dr. moore: i do think we need to be in dialogue with one another. i hope to do more but we have to do that coming to the table as who we are, without either of us putting our convictions into a blind trust. if we can have a good reasonable honest conversation and agreed to disagree, i think that's healthy for american democracy. mike: and you get a question. dr. moore: are you now in this new world that we have in terms of marriage going to be committed to understanding that religious institutions, muslim institutions who do not believe marriage can be defined in all the ways the court has defined it are you going to use the power of the state to courses and petitions not to be true to their own convictions? evan: one thing i would say is marriage is not defined by who is denied it. nothing has changed in the definition of marriage. your marriage is the same with your wife as it was three days ago. my marriage is now respected by the law. you are entitled to think what everyone and i defend tha

but it's a nice polite way to say you're an idiot. >> dr. moore has a book coming out august 1 and he kind of gives us a peek called onward, gauging the cold without losing the gospel. the cover is by johnny cash and a something unusual about this book. >> the blue is from an old johnny cash britt and then on the inside the publisher did kind of posters with different quotes from the book. i think they did five or six of them. >> of five different covers. >> so this one says kindness does not avoid conflict kindness engages conflict but with the goal of reconciliation. >> you've written about adoption. you have four children -- >> five. >> five children. tell us about adoption. >> we adopted our first two sons, benjamin and timothy, from a russian orphanage when they were a year old. they just turned 14 and it's kind of been a priority and concern for me because we have children all over the foster care system into united states of america and an orphanage and group homes around the world who need families. and we have families in the united state

i think this is for dr. moore. one of the detailed questions when you were talking about the height of the hills in the trenches being above the surrounding terrain. that the trench terrain or the in interior of the polygons. and do you know the height of the hills? >> the height of the hills appear and this is not quantitative data, but appear to be a little higher than the surface represented by the polygon. we don't have direct measurement measurements of shadow. we will receive data six or seven times the higher resolution. it is harder to talk about the height of the hills that we can answer explicitly in the next few months. >> ken crammer up next. >> great results. congratsulations. my question is about the poll poly poly poly polygon. or theydiffere >> t that when large elsewh in the surface that is most reminiscenthe rface we are at >> the high latitudes of the northern hemisphere of mars. it did land near the arctic of mars. having said that we are entertaining two explanations and i think right this seco

moore. >> move to take dr and move with modifications and proposed. >> second. >> is that what the - and the plans that have been presented to the commission are the latest rendition no request for the commission to take discretionary review you can not take dr and . >> i'm following the instruction thank you for correcting that. >> so moved to approve. >> i stand corrected i stand corrected. >> this is because the original notice plans was a large plan commissioner moore you're correct the latest rendition they reduced the massaging it wasn't required to be renoticed you're taking discretionary review based on the latest rendition. >> for the applicants we're approving the permit so big it is confusing but rest assured it is approved as modified your plans are showing it. >> commissioners for clarification the motion to take dr and take it as modified the last set of plans priority by the project sponsor. >> commissioner antonini. >> commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimous

dr. matthew moore said it's worth approaching the news of this break through is cautious optimism. >> it develops slow progression. the reason for the caution is that these are interim results. we won't know for certain whether this drug has that affect and can be developed into a treatment until we see the results of a much larger clinical trial that is due to report later next year. until that point we won't know for certain if this is having the effect. if it does show the same results that we see today in an 18-month time then we really will have a breakthrough because we'll have a dug that is modifying the progress of the disease. >> the french government has offered $655 million of urgent aid to farmers who have been blockading roads across france. they say that it has dropped to a level where many will be forced into bankruptcy. we have this report. >> angry farmers protest in northern france. they accuse the supermarkets and parts of the food industry of keeping prices low. they say the effect is driving many farmers out of business. milk is currently selling at around $330 per t

and jeffrey moore, at nasa's ames research center. turn it over to you, dr. greene, to kick it off. dr. green: today we're going to talk about some of the fantastic discoveries at the heart of pluto but we will talk a little bit about the heart of the new horizons mission. i want to thank apl for all the work that they have done making this mission happen. there's a whole series of contractors and industry community that has made this mission the spectacular success that it is. apl hosted a fabulous historic event this week that many attended. millions attended virtually. which has really been captivating. in particular, the heart of new horizons is beating and beating well and beating still. was put on and produced by the department of energy, one of our major government partners with its radioisotope power, enables us further out into the solar system and is on a trajectory to leave. currently, if i can have our first graphic, here we see new horizons past pluto. this is through the solar system that you can get access to on the web. it is more than 2 million miles away from pluto

thirty feet from here to here maybe commissioner moore can help me out i wish i - the project was go taking into consideration with the project in mind we have dr deductions around houses that are three or four or 5 thousand square feet i know the surrounding neighborhood is 7 hundred 50 but it is reasonable to educated code. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like the architect to talk about the philosophy about the decks explain that to the commission. >> there are one deck the main living space on the second level and as such the space blow is an get a business man to have a open space for people to be out in the open air weighing we've put a deck directly we needed space for a dining room we added the dining room and above the dining room it seemed like a good opportunity to have a upper floor for an upper deck the lowest deck actually as the street slopes goes down stepping we've proposed a deck 5 feet above grade. >> could you comment on the fence by which the project sponsor delineates that who several times mend if you're going beyond what constitutes the end of the property. >> along that entire block a series of events where it begins to d

dr and approve commissioner antonini. >> commissioner johnson and commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 68 to zero and places you iuoe on general public comment i have i have no speaker cards. >> is there any general public comment seeing none general public comment is closed. and the meeting is

dr and approve commissioner antonini. >> commissioner johnson and commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 68 to zero and places you iuoe on general public comment i have i have no speaker cards. >> is there any general public comment seeing none general public comment is closed. and the meeting is (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like

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dr. to see this picture from north carolina. mooresooresboro where the house was and where it was blown. we also have video from wsoc aerials of that home. thankfully the people inside got to a residence close by and they survived. so we did not see anyone injured or hurt by that in the southeast. lots of damaging wind. almost 80 reports but flash flooding was the other piece of this and the wichita pictures are stunning. look at some of this. up to 4 inches in 24 hour the streets were full again, so fortunate that nouns with injured in these but the flash flood watches move east. arkansas to memphis with the flash flood watch until tomorrow. for now back to george. >> thank you. the race for president now your voice, your vote and the candidate dominating the campaign trail right now, donald trump, unleashing on fellow republicans even calling out the private cell phone number of rival lindsey graham at a rally in the senator's home state. abc'sarl reporting on all the fireworks. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning. trump cer

dr and approve the project are modifications as proposed second. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second as proposed with the modifications commissioner antonini. >> commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and item 15 for case 19th street discretionary review has been withdrawn that places you commissioners on item 16 for case lake effort court a discretionary review. >> good evening devin washington located on lake forest court a new 4 story vertical addition over a sfarment that is zoned rh1 detached located opening statements on the northwest side of the lake court the project sites a relatively level lot with a slight lateral slope murray 24 feet wide with a lateral existing building constructed in 19 61 a defined and uniform character with two car garages due to the typography for example of buildings one street frontage but appears 3 story buildings usually at the rear it was set out for 367 notification in 2008 and a discretionary review was filed, however the dr was not sent before the planning commission and it remained in active until 2013 and ren

dr. sosin, you're the acting director at the national center for injury prevention and control. i noticed in the report referred to by the chairman earlier that stefan moore is the acting director of his department. what is the relationship between your two areas and why is everybody over there acting and nobody is permanent? >> i'm sorry the information you have about my acting director is old. >> good. >> i was previously for nine months acting director there. i have been nearly for over a decade actually the deputy director for the office of public health preparedness and response. dr. monroe i think you're referring to is the acting director for the laboratory. an outstanding laboratory scientist. and an acting role because we're trying to hire a topnotch laboratory scientist to lead the laboratory safety and science effort. >> do you answer to hum or do you just work with him? >> i work with him. >> i field back. thank you, mr. chairman. >> you mr. pallone, you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. as the investigation into the dugway incident continues we're learning that more and mer labs received the live anthrax shipments in addition

dr. sosin, you're the acting director for national center for injury, prevention and control. i noticed in the report referred to by the chairman earlier that stephen moore is the acting director of his department. what is the relationship between your two areas and why is everybody over there acting and nobody's permanent? >> i'm sorry. the information you have about my acting director role is old. i was previously for nine months acting director there. i have been for nearly a decade, or over a decade actually, the deputy director for the office of public health preparedness and response. dr. monroe i think you're referring to was the acting associate director for laboratory science and safety is an outstanding laboratory scientist who comes from the center of emerging infections. and he's in an acting role because we are trying to hire a top-notch laboratory scientist to lead the laboratory safety and science effort. >> do you work with him or just report to him. >> i work with him. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> thank you. as the investigation into the dougway incident continues, we're learning that more and more labs received these live anthrax s

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dr commissioner antonini. >> commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu no commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to one is commissioner wu voting against commissioners general public comment there are no speaker cards cards. >> sue hester can you turn on the oh, there's some games were being played here the agenda for the board of supervisors land use commission came out at 1041 before the planning commission started and supervisor wiener and supervisor christensen asked their motion to be on mondays calendar to be vote on, on monday i'm sorry tuesday so all the time you've all saying there is enough time to deal with this when half the board of supervisors was a big lie and you have to face if you're playing a game supervisor christensen and supervisor wiener did they know it, of course, that calendar came out this morning and pout u put on the calendar by them i'm asking you to do what you have the power to resend our vote to have a tiny bit of serious discussion what is happening in district 3 and 8 because people were deceived i've been tryi