ive and newson have known each other for 13 year, ive is almost as important to he'll success as legendary c.e.o. steve jobs. he is behind the designs for the i mac, ipod, i phones, and ios 7 the latest-- the it has helped apple sell millions of its products around the world. newson's range as a design is unparalleled, so much so that the "new york times" once asked, is there anything marc newson has not designedment his lockheed lounge chair has set world records at auctions. ive and newson have both redefined the boundaries between art and design, form and function. their work has been featured in museums and earned them countless awards. we talk with jony and marc about the auction, their craft, and their friendship. >> define for me what this exhibit is about? >> what-- in terms of the collection of objects, it was actually quite simple. it is a group of objects, each of them we both liked. and we had quite a clear criteria that we wanted them to be pieces of design, so they're all functional. and they're all capable of being made in volume, you know, en masse. but really it came down

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in the case of john brown, since the iv was in his neck, he got a rush, and kind of raised up in the straps. i was holding his hand, so i wound up having to put my thumb under here and push him down with my hand, push his shoulder to the table and hold that so the iv wouldn't rub the -- wouldn't rub on the strap and dislodge. but at the same time, i'm holding his hand. you kind of get in a conflict with yourself, you're holding him down, but holding his hand to give comfort, again, i couldn't be there to hold the victim's hand or i would have, so do what you can here. >> warden cain has overseen six executions during his tenure. death by lethal injection might have been temporarily stalled, but death by incarceration never falters. the population is aging, with hundreds of men 60 years and older. even they dream of freedom. >> i got hopes. i just got denied a hearing. a hearing from the department of parole. i wrote them two weeks later and they sent back said, at this time, we can't put you on parole because of the nature of your crime. which is never going to change. you see? never

i did the same thing, an iv in the left arm with a cut down and put a chest tube in because he had beenin the left chest and we had him to the operating room within ten minutes from the time he came to the emergency room. dr. tom shyers was the chief surgeon and i was one of four. >> is there a single day that goes by in your life when you don't think of this? >> there aren't many that go by because something reminds you of it one way or another. >> the build up -- >> now it's just on an hour to hour basis you're involved with this. so many people are interested about this and so many want to ask you about this. >> one final question, do you subscribe to a conspiracy? >> i don't think there is anything we haven't heard. there is a crop of conspiracies that comes around every time but i don't think they will ever stop. >> julian reed and dr. jones, thank you both very much indeed. >>> john f. kennedy was pronounced dead at 1:00 p.m. central time. the moment walter cronkite told the nation he was dead, lyndon johnson was taking office aboard air force one, the same plane that is carrying

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and i base it upon, you know, some of the criteria that i read in the dsm iv which is now the in thesm iv which is now the v, one of the guests on another show is on -- corrected me on that and it's really no different in the version, but, you know, it has a manifestation. first of all, george is a spiritual and religious person. he comes from a religious family that believes in the ten commandments. and one of those are thou shall not kill. even though the act was deemed as self-defense and he was acquitted of the charges of second-degree murder, you know, we as human beings, you know, we have those suppressed feelings, and i believe this is just a manifestation of the ptsd, which i believe right now needs to be treated. >> but if he's suffering from all this, what is he doing in a house full of guns? ar-15s, shotguns, handguns? i mean, surely it's an absolute recipe for potential disaster all over again. >> well, boys will have their toys, as they say, but you know. >> what? >> he has always been around -- >> wait a minute. >> guns -- >> wait a minute, boys will have their toys? >>

lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

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we sat down with ive and newson.circle. >> more complex to achieve than anything else. >> absolutely. when you say "simplicity" you simply don't see all of the hardship that it took to get there. >> simplicity is not an aesthetic. it's not the absence of clutter. >> right. >> that would just be an aesthetic. but i think simplicity is refining and being able to define the very essence of what something does. >> finding the essence. >> and therefore you understand what it is and you understand what it does. >> as apple's design chief jony ive has created the distinctive look and feel for the ipad ipod and iphone. redefining a modern digital age. marc newson's designs have graced everything from household items to cars and airplane interiors. two separate design forces united in friendship. tell me about the kinship in ideas, kinship in approach kinship in appreciation kinship in sense of design and beauty and function. >> well in some ways that's why we're the close friends that we are, that we share the same -- the sa

there are two iv lines come to the portal in the wall.d go to the left arm with the right being the backup. this is the room to where the executioner would be. the lethal injection. the iv solution is here. syringes would be in this area. we have phones, camera directly above the gurney where the executioner can watch the process to make sure they're getting a good feed. should you get a clogged line, the executioner would stop and go to the backup line. this is the official witness room. the official witnesses are set here. it could be clergy, the family of the condemned, seven media representatives and, of course, now the family of the victim that are over 18 can witness it, too. and the warden gives the cue to start the execution process. and it could be any type thing from scratching your head to removing your glasses or pick up a phone or intercom and say, proceed. >> since he's been warden at riverbend prison, ricky bell has overseen one execution. >> this entire unit showed their respect for robert koe. i don't think anyone even to

. >> it's good to know there will be a griffin iv. >> there will be a griffin iv. there will be. >> all right. so you hear robert there. he's clearing the air. he's saying dad was there to check on the boy parts. >> and why would anybody have a problem with thats what my problem is. why y'all be making something out of nothing? >> this is all way too much information if you ask me. >> this is what happens when you lose. >> controversy every day. >>> remember the days when juan dixon was king of maryland basketball? he was the acc athlete of the year, and he's now in begin, joining the team as a special assistant. assistant coach delonte hill was the lead until a third dui last year has resigned from his position. dustin clark the director of basketball operations will take hill's place. but picking up that legend at maryland could be great addition. he led them to their first and only title in 2002. his responsibilities will include scouting, film breakdown, academic support and mentor ship with additional administrative duties. >>> a few months ago, maybe a few we

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i put an iv in the left arm with a cut down and a chest tube in because he had been shot in the left chest and we had him to the operating room within about ten minutes from the time he came to the emergency room. dr. tom sars was the chief surgeon and i was one of four. >> is there a single day that goes by in your life that you don't think of this? >> there aren't many that go by because something reminds you of it one way or the other. >> particularly now in the buildup -- >> oh, now, it's an hour to hour basis you're involved because so many people are interested in it and so many people want to ask you about it. >> final question, i asked a few guests this but do you subscribe to any conspiracy theory? or do you think oswald acted alone? >> i don't believe there is anything we haven't heard. there is another crop of conspiracies that comes around every time and there will be more i think between now and the 22nd -- >> november -- >> but i don't think it will ever stop. >> julian reed and dr. jones, thank you both very much indeed. president john f. kennedy was pronounced dead at

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gould iv, author of "bargaining with baseball." author of "playing america's game," and columnist george will, author of "bunts." first up is former pitcher larry colton whose book, "southern league," looks at baseball in the deep south in the 1960s. >> i'm going to read just a little bit from the book about, about how i first thought about it. in 1966, two years after the story in this book takes place, i was a 23-year-old pitcher for the macon peaches in the southern league. a california boy experiencing the south for the first time. the idea of becoming a writer, let alone writing this book, never occurred to me then, not for a nanosecond. i was a ball player, that's it. baseball defined who i was. and i'm not on steroids. [laughter] i could easily, in fact, when we played, we used anti-performance-enhancing drugs. [laughter] jim beam, yeah. [laughter] i could easily decouple baseball from the civil rights movement. i was not in macon to observe the onerous habits of jim crow. my job was to blow the ball by any son of a bitch wh

if that's the case, then i'm accept iv of this particular project and it's density and it's height. i have not heard anything that would dispel the height calculation on the sloping site or cause me to question that. at this point in time what is based upon what is relatively new zoning. i'm glad i wasn't at the planning commission when the eastern neighborhood started because it would have lasted forever. but i am then prepared to support the permit, upholding the permit and denying the appeal. >> i think your comment are consistent with the way i have been thinking about this which is difficult because i understand the concerns raised by the people in the neighborhood who are going to be impacted by the large scale of this project, but i think it does, you know, stand and fall with the eastern neighborhoods plan and the standing because that's what the plan is compliant from the plan from the way it's been presented to us. so, i recognize that it's new and startling and definitely problematic for the people that have been in that neighborhood all these years and want the community

. >> sales of the new play station iv gaming console are off to a record start. sony sold more than one million units in the first 24 hours after a lunch in the u.s. and canada. that is sony's strongest launch ever for a gaming console, but the launch hasn't been trouble-free. a number of consoles have been dead on arrival. what some are calling the blue ring of death. sony has a trouble shooting guide to fix the problem or contact support on its webs. we have a ling on our web site. >> a couple good days to stay inside. >> already live doppler 7hd picking up some of those high and mid-level clouds. you saw them today as well in advance of a nice-looking cold front that will bring the bay area some rain on tuesday and wednesday. there are those high clouds. by the way, these will keep us a little warmer overnight tonight. so temperatures such as santa rosa, up towards cloverdale you have been in the upper 30s the past several nights. a little warmer than that as the clouds insulate us a bit. look at the classic comma-shaped cloud. the classic curl here. it will s

iveness. >> in this full plan i think it got editing down and i'm afraid some of my slides got editing out. i'm afraid they got cut out i'm sorry. i understand why you would be concerned. >> okay we'll move on to public comment on this item. and in the interest of time public comment will be restricted to one minute per person so please be concise and mr. shaw you are first. >> it's monette, sha w. i've attended meetings and they know me. you can not do long-term care without institutions such as laguna honda just not possible. your agenda item number 9 today will be a discussion from the dph about community integration i want you to know -- that dcip doesn't mean diversion and i will be testifying regarding how many long-term care patients are being diverted or dumped out of county and not into community reintegration efforts and i'm going to give you an example of a gentleman who fell off a bar stool would wound up at sfgh attempted to get him transferred to laguna honda and the excuse of not transferring him there was because he needed too much physical therapy and so instead of kee

the first thing you do with a trauma patient is get an airway and iv going and you do the into your roglick exam. we knew he had the small wound in the front of the neck and a significant wound in the back of had his head. and my initial impression was that he had been shot from the front and this was an exit wound in the back of the head. and it didn't take us but just a few minutes after we got the resuscitation started to realize that this was a lethal wound and there was a few bits of skull and some brain and a massive amount of blood on the cart dripping onto the floor. >> did you have an exchange with the first lady, jacqueline kennedy during those all of all of minutes in. >> i did not speak with her. i don't believe anyone at the stretcher table working on the president did. she was there intermittently and she would leave and come back. but she had a very stoic face. she will -- my impression was that she knew this could happen. it had happened. and she accepted it. but she was very composed. she was not hysterical and she was not crying. she was truly a first lady. >> dr. jone

if you can iv us a break down of the vehicles cited. >> yes there were 74 citations issued which average to less than one per day 19 of them were identified as mobile home/bus types. 14 of them were advance and 26 were to trucks and picks up and suv's and 15 were not known. we couldn't from the citation that the police issued to identify the type of vehicles they were. the ones that were potentially habitable were less than half of the total of citations that we issued. we do not have an occasion of how many of those were housing individuals in them. to our knowledge, no over sized vehicle known to have been towed from the pilot area. we continued to monitor the number of vehicles to make sure they don't accumulate more than 5 during the time which makes them subject to towing. you can see the regulations that were posted were pretty effect ever in the areas that they were posted. the over size vehicled parking in those areas specifically were pretty much minimized, to less than 5 percent of what they were observed from previously. as i mentioned earlier, there were some cases where we o

. >> because individual departments monitor the effect iveness based on the needs of the contract and services. >> for finding no. 3 that d partly ph has not monitored the system, i would like to say that we agree. for recommendation 2.1, the mayor and board of supervisors should take a step in strategy for long-term effective services by dbo's and use the results for programs. i would like to say already implemented. >> i will need a summary of how it's implemented. >> so there is a citywide joint fiscal and compliance protocol in place already whenever they produce active policies and formal processes forren insuring the city utilizes the most effective providers. >> thank you. >> okay. 2.2 recommendation. the mayor and the board should consider taking percentage of the total monies devoted to the provisions for monies by cbo, we would like to say will not be implemented because the professional staff continue to monitor the community based organizations already. >> and recommendation 3. department should provide additional resources to bring the "avatar" system to a level that just

. >> sales of the new play station iv gaming console are off to a record start.ld more than one million units in the first 24 hours after a lunch in the u.s. and canada. that is sony's strongest launch ever for a gaming console, but the launch hasn't been trouble-free. a number of consoles have been dead on arrival. what some are calling the blue ring of death. sony has a trouble shooting guide to fix the problem or contact support on its webs. we have a ling on our web site. >> a couple good days to stay inside. >> already live doppler 7hd picking up some of those high and mid-level clouds. you saw them today as well in advance of a nice-looking cold front that will bring the bay area some rain on tuesday and wednesday. there are those high clouds. by the way, these will keep us a little warmer overnight tonight. so temperatures such as santa rosa, up towards cloverdale you have been in the upper 30s the past several nights. a little warmer than that as the clouds insulate us a bit. look at the classic comma-shaped cloud. the classic curl here. it will stay to t

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i did a cut down, did an iv in his arm. >> robert mcclelland was the first to see the head wound. >> the back half of the right side of his brain was gone, as i stood there the serra bell um, the right side of the brain fell out on to the cart. this was a fatal wound. nothing could be done about that. dr jones was asked to deliver the news. a secret service man came up and said, "i need to call j edgar hoover and tell him the condition of the president", behind him was secret service saying, "i need to call joseph kennedy and tell him the condition of his son", i realised the whole world would find out kennedy was dead. >> in that moment jones faced a deliver. jackie kennedy asked doctors to delay the death pronouncement until after her husband received his last months. >> i told them he was not doing well. i knew he was dead. moments later a priest arrived. he said "if thou livest" close to the president's ear, and i could not here anything else. >> after that mrs. kennedy entered the room. >> she stood for a moment, self-contained and changed a ring from her finger to the president

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>>ives aware that there was security testing. >> you were aware that there were problems. >> okay. i said from an operational. >> i'm just trying to answer your question. >> well, operational and security. mr. batheman? >> i was aware of various modules that were to be part of the system weren't working. >> anything on security? operational and security. >> not as i recall, sir, no. i'm aware that any system needs constantly addressed. >> did you review a document that wasn't released yet, but it reviewed the security testing and capenty? >> you commented that grow had to make decisions and the construct, correct? >> correct. >> and there were regulations that were not imposed. and i think you also intimated that some of them were stopped by the white house prior to the election? >> no, i did not. >> okay. the white house pressured to stop those regulations because they didn't want folks to know what was coming. you over not aware of that? >> i think you're paraphrasing. >> here's our comment to our staff. you can't test the system woilt requirements. obviously, you're going to be

in the most recent shooting, a man was killed around golden ra ive. the day before, saturday and killed a woman theyay was t wielding a knife. just blocks ay from that confrontatn, someone shot a man in his 2 on friday night. investigators ha not named any suspects in tse two murders. >>> well, law enforcement on the extra set of eyes in their fight against crime within t next several hours. palo alto policewill be finding t if they can be outfitted and outfitome of their officers with bodyountedameras. bob rydell ilive outside of headquarters right now for the poce. what's hpening out ther >> reporter: good morningo you there, jon. tonight the palo alto city department's reqst to buy ninece body-mounted video cameras. these are cameras that would be worn on the officers' est, recording what he or she sees when they're making an arrest, approaching a suspect, anything related to police work. the cameras would be simar in ture to theirolleagues a the men park police partment. most would beor motorcycle cops since they don't ve dash cams. this would be