without having to break the natural laws. i call this noninterventionist divine action. >> this is really new stuff. it's the point that this dialogue which you have been one of the leaders in, as you look at the center now, a couple more questions excite you and excite your colleagues and people who participate. >> sure. there are some rubber meets the road questions around stem cell issues, around human nature being predetermined by genetics. how do you handle that? should you alter human genes? should you in some ways recognize limitations on freedom and human experience that come because we are embodied? >> the discussion of if you have a gene and you can look at it and there is an unborn child and know that that is predisposed to some sort of disease. >> right. >> so part of the discussion is do you have -- ethically can you go in and change something in that? >> i think the broader question is how does science inform the ethical landscape and theological landscape under it? we can't think about human nature and human ex

where does nature and natural defenses fit into the design here? >> certainly the coastal environments can provide a buffer against storm surge and it's very critical for the long term sustainability for this constructed system. >> about 4 hours north in vicksburg mississippi, the army corp of engineers scientists are studying the exact impact coastal vegetation has on storm surge. jane mckee smith is a civil engineer. she's been studying the louisiana coastline since katrina. >> there's a lot of effort ongoing now to restore wetlands because that will help to dissipate not only the waves but it will also attenuate the surge but if we're going to include that into our designs we have to know how much. >> now as the waves are coming in explain to me what's happening? >> what we're seeing in this case is the waves coming in we see it traveling through...and it travels through the vegetation it's mobile ...so what we want to show is not only how the waves change as they go through but we want to have the dissipation as a function of distance, the heig

among them the report failed to take into account naturally occurring natural gas. it was not peer reviewed. it involved poor sampling and lacked data transparency. the epa was forced to abandon its investigation. then in pennsylvania the epa reinitiated an investigation into groundwater contamination after it had first agreed there was no contamination. seven months later the epa indicated that oil and gas development was not the cause of the contamination. it appears that the decision to reinitiate the investigation was based on political pressure from activists who oppose hydraulic fracturing. it is incredible given their track record that the epa is now working on another large study to suggest a causal connection between high drydraulic fracturd groundwater contamination. their refusal to accept good science knows no bounds. their political aswren da drives their science agenda. perhaps most troubling is that epa study of fracking does not include a risk assessment in their analysis. this means the study will be focused on possible problems with hydraulic fract

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he is spirit and will but also nature. compromised where we ourselves have the final word. the misuse of creation begins when we no longer recognize any instance above ourselves, when we see nothing else but ourselves. consequently, the defense of the environment and the fight against exclusion demand that we recognize a moral law written into human nature itself, one which includes the natural difference between man and woman, and absolute respect for life in all its stages and dimensions. [applause] without the recognition of certain incontestable natural ethical limits and without the immediate implementation of those pillars of integral human development, the ideal of saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war and of promoting

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he is spirit and will, but also nature."creation is compromised where we ourselves have the final word. the misuse of creation begins when we no longer recognize any instance above ourselves, when we see nothing else but ourselves. consequently, the defense of the environment and the fight against exclusion demand that we recognize a moral law written into human nature itself, one which includes the natural difference between man and woman, and the absolute respect for life in all its stages and dimensions. without the recognition of certain incontestable natural ethical limits and without the immediate implementation of those pillars of integral human development, the ideal of saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war, and "promoting social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom," risks becoming an unattainable illusion, or, even worse, just idle chatter which serves as a cover for all kinds of abuse and corruption, or for carrying out an ideological colonization by the imposition of anomalous m

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a citrus researcher is working on solutions to speed up mother neur nature. lik nature.me gets its ruby color from another fruit. it's another gene that produces the red color in grapes. >> but the color is not just for fun. it helps to figure out if the gene transfers have been successful. >> we started working with that gene to use it as a selectable marker. you could have a culture dish with cells, and you could go in and choose the ones that are colored. >> this is really a way to in the earliest stages know which of your plants are--have the gene of interest, which ones don't. >> these purple lines have a second transgene taken from the fruit the clementine. it's called the ft gene. this allows citrus trees to mature faster. he showed me a three-month-old tree ling. >> if i looked at this as a layperson this is a cute little plant, buts but as a farmer this would blow mine mind. >> trees can take eight years before they flower and bear fruit. if scientists are able to age the citrus plants they can confirm this the orange is resistant to greening and save the orange

do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural.ou look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. >>> we have been exploring the world of learning or relearning a native language. and our next guests are part of a very unique program. silicon called by some the most successful program in the world for learning the english language of telagru. joining us are the president and dean of the organization and also with us is the vice president of curriculum. welcome to our show. >> thank you. thank you for having us. >> you've been doing this for eight years. we've been doing this for one. tell us a little bit about how your organization got started. >> certainly. it's a nonprofit organization, 501c3, started in 2001 with a mission to promote and perpetuate the culture and traditions for the kids who are not brought up here in america. >> there are a number of southeastern langua

it can also be catastrophic for nonhuman nature. you can also get people thinking about the problem that humans create for themselves and for the environment and might actually generate positive change in the long run. are there any final questions or comments? yes? student: what you said about battling nature. you said it's a constant battle. the point is, what i see is nature, and man comes in, and says, ok, this is in my way, i had to get this out of the way using any means possible. aen saying, once again as wants to fall back on nature to reclaim itself, to correct the problem that they caused. we see this in other wars too. it is a constant battle, it is forever going on. prof. brady: it is. i think that is an excellent point. it reminds us that while humans for millennia have tried to conquer and control nature, it has a certain resilience, even in the face of things like the onslaught of operation ranch hand, even with white phosphorus and napalm and bombs and artillery. nature can be resilient. and it has a power of its own

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he is spirit and will but also nature. creation is compromised where we ourselves have the final word. the misuse of creation begins when we no longer recognize any instance above ourselves, when we see nothing else but ourselves. consequently, the defense of the environment and the fight against exclusion demand that we recognize a moral law written into human nature itself, one which includes the natural difference between man and woman, and absolute respect for life in all its stages and dimensions. \[applause] without the recognition of certain incontestable natural ethical limits and without the immediate implementation of those pillars of integral human development, the ideal of saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war and of promoting social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom risks becoming an unattainable illusion, or even worse, just idle chatter which serves as a cover for all kinds of abuse and corruption. or for carrying out an ideological colonization by the imposition of anom

do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. >>> b.a.r.t. commuters may find trains are a little less crowded. the agency is making some changes that are designed to improve service. janine de la vega with what riders should expect. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is putting a record number of train cars on the tracks during rush hour. so where is it getting all of these extra trainses? instead of doing complaint -- trains? insend of doing maintenance during the week, it's being done on weekends and at night. when you leave, check the schedule of the train. sometimes it will be different. rush hour trains are being added to the pittsburg baypoint to sfo lines. train cars are being added to other routes. one extra car holds about 100 people. so riders will notice a difference. service will be extended an additional 15 minutes in the morn

can we maintain an appropriate distance with nature? that's the big question. >>> and there's more to come here on "newsline." first, here's a three-day outlook on the world's weather. >>> from anime to video games and manga comics to colorful kimono, a japanese pop culture expo in jakarta has young people flocking through the doors. the anime festival asia kicked off friday in the indonesian capital. more than 130 major japanese toymakers and other firms are taking part. visitors shopped for character goods from popular anime series and video games. japanese singers got into action with anime theme songs. >> translator: ever since i visited japan, i've been in love with the pop culture. i especially love the anime. >> translator: pokemon is great. i love it. my children are huge fans as well. >> it is an opportunity for japanese exports. that is why even the government is trying to look cool. it has set up its own booth. visitors here can try on traditional ukata cotton kimono featuring print designs inspired by native indonesian batik

la medicina convencional que todos conocemos y la medicina natural.pacientes que tienen un tratamiento bÁsico que son enfermedades comunes como hipertensiÓn y diabetes en la comunitat entonces le sugerimos a travÉs de especialistas que tenemos en el centro terapias naturales para complementar el tratamiento. diana: lo mÁs importante para tener una buena salud es la nutriciÓn. >> enseÑamos a los pacientes como entregar alimentos mÁs nutritivos y obviamente empezar a evitar los alimentos inflamatorios. diana: ofrecen diferentes tratamientos como la acupuntura. >> valencianos hormonas, la quÍmica dentro del cuerpo diana: para que el cuerpo funciona adecuadamente se debe tener mente sana. se trata de una terapia de hipnosis para olvidar las adicciones. >> nosotros tenemos la maquinaria en el cerebro.. diana: aquÍ se trata a la persona en su totalidad cuerpo, mente y espÍritu. ilia: gracias, no se retire que vamos con mÁs. eduardo: la lluvia ha llegado en toda la regiÓn, estamos reuniendo en forma intermitente pero vienen cambios en las temperaturas, tengo

must be consistent with its natural transformation. russia stands ready to work together with its partners on the basis of what consensus. but we consider the attempts to undermine the legitimacy of the united nations as extremely dangerous. they could lead to a collapse of the entire architecture of the international relationship and then there would be no other rules left but the rule of force. there would be a world dominated by search irness rather than collective work, a world increasingly dictated, there would be a world where true independent states would be replaced by ever growing number of protectorates and controlled territories. what is the state sovereign as mention by our colleagues here? it is basically about freedom and the right to choose one own's nation for independent nation-states. colleagues, the same holds true of the question of the sow legitimacy state one should play with or manipulate words every term in international law and international affairs should be clearly transparent and have uniformly placed. we're

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he is spirit and will but also nature. creation is compromised where we ourselves have the final word. the misuse of creation begins when we no longer recognize any instance above ourselves, when we see nothing else but ourselves. consequently, the defense of the environment and the fight against exclusion demand that we recognize a moral law written into human nature itself, one which includes the natural difference between man and woman, and absolute respect for life in all its stages and dimensions. [applause] without the recognition of certain incontestable natural ethical limits and without the immediate implementation of those pillars of integral human development, the ideal of saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war and of promoting social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom risks becoming an unattainable illusion, or even worse, just idle chatter which serves as a cover for all kinds of abuse and corruption. or for carrying out an ideological colonization by the imposition of anoma

we should respect nature. follow nature's ways, and protect nature. we should firmly pursue green low carbon, circular, and sustainable development. china will shoulder its share of responsibility and china will continue to play it's part in this common endeavor. we also urge developed countries to fulfill their historical responsibility honor their emission reduction commitments and help developing countries mitigate and adapt to climate change. [applause] mr. president, dear colleagues, the over 1.3 billion chinese people are endeavoring to realize the chinese international renewal. the dream of the chinese people is closely connected to the dreams of other people in the world. we cannot realize the chinese dream without a peaceful international environment a stable international order and the understanding support and help from the rest of the world. the realization of the chinese dream will bring opportunities to other countries and contribute to global peace and development. china will continue to participant in building world peace. we're commit

humans, for millennia, have tried to control nature. resiliencea certain even in the face of something like operation ranch hand, even white phosphorus in napalm and the strafing of bombs and artillery. and that is the focus of environmental history. that is the purpose of our studying it, to a that nature has an effect on our human history. ok. well, that is the end of class today. so, i will see you next week. thank you very much. if you have questions, feel free to, and talk with me. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] -- >> just months into hoover's term, the financial market crashed. first lady lou hoover used her position to advocate volunteerism and charity. there one term ended amidst overwhelming public frustration. c-span's original series "first ladies: influence and image," examining their influence on the presidency from martha washington to michelle obama. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> in

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it runs off of natural gas.his does is it generates all the electricity that the home needs. matt: how does it work? dan: it is a lot like your car in that it has got a piston-driven engine inside. the engine turns a generator, and when it does that, it is also providing all of this heat that we are using in innovative ways. there is no reason to use electricity when we have all this heat available. matt: you could do anything where you heat water. coffee makers, whirlpool, hot tub. dan: we want to partner with people that have products that can be manufactured consistent with our solutions. we would love to have a line of appliances that work with the way we are building these homes. one of the key pieces of equipment that we are going to put in is this hydronic loop. we call it the aqua drive. it is a closed-loop system that circulates water around the home. it gets hot by heat that comes off of our power cell, which you saw earlier. matt: will it heat the house? are we talking about steam heat with radiators

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we christians together with the other mono monotheistic religion believe that our nature is the fruit of the loving desbigs the creator who permits man respectfully to use creation for the good of his fellow men and for the glory of the creator. but he is not authorized to abuse it much less is he authori authorized to destroy it. [ applause ] in all religions, the environment is a fundamental good the misuse and destruction of the environment are also accompanied by a relentless process of exclusion. in effect, a selfish and boundless thirst for power and material prosperity leads both to the misuse of available natural resources and to exclusion of the weak. and the disadvantaged either because they are differently abled, handicapped or because they lack adequate information and technical expertise. or are incapable of decisive political action. economic and social exclusion is a complete denial of human fraternity and a very grave offense against human rights and the environment and the poorest are those who suffer most from such offenses for three serious reasons. they are cast of

he is spirit and will, but also nature.creation is compromised where we ourselves have the final word. the misuse of creation begins when we no longer recognize any instance above ourselves. when we see nothing else but ourselves. conconsequently the defense of the environment and the fight against exclusion demand that we recognize a moral law written into human nature itself, one which includes the natural difference between man and woman and the absolute respect for life, in all its stages and dimensions. [applause] without the recognition of certain incontestable natural ethical limits and without the immediate implementation of those pillars of integral human development the ideal of saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war and promoting social progress and better standards of life in large, larger freedom risks becoming an unattainable, illusion. or even worse, just idle chatter which serves as a cover for all kinds of abuse and corruption, or, for carrying out an idealogical colonization by the impositio

mild conditions over nature low will be generally in the low 60's. might be mid upper 50's on the coast and low mid 50's in the north bay valley. tomorrow hot day in the south bay with high high ranging from 96 santa clara and 101 morgan hill. 103 gilroy on the peninsula. 96 at redwood city palo alto and mountain view 98 at los altos on the coast. low 80's from pacifica to half moon bay. downtown san francisco will top out at 87 degrees tomorrow. 78 high in the sun set district up in the north bay. if you want some cooler weather. less hot go to the coast where bodega obey high of sfaichlt stinson beach 85 inland cell of the north bay high in the mid upper 90's. 98 the at napa. 96 at santa rosa. east bay high tomorrow 93 at oakland. 94 in hayward. 97 at castro cell and free mont and inland east bay sizzle with all locations in the triple digit tomorrow. 101 at concord. 102 walnut creek. 103 at pleasanton. accu-weather 7 day forecast. once again spare the air day tomorrow and likely more of those as we get later natural week. certainly more triple dig

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for defying nature.showed a man in italy and its backyard and his regime that's the thing i'm going to fight this. as hot lava in his backyard. i guess we have to wake up and say there's infinite money and we have to change the way we think about where we live. there have been islands of the south pacific where the natives had to pick up their homes and move them further in land because it was rising. >> folks who want to rebuild certain areas have to elevate their homes. and in louisiana. people have to make choices and some of those choices are we going to inhabit those places. it's a very thorny issue. yes, sir. sure. >> are you going to run another marathon? >> i am not going to run another marathon. this is it. it was even questionable i ran the first one. it was six plus hours. >> i watch you on 59th street. i said go al roker. he turned around during your last stretch was like coming down. i said to my going to see tomorrow morning on your show and you said i'll be there. >> i was. thank you. i ha

we bore the brunt of the worst natural disaster in american history. it was obliteration on the coast and it wasn't just a coastal calamity. 1/3 of the fatalities happened in land in the inland counties of the stay. we had hurricane force winds north of meridian. columbus declared major disaster areas because of the amount of destruction in those counties more than 200 miles inland. to see it, frankly you had to see it in person to get it. to capture the scale of the destruction, the type of destruction. you couldn't get that out of a television camera or photograph in a news clip. you had to see it. as time went on, i thought about this storm and the tenth anniversary would be the right time to try to write a book about the storm. the story that not everybody got to see and virtually nobody got to see enough because it simply wasn't covered very much. a story of strong, resilient, self-reliant people. who had the misfortune, whatever you want to call it, to bear the brunt of the worst natural disaster in american history and katrina was the worst natu

just more spotty in nature. in terms of total rainfall how much to expect north bay seeing the steady rain the long heest to expect majority of the rain to fall. quarter to half inch of rain is possible. outside of the north bay much of the bay area looking at about tenth inch of rain or just there but nice to see the pattern change happening adding heat and cooler temperature of fall. over nature tonight over cast sky temperatures across the bay falling in the 50's so-cal night kind of nasty for sleeping weather. then high for your wednesday starting in the south bay. micro climate at. south bay the last location to see the rain showers tomorrow evening. 73 san jose. 73 cupertino. 74 for los gatos. peninsula tomorrow republican and democrat wood city and 62 the high for pevbing cam. rain tomorrow afternoon natural evening 66 downtown. 63 for daly city. north bay see the rain first into the early morning hours into the afternoon. so 67 clover dale. 68 santa rosa. 69 novato. 68 vallejo into the east bay tomorrow.

that is the order of nature, if that is not the order of nature they would not have been made bigger and stronger. so aquinas went along and said that's great and then he came across the question of the status of the embryo. aristotle said the embryo if parents were not fit for life. then when when they were born and if they are weak and small they should be disposed of,, drop them in the woods and let them die there. at that point aquinas should've been questioning whether this natural law business was so important. he can argue of course that the natural law was divine of the fittest and if you want to evolve you have to get rid of the unfit. that is natural law according to aristotle. aquinas was made the official theologian of the church. augustine was kind of forgotten. they never had a course on augustine. many courses on aquinas. one of the reasons is augustine was a favorite of luther and calvin. so, in effect the leaders of the catholic church said, well we don't need him we have aquinas. he is sound, but he is not sound on a lot of things. augustine has his problems too but

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