justice roberts: what other method? ms. konrad: they go to nitrogen gas and then go to -- justice roberts: are you suggesting that's okay with you? ms. konrad: i don't know anything about that protocol. they have not not -- justice roberts: what do you think? do you of an instinct whether or not the gas chamber is preferable to this lethal injection or not. ms. konrad: mr. chief justice it's hard for know say whether it's preferable. the legislature has said that this could be a painless method. i don't know. they haven't come out with any information about how -- justice scalia: suppose it were true. the facts here, your client was already in jail with a life sentence. right? for murder. some while in jail on that life sentence, he stabbed and killed a prison guard. and that is the crime for which oklahoma is seeking to execute him. is that the fact we have before us? ms. konrad: one of the petitioners here before the court. justice breyer: there is that larger question, that if in fact -- for whatever set of reasons it's

as experts said, you can sculpt out your own method of being racist online with the support of thousands of anonymous individuals. >> what about the investigation and charges, the feds are involved as well as local authorities, how does this change the picture? >> south carolina doesn't have a hate crime law. the federal government is investigating, he could be prosecuted either way. under the federal prosecution, however, they would have to prove that he specifically picked out victims based on race. if he was prosecuted by the state because there is no hate crime law, they would not have that type of burden, it would be interesting to see how they pursue this, since the sit and federal government is involved. >> lori jane gliha >>> in a moment we continue the special coverage of the shootings in charleston, with a deeper look at hate crimes in america. what is the motivation? how can they be stopped? later, a holy sanctuary, and the violence. this attack and others echo a long history of standing up to injustice. >> shot dead and the government does nothing. >> they teach you how to el

you know state agency is utilizing this type of delivery method. >> probably one of the areas that is familiar to you is south of market ucsf and i think almost entirely use the c m g c for the would out >> how do we get the k c m. >> a compilation of bid like i said, it is 65 percent based on the mark up they say they're a general contractor every bid is a mark up they bids on this but like i said, the 35 percent of the remaining is based on off the non-monetary how are you going to break down so more let's see can participate. >> on experience and prior projects. >> so one the new major chancellor is the evaluation of the projects so the cost is not the criteria so our procuring a small amount of contract so the code will adjust the selection process so the cost evaluation criteria is a minimum of 40 percent instead of the 65 and the quality experience criteria is going do account for 60 percent of the qualification this quality should run equal if not lower due to the best possible design early on most of the project costs live down stream during the construction period and the tra

- their own method of communication, which is in direct.ly: how difficult will it be to change the culture from the inside out? tim: it is intimately difficult whether you choose an internal or external candidate. you just need to keep at it. but you need to have something to say as well. they need to first decide what they are doing and what they want to be, and then the messaging can glflow. changing any culture is tough in such a high profile fishbowl as twitter is. multiply it times 100 or 1000. emily: tim morse, a guy who is been in jack's position. we will continue this conversation after a quick break. we are talking about a dramatic shakeup at twitter. dick costolo, the ceo, is out. ♪ emily: we're back to our breaking news. dick costolo stepping down as ceo twitter. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. we have an early investor twitter, and also a former yahoo! cfo, and adjoining lascivious type -- and when this kjjoining us via skype. who can be the new ceo of twitter? who do you think can do this job better than dick costolo, c

to communicate, which was an indirect method, which is also twitter.hey created a product which is identical to their method of communication, which is indirect. emily: from your experience at yahoo!, how difficult is it going to be to change the culture from the inside out? guest: enormously difficult if you choose an internal candidate and if you choose an external candidates. communication is the key, and just keep at it, but you need to has a link to say as well. they have to first decide what they want to be in the messaging can flow. a change in any culture is tough, and such a high profile fishbowl as twitter and yahoo! was and is, multiply it times 100,000. emily: tim morris, former interim ceo of yahoo!. george zachary, early twitter investor. anthony did clemente. we will continue this conversation after the break. ♪ emily: dick costolo stepping down as the ceo of twitter. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. still with us, george zachary, an early investor in twitter. we also have the former yahoo! cfo tim orris, former yahoo! interim ceo

when he returned to the new academy practice what i call in the book madison's method. this was a replacement for what he learned about in school about the socratic movement. any lawyers will know how frustrating it is. madison as a student called it factitious and insidious and even fought the socratic method helped kindle the hatred against socrates which put a violent period of his life because it was so condescending. instead madison's method and nine elements find passion in your conscience focus on the idea, not the man and develop multiple independent lines of attack in greece and haitians, establish a competitive in vantage through corp. concord bad ideas by dividing them, master your opponent as you master yourself, push the state to the highest version of self and govern the passions. when madison returned in named as is any vague this course as emir sport of fancy and named five grounds by which delegates could determine whether the constitution was in fact needed. and the most powerful and prevailing influence of states would undermine the union. and the ame

which is a method of project delivery. so, the bottom line is, is that this legislation does not touch commission authority to approve contract, and i will stop there in less of a more specific question. >> i guess, have you had conversations with local 21? have you met with them? whether it is before or subsequent to this letter? >> we had an opportunity to talk with a representative from local 21. the attorney on thursday afternoon for about four hours. we went to this legislation line by line by line. he was there and he asked very specific questions. this legislation is cosponsored by the chapter 6 department many of the representatives from each apartment are here in case anybody has a question. we made those representatives available to all the labor representatives that you mentioned, including local 21 on thursday. we went to editing line by line. they raise questions we answer them to the best of our ability. >> thank you. i would ask that we -- i think is a good idea to continue the item for the week 11 opportuni

the method of that? the expectations?the biodiesel is an open amount and they can set the amount from year to year, and how are you trying to split the two to say this part can be used in el paso texas and southern arizona year round, versus places that can use it year round. >> we look at these things from a national perspective and we look at the increases in the amount of biodiesel that has been used. i think i would say, senator, and we would be glad to follow-up and confirm with you with more details with the volumes we are proposing here we are not in danger of exceeding the amount the system can absorb without getting into any sort of performance problems. >> so the assumption -- what i am trying to get at, the assumption for the specific line of product is not the line of biodiesel that has a difficult time with lower temperatures. you are assuming the growth and the information leading you to say the growth is in the area that is not the part that has a difficult time with the lower temperatures? >> i am not sure

to communicate, which was an indirect method, which is also twitter.y created a product which is identical to their method of communication, which is indirect. emily: from your experience at yahoo!, how difficult is it going to be to change the culture from the inside out? guest: enormously difficult if you choose an internal candidate and if you choose an external candidates. communication is the key, and just keep at it, but you need to has a link to say as well. they have to first decide what they want to be in the messaging can flow. a change in any culture is tough, and such a high profile twitter and yahoo! was and is, multiply it times 100,000. emily: tim morris, former interim ceo of yahoo!. george zachary, early twitter investor. anthony did clemente. we will continue this conversation after the break. ♪ emily: dick costolo stepping down as the ceo of twitter. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. zachary,h us, george an early investor in twitter. we also have the former yahoo! cfo tim orris, former yahoo! interim ceo, and joining us is craw

but they are getting more bold in identifying targets, dates and methods of how they want to see things done. and, unfortunately, i think we can only expect that that's going to increase rather than decrease. >> very quickly more than three individuals involved. we know there are two, one is

what it comes down to this radiocarbon dating method can tell us if trade of ivory is legal or not. >> kevin uno is a geochemist who uses a method known as radiocarbon dating to determine the age of ivory. >> this part of the tusk tthat was actually growing when the animal was shot. cause we need to know when this elephant die. and so this part of the tusk tells us that. so we drill the powder onto this white paper here... and we collect it into these viles >> next, the ivory powder is combusted and turned into pure co2. >> so what is this? when we combust it in this tube, there are other impurities in there, other gases, so we need to get rid of those so that we when we measure the radio carbon content we are just measuring the co2 gas. >> radiocarbon dating. literally relies on the fallout from events that took place from 1952 to 1963... >> 3 2 1 fire! above ground atomic testing. >> between the united states and the soviet union we've basically doubled the radiocarbon concentration in the atmosphere. >> what does that mean for organisms when you have a spike in radiocarbon in the a

the story is the selection of the men who were chosen to become members of the department and the methodsy which they are trained. take joe, for example. he came, as many of the recruits do from a small town in michigan. it was looking for a life that would give them the feeling of f being worthwhile to himself and the community in which he worked. they were tested for physical fitness and mental ability for an officer must be alert both physically and mentally. his body and mind much be a coordinated team. the police department investigated his background. his school record, his home environment, his personal habits. every effort is made to select the finest men. joe, along with other recruits was excepted and assigned to the cadet academy for six weeks or more for lectures on department rules and regulations, criminal law, rules of arrest, traffic rules, and court procedures. he is to learn all types of firearms and he many hours in target practice. marksmanship madey mean saving his own life and the lives of other people. he learned first aid in the diagnosis of simple injuries. knowle

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looking at modern methods, is it execution. >> it is. i'm looking at him wondering if i'm in 2015 in america. someone. >> what is the purpose of a death penalty, is it a deterrent or painless. >> it does, it's punishment for people like a sick demented young man. >> you call him sick and demented as if he has a mental condition. i don't think he's main stram. i don't think he's an anomaly. >> do you think the uni bomber was an outlier. >> he may have been. >> if you read his manifesto, it manifesto. >> definitely that. >> does that mean he represents environmentalists. he's deranged. >> i understand the desire to do this. that. >> i don't think it's right. >> okay. opinion. >> let's move on. research find the earth is warmer than ever. why isn't the science enough to convince skeptics. >> 14 of the 15 hottest years come in the 21st century. there's not agreement around what is causing this. >> 97% of climate science agrees this is the cause. >> we here 2014 is the wamest year op record. do we know what this is. >> huge numbers don't beli

in addition to the traditional methods of surgery and therapy she is also found help through a dance to emerson, new jersey where she teaches a class. >> allows me to do what i love. it helps of my confidence. confidence. it's amazing therapy physically and mentally's. >> as someone who doesn't really dance it was not easy she kicks her butt. ♪ i spoke with one of her students who says she's the reason she keeps coming back >> she greets you with a smile. so happy. very humble personality. >> and i asked him after the ten years, after everything do you regret a listing of. >> i don't. i met amazing people. bill: a real american hero. a great story inspirational. was inspirational. wishing involved in zumba before or is she discovered after's. >> i believe it was after. she's after. she's been doing it for about five years. the attack was five years ago. >> does she do this full-time? >> three days a a week she teaches. i'm talking darts. very timid, soft-spoken. when she gets in front of the classroom. bill: i love how inspiring the story is. i don't know anything about zumba. simpli

is a very methodical almost linear implementation pretty much from here on out. we will have about 500 most in place by the end of the which is about the size of the quarter and about the size of the metrolink deployment and then we get into the thousands of miles per year that rants us up through 2020. >> again, that seems like a long time and that's why i'm proposing to give the administrator, i don't think we should be giving people a blanket exemption until 2020 to some people are quoted in take until 2020 don't need to. maybe you do, but i think there needs to be some level a review of that and they think that is something to give it will be looking at. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> ms. feinberg, you have testified and others have already testified before congress that if the december 31 deadline is not met or not extended you use all the enforcement powers including warnings, emergency orders, to encourage ptc to be adopted but will you share with congress a transparent policy with regard to how you will determine who the good actors are, bad actor

what was the method of that? what are the expectations? it is not an open amount, the epa can set the amount based on what they feel amount based on what they feel like his best information. how are you trying to split the to their to save this part can be used in el paso texas and southern arizona but everywhere else it won't be used year-round. >> so as you know we look at these things from a national perspective and we looked at the increase in the amount of biodiesel that is used. i think i would say, senator we used. i think i would say, senator we would be glad to follow up and consent from this with you with more detail. with the volume we are proposing here we are not in danger of exceeding the amount the system could absorb. will not get into any sort of performance problems. >> so the assumption of the growth of the specific line of products is not the line of biodiesel that has a difficult time with lower temperatures. you are assuming the growth and the information leading to say is that the growth is in the part that does not

don't know if it would matter to take them out >> so they started using the heating and freezing method. we wanted to pay for the treatment that but my neighbors defend him as soon as we are done with it we can still come back over. it kind of depends. thanks for coming. [applause] thanks for coming. we have copies of the book available. if you can line up in the center aisle and let's have one more round of applause. [applause] a decision by the politically appointed bureaucrats to go after the growing tea party movement to legally raise money and have one or two staffers and a rental office and grow at the state to t. party started in 2009. just a couple of months into the obama administration i've looked at the taxpayer movement for a long time and i knew from experience the american people would rise up against the tax increase proposition 13 proposition two and a half massachusetts. they didn't revolt in the previous ten to 15 years when spending got out of hand and then taxes rose. they wait until taxes increased so i thought we would have to wait and then when taxes were raised n

the ones that go viral, my favorites get me going back again and again to try and figure out the method behind their madness. in this hour, we'll take a look at some truly unique, brain-twisting videos to see if we can unravel their magic and mystery. we all want to know what on earth made them try that and how did they catch it all on camera? >> a few people have tried it. nobody has ever managed to get anywhere close to what we got today. >> have you ever witnessed a miracle? >> you have to believe you can do these things. it's not, like, impossible. me, my boots and i, we're going to make it. >> in april 2010, an incredible video hits the web making millions believe in the impossible. >> i definitely think it's going to be the next big thing. >> a new sport is introduced called liquid mountaineering, essentially running on water. >> could it ever happen? >> who doesn't want to believe that you can actually run on water? >> and you see that image of somebody actually doing it and it's exciting. >> you're going one step, going two steps, going three steps. we're discovering it as we go

there is a method to the madness. host: in the book "digital gold: bitcoin >> [inaudible conversations]>> good evening. thank you for making it out for support we're happy to welcome brooke borel tonight [applause] a science writer and journalist and a contributing editor to popular science and tonight she will discuss her new book "infested" how the bed bug infiltrated our bedrooms and took over the world" it came out april 8 and has received some great feedback already that a book about bed bugs is everything she takes us through this microcosm of the universe to trace the culture and biology of the resurgence gore urged. to save the book is for anyone who wants to replace their fear of bedbugs so a quick housekeeping note we do have c-span2 from booktv so we will have a microphone passed around to anyone who wants to ask a question. please welcome brooke borel. [applause] >> i am thrilled to be here this is my first ever read the lead alone for the book swine excited and a little terrified of wanted to do a little

in term thofz stabilization method the department of building inspection will review that thoroughly and evaluate that plan before permits are issued so feel that is better dealt with in that body. given the legal constraints of sequa i cannot find adequate justification to support the appeal so i'm moving we afirm the determination by the planning beapartment that the project at 26 hawjs is cat gorely exempt from environmental review, that weapprove item 23 and table item 24 and 25. >> supervisor christensen made a motion to approve 23 and table 24 and 25. second by supervisor farrell. madam clerk can you please call the roll >> supervisor farrell aye. mar, aye. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. compose aye. christensen aye. cohen. >> the categorical exemption is finally afirmed. this bringstuse the ends of the agenda. madam clerk are there items before us today? jarkss that conclude the business for today. colleagues thank you. we are adjourned. >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot fou

investigators say these men had a method when stealing cars. they used the key fobs to locate and steal the vehicles from the parking ls and got away th it for a while until they encountered front desk employee. >> he walked by quickly saying he needed use the restroom. >> not long after a jim member walked in saying her car was stolen t staff revied the video and realized the same men that came in the gym were the same men that took the car. sgt. ken davis works for the auto task force. >> we are able t piece foeg a couple of on incidents that occurred wrmpt the similar method was used and vehicles were stolen out of other gyms in the southern part of san jose. >> investigators say the surveillance video was critical in making the the arrest. from it an officer was able to recognize the car thieves. the three suspects were identified. all said to be 24-year-old transients. >> w feel it's a safe environment. so it's nd of surprising that it was happening here at our gym. >> the task force has recovered five vehicles stolen from gym parking lo.

addressing issues and concerns and limitations regarding the method selected to communicate to seniors and people with disabilities around disaster preparedness. no. 5, deciding how this will be put into place and under what circumstances would it be rolled out. the meeting was very productive. based on the feedback, terry and tara will put together a draft document outlining the committees recommendation to identify community based organizations, and agencies and selecting primary and secondary partners and the best possible method for maximum outreach effort. the next item will be to review the document and provide input in order to provided the phase for the plan. this concludes my report. the next meeting is friday july 10th in city hall in san francisco. please neat -- note this meeting will occur on the second friday due to the holiday. we hope to see you there. thank you. >> i'm back. >> now we are going to focus on item no. 13. public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. do we have any speaker cards?

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what we know now is the irradiation method and the method to check that the irradiation had been effective failed. in terms of the long-term questions those are the things that are being investigated. >> are civilian labs able to furley distribute these samples and the subcontractor that worked -- and two is the cdc any closer to making a decision on the list of labs? >> the information we have is from dod so in other words the question is these laboratories they receive specimens received them from dod. because they are presumed to be dead inactivated they are not regulated so they are able to be sent for data. as part of the trace forward that the commander described. >> do you have any idea the failure rate we are dealing with here? on the one hand you had for positive out of 400 matches 1% on the other hand you had one batch that was 100% testing positive. they know failure rates at 100% 100% -- do you have any idea where we are on that scale? >> that is one of the things we are trying to determine. is it isolated to dugway and irradiation and air quality control or is there wider spre

so it's not that we -- been a get is just a matter of the method and the concern. let's say 14-15-16 so we have that out. then come november of 2016, now we are at a recent time. i would assume there is no chance we're going to hit for 2017 based on the statute and what is required so that will require the reset we are nothing to be 50% unless there's a tremendous amount of cellulosic that comes on board. with the assumption of all the way the statute is written with a corn-based ethanol continues to decrease as it is required in the statute and the cellulosic continues to increase. if there is a clear aspect of the law that is clear. it is also not possible based on the production. so, you've are in a very odd quandary come november 2016 to promulgate a 2017 so where i'm coming coming at it as it looks like we are going to announce 2016 on time and 2017 is coming. how do we avoid? >> a couple of things in response to that. you mentioned the requirements of the statute it does lay out circumstances under which we consider the reset, which is a significant undertaki

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cool approach to training, and i have never, and will never -- in a clean sport, and believe in a methodical a burst to training. i will never encourage doping. galen rupp said, i have not taken any bad substances, and alberto has never suggested that i take a banned substance. if the allegations about alberto salazar are true, mo farah has been coached to world success by man who has used banned methods. mo farah said that in his experience alberto salazar and the oregon project were strictly forward about the rules, and he has never used banned drugs. katty: the usa is 10,000 islamic state fighters have been killed since an international coalition began its campaign against the group in iraq and syria. on tuesday the iraqi prime minister called for more international assistance against is at a conference in paris. i was joined by the iraqi ambassador to the united states. thank you for coming, ambassador. we have had conflicting opinions on the american side about how the fight against i.s. is going. how would you characterize it? >> we are in transition. we need to have a reflection about