i take the 30 to galileo high school. by the time i get on the bus it's usually packed with seniors that buy groceries and students that go to marina and francisco and galileo. oftentimes there is a lack of buses which explains why it is densely populated. the bus can cause problems. i used to go to presidio middle school and by the time i leave school and get on the one california it's packed with seniors and students that go to galileo presidio and washington. if a student or senior fall the rest of the students and seniors will fall. i like to request the sfmta boards to provide special buses with senior and students feel more safe and more enjoyable rides. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is shirlee and also a youth leader from ccdc. as many of our youth leaders have said we think that school bus routes are important, especially to those low income and transit dependent students who take the bus to school everyday and may be limited to the opportunity to go to the school of their choice. fo

galileo believed the earth revolves around the sun.ound ted cruz. [laughter] just as an aside, i want to point out -- when a guy who has his face on a hope poster calls you self-centered, you know you have a problem. the narcissism index is creeping up a little too high. meanwhile, rick santorum announced he would not attend a same-sex wedding of a friend or loved to which gays and lesbians one. across the country responded, that's not going to be a problem. [laughter] [applause] don't sweat that one. and donald trump is here. still. [laughter] anyway, it's amazing how time flies. soon the first presidential contest will take place, and i for one cannot wait to see who the koch brothers pick. it's exciting. marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker who will finally get that red rose? the winner gets a billion-dollar war chest. the runner-up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." but seriously -- a billion dollars from just two guys. is it just me or does that feel a little excessive? it's almost in

galileo believed the earth revolves around the sun.lieves the earth revolves around ted cruz. and donald trump is here. still. got to get trump in there. the president does well in that setting, luke. back to you. >> it's the best. thank you so much. we appreciate it. let's get a preview of what's coming up on moimg. >> thank you very much. rare comments from former president george w. bush slamming the president's foreign foils. we'll have more on the critique from a meeting with closed door meeting with donors plus we'll discuss what they call a pattern of benefit during clinton clinton's time as secretary of state. and protests over the death of 25-year-old freddie gray turn violent. the latest on the issue. that and much more coming up ahead on "morning joe." what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. thanks for calli

i live in bay view and i attend galileo high school. so as you can guys can probably understand the location of where i live and the school that i attend is almost half a city apart, and takes me very long to go to my school. that's not the biggest problem here. every morning i have to leave my house around 615 even though the bus stop is practically right in front of my house i still have to leave my house very early due to the fact that i have to take the t. i have two routes. i can take the t and then the 30 on market street or i can take the t and switch to 8bx and then the 30 and both routes are really unreliable. the talways -- th -- the timer -- i don't know what to say. it says 10 minutes but really it comes five minutes later, so even when i leave my house earlier than i really should, and i need -- i'm a high school student. i need my sleep

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newcomer students during the sunday morning we report the provision of work this year to balboa and galileo for students to catch up and get intensify english learn development and fill in any crediting credit recovery they may need at the same time interest it is a unique stunt bus it provides not only course offering but provides a unique opportunity for the teachers to be able to work together to roll collaborate and to develop lessons to address the needs of those children it is very there are if you district in the country that real specialize and provide strategic actions to support this reat risk population of the english. >> thank you very much any further questions i really want to attaining the el and staff it was eyed opposing. >> thank you to the parents. >> oh okay intent of the english language parents as i understand to bring attention to the issue so everyone can 1st district things for the students they're with us now and the parents want them to proceed. >> final comment also so i'd like to say also the intent of the summer programs are immersion programs for capturing the

galileo believed the earth revolves around the sun.olves around ted cruz. and just as an aside, when a guy who has his face on a hulk poster calls you self-centered, you know you've got a problem. the narcissism index is creeping up a little too high. meanwhile, rick santorum announced he would not attend the same-sex wedding of a friend or a loved one. to which gays and lesbians across the country responded, that's not going to be a problem. don't sweat that one. and donald trump is here. still. anyway. it's amazing how time flies. soon the first presidential contest will take place, and i, for one, cannot wait to see who the koch brothers pick. it's exciting. marco rubio, rand paul ted cruz jeb bush scott walker. woo will finally get that red rose? the winner gets a billion dollar war chest. the runner-up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." seriously, a billion dollars. from just two guys. is it just me or does that feel a little excessive? it's almost insulting to the candidates. the koch brothers think the

. >> i'm a 17 year-old that is attending galileo high school currently, the last year of my high school and i come from a low income family as we know that san francisco represent has skyrocketed over the past years it is hard to find housing in addition, i have to attend college matt haney there is tuition because of this revocation i haven't had the time to apply. >> are you the family member i'm sorry you're not allowed to speak under the public comment you have time under the dr requester. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> deborah a tenant and tenant representative on the building inspection we've been dealing with that the market has increased the review of those types of things the issue is jurisdiction all and available there is improper notice and this is categoryic this is your copy; right? the zoning controls of illegal removal not 0 mandatory discretionary review but whenever there's a removal the cooking facilities in a residential unit or the change of use as defined and regulated by the planning code or as relating regulated by the building code any dwelling unit to a

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it used to be that it is accepted scientific wisdom the earth is flat and this heretic named galileo was called a denier. we're now joined by a veteran gop legislator who paid a political price for his acceptance of the idea that humans are involved in climate change. he served six terms in congress from rural south carolina. he's the founder and executive director of the energy and enterprise initiative at george mason university. he's talking to us from florida. are you surprised that even at this late date, here we are in 2015 politics is still trumping science in some of these arguments and some of these debates? >> yeah, it's a couple of things. one is it's a tribal affiliation. you know, unfortunately, human beings really are somewhat tribal, particularly political human beings. that's part of the challenge, that it seems to be the other tribe, the liberals that are interested in climate change or addressing climate change. what we've got to do is turn that around and show that we can match their sentiment with a free enterprise solution that actually works. and that's the othe

i was at both schools this week at marshal, at walenberg, at galileo and in every school including the continuation schools and some less middle schools and -- >> do you get funding for the work? >> we get some funding and sandra can speak to the funding. >> there is so much that can be done. >> -- [inaudible] >> and i know the programs that -- >> i know you are. how are you currently funded for the outreach workers? >> state and federal funding. >> okay. >> and we could definitely -- to decrease that 44% we would love to sat wait the city with education and prevention and i don't know the stats for the schools and 80% do not report. there needs more report from the community city wide response around sexual assault. >> thank you so much and i appreciate you being here and thank you for your comments and feedback on how to strengthen the curriculum and programming in the schools. >> supervisor kim. >> i'm sorry. supervisor campos has a question. >> [inaudible] thank you. hi. thank you so much for the inkrrvel incredible work that you do. how many schools have you presented to? >> i wou

galileo demonstrated the first telescope right there in the original bell tower.he basilica known as the church of gold and next door the doges palace where you can almost hear the political scheming that seeped into the walls through the centuries. there may be ghosts filling st. mark's, but most days it is definitely filled with tourists. and the pigeons who love them. ♪ [ camera clicking ] so legend has it that these guys are direct descendants of the pigeons that followed the initial settlers, the ones who were fleeing from the barbarians 1500 years ago. i have no idea whether or not that's true, but as a new yorker, it's everything i can do to keep from screaming in terror right now. it's just like i'm losing my camera. thanks a lot. thanks for that. selling bird seed and selfie sticks is a new kind of cottage industry. and the cafes provide another lesson in venetian supply and demand. this is 12 euros. that's a $16 cup of coffee, people. wow. ♪ coming in winter means venice is lonelier, gloomier but an empty st. mark's square allows me to watch for other fa

galileo believed the earth revolves around the sun.evolves around ted cruz. and just as an aside i want to point out when a guy has his face on a hope poster calls you self-centered, you know you've got a problem. the narcissism index is creeping up a little too high. meanwhile, rick santorum announced he would not attend the same-sex wedding of a friend or a loved one to which gays and lesbian across the country responded, that's not going to be a problem. don't sweat that one. and donald trump is here. still. [ laughter and applause ] anyway, it's amazing how time flies. soon the first presidential contest will take place and i for one cannot wait to see who the koch brothers pick. it's exciting. marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker, who will finally get that red rose? [ laughter ] the winner gets a billion dollar war chest, the runner-up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." i mean seriously, a billion dollars from just two guys. is it just me or does that feel a little excessive? it's alm

galileo could not have proved heliocentric some without a telescope.hat we have come to understand is that even though we can do a lot of things in the brain using various basic science disciplines to physiology, the brain when it becomes too behavioral and mental functions, you have to be able to monitor tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of cells and multiple narrow circuit simultaneously to understand why you perceive something, you interpret the information, make a judgment and decide to hack this way. we don't have the tools to do it. the initiative is to create a new, more powerful set of tools to deconstruct the brain. charlie: there was an incident in south carolina about a police officer shooting a man in the back. a disturbing video. without knowing any facts does that have to do with what? all kinds of emotional things? fear? race? does it have to do with influence that shaped ones capacity to toreact? dr. lieberman: it is potentially any one of a number of things you mentioned. charlie: without having seen or talked to the subje

range from biblical genesis or big bang, to whatever happened to pluto to the whatever happened to galileo, what about the star of bethlehem. we get that that one all the time. what about the end of the user and how does that work? and of course would you baptize e.t.? and each dialogue is set in a particular place. i chose this one because it's set at the art institute of chicago. we're in the gallery of the early 20th century. paul begins: today, we're going to talk about the beginning of all things creation itself. so, it's appropriate that we're here in chicago, so each of us had a kind of personal beginning here in the windy city. you did philosophy studies at loyola university shortly after you game a jesuit and i earned my doctorate in history and philosophy of science at the university of chicago. to which i add when i read the opening versus of genesis, where a wind from god swept over the face of the waters always picture myself standing by the shore of the stormy lake huron, where i come from, but lake michigan and the windy city. it's tough for this detroiter to admit it but i

questions range from biblical genesis were big bang to whatever happened to pluto to whatever happened to galileothe start of ho-hum? >> get that one all the time this time of year. what about the end of the universe and how does that work and of course would you baptize e.t.? each dialog dialog is said in a particular place. i chose this one because it's set at the art institute of chicago. we are in the gallery of the early 20th century. today we are going to talk about the beginning of all things creation itself so it's appropriate we are here in chicago since each of us have a personal beginning here in the windy city. you did for loss of the studies that loyal you university after being a jesuit and i earned my doctorate in history and philosophy and science at the university of chicago. to which i add when i read the opening verse of genesis where wind swept over the waters i picture myself standing by the shore of the stormy lake huron from lake michigan and the windy city. it's tough for this detroiter to admit it but i love chicago. in this area that museum campus by the lakeshore is lik

if you look at newton, galileo what did they do in their spare time? astrology, all of these other things. some of our most advanced sciences are the science of revolution. and they were also, many of them, devout christians and so forth. so all of these things continued to coexist. that's really one the arguments in of the book. look at a figure like cotton mather. even many of the doctors of the town. they were men of science but they were also believers in christianity. they very easily reconciled and that's how the heavens go. this is very easily done. now you can ask your second question. >> could you recommend a biography or more reading about cotton mather? tony: i would start with "fox and the covenant." [laughter] tony: there's a lot of biographical detail. i think it's called "cotton mathers." after you read "the pox and the covenant" and give it to all of your friends, relatives, it makes a great mother's day gift maybe father's day. after you read this, there are some great biographies which really, you know, despite the publication, we sti

galileo could not have approved sellio sen rich without a telescope pasture couldn't describe microorganisms without a microscope. what we have come to understand is that even though we can do a lot of things in the brain using various basic science disciplines from genetics to molecular biology to physiology the brain when it becomes behavioral and mental functions you have to be able to monitor tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of cells and multiple neurocircuits simultaneously to understand why you perceive something you interpret the information you make a judgement and then you decide to act this way. and we simply don't have the tools to do it. so the whole thrust of the president's brain initiative is to create a new more powerful set of tools to deconstruct the brain. >> rose: you know the incident took place in south carolina about a police officer shooting a man in the back. i'm sure you saw the video, it is really disturbing video. without knowing any fact you know the man has been arrested and charged. how how does that have to do with what? >> does it have to do wit

galileo believed the earth revolved around the sun.olves around ted cruz. and just as an aside, i want to point out, when a guy who has his face on a hope poster calls you self-centered, you know you've got a problem. the narcissism index is creeping up a little too high. meanwhile, rick santorum announced that he would not attend the same-sex wedding of a friend or loved one, to which gays and lesbians across the country responded, that's not gonna be a problem. don't sweat that one. [ laughter ] and donald trump is here. still. anyway, it's amazing how time flies. soon the first presidential contest will take place, and i for one cannot wait to see who the koch brothers pick. it's exciting. marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker. who will finally get that red rose? the winner gets a billion dollar war chest. the runner-up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." i mean seriously, a billion dollars from just two guys. is it just me, or does that feel a little excessive? i mean, it's almost insult

starting with the science withand othe as t galileo and kepler and others.t certain theories and comes then the product is comes along that the sun resolves around the earth rather than assert scienceay solar system. teach they help teach us how to think and how teach us how science society progresses and how to hu fimand her appreciation for the humanities arts whatever is you. important to you. wh to my daughter i mentioned earlier is trying to figure out what to major ineg and the college she s goes to has a great history ofat then -- as i'd sa science depidartment. she emailed me and said i don't know that science had a history but now that i look at it i see how anit builds on things and how there is a method that then, as i've said about benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson that can be we teach biology whatever. but if you want to understand where biology is going and where it came from read the double transferred to how we make a system, a society. so i think an appreciation for the history of science is something that our society could grab onto mo

[laughter] a ted cruz said denying the existence of climate change made him like galileo.hter] that is not really an apt comparison. and that seems really self-centered, and when the guy who has his face i hope poster is telling you -- his face on a hope poster, you know that you are self-centered. meanwhile, rick santorum said he would not attend the gay wedding or marriage of a loved one to which gay people across america said, that's not going to be a problem. [laughter] and donald trump is here. still. [laughter] anyway, it is an exciting time, we have the presidential race, and i can't wait to see who the koch brothers will pick. who will finally get that red rose? the winner gets a billion-dollar war chest, and the runner-up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." a billion dollars! from just two guys! is it just me or does that seem a little excessive? they need to spend $1 billion to get someone to like their people. i know, i have raise money to, but in all fairness, my middle name is hussein. [laughter] [applause] and i really like barry san