the next day i was excited because we didn't have to go to school, but when i returned to school, galileo high school, the best high school in san francisco, madam wasn't there and all most lost it because i wanted to talk to her about it. she was so amazing she made her class available to all of us even during lunch time where we am no where to go or talk to and she couldn't make it to work thmpt bridge was broken, as you know it fell down and many had to commute around to the golden gate bridge and it was challenge, but it was sad to not have my teacher making it to work and didn't understand at that time and this is in 89, i didn't understand why she couldn't live in a great place like san francisco. providing this housing opportunities for the teachericize one of the most important things we can do as a city. they deserve this. they are educating and dealing with challenging children every single day. i understand-i actually hope that they would accept my apology today for all the trouble i gave them and know the fact that they continue to work with me, the fabt they continued to work

it really began with galileo and newton and the scientific revolution which was, the point of that, the bigger point, was that the universe is governed by natural laws and principles that can be discovered and then applied to change the world. so physics, biology, medicine. these all started it off. shortly after newton everybody in europe and the u.k. and then eventually the united states wanted to emulate newton. they wanted to be the newton of economics, the newton of society, the newton of culture; that is, discover the principles that guide, say, an economy. so before the enlightenment, there was no economics. before adam smith, there was no science of economics, you know? adam smith, everybody thinks adam smith's famous book is called "the wealth of nations." that's not the title of his book, the title is an inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations. it's a book of science. he's inquiring into, well, what is wealth and where does it come from? because we want more of it for more people, how do we do that? there must be some principles that we can discover and the

galileo, da vinci. >> good grief. >> at least you know about gravity. good luck, charles, my one true unrequited love. >> all right, peppermint patty, you know all about physical activity, how am i going to get my kite up in the air? >> listen, chuck, it takes raw athleticism, muscle memory. you've got to bulk up. here, try these. aaugh! >> just keep swinging at it, just keep it, and by the way, you kind of like me, don't you? >> i will fly a kite this year. you've stud eat weather. i've felt the rhythm and learned strength. let's go, trusty kite. come on! >> you can do it. fly the kite. >> is it over yet? >> dylan dreyer is the kite, ladies and gentlemen. >> i didn't fall. >> wow, it worked for me. >> laid it on there. >> that went a little too long. >> no, no. >> went cheek to cheek, it was a lingering cheek kiss, thank you, >> my pleasure. >> thanks, losy. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> lucy van pelt. skrats out here? >> i was worried this whole thing would fall apart once i started skating but we did it. >> i think we've got some side-by-sid

i went to galileo and city college of san francisco and decided i wanted to sell real estate, but that turn a turn for the worse. so i had no idea what i was going to do in an expensive city, you know, how the rent is here? so i joined the local 22 and became a carpenter and found it to be satisfying, creating something from nothing. there is a blank space there and you drop by and there is a building there. so i grew up inner-city kid with nothing, as a metaphor and now i have a career. so i also created something from nothing within myself. so i would just like to push this project to give more people like me to have the opportunity to create something from nothing. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. recreation and park commission, my name is joel copple and i work for the san francisco electrical and electrician's union and also speaking for other unions. i'm a san francisco resident from here, grew up hire. live right next to golden gate park and appreciate what the rec and parks commission does. i have a letter addressed to planning president fong that i would like to su

it brought galileo to trial by the inquisition.f you try to buy out today, it's about $2.5 million. >> host: it brought galileo to trial. >> guest: yes. >> host: what happens copernicus? >> guest: well, copernicus died just as the book came out. so he never knew whether people laughed at him, accepted the idea. he had no idea. >> host: was he well known in his time? >> guest: he was known in his circle of influence. as a mathematician, astronomers definitely knew who he was and what he was working on. and he was considered a very good authority. people often appealed to him on questions of astronomy. >> host: did he ever at any point question his catholic faith because of the backlash from the church? >> guest: he doesn't seem to have ever done that, and he didn't really experience a backlash from the church, because by the time he published, he died. .. >>> good afternoon. thank you all for join us for the silicon valley atx panel. i'm your molted rater this afternoon. i like to take a moment to thank the folks that make this fest

before you then the department i'm a member of the lowell high school along with the lincoln how and galileo high school must and will oppose that i don't want to speak for thigh colleagues the reasons to share their oppositions allow me to tell you about one-size-fits-all and the i am position of the philharmonic first populated is harem full at lowell we have a large number of the students in engineering after and for engineering a rigorous algebra based physics class work to essential ethnicity grade conceptual physics didn't cut it such a course sew utterly worth less it didn't produce skills many matter of fact graders don't have the algebra skills this go up is forced to take ethnicity grade physics is a waste of time and worse for many it will inspiring crowd out their schedules courses they need such physics one a course which ma ♪ group are preventing able to take others advanced courses we'll otherwise want to take them because the requirement to waste a year on a course that didn't benefit them san francisco unified went down this path and scraped it 5 years later please don't mak

the next day i was excited because we didn't have to go to school, but when i returned to school, galileo high school, the best high school in san francisco, madam wasn't there and all most lost it because i wanted to talk to her about it. she was so amazing she made her class available to all of us even during lunch time where we am no where to go or talk to and she couldn't make it to work thmpt bridge was broken, as you know it fell down and many had to commute around to the golden gate bridge and it was challenge, but it was sad to not have my teacher making it to work and didn't understand at that time and this is in 89, i didn't understand why she couldn't live in a great place like san francisco. providing this housing opportunities for the teachericize one of the most important things we can do as a city. they deserve this. they are educating and dealing with challenging children every single day. i understand-i actually hope that they would accept my apology today for all the trouble i gave them and know the fact that they continue to work with me, the fabt they continued to work

i personally and we have been waiting since 1998 for a mission to follow up on the galileo discoveryf the ocean under europa and from my point of view, it's a critical mission to do and i would make that my number one right now. >> so i would like to see a large space telescope that can take spectra of other earth-like planets orbiting stars like the proposed and discussed mission, tpf which you may have heard about. i think the advantage of studying extra solar planets is a chance to look for -- to do an experiment sort to say on how life arises on terrestrial planets in a variety of environments. that's what i would like to see. >> i'm not sure what list i'm choosing from here but as a radio astronomer and someone interested asidia it would be to put a radio telescope on the moon. it's protected from the interference of the earth and allows us to observe at very, very low frequencies very effectively. >> you all make a choices really tough.-/cxa don't you? following up on the last answer, some people think because we have been to the moon we shouldn't return to the moon. there's so

collaborative and the plazas 16 coalition a proud of stanford university from betsey carmichael to galileo and i'm here to speak on a breach of trust and to plea for transparency the san francisco unified school district 55 two mailers sent out by the superintendant has condominium. >> breach of trust and the served community at large the people before me have already spoken on the need correction we're not here seeking revenge or punishment we're here only seeking transparency we're here seeking truth updated information must be sent out to mash marshall including what happened at the meeting as well as an updated timeline including the delay by litigation. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm the member of the coalition i just want to bring to the attention that sometime we have a huge crisis in affordable housing if we're not able to recruit the entertains not opportunity to live here all families are living in places everyone is sharing their room and based on the numbers that the school board has for the mission district all the public schools have 3 hundred and 50 families

i personally and we have been waiting since 1998 for a mission to follow up on the galileo discoveryf the ocean under europa and from my point of view, it's a critical mission to do and i would make that my number one right now. >> so i would like to see a large space telescope that can take spectra of other earth-like planets orbiting stars like the proposed and discussed mission, tpf which you may have heard about. i think the advantage of studying extra solar planets is a chance to look for -- to do an experiment sort to say on how life arises on terrestrial planets in a variety of environments. that's what i would like to see. >> i'm not sure what list i'm choosing from here but as a radio astronomer and someone interested asidia it would be to put a radio telescope on the moon. it's protected from the interference of the earth and allows us to observe at very, very low frequencies very effectively. >> you all make a choices really tough.-/cxa don't you? following up on the last answer, some people think because we have been to the moon we shouldn't return to the moon. there's so

the next day i was excited because we didn't have to go to school, but when i returned to school, galileo high school, the best high school in san francisco, madam wasn't there and all most lost it because i wanted to talk to her about it. she was so amazing she made her class available to all of us even during lunch time where we am no where to go or talk to and she couldn't make it to work thmpt bridge was broken, as you know it fell down and many had to commute around to the golden gate bridge and it was challenge, but it was sad to not have my teacher making it to work and didn't understand at that time and this is in 89, i didn't understand why she couldn't live in a great place like san francisco. providing this housing opportunities for the teachericize one of the most important things we can do as a city. they deserve this. they are educating and dealing with challenging children every single day. i understand-i actually hope that they would accept my apology today for all the trouble i gave them and know the fact that they continue to work with me, the fabt they continued to work

i went to galileo and city college of san francisco and decided i wanted to sell real estate, but that turn a turn for the worse. so i had no idea what i was going to do in an expensive city, you know, how the rent is here? so i joined the local 22 and became a carpenter and found it to be satisfying, creating something from nothing. there is a blank space there and you drop by and there is a building there. so i grew up inner-city kid with nothing, as a metaphor and now i have a career. so i also created something from nothing within myself. so i would just like to push this project to give more people like me to have the opportunity to create something from nothing. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. recreation and park commission, my name is joel copple and i work for the san francisco electrical and electrician's union and also speaking for other unions. i'm a san francisco resident from here, grew up hire. live right next to golden gate park and appreciate what the rec and parks commission does. i have a letter addressed to planning president fong that i would like to su

i went to galileo and city college of san francisco and decided i wanted to sell real estate, but that turn a turn for the worse. so i had no idea what i was going to do in an expensive city, you know, how the rent is here? so i joined the local 22 and became a carpenter and found it to be satisfying, creating something from nothing. there is a blank space there and you drop by and there is a building there. so i grew up inner-city kid with nothing, as a metaphor and now i have a career. so i also created something from nothing within myself. so i would just like to push this project to give more people like me to have the opportunity to create something from nothing. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. recreation and park commission, my name is joel copple and i work for the san francisco electrical and electrician's union and also speaking for other unions. i'm a san francisco resident from here, grew up hire. live right next to golden gate park and appreciate what the rec and parks commission does. i have a letter addressed to planning president fong that i would like to su

the next day i was excited because we didn't have to go to school, but when i returned to school, galileo high school, the best high school in san francisco, madam wasn't there and all most lost it because i wanted to talk to her about it. she was so amazing she made her class available to all of us even during lunch time where we am no where to go or talk to and she couldn't make it to work thmpt bridge was broken, as you know it fell down and many had to commute around to the golden gate bridge and it was challenge, but it was sad to not have my teacher making it to work and didn't understand at that time and this is in 89, i didn't understand why she couldn't live in a great place like san francisco. providing this housing opportunities for the teachericize one of the most important things we can do as a city. they deserve this. they are educating and dealing with challenging children every single day. i understand-i actually hope that they would accept my apology today for all the trouble i gave them and know the fact that they continue to work with me, the fabt they continued to work