funding may appear here curi. -- increases reflect salary differences. there is a decrease of $50,000. good we have utilize its pure eg. we are currently looking for a memo that contemplates the option going forward. now to our staffing plan. the department has undergone and continues to undergo changes. with each retirement we lose considerable knowledge. it is an opportunity to rethink duties and creates cost savings, such as a training program. it will allow us to save $15,000 in her position while they go through the training, and it will guarantee a knowledgeable staff. we are taking this opportunity to examine the ideal role of each position and to apply the best classifications. we will examine the possibility of reordering positions and particularly regarding the accounted. we're looking at changing our i.t. support to a business analyst to help the department successfully implement if projects. gthe budget includes a down word classification to help with this. good our initiatives for summer youth employment. first, we were to promote jarvijobs

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am i famous quote is from marie curie getting her second graduate degree and a lesser a letter to her brother that said something to the effect one never seems to notice what has been done one only cares about what remains to be done and i think that is the attitude that drives scientists along and gets us in the lab early in the morning and keeps his sleep at night and moves us along. we don't care so much with everybody knows. that is done. let's go on to the next. what do we need to know and why do we need to know it and what will be the best thing to know and so forth. >> page 28, george bernard shaw in a toast at a dinner with albert einstein proclaimed science is always wrong and it never solves a problem. >> yes and i think i say isn't that glorious? >> you do. >> which i think it is. that is exactly the right description of science. absolutely. by the way i believe they got that from a 90-year-old just who years before that had come up with his idea of question propagation, the principal question propagation that every answer begins more questions. >> do scientists rest on the

nothing against republican conventions, but we were so curies. and flying in was very evocative. it was dark. there is still power out to almost half a million. there's still standing water, and in some places some got hit in worse water levels than katrina. in other places, it really was a category 1 hurricane. but they are now saying this region leg see this type of level of this storm for every seven years. for the poor people in plaquemines parish, what are they demanding? or what will they be demanding once this water recedes? >> the geography of this place, there's kind of a ring of protection, and that's what so many taxpayer dollars have gone to to fortify, but then plaquemines is the outlier. it's a long, thin county or parish that goes down south from almost the city limbs down into the gulf. it's just switchy, marsh, bayou, and they're more or less on their own they. if you listen to the folks here that talk about how much land they're losing to erosion every year, the future does not look sunny. >> brian, thanks so much for taking time out with us. we appreciate it, b

that there is a chance th evethi that's meant curi to him the past i perishable.t's what he struggles to save it. when he learns that it's... he could lose everything that's when he tries to save it. do you think most of us men... >> our team. >> now you're asking the right person. (laughter) >> well, i think ostensibly... >> you know, i think men, boys, are less intested from an early naj this subject and i think girls are just, like, obsessed with it early on. speaking as the mother of girls. >> rose: obsessed with... >> relationships. >> intimacy. >> yes, taking the temperature of the relationship. am i happy? is he happy? what is he thinking? what does he want to eat? what should we see at the movies? they always say women decide what movies we see and on the basis of that they decide that lots of movies are bankable but women decide yes which movies to see but they decide based on what they think he'll like and i know that's true with many of my friends and myself. you make a negotiation. >> rose: but we don't get it for as much as we should. >> it's just whe

come to hear the details of this case are, as you can imagine, the tourists in the area are very curies about what they were there to witness this morning. just to remind you, it's on fifth avenue between the blocks of me and 33rd. if you've seen the movie "miracle on me street" you know exactly where this area is, right by macy's and herald square. a lot of tourists in the area, because the observatory for the empire state building opens at 8:00 a.m. people are scuttling on their way to work, again it's a great area within the city itself for tourists, as well as for big people trying to get to and from work on a friday morning here, but we do have the confirmation that two people are dead. four people were shot, ten injured, a hot note just crossed my desk talking about some of the people that were taken for treatment. the new york presbyterian reports that three shooting victims have been brought to their facility. no information on the condition of their shooting victimsity. three different victims had been brought to that medical center. again, we are standing by for mayor bloomber

seen any other than the first the police are manning the police lines, keeping people back, lots of curies folks out here with their cell phones taking pictures. maybe tourists will have a story to tell. this wasn't that long ago, about two, three weeks ago there was a police-involved shooting not farther from here near times square, a deranged man with a knife. you may wall that, and there were lots of tourists there, and that man was shot and killed by police after a bit of a chase. so it's been a bad summer for new york city in terms of high-profile acts of violence, and tourists witnessing some pretty traumatic events, but at the same time we have to note this is atypical. folks are a built rattled. >> and i'm sure he will hear. thank you, lester, from the mayor about how quickly the mayor responded. let's go to jonathan. >> reporter: again we'll hear more. things can and do change, whether it becomes a murder/suicide situation or a bystander shot and killed and the gunman was killed by police, all these details need to be sorted out. what kell can say and what officials are stressing

heros like rosa parks, heroes like christopher reeve, heroes like marie curie. that was the key to me, and that's where the book began. and i thought it was going to be very much like my son's book. i had more men in my son's book and a few women, and in her book i'd have more women and a few men. i treat my kids absolutely equally. that's the kind of dad i am, right? the perfect one. and the truth was i handed the week in and thought they were -- the book in and thought they were exactly the same. the editor said, there's a problem with your book. she says, you use one word over and over again. in every description of every hero you have, and i said, what's the word? she said, fighter. you use it in over a dozen hero entries. you use the word fighter in the dalai lama's entry. he's a pacifist, you call him a fighter. [laughter] which shows a number of things, number one, my lack of command of the english language. [laughter] but the truth was it shows you two things about me as a dad. one, i'm overprotective of my daughter, i am. in ways i didn't even know abou

rescue curies enforced wait for the winds die down you can search and rescue. isaac came ashore with a wall of water nearly 11 feet high. the main highway that runs along the gulf coast and mississippi shut down because of the flooding. heavy rain and flooding our big concerns in alabama as well with forecasters saying the storm surge could be as much as 8 feet of him. we have our eyes on isaac as it continues its very slow track in length. we have live fox coverage with reporters all across the gulf coast. throughout the hour on "happening now." first, brand-new stories and breaking news. jenna: we are live at the republican national convention in tampa, florida.actions from g center stage. but he will tell the convention and the country. we will talk more about that. also, keeping an eye on what is happening with iran. sending a mission about syria. iran's says yes, it is sending members of the elite revolutionary guard to help the saudi regime. gas prices are going out. fears that they could go even higher. new concerns about the oil markets. can they do any

our panel with us, lanny curie with the florida gop, roland martin is the host of "washington watch" washington correspondent with the new yorker and jessica is the chief white house correspondent. we're all here and roland feeling jessica's boots. he's just jealous because you have boots. >> it is a bit of a hot mess outside. it's not as bad as we thought it might be. actually, we were talking last week, we thought tampa would get the brunt of the storm and it's gone to the west. >> bad news for those folks. >> very news for folks in the west and along the gulf talking louisiana, mississippi, alabama, all being told to leave their homes this morning as tropical storm isaac has taken aim at the northern gulf coast, hurricane warnings are now in effect from louisiana to the florida panhandle. the storm is expected to make landfall near or in louisiana almost seven years to the day after hurricane katrina struck. rob marches yiano is live for u. >>> the track is eerily similar as well. these are two graphics side-by-side that taken last night on the left is the advisory for isaac last

judith curie, chair of the georgia institute of technology school of earth and atmospheric sciences, said i have been completely unconvinced by any of the arguments that attribute a single extreme weather event, a cluster of extreme weather events -- that's what we're having now -- or statistics of extreme weather events to anthropogenic forcing is just not true. miles allen, head of the climate dynamics group, university of oxford atmospheric, oceanic and planetary physics department. quote -- "when al gore said that scientists now have clear proof that climate change is directly responsible for the extreme and devastating floods, storms and droughts, my heart sank." and even i would say rachel maddow who is on msnbc, is considered to be one of the really outstanding liberals -- she is in my group of four favorite liberals, i have to say, because i have been on her program and i have enjoyed it. she has a guy called bill nye, the science guy. he agrees that some of these weather events have nothing to do with global warming. the other thing that i made a little note of here that cam

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committee to reflect capital projects, updating the expenditure and support of housing for city programs curi. this is what the director mentioned earlier this morning, and reducing attrition to reflect current staffing levels in the apartment, and correcting some attrition-related entries in the sheriff's office. did the overall cost is zero in the first year and $90,000 in the second year. we are continuing to work with apartments to ensure we have correctly captured everything in the budget, and we will likely introduced a second technical adjustment next week you're good >> -- next week. >> these items we have heard. there is no action on the board for that item, so we have heard all the items. i believe we have no other items before us. >> item 5 and 6 are continued on june 20. >> we took a motion to continue on the 20th, and if i can ask to reason that, do we have a motion to reason that both -- rescind that vote. if we can continue item seven on the 22nd. gwe have got that motion and wil do that without objection. >> that completes the agenda. >> we are adjourned.