thanks to that vision, and thanks to the understanding that we must assist on expediting the process. and in addition to that, we are also discussing the deputy director. and the individual that, again, has a great deal of experience, from the private sector. and he now deals with the process of inspections. and extremely talented, extremely capable and someone that i know will be a great permanent deputy director, thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. san toes. >> the next speaker, please? >> good morning, commissioners, coalition for the responsible growth and you probably have to go through this process, i believe, but maybe i am wrong about that, to do it a nationwide search. if i am correct, and i hope that internal candidates are given the same level of priority as the outside candidates are in the process that are being implemented by the independent consultant group. i am here in support of mr. hewe c being appointed to the position regardless of the crop that comes in from the outside and their importance levels, i am an old believer in the idea of something not being broke then do

ram has done just over 700 expeditions, as brock calls the clinics, since 1985.ured on a cattle ranch in the amazon, 26 days on foot from the nearest doctor. to help others, he brought medical teams to other undeveloped countries like india, haiti. but what brock quickly learned was that there was desperation in the u.s., as well. especially in places where jobs have disappeared, and few doctors hang their shingles. >> it is their one-time opportunity to get the care they need. >> reporter: the wise clinic is one of the largest here in the u.s., serving some 2500 people. and on the second morning, hundreds again line up in the pre-dawn darkness, for a chance to see a doctor. >> and the first thing we'll do is bring in the people that waited here, some of them 24 hours or more. >> good morning, folks. >> reporter: among the 100 streaming in, the ramos, who have waited 24 hours. >> all we did was stand in line, get paperwork done, and we got our bands. >> reporter: but suddenly this man has moved to the top of the line. robert ellis has walked through the night, to

anonymous donors-- they won't contribute to the expedition unless i run the race. but that's great. races are a lot of fun. can you help me train? i don't know a thing about running. no problem. let's meet in the park at lunchtime tomorrow. bye-bye. terrific. uh, i can't wait. (charkie barking) no, charkie, look out! oh! aw! whoa! (loud thud) oh! oh, boy.

it was a word that described expeditions that went, illegal expeditions that went to various countries like cuba armed to the teeth and also funded by former congressmen in the government, and in this particular series of expeditions and the one i begin with, the intention was to go to cuba, liberate it from the spanish, annex it to the united states -- sounds a little bit like bay of pigs almost -- annex it to the united states and, best of all, make it a slave state. what was interesting to me about that besides the sheer insanity of this idea that one could, again, take law into one's own hands, ignore neutrality laws and just go and say i'm taking you -- bringing you home so that you can wear it like a pin on uncle sam's breast pocket. no, no, that's not even what interested me, although that's pretty interesting. what interested me is we never think of a book that contains a large middle section about the war begin anything cuba. but in a sense it does. the west is just as important as the south, and it's the extension of the south. and then i thought, well, that's fine, but why n

the arctic expedition was a remarkable success. there's a nobel prize in my future. actually, i shouldn't say that. i'm entirely certain. no, mother, i could not feel your church group praying for my safety. the fact that i'm home safe does not prove that it worked. that logic is post hoc ergo propter hoc. no, i'm not sassing you in eskimo talk. i'm gonna go let penny know we're back. mother, i have to go. yeah, love you. bye. hello, old friend. (sighs) daddy's home. leonard, you're back. yeah. i just stopped by to say-- hmph! (sighs) yeah. so, hi. hi. damn it. i should have gone over and told her we were back. yeah, it was first-come, first-serve. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪

but i think that to expedited the right result with staffing, there are things we can do right now. we are undermining our own efforts to grow the economy and hopefully we don't have to wait to have those conversations. >> okay. berry, did you want to say something? >> supervisor really hit on it fairly quickly as well. that is i was just going to ask chief sur if there is anything that our industry can do to expedited the staffing and the resources that might be needed to help in light of the economic study that has been done. we can show that entertainment and nightlife is a great part of our economy. how can we show that? >> given the money that is available in the city budget and a lot of cuts are now asking for things back, for me to ask for more would get me just as much ill will from other communities that would be an expense. we are hiring three classes a year for the next year starting last year. there was a more aggressive plan that was 54322 or i don't remember exactly, but it was each academy class is about $4 million addition to the police department budget. so it's a l

the arctic expedition was a remarkable success. future. actually, i shouldn't say that. i'm entirely certain. no, mother, i could not feel your church group praying for my safety. the fact that i'm home safe does not prove that it worked. that logic is post hoc ergo propter hoc. no, i'm not sassing you in eskimo talk. i'm gonna go let penny know we're back. mother, i have to go. yeah, love you. bye. hello, old friend. (sighs) daddy's home. leonard, you're back. yeah. i just stopped by to say-- hmph! (sighs) yeah. so, hi. hi. damn it. i should have gone over and told her we were back. yeah, it was first-come, first-serve. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪ ♪ check off your school list, and theirs too. now through august 24th,

that is i was just going to ask chief sur if there is anything that our industry can do to expedited the staffing and the resources that might be needed to help in light of the economic study that has been done. we can show that entertainment and nightlife is a great part of our economy. how can we show that? >> given the money that is available in the city budget and a lot of cuts are now asking for things back, for me to ask for more would get me just as much ill will from other communities that would be an expense. we are hiring three classes a year for the next year starting last year. there was a more aggressive plan that was 54322 or i don't remember exactly, but it was each academy class is about $4 million addition to the police department budget. so it's a lot of money. >> mr. rene? >> before we leave today i would like to say something to rich van cole. dave left years ago and he had been running the alcoholic department. dave was extremely knowledgeable and level headed and fair and rich who i believe is leaving the department. he's one of these guys who is leaving with a

. >>> an expedition to antarctica to explore the globe turns into an over the top moment for a dutch tourist. >> we were all shouting and screaming. >> a giant iceberg implodes in front of his eyes, and luckily for us in front of the lens of his small digital camera. >> the adrenaline rush was enormous. >>> february 10th, 2012, antarctica. while on the trip to argentina, lex and his girlfriend pietra set out to explore the remote continent. antarctica is 720 miles from the argentinian coast. and from their words, so close. >> you should try to go there. normally it would be way too expensive. >> a travel group sponsors tours several times a year, particularly during the six arctic summer months from october through march. >> twice a day do expeditions. so you go in the small raft. antarctica is a different world. if you haven't been there, you can't imagine what it's like. it's so beautiful, the scenery. you have all these animals you have nowhere else in the world. you have two types of moss that grow there. that's it. yeah, it's amazing. >> although the antarctica vistas are specta

robert agrela as our special trustee, and it's really just to expedite decision-making process. to be accredited, we still need to make significant changes to meet the accreditation standards. we made significant progress in the last year. we still do not meet the accreditation standards, even though we went from, let's say point c to point b, and amazing work was achieved by our faculty and changes in administration and operations. to move from point b to point a, that work still needs to be accomplished and it needs to be accomplished as quickly as possible so that we meet the accreditation standards. and that's what we are all focused on, is meeting the accreditation standards as quickly as possible while we pursue the review and appeal process so that they can reconsider their decision. our focus right now is very much -- >> so, there is a review and appeal process going on and there is also the work that the trustee is doing to hopefully maintain accreditation. >> with the college. i mean, it's not just -- he's helping to expedite the decision-making processes, but it's rea

h the boston marathon helped expedite the policy.ol so, i think, it is good to testt this out, and the once the season gets underway, everybodyy can understand, what they can cn bring and what they can't bring. >> takes a little time. tim >> thanks so much.nkso muc >> also, in the news, the f.b.if is interviewing an airline passenger, who forced the planee to be diverted. der a man tried to open the the emergency door, in mid flight around 6:30, and the door did d not open, during the flight, and it was a very significantigfi national airport. there could be new troubles, heh is now disputing the governor's plan, he returned all the giftsf and the company, got no special treatment. in watching, it, maureen bought and sold stuff without the governor's knowledge. knowledge. >> we could see a lot moreor drones in the sky and that's tt' because of faa, will let l civilian, and private dronesne ground into the airspace. the drone century will end up creating 100,000 jobs, and will have an economic impact of some 85 billion by 2025. >> well, captures, the police interaction.tera they are use

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the learning curve will be adjusted now that the return involves head to head expedition.ere is the skiller on an emotional day all around. >> incredibly proud of the effort we have gone through and no one really but the artimas team members now what it took to get the team and boat back on the water to compete and a touch of sadness, particularly for me personally. i have not done a race without my best buddy, andrew simpson, for eight years and this is the first one. and i know he would have loved to be with us and would have given us more of a boost out there. >> in the best of 7 series, three more wins will set a date with emriates new zealand in the finals. >> the last race, and we want to keep saying, and then we will feel more comfortable and happier if we made it through the finals, it's a long way now. >> you heard kris draper. luna sfais rosa will work on the starts and they will work on the maneuvering in the bay on the expedition, as it continues here. the louis vuitton, the best 4 out of 7, the winner of the series will move on to face emrites team new zealand

. >> it has been two years since the academy of sciences launched a research expedition in the philippines. they were looking for new species. matt who was in charge of keeping them safe was worried about venomous snakes. >> unfortunately we had the experience prior to my arrival that at one of the -- one of the scientists died from a snake bite. >> he was on an expedition 10 years earlier, but there was no advances for decades. if you can't get to a hospital fast, the outlook can be bleak. there are an estimated five million snake bites a year and more than 100,000 deaths. >> not only is it a global problem, but it is the most neglected of gnaw glected trough -- neglected tropical diseases. >> he made the snake bite kits, but knew it would be difficult for someone with no medical training to use. >> it had a lot of needles. >> luckily no one was bitten, but on the way home, matt started thinking that he had to come up with something better. eventually it came to him, the idea of using a nasal spray instead of a needle. >> it is a new trick for an old drug. >> when he got back to the bay a

they have said they wanted to expedite it.they can expedite to a point but they have to make sure that everything is done the proper way. they also said and i think this is very interesting there's not going to be any preliminary reports. one of the things that happened is the foreign minister of syria called the u.n. secretary general and said any sort of preliminary report would not be accepted by the syrian government. today they were on the ground. this is very interesting for the first time going to a government installati installation. i've been around that area. talking to soldiers who were in that hospital who were subject to a chemical attack from the rebels. the syrian government said the rebels used chemicals against syrian forces and they wanted the u.n. to check that out. they are planning on heading out on saturday morning. >> we'll see what happens. he wants to words of his press secretary, he wants to give peace a chance to work. we'll see if that has a huge impact. curious to see what the secretary of state is

gerri: you really are expedited. there is no doubt about it.irport and airline but spitting at this point? >> no, it is not. i flew out of philadelphia to las vegas. add to your read terminal c. to go through that line. so one of the things you want to do, know your terminal and know that sometimes if you already have your electronic tickets you may want to go through a totally different terminal because they tend to have shorter lines. i do that a lot in philadelphia and other airports to avoid along the lines and main domestic departure points in terms of terminals. gerri: i will see you in the airport lounge. thank you for coming on. great stuff. come back soon. >> thank you. gerri: i love that. getting around to lines. we want to know what you think. would you pay more to get through airport security quicker? log on to gerriwillis.com, vote on the side of the screen no sir the results. when we come back, more juice out of your battery. we will tell you what not to do. stay with us. ♪ when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big g

. >> it has been two years since the academy of sciences launched a research expedition in the philippines. they were looking for new species. matt who was in charge of keeping them safe was worried about venomous snakes. >> unfortunately we had the experience prior to my arrival that at one of the -- one of the scientists died from a snake bite. >> he was on an expedition 10 years earlier, but there was no advances for decades. if you can't get to a hospital fast, the outlook can be bleak. there are an estimated five million snake bites a year and more than 100,000 deaths. >> not only is it a global problem, but it is the most neglected of gnaw glected trough -- neglected tropical diseases. >> he made the snake bite kits, but knew it would be difficult for someone with no medical training to use. >> it had a lot of needles. >> luckily no one was bitten, but on the way home, matt started thinking that he had to come up with something better. eventually it came to him, the idea of using a nasal spray instead of a needle. >> it is a new trick for an old drug. >> when he got back to the bay a

>> that sounds like a wonderful expedition. let's take the dinosaur train. >> hooray!ou later! >> bye! [train whistle blows] >> tickets! tickets, please! well, hello, buddy, tiny, mrs. p. >> hello, mr. conductor. >> where to today? >> we're on an expedition, looking for the first dinosaur ever. >> the very first. was there one? >> super-duper scientific question, my friends. now, first of all, no one knows for sure who the very first dinosaur was, but i know a species called eoraptor. it lived long ago and far away in the triassic time period. >> the triassic. you were right, buddy. >> now, since eoraptors are one of the first dinosaurs, not many other creatures have even seen them. >> have you ever met an eoraptor, mr. conductor? >> never, but i've heard stories. >> ooh! i love stories. >> well, the story goes that an eoraptor named erma lives way out in a remote ravine, far from most other creatures. >> can we meet her? >> well, to get there, we'll have to travel all the way to the beginning of the line. are you 3 up to it? >> yeah! >> i knew it, pteranodon family. i

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judge ordered the conviction of the pedophile pending a decision on whether or not he was to be expedited. he has links here and friends here, with no one in morocco. setting somewhat of a precedent with no legal precedent. >> fiona, we are just seen here as well that the child rapist has been remanded in custody from the court. do we have more details on how this bureaucratic mixup could have happened in the first place? >> it was a bureaucratic error, as information suggested? was he being protected by the secret services, having worked as a spy in the iraqi army? how was this allowed to happen? they're not going to rely too heavily on each other's shoulders. spain are in total collaboration in sorting out this mess. in the short term, people on both sides may still be looking for answers. >> thank you for that report from spain. it has been a bit of a lonely birthday, but the curiosity rover has celebrated its one year anniversary on mars. the probe has been busy collecting crucial data that points to the existence of water on the red planet billions of years ago. it will not be alone

but we've heard this is a transit city and we should be expediting our transit but i want to reiterate the fact i believe you said it best director lee it's transit firts first not transit only. in some places we need to make sure we're recognizing the real use of the neighborhood and we're just not going to be able to prioritize transit everywhere. which stresses to make the improvements where we can like dedicated lanes and other parts of a transit lines route we should be making those accommodates because we're going to be running them through pedestrian areas. i know that this neighborhood really needs sidewalk widening. i frequently go to the castro theatre and i feel like i'm in a traffic jam in between shows and i want to get back to that movie theatre. i feel like there's been due diligence and i appreciate you folks looking for a great compromises and i appreciate supervisor wiener's letter to us that reinforces and i'm happily going to move this forward >> and before you take a motion and a hold on your emotions. control your emotions (laughter) >> thank you anything else for

it was a word that described expedition that went illegal expedition that went to various country like cuba armed to the teeth and also funded by former congressman in the government. the intefntion was to go cuba, liberate from the spanish and take to the united like the bay of pigs almost. go and say i'm bringing you home so you can wear it like a pin in uncle sam's breast pocket. no, that's not even what interested me. that's pretty interesting. what is -- we never think of a book that contains a middle section. large middle section about the civil war beginning in cuba. in the sense it does. and since it does. not just the west that is important. it's the extension of the south. and then i thought that's fine. why not begin even earlier. after all john quincy adams, the last sort of remnant genetic remnant of the founding father, who was the president himself and who was now in the house of representatives in 1848 he died the house of representatives. he died as he lived; serving his country. he chi -- died after saying no. emily dickinson said no is the wildest word we have the in

the resolution is to have the court report a resiever and i surge you to deny his appeal and to expedite the process. >> if you have any questions i am happy to take them. >> commissioner walker? >> yes. thank you for coming. i do have a question about the statement made by the building owner regarding your requirement that seemed to expand what was already there. so could you answer that part? because i mean. we are not a court of law. so it is not like we are going to be looking at the lease or whatnot. we are trying to resolve this issue. so, what is the issue regarding expanding the bathroom? or the abilities? >> that is fine. as a tenant, i'm entitled to the protection under the building code, the building code says that when showers are replaced they are going to be brought up to certain minimum size. it is a very small room in order to get

professional river guide, michael clark, leads the camping expedition.ith the setting sun after a hard day of paddling we reach our first destination an uninhabited sand bar known as mosenthein island. hiking into the forest we search for dry ground. heavy rains and the swelling river make it a challenge. but no worries if youre new to this because clark and the 'big muddy adventures' team knows where to go. theres really not a lot of

the expedition staff tried to keep it light. >> which one of you left the toilet flushing? this is the problem. but anyway, you all look good in orange. >> just reminded me of the "titanic" and the orchestra playing as the ship went down. >> the outlook turns deadly serious, however, when the ship loses power and begins listing heavily to the side. the captain can no longer control the ship. >> we're floating toward that iceberg. and we actually hit into another iceberg. the iceberg just hit the boat. oh, my gosh. >> at that point the captain issues the order everyone fears. >> so the captain came on to the loudspeaker and said, "this is an emergency, and i am ordering all to abandon ship." complete terror. >> lifeboat number? >> lifeboat number? >> what's our lifeboat number, kaye? we don't know. to think that we were going to be unprotected, that we were going to be in those winds and the rain and the storm and the sea. this is the roughest, coldest, windiest place on the planet. >> lisa and the other passengers pile onto the lifeboats, and the terrifying wait begins. >>

this isn't going to be such a happy expedition.sident has telegraphed the assad regime he is not coming after him. this is not about the regime change, but this is a punis punishment. if we do this for one or two days and we leave, we haved nothing. >> uma: does it have any impact? >> it has no impact. if they walk out to the wreckage, if he goes to a crater and stands there, the day after the bombing and says we are still here, we would fight americans. this effort will have been in vain. i said destroy the regime or hold your fire. president obama signaled that he doesn't really believe in his open war. who is president obama's closest ally in the region? the prime minister of turkey. prime minister erdogan of turkey says he wants a real war and a real campaign to topple the assad regime and he doesn't believe in the program that president obama has in mind. the arabs are nervous because they suspect president obama is not in to this. if you are going to be a war leader you need conviction. >> uma: do you believe white house not

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