dr. steven cigarette all i'm a resident of san francisco i've been moved by the stories tonight i think it's noted surprisingly because home sharing and the sharing economy is a powerful idea i moved her from new york city didn't know anybody and purchased a place in selma it was really sharing i wanted to meet people and a lot of of the people i hosted were not transferred from overseas but local hope they're my friends i've invested in their businesses and one is my roommate it's a powerful idea there symshould be a bright listen between collaborative and the hogging economy there are people that are purchasing multi unit dwellings and putting them on the air b and b to make money it's not a bad thing but really this enhances the social fabric of our community it's about what kind of city we want to live in and frankly it's embarrassing that air b and b get around like lift and uber it is illegal in san francisco. you can think it and make it a reality but not legal because it's not. >> hello, i'm woody i support of the sharing economy i'm a tenant of san francisco until recently, i shared

dr. steven could be an called mr. obama's claim that the silence is settled quote unquote misguided.e said it chills scieientific inquiry and inhibits a much needed examination of why the computer models scientists rely on are consistently wrong. item, missing ice. computers accurately forecast shrinkage in the arctic sea ice but completely missed the record growth in the ant arctic sea ice. item. missing heat. the models predict a lot spot developing in the tropics, but no such hot spot exists. item, more missing heat. the models missed the fact for 16 years now temperatures have not risen, despite a 25% jump in global carbon emissions. item, missing carbon. the models cannot explain why, 70 years ago, when carbon emissions were far lower, sea levels rose by one-fourth percent friday, the same rate as today when carbon emissions are ubiquitous. dr. could be an says climate change is real and man plays a part but quote while the past two decades have seen progress in climate science the field is not yet mature enough to usefully answer the difficult and important questions being aske

dr. steven is professor of conservation biology. does the species have time to react? >> they can move, they can adapt in place, or they can go extinct. >> reporter: the professor points out that global warming may be good for some birds. >> some of the common ones like mourning doves look like they could be favored by climate change. >> reporter: in washington, where the report was released, the director of the fish and wildlife says it's not just about birds. >> where birds thrive, people prosper. and so as you think about the 2014 state of the birds report, think about that notion where birds thrive, people prosper. >> reporter: although it will be half a century before we know if the predictions in the report happen or not, everyone still agrees, change is coming. in berkeley, don ford, kpix 5. >>> it's 4:57 right now. president obama will address the nation this evening with his plans to confront the terror group isis. coming up, a preview of his speech. >> reporter: it has been four days since a teenager from hayward was last seen. coming up, new clues into his d

dr. steven hopping is here this morning to talk about what this means for children born with birth defectseople who have had some traumatic injuries and maybe even other things. explain how this works. >> well, this is, again, another revolutionary breakthrough that we're seeing, another great advance in plastic surgery coming out of london this time. so what they are doing now is for children who have micotia, born without one ear, they are taking stem cells. where are they getting it from? the fast of the abdomen. it's easy to harvest the fast. >> what do they use as a -- >> a model. that's a very good question. computer generated biofilm that is just exactly like the patient's other ear, okay. then they implant the stem cells. the stem cells grow on this template in the laboratory. then they are transferred -- they transfer it to the side of the child's ear. the template dissolves and you're left with this cartilage mold of an exact replica of the child's ear. >> has this actually been done now or is this hypothetical? >> no, they're actually doing it. they're growing it in the lab. the

dr. steven woodworth a welcome. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. good evening. it is a pleasure to be here. i was just thinking back as waiting to speak this evening that i do not think i have ever had the privilege of addressing andvil war audience, audience on the subject of the civil war in my native state. i may may have forgotten but i do not think i have had. it is a pleasure to be here in ohio with you all. is a generalght james mcpherson and the army of the tennessee. it is a sobering thought for me to reflect that there are undoubtedly people in this audience know more about james mcpherson than i do. my topic again his general mcpherson and the army of the tennessee, the army he was in. i hope i can put it into perspective, offer some insight about his contribution to union victory and what kind of a general and man he was. ok. man whomcpherson was a showed tremendous potential and i think as we think of general mcpherson one of the things we think of is a forgotten general, a general that is not remembered as much as his merits justify. but, we think

dr. scott stevens a uc berkeley professor of fire science can see one.ke the ones already observed at restoration projects in yosemite national park. >> we've also seen about a 20% increase initially of the water yield from these areas with the same amount of water input. >> reporter: stevens says 100 years ago there were perhaps 50 trees per acre on average in these forests. the programs designed to maximize timber production have led to about 400 trees per ache sxr they take in a lot of water. he advocates cutting trees on federal lands and selling them for timber and biomass. >> it doesn't mean clear cut, it doesn't mean removing forests but it does mean a lot more hete heterogeneralate. high dense forest areas. much more heterogenaeity. >> he says there are acres under restoration but that number needs into crease to 200,000 acres and soon. >> if we don't do this today i think our kids and our grandkids will one day look back at us and shake their head and wonder why we didn't act. >> reporter: stevens says these projects often pay for themselves but

dr. steven stern at st. vincent's hospital. the entire entrance to the emergency room was lined with stretchers covered with white sheets. the doctor said most of the victims had burns. >> they're being treat at a number of hospitals including st. vincent, nyu, downtown is five minutes away. as a spokesperson told us earlier, they've had a lot of experience after the terrorist bonling of the world trade center in 1993 and they have obviously all been mobilized and the emergency crews are working feverishly outside the world trade center. >> you are looking at a live picture of lower manhattan at 11:00 east coast time on a day of tragedy and terror in the united states. you're looking what remains of the world trade center in lower manhattan. earlier this mooring just before 9:00 and just after 9:00, two planes in individual attacks struck each tower of the world trade center causing gaping holes in both towers. you're looking at a tape now after the first impact and there is the second impact of a large jet flown we now believe

. >> i've had a lot of bonding time with uncle steven, i like to call him. >> also bonding with dr. mcandrew played by dade an bell. >> octavia and i are momma bear and papa bear. >> wake up, already. >> you will laugh and you will probably cry but it will be an earned cry. >> red band society, wednesday on fox. >> all right, it is time to check out what is trending in fashion right now. clint adams is over at zappos. >> what do you have for "extra" viewers. >> leaf vis and we learned a ton about the iconic denim styles they have to offer. this is the perfectly slimming pull on legging. wide elastic waist band. we've eliminated the need for a zipper at the fly. this is one of our best selling jeans. it sits just at the right place, not super high but not low. >> we designed this to be a little bit roomier in the seat and thigh for someone who has a little more of an athletic body. this is one of my personal favorites, the ultimate cool girl jean, high rise in the front and as you may know, the longer the rise, the longer the legs look so it's the ultimate length in a jean. >> how do

steven i think we're ready for a vote. >> ms. sinatra mr. chin mr. haney ms. maufas ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton ms. wynns president fewer that's 6 i's and this has on we have a motion and a second already recorded to the last board meeting by the budget community chairs they moved that without recommendation this is one 48 dash 12 s p one authorization to deny or approve the charter school will you please read the resolutions mr. davis. >> authorization to grant in the alternate of deny the chapter school whereas pursuant to the education code the one purpose charter petition to the sfusd and whereas pursuant to california education code section 476 so 5 the board of education is in receipt of the renewal petition and whereas the district shall comply with the actions as required by law and whereas the board of education shall consider the level of support for the charter school and all information with respect to the petition and the supporting documentation whereas reviewing the information the board of education will be guided by the board of legislation the sdlz shall be part of the establishme

dr. ezekiel emanuel discusses the american health care system, and julia england talks about the surveillance state. then former supreme court justice john paul stevens on the constitution. hillary clinton discusses her book, "hard choices," and much more. for a complete schedule, go to booktv.org. ..

ask assistant stevens and doctor to meet with you and they've been involved with this from the beginning there's action i understand they've met several times but they'll met with you so dr. steve son and dr. blanca meet with the parent any public comment on that item? and i'm sorry are you with the flex academy we're going to call your card mr. henderson; right? don't go far. >> mr. kelly i have you under disrespect items i'm i'm not sorry not under the general public comment but feel free to spank for two minutes. >> i had two comments one in general public comment and the other first of all, i want to apologize for my yelling when you didn't know vernon's name i'm not sorry for that out bust i want to talk about negotiationss more than likely district attorney day and a half we're going to be sent to fax finding that's not happened before i know were up told about it has not happened we've offer gotten close but never happened the important part it's another step away from face to face negotiations where we can accomplish something we can rely on a mediator to translate what you or the other folks said it makes it difficult last week in mediation the district responde

dr. sacra was not caring for ebola patients. he was delivering babies. >>> a spokesman for the family of steven sotloff said he died fighting forieved in. >> he wanted to give voice to those who had none. their story was steve's story. he ultimately sacrificed his life to bring their story to the world. >> u.s. intelligence confirms the video of sotloff's beheading is authentic. he is the second american executed in two weeks. the militants warn more will follow if u.s. airstrikes continue. the white house said today america will not be intimidated. >> those who make the mistake of harming americans will learn that we will not forget and that our reach is long and that justice will be served. >> we will follow them to the gates of hell until they are brought to justice because hell is where they will reside! [ applause and cheers ] >> the president will meet with nato leaders tomorrow to try to build international support for possible strikes against isis in syria. >>> the nation's second largest drugstore chain is no longer selling tobacco products. ccs originally planned to make the switch next month. but cvs pulled the produ

dr. ed stone was funded again by the generosity of the steven winn. we are so blessed, because mr.himself has an eye problem is committed to helpingb us, our researchers, cure blindness here. we're got great support on the fund rising side, and it makes my job a lot of fun. y si >>de there's been movement at o of your fellow universities, northwestern, about unionizing r student athletes.northw what's your take on that? >> you know, i would hate to see that. i really view our student athletes as students first. our student athletes here perform well above, not only the school average, when it comes to graduation, and gpa, but also gr well abovead the national avera. they take their studies, and their academic piece here very, very seriously. amateur athletics i think needs to stay amateur. we need to be able to provide ad great environment fos r our am student athletes and make sure they have all the support they e need, whether it's support for d academics, or support to keep 'p them healthy. i'm all for making certain that we continue to add to benefits for them, that we provide

dr. kent brantly. ebola has infected 4,000 people, more than half have died. >> next at 11:00 -- >> my heart is breaking for the parents that have to go through this. >> a somber memorial for stevenloff a. his final message in a letter to his family. >> prayers answered for a domestic violence shelter. the new hope coming to dozens of local families. >> and the once in a lifetime stop that delayed president obama's trip home. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. ♪ >>> hollywood's biggest stars joined forces to stand up to cancer. it was simulcast on every broadcast network and 26 cable networks. katie couric hosted the hour-long event. you can donate by going to standup 2cancer.org. >>tonight a memorial service got emotional as friends and family h

dr. kent brantley on the today show tomorrow morning. >>> a second american journalist, apparently executed at the hands of isis. the terror group posted a video of steven sotloff beheaded. >> the white house is still trying to determine the authenticity of the video, but the message from the killer is clear. the u.s. needs to back off or else there will be more deaths. the video is haunting, showing 31-year-old steven sotloff brutally murdered. the executioner minks president obama by name, saying if he continues to strike isis, the killing of americans will continue. the executioner all too familiar. it's believed to be the same man to killed james foley in a video posted two weeks ago, a man with a british accent. >> if the video is genuine, we are sickened by this brutal act, take being the life of another american citizen. our hearts go out to the sotloff family. >> as a mother, i ask you to be merciful. >> it comes despite a plea by sotloff's mother asking them to release her son. the murder also comes after another round of u.s. air strikes in northern iraq over the weekend. president obama, who is grappling with what to do about isis is on his w

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dr. krauthammer, whose book, "things that matter," is in its 10th month on the best seller list. wow. >>> next on the "rundown." how should the beheading of stevenotloff change president obama's strategy in confronting isis? reaction from the top expert in a moment. if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth. ben! well, that was close! you ain't lying! let quicken loans help you save your money. >>> in the "factor followup," with the death of steven sotloff at the handerrorists, it seems that it's the group -- that the group upped the ante in its fight against the united states. last week, sotloff's mother appealed directly to the terrorist for her son's release. >> as a mother, i ask for justice to be merciful and not -- i want what every mother want, to live to see her children's children. i plead with you to grant me this. >> hard to wash. and with two other americans reportedly being held by isis, it would seem that even more americans are now in danger. s

steven sotloff and james foley shocked the world. and today sotloff's family made a statement directly to the terrorists who corrupt the name of islam. we are back with arsalan iftekhar, drhamid, and tom fuentes. gentlemen, let me read to you what the spokesman for the sotloff family said today. he read it in arabic. but let me read to you the translation that he wanted to telegraph this message to the leader of isis. he said i have a message to the islamic nation. that's what he started with. sotloff loved the arab and the islamic world and all he wanted was to send their message to the world. i have a message for abu back car al baghdadi. the month of ramadan is the month of mercy. he says an arabic word which corresponds to in this context you have committed a great sin or mistake. you talk about islam and the noble koran, but a know a verse from the koran. fight in the cause of god. those who fight you and do not transgress, god loves not the transgressers. i'm here debating you with kindness. i don't have a sword in my hand, and i'm ready for your answer. dr. hamid? >> yeah. >> what is your response to the statement that he read today? >> it's very honest statement,

dr. rick sacra got sick while treating pregnant women in liberia. >>> in a few hours, family and friends will say a final farewell to murdered journalist steven sotloffis afternoon at temple beth am in pine crest, florida. he attended elementary school there. 1,000 people are expected to attend. >>> in prosecutor dice or paradise about to be lost? a major disaster on hawaii's big island. lava is inching within one mile of homes there. there is a new fear it could reach them in five days. the lava has been flowing 800 feet per day since july. >>> the trouble with the web site hacked again, this time in july. the government didn't find out about it until ten days ago. the hackers pleased to be overseas and hacked into the test server for the site. they claim personal data was not stolen. >>> and those are a quick look at your headlines. >> thank you very much. >>> it's a fox news exclusive. the men who tried to state of ambassador chris stevens going on the record for the first time about what really happened when they tried to help. >> five minutes, we're ready. thumbs up, we're ready to go. >> then what happened? >> i said hey, we're ready to go. bob

dr. ezekiel emanuel discusses the american health care system, and julia england talks about the surveillance state. then former supreme court justice john paul stevens on the constitution. hillary clinton sits down to discuss her book, "hard choices," and much more. for a complete schedule, go to booktv.org. >> host: and the book is called the people's mat form: -- platform be: taking back power and culture in the digital age. the author is astra taylor who joins us from our new york studio. ms. taylor, in this book you write about openness, and you say that new media thinkers have claimed openness as an appropriate utopian ideal for our time and the concept has caught on. does that apply to the internet as well? is it open? >> guest: that's exactly what i'm asking. it seemed like the internet was going to sort of magically solve all of the problems of the old media model.