foundation over and pushes out the ruptured pipeline >> it is intimidating i'm talking to people as a layman who needs help. >> this is a difficult process for people to navigate we're only focused on outreach so we've got the informational and we've spoken to many different owner groups and community groups all across the city. >> outreach is critical for the retrofitting program the city has to get out to the community and help people said what they have to do and do it and raise finances so this program is an advocate and resource for the community. >> so why not skip to the theme. foremost and most to come we've been presenting community meetings and going face to face with community owners and helping people understand what to do >> you may be wanting to know about the sf green but this will allow you to have is a loan for the property so if you have the property the loan will be summoned by the new owner and this is pay back for your property taxes and the low rates this is a fantastic option. >> i'm in favor of the program obviously we're going to have a earthquake this is from an inv

i really appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> so i obviously am a jerk on tv, i'm a layman who doesn't have any expert knowledge about this at all. i feel like i'm trying to understand the virology here so i can get a better grasp on the news here. can i ask you to correct me if i explained any of that wrong if i plained the way symptoms typically manifest? >> no, that was actually very good for the most part. one thing i will say is that typically in the past ebola has been known as ebola hemorrhagic fever because it was thought that many or most cases involved hemorrhage or bleeding and they've renamed it ebola disease because the vast majority of cases have no bleeding whatsoever. only about 18% of the cases in the current epidemic have any bleeding. for the most part what's killing patients from this disease is the severe dehydration from diarrhea and vomiting and organ damage but only a small portion of patients actually have bleeding. >> in terms of the way that patients get sick and the ways that their lives are most threatened with the dehydration, with the vomiting and the dia

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out should be looked at to make it plain and simple so that the people can understand it in the layman's terms and i think that this is a great policy, and i think that it is very detailed, and hopefully it is going to give a lot of guidance to the first responders on the street. and i think that the cps discussion is really important, and it should continue. and perhaps, you know, in six months, when we get some stats in, and when you get, and you get back to the table, if it needs to be tweaked we should tweak and i want to commend you for your hard work and i think that it is an excellent policy and a good way to go to start. >> thank you. >> commissioner melara? >> i was and i am, and i have so much to say about this. and i have been around this issue in and out of the issue of domestic violence for over 40 years. one of reasons that (inaudible) was established was that we knew that women when they got in trouble they went home to mom and two because we knew that the women with children had no place to go. and and children that i experienced, that seemed like domestic violence and i

. >> let me ask again, our three igs, are there -- questions a layman might ask, are there just too many cards in circulation for us to really get our arms around it holding in advance, mr. lyle's testimony, and are there too many employees authorized to use such purchase cards? should those numbers beled in terms of the numbers? >> within epa, they do conduct an annual review to make sure we've got the right number of people with purchase cards. the idea is also they be at the local level and that they be supervised locally. whether or not 2,000 is the right number, i can't say. >> how many employees total? >> 16,000. >> so, what if i said everyone who's an employee, when you become an employee of the epa, we're going to issue one of these cards to you. because you might need it. and you know, they're working so well, why not everybody have one. what would be wrong with that? >> it would be wrong because you'd have to have quite a few controls. >> that's my point. do we have any idea about what is an optimum number versus that's too many? i mean, you with hold judgment in 2000, but exer

these sexually objectified female bodies are designed to function as an terminal texture want to the laymanpresumes straight now players. no less video, we discussed the concept of subject to vacation and looked at a subset of nonessential female characters which i classified as non-playable sex objects. in this episode, we will expand our discussion of the women in background decoration to examine how sexualized female bodies often occupy the dual role as both sexual playthings and a perpetual victims of male violence. >> are you here for the whore? i have your money. let her go. >> no1 ! the use of sexual or domestic violence is the form of scaffolding for dark energy mormons has become a pervasive pattern in monitored in gaming. >> i thought you forgot. i'm so glad you didn't. >> i'm sorry, i did not know. what are you doing? no1 please, no! >> that was a clip from anita sarkeesian's series, "tropes vs women in video games." some in the community have launched a relentless campaign of threats and harassment against her. to find out more, we go to san francisco where we're joined by anita

if you can put it in layman's terms, it's tough to do that i'm sure, how would this ebola vaccine work ebola vaccine would be tested in successive steps, beginning with small tests for safety as soon as there is no problem with safety, we would move toward vaccinating people at risk, health care workers and out into the community, contacts of individuals and probably not even to the wider community. it would not be used nationwide in africa or the u.s. >> i'm curious to hear more about your research and the science specifically. how did you come up with this vaccine idea? >> well, at the moment there are several vaccines in process. i was present at the beginning when we put a full thrust effort on vaccines for both ebola and marbird virus and we used the available technology because the older technologies of live attenuated vaccines like measles, mumps, rubella are not effective against ebola, so we have used modern technologies and we established step by step what parts of ebola are required in the vaccine, and then what might be a safe vector, what might be a safe vector that is pot

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the danger with these things being leaked the way they have these aren't really layman documents. so it's not really something that could be easily interpreted by the public. even experts will disagree on exactly what they say and what it means happened. you know, it has been reported that this is consistent with the officer's story. i do believe, though, that it contradicts at least a half dozen witnesses. so we don't know really what happened. so the reason that we've been really asking for an indictment is to get to a trial. so that we can get all the evidence out and people can see all evidence that can be cross examined, can be done in public and we can find out what happened and justice can be served. >> eugene, antonio mentioned the multiple autopsies so there's a third one that still has to come out. the first one was down by the brown family's private m.e. conflicts with the results of this. the police in ferguson says we're not going to believe any other than the official autopsy. what is your reaction? >> they are often left in new te dark. we had a very controversial s

i need you to put into layman terms. people watching might want to invest in your company. cloud why is it necessary and who are some of the big customers that you've hooked up with at this point? people might say, why didn't they do it themselves, instead they came to you. jim: well, first off the cloud is part of a broader movement, applications are going from running on desktop or a laptop to running on mobile devices. the way the applications work is most of that functionality is running at a data center somewhere. that's what people call the cloud. a lot of people think it's a theatrical thing, but what it basically is when you use your phone or android phone you're running applications, you have a sliver of that on your phone most of the functionality are in a data center somewhere. that data center is called the cloud. there's multiple of those data centers out there. what red hat does, we're the leading provider of open stack which is a software platform that's used to run clouds. so while we don't participate on the android or iphone devices, generally when you're

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explain in layman's terms to parents out there that want to know why does it cost so much to go to college these days, where is the big expense in the university? >> i think several reasons. first of all, it's not as expensive as you think, and this is where we get to, i call, the myth of the sticker price. anybody who thinks this sticker price, this, this, and this. >> reporter: most uc students, according to napolitano graduate with no debt and among those with debt, it's less than $20,000. >> total, not per year, total. and that's an investment. you know, that's not even, you know, that's a car, you know, think about it in terms like that, that will pay itself off and off and off and off over a person's lifetime. >> reporter: most of the uc budget goes to paying for people and facilities, costs napolitano will continue to fight for at the state capitol. >> i think our chief challenge remains and is sacramento and the budget, and i just know it, i see it, not sure i quite understand why, but we've got to keep working at it. >> reporter: jessica aguirre, nbc bay area news. >>> tuition has