boo ganlz where blacks and gaze and straits went there and associated that's a international place now we call it the industrial peacock you're looking for straight or gay or young girl or boy it's a international place that area should be a place for san francisco should know its culture and history as a native of san francisco percent of natives it's a place that needs to be remain historically connected to all generations. and polk street is a good place and it's right down here in near city hall which is dr. carter be good it's part of that it's renamed after the greatest dr. in the state our honorable mayor former mayor willie brown ran for office this is a why the bay bridge is inflamed after the former mayor willie brown >> sir anyone else, sir you've spoken already. any other members from the public. why not hear from the opponents if you could step forward >> hello. my name is paul, i represent the architecture firm in the neighborhood we object to the cv d don't find it would act with usefulness we're able to maintain your building and sidewalks and we're fine doing so in the

>> exactly. >> now calibrated to my gaze, they work the keyboard like fingers. they are almost 2000 preprogrammed words or phrases that i can choose from or i can type my own. >> it's not easy. >> hello. my name is shini. >> you probably don't want a male voice? >> hello. my name is shini. >> hello my name is shini? >> hello. my name is shini. >> computer generated voices have been around awhile. it's widely recognized this person. >> rut ger come up here. come on boy. >> go get it. a little kiss at the same time? >> tony has been silenced by her als but walker still responds to the voice that has summoned him. >> good dog. you ha you are such a good boy. generated from a tobi custom recordings. >> hi. my name is holly. it's nice to meet you. that. >> diagnosed with als two and a half years ago, holly started recording her voice about six months before she lost the ability to speak. banking. >> that was the machine talking. i take no responsibility. >> the conversation not banked, she must fall back to the computer's voice. >> how important is it to you to be ab

been impasses by the lgbt community, however, in the 30s and 40s this was nothing to celebrate the gaze were forced to wear the pink triangle on the sleeves to set them apart from other prisoners it identifies each the indications of quota quota unintensifyables and brown for gypsies and red for political prisoners and purple for jeff witnesses and black for anti socials they meant lesbians and paint pink for homosexuals the pink were larger so the guards could identify them it's said those who we're the pink triangle were singled out to get the harshest treatment and so some of the other gnats with harm them at the end of the war virtually all the prisoners we are released expect those who we're the pink triangle many who we're the pink triangle their harm continued it's alters same kind of haired that haunts the gaze and blacks and others the taliban in africa go required us to wear the pink triangle and this is history as also repeats itself that's why at taking place we must remind people of the hatred and prevent it from happening what happened in the holocaust must be m my not be

he sits ramrod straight atop his mount, his gaze fixed southward where the traffic of 20th century washingtonwirls around his bivouac. >> 40 years ago on august 9, 19 74, richard nixon's presidency ended and gerald ford's began. vice president ford was sworn into the nation's highest office at noon that day, shortly after president nixon, who announces resignation tonight before, departed the white house for civilian life. up next on american history tv is the presidency, three speeches that the new president delivered in his first month in office. we will see a swearing in ceremony and address to a joint session of congress, and a white house press conference. first, we return to august 9, 1974 and a crowded east room at the white house. this video is courtesy of the gerald r ford presidential library and runs 11 minutes. [applause] >> fuel raise your right hand and repeat after me -- i, gerald r ford you saw miss where. >> i gerald r ford do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully the office of president of the united states and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect and defend,

. >> i am particularly fond of this picture because it shows my grandfather gazing at the moment of thep's launch. >> the moment when william gibbs' ship superseded the story of that other luxury ocean liner. >> there is the inevitable comparison to the titanic. it's from the same time. >> yes, well, our ship is the most famous ship that didn't sink. >> in her memories, gibbs' grandfather was a reserved, dry figure. he died when she was only five. but in combing through his old letters, susan gibbs found her grandfather was a man determined to build a ship, he fast h fast, stronger and safer than any other. even banning the use of any wood on the ship to prevent fire. >> the catastrophe of the titanic, as well as other vessels motivated my grandfather, he like to say with respect to the second degre s.sd states, you can't set her on fire, sing her or catcher. he was maniacal about safety aboard the vessel. >> and he was passionate about his dream. >> he would tell reporters that he loved this ship more than his wife, more than life itself. there is a picture on the wall of my home here

speaks through his eyes, gazing at the computer screen to produce a synthesized voice. how frustrating is it to not hear your own voice? >> frustrating for a while. i'm thankful that i could communicate through the use of technology. this is the state of the art of that technology. the toby i 15. i got to try it out. >> the camera scaps my eyes. >> yes. >> the camera looks at how the eye. >> the computer is sending out infrared rays. all the dark spots reflect that. >> calibrated to my gaze, my eyes work the keyboard like fingers. there's 2,000 preprogrammed words or phrases i can choose from, or i can type my own. >> hello. >> you probably don't want a male voice. >> hello, my name is shini. >> hello, my name is shini. >> reporter: computer generated voices have been around, but it's recognised yes don't capture theestens of a person. >> come up here. come on, boy. go get it. a little kiss at the same time. >> holly has been silenced by als. walker responds to the voice that summoned him. >> good dog. you're such a good boy. >> now generated from a toby, custom loaded

calibrated to my gaze, my eyes work the keyboard like my fingers. there are precalibrated words i can choose from, or type my own. >> you probably don't want to no. >> hello, my name is shini. >> hello, my name is shini. >> reporter: computer-generated voices have been around, but it's recognised that they don't really capture the essence of a person. >> come up here, come on boy. come on, boy. >> go get it. >> a little kiss at the same time. >> reporter: holly has been silenced by her als. walker responds to the voice that summoned him. >> good dog. >> now generated from a toby, custom loaded with 840 of her own recordings. >> hi, my name is holly, it's nice to meet you. >> reporter: it's lovely to hear you say that. diagnosed with als, holly started recording her voice about six months before losing the ability to speak. a process called voice message banking. >> that was the machine talking, i take into responsibility. >> for conversation not banked, holly must full back to the computer's voice. >> how important is it for you to use your voice th

allow for that cement to be brought in to rebuild and help build the homes of the tens of thousands of gazes who have been displaced. that would be under strict supervision. there are plans to ease but not lift the blockade on gaza, allowing goods and service to say come in and out of gaza with strict intersection and agreement by the palestinian authority, as well as israel. another proposal would be the transferring of money from a third party to allow for salaries in gaza to be paid for bureaucrats, as well as officials, but there is a lot of opposition to some proposals inside the security cabinet. while there is support from some of the more moderate members to not only agree to this proposal by the egyptians, but also to see the palestinian authority strengthened, as well as abass, there are hardliners who are trying to build opposition and try to see when it comes to the transferring of money, that there are very strict controls put in place. this is the challenge ahead for prime minister benjamin netanyahu, not just to try and reach a deal with the palestinian delegation, but also to

distinctive style, thanks to the transparency of the material and the brilliant color of the decorative gaze, it has fans all around the world. this year, he marked his 85th birthday by starting work on a major project. looking ahead to the 400th anniversary of arita ware in 2016, he plans to complete 400 new works in white porcelain he believes will express the essence of arita ware. each of the work also be unique. the aim of the project is to convey the striking beauty of arita ware. he likes to go for walks in the countryside. the changing seasons, even the changes from hour to hour, all inspire creativity. >> translator: nature changes with each season. looking at the changing seasons, i get all kinds of inspiration on my walks. >> reporter: it's all very important for him to interact with a lot of people. when he turned 70, he started offering free pottery classes. his students are allowed to use any of his tools. tay come from a variety of backgrounds, some are housewives, others are office workers. and they come from far afield. he says he's struck by the enthusiasm with which they a

the angel gazes out towards one as one looks at the picture, his finger pointing to saint john to guideus to the prophetic figure who can explain the mission of the christ child. ten years later, leonardo returned to this theme because the original painting, an altarpiece, had been taken away from its owners, the brotherhood of the immaculate conception. and this later version is now at the national gallery in london, but there are only slight differences between the two. the conception is the same-- the triangular composition unaltered, the essential beauty of the creation intact. and it is fascinating to compare the two versions. "to bathe a thing in light," leonardo wrote, "is to merge it with the infinite." he realized that light did not exist without its opposite, shade. leonardo's subtle shading of face and form is known as sfumato. it is one of the most distinctive qualities of his drawings and paintings. he captured the very air that stands between the eye and the object it perceives. his rendering of the delicate shadows he saw, his concern with light and shade, influenced many

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movement who will speak today that nothing should should be made quick and fast with african-american gazein san francisco versus just black people in san francisco we have been divided too long on those issues from housing to sexuality to where we live and who represents us to you - with today being bishops birthday - >> thank you very much let's hear from the next person this to the the san francisco aids foundation keep it to that. >> if a person has go pathway we end up in a sooner gay behavior and with aids as a final result. i spent sometime during a holy brother in a district i went from the center to the number one richmond district and enjoyed a wonderful meal in a chinese restaurant and only spent so much money i've got good relationship with the surrounding area customers my friends so we need a better pathway and engagement you don't end up like gay people and have aids. i'm putting one hundred percent of cleanliness and - my career for a human being is maximum missed i know i was going to get hungry the richmond district the same restaurant for my dinner see. >> let me ask are

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but the real miracle is that you also see the same incredible vista that the mewak indians gazed upon five years ago when they first made yosemite their home. that may be the challenge and the struggle for yosemite. can it endure with the hand of man and nature. a parking lot allowed visitors to drive right up to the lake. now the parking lot is torn up. gone. slowly drying up because nature declares it to be so. yosemite has coexisted with the demand of time and man. and to see yosemite is to save it. >>> still to come on a second look, riding through yosemite as our great grandparents might have done behind the wheel of a model t. a bit later the story of one remarkable man who made a promise he was going to climb el capitan. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. you treat every minute like it's a chance to do something. so you're always moving. constantly searching for the next opportunity to make the most of what life has to offer. your time is valuable. so you reac

. >> reporter: we have the meteor showers, we have a lot of star gazing to do. >> reporter: let's look at the schuylkill expressway, it's looking relatively beautiful i suppose. tail lights are heading toward spring garden street. on spring garden street they are starting a new rehab project working during the daytime 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., don't fear they will keep one lane open in each direction at all times, the project begins today through next summer and they work on the schuylkill expressway and bridges going over the river and mlk drive. the routes 10, 11, 13 and 34 and 36 are being diverted to 40th and market through next monday. >> reporter: if you're riding mass transit, 9:00 a.m., 75, we've got a nice day ahead no weather problems. noon, 83. 3:00 p.m., 85 degrees, 6:00 p.m. we'll be coming down from a high of 86 it will be about 84. a good looking day ahead. let's look at the seven-day forecast. our high today, 86, lots of sunshine, tomorrow is the wet day, tomorrow we have showers or thunderstorms, most especially the second half of the day, the heaviest rain could be in t

at 5 years old he's already got the sin sit of ed war r murrow, the reassuring gaze of walter concrete more gravitas than steve doocy. and he's already established the word "apparently" as his catch-phrase. that is the sort of senseless repetition that marks a real news legend like sean hannity. >> we were at another iron dome location, remember there's nine of them that literally cover the entire state of israel, literally we heard an iron dome go off, we literally went to the border, literally if you are 5, 10 you could walk in that tinl. i literally walked down a slope. >> i literally walked. >> lit reallyly. >> literally. >> literally behind me. >> stephen: apparently-- (cheers and applause) apparently that five-year-old child could replace sean hannity. literally. (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) hi. we need this to tow my science project. ah, a do it all tundra, good timing. our annual clearance event only happens once a year. we built a shuttle. a shuttle? yeah, carbon fiber wings, it works. better get an a. you mean, he better get an a. that's what i said.

they talk about how france is naval gazing right now but the debate is really a european one. they say socialists in france are actually pretty irresponsible for washing their dirty laundry in public and they call this a pathetic show here in france. >> with the international look at the political move here in france at the moment. thanks for that. it's now time to take a look at the latest in sports news. >> djokovic second open to the u.s. open, while staph rencko equired two tiebreaks. the frenchman's still got a lot to battle past in four sets. >> yeah, it was a difficult first match for me who is a tenacious paper. after the first set i didn't play very well but timely i think i'm happy because i fought in the match and of course that was the main target. a titanic struggle. -- finalist jankovic and first round isn't easy for anybody for her or for me. my experience and tennis were an advantage for me today. i still think she's literally fresh for this kind of match. won 6-1, 6-2. everything is going very well at he moment. the 2004 champions league winners lead after the

at 5 years old he's already got the sin sit of ed war r murrow, the reassuring gaze of walter concretesteve doocy. and he's already established the word "apparently" as his catch-phrase. that is the sort of senseless repetition that marks a real news legend like sean hannity. >> we were at another iron dome location, remember there's nine of them that literally cover the entire state of israel, literally we heard an iron dome go off, we literally went to the border, literally if you are 5, 10 you could walk in that tinl. i literally walked down a slope. >> i literally walked. >> lit reallyly. >> literally. >> literally behind me. >> stephen: apparently-- (cheers and applause) apparently that five-year-old child could replace sean hannity. literally. (laughter) we'll be right back. in india we have 400 million people who don't have electricity and i just figured that it's time i do something about it. what we're doing right now, along with ibm, is to actually transfer data through a satellite from our wind farms directly onto the cloud. i think we could create a far more efficient syste

projects leading to its e itself closer in 18934 a special division of getting stop had a list of gaze and lesbians. in 2012 the u began minister rated workshops detaining lgbt people and preparing his individuals and organization in 1936, the combating of homosexuals happened and in february 2014 they had a homosexual act to combat homosexual are prison terms back in the 1930s that was called pursue 41 and now in 2012 on our watch we're riding the crest of a wave with a potential it all stops with lives and scapegoating of x are termination getting rid of occurring homosexuality or letting the general populace attack people by mob justice or prison it's getting rid of homosexuality. after the u gallon act was signed red are pepper magazine out 2 hundred of unbegan homosexuals sending people out and those people were barbed and evicted and beaten and threatened with mob justice overnight. i have a question for you imagine if i had access to the internet as we as a jewish population invited people to san francisco to attend a jewish festival and minimal if they said no, no we're going w

i was distracted by the effort of keeping my frame (the leftward lean, head turned just enough to gaze out past your ear and always smiling, smiling), i didn't notice how still you'd become until we had done it (for two measures? four?)-- achieved flight, that swift and serene magnificence, before the earth remembered who we were and brought us down. (applause) thank you. ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if music were a religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here with sahara smith! ♪ >> sun studio sessions and its performers are brought to you in part by the america american sof composers, authors and publishers, ascap, home of america's songwriters. >> elvis presley, still making music history more than 50 years after he began. elvis presley's graceland is proud to be a

superintendent michael gaze worked at candlestick for 36 years and is glad the 49ers have found a newhome in santa clara. >> going to play down at levi this sunday and everything. the concert after this, it's done, it's over with and i'm kind of glad to just get it over with. >> gaze says he doesn't even have to cover the grass to protect it during the mccartney concert. that's because candlestick is being torn down next year. >>> time is 5:25. back in the 1950s katherine johnson was banned from playing little league baseball because she was a girl. but now little league baseball plans to honor here at the little league world series. now at the age of 12, katherine, disguised herself as a boy. she changed her name to tubby. she tried out for a local team in corning, new york and she made the team. she became one of the best players they had, batting third in the lineup and playing 1st base. that is until she got caught. then the league benched her for good. >> no girls under any circumstances will ever play little league baseball. so i can remember when my dad came home, he said, now

like them. ,> with so much destruction people gathered what little they under the they left watchful gazef the israeli military. many of the tanks that had been , and out on the horizon, you can just make out the soldiers who have been operating here. at is theu're looking israeli front lines. that's where they put their tanks. we have seen the moving this morning. we have seen infantry troops appearing to pull out back into israel, but for now, they are still holding their positions here in eastern gaza. the mood remains very tense. people have been running away. there have been a few gunshots into the air. what people really want to know is whether this temporary cease-fire can be built upon for a lasting peace. few hours.d just a after two israeli soldiers were killed and an officer captured, the cease-fire was over. both sides accusing the other of breaking the truce. more than 50 were killed in this town, and tragically familiar scenes unfolded on the emergency wall. it was supposed to be a good news day for quadruplets born this week. on ahoped for the future day of cease-fire, but

at 5 years old he's already got the sin sit of ed war r murrow, the reassuring gaze of walter concreteore gravitas than steve doocy. and he's already established the word "apparently" as his catch-phrase. that is the sort of senseless repetition that marks a real news legend like sean hannity. >> we were at another iron dome location, remember there's nine of them that literally cover the entire state of israel, literally we heard an iron dome go off, we literally went to the border, literally if you are 5, 10 you could walk in that tinl. i literally walked down a slope. >> i literally walked. >> lit reallyly. >> literally. >> literally behind me. >> stephen: apparently-- (cheers and applause) apparently that five-year-old child could replace sean hannity. literally. (laughter) we'll be right back. wait, are you running full adobe photoshop on a tablet? yep. but it's not just a tablet, it's really a laptop. it's a surface pro 3, with a touchscreen. well it can't be as fast as my mac. sure, it can. and it is. but you probably can't plug anything into it. i have a usb mini display port.