to succeed you will require the kind of knowledge that extends way beyond mere fact, to knowledge itself. i know from my own experience that such wisdom can be hard to obtain. i arrived about half way between the invention of the apple watch and the discovery of fire. i had one basic goal, which was to be accepted as an immigrant. i didn't want to stand out, i wanted to fit in. fortunately in the 1950's, conformity was encouraged, though we were also in a. of transition. women were fighting our voices at wellesley but we are also inspected to the young ladies except perhaps during that occasional outing to boston. in college i learned much about renaissance composers and it shakespearean plays in the periodic table but i also learned an awful lot about myself. that i wanted to use the education i received for something more than meaningful table conversation. but i wanted to test, not simply accept the limits and boundaries of the life i was preparing to lead. that i wanted to give something back to this country that has given so much to me. i suspect and it's the same for you and this e

. >> hits not pushing the agenda is knowledge there is more knowledge we go through but that's that's fair we come with our own knowledge to this commission. >> have a you have a planner i don't know anything about planner. >> do we appoint a committee at all and i get the feeling people are okay with that how long does that committee serve for is it a year or less than a year and then sort of the composition of that committee and is there an ability to rotate in and out or not be specific about who they are. >> there is specifically it says that the president or vice president and the urban planning rep so i think you can i mean, the meeting alternative to bring those people before the fuel commission it will not expedite i mean correct me if i am wrong it seems like that will not expedite the process than going through a committee something smaller is that right or wrong will the subcommittee expedite others process. >> well, i don't know if expedite is the word it is about on the one hand it creates multiple moving parts for us as staff i don't expect the project sponsor and others

crucial to the part of the story is those who hold the knowledge in the cloud are private actors. if you look at the names in any image of the cloud it is almost all private companies. there are not public spaces online in the same way they are in the analog and physical world. i think this matters because if we don't keep information in public hands, knowledge in public hands and provide access on a free to all bases in the digital era i think it could make the problems between the haves and have nots. imagine if libraries over give information to access online when many who have access to funds can buy whatever they want and bring it on their kindle. that is not a great outcome for libraries. it is not a crazy potential problem. a few years ago in particular those who work in libraries know there have been a series of tussles between publishers and libraries about trying to figure out what is the bases we will lend electronic books to individuals. out of curiosity how many people here if they were to read a involve prefer the printed form? a very strong majority. how many people

in this case it's a knowledge requirement that makes the conduct wilful. if it is not wilful it's not criminal. >> so your argument is that there has to be guilty knowledge and intent. courts could unravel trades based on inside information if the person trading didn't know what they were doing. civilly, there's recourse on insider trading. i'm not a civil practitioner i imagine there's recourse. they can't be reliable. if the person that is had the information had a fiduciary information, they are not culpable. doesn't this go too far, why take it further, and say that the person trading on inside information needs to know that the tipster is getting some benefit. i can understand about the knowledge, i know if i have inside information and take advantage of it i shouldn't avoid criminal liability. but if i avoid criminal liability because i didn't know the tipster was getting a benefit. >> i think that yes. absolutely. i think that why is that each something you consider. if you don't know it's getting a benefit. if you make it liable. why do you not kno

the treasury department's knowledge of the sanctions has been exemplary. as jack will let you know we're not talking about 150 billion, or a 1 billion, we're talking about $55 billion that will go to iran and we'll go into that later. but from the day that our negotiations begin, mr. chairman we were crystal clear that we would not accept anything less than a good deal one that would shut off all of those pathways towards fissil material for a nuclear weapon. and the facts are pretty clear that the plan announced this month by six nations in fact accomplishes that. all of those other nations have nuclear power or nuclear weapons. and all of them are extremely knowledgeable in this challenge of proliferation of under the terms of this agreement, iran has agreed to remove 98% of its stockpile of enriched uranium, dismantle two thirds of its installed centrifuges, and destroy, by filling it with concrete, the existing core of its heavy water plutonium reactor. iran has agreed to refrain from producing or acquiring highly enriched uranium for nuclear weapons f

>> well, again, he doesn't say that he gave people drugs without their knowledge. they stopped him before that and he was asked many times, and his lawyers would not let him reply. if he had given us the drugs with their knowledge, he would have just said, no, they knew, but i didn't know. i had a cocktail and do not remember passing out. i sort of remember coming to in a very groggy, foggy state. i don't know whether he put a qu quaaludes in my cocktail or what he put in my cocktail but i have never passed out from a bloody mary before. >> your story, your recollection, is very similar to that of the other women who have gone public and spoken out about bill cosby. have you talked to any of the other women since this came out yesterday? >> oh, sure. oh, absolutely. i spoke to barbara bowman. we both did cnn last night, but before that, i didn't know we were going to do that. i called her, and we were just -- you know, i just said it's a good day for us and a bad day for him. >> what now for you? i think the statute of limitations is long gone for you, but is there

i'm happy to stand corrected, but to my knowledge that is not the case. the other thing that i would say and so do you have first of all before i move from that point, is there evidence to say that in fact the training has taken place? >> i'm actually vaguely familiar with the experts involved in. as you know i have been in this business for 3 weeks now. i will have to look into it further specific to that issue. now, relative to other issues, we've had other trainings to support, collaboratively develop policies dealing with youth in our city. but specifically to the boston efforts i would have to get back on that. >> please do. i don't think it's happened otherwise we would have that information today. the second point is i do want to thank you for moving forward on the issue of implicit biased training and i'm glad the command staff is getting that. how much would it be if we wanted to do that for every police officer. do you have a sense of how much that would be? >> i don't. but i can tell you the training we received cost us in the realm of $5,000 f

the reason that is so crucial is increasingly the knowledge we create in our society is held, not in physical format, but in the cloud. as not to say we will not have books. that's not the argument. i still think this particular technology is a great one of physically holding the material in this format. clearly when we create information it's primarily created in a digital format and accessed not through the physical format but often through these little devices. increasingly mobile and increasingly cloud base. crucial to this part of the story is also that those who hold the knowledge in the cloud are private actors by march. if you look the names, it's almost all private companies. there are not public spaces online in the same way we have public spaces in the analog, physical world. i think i think that distinction really matters. i think it could matter because if we don't in fact keep information in public hands and provide access on a free to all basis in an digital era that could exacerbate the problems we have in society between the haves and have-nots. imagine a world in wh

i have no knowledge of anything. i have no knowledge of any wrong doing. >> brady's agent saying the decision is a sham. it is causing a firestorm on social media. >> tom should be suspended for a season and lose all rewards of super bowl as well as the rest of the teammates. >> richard says tom destroyed evidence. i hope tom retires. 49ers wide receiver tory smith tweeted you can't say cheaters never win. >> participating in patriots training camp starts tomorrow as well as the preseason. >> jackie i banez live in the studio. >> another defending tom brady saying the lack of proof could leave the nfl in hot water. >> tom brady never asked for never demanded footballs to be under deflated anything less than what is the standard under the bylaws of the national football league. this is by far and away the most ridiculous, the stupidest the dumbest thing the national football league has ever decided to under take and been involved in. the whole thing it is a shame and a sham. >> edward snowden will have to hang out in

kindness is as important as knowledge.ull circle from an extraordinary life of violence always used this expression. he found that kindness is not weakness. in fact, it is an extraordinary strength. it is not just a moral point, it is a practical point. people can get into bad habits of arguing and shutting people down. what if a half idea was the first half of a c cure for cancer. unawareness can take the form of bullying. i have had expenses with people across cobra america who do not realize that they are being bullies. i really encourage you to make sure that the diversity of all of you are heard by each other, letting people help you, help themselves, being kind to yourself, being kind to others. being open is important. that leads me to my third one which is about openness and inclusivity. talent is everywhere. i hold an image in my head about this. i was lucky to go to afghanistan, and extorted a country, filled with so much entrepreneurial talent. one of the people who was helping us insecurity when we were there t

so i just didn't have any knowledge nor did anybody i work with have any knowledge of it. >> let me try something together because may be confused as to why we are having a hearing that involves mr. bery, for example. my question threats to you mr. bery, but others as well we for mr. bery's testimony about the conditions involving the preparation for the 2022 soccer world cup. what's the relationship between the testimony that we are hearing, mr. bery, about corruption, bribery racketeering criminal activity related to fifa, and the findings that your organization has made in regard to what's going on in preparation for the world cup? is our hearing, on these two contrasting kinds of stories that don't belong together, or the intimately tied to each other? >> take you for the question. at the end of the day when fifa made the decision to grant the bid for the 2022 world cup to occur in qatar it took responsibly for the human rights impact of that decision. >> how can you say that? >> because they fasten international organization with a billion dollars plus in reserves that has the resp

you had no knowledge? >> that's correct. that is correct. >> did you have suspicions? >> there were moments i would describe if i had a level of discomfort, i would not participate and i what just get myself out of any -- any situation that offered any level of discomfort to me. >> so there was evidence that caused you to remove yourself from discussions or meetings? >> i wouldn't say evidence. i would say i think it was the comfort level. >> when did that lack of comfort level begin? >> i couldn't pinpoint any particular time. >> years before the indictment, correct? >> i wouldn't necessarily say years. it would be hard to pinpoint the time. >> months? >> i think it would be fair to say greater than months but once again hard to pinpoint exact time frames. >> did you make any effort to investigate? >> there is -- if there was cold facts, i would have brought that to the attention of the effort to investigate? >> if there was cold facts i would have brought that to the attention of people. there was nothing in the way of any facts that i could take to anybody else and

. >> if you give a woman or a man for that matter without his or her knowledge a drug and then have sex with that person without consent, that's rape. >>> plus pluto has our planet buzzing and scientists baffled. a firefighter takes on a different hero role. >>> late breaking details on president bush's injury from a nasty fall. >>> good morning. thanks for waking up with us today. i'm betty nguyen. the greatest athletes in the world gathered for the awards. the most anticipated moment of the evening did not disappoint. caitlyn jenner live for the first time received the author ash courage award. >> the stunning caitlyn jenner. >> caitlyn did not walk the red carpet or talk to reporters. she wanted her on-stage speech to stand. >> the biggest fear i've had in coming out is i never wanted to hurt anyone else. most of all, my family and my kids. you know it is an honor to have the word courage associated with my life. if you want to call me names, make jokes, doubt intentions go ahead. reality is i can can take it. thank you for this platform. thank you for this honor bestowed on myself a

it's simply the amount of knowledge that you have.it's been on the circumstances and lives and social lives. then you have to pick the next number based on the numerical pattern. cultural iq has to do with the content of your mind. beyond the immediate circumstances and for the american context how much do you know about the structure of government and about current events and how often do you find your mind. how much do you know what the history of american literature. we have the national assessment of educational process exam in u.s. history and civics such as the sat the aec tea for 12th graders in which you get passages and have to answer questions about the passage and they often contain knowledge information about faraway things and the more you know about the subject matter of the passage that better you will perform. the more that we get every time the naep is administered roughly 50 to 55% of 12th graders scored below basic on that exam ended and civics it's not as bad as that to get to proficiency. we are just - the sat rea

. >> you consider yourselves a knowledgeable firm and i would. >> being your experiences and a reputation for building good garages i relative of mine had you had her garage what would - why the you start a job before a permit was issued you've got experience knowledge responsibility it seems and why would you start a job before getting permits and then later on in the process again do another job without get a permit with all of this experience and knowledge base i'm sorry commissioner i'm not sure which job. >> did you start the job before you a permit was issued. >> absolutely not. >> the mistake that the only mistake we made on this project getting a restriction project to show rebuilding the stairs in kind and not following that that was the third permit and then i don't think i believe the permit was signed off by planning the fourth permit i personally don't like the design. >> so where is the difference of opinion is it a difference of opinion or fact where the appellant is saying you started the job before a permit was issued how do we establish that. >> i don't know. i was only

this has been truly a tremendous effort to have this knowledge base together in one house. the energy is fascinating but i do know that it does not stop here as said over and over again. this is a living document and it's going to require our commission to be on top of it to help you to continue to do your work and aid you and if it's not maintained it's not an aid and that's our job to make sure the document is current. however however proud of it we want your feedback and our desire is after a while come back and respond and get an open forum discussion from your jurisdictions and we look forward to hearing from you and we quite frankly. to hear any negative thoughts of things or opportunities. we believe that that's the best way to grow and learn from the document so whatever you have to share we look forward to the feedback and we hope as you stated that you have already done share with your colleagues. we like and that's why we ask those on the phone and listening to see that this is something that we want to hear back that it's not a negative thing. that we enjoy and

continually increasing the reach of knowledge. this committee commends the smithsonian for identifying those opportunities. the committee is interested to hear how the smithsonian is revitalizing education. there were significant challenges managing such a complex entity. one ongoing challenges to serve as steward of their vast collection. range in size and scope and diversity. from small organisms to insects. the smithsonian collections was uneventful to achieving the smithsonian's mission. management indicated work was ongoing to improve collection management and plan for the future. we look for to hearing about that progress. in addition we would like to receive an update on how the institution is preparing for the national museum of african american street and culture. that opening is targeted for completion next year and a recent announcement regarding the smithsonian exhibition space possibly being part of a cultural complex in london. the smithsonian institution's cherish -- is cherished by all americans and each of us feel

and we can't bomb that knowledge away. nor can we sanction the knowledge away. remember, sanctions did not stop iran's nuclear program from growing steadily to the point that it had accumulated enough material to produce those ten nuclear weapons. by the way they didn't choose to produce them, unlike north korea that created a nuclear weapon and exploded one, and pulled out of the npt, iran has done none of that. the truth is the vienna plan will provide a stronger, more comprehensive, more lasting means of limiting iran's nuclear program than any alternative that has been spoken of. and to those who are thinking about opposing the deal because of what might happen in year 15, 16, or 20, remember, if we walk away, year 15, or 16, or 20 starts tomorrow. and without any of the long-term verification or transparency safeguards that we have put in place. over the past week i have spoken at length about what exactly this deal is. i also want to make clear what this deal was never intended to be. first of all as the chief negotiator, i can tell you i never uttered the

one major thing is utilizing these community based organizations as that knowledge base. for instance in the past year, the arc has we helped 161 clients obtain employment. we have 92% retention rate. so the private sector has really caught on to this and we want to see the success in the city and county level as well. we are on the right steps like we said that specific point person will help collecting data, will help as well. we need to have some sort of a baseline so we can set those goals. otherwise we don't really, it's hard to look forward when we don't have those baseline parts of information. but lastly, we are heading in the right direction. i want to thank the airport commission for taking the first step in partnering with the arc to continue to work with people with disabilities and head their internship program and this is going to create a great pipeline for civil service employment. something like this needs to happen a lot more. thank you very much for your time. >> actually, mr. sell io are there other departments. i know the california science center was

saying bluntry they don't know what motivated the shooting at two sites, and adding they have no knowledge that this is in relation to i.s.i.l., which called on followers it discuss soft targets and especially law enforcement. authorities remain investigating at two sites, which have crime

i'm humbled and i am surrounded by people who are much more knowledgeable than i am and i hope i can share something today, and one of those things is my appreciation for the checklist. in my jurisdiction we are in a building boom as in many jurisdictions and we see high rise buildings coming into a small jurisdiction that hasn't had them before and we had one 19 story building at completion -- it's a classic story it had accessibility problems and the only way to deal with them was really to go in structurally change some things, so this list as simple as it is would have helped dra -- dramatically and it was before i was building official and i heard the nightmares and this will assist the developers and the clients it will also assist those behind the counter, the regulators and i talked to my inspectors and they are graciously thankful, and they do use the list now. the one thing that they -- one of my inspectors one of his favorite comments is "make it look like the picture" and his comment was "more pictures." the fact that it's a word document and i will take that back to him

>> i think that there is a high knowledge base. this is a form of warfare that is now in its 14th year. back in october of 2001 they failed at it's a very interesting story about the command and nobody knew what was going on. i tell the story of the general in charge. the one aircraft he didn't have control over was the single cia drone over kandahar and outside of his command chain it was ordered to attack not himself the building he was in the vehicle next to the building he escaped and fled and they couldn't get them in and time it was one of the disasters. and he told me that he basically threw a tantrum and decided he didn't get said that he didn't get control of it at that moment he was calling all of the aircraft come. >> there are lots of knowledgeable people within the different agencies and there's a realistic view of how they are used. i think that there's also quite a strong counter narrative within the cia and within the pentagon and special forces the final chapter is the critiques and it's partly about how al qaeda i

bob: how did lyndon johnson amass this encyclopedia of knowledge of the congress?e knew how the senate worked. as lynda said, he knew each member. he knew what they needed, what they did not want anybody to know. the part that i find wondrous, how in a day could he do what he did? how did he come to know some much about each and every member? mark: you now that you now that he had the encyclopedic knowledge of the website of process and people around him. hubert humphrey described lbj as a psychiatrist. he could read you. he knew what motivated you. he knew what might motivate bob was different from what might motivate lynda or larry, he got that. and he used it, he exploited it. there is an expression, people are motivated by either love or fear. and you need to know the right combination to get them to act. lbj got that. he used to apply something that was legendarily known in washington as the johnson treatment. or just the treatment, there was no doubt as to who was applying it. johnson was a master. he used a connotation of flattering, threatening or cajoling,

bob: how did lyndon johnson amass this encyclopedia of knowledge of the congress?e knew how the senate worked. as lynda said, he knew each member. he knew what they needed, what they did not want anybody to know. the part that i find wondrous, how in a day could he do what he did? how did he come to know some much about each and every member? mark: you now that you now that he had the encyclopedic knowledge of the website of process and people around him. hubert humphrey described lbj as a psychiatrist. he could read you. he knew what motivated you. he knew what might motivate bob was different from what might motivate lynda or larry he got that. and he used it, he exploited it. there is an expression, people are motivated by either love or fear. and you need to know the right combination to get them to act. lbj got that. he used to apply something that was legendarily known in washington as the johnson treatment. or just the treatment, there was no doubt as to who was applying it. johnson was a master. he used a connotation of flattering, threatening or cajoling w

actually i insist, that each of you after bidding farewell to jumbo and having your last drink use the knowledge gained here to be more than a consumer of liberty. i insist that you also be a defender and and richer of it, in employing your talents to help heal and teach here and abroad. i insist that you be doers, not just hearers. i insist you put your opinions to the test when required and you dare ask to be voices crying for peace and light because your choices will make all the difference to you and to all of us. the future depends not on the stars or some mysterious forces of history but rather on the decisions that you make and i truly mean that. you are the leaders of tomorrow, and it will be your job to pick up the desperate time -- baton. it is the job that you must approach with monetary -- m odesty. what is considered knowledge today will be considered mistaken assumptions tomorrow, that humility and critical thinking when combined with courage and determination, are indispensable qualities of leadership. it is said that all work is worth doing is done in faith. today at the ceremony

so i just did not have any knowledge nor did anyone i work with have any knowledge. >> let me try to tie something together because it may be confusing as to why we are having a hearing that involves mr. bery:. my question, we have heard mr. bery:'s testimony about the conditions involving the preparation for the 2022 soccer world cup. what is the relationship between the testimony that we are hearing, mr. bery: about corruption, bribery activity criminal activity related to fifa, and the findings that your organization has made in regards to what is going on in preparation for that role cap? -- world cup? are these two contrasting stories that do not belong together, or are they intimately tied together? >> thank you chairman for the question. at the end of the day when fifa made the decision to grant the bid for the 2022 world cup to qatar, it took response ability for the human rights impact of the decision. >> how can you say that? >> fifa with an international organization with a billion-dollar preserve had a responsibility under you and principles to ensure that its operations

so to take that out of the equation we have no knowledge but a bunch of propaganda. so anybody who says the debate is over, it is not an people have to be able to persuade and convince people of all they can come up with his name calling they probably don't have a of very good argument. >> is somebody has to tell you the debate is over the means they are trying to stop you. [laughter] >> few people are treated as harshly as african-american conservatives, minority conservatives or those who are expected to be on the other side and if they're really dufay's the wrath it is not harsh treatment but the republican presidential field so far when i saw pictures on the screen of who had declared to hispanics, a woman, a black, minority candidates and if the tables were turned in a democratic field the republican field was all white male we would be talking about that but i have not heard people talk about that with the republican field to be so diverse because many view that there really isn't because the hispanics don't count in the woman doesn't count in the black doesn't

a source with knowledge to the investigation told us indeed the gun that was used in this trace actuallyraced back to a federal agent. now, we don't know which one and we don't know how that all came about, but we understand the gun was recovered in this case. this is happening on the same day that the suspect juan francisco lopez sanchez was in court. he was asked whether or not he was guilty or not guilty of the crime of murder in the kate steinle case and he said, in spanish, not guilty. he was also asked several other questions, but really the only answer he kept giving the court was not guilty. he seemed not to understand some of what was going on in court. his attorney say he only has a second grade education and that he had no prior violent felonyiesfelonies in his past was this a random act. he has also talked to a couple of local stations here in jailhouse interviews and gave conflicting information when asked about this particular case. his next court date is july 20th. he is being held in jail on a $5 million bond. >> there is some question this morning about whether he unders

they don't have the knowledge. they just don't. they're not bad doctors, there's nothing wrong with it. but what has happened to us because of the conditions that we were in has become very specific. i didn't have a normal cancer. and there's a lot of other people that don't have normal cancer or normal blood diseases. and because of their absolute dedication, they have come up with plans and outlines that they can treat and get us through these difficult diseases. and that is the most important thing is that we can have a quality of life to go forward. and i'm going to leave it at that. i'll be happy to answer any of your questions. >> chair thanks the gentlemen and now recognize ms. burnett. five minutes for your opening statement. >> thank you. subcommittee, ranking member green and members of the subcommittee on help for inviting me to appear before you today. i live in bay side new york, i'm 52 years old a wife, mother and grandmother. with me here today are my husband and my son. i am a proud former new york city police detec

i'm on the edge of my knowledge base >> they will need--in general may would need support whether it be from us or from the community to get this through the fcc, right? >> they have foomeet the terms kw conditions of the dda for transferee in terms of developer ownership and control, so there is review by staff and by the commission to meet the terms of-new corporation which may look like the old corporation, does it meet the terms and conditions? in essence, yes but it isn't a support for the fcc, it is your own process. >> the grument is a gud opportunity for us to put in teeth and tell lunar that you need to pay your subcontractors? >> [inaudible] >> okay. you get the just of the question and there may be a- >> there is a item on commissioner question and matters so i think that may be a appropriate thing to ask. >> it was pertaining to her report but i'll bring it up after rrbds >> thank you. please call the next item >> the next order of business is item 9, commissioners question and matters >> i was say that wouldn't this be a good opportunity for us to sit down with lunar and

were some knew knowledge about how to prevent more effectively? yes command i will discuss some of them at the summer conference in charlotte in the beginning of july. i'll tell you one thing i don't want to give it away. one of those things, one of those issues is the understanding of what the constant means to altruism because it is a very different concept from what it means objectively. so that is its. yes.yes. excuse me. standing up is a good idea because i have trouble. [inaudible question] >> zero, well, it certainly can be. sorry. repeat the question. can i say why i think it would be in one's interest to be charitable? and as i indicated the fact that you value your life is the crucial thing. they're is therefore some tangential value attached to all human beings because they too are what you are and potentially they share basic values with you unless you no otherwise. so they're is a value in knowing, i have helped another human being become in effect a more fulfilled human being. i have enabled him to do what human beings should do whic

. >> they are extremely knowledgeable about the water. >> this isn't new to them. these boys have been doing this. it's not even second nature at this point. >> the teens have not been seen since friday when they left to go fishing. some are wondering if there should maybe be a minimum age in all states that you have to be in order to operate a boat. or are skill requirements enough? ? people are split kind of right down the middle. >> an armed robbery spree in parts of the district. >> it's an $11 million police station and it could sit there empty for a year. >> and governor >> now at 6:30, a series of armed robberies overnight and one of the victims opens up about the hold up. >> he had a very small pistol in one hand. >> a local school district making major changes after being accused of unintentionally favoring parts of the county. >> we told you about the new police station that cost millions to build only to sitd empty. it's connection to the new mgm casino. >>> and olympic dreams for dc in 2024. will the district throw its name back into the ring to host? a

they do not always getting knowledged. we are really proud of them. good work. reporter: when do you go to cuba? >> tonight on c-span, interviews with congress's newest numbers. republican elise stefanik of new york. texas republican john ratliff. here are the first of four interviews with freshman members of congress. representative stefanik: represents new york's 21st district. this is 25 minutes. representative elise ste

to succeed you will require the kind of knowledge that extends beyond mere fact you knowledge itself.w from my own experience that such wisdom can be hard to obtain. i arrived at wellesley college about halfway between the invention of the apple watch and the discovery of fire. i had one basic goal -- to be accepted. as an immigrant, i didn't want to stand out. i wanted to fit in. fortunately in the 1950's, conformity was encouraged though we were also in a time of transition. women were finding our voices but we were also expected to be young ladies, except perhaps chewing that occasional outing to boston. in college, i learned about renaissance composers and shakespearean plays and the periodic table. i also learned a lot about myself. i wanted to use the education i had received for something besides meaningful table conversation. i wanted to accept, not just have the limits of the downgrades, but give something back to this country that had given so much to me. i suspect the same is true of yours and your experience here. you have arrived here already living 21st century lives. so

>> i don't know if i'm knowledgeable to speak we're the authors the direct she's spoken. >> you can speak under the 2 minute rebuttal. >> any other speakers project sponsor. >> so good evening roars representing the project sponsor and owner i have the engineer and the project sponsor to answer questions first of all, i want to apologize in terms of the permit history it is confusing at best and a little bit spotty at times i perp have been involved in the project and the purpose we're here today to make right and clear what is in that building we can't go backwards but what is it could go, 80 to be it is what it is what we have an existing 4 story building a fourth floor right now is not legal unit it is legally stock brokerage an existing tenant on the second floor above the garage level and another on the third floor so no work will occur there i know the original 311 notice was sent out some work regarding the dr requesters unit the idea to merge that and make his unit larger this was a concern that the dr requester has revised it no impact to the dr requester or the tenants project m

. >> if you give a woman or man for that matter without his or her knowledge a drug, and then have sex with that person without consent, that is rape. >> members of nonprofit group protecting empowerment went to the white house website with a petition, asked president obama to revoke cosby' medal. they say that the president has several options to get the medal back from cosby. >> president obama is a courageous leader in sexual assault but he needs to do more. >> it it was given in 2002 by former president, george w. bush, this was given to him under false pretensions. >> the group has more than 11,000 signatures and 100,000 signatures would prompt a white house response. >> this is not the only one they are trying to get revoke, the naacp award and a host of other degrees are on the list. stephanie ramos, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >> friends and family and the philadelphia restaurant community will come together to support one of the city's most celebrated chefs. eli culps suffered a spinal injury in the deadly amtrak derailment in port richmond. tonight the philadelphia

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