the lives of these 2 men in white revolve around the moon marty is moma is an astronaut and they have a stephen and is training them michael. or does this. even run on the. ground. on lands or road in the canary islands they're practicing for the next moon landing and also testing specialized tools for that trip through the typical apollo tool that we call scoop you see. tool to just call it something on the ground which could be like sand or small pieces of rocks or just imagine that you have now too drunk to mork through your bags what would happen this would fall down ok so now we're up with. which as a same function. when we want to call it samples we'll turn this. on the top and this is opening. you get your sample and you close now the advantage is that you can go before the result of moving your sample this is close you can even . very fine what is inside and you can slowly put it in your your container and i drop it inside. and guys that this was the next step for you is the transfer of the tools to the something. because you were sitting. lanza rotors volcanic surface is an i

. >> 17-year-old pha c roe moma admitted to stabbing his father to death. he victim of the same name crashed i his suv into a fence bowie shortly after the attack.w ne4's meagan fitzgerald explains why the teen killed his father. >> reporter: new detailsrg emeg as to why a 17-year-old says he murdered his own father, an accomplished man whose family man say supported and loved his kids. barba koroma ignored warnings not to speak and told the judge his father ctrolled his mind and mother and said, quote, because what have my father has done to me, i committed the murder. the rteen's mothe seen here walking out of court in the lono tan skirt als addressing the judge. she said her son lived with his father in bowie for the last year and that's when she noticed behavioral changes. she said she asked koroma's father to take him in for an evaluation. his latest appointment wasast week, but one day later she says he was arrested for stabbing his father to death inside his suv. investigators say thatehicle hen collided into a fence in allen pond park before the tee

project called inside out book project, and you know the san francisco mural that's on display in the sf moma, it's the same project that's on the voter registration. i talked to hundreds, if not thousands of people, and the major reason i heard that people don't vote is in a system where a corporate machine drowns out our vote, it's very easy to believe that our conversations with elected officials don't matter. this is it. big money out of politics is that root cause issue, and it's my greatest wish to revitalize the culture of democracy in san francisco and the country, and i think this is such a great step towards enacting that movement, so thank you so much. >> chair ronen: is there any other member of the public who wishes to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> chair ronen: i just want to say that it's rare to see such a piece of common sense legislation. it's pretty straightforward. if corporations can't donate to candidates, then limited liability corporations shouldn't be able to donate to candidates. if people with contracts before the board -- or before a deci

over the city and the country, he gave to the library of performing arts, to the metropolitan museum, moma and the new york botanical garden and his urging of others to give generously until it hurts was legendary. he wrote a book about getting . you can't take it with you, the art of making and giving money. he was swap, strive, with weighted and inspirational to the end. we continue to thank him and we will miss him. as many of you know, this series presents the work of the dorothy and lewis the coleman center for scholars and writers. our program selects 15 fellows a year for a nine month term at the library with a stipend to cover their expenses. fellows are some of the best and most promising academics, independents, scholars, poets, playwrights, artists and fiction writers at work today. they come here from around the country and the world use the unparalleled collections at this library to write the books of tomorrow. when the fellows published the booksthey write, we try to show them off at a program like this one . if you'd like to know more about events in this series is it and w