unfortunately, that's creating a messy problem as people flush wipes, which is a big no-no. nbc bay area's jean elle has more on what not to flush. >> reporter: finding toilet paper is still a challenge. some are using alternatives. >> i use wet wipes anyway, so it's all good. >> reporter: but wipes can clog the system. they disappear from the bowl but don't break down in water. instead, they clump together. the san francisco public utilities commission tweeted pictures today of globs of wipes crews had to clean out of a grate at the wastewater treatment plant. >> to declog it, it takes man hours. it takes time, you know. it alters the efficiency of the system. you know, it's a pain quite frankly. >> reporter: the sfpuc is urging people to stop flushing any kind of wipe. >> think before you flush. >> reporter: a message east bay mud and the city of san jose are also spreading as more people are using wipes instead of paper. those wipes don't just cause trouble here at wastewater treatment facilities. they may get stuck in your pipes, causing your toilet to back up. an expens

although rockwell said in his autobiography that he sometimes looked at the world as a little too messy and not quite as ideal as he would like it to be, therefore he made it more ideal in his paintings. he became extraordinarily well known through his art, first working for the boy scouts, then working for magazines. the great one being the saturday evening post. as an artist who appeared on the cover of the post, millions of people would see his art, far more than an artist who was making paintings for a wealthy patron or for a museum. he was a very popular artist and chronicled american life from really the teens through the 20's, 30's, the 40's, up until the early 1970's. where this exhibition begins is in the 19 -- early 1930's. there is an image from a saturday evening post cover of returning home from vacation. this is a year after the stock market crashed. times were bad, it was a market downturn. rockwell could look at life in a lighthearted way. this is the vacation from which you need a vacation. the family has returned home exhausted. the hastily packed suitcase, the camera,

here's where the story gets messy. the media says there's a group of astronauts they will send the first woman into space. jerry is running around the country giving talks saying she's going to be the first woman astronaut and there areir some in training which isn't true and jackie is sitting there like none of this is real and asking me that no one is telling me and i think that it becomes this kee he said she said the absolute mess. writing the book it was hard to figure out what was real and what was not and here is what archives became my friends. archives are the best things that are. so like i said, jackie was good friends with president eisenhower. she kept every single scrap of paper that crossed her desk and it's all in the eisenhower library. i had so much fun. when you go to the archives if you list of boxes you can only look at so much. the finding diet is this big. there is 60 feet of material. she kept everything. every letter, a carbon copy of every letter that she wrote, every letter that she received,

this is where the rain clouds is, a messy this is where the rain clouds is, a m essy area this is wheree rain clouds is, a messy area of cloud drifting in our direction and already this evening there could be showers breaking out across southern parts of the uk. if you're going out for that spot of exercise this evening, don't be surprised if the heavens open briefly across some southern and south—eastern areas, but generally speaking, the evening and overnight, it will be dry, chilly in the north of the country, around three degrees and in the south, it's mild, around ten on the coast of cornwall, so the rain is rearing its head and you can see in the channel through the early hours of friday and basically this area is drifting north. not a huge area is drifting north. not a huge area of rain, were talking about an hours worth of rainfall in some locations in the south and by the middle of the afternoon it's only reached the midlands, so the vast majority of the country see a dry afternoon and by the evening hours, it looks as though there could be rain reaching merseyside. you can see

she understood that the world is a messy place. these issues are not black and white. justice scalia could hold forth with a world encompassing view but she knew the devils were in the details. and she had a large measure of humility. when i interviewed with her, the one question she asked that i will never forget it she said these cases are so hard. they come up and almost every single one could go either way. they are so difficult. and she said is there one case where you thought we really got it wrong? and it was unconscionable? and i picked the case where she was in the majority. >> what did you pick? >> it was a case where they said it was ok for a guy to get life in prison for three bounced checks. and i said i understood that different people make different judgments and it's hard to draw lines, but we may not be able to tell what was a just sentence. but again, my 27-year-old there i am telling the justice what i think, i still can't believe she hired me, honestly i was really of obnoxious. insufferable maybe. and that is one thing i admired about her, she cons

judge, she had seen how messy the facts are. and then the second thing just to say is that she was often in doubt. she knew they were hard cases. so she wrestled really hard with them, but when she decided, she didn't look back because she had another case to deal with. and she really pushed me hard to say the time to worry and the time to have doubts is before you make a decision, not afterwards because if you wait until afterwards, then you're doing a disservice to the people in the next case. so she was capable of doing really hard things and moving on cheerfully and positively which was not by nature in my upbringing, so it was a good lesson to me. >> common law judge. that's a resinent phrase. what did it mean for justice o'connor. what considerations moved her as she balanced competing features and, again, give us specific examples. >> she was really an incrementalist in a lot of ways. and she was too humble to think that she could decide an issue for all time with one case. and she was very, very respectful of the case an

it gets really messy and complicated as they go back and forth. there's one other letter i want to read. like i said, but this got all the way to a subcommittee hearing and said even got to the.that jerry and another one of the women pilots, jamie hard who is married to philip park at a meeting with lbj when he was vice president. jackie saved all bj's life one day. i had never heard of this letter before i found it in the lbj archives which is cool and it's like the handwritten signature of lbj and it's not protected. you can pick it up. i love history. dear jackie, thank you so much for your nice letter in the enclosure. it is always fun to see you. i had a good time telling jerry and ms. miss philip about our friendship when they came to see me about lady astronaut. it kinda says a lot, doesn't it. so between all of these letters and even letters from the women that i was able to find, nobody agreed on what this quote on quote woman astronaut program was supposed to be and everyone wanted it to be something different largely for self-serving pu

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so, she understood that the world is a messy place, right? these issues are not black and white, right? and justice scalia could hold forth with this world-encompassing view, but she knew that actually the devil's in the details. and she also had a large measures of humility. when i interviewed with her, though, one question she asked that i'll never forget was, she said, you know, these cases are so hard. they come up, and almost every single one, you could go either way. they're so difficult. and then she said, is there one case where you thought we really got it wrong, that it's just unconscionable? and of course, i picked a case where she was in the majority! >> wow. >> i wasn't prepared for the question. >> what'd you pick? >> i picked a portionality case where a guy got -- they said it was okay for a guy to get life in prison for three bounced checks. and i said, i understood that it's hard, you know, different people make different judgments about sentences and it's hard to draw lines, but we may not be able to tell what's a just sente

game why shouldn't the next messi come from shutting up. but how i don't doesn't even play for a club. in the jerseys from the soccer camp out and his brother yusef sets off for the only pitching shut team. i. think when the boys and their mates run out in shatila you might think it was an important match in a real team but there isn't an opponent the notion of the whole camp talking about sharing them on a sport bowling heroes is just a dream of a talented 11 year old and his friends. the boys don't play in the league or even train on a regular basis c. i know one here has money to pay for club contributions all building a youth team was an hour on the show a pitch cost $20.00 whether you're a gifted footballer i just opposed. i. i. i. i. i. i i i. had i'm isn't worried though why should he be when he can produce such skill shots. adam's brother yousef is 16 a good defender but perhaps not the greatest footballing talent. but he's achieved something very rare for a boy from this neighborhood. here when other boys his age quit school and se

there, we are testing people and how tidy, it isa we are testing people and how tidy, it is a little messyh here. thank you. let us make a start with the metro which says that the uk death toll is racing ahead, nearly 3000 people have died after contracting the virus. the f team focuses on global unemployment as economies continue to stall. the telegraph leads on matt hancock's pledge to have 10,000 tests per day by the end of the month. the times laid on the same story. the independent... the guardian focuses on testing numbers, stating that number ten admits it has made mistakes and has changed its testing targets. the mail urges the health minister not to fail this test. the eye focuses on the delays in ppe, suggesting that... let us start then with that headline on the times madeleine, 100,000 virus tests per day, this feels like a moving target and it is only because the government is coming under real pressure that this is the number that they are coming up with. politically, this is several times higher... i am so sorry, the sound is breaking up with you at the moment, we will see w

here is where the story gets really messy. because that media is saying there's a group of astronaut -- female astronaut trainees and nasa's guinness and the first woman into space. gerry is running around the country giving tax and she's going to the first f woman astronaut and their 16 women in training. that was not true. jackie is sitting there like none of this is real at all. and was asking about women in space but no one's telling anything. it becomes a he said she said she said mass. in writing this book it was really hard to figure out what is real and what is not. here is where archives became my absolute best friend. if you are a nerd archives of the best thing ever. like i said, jackie was good friends withds president eisenhower. she was also an epic packrat she kept every single scrap of paper that ever crossed herer desk. it's all in the eisenhower library. i had so much fun, when you go to the archives they give you a finding guide. it's a list of boxes, what's in that box you canbo pull a box at a time you can

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they were messy, they were drama queens and they would. also cruel. it's important they understand that washington would hang out with his wife and make ends enslaved people rowboats across the potomac and that is what he did on l a sunday. he went to church sometimes but i also want to know that he did that. >> a big part of the book is washington is the patriarch not just with enslaved people but for the large number of young men and young women some related to the various connections although not so much but still part of the washington household and washington as this keeper of many wars and you say this is something they don't really deal with at all in terms of washington's life. but it seemed to be a big part of his life in something he was very interested in. >> they are married to this narrative which is if he has no biological children on our conception of children has really changed over time. it wasn't uncommon to marry a woman with children. that was a good find that she could have more and he wasn't the only founder. founder. dolly madis

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barcelona players like lionel messi are taking a 70% pay cut to help nonsporting staff.e players and manager agreed to freeze their pay temporarily, while eddie howe became the first premier league manager to take a voluntary pay cut. and in the championship, leeds united's players and senior staff have volunteered to take a wage deferral. but so far there's been no collective action from premier league footballers. it would go down so much better if the players came out and said, "this is what we want to do, we've had a meeting, this is what we are doing as a group, this is what we're doing as a team, we are going to take a pay cut, we are going to take a reduction in our wages because we want to do it, we want to give it to the nhs, we want to give it to wherever the money is going to go." that could still happen, with the subject set to be discussed by clubs and players‘ unions. football will return before too long, but how it handles this crisis will not be forgotten. katie gornall, bbc news, newcastle. one of britain's most celebrated artists, david hockney, is in l

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north korea and that is after-the-fact that's why like so much else in cyberspace it gets into my messytangle of competition one more time. >> and the classification as well. >> yes that's why some folks said that's not credible you have not proven the evidence. >> do you say the us is getting better? >> for sure. >> other nations as well? >> united states does its best but certainly to have counterintelligence success that was our russian operation that was the extraordinary counterintelligence through some unknown t mechanism through nsa files a great insight. >> so just talk about election security you have a fascinating story i think the audience would be surprised who was interfering in the election? >> i did not write it until i wrote it k t it's the answer is britain and it is striking go back to 1940 it is a tense period in history, world war ii has begun the united states is not yet and u it and britain has a priority to get franklin roosevelt reelected he is a pro- war democrat and they worry he will not win reelection so they try to r influence at the republican convention th

this is going to be messy here because of the mean. wow so. many questions have been asked about the investigation since it began the cigarette theory for example is largely based on statements from a contractor admitting that its workers did sometimes violate the rules and smoke on the cathedral ruth. that same company though insists that even when builders did smoke it was in the scaffolding outside the cathedral itself not inside where the fire is though to have started and no cigarette butts that could have said no to a dam on fire were ever found nor any electrical appliance that might have short circuited. a year on and the investigators still have a surfeit of guesses and a shortage of evidence all feeling rumor and suspicion that the author artes are not telling the whole truth. one theory suggesting that notre dame had been set on fire was fueled by the side special status of the cathedral is in the heart of paris on the eliciting one of the most expensive places to live in the center of france's capital controls that were tourist mag

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i think that again, this humanizes him and the office and it should give us comfort in the messiness in some ways. >> so big part of the book deals with washington as a slave owner. you cannot deal with that. it's one of the overriding identities of his entire life. he was concerned and always concerned about what he's going to do about the farm and how he's going to feed and house other people he owned and what they were going to do for him, so the thick that you talked about towards the end is how washington sort of would always say that, yea, i'm going to free my sleighs at some point but never really asked. i wonder if you can talk about his unwillingness to take the extra step because you make step, peers in virginia who did take the extra step. >> yeah. i feel like biographers pull over on this. they make it sound like if washington had this view and i think this is helpful. i h think they did which is a bias. it's hardh to do that if you can't see him as having this beautiful realization and so washington begins to have not a change of heart but a change of priorities during t

like so much else in cyber space he gets into the messy thank you of competition one more time.and that's obviously not something -- which is why some folks it is not credible. snooki said say the u.s. is getting better at determining attribution in a more concrete way? >> for sure. >> and other nations as well? united states is -- but it certainly is the case that other nations appear to have counter intelligence against the u.s.. go to back to the shadow brokers predict that was a russian adversary that was an extraordinary counterintelligence attack and never felt tremendous access to some known mechanism to an essay files and presuming great insight into how the an essay one about its business. >> i want to talk a little bit about election security because you have a fascinating story in the book of june of 1940 and the audience was surprised to us interfering in the elections in 1940. >> i do know the story until i wrote the book. it's striking. go back to 1940 the tenth. making history world war ii had begun the united states is not yet in it written as fighting a tough ba

. >> i think that this humanizes him in the office and it should give us comfort in the messiness in ways. >> a big part of the book deals with washington as a slave owner. you can't not deal with that. it's one of the overriding identities of his entire life. >> 'smain business. >> right. he was always concerned about what he was going to do about the farm, how he is going to feed and house other people he owned and what they were going to do for him. i think you talked about toward the end how washington would always say that yea i'm going to free my slaves at some point and never acted on that. i wonder if you could talk about his ambivalence there. his unwillingness to take the extra step. he appears in virginia who did take the extra step. >> i also feel like this is something that biographers are trying to pull over on us. they make it sound as if washington had this Ãbi think this is helpful to them because it's hard to. which is a bias. it's hard if you can't see him as having this beautiful realization so washington begins to have not a change of heart but a change of priori

that marriage can be hard and marriage can be messy. and then you added children or travel all of the difficult choices and trade-offs that we have to make. i just felt like i wasn't willing to gloss over those pieces of the story because they're part of the story. as a women -- as a woman and a mother and a wife. i had been asked so may me times by young women. i could tell you it is really great all the time. there is no problems. i think knowing that is part of the package. what he want people to carry away with them after they read the book. choice is a gift that many women around the world don't share. and for people to realize that it is a luxury to be able to choose to have choices. to know in and of yourself. if you're stuck or you find it debilitating to have to make those difficult choices these women in every single country and context are making the most difficult of choices and to me i found that inspiring i could make those difficult choices also whether they were about my marriage the kind of mother i wanted to be. the ki

that marriage can be hard in marriage can be messy and you add in children and you and travel in all of the difficult choices and trade-offs we have to make as women. i just felt like i wasn't willing to gloss over those pieces of the story because they are part of the story. part of me as a woman, as a mother, as a wife and a professional. and i felt like i'd been asked so many times by young women, how do you do this and have kids and what does it look like. i can tell you that it is really great all of the time and there is no problems but a lot of times, it was really ugly. it will be really honest with you. i think that knowing that, it is part of the package. what if i made different choices. that is the question. no, i would not. barbara: what do you want people to carry away with them after they read the book. karen: that's a good question. for me, as this person as i said is straddled both worlds. choices the gift many women around the world . sure. and for people to realize is a luxury to be able to choose and have choices. and to know that in yourself that if you are stuck

it's going to be messy, because human beings are messy.ot all of us can be george clooney and be perfect. this is going to be an incredibly human response, and we are getting to the point where, i said this yesterday, instinctively we know that it is time to move, but it is up to the people. the people watching the show to lead the country out of this. because it is easier for us to share the risk. because leaders have a problem with risk. because they realize that they might not be back at the end of the day. people might turn on them. if there is one slight consequence, they will lose all of their support. so if the disease comes back, it will be around their neck and another hurricane katrina all over again. so the only people that can actually do this is the american people who share the risk. we can say, hey, we want to go back to work. we trust that the fate is on our shoulders. you can trust us that we will social distance and practice sound hygiene, but we acknowledge and share the risk. the media cannot come after all of us. they

when in the absence of clear and cosistent direction from president trump a messy patchwork of state by state les are now emerging of what's open and what's cled in america, a case in poinis georgia where governobrian kemp is leading the way by allowg several bunesses to reopen starting today from jim's and salons to tattoo parlors and bowling alleys he thought he had the present's blsing until he didn't i wasn't at all happy because. >>and i could have ne something about it if i wanted to but i'm saying that the government is doing. but i wasn't happy with brn kemp, spas. beauty palors ted 2. parlors i know the contradictions from one state to the next you can get a haircut in georgia for example, but nin south carolina are the culminatio of weeks of cousion over just who's calling the shots. well i have the ultimate im authority then it was not governors will be empowered to tailored approach. >>that meets the diver circumstances of their own states, but the president's condmnation of camp could offer the clearest sial yet for what other governors should and shouldn't do. >>in tryi

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this is the messy part of the job. you put fluid in the throat and plug it. you force everything out the rectum and then plug that. now the person is completely preserved. there was a little less than 20,000 soldiers that were embalmed out of 640,000 because of the cost. number one reason for death in the civil war was disease. the second biggest reason was the battlefield. no one talks about the third biggest reason for death in the civil war. food. you take horse hair or silk anti off the whole where there was a bullet entered. on the other side of the bullet hole you take a different tube, slide it in. then you continue to do the embalming. when you're done pull it out and tie it off. simple and easy. you do not need to be embalmed to be buried america if you are buried within 48 hours. any questions? >> thank you very much. thank you. >> my name is kim mccarty, i security here at washington historic park and pennsylvania. today is a very special day. we are doing a reenactment of george washington crossing the river in 1776.

it has been messy, it will continue to get messy. be frustrated, and that is ok, but we are not going to get into the blame game about what part of this public-private partnership doing a better part than in other. we are all trying. everything is not working as perfectly as it can. we need congress to make a commitment to a sure small businesses that the money will not run out, and then we are all going to work together to make sure the system works as soon as it can. we have got thousands of additional banks coming online into the system. the federal reserve chair just about 20 minutes ago, made new announcements to bolster small business lending. a are building high-performance racecar engine in the middle of a race. it is going to be messy, but we are going to get through this, and small businesses who are able to get these loans, and they will be able to get these loans, are going to be in a position to get through the pandemic so our economy can get right back on track. is the vicellivan president of small policy at the u.s. ch

but i think that it's hard and it's messy, and i think, i don't know any woman in my personal network who would tell you otherwise, that marriage can be hard and marriage can be messy, and you add in children and you add in travel and all the difficult choices and trade-offs that we have to make as women. i just felt like i wasn't willing to gloss over those pieces of the story because they are part of the story. they are part of me as a woman, as a mother, as a wife, as a professional. i felt like, i've been asked so many times by young women, how to do this and have kids? what does it look like? i could tell you it's great all the time and as no problems but a lot of times it was winning ugly, i'll be really honest with you, and i think knowing that is just, it's part of the package. but what i make different choices? that's the question. no, i wouldn't. >> what do you want people to carry away with them after they read the book? >> that's a good question. for me, as this person as i said who straddles both worlds, choice is a gift that many women around the world don't share. and f