of what was you saw that these pictures show the bottom of lake baikal and there's a ship the bottom indeed there is in fact there are some in them and fish like who start their day this or face and go to the bottom and return to the surface in the evening eating different things along the way the squid how could handle pressure difference somehow it can do that and should explode this fish is unique because it's ninety percent fat in the past people used to dry it in the candles of it so there's fish depths. and this is because in the fall when the surface goes down the upper layer becomes heavier than deeper layers and lays next there were other discoveries as well for example we have discovered a large number of living organisms that hadn't been known so far it will probably mean nothing to you in myself but there's still discoveries. for instance chris stevens they call the bottom so nobody had been able to collect them in the past any species or sponge that we've been unaware of. so one. of the problems. i see the most outstanding discovery we're guess hydrates and those seeps a

it was really need to hear that. >> so what happened to "crawfish bottom"? >> let us said, calling for the destruction of the neighborhood since the 1870's. that call was persisted. greater frankfurt fell like this was a bad part of town. 1913 they did a major study with a documented the sons and a lot of the pictures in my book are from this photographic documentation, it just amazing. but a lot of people were likening slums to disease and so there was a lot of calls for cleaning of the neighborhood. to the 1950's when urban renewal is release of the nation, that's when frankfurt decided that crawfished bottom at that point referred to as the crop or the bottom was wiped out the of urban renewal and replaced with civic centers, hotels, the ymca, state government buildings, the state to our. applause of shops. you know, the vision was that this would be kind of a pedestrian mall that you could walk in shop and what not. we've are standing on the corner of the grounds of the old state capitol in frankfurt. right across the street from the old state capital is

bottom line we need to roll back the reagan tax cuts that's. crazy or meet the friendly fracking talisman energy a company that specializes in fracking blowing toxic chemicals underground to extract natural gas launched a new campaign to make what they do more appealing to children it's a coloring book for kids starring talismans barrett a friendly franken soros and his adventures around a pristine environment with. eileen sun at the animals and trees that the pictures depict but the only different thing between that fracking does the environment is produce a vibrant rainbow yes fracking causes rainbows according to talisman energy it know that overall i guess the friendly frack resource is a better p.r. strategy than touting how your company contaminates water supplies all over the country it's unclear if other industries plan to jump on board with similar campaigns i could see the nuclear industry as radioactive racoon be a big hit or b.p.'s oil yacht or. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime. i think it may be the oil. we have the

but the bottom line is the gentleman who did the lead in was right. this is a very stormy relationship. investors break up with the market and seem to get back together again a lot. so it's hard to bet against that. >> suzanne: is it fair to say that the emotions of investors are fickle somewhat when it comes to investing in the stock market? >> at the risk of insulting everybody who invests, yes. we do don stantly get drawn into -- constantly get drawn into this short-term focus, and when you're in a short-term focus emotions hold sway. this debt ceiling crisis was like an action movie in which they are trying to diffuse a bomb and they diffuse it with one second left. but, and everybody probably feels very good about that. what it serves to do is something that's quite different. it has focused our attention on a problem that frankly people were ignoring. >> suzanne: what do you think it will take to change the mood of investors? are they potentially a mob from now going to feel completely different about the stock market? >> you know, it's interest

the bottom 50% it is simple math. in dollar figures the bottom 50% of this country have 1.45 trillion dollars in every thing they own on this earth. so let's see, they have 1.45 trillion dollars. so what do you say we take i don't know, half of that. that would be, look at this, $700 billion. (cheers and applause) why does that figure sound so familiar. >> the president wants to raise the top 2 income tax rates which would raise about $700 billion over ten years. you know what, that's only a tiny fraction of the federal government's deficit. >> jon: so raising the income tax rate on the top 2% of earners with would raise 700 billion but taking half of everything the bottom 50% have in this country would do the same. i see the problem here. we need to take all of what the bottom 50% have. all of it. it's the only way to make a significant dent. now we're up to 1.4 trillion. and if you are worried about the poors, don't. because they're defined by the census as a family of four making less than $22,350 a year. four, 22,

but the bottom is where we start today because the first all. of the relegation zone for no. because you're about to find out what that means in just a second. thanks for joining us this is sports today i mean you know me these are stories are some of them at least this. game on the twentieth english premier league season has just kicked off with half a dozen much as gone for consideration on suffered a. coup that's the question golfing farms may be forgiven for asking as they own heralded purring of jason dufner and keegan bradley take the lead at the halfway stage of the p.g.a. championship. prince of pittsburgh wall of ice hockey his biggest star shift. his views with the game life in the u.s. said the kid calls. let's get going with russian football where another weekend of premier league action is underway the first four on sovereignty already wrapped up it means climbed off the bottom following a two no way in a way to have seats on the visitors dominating proceedings but it wasn't until a quarter of an hour from timeout they finally made

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in a more equal society people justify that inequality by saying well actually the people at the bottom of their because they deserve to be there they're lazy they're violent stupid and that is a justification for inequality and that's not to say they want social problems in this country right violence and crime or whatever but the real info. paper marks of work in some of the communities worth its facts by the top of the thirty four people facing chasing every drop so i think problems what we saw last week another a whole range of other social problems i think all employment and poverty provide fertile ground for growth so it's not to justify it is just to try to explain why these things happen in order to stop it from happening again so using politicians have been quick to blame all of this on criminality insane as it is a broken society do you think that's just a way of covering up the ills of a society they've created and absolutely i mean basically what they're trying to do a social issue into a moral issue they're reinforcing the idea that if you or your benefits are part of mass

some say that crop was the four blocks but beyond that was the bottom. really an interesting exercise in memory, in public perception, public memory of where people live. interestingly enough it was also something they were remembering that no longer existed. these are things -- the person who did the interviews would show them a map of the neighborhood and they would look at that map and sort of say this was craw here, here and here but not like these were buildings and streets they were walking the last 20 years. >> where did the families go there were driven out? >> that is the controversy. a lot of promises were made by the city promising public housing, affordable housing options and the city fell short of its promises in terms of saying we are going to provide alternative housing and folks ended up going everywhere. wherever they could afford to live. a lot of the feedback we got in the interviews was saddened by that fact. not so much the loss of the neighborhood as much as the loss of the community where they are saying i am the only african-amer

out of taxation altogether and we need a living wage so people bottom especially a place like london the most expensive cities on the planet and then right in the country is just not enough to live on you can't support a family with it so these are huge social problems that aren't being addressed and we have these problems at a time when people at the top are richer than ever is also. case then of the bad example being set from the top down five being m.p.'s expenses scandal bankers bonuses still getting paid despite the crisis if you look at the m.p.'s in particular he stood up to the now sleaze allude to just three years ago they were embroiled in a huge expenses scandal let's be honest they were taking money from the taxpayer to get the same sort of wide screen t.v. that would be carted out of shops last week give you one example general councilman back. he thought that amanda actually taking a salute is he claimed eight and a half thousand pounds for buying all of them televisions that whilst one twenty three year old has just been sent to prison for six months for stealing three

we have not bottomed out, have we? or have we? >> no, i don't want to say we bottomed because our problems are two-fold. one, do we have an imminent recession because of all the different problems in washington. i'm not going to say the problems are on wall street. i'm not going to say the problems are with companies. it is washington, and the second thing is the central bank of europe, are they in real crisis and are their banks in france and italy about to fold. these are the concerns and the actual gyrations in the stock market have very little to do with what's really happening when they're up or when they're down. unless we get resolution and know what's going on. >> one of the things we will be talking about throughout the show is the "washington post" poll which showed huge majorities of people do not have any confidence in the political system and nearly three-quarters don't have confidence in our leaders, democrats and republicans, to fix the economic troubles. there does seem to be a spreading sense that this thing is bi

at the bottom of the page, if you could explain -- at the bottom note, there are benefits cost increases and for low savings. in the june 14 document, you have put $5,368,000. it was reduced in this document to $2,687,000. i want an explanation of how that happened. that is on page 46 and i have questions on two other pages. >> before you start, could i point out one thing? i just wanted to say that the first reading document that the vice president is pointing out -- it is true that there were some different figures two weeks ago. what i want to emphasize is that the three-year projections, the numbers that were shown in the power point from last tuesday, are consistent with the numbers in the second reading document. in case you were wondering whether these numbers have changed since last tuesday, the answer is no. we can explain what the adjustments are that were made. vice president yee: things for the explanation. last week, i was looking at those numbers only and was not comparing it. i do not need any detailed information. a general explanation is fine. >> the numbers in the prese

bottom but they are clearing the way back three teams are only one point above them. and.so confirmation that of all the scores from sunday's gangs a great win left the band also victories for. and and you've lost. the points but. now in england it's manchester city who lead the way they're top of the premier league with two wins from two off a three two win away at bolton silver in the city. relegation last fullam to also make it. through new boys nor it is both still seeking their first wins of the season richie delighted made it one nil with his first half strike began when james levelled in the dying seconds ninety tottenham to not. won the cincinnati open coming from a set down to be. of age the russian threw a game to one late in the first set to lose that six cool but take a second on the tie break and then i was tired yankovic and they decide that six games to three of the second. title of the game after winning in rank and he's the perfect preparation for the u.s. open which starts weeks time and andy murray won the men's title in cincinnati after world number one

i do not know if people have ever seen the bottom of one of these. there is. we have a couple of holes here that are for mounting. usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because it is unbelievably lucky. so these things are very inexpensive. by the way, wax seals are really cheap. a but. and this is waterproof, so if you ever need contemporary waterproofing, this is great stuff. taken off, put this on the floor, and set the toilet on top. by the way, i don't believe it takes a plumbing permit to replace the toilet fixtures. as long as you are not making a change in the plumbing. and of course, every time you do it, you should replace the blacks. terrific. all right. let's sit this guy back up. the stock closed seat. >> will await the seepage of the sleeping people in the night. --

and in a more equal society people justify that inequality by saying rightfully the people at the bottom of that because they deserve to be there are lazy or violent. and that is a justification for inequality and that's not to say they want social problems in this country right drugs and crime or whatever but the one in five young people narrative work in the community is worth if it's facts about it why it's like talking to the. thought employed people facing chasing every drop so i think problems like we saw last week another a whole range of other social problems i think all employment and poverty provide fertile ground for their growth so as not to justify it is just to try and explain why these things happen in order to stop it from happening again so using politicians have been quick to blame all of this on cheney criminality and say that this is as a broken society do you think that's just a way of covering up the ills of a society they've created an absolutely i mean basically what they're trying to do is turn a social issue into a moral issue and they're reinforcing the idea th

bottom of the seventh, two runners on and vato sends it to dead center. his 17th of the year. 8-0 reds. john johnny ket toe going for the game. two games up on arizona in the nl west. >> they're tough. they're resilient. they've been through this before, and we know this isn't going to be easeasy. we're going to hit bumps in the road. this is a serious one. we knew coming in this was going to be a tough trip, to take two out of three to start it off was obviously a good thing for us, especially after getting swept here. >> giants might not be happy about what the a's did today, tradi trading zigler to the diamondbac diamondbacks. he h his first action with the diamondbacks is against the giants. that's right, first and second place teams starting monday. >>> the twins and the a's, they're playing at the coliseum and the a's trying to finish that home stand in a good way. bottom of the third, game tied at 3 the, ryan sweeney wedges one up third base. one run comes in. connor jackson, play at the plate, he's safe. sweeney gets the third. ennington, little b

the other end it is a familiar story of yet offstage bottom of the backlog. you know way back pre-teens are only one point above them they are volga rostov and now chip now in england this ranch the city who lead the way they are top of the premier league there with seeing after a three two win away at bolton silver berry and jacko scoring for city square to skate relegation last may be full of material to also make it three wins from two world stay true you boys. are still seeking death this wins of the season and managed to knighted by tottenham tonight tomorrow man city boss roberto mancini says he wants to complete the signing of aston some in our three by wednesday if he doesn't nasri could feature in the gun is champions league naisi and that means he'll be ineligible to play for city later in the competition and she's saying it is vital we feel that he's free to play in all games and jails they say they've agreed to transfer three for valencia midfielder one matter it's good to be around thirty eight million dollars and is subject to the twenty three y

now, 3-1 braves, bottom of the fifth, there's that jones guy again. michael born scores 4-1 atlanta. atlanta leads it by a skier of 6-1. >>> since he was drafted into the nfl in 1998. peyton manning has seemingly had it all. four time mvp, a super bowl championship and one of the best sports guest hosts in saturday night live history. this year could be different. manning underwent neck surgery in may, and said he would not play in the preseason. colts owner tweeted the team will be prepared for the possibility of starting the season without manning. >>> raiders and niners their annual preseason hookup at candlestick park. and this one is a thriller. both teams have squandered early scoring chances. in one half of action, i hesitate to say that, the silver and black lead 3-0. the raiders did leave the game early with an injury. >>> we move forward the loss of jim harbaugh as head coach hasn't swayed the voters in college football. the ap preseason top 25 have come up, your stanford cardinal begin the year at number seven. that is after the cardinal fi

, at that point it was referred to as the craw or the bottoms. it was replaced with civic center, hotel, ymca, state government building, the state tower and a plethora of shops. i think the vision was this to be kind of a mall, a pedestrian mall that people could walk and shop in lebanon. we are actually standing on the corner of the grounds of the old state capitol in frankfort. right across the street from the old state capitol was really where crawfish bottom began, which is interesting to you at the state legislature's right across the street and from what was considered the bad part of town you do is considered the neglected part of town. and you are a stone's throw away from where the laws are happening. but it was actually about 50 acres that was taken out by urban renewal. and so, there's a lot of question. even the people who lived there couldn't really give a consistent answer as to exactly what streets made it a neighborhood, which was kind of the fun of it actually to hear them talk about these sort of shifting boundaries of these ne

this is a connection between the plate, stud and the bottom plate. tie it all together. unreinforced masonry building. safe building or not such a safe building? not safe at all. you have deep set windows, arched windows, metal plate, then we can work. weak morter, what is that? brick on top of brick on top of brick. there's an ample of the header row, you see how they are turned perpendicular to each other, you can see the header rows in this one, see the brick going the other way about every 5 or 7 rows. deep set windows. here's a close up of one of those plates. a parapet wall is a clue that this building is an unreinforced building. which direction can that building go? right back out. this building, brick or wood? what are some of the clues? okay, what are the windows? they are deep set. there's a clue right there. deep set. deep set window, unreinforced masonry. can you see the metal plates? there is a metal plate right over there in the corner, there's another one over there. hard to see. also has a parapet on it. deep set windows. even though it has stucco on it,

the stairs are a big problem because the bottom part is rotten. the permit is necessary because it -- we have friends over and a garden back there. we don't climb out the window onto your roof. i wanted to impress that it is important that we get his permit - -this -- this permit. we have friends over, we like having barbecues and it's important we get it. president goh: how long have you lived there? >> since january cl. president goh: is the room a bedroom? >> yes. president goh: is it a bedrrooom in your unit? >> yes. there are three of us, i'm on the top floor. president goh: is it a separate unit from the rest of the building? >> the top floor is a separate unit. the outside downstairs is communal. top and bottom. commissioner hwang: the property line window is not part of your unit? it is? thank you. president goh: you have another minute if you want to use it. is there a need for a translator? we can expand your time to allow for that. just -- could you approach? commissioner hwang: if you want to speak, your daughter can translate for you.