after that week of observations, this is what mark's galileo's modern scientists. this is kind of the difference between theoretical science to observational science of the modern times. what he did was to try to make sense of this data. he had data and he was trying to use it. in this corner of the manuscript, the scientists tell us that galileo was trying to imagine what these objects with the click if instead of looking out of jupiter as we must do her rights, if he was looking down on jupiter and it was when he took that leap of intellect to try to fit his data into completely different way of looking at things that he realized the data fit the four-story objects going around jupiter. this was news. this was huge news. in fact, in its polar, complete manuscript in italy in the ninth of january 15, 1610, he switched from writing an italian, which is what all this is commit to to writing and not. the reason was not for secrecy, but for publishing. at that time, scientific texts were published in latin. that was the language used by scientists all over europe. so

galileo aló, m'hijo, busca los cartones que está la camisa de cuadros, qué, que tu mamá los metió enavadora, por el amor de dios busca los cartones ♪. (risas) >>> alejandro. >>> en méxico es diferente. >>> alejandro. >>> ya va. >>> ay, mamá. >>> mira es un programa que está en latinoamérica. >>> por favor, quiero sentirme relajadito. >>> cómo estás. >>> encantado. >>> ddame un segundo. >>>v ale. >>> estamos de regreso en conversando con alejandro, en un momento regresamos porque tenemos a los reyes del reggaeton. >>> hermano, hermano (todos hablan). >>> no es reggaeton. >>> ¿no? >>> no, pana

it is galileo. kyle nelson found issac armstrong. they were up 28-24. lincoln tries the half back pass. 2-yard line, 81 yards setting up a touchdown run. 34-24 galileo. the san francisco section title. lions finish 12 and 1. how can you be fined for spiling a drink? the player bumped into him, ice flying. the nets were out of time outs. he was trying to buy time to drop a play. it was ruled intentional. the nets lost the game. you will not want to miss this. sports night live is coming thursday december 5th at 9:00 p.m. that's it. see you later, everybody. >>> before we leave you tonight another look at the weather forecast as we go into this long weekend. >>> it will be nice. this cool down will last until new years with 50-degree temperatures. we don't know how good we have it until it is gone. >> what about the rain? we need the rain. not much of that yet. >> thursday a slight chance. >> all right. >> have a good long weekend. stay tuned with us on kron4.com. >>> the guy who woke up from surgery and got the shock of his life. >> you're my wife? >> ye

to get to turkey day, but that's just how it goes, galileo is a great football team, a great school and we'll be at turkey day with lincoln at thursday at 11 a.m., so before you get all full and watch football and eat and get tired, come out and support our great football students that play this thursday at 11:00 a.m. >> thank you, supervisor breed. supervisor campos? >> thank you very much, madam clerk. happy thanksgiving to everyone. i have a couple of items today. the first item is an accept and expend ordinance that we're introducing on behalf of the public defender's office to support grant funding from the juvenile accountability block grant program which partially funds an attorney and in the public defender's office that works with community based organizations and alternatives and out of home placement for youth and we're proud to introduce that. the second item is simply to note that you know, tomorrow will be a very significant day in san francisco. it will be the 35th anniversary of the assassination of mayor mosconi and supervisor harvey milk, it is amazing to think tha

i wanted to wear my indian stove hat at i we're it to helen's voth galileo event for the friendship house and i walk into the room at the hotel what was the name of that hotel? the fairmont hotel. and the first person i see is peter brat the brother of benjamin brat. and he puts his hand & says welcome mayor. so i decided not to wear the hat. >> welcome all of you to the american heritage indian month celebration at the san francisco public city hall the rue turned i'm earl and i'm your mc for this event. i wanted to wear my indian stovepipe hat and i we're it to helen's voth galileo event for the friendship house and i walk into the room at the hotel - what was the name of that hotel - . the fairmont hotel and the first person i see is peter brat the brother of benjamin brat and he puts his hand out and says welcome mayor so i decided not to wear the hat in the presence of mayor ed lee. i didn't want to up stage him then my wife reminded me also that not to up stage the honor resolution so. what you see is what you got. so once again welcome to the ninth annual event. it's indeed a pleas

now, after that we go observations this is what marks galileo as a truly modern scientist. this is the difference between theoretical science to observational science of the modern time. what he did was to try to make sense of the data. he had data and was trying to use it. in this corner of the manuscript that scientist, galileo was trying to imagine what these subjects will look like if instead of looking and jupiter, as we must do, if he was looking down on jupiter. and it was when he took that leap of intellect to try to figure data into completely different way of looking at things he realized the optics are going around jupiter. this was huge news. it sounds like the night of january 151610. he switched from riding in italian which is what all of this is to riding in latin. the reason was not for secrecy, but for publishing. at that time the scientific text were published in latin. he wanted to make sure that he let of the scientists know about this and wanted to make sure that he was the first to be did not really know who else might be up there with the telescope an

and galileo couldn't answer the question "why?" and guess who's gonna be able to answer that question "why"? look at the person to the left of you. look at the person to the right of you. now, look at yourself, gang, okay, 'cause we all gonna be knowing such a thing, huh? why that's true. why is it that a heavy rock will fall just as fast as a little pebble when air resistance is not so big to make a difference? why? hey, how does a rocket move, a rocket propel from the sky? is that physics? rocket--suppose rockets-- what makes a rocket keep going? is it something like this? you guys ever been in a swimming pool? you're in the pool and you get in the edge like this, and you kinda put your feet up and you--you push out like that. you kinda rocket across the pool. does a rocket work a little bit like that? check your neighbor. the answer begin with an n. [laughter] it turns out no. a rocket doesn't work like that. you know, when you push against the pool, you push up. what's a rocket pushing it against? air. especially when it's abov

for galileo, baby. jihad, baby. >> great stuff.dium is where the 49ers used to play football and they did such a great job remodeling the stadium, downsizing it for high school classics. i love the turkey bowl. >> they look like the pros. they look fantastic out there. >> yeah, i don't know if they had the same speed and stuff. >> but they're doing good. >> the spirit of that game, you get back to the grassroots, seriously, that's what it's all about. they love to come out. >> last year we had a kid who said he felt like throwing up. stop eating big before the game! >> yeehaw! >> remember, the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. >> enjoy the rest of your evening. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how you fellas doing today? thank you v very much. welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey, and, boy, we got another good one

(risas) >>> ajá, me están informando que ya están listos, maría ángel y galileo aló, m'hijo, busca loscamisa de cuadros, qué, que tu mamá los metió en la lavadora, por el amor de dios busca los cartones ♪. (risas) >>> alejandro. >>> en méxico es diferente. >>> alejandro. >>> ya va. >>> ay, mamá. >>> mira es un programa que está en latinoamérica. >>> por favor, quiero sentirme relajadito. >>> cómo estás. >>> encantado. >>> ddame un segundo. >>>v ale. >>> estamos de regreso en conversando con alejandro, en un momento regresamos porque tenemos a los reyes del reggaeton. >>> hermano, hermano (todos hablan). >>> no es reggaeton. >>> ¿no? >>> no, pana >>> ah pero aclara eso. >>> alejandro que no es reggaeton. >>> pero que se quede así. >>> estamos de regreso en este, su programa favorito, conversando con alejandro y estamos con eduardo villaduro. >>> villalobos. >>> vamos de nuevo >>> estamos de vuelta en su programa favorito, conversando con alejandro cuevas, y estamos con un gran director, bienvenido a mi programa. >>> encantado de estar en tu programa. >>> muchas gracias, siéntate, compad

. >>> high school football, galileo against lincoln for the san francisco section title. the 90th turkey day game at the stadium. a five yard run for lincoln. nelson throws for 186 yards and three scores. galileo wins the san francisco section championship 34-30. >>> the big bone game that we mentioned earlier, san jose and lincoln high schools. gonzalez to his tight end jesse gal van. san jose scored 22 straight points. on the read option 20 yards for the score. but lincoln withstands the rally. lincoln takes home the big bone trophy for the 16th consecutive year winning 56-29. >>> after take care of business on monday night. the 49ers return to candlestick as they try to lock up a playoff spot facing the rams on sunday. rams going for their third straight win. the niners beat them earlier in the season. the niners have a 7-4 record. the passing game is seeming to click more. and the niners with a chance to peak at the right time. >> the challenge and the task is the rams. this is a very good football team that is playing their best football. a big task for us. it's a ch

. >>> high school football, galileo against lincoln for the san francisco section title.tadium. a five yard run for lincoln. nelson throws for 186 yards and three scores. galileo wins the san francisco section championship 34-30. >>> the big bone game that we mentioned earlier, san jose and lincoln high schools. gonzalez to his tight end jesse gal van. san jose scored 22 straight points. on the read option 20 yards for the score. but lincoln withstands the rally. lincoln takes home the big bone trophy for the 16th consecutive year winning 56-29. >>> after take care of business on monday night. the 49ers return to candlestick as they try to lock up a playoff spot facing the rams on sunday. rams going for their third straight win. the niners beat them earlier in the season. the niners have a 7-4 record. the passing game is seeming to click more. and the niners with a chance to peak at the right time. >> the challenge and the task is the rams. this is a very good football team that is playing their best football. a big task for us. it's a challenge that we just have to conce

simpson played football at galileo, secondly, i would like to say, i have a dream, i really have a dream, i have a dream that harvey milk will come back to life and say what took so long to get justice for my fellow dead gay men, it's amazing how harvey milk is such a revered figure but yet someone just so similar to harvey is completely ignored, no justice for 13 years, so in my opinion, if you're going the say harvey milk is a great man, then you ought to follow the same example and say we're going to check out joe sevalosmen, every gay man is equal, so if you respect one, you better respect the next gay one, the gay man's curse is continued on for the warriors, three recent injuries and hopefully no more, when think hear about the curse, they're not going the want to come back to san francisco, and lastly, i would like to welcome the people sitting in the back queues, being a crime fetter, i would like to tell them the god honest truth, this building is very impressive but realistically, public corruption exists in every city, so since you are young and you have your career ahead of y

i believe galileo discovered that. (laughter) >> of course you're at the center of the universe. person who tells the story is the center of the universe always. but you need to place yourself in that large map and if you can place yourself in that map that gives you a sense of meaning, of where you are, of how you came to be and what things you can do. what possibilities are available to you. >> stephen: we already have this kind of map that tells us our place and purpose in the universe. it's called the bible. (laughter) have you read it? have you read the bible? (applause) >> i have read it. >> stephen: nothing in this series will contradict what i believe, correct? >> well -- (laughter). there are many origin stories and the bible is one. >> stephen: it's the true one. >> many, many countries and different societies have their own origin stories and modern sciencist contains an origin story. so what we're telling is the or gin story present in modern science. >> one of the things that confuses me about the show is it connects widely disparate things. like -- give an example o

i know -- i went to galileo in the marina, my family lives all over the city. i can't do something that positively impacts district 5, but i can make it impact san francisco as a whole. so, whatever decisions i make, it's a no-brainer. i have to make sure that it's going to positively impact the city as a whole. and that's just how i view every decision that i make through that particular lens. >> let's talk a little about your district in particular. what do you hear about transportation from your constituents? is there adequate muni service? >> well, it's funny that you mention muni. [laughter] >> and let me just say this. as someone who caught -- i mean, we caught muni -- when i was growing up in the city, i mean, that's how you got around. and there were some real problems with muni. i've talking about just -- i mean, the buses were always dirty, they were always packed. there was just always some challenges and the city is growing clearly. and we need to look at all modes of transportation and how we allow people to move around the city safely. and part of

. >>> the city high school football playoff, lowell and galileo.lson who threw 41 touchdown passes during the regular season got jackson, galileo scored 24 unanswered to beat lowell 46-28. >>> in the other semi defending champion, lincoln hosting mission, straight to overtime. a fumble but justin lee fell on it for the game winning temperatures. lincoln beats mission 18 to 12. >>> and thursday night football jimmy graham hauls in a 44-yard touchdown pass from drew brees, saints win it 17-136789 take look at graham, goes in for the slam dunk celebration. he is so strong he bends the goal post. they had to stop play to fix it. and you can bet -- >>> that's it i'm dennis o'donnell have a great weekend. >>> thanks. oklahoma city thunder might want to quit paying big bucks to fans who take that half court shot for money. play of the day, high school teacher brad brucker, nothing but net, 20 grand for that. congratulations for from a couple of folks who happened to be there, jay-z and beyonce sitting court side. second straight game a fan has won 20 gran

city valley ball playoffs lincoln in white hosting galileo.ln, morales, they came out on top, 3 games to 1. that in the play you like that. >> you didn't have a lot of time. >> good night. >> see you at 11 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (whistle blows) (yells)

galileo scored 24 unanswered points to beat lowell for the second week in a row, 46-28, hold the yamsse. >> as a city guy you always think about playing on turkey day. >> since i was in 6th grade i wanted to play. i'm going to make the best of it. [ chanting ] >>> in the other semifinal lincoln hosting michigan, end of the 4th quarter, tied at 12, mission could not punch it in. huge goal line stand by the mustangs to send it to overtime. lincoln inside the 5, fumble, the left tackle justin lee falls on it and that is a game winning touchdown. lincoln beats mission 18-12 to advance to the title game. >>> we ain't playing on these -- >> yeah! [ screaming ] [ chanting ] [ singing ] >>> back to the grassroots, elizabeth, do you remember your fight song in high school? >> sipping it now. >> i don't think we had one. >> were you the homecoming queen? you had to be. >> no. i wasn't. >> really? wow, that's a shocker. [ laughter ] >>> turkey bowl a week from -- >> gobble, gobble, gobble. >> we're on fire here! >>> jim harbaugh is 3-0 as a coach on monday fight football. he will get a chance to

simpson for galileo. this is the championship game for the city schools happens every turkey day.t as galileo of lump class of '93 is the desk of remote. >>: we will win this. >>: and again that was a class-action about it all came down to this the score 3430 clients over the mustangs a winding down. quarterback steps back and decide to keep it he fumbles came over. no repeat for lincoln on the circuit that however this man wasn't upset. >>: it was a great game. beautiful day. how can you beat this and i have turkic looking for me at home so it's even better. in san francisco haazig madyun kron 4 news. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go

we have kaiser and strong pathway at galileo and just this week i was at the spur launch with the hospital council and they are very anxious to reengage with the schools and strengthen some of the pathways. i just want to ask about the strategic thinking around placement of stem courses and path ways throughout our school district. >> correct, good afternoon. when we referred reserve -- refer to it as a stem course we are talking about those courses that contribute to the stem support initiative in supporting that in the areas of science, technology, and math there is a comprehensive approach to ensuring that our students are exposed to that quality of work from preschool through the 12th grade, if we are looking at the high school, for example, courses that we would consider stem intensive or stem aligned would be in those ct academies, for example. one of the thing that we are ensuring to ensure better alignment was to ask every high school that offer ete program that they are lined -- aligned to the standards because it's quite well aligned. as we look at the course, the relationship we

purple plaid galileo, not backing down. lincoln can't get in to the trees.e net, tied at a game a piece. third game lincoln, not 13 and 2 by mistake. a little tear drop shot. mustangs win final, 3, 2, 1. >> time now for the friday night, top 5, number 5. follow the bouncing ball. who's got it. clark's got it, pick 6, to beat connecticut. number four, corn hole championship practice. walnut creek number three from argentina this guy takes a bite out of the other player he is so upset. what's up with that. number two, toronto, using all of himself to go through the new jersey defense to score his 10th of the year maple leafs win in a shoot out. number one, for virginia, military, institute. we native virginias all it the eye. tore his acl last year and came back and beat the citadel tonight final of 82-71. >> see that look he gave the camera, that was intense. >> a tear drop shot. >> blake griffin would have been proud of that shot. he does it all the time. >> we will be right back ,,,,,,,, when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said he

. >> not so fast as the galileo along my close of 1993. >> it was a classic shootout 34-party alliance over the mustangs, clock winding down and the fourth quarter, mustangs ball-edge driving for the win, but it is a fumble, a game over. no repeat. for lincoln on this turkey day, however this fence and says a sums it the best. >> and i got turkey cooking for me at home so it is even better. >> in san francisco, and haaziq madyun . >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. a big crowds are expected once again this year for one of the busiest shopping days of the year. we are talking black friday. a live report from livermore coming up next great >> we are waiting for the opening bell on wall street. we will be back in two minutes. >> welcome back fred the opening bell on wall street. they have a have a day today because of a holiday weekend. they are having difficulty if they are going from san francisco to oakland. >> there was an accident that took place now let's get an update. >> some of the rams have been reopened. the accident occurred eastbound and seventh street where the freeway

socrates and galileo, john brown, thoreau, christ and debs heard the night cry "down with traitors!"t them gallows, crosses, prison bars; tho' we try to readjust them there they are among the stars. lives of great men all remind us we can write our names on high and departing leave behind us thumbprints in the fbi. >> today's program was actually produced for radio in 1996 with errol maitland and dan coughlin. special thanks to gary helm, brother shine and julie drizen. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. drizen. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> ♪ >> i think, to be elected president these days is,

ridge id and outdated when the head of the organization that just got around to apoll jieding to galileoity than you. but, look, you're both god's messengers. who's to say one of you's right and one of you is wrong. different interpretations of god's will as long as there's no fund amountal schism between the pope and republicans. >> reporter: pope denounced idolatry and big business. >> [ bleep ]. >> so a 2,000 year old institution is moving quicker than the gop on social issues? as sarah palin would say, you bet you. join me now are abbey huntsman and jess mcintosh. what does it say when the catholic church is more flexible on social issues than sarah palin and the gop? >> it might shock you to learn that i am not actually a papal scholar. but it sounds like the pope is pretty much in line with a lot of the american public in that it is 2013. and we are surprised though find ourselves debating and redebating contraceptive use and abortion. on emily's list we do a lot of polling of voters and women of all stripe, republican, democrat, moderate, independent, want to be talking about jobs

. >>> galileo's kyle melton who threw 41 touchdown passes during the regular season, he scored 24 unansweredo beat lowell 46-28. >>> the other semi defending champion lincoln hosting mission, jus the game winning touchdown, lincoln beats mission 18-12. >>> and thursday night football, jimmy graham hauls in a 44-yard touchdown pass from drew brees. saints win it. take a look at graham, goes in for the slam dunk celebration. he is so strong he bends the goal post. they had to stop play to fix it and you can bet the nfl will be coming out on that. that's it everybody. >>> thank you dennis. oklahoma city thunder might want to quit paying big bucks to fans who come out to take a long shot for half-time. high school teacher brad half court, there it goes, he got 20 grand for that and congratulations from jasy and beyonce who happened to be sitting court side. this was the second straight game a fan won 20 grand for that shot in oklahoma. >>> california's blow to president obama. why the promise if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor will not be true in our state. >> and breaking news acr

mark got a powerhouse taking on marshall at home all galileo on this one. fox great moves.oes 29 yards second of two touchdowns in the 1st quarter before leaving with an elbow injury. the lions scored on all four possessions of the opening quarter and beat marshall 41- 22. >>> now, we'll take a break from the fun and games to the sobering story of amy pearl. if we could all have an ounce of her strength, let's take you to marin county. >> i was photographing at a preschool. i started realizing that i was having really strange vertigo sensations. the right side of my face had been going numb for a couple of weeks. and so when i left that shoot, i decided i should probably get myself to the hospital. >> reporter: two weeks later, december of last year, amy pearl a marin county photographer runner mother of two who nine years before had beaten ovarian cancer got the results. >> at first we were told it was most likely brain cancer. so we kind of looked at each other and just went no, there's no way this could be happening. when we heard that it could possibly be m.s. it was a

. >>: not so fast as galileo a llama dennis rim of spirit and a game that was a classic sure about it all came down to this. the score 3430 lanes over the mustangs clock winding down to the fourth quarter mustang and drive it for the winter if the quarterback said to back the size to hit, he fumbles and game over. no repeats for lincoln on this circuit that however felt good. >>: it's a great game. and i have turkey cooked for me at home so it's even better for it in san francisco haazig money on kron4 notes >>anny: we're looking for sunny skies on this black friday. to fill us in on the forecast here is a >>janu:. cooler start to the debris expecting cooler. mild conditions but we do have some changes in the forecast. the chance of light showers made a week. 44 degrees currently and concord. 43 degrees at livermore. as we head into the after know what we're expecting plenty of sunshine. temperatures pretty nice. 66 degrees for santa clara. upper 60s expected for those of you in an evergreen. we're expecting 70 degrees for those of you and a lover margaret upper 60s for those of you a

. >> we'll see a moon you script from galileo when he discovered the moons of jupiter. >> but he decided to keep track of that little piece of the sky. so he watched jupiter every night for a week. >> and meet others who help us understand the roots of the area. we begin our special look with local author don fakeer, and we learn about the youngest governor in michigan's history. ..

ask galileo. the question is what kind of argument you need to make him a change?- to make change? prohibition of data is not good enough. you have questions and other things that are going on. but when you have causal, medical inference, which is what you have with sugar and diabetes, that is exactly what we had with tobacco and typlung 1960's, and it is still all we have. we have never done a scientific experience, because you would have to have a group of people and start been smoking for 50 years. that is in unethical, immoral and too expensive. 90% of what we know today is causal medical inference. but the food industry says we need scientific proof to make any change. why? because they know we will never get it. finally, regulation is tantamount to the nanny state, like michael bloomberg, the nanny. that fact is we have already been told what to eat. it is too late. everyone says, keep your hands out of my kitchen. kitchen hasr already been invaded and you have artie been told what to the of the 600,000 items in supermarket, 80% have added sugar. you've alrea

ask galileo. that is what they wanted to do with him.he question is, what level of proof do we need in order to make change? that is the arugment today. how much do you need to know? i agree, correlational data is not good enough. you do not know directionality. you have questions about multivariate versus univariate and other things that are going on. but when you have causal, medical inference, which is what you have with sugar and diabetes, that is exactly what we had with tobacco and lung cancer in the 1960's, and it is still all we have. we have never done a scientific proof experiment, because you would have to take naÏve people and start them smoking for 50 years. that is in unethical, immoral, and too expensive. 90% of what we know today in medicine today is causal medical inference. only 10% is scientific proof. but the food industry says we need scientific proof to make any change. why? because they know we will never get it. finally, regulation is tantamount to the nanny state, like michael bloomberg, the nanny. that fact is,

ask galileo. that is what they wanted to do with him.he question is, what level of proof do we need in order to make change? that is the argument for today. how much do you need to know? correlational data is not good enough. you have these questions and other things that might be going on. but when you have causal medical inference which is what we have for sugar and diabetes -- that is what we had with tobacco and lung cancer in the 1960's. guess what, it is still all we have. we have never done a scientific proof experiment. you would have to take people smoking and starting them for 50 years. do you think anyone will let you do that? that is unethical, immoral, and too expensive. 90% of what we know in medicine today is causal medical inference. the food industry says we need scientific roof to make any change. they know we will never get it. finally, regulation is tantamount to the nanny state. the fact is, we have already been told what to eat. it is too late. everyone says keep your hands out of my kitchen. is, your kitchen has al