein's iraq to make sure that it stays more or less even so that the war will continue it's what we're seeing right now in places like syria whichever side wins who benefits follow the money the benefits go to the arms dealers the arms industry the arms producers so that becomes a very us

and a quick check of public transportation with no delays and the schedule today is also will being observed>> there are new tracks of caltran with a new grade separation project just opened yesterday. passengers will continue to use the temporary station on huntington avenue until this entire project is finished. this will include a new station on the elevated platform between san bruno. street closures in that area are going to happen as what they are working to remove the temporary tracks. this should be completed by the end of the year. the national transportation details in their in a multi-vehicle crash at a track in northern nevada lyon county sheriff's deputies say 67-year-old leroy kay and 63-year-old david richardson were killed during a race on a dirt track at the reno-fernley raceway about 30 miles east of reno. macgill, says the crash happened during the main event for "dwarf cars," small cars with motorcycle engines that can reach speeds over 100 mph. macgill says one car went out of control and smashed into the wall on the final lap at the finish line, causing a chain-reaction

. >> the need to be observant of their surroundings. the warning still there for days after will faller was murdered inside her home. leila fowler. a suspect arrested for attempted kidnapping for placerville on tuesday. >> it can take up to two weeks for dna results to come through. we're hoping it will be a short time period. >> that is only some of what has happening. they're also looking into an oakland case for possible links. investigators are searching for surveillance video and finally detectives on the case had interviewed all parolees and sex offenders and area. >> right now we do not believe any of them are a suspect. as for how much the family has been questioned, it is unclear. their only grieving outside of the county. sergeants said several knives were recovered from the house and it is unclear if there were used in the stabbing. in calaveras county, j.r. stone, for news. placerville, that's about 50 mi. from the valley springs location where she was murdered. the dna is being tested to determine if there is a link between

why couldn't it as well be the same for the other observer? why can't it be that maybe the spaceship is at rest and the earth moves away? okay? well, here's the hitch. it's not a symmetrical situation, because if that happened, the earth moves away, then the earth-- if it keeps moving away, we'll never know. but it's gotta turn around and come back. and so, one switches from one realm-- i'd like to put it like this, switching space-time realms. you know, we all live in some particular space, don't we? it happens to be in this particular room, right now, right? on the earth, duh-duh-duh, right? how about time? do we all share the same time? yes, we do. according to relativity theory, we're all at rest relative to one another. we will all agree with how fast clocks move and we're all sharing the same realm of time. but as soon as i-- now i'm moving. now i'm in a different time than you guys are in. my clock is moving differently than yours. a lot or a little? even without the hand, what is it? a little. that's right, because i'm moving how? a lit

. >> the mexican embassy says her rights to defense council and due process are being observed. >> moreblems for the athletic director julie her man. she was named in a sexual discrimination suit at the university of louisville back in 2008 when she was athletic administrator. the track and field coach complained to her man about the head coach but was later fired. she denied doing anything wrong. she is accused of abusing players when she coached at tennessee. that is your 5@5:30. >> attorney general eric holder under fire from both sides of the political aisle. democrats and republicans are calling for him to resign. this after being investigated for lying under oath and committing perjury. >> it is no secrete the gop criticism of eric holder has been widespread including the 8 senators and two governors who publically called for his resignation. >> attorney general holder issal loof and unengaged when it is needed and incompetent when it is needed the most. we need someone hands on and communicating with the president. that does not happen with eric holder. >> add to the list of peop

it was discussed there would be a brief discussion about those who participated and observers in order to get a sense of how the exercise went for them. this review will be gone over at the next ddpc meeting. the functional assessment service team or fast work group of the d d pc met on friday april 5th, 2013. fast teams are trained to be deployed at shelters during a major disaster. team members are specifically to address the needs at the disabled shelter residence and to maintain and live independently in a shelter. team members attend a two day training and certified by the state. a report was given by councilmember chip and a lengthy discussion was heard and highlights were guarded. no municipal and county support structure. it was estimated that fast trainers in the county of san francisco, fast teams need to be formed locally with certain specific specialties present in each team. the team will be independent of the red cross or the government so that they can make evaluations and decisions quickly without interference. it was the consensus that fast teams needed locally. the ne

i want to say speak to the eir on the proposed project is states there would be on observe increase in traffic in the vicinity the side is very near the corn of third and mission there's muni assessable and also caltrans has muni lines that come right down third street which is a one-way street. so we have to prepare for once that world-class traffic lane is built so, please regret the proposals so little mexican museum can go forward >> good evening i'm virginia i'm with the buena aligns i'm here to speak no support of this project. we're asking you to reject is appeal we'll be talking about mitigating the safety and traffic issues. we believe this project will add to the district and be a great addition adding a lot of vibrancy that he ask for your support. thank you very much >> supervisors. if there were enough time i'd happily go on about the wonderful museum. what is clear it's long over cue it the mexican museum have a permanent home. whatever the proposals of this project there was a indirect link of the amount of space and the finance. on behalf of those members who are latino

i want to say speak to the eir on the proposed project is states there would be on observe increase in traffic in the vicinity the side is very near the corn of third and mission there's muni assessable and also caltrans has muni lines that come right down third street which is a one-way street. so we have to prepare for once that world-class traffic lane is built so, please regret the proposals so little mexican museum can go forward >> good evening i'm virginia i'm with the buena aligns i'm here to speak no support of this project. we're asking you to reject is appeal we'll be talking about mitigating the safety and traffic issues. we believe this project will add to the district and be a great addition adding a lot of vibrancy that he ask for your

one state to be granted observer status at the council is energy- hungry china. the move furthers beijing's ambitions to share in the potential mineral boom. >> no arctic mining! >> but environmentalists oppose the exploitation of the region for its minerals. they say the ecosystem will be threatened and with it, the habitat of wales -- whales and polar bears. >> the race to replace the international olympic committee chairman is heating up. >> a candidate from taiwan is positioning himself also. he has been an ioc member for nearly 25 years. >> time now to roll out the red carpet because the 66 annual cannes film festival is just getting under way. >> stars were forced to bring their umbrellas this time, but a little rain did not dampenour o. ots shown and prizes to be handed out, and, of course, we have an inside look at it all. >> a big day for the big screen. this year, festival goers can look forward to plenty of drama. hollywood heavyweights are out in force for the festival. this year, the jury president is none other than steven spielberg. >> i feel very

great don't have to be a observer to see the similarities. be agreedhave to observer to see people are taking inspiration from acts abroad and replacing them here. >> at least four people were killed and afghan capital kabul friday when taliban militants launched a coordinated attack on a compound affiliated with the united nations. the hours long assault began with a suicide bombing outside the international organization for migration. far crumble leaders and the colombian government have reached an agreement on land reform and what could be a major step toward a long-awaited peace deal. the plan would provide farmers with loans and other aid as well as creating a land bank for redistributing farmland. more than half of farms in colombia are roughly owned by 1% of landowners. cuban diplomat carlos fernandez read the joint statement from colombia and the farc which came during peace talks underway in cuba. >> what we have agreed to in this accord is the beginning of .adical transformation it is centered on the people, the small farmer, access

we understand these men were not specifically being observed by the security services about them, butnvestigation and that's how they came on the radar. but of course, a lot of people now asking that question, well, if you had come across them before, why perhaps were you not looking at them more closely if you had come across them several times. that's a big question being raised here right now, anderson. >> let's talk about the victim. what do we know about him? lee rigby is his name. that's been released. is there anything to indicate he was actually being targeted or did he just happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time? >> reporter: you know, we are learning details that may provide some information about that he might have been -- he might have come into contact potentially with his alleged killers before. he was a very well respected, very well liked young soldier, somebody whose friends said look, whenever he was around, he raised people's spirits. he had a quick humor. 25 years old, he had a 2-year-old son called jack. he was from the north of england. he joined the a

. >> they couldn't be just observers.knew they had to help. >> when we first got there were, from the day care from what we heard, there were several kids sitting out by the side. >> crying. >> and we. >> l -- >> we just ran into the rubble where the day care was and started assisting any way we could, pulling people out, helping people out. that's terrifying in itself. >> 15 people they all made it out alive, cut up and bruised. >> in shock. >> luckily every child was accounted for and all of the adults were accounted for as well. >> you're trying to keep your composure. one of the most amazing things i've ever seen in my life, even though those people were in shock and covered in debris, they were carrying kids, they were just helping each other. >> in the aftermath there was great sadness with 24 lives lost, ten of them children. >> but also great joy and emotional reunions. and grateful survivors. >> it's just terrible. it's so bad i can't even believe i'm still alive. >> but even storm chasers are not immune to the e

building a tower in her memory would be the thing to do with her money. >> it was going to be a wonderful observation place because it was one of the highest hills in the city anywhere and that that was the whole reason why it was built that high and had the elevator access immediately from the beginning as part of its features. >> my fear's studio was just down the street steps. we were in a very small apartment and that was our backyard. when they were preparing the site for the coit tower, there was always a lot of harping and griping about how awful progress was and why they would choose this beautiful pristine area to do them in was a big question. as soon as the coit tower was getting finished and someone put in the idea that it should be used for art, then, all of a sudden, he was excited about the coit tower. it became almost like a daily destination for him to enjoy the atmosphere no matter what the politics, that wasn't the point. as long as they fit in and did their work and did their own creative expression, that was all that was required. they turned in their drawings. the drawings were

either you want to be neutral, observing the market, or looking for an opportunity to get short this market. - the adp jobs number came in shy. what will that mean for the jobs number ahead? - you know, i think the jobs number ahead, it is always a quirky number, because the headline number, which is the 7.6% or whatever, they count people that have left the workforce. i would expect this number to probably miss, because adp missed pretty badly, i would expect friday's number to miss as well. - there have been some big misses in this market on earnings: at&t, merck recently, caterpillar; and yet, sometimes these stocks are catching a bid. what would be your play? - you know, the safety stocks such as at&t, they are catching a bid because really, the flow of money, the flow of funds, is going out of the higher-risk assets and into stocks like at&t, into the bond market, and so on, though those stocks are now becoming very overvalued. i think the play here is to get into cash and look for a spot to try to. if you do trade both sides, this market, look to short this market. - thank you

it was discussed there would be a brief discussion about those who participated and observers in order to get a sense of how the exercise went for them. this review will be gone over at the next ddpc meeting. the functional assessment service team or fast work group of the d d pc met on fri

with a moment of silence to be observed across the country at 3:00 p.m. local time.nch in kazakhstan of the rocket carrying three crew members to the international space station. wednesday marks the 60th anniversary of the conquest of mount everrest by sir edmund hillary and his sherpa guide. on thursday, oprah winfrey addresses the 362nd commencement ceremony at harvard university. on friday, clowns from around the world gather in london to celebrate joseph grimaldi memorial day marking the 176th anniversary of the death of a man regarded as the founder of modern clowning. and saturday is the official start of the atlantic hurricane season with andrea, barry, chantal and dorian as first four names on deck. as for the rest of this holiday weekend, if you're thinking of taking in a movie, our david edelstein is here to help. >> good morning, folks. time for your memorial day week general movie quiz. match the first part of the title with the number that best fits it. ironman, boogerman, star trek, the hangover, fast and furious and before midnight. and now the numbers

right now, with the amount of stress that a lot of teachers are under, with the time of tests and being observed and knowing that at any point, what if my principal walks in and i'm trying this new thing with the smart response system, which they'll say is not inveaverb anymore, but if you are and trying it out, and then, you know, stuff always happens. but teachers kind of need to feel supported and feel like it's ok to try something new, and it might not work the very first time, but, you know, you're going to have the support with administrators, with other teachers, to try these things out and what has the lasting impact on your students and classes. >> i know we're running out of time, but how do we engage parents? how does technology help? nothing more important than a great teacher, but if we can get this learning 24/7 at home, we can help parents with our own education, 72-year-old mom going back to getting a g.e.d., how can technology help bridge the divide between schools and home? >> jose, you have to tell your story about your students going -- or their parents leaving. >> well, in s

however, this project is apparently doing exactly the opposite because it seems to be responding to those observations. i'm very happy to see this. i'm pleased with the architect spending time on are i'm very pleased one that the neighborhood indeed could develop enough dialog. and this is

it must be stated independent observers have declared the election as free and fair. e electoral commission has indicated throughout the vast majority of this country the voting was valid. these particular issues are being investigated and particular issues that could create a credible heartening attention. >> the virus in the eastern province. 28 confirmed cases since the disease was identified last year. 15 of the patients have died. she is following this spread of the new virus. last year he was working at a hospital in saudi arabia. the first person to identify the virus that causes coughing, fever, and ammonia. >> many workers and persons who got bill. the spread will be possible. of the world health organization has often sought arabia. it says it is likely that a virus can be passed between humans, but only after prolonged conflict. this man caught the virus after his father became ill and died from it. in the country's east there are now four new cases. >> we see men much more affected than women. we do not know why this is the case. we think that perhaps under