pencils are still looking sharp.to the point. ♪ ♪ >> any self-respecting school kid knows what it takes to get the job done. >> to get ready for her spelling lesson, susan makes sure she has a pencil that has a good, sharp point. >> so you just want this pilot refreshed? >> sure. >> but david reese is no kid. >> this is how they would have sharpened pencils, you know, 110 years ago. >> he's a professional pencil sharpener. it's a bit of a stubby point. >> yeah. >> okay. so you're going to use it. so you don't need protective tubing. >> no. >> okay. i've done them as wedding gift, anniversary gift, graduation gifts. some people keep them on their desk as a reminder to do their best work. >> the author of a book on how the sharpen pencils... >> i am what you call "first in field." >> ...reese has been leading pencil-sharpening workshops across the country. >> i sharpen pencil, and i'm pretty good at it. >> for $35, he'll sharpen your pencil, bag the shavings, cap the point with rubber and sheath the pencil in a shatter

sharpen a pencil. it becomes like very conception l like a snake eating its own tail. >> reporter: reese is particular about his pencils. remember these? reese says generals are the last number 2s made in america, jersey city, new jersey. he over analyzes the simple act of sharpening a pencil, a point he makes not book and teaching. >> i'm enjoying it. >> that's why everyone says you have to be mindful of the weird thing that you've always done without thinking about it. you're trying to achieve certain idea you have in mind. >> reporter: an idea in the valley where lots of people sell food and wine they call aradvertise nil. >> it's like a marketing decision. that's how you convince people to spend $40 on a jar of pickles, or whatever. >> reporter: he's charging just as much, almost, $35 a pencil. >> this is what i love about my job. >> living the dream, man. living the dream. >> this is my pencil. >>> this type of business seems like a fit for reese. he studied psychology in college. >>> another entr

there's your pencil. >> you have to soak pencils in water in order to do your legal briefs and you'reagainst a prosecutor who's got probably six pcs in his office? >> yeah, and -- >> does seem like a slight disadvantage. >> it's a little bit of a disadvantage, but, you know, when i win, i will have a hard-earned victory. i hope. >> watson's pencil defense did have some success. his prosecutor wanted 25 years. he was eventually sentenced to 12, but with good behavior and time served, he will be eligible for release in 7 1/2 years. >>> coming up, one of the most colorful inmates at maricopa. >> this is one of my daughter. the reason why i'm in here. >>> and later, one of the most feared. >> she is the one in this whole jail that creeps me out for a better word. >> rest assured, if somebody killed a [ bleep ], they had a reason to [ bleep ] do it. you need to be looking at the dead [ bleep ], not the mother [ bleep ] who killed her. yeah. th rice. mexican-style chicken tortilla. if you think campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm! good! ...amelia... neil and

i saw the pencil marks. you can see them up here in the hills.was quite clear that somebody had drawn on it in pencil, and there was lots of marks on it. and somebody was trying to get that mezzotint looking right. now the question is who? now if it had been charles turner, the mezzotinter himself, well, perhaps that would have been just a little less interesting. but if it's joseph mallord william turner himself, the great man, then the whole thing begins to mean something. i love the idea that charles turner has produced a print to this stage and then he's taken it - and he's shown it to joseph mallord william turner-- - yeah. --and said, "what do you think?" and he said, "well, i think we could do with some more trees up here." - and you see these pencil marks, - yeah yeah. and from behind this castle, just the very top of it, he's added a turret all to make it more picturesque. to make it more sublime. toive it that god-given light that it appears to have. it's a really really beautiful thing. i may be going out on a limb somewhat, but it's g

just -- you see, he thought -- that's right, with a pencil. you see, he thought -- probably in his case it was a pencil. >> so, you see, he thought that the universe was static, but then he realized, wait a second, but there is gravity. everything pulls on everything else, so it should collapse, right? it couldn't stay static, so it ended like a fudge factor, he entered another term that would produce a repulsive force that precisely balanced gravity. it was not a good idea. it was a big like balancing a pencil on its tip, but, you know, we thought this was it. then after hubble telescope, he discovered the universe is expanding when he discovered the universe is expanding, wait a second if the universe is expanding i don't need to balance everything like this. gravity will just slow down the expansion, you know, like i take my keys out of my pocket, i throw them up, gravity of the earth slows them down, right? >> stewart: that works. >> so for the keys, it does. so he took that term out of his equation. now guess what? 15 years ago we discove

so really simple stuff, pencil grips. if kz in our san francisco history center 1 day people can only use pen -- pencils in that room. for a tool kit to adapt a pencil and allow people to write. the person was able to do all they needed to do this after starting out. pretty upset that they couldn't tuesday pen -- use the pen they brought with them. besides these available items, we have service centers in the main library. i will talk about those and assistive technology offered through each of them. the desk services in this center we have services for people who are hard of hearing and friends and we have material for people of all ages. for parents with little tiny kids who are trying to make decisions about education for their children, for people our age who have aging parents who have losing their hearing. there is a whole range of print and dvd and materials and referrals for other places. this slide shows on the left a television with a closed caption decoder activated. this is the deaf services center is the only

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miss kuomo would you like my pencil? what for? he was like pencils make you do work. and work makes you succeed. >> he can finish a book like that big in a day. or a week. or two days. he was just so exciting. he was so enthusiastic. he always wanted to come to school and he was always happy and he didn't care what anybody else says. >> he would want us to be happy. >> i don't want to believe it. i feel like he is just going to come to school better with maybe an arm cast. i don't want to believe it. >> reporter: the school will continue to make grief counselors available to students throughout the end of the week. reporting in byron, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> an attack caught on camera at an east bay grocery store, a man goes into a safeway, punches a manager and then leaves. >> reporter: this violent attack on monday morning has left customers here at safeway stunned. joseph sanchez has known the victim for years. >> it is very bad. that could have been my father or my uncle. he is a nice manager just doing his job to help out the customers. >> reporter: the san

. >> i've seen everything from very good pencil sketch artist to very bad kind of we used to call mr.otato head sketches. you see something at a whole new sdmrefl as a classically-trained artist, nguyen's use of color depth and shading come naturally to him but revolutionary in the world of police work. unlike most police artists who use pencil and paper, nguyen does all of his work on a pc-based tablet using technology to create a sketch in about two hours but having the visual quality of klassic oil painting. >> that's my ultimate goal, help people with my drawings and paints. >> in mountain have you, kpix 5. >> officer nguyen's sketches are so successful there's now a growing demand for his work outside mountain view. >>> they're some of the richest guys on the planet so why were google founders getting discounted jet fuel from the feds. >>> no one wants to apply toxic chemicals all over themselves. what a major retailer just did to remove hazardous ingredients. >>> and how to make all those internet popup ads disappear for good. >>> low clouds returning to the area. live look outs

today state leaders will discuss replacing the old pencil and paper star tests.n computers now. those tests are related to the "common core" program that's been adopted by 45 other states. >>> today's the day "rideshare" companies hope to get approval here in california. the state public utilities commission meeting in san francisco this morning will consider new regulations for "rideshare" services. the proposal would require driver training, background checks and insurance coverage. "rideshare" operators support the rules. cab companies do not. >>> bart trains got a real workout during the bay bridge closure this past weekend. the aging fleet traveled an extra 200,000-plus miles. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is in daly city with the hangover the system is feeling now that the bridge is up and working. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of the trains coming into the station here in daly city behind me need maintenance. that is because crews weren't able to do that maintenance during the five-day shutdown when they were running 24 hours because

would you like my pencil?. and he would always say pencils make you do work at work makes you succeed. >> he was just so exciting. so enthusiastic. he always wanted to come to school and he was always happy and he didn't care what anyone else said. >> to make me not cry i want him to see me happy. because he was always happy. >> the school will continue to make brief counselors available to students brought the end of the week. reporting and byron, a leasing reid, kron 4 news. >>james: san leandro police are hoping surveillance video will lead them to a suspect seen beating a manager at a safeway store. take a look. the attack happened monday morning at a safeway store in san leandro. you can see the suspect and the manager getting into what looks like an argument. the suspect then punching the manager and running. sees the video will be able to identify the suspect. one employee says he's known the manager for years and hopes his friend will be back soon. >> we don't know at this point. an >>james: the suspect

this pencil. - [laughing] oh, god! - what? - why choose a pencil, andy? my penis, oscar. it's not exactly [bleep] right now anyway. - come on, give it a rest, pencil [bleep]! - i'm doing this for you, meredith! - i didn't want it! - well, did you-- why...didn't-- does no one appreciate what i'm doing right now? - whoa! - it'll go away in time. just don't touch it. - did i make more of what we had than was really there? - what did you think we were? - just a... quirky indie movie weird sorta thing... breakin' all the rules... but had to end because the summer was over. for you. - i-i think that for you to have come here even expecting... that we could have a conversation like this shows how-- how self-deluded you are. michael, your...memory has failed you greatly. - jerk. ♪ he wasn't getting the necessary nutrients, so my pediatrician recommended pediasure. [ male announcer ] pediasure is a source of complete, balanced nutrition to help support healthy growth and development. pediasure. the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ come on, people,

pencils, do the eye shadow thing.all together in this empty mascara thing. this is a mascara applicator, but usually i just use my pencil. somebody gave me an empty one. with the jail, the jail sucks really bad, so you have to put sucky candy in it. jolly ranchers, anything with sugar will give you a good hold. okay, this is the finished product. all homemade, jail-made [ bleep ]. i'm an artist, you know what i mean? i've always done makeup on the ousts and in here, i like to look how i do on the ousts, so i don't feel trapped. i feel more like me. >> laney markert on the other hand isn't feel like herself at all. >> never been arrested? >> no. >> are you addicted to any drugs or alcohol right now? >> yes. >> what are you addicted to? >> alcohol and heroin. >> markert arrived at santa rita a couple of hours earlier. after she was arrested at her high school and charged drug possession. >> so, what happened? >> we were smoking in the bathroom and someone smelled it and told the office and the office came into the bathr

coleman would you like my pencil?or what and he said " pencils make you do work and work makes you succeed. " >> he could finish a book that big in a day or a week or two days. he was just so excited and enthusiastic. he always wants to come to school and was always happy. he did not care what anyone else had to say. >> the school will continue to make grief counselors available through the end of the week. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a high-school math teacher in the south bay arrested for having sex with a 17 year-old. we will have more details coming up. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home more quickly. chase. so you can. >> welcome back. we are following the bulbils out of kenya this morning more mall attackers claim that 137 hostages have been buried in

some of them some of them along so it's good for us to get some stuff and sometimes we are lucky to pencil in a very we'll today will be a lucky day for us. it's great because the leftover food is not being thrown into the garbage anymore. back at headquarters and it's all hands on deck to prepare the food parcels all this the brainchild of this a lot of the people who receive our food have always struggled with crisis began and then we have people who are suddenly don't have work and don't have income and . it's. too hard to think for them to take you know the middle class to a situation of needing food assistance so we see those people too. when. first started it was just one man one side turnaround thirty restaurants of a great day in a little over a year and a half later and take a look at this they've got hundreds of volunteers they've expanded to two sites more than a hundred and thirty restaurants cafes and supermarkets are all more than half a day late to the calls with the country's struggling under the weight of a stereotype measures imposed on seventy eight billion euro bailout

they're colored pencils. i can't wait to see you on sunday. i miss you. i'm sorry i'm not there, okay? i'm not crying. mommy doesn't cry. i love you. yeah. bye. oh. it sucks. >> yeah, this is way good. >> but even the sweetest dessert does little to take the edge off life at maricopa. a jail designed in the vision of one man who is determined to make it the toughest jail in america. >> why is everybody afraid to say, when you do something wrong, you should be punished? we provide the exact individualization >>> let's do this and get out of here. stay where you're at. >> you don't have no privacy. knock it off. >> go over to the table. >> carry on, ladies. carry on. put some clothes on. >> the special response team at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, launches surprise raids for drugs, weapons and other contraband on a frequent basis. >> hey, make sure you watch her. >> take those out. >> keeping life unpredictable and uncomfortable for the more than 9,000 inmates here is the expressed goal of the man who not only runs the jail, but whose visio

could you find the pencils? - i could do that! - okay, go find the pencils, maybe the eraser. maybe find your calculator. that's all. just that. could you do that? - i got papers! - okay, great. now a calculator, pencil. lo and behold, it didn't take you ten minutes to do that. it took five minutes. now you could stop or... - calculator, a pencil... - see? or you could keep going, maybe do another small chunk. finding some of the envelopes from the government or finding your checkbook. - i stapled my thumb. - oh, that's okay. or even just practicing your curse words. you just keep going, going, going. number six, take action. does waiting until you feel inspired lead to action? - rarely. - does taking an action lead to inspiration? - indubitably--tably... in-dubly...in dublin... - often. - quite often, quite often, yes. - you would get them past that sense of, "it could have been, should have, would have, if i would have known," by helping them see what they do have. that's the big thing is always moving forward. - don't wait for inspiration to be cleaning up the piles of news

"i do not," he said, "feel an interest in any pencil but that of david. "the best thing here is his "death of socrates," and a superb one it is. in the same modern vein is a painting by a younger man drouais. "all paris is running to see it," said jefferson. it fixed me like a statue for a quarter of an hour." in another part of the louvre was a painting of a structure that had already touched jefferson's life in a significant way. early in his stay in paris, the request had arrived at the hotel de langeac. a new capitol building in richmond was in need of an able architect. jefferson contacted charles-louis clerisseau, who had drawn the ruins at nimes in the south of france. with clerisseau's assistance, jefferson worked out the modifications that would turn a roman temple, the maison carree, into a modern public building. it would be the first american building designed to accommodate the 3 branches of a democratic government. their plaster of paris model was shipped across the atlantic, along with jefferson's plans, to guide the builders on the banks o

with nothing more than a pencil and knowledge. >> if you know your rights you can protect your rights. if you don't know your rights you can't. they will always be there. you can fight for them. that was gideon's story. he knew he had a right that was taken way from him and he fought to get it back. >> if you are wondering how it is they had a televised proceeding of the gideon trial they reenacted it on television and they had gideon and the judges play themselves. now i would like to you meet chris kearney, he's of the bar association of san francisco and a litigation partner which represents lawyers and accountants. he also represented a friend of mine. i will always be grateful for your work. our justice summit has been made possible by the bar association in san francisco. please join me in welcoming chris to the stage. >> thank you, jeff and great to see so many people here today. as jeff said i'm a partner at van ness and happy to the the president of the bar association this year. it's great to be here on this particular day with a great group of panelist talking about a very

come, toyota issuing a recall if you want a rav iv or lexus, you might want to get out a pen and penciland we'll tell you about apple's plan to a take down samsung in the far east. ♪ >>> u.s. news and world report has released his annual list of best colleges, and the ivy league schools are once again at the top of the list. the top public school is the university of california at berkeley. this year the magazine revised its methods to emphasize graduation rates, and with those changes in mind, penn state made the biggest year to year gains. >>> apple was expected to unveil two new versions of the iphone 5. the decision to release an more economic phone is an attempt to infiltrate the chinese market. >> reporter: welcome to the global smartphone gold mine. china, 500 million people have smartphones. it over took the u.s. as the largest market in the world. but not many chinese own ipho s iphones. apple is behind some sung. and for those two closely watch the industry, it's not surprising as apple still has limited access on china's networks. >> the combination between am and the local c

these inmates only are allowed to have their legal work in their cell and a pencil.ey'll stay in their cells for 23 hours a day. they do not get visits, they do not go to the gym, they do not get any commissary or anything like that while they are doing disciplinary time. you'll hear the inmates refer to this as the hole. it tends to get a little loud and noisy. >> ah! ah, ah, ah, ah! [ inaudible ] >> sometimes they get bored, sometimes they act out. so that's life in the hole. business as usual. >> come on, let's go. >> i almost got your back, man. >> all right. >> why do i got to go for? >> basically because you're running around and acting crazy. >> y'all are lying, man. >> a lot of these guys, you've got to understand, they're locked up 23 hours a day, you know, and they get bored. >> get your hands off me, man. quit touching me, man. >> you know, i've seen guys flood because they're bored, bang on doors because they're bored, broke chairs because they're bored. >> it's just jail. >> michael draper's recent behavior might also appear to be motivated by boredom. >

. >> in over 28 years of police work i have seen everything from some very good pencil sketch artists to very bad kind of kit mr. potato head sketches. when you see one of kevin's sketches, you see something at a whole new level. >> reporter: as a classically trained artist who joined the force the color and shading come to him but are revolutionary in the world of police work. >> they are left speechless. >> reporter: unlike most who use pencil and paper, nguyen does his on a tablet using technology to create a sketch in two hours but having the visual quality of a classic oil painting. there's now a growing demand for his work outside of mountain view. >> so unique, different and new that i think people may actually spend more time looking athe it. >> reporter: it's art, it's technology but ultimately it is police work and that is officer nguyen's true inspiration. >> that's my ultimate goal to make more apprehensions, help people with my sketches with my drawings and paintings. >> reporter: in mountain view, len learn, kpix 5. >> incredibly talented. officer nguyen usually complete

it has stamp, envelopes, toothbrush, a razor, toothpaste, soap, pencil.little package for them to get through the week. >> other inmates have plenty to get through the week. >> cereal for the morning. these are my noodles. chips. cappuccino cookies, peanut butter cookies. muffins. my mom and dad support me. they put money on my books. and i am able to get everything i need. >> danielle benefield is no stranger to shopping with other people's money. she is in jail for stealing wallets from other shoppers. >> on a weekly basis you can spend the max $125. i shopped $115 last night. got all my stuff. i am trying to lose weight. but however i am not going to cheat myself. >> inmate benefield she is a character. she loves drama. she loves drama. >> benefield recently had drama of the wrong kind. >> inmate benefield was in a fight in her cell, between her and another inmate who was not assigned to her cell. >> benefield said she was trying to facilitate a romantic encounter for her cellmate. >> my bunkie wanted to be with her girlfriend downstairs, and they're n

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they are multiple choice pencil and paper tests given in the spring. the governor wants students to take the new path and language tests right away by computer which emphasizes analytical skills over memory or memorization. >> google is in front of a federal court today asking a judge to dismiss a class-action suit to make them stop scanning e-mail comes to gmail accounts they do the scanning to determine which ads to she on a browser. google says it is legal and expect your e-mails to be subject to what they call automatic processing. the plaintiffs arrest that gmail users never agree to this and it violates state and wiretapping laws. >> president obama is in russia for the group of 20 economic summit, the crisis in syria is not on the agenda, however, but will dominate the discussion. we are in washington, dc, with the latest. >> it was a brief exchange, just 15 seconds, and it could be the only time that president obama and russian president putin will interact during the g-20 summit. there is significant tension. president putin has been very clea

superintendent told a board of education today that instead of getting pencil and paper star tests, tests should be administered by computer. the state sampled tests with about 20% of california students and needs approval from the state legislature and u.s. department of education. >> internet becoming a useful tool for teachers. video sharing web site coming up with an education category focused on sharing lessons for anyone around the world. >> you tube created to share content now wants to share knowledge through a category called you you tube edu with good teachers. >> underneath lies a fierce promoter of science, one of the so called education gurus selected because she's clever at teaching science. >> so this is just silly. >> retired audience is anyone interested in science. i try to gear them to high school or college-aged students but make them accessible for anyone. >> it takes about 20 hours to research a subject before it gets posted less time as she's familiar with topics like brain freeze. >> it's focusing on bringing learners and educators nogt a global video classroom. >>

i want you to take a pen, short pencil is better than a long memory. wisdom keys. just need one key to get to the direction you want to go. they brought fish out to my house, laid them upon the grassy slope beside my pond and the fish sort of looked stupid, gasping and looking idiotic. one by one we dipped them into the water and their genius. >> if you are looking ridiculous in your life, flailing, you are not where you belong. if you are where you belong, your genius emerges. god puts something in you he didn't put in nobody else. he is a creator, never an imitator. there has never been a you before. we will talk about your assignment because everything created solves a problem. my mouth speaks. lawyers solve legal problems. cpas solve tax problems. dentists solve teeth problems. everything created solves a problem. that is your assignment. your assignment is always to a person or a people. your assignment is always to a place. because where you are matters as much as what you are. even jesus didn't do good in places that. is where he left nazareth.

looking at is a twitch to emrs, when you don't have doctors storing medical records and paper and pencil and files in the closet, now we can start to use electr electronic medical records in the cloud to start increasing time, efficiently and analyzing that data to find real health trends and real health appearance. >> you think technology is going to contribute to mass employment creation. how? >> i think technology is going to contribute to mass income for everybody. you know, we're seeing it with companies in the collaborative consumption, companies like lift, air b & b, task grab, these are marketplaces. they're not marketplaces for things that you see on ebay. they're marketplaces for people to give and get work. lift is a company that enabled people to use their own cars to pick people up for rides. people use their smart phones to request a ride, and somebody comes and picks them up. that person then just earned task. task rabbit, post mates. >> task rabbit, i just purchased furniture at ikea. i don't know how to put it together or i don't have time. can you? >> you don't have tim

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