ladies and gentlemen, martin roth blat is also the recipient of this year's billy jean king leadership initiative award devoted to lgbt issues and puts her in an interesting issue because she has a company based in north carolina which as you know right now she might get arrested for going to the bathroom if the governor had anything to do with it. ladies and gentlemen, martin roth blat. [ applause ] >> martin, one of the basic concepts that you are interested in, it is not just improving life but it is immortality. they are all going to live forever. and martin, i might mention, has founded a religion, based on transhumanism. and you have the idea that we're not just going to live a long time but we're all going to live forever. tell us your concept of immortality and how that would work. >> thanks, nealy. it is a great pleasure to be here. the idea is one that has been percolating up from lots of people in the information technology industry for a while. perhaps ray cursewhile who is a prolific inventor is best known for the idea that as our abilities in the information processing in

ladies and gentlemen, martin roth blat is also the recipient of this year's billy jean king leadership initiative award devoted to lgbt issues and puts her in an interesting issue because she has a company based in north carolina which as you know right now she might get arrested for going to the bathroom if the governor had anything to do with it. ladies and gentlemen, martin roth blat. [ applause ] >> martin, one of the basic concepts that you are interested in, it is not just improving life but it is immortality. they are all going to live forever. and martin, i might mention, has founded a religion, based on transhumanism. and you have the idea that we're not just going to live a long time but we're all going to live forever. tell us your concept of immortality and how that would work. >> thanks, nealy. it is a great pleasure to be here. the idea is one that has been percolating up from lots of people in the information technology industry for a while. perhaps ray cursewhile who is a prolific inventor is best known for the idea that as our abilities in the information processing in

performance deficiencies there were incidents in which lockheed martin failed to handle personally identifiable information properly, is that correct, mr. roth? >> yes, ma'am. >> the report also found that lockheed martin, quote, failed to consistently refer the eligible veterans on job announcement, ultimately the report stated lockheed martin hiring team and i quote, report a total of more than 150 veterans who were not referred on six different job announcements. mr. roth, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> so if lockheed martin failed to follow federal regulations in regards to the competitive service hires, particularly veterans' preference, this is simply intolerable. so, administrator, are you familiar with the inspector general's report? >> i am, yes, ma'am. >> okay. when does the tsa's contract with lockheed martin end? >> it's coming to an end this year. we're completely restructuring our approach to that. i would like tsa to own more of its hiring recruitment and personnel policies. so we're restructuring that completely. it's part of the plan to overhaul the human resource management program of the agency. >> in lieu of the contr

performance deficiencies there were incidents in which lockheed martin failed to handle personally identifiable information properly. is that correct, mr. roth? >> yes, ma'am. >> the report also found that lockheed martin, quote, failed to consistently refer the eligible veterans on job announcement ultimately the report stated lockheed martin hiring team and i quote, report a total of more than 150 veterans who were not referred on six different job announcements. mr. roth, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> so if lockheed martin failed to follow federal regulations in regards to the competitive service hires, particularly veterans preference, this is simply intolerable. so administrator, are you familiar with the inspector general's report? >> i am, yes, ma'am. >> okay. when does the tsa's contract with lockheed martin end? >> it's coming to an end this year. we're completely restructuring our approach to that. i would like tsa to own more of its hiring recruitment and personnel policies. so we're restructuring that completely. it's part of the plan to overhaul the human resource management program of the agency. >> in lieu of the contract

performance deficiencies there were incidents in which lockheed martin failed to handle personally identifiable information properly. is that correct, mr. roth? >> yes, ma'am. >> the report also found that lockheed martin, quote, failed to consistently refer the eligible veterans on job announcement ultimately the report stated lockheed martin hiring team and i quote, report a total of more than 150 veterans who were not referred on six different job announcements. mr. roth, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> so if lockheed martin failed to follow federal regulations in regards to the competitive service hires, particularly veterans preference, this is simply intolerable. so administrator, are you familiar with the inspector general's report? >> i am, yes, ma'am. >> okay. when does the tsa's contract with lockheed martin end? >> it's coming to an end this year. we're completely restructuring our approach to that. i would like tsa to own more of its hiring recruitment and personnel policies. so we're restructuring that completely. it's part of the plan to overhaul the resource management program of the agency. >> in lieu of the contract endin

martin here in town, we're 71 degrees. more details, full forecast fec coming up right now caitlin roth in for erin who is i vacationing earlyarmew outside. this morning it was like, okay, nifirst taste of summer,um this is what d.c.'s all about. 19 late may feels really warmea out there.outher so, a summery feeling commute c for you.for not so bad on the road so far ro this morning. checking the maryland commute.o. it's all green whether you'reour headed on 95 southbound, 270un 2 southbound or 50 westbound westu through prince george's countyin you're looking good in allceking scenarios so not seeing anyin ay problems on the road in maryland.mary morning commute, staying inng in maryland route four westbound w 301 to the beltway looking the good and route five northboundnu waldorf to woodyard road notro even any light volume at thisumt moment. that's a look at traffic. traic more coming up after 5:05. maureen. >> the leader of a localma university says the community at his school must become more inclusive. it comes after a students say they were wer harassed by police becausee b they're block.th >> a former member of the r

roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right, let's get a check at the weather now. it's cooler out there today. bill martinis standing by in the weather center to walk us through the end of the weekend. >> significantly cooler today. and bries signature, we showed you that wind gust at sfo gusting to 51 miles an hour. 77 today in fairfield. still warm, but i tell you, big drop offs from yesterday. livermore is down a good 20 degrees from yesterday. it was just a strong gusty wind that really brought down the temperatures. the clouds become a fabric of the next few days. we have a system to the north of us that has the potential to bring us a few sprinkles. nothing heavy, but enough where you will need an umbrella perhaps on friday afternoon into saturday morning. especially if you are in the north bay. north in the north bay. it will be widely scattered. here are some of the sustained winds. 28 miles an hour out of the southwest. sfo has been hammered. it is 67 miles an hour gusts. 56 miles an hour gusts at sfo is significant. and, it is sustained at 43 miles an hour. that means you go out there, it is blo

martin is tracking you warming trend. >>> it's been eight years in the making and now san francisco general hospital's new trauma center has finally opened its doors. ktvu's rob roth found out the state-of-the-art facility is getting some good reviews from hospital staff. >> reporter: san francisco's new billion dollar baby is open for business. the san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >> definitely way more cutting edge. >> reporter: the state-of-the- art medical center opened over the weekend. hospital staff moved more than 150 patients out of the old hospital into the new facility. >> very first case. >> reporter: nurses and technicians say so far so good especially the or. >> the new operating room is really nice. big, comfortable. >> reporter: the old facility still has as the psychiatric unit and outpatient clinic but doesn't meet the stringent state seismic safety standards required of acute-care hospitals. >> reporter: the new windows. it has been eight years in the making. it all began in 2008 when san francisco voters passed proposition eight, an $887 million bond measure. the zucker brothers donated $75 million, enough to get naming rights.