from here to here, from here to here, same, same. the path would be no different if you change direction, okay? so the law of reflection, gang, is simply that the angle of incidence, light coming in hitting a mirror surface, will be equal to the angle of reflection. it's common to measure those from a vertical line perpendicular to the surface called the normal. so we usually say this angle, this angle, same, same. everyone that plays pool knows that. when you're playing pool where you bank your shots, you know that the angle that you come in, the angle you come out is the same. any question on that? now, this holds for not only plane mirrors but all kinds of mirrors, even curved mirrors. because any face, the light coming in, boom, will bounce off at the same angle. this angle, this angle, will always be the same. and that's even true of what's called diffused reflection. if you look at a surface that's very, very rough, okay? light coming in will hit right here. you see this angle here? it will bounce off like that. maybe light com

maybe right in here there's a happy little stick lives here. we bent him...have to make those little noises or it don't work... few little sticks and twigs here and there. maybe there's a couple around the house. this fellow probably cuts his yard about like i do, and i'm the world's worst yard keeper. let me get a fan brush here, and i have several of these old fan brushes going. go right into some van dyke brown. load the brush full of paint, lot of color. i know what i want to do. let's take the oval off now, and i'll show you what happens. bring the camera right up here close and i'm going to take this piece of con-tact paper off. isn't that fantastic? right there you've got a beautiful painting. but you know me, i can't stop with it. i've got to keep piddling with it. i get letters all the time saying bob, you had a beautiful painting. i thought you'd ruined it until right to the very end. now i want a tree. i like to break the borders on these ovals. we introduced these ovals, oh, three or four series ago, and they have become one of the

goes from here to here or here to here, or i don't forget which is which, okay? but it flows all in one-- we have a name for current that has one directional flow. guest what we call it, gang. direct. direct current, dc. to say you have dc current is to say you have current that flows in one direction. that doesn't mean it has to be steady, steady, steady, it could be pulsed. you go off, on, off, on or something like that. but always one direction through the wire. and then you have the kind of current that lights the lamps in the room here and at home. and the kind of current you have in your home, and what is that? alternating. it alternates back, forth, back, forth. we call the kind of current that alternates back and forth guess what. - alternating. - alternating current, ac, okay? and here's how the ac current works. you see this washing machine right here? see the washing machine agitator? i'm gonna put my clothes in here. can you see that? look at the motor underneath there, gang. notice all it is, it's a region that contains water and it's got a paddle li

chris kaiser earlier he flew for the navy many years he is here brought his wife here he is a space buff just wouldn't want to miss this thing we have a lot of families out here, and you know i don't know if you guys can see, discovery on the 747 from another vantage point but we will see it in a moment here and everybody is very excited. >> bob we will hang with you because we do want to see it, you know we want to get reaction from everybody and see it as it does approach dulles airport for those wondering yes, it is early, it is running i would estimate 15, 20 minutes ahead of schedule, which is great, and we don't know what the exact plan is, but nasa when it does this kind of thing, is pretty accommodating, so you know the folks at nasa know everyone is coming out the see this my suspicion even though it is ahead of schedule it will continue to fly around the region for the allotted amount of time. >> from 10 to 11 still. >> i suspect even though it is running a little early. >> i mean, it is hard to understand that we are watching now a 747, outfitted to you know, give this shuttle

have here i'm sure a document here and a website as to where the other locations are. happy million tons, mike, but also a great thanks to everybody for doing a wonderful job and working with us, great stewardship here, again jason and congratulations to everybody in joining this collaborative effort, thank you very much. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. my name is sheila chun hagen. i'm here representing supervisor david campos who represents district nine. supervisor campos loves come post. it's great to be here at allegheny farm which is in district nine. it reminds me of a garage sale where you quickly find out that one person's trash is another person's treasure. here we are finding that all of our collective come post here in san francisco becomes a treasure for the entire community. we can be at a place that grows nutritious food and teaches the importance of growing food, of camposing and being good stewards of the environment. i want to thank all of the san francisco residents for the awareness and willingness to take action to make this change take plac

here is highway 14. this is very close to the speedway, i believe, the texas motor speedway and this storm is tracking off to the northeast at 20- to 25-miles per hour. tornado warning in effect for southwestern denton county. back to tarrant county storm. >> baseball-sized hail in euless area and 3" to 5" tree limbs down near the ballpark. >> this is west arlington. a home's roof has been damaged. we have trees uprooted, more damage to roofs here. this is the storm currently tracking in the euless area. tornado, we believe, is on the round in euless. it just passed through arlington 10 or 15 minutes ago. this is the damage it produced here when it passed through. it is moving, and continues to move north here. a very dangerous situation here in far eastern tarrant county near dfw airport. we believe it will track over the dfw airport property. all baseball-sized hail reported in euless, and 3" to 5" diameter limbs down near lamar with more information from arlington with quarter sized-hail in allegeed n

it turns i'll have the same speed here, here and here. no, i won't either. no, i won't either. now, lionel, the tape's okay. leave it going. sorry. [laughter] i get a little mixed up. do you guys get mixed up with this stuff? i mean, all the time, i get mixed up with elementary physics. so if you guys get mixed up, don't feelad. i'm with you, all right? with this clip, i'm gonna fasten the point to here. now, i'm gonna crank this again, okay? if you see a lightning bolt from here to here, if you see that, scouts honor, "a" in the course. if you don't see that, then you got to do your exams and study and da, da, da, da, okay? so let's try it now. [laughter] i've seen it. scouts honor. scouts honor. never go back on a scout's honor. [laughter] oh, boy. [laughter] it's almost as if there's a spark there, isn't there? [laughter] this is most unusual. i think i see-- try switching the other side. no. and, gang, i have no explanation for this this is new to me. can you put it on the other side? this should--it should be less probable, though, but-- you see it's got to leak from one t

you can see them here.they will be protesting the right to exist in public spaces as they have put it here and san francisco police, telling kron 4 that they were contacting the buildings' owners. no arrests have been made. we have shown you that they will be in this occupy vacant building this morning in san francisco and not causing any trouble. expect to stay there for one day. and in oakland, the occupy protesters, they had some destruction over the weekend. and police, they are now asking for your help as to woke broke the windows and the protesters were in oakland, staging the weekly protest since the violent confrontation happened earlier this year. >> and so that will be happening earlier this morning. five people were escaping as the house burned. the house was located here on the 300 block of barnison avenue. they are telling kron 4 that it started early this morning in the detached garage. at around 4:00 a.m. there were five people living inside the house and including four children, one adult. t

that is located here at 1800 oakdale. i am standing because i would love for us to stay here. it is great we have been in the community. we are a grassroots organization. we have started offering ged classes here and it is more appropriate -- we're trying to raise the bar for our participants. they can get the feel of being in a college setting so they can start learning what it is to take their education to a higher level. please for the hunters point family staying here. thank you. >> i do not need three minutes. i will share with my brother. i live and work in hunters point, i play in hunters point, i raise kids in hunters point. and i work for hunters point family. the reason i am here today is to ask that we are allowed to stay here to work with other community-based organizations, they have a proven track record. i'm here representing three of my children. i have one son who is at the airport internship. i have a daughter that just got hired the 21st. she came to matters. family ever since she was 24 -- said she was a child. she is 24 now. whatever support i needed with

establishing here. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, not only for the enthusiast them cover the very foundation we are creating, we have more to go, more to work with and put together. thank you for locating this wonderful conference here. [applause] >> thank you so much, and congratulations mayor lee. we have an award to give you. i have to get my apologies to joe and mike. in the excitement of mayor lee and the award, wanted to ask two important partners to make some remarks. joe is with autodesk, the most important design companies that are leading the charge in bringing designed to cleantech, an important partner bringing investment and incredibly important software to cleantech. a couple words from you. >> thank you. how about a hand of applause for our great mayor ed lee again? [applause] thank you for standing in the rain and braving the weather to be with us today. it is a great event. i want to thank you for selling bringing it with us today. also to recognize all the great wor

barton was here. so i'm really walking exactly on the same stairs with my hand on the same rail that clara barton did for that eight-year period of time when she lived here in the building. just recently the general services administration got in touch with my museum, the national museum of civil war medicine, and we together proposed a partnership to make this space a museum so people everywhere could enjoy the historical significance of this and hopefully learn about humanitarianism and the importance of public service. so, the building was originally scheduled for demolition. it was owned by gsa. they did end up selling it with a perpetual easement for the entire third floor which was miss barton's space and half of the first floor where we hoped to put in a welcome center and have educational programs. the gsa felt pretty strongly about that and were waiting for the right kind of partner to come along, and the medical museum aspect of it and, of course, clara barton contributed significantly to th

actually-- she's not here yet. she's not here yet. she's not ? no. she's not here because-- because she had to go home and check on her wedding dress. so when is she going to be here ? very shortly i am sure. maybe you should phone her. you can use my office. thank you, mr. brashov. make it fast. i don't have all night. musica ! what will you do when this program is over ? do you have plans for tomorrow or the next day ? that's what this episode is about talking about the future. another way to talk about the future... is to use the word "will." well, i can say one thing about the future... without fear of being wrong. i "will" be back in the next episode with more "word play." would you mind repeating your name one more time, please ? - my name is lars sorensen. - sounds swedish to me. how many swedish people do you know in jamaica ? you'd be surprised, man. could i have my identification back ? oh. sorry. here's your passport... and your driver's license and your library card... and your bus pass. thank you. i hope i've passed the inspection. with

we want you to come here. we know he will succeed here. we will do everything we can to support you. we believe in you. you are going to hear from some leaders today that are going to be examples of what lies ahead of you, and the faith we have in you. i would like to introduce a dean from city college who has been the person in charge of putting this whole event together. i want you to listen to this story that she is about to tell you. >> good morning. i see many students. we have 1000 students from san francisco unified school district. i see many of you at the end of the resource fair, please join us. we have the mayor here, the superintendent, and executives from microsoft. we are giving away two laptops today. i would like to welcome you to this very important day. it is the second annual feco day. i would like to tell you more about myself. i was the first in my family to go to college. how many of you would be the first person in your family to go to college? ok. the reason why i decided to go to college is because my mother emigra

same thing's happening here. stewart will detach a battalion to go further down the ridge to make a blocking position to check confederates trying to work around his left flank and ably accomplishes that mission. this is also a place on the battlefield where people begin to pick up extreme topographical relief. it drops off 60 feet down into the intervening cut which empties off into the tennessee river, which is just, just to our east here. so this is the high ground overlooking the river, but the intervening cuts of the creeks are very pronounced and very deep. naturally defensible ground, but if you lose your ability to hold this position and you have to retire through it, the confederates are on your heels, it can turn into a cul-de-sac of death which happens to many of stewart's men when they have to leave this position. the markers that you see here, which are in need of paint, these are burial markers. these are where the initial burials were for the troops. they've been recovered and are moved to the nati

>> back here.got out, though, for a couple of months but i came back for battery. >> what made you do that? >> i don't know, just got into it with someone. >> you have seen your mom? >> not since she came to see me a couple times. i told her not to come up here. i don't really like to see my family in here. >> how do you feel about getting out? >> i'm nervous but anxious. i don't know what it will be like out there. it's been three years. i don't know what it will be like. i don't know. life one day at a time. you make mistakes, you have to learn from your mistakes. >> he could be acting just fine while he's in school and the very next second, he could be having an outburst and be hurting somebody. and it just comes out of nowhere. you don't ever give up, because you never knowç what's going t work today that didn't work yesterday. >> the challenges are understanding what makes a kid react before he thinks. it can get to the point that when they strike out, it can go from one victim to multiple vi

in here like i have. but it only works if you want it to work. >> there's a lot of things about me. i love my family, hate for my enemies. it all keeps me going. cage can't hold me forever. cage can't hold me forever. >> everybody deserves a second chance at life. i feel like -- i know -- i don't feel like, i know for a fact i haven't reached my full potential yet, you know. i haven't been shown my loved ones the full potential of judd, that's me. in case y'all didn't know, that's my name, judd. >> jeffrey flanders is facing a life sentence for the murder of a transgender prostitute in miami. but his road at santa rosa could be tougher than many others, due primarily to his size. at 4'6", he must always be ready to defend himself against inmates who believe they can take advantage of him. >> even if i knock this dude down, you know, i'm going to always have a problem with him. so if a dude bring a problem to me, i'm not going to assist in hand-to-hand combat. i'm going to try to hurt somebody, physically

i am so glad to join supervisor scott wiener here today. our fire chief is here. members of our police chief and the district captain is here. jane kim is here as well. a wonderful collaboration of people that have come together because of st. anthony's. not only are the meals important, but it really is the spirit and connections that people get when they come to a center like this. it is warm, friendly, people open themselves up for dialogue. and quality of life and then becomes something that is mutually talked about. i am thrilled to join here. i do not see it as anything negative today, just because it is colorado maybe the last meal served here for now, but it is won that excites me for the new chapter of st. anthony's. the new head of mercy housing is doug schumacher, who came as the head of our mayor's office of housing. i know he will be heading up a building this wonderful housing complex, along with the ground floor meal center that you have here, while you take care temporarily of the serving of meals to people who really need them and want them and go

thank you for being here. shortly, i will turn you over to our district eight supervisor, supervisor wiener. the budget is the most important policy document that the city crafts. the budget is ultimately the policy document that decides what our priorities are. because of that, it is so important that we have as transparent a process when it comes to finalizing our budget as we possibly can. on behalf of the strychnine, i want to thank mr. mayor for the fact that since he became mayor, we've had an inclusive, open, and transparent budget process. i want to thank you for that, mr. mayor. [applause] you'll be hearing from mr. mayor and supervisor wiener and also members of the community from the strychnine and district eight. the thing about drafting a budget is the budget cannot be drafted and be a budget that totally reflects the values that we have as a city unless we have the opportunity to hear directly from the citizens about what your priorities are. that's why this meeting is so important and it's so im

ireland to be here.nd been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you go to compete in the world. competitions in ireland, scotland, norway, japan, russia each year, the facilities here in the park are second to none. there is no complex in the world that can touch it. >> i'm here with bob, and he has kindly agreed to tell me everything i need to know about casting. i'm going to suit up and next, we're in the water. >> what any gentleman should do. golden gate angling has free lessons the second saturday of every month. we have equipment show up on the 9:30 on the second saturday of every month and we'll teach them to fly cast. >> ok. we are in the water. >> let me acquaint you with the fly rod. >> nice to meet you. >> this is the lower grip and the upper grip. this is a reel and a fly line. we are going to use th

[applause] is graham here? we have a little something that we do to close these things out. >> 1, 2, 3, dropbox!

that will be here. i wanted to introduce to the people -- introduce you to the people in yellow jackets. they grew up in this area, they went to school in this neighborhood, they are from this neighborhood, and they represent the beautiful diversity of this area. they are great individuals and i would like to invite them to say a quick word about her experience as community ambassador. >> i am the team leader of the line that goes along third street. we go down 20th and third and we have another person who runs on the san bruno corridor. as a community ambassador, i felt like this is ever -- a way to get back to my community. growing up in this community, i feel like i needed to get out of it. i moved out to l.a. but when i came back, i felt like how can i give back to my community, count -- how can i be part of the community and feel more connected? i have been a community ambassador and helping out as much as i can, giving back as much as i can. [applause] >> thank you. i wanted to recognize dwayne jo

artists to do your host here? >> 6 artist a year, and we receive about 108 applications. very competitive. >> but everyone should be encouraged to apply. thank you again for hosting us. >> thank you for including us in "culturewire." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us for our pregame gathering. we have our first exhibition day game. we apologize for the ugly weather. i would like to say we have a special deal with -- where we played day gains and a beautiful weather. in this microclimate we live in, it is true more times than not that we have this kind of a great day for the fans and community of giants followers. we are blessed with a number of special guests today that will be joining us for a special announcement. i wanted to welcome our special guests. some of them you will be hearing from later. the honorable and lee, mayor of san francisco. david chu, jane kim, port commissioner po, and the port director, and our landlord, and the port commissioner. [applause] the reason we are here, and w

you'll say but here it to know the kids are here as long as their parents live here and i'll be able to work with them as babies and with them as toddlers and teach them history when they get older . do you. carry. well i'm going to order you know more in school and anything that helps and then i like pick out my party outfit yet. were there is a whole costume section of comic clothes which is over here. we get all kinds of. contribution. so this is a custom somebody made for halloween some years back and i really i took it to a formal new year's party and it was the it was the hit of the palm so this is coming close short for community codes and it is a free close lending library that doesn't have a librarian so anybody in the community can come up and they can find something that is of their liking and they can take it and they weird until they're tired of it or until it's dirty and then they throw it in the community clothes laundry and somebody else washes it and somebody else dries it and somebody else fixes it if they've banged it up and somebody else brings it up here and puts

and i'm still in here. ♪ in this old cold prison ♪ ♪ sometimes i think it's been so long alone ♪ i lost the girl i love to the arms of a stranger ♪ ♪ the only home i know is surrounded by stone ♪ >> a sense of freedom, you know. it frees my mind. i'm not thinking about brushy mountain or prison, you know. ♪ i'm lonesome and blue ♪ ♪ that's all i can sing ♪ ♪ i'm lonesome and blue ♪ ♪ that's all i can sing ♪ >> snow-covered pines. it's been a while since i had written it. every year i change the amount of years that i've been in prison. >>> next on "lockup: raw -- hard time." >> it's like a tomb, a concrete tomb. >> they're considered the worst of the worst. >> the sunlight is fading away like butter on cornbread. >> but these inmates have found an icon to relate to. >> that's almost something like shakespeare himself would write. these clothes are too big so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those

i want him to be here and i don't want him to be here. i want him to learn his lesson while he is here so when he comes home he knows right from wrong and knows what to do and what not to do. >> as a mother i would look to touch him and say are you okay? i want to give him a hug. i haven't been able to do that. i know one day i will. >> coming up on lockup raw: prison love. >> i love him to death. i will do anything for brad. anything. short of killing someone. the family bonds lead to murder. >> later. >> one of the first things i noticed something i never thought i would see in a million years in a prison yard. that's all the cats. >> when inmates adopt. >> especially when they're little babies you can raise them up, pet them. feed them. you watch them grow. that's your cat. ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing new nature valley protein bars. 100% natural ingredients like roasted peanuts... ♪ ...creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark chocolate flavor. plus, 10 grams of great tasting protein in every bar. so it's energy straight from nature

it all began here for us twenty five years ago when my husband moved here then i moved here eighteen years ago arlo's and i were married in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight i was a pharmaceutical chemist for many years. my husband is a civil engineer with a specialty in water and he is retired a few years ago we ran into some real problems with the oil and gas industry because they have begun drilling here and can island gas contacted us in the early spring of two thousand and four with the proposal that they would put wells on our land and we began negotiations a surface use agreement with them and we negotiated for nine months and the bulldozer showed up one day and began ripping and tearing before we had signed a surface use agreement. the regulations require that oil and gas companies consult with landowners before drilling if the landowner doesn't agree to the terms the company proposes it can post a bond with the state go on to the land and drill anyway that's what happened to the bells. when we first just i asked the seller about the mineral rights and he said he didn't

you just left here. and that is, what? two weeks later and you're here.has, like, a quiet reserve about him. and for somebody that has like a history like that, like his disposition -- doesn't add up. i'm looking at your history here and i see you first got arrested when you were 11 years old. his dad is incarcerated for dealing crack, he said. and then a month later you were arrested for mischief, battery, consumption, intimidation, robbery and theft. mom -- it's ten kids. it's a large family. five have been here. so that tells me he has seen a lot. there's more to the story. allen did the intake on your brother. he's telling me you accidentally shot him in the stomach last year. >> that's when i was 11. >> that's when you were 11 that you accidentally did that? wow. >> that's when i first got into the juvenile system. >> oh. you still think about that? >> always. >> go ahead and walk on the right side of the hallway. >> i hope he get out. he don't know how this is. he ain't never been in a ç situation like this where he had to come here and do no days

what are you doing here ? one of my employees is here, but i can't get any information. come back here. he wouldn't happen to be... jamal al-jibali ? yes. tell me what's happened. he fits the description of a suspect. and so far, we can't confirm who he is or where he was at the time of the burglary. - you know this man ? - yeah. he owns crossroads cafe. didn't the suspect say he worked there ? rosa, you're giving me a headache. - finally. any luck ? - no. we've been all over town. - oh, this is terrible. - you're telling me. how am i supposed to explain to my mother that i lost her parents ? - you didn't lose them. they got lost. - the same thing. maybe you should call 911. unless your grandparents are in some kind of danger, this isn't considered an emergency. - it will be when my mother gets here. - wait a minute, henry. you know where that bus stop is you took your grandparents to ? - yeah. - there are only so many places they could have gone. - we need a map. - what about the map you use for your deliveries ? i gave it to my grandparents. - what are you doing ? - we

now, here is doppler. slowly but surely some moisture is going to punch into this dry air and we will have showers. you need to carry an umbrella. we will see enough rain to knock this poll especially out pollen out of the sky and water down this dry ground. the question is when is more rain coming? that shortly. take it away. >> here is sharon at traffic control. >> it was a tough commute on monday morning when the construction project began to rush hour, again the project is on the jfx blocking a left lane in each direction, caused huge delays on mon, today it doesn't seem to be causing major issues at least yet. take a look there. then our speed sensors showing speeds in the 50s in the southbound direction so no major issues there. we do have an accident on the inner loop of the beltway at camp meade road on the right shoulder not causing delays right now. no delays to report either on the beltway the moment. 56 and 57 miles per hour are your averages. everything still running smoothly on 95 southbound

here is one. thank you, mayor. >> this is interesting. >> those of you who can't see, this is taking a few minutes, not because the mayor is slow at signing, but he has to sign with so many different pens. >> camera is in the way. >> it even looks like my signature. [laughter] >> here we go. >> braff joe. >> all right. [applause] >> we have a special video we call flying on water. it's a great video. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ please stand by [applause] >> i was going to say that that video is one of the best sailing videos i think we have ever seen. i think our colleagues on the team would agree. it's just terrific. it's probably the closest, again, i defer to the sailors and the sailing team. it's the closest thing to experience what these amazing boats are, these a.c.-45's, the bits and pieces that are here. the cup next summer which is in july and august, the challenger selection races, july and august, the winner of race will race the oracle racing in the finals starting september 7 in the first to

i am here to welcome you.lier, i had a wonderful opportunity to exchange with our panel members about what they are doing and how they're doing it. . i think these panel members are here as part of their own entrepreneurial spirit. they own companies but love the city. they know the spirit of the city is one of innovation, that invites peoples and views, and smashes them -- meshes them together to see if we can make an even better san francisco. we have two other supervisors who may be coming later. we're all part of the initial group of policymakers at city hall who want to hear news views and ideas on the new collaborative economy. we're interested in it because it has aspects that have piqued our interest, about hoour environment, how to improve life for more people, how to make an expensive city more affordable to more people, how to utilize the strengths of the city as a great tourist city. how we can get more folks to come and experience the wonders of the city. maybe they will make their stake here. the

>> standing here. i'm over here. my bedroom is downstairs, man. >> where you at? >> i'm right here.to finish getting changed. sorry, man. didn't mean to confuse you. >> you're moving quick there. why don't you have a seat over there at the stool? >> okay. >> where were you headed there zblrges. >> huh? >> where were you headed? >> just to talk with him. >> talk with who? >> tony. >> how old is tony? >> 14. >> how old are you? >> i'm 49. >> 49. >> what's the problem here? >> you don't see a problem? >> no. we were just going to be talking today. >> you were just going to be talking today? >> uh-huh. >> let's start with your name? >> tom. >> tom. what's your last name? tom. >> and what is your last name? >> campbell. and how old are you? >> i'm 61. >> you're 61. so you're not in your 40s. >> no. >> i want you to calm down. you want some water? he starts to get short of breath. i ask him, are you okay? what do you need. he needed his inhaler. he actually uses the inhaler and i said do you want some water? do you need anything? this is a serious investigation but at the same time the gu

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the one out here is.ivers wondering about the sky above them as they got a view of the shuttle on the way both to and from the national mall because it would have gone right over the traffic that you showed that picture of. >> yeah. if i was stuck in traffic and i didn't know why i was stuck in traffic and then found out later i missed the space shuttle over the highway, i would be really mad. let's go back to john zarrella. i'm wondering about the helicopters. why are they there? >> some could be media helicopters, as well. there it is coming in. that's a sensational shot. hopefully those helicopters are, you know, nasa helicopters to record for prosperity and maybe final approach pictures down the runway as lizzie said. the runway here is three miles long, you know, the shuttle runway. they need all of that landing a shuttle. and they certainly needed most of it to take off in that 747 this morning. with the shuttle on its back. they need that long runway, that's for sure but i think it's some of those

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the hot water recirculates right in here, the sludge recirculates in here. the sludge sometimes has rags in it. all we want to do is go around the clean the rags. let me show you how. take the slide hammer, go all the way through the back, go around. >> got you. >> during the real rainy season, how does that change the way dealing with this job? is it a lot more stuff in there? . >> what we do, charles, we do this quarterly. every four months we go around and clean all the heat exchangers so we don't have a large build up. . >> go around? . >> yeah. (sound of hammering). >> what i'm trying to do, charles, is always pull it out on the low stroke. >> right. so you are not, like, flying out. now talk about clean up. . >> then where does this stuff get deposited? . >> we're going to dump it in a debris box and it will go back to the plant. >> if you think back, the romans came up with a system of plumbing that allowed us it use water to transport waste away from the hub of civilization, which enabled cities to grow. . >> you have a large bowl, a drive motor and

it here. this is probably the most unique item, bar none, considering there's only one like it in the western hemisphere. the other one, of all places, is in copenhagen, denmark, and then the wall tent. you count the wall tent and the sibley, the park within its collection holds about half the total tentage of the civil war remains on the earth. that's amazing. this is the second tent that we received. it's the wall tent. it's a standard wall tent. you can see where it's been patched. some of the patches are probably associated with the use the family made of these tents through the years. there's also some minor tears in these tents from them being used. you can see here. these all require some sort of patching up if there's ever a design to put this one on display as well, but i understand that they continue to use these tents through the years. get them out in the summertime and have sleepovers and have campouts and barbecues, and then they put these tents up and made use of them, which if

i mean, to have the speaker here, to have mayor lee here, at the business folks here. when i got here, i remember in 2007, we were talking in our strategic plan of creating a vision for our school district that would not just be k-12 but actually preschool through adulthood. and as i leave in july, i think about we have come a long way. we have come a long way to put all the pieces together, to get all the turf wars out of the way, and to do the right thing for children. and that is the kind of city i think all of us are proud to live in, because it is not a city that just talks about doing things. i do not know about you, but with the media and everything, after a while you're sick and tired of hearing everybody talk. you know, it is like the peanuts cartoons where people talk, the adults, you did not hear words, they just go wah wah wah wah. that is kind of what we have been hearing for a heck of a long time. here in our city, we're not just talking about it. we're actually doing something about it. as superintendent, it is exciting, because it fits into our strategi

they get mixed up in here. nine times out of here they get turned out.means a woman turns them out. that means they have sex with a woman and they end up getting turned out. >> what's turning out mean? >> turned out means they get ahold of a woman. they get lonely. as soon as they did the damn thing it's all she wrote. and then they get stupid. you. >> you wasn't gay when you come in here, though, was you? >> nope. >> other women at north carolina build committed, monogomoua relationships. >> we have situations where inmates begin to value one another more than they do following the directives of the authorities here. it is a security issue. >> the first time "lock up" cameras rolled tape on inmate carolina porter she was trying to get a glimpse of her fellow inmate and girlfriend danica cox out on the prison yard. >> oh, she's gone. >> what happened? >> she's gone. >> at the time, jennifer was restricted to a solitary confinement cell as punishment for fighting with another inmate. but she and danica were already deeply involved when they shared their s

get out of here, eddie. go! get out of here.fiscated over 40 kilos of meth when they busted coster. we need to make sure it's still in evidence lock-up. simmons: thanks, cory. wolfe: thanks, man. wolfe: okay, yeah, the numbers match up, this is coster's meth seizure. 40 keys, right? yeah. looks like it's all here. so, what do you think that means, that avery didn't snatch some of the meth? damn it, where'd he get it from then? i don't know. walter, is that powder moving in that bag? ew! walter: aw...! do me a favor, open that up for a sec. no. uh-uh. it's going to be something gross. you're a wimp. if this is meth, walter, it should turn a brownish... orange. nothing. walter, i think this is filled with some kind of flour. those bugs are weevils. they switched out the dope. wolfe: yeah, somebody who had access to it. simmons: somebody like asa avery. simmons: hey, mace! buzz me in? (lock buzzes) thanks. thank you. is that it? coster. that's him. i don't see avery's name on the log in. what? he had access, but... avery never logg

get out of here, eddie. go! get out of here.fiscated over 40 kilos of meth when they busted coster. we need to make sure it's still in evidence lock-up. simmons: thanks, cory. wolfe: thanks, man. wolfe: okay, yeah, the numbers match up, this is coster's meth seizure. 40 keys, right? yeah. looks like it's all here. so, what do you think that means, that avery didn't snatch some of the meth? damn it, where'd he get it from then? i don't know. walter, is that powder moving in that bag? ew! walter: aw...! do me a favor, open that up for a sec. no. uh-uh. it's going to be something gross. you're a wimp. if this is meth, walter, it should turn a brownish... orange. nothing. walter, i think this is filled with some kind of flour. those bugs are weevils. they switched out the dope. wolfe: yeah, somebody who had access to it. simmons: somebody like asa avery. simmons: hey, mace! buzz me in? (lock buzzes) thanks. thank you. is that it? coster. that's him. i don't see avery's name on the log in. what? he had access, but... avery never logg