we felt the 60/40 perforation is the most satisfactory. the interesting thing about the building is that as you can see it's a very complex form, but it's a form that's made up of modular parts. the most fundamental aspects of the course is what you call a super structure which you see here. this will be an important issue later when we talk about lighting. it a very large light piece of construction. that gets fitted with a substructure which holds the interior wall in place and it's the subject structure that starts to define, the geometry of the exterior wall that substructure is then covered with a panel previously it was a glass panel, currently it's going to be a metal panel and what i'm going to do now is take that one piece of metal panel and talk about what it takes to design it and construct it as we convert to metal. what is interesting about that subject substructure it dissolves itself into 8 unique shapes. the colors that you see here define those 8 unique shapes. in order to achieve the curved panel, each of these substructu

has never tolerated countries that won't put its economy at the service of its foreign perforation so the number of. what more goodies need to it's such a conversation requires more time than we have here i wanted to pick you up a moment ago on the issue of china but i'm afraid of gregory we've just run out of time we'll have to continue this i delighted that he went out to gregory lead gel in the advisory board of the korea policy institute think tank joining us live on on tape thank you very much indeed the thang. this is r t live from moscow when the taliban has now claimed responsibility for attacking government offices in western afghanistan at least seven people have reportedly been killed and more than seventy five wounded during the onslaught of a ton of fire are the latest violence comes to spite attempts by cobol to appease militants the afghan president said the taliban could be given the chance to enter politics and even contest the country's top post quoting two hundred karzai the taliban leader may run for the presidency in next year's elections but only if the militants

has never tolerated countries that want but it's hard to be at the service of a foreign perforation they want to know that about north korea knows that if their approach diplomatic we don't negotiate but if they're threatening or only respond with firm so you were kind of a feedback loop where your bottom restraints come in and kind of on a door stations where north korea and nothing since since the last several years obama is following a policy of what he called strategic patience which is enough to act a slow strangulation of north korea three sanctions and economic measures in the hope that it will collapse at some point in time. this is still to come for you on the program here with open arms at the u.n. adopt a treaty aimed at controlling exports of conventional weapons hoping to advance humanitarian concerns but critics say your phrasing leaves too much room for interpretation. plus a daring taliban attack claims dozens of lives in afghanistan just a day after president karzai offered the militants a chance to enter politics and many other stories just around the corner for. the in

. >> if it had not been done, intestines would have perforated. the child could have died from it. >> consumer reports examined the dune craft water ball. >> this is identical ball soaked in water two days. >> consumer reports also looked at orbees. the full size is smaller than the banned balls, consumer reports says they also pose a safety hazard for small children. >> these products like candy or gum, but they can block intestine of a small child. >> the orbees beads say choking hazard not for children under three years. on the back it says not suitable for children under the age of five. >> additional injuries have not yet been documented in the u.s., several have been reported in other countries. >> all types of super absorbant balls have been banned in italy and malaysia. >> these are sold widely as decorations we're urging parents add up the danger autos the consumer products safety commission says it's currently investigating the polymer balls and beads. meanwhile, orbees says the toy is safe for children five and older. says balls should

otherther perfor performers include 9 inch nail oenix vampire weekend and more. >> all right.s back to update the weather forecast. a little bit cool out there tonight. >> yes dan. only going to get colder as you check out live doppler 7 hd. see why lack of clouds lack of rain. temperatures are going down. tomorrow afternoon though rising around sacramento and fresno. los angeles 72. and sunny 58 yosemite. 44 in tahoe and eureka a passing cloud 55 degrees. here in the bay area we expect to it get warmer than it was today. so up to 67 in san francisco. scene on the peninsula. san mateo low 70's around san jose. livermore concord up to vallejo fairfield 74 degrees in santa rosa. as you look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast temperatures inching up some more just in time for the weekend. at least around the inland community. low 80's tlvlt mid 70's around the bay. coastal areas will actually fall a couple of degrees friday saturday in the upper 50's. but nothing to complain about. >> no. thanks. >> thanks very much. >> sports director larry its here. giants baseball to talk abou

. >> if nothing had been done, the intestines would have perforated. the child would have had significant infection, sepsis and could have possibly died from it. >> reporter: consumer reports examined the recalled dune craft water balls. >> this ball is fresh out of its package and this is an identical ball soaked in water two days. >> reporter: they also looked at tiny polymer beads still on the market. while their full size is much smaller than the banned water balls, consumer reports say they also pose a safety hazard for small children. >> these products look a lot like candy or gum. they can expand enough in a few hours to block the intestine or airway of a small child. >> reporter: the beads do carry warnings. on the front the package says choking hazard, not for children under 3 years. on the back it says not suitable for children under the age of five. >> while additional injuries have not yet been documented in the u.s., several have been reported in other countries. >> reporter: all types of super absorbent polymer balls have been banned in i

. >> if nothing had been done, the intestines would have perforated. the child would have had significant infection, sepsis and could have possibly died from it. >> reporter: consumer reports examined the recalled dune craft water balls. >> this ball is fresh out of its package and this is an identical ball soaked in water two days. >> reporter: consumer reports also looked at tiny polymer beads that are still on the market, including orbies. while their full size is much smaller than the banned water balls, consumer reports say they also pose a safety hazard for small children. >> these products look a lot like candy or gum. they can expand enough in a few hours to block the intestine or airway of a small child. >> reporter: the beads do carry warnings. on the front the package says choking hazard, not for children under 3 years. on the back it says not suitable for children under the age of 5. >> while additional injuries have not yet been documented in the u.s., several have been reported in other countries. including one fatality. >> reporter: all

children got that now my grandson got the same social security, he's going to take it out of the perforationcan do better than that in terms of verifying that who is working in america is eligible to work in america. >> it's an issue of will. not technology. we can secure the borders. we can secure internally. we can modernize our visa system. we can deal with the issue of the 11 or 10 million that are here. it's an issue of will. luckily now i think there's bipartisan will to get it done. i think there will be an agreement. >> when are we going to see your bill, the house bill? >> as we said, our concern is -- it's got to be done this year. but our concern is to get it done well, not quickly. >> so a week, two weeks, six months? >> i'm very optimistic that our group is going to work and get back from the recesses we've been talking, during the recess we've been working. candy, you know better than most simply because we're not in washington, d.c. doesn't mean work ceases here. we are going to continue to work. i expect very, very soon for that proposal to come forward. but i do want to stre

done, the emphasis should be on dysfunction of the senate. 79% of miles per hours say congresmiles perforso not a big defeat for president obama? >> of course it is. wednesday night he had a meltdown in rose garden because the senators voted the way they felt was right to shot. is there a serious public policy argument for what happened in new township or aurora, colorado -- >> sorry, the parents of newtown -- >> they want something done. >> i have is sympathy for the parents of newtown but never made public policy argument. >> this is so here is we shouldn't have such easy access to guns or people who are mentally incompetent or people with criminal records or any kind of record that would indicate they should not be trusted with a weapon are allowed to get it. what we see in newtown and daily on the street of chicago, new york, is a slaughter -- >> they have the tightest gun control. >> where to they come from? places with lax gun control legislation. >> chris: general, i'll bring you in another discussion. there was also talk the week we might see fall-out from boston in terms of the i

does that mean you believe excess cost growth at the end of the budget window is starting to perforate, g.d.p. .5? or are there new proposals associated with ipab that accrue savings? >> congressman, there are not new proposals that accrue the savings except this budget captures the president's belief, which is different then the affordable care act, which is ipab should kick in at g.d.p. plus .5 rather then g.d.p. plus 1. >> that was in your budget last year as well. >> i understand. this is really based on just the actuary's estimate on what will happen in outlying years and when right now as they look at the snapshot into the future, as you just heard the c.b.o. estimates have revised long-term strategy. i think it can be revised again as we say on sustained cost reduction. but that's just reflection of when they feel that the trigger point might meet. >> that's the question, so the actuary is now saying ipab mandate, keep spending within g.d.p. .5, which last year's budget didn't happen in the first ten years because cost below that, medicare below that. so now that i saying it's t

done, the emphasis should be on dysfunction of the senate. 79% of miles per hours say congresmiles perforot a big defeat for president obama? >> of course it is. wednesday night he had a meltdown in rose garden because the senators voted the way they felt was right to shot. is there a serious public policy argument for what happened in new township or aurora, colorado -- >> sorry, the parents of newtown -- >> they want something done. >> i have is sympathy for the parents of newtown but never made public policy argument. >> this is so here is we shouldn't have such easy access to guns or people who are mentally incompetent or people with criminal records or any kind of record that would indicate they should not be trusted with a weapon are allowed to get it. what we see in newtown and daily on the street of chicago, new york, is a slaughter -- >> they have the tightest gun control. >> where to they come from? places with lax gun control legislation. >> chris: general, i'll bring you in another discussion. there was also talk the week we might see fall-out from boston in terms of the immig

. >> also in the news a $20,000 reward being offered perforation leading to the arrest of a man withnst the cash you're holding up a san leandro store. we have surveillance video. take a look. the robbery was at the grocery outlet on east 14th street in san leandro back on january 28th. the two suspects are believed to be responsible for a least seven robbery since january in san leandro. among the stores hit the home depot on davis street, the rite aid on macarthur boulevard. and the dollar tree on washington avenue. in each case the two suspects robbed the store at gunpoint. following the latest developments. secretary of state john kerry is expected to arrive in south korea tomorrow there is visit comes as u.s. officials suggest north korea to launch missiles at any time. intelligent suggest the regime may have moved several short range missile launchers around the country. that is on top of the two intermediate range mobile missiles parked along norths east coast. yesterday's event secretary choke hagel made clear, u.s. military is ready to respond if threatened. >> they have bee

one individual, nicholas, suffered a perforated ear drum watch the race with his wife. >> i looked backee a pile of smoke. i realized something was going on. i looked over at my wife, and, you know, i see that her lower leg was, was hit by something, some shrapnel had hit her leg and, you know, she was bleeding. >> reporter: he pulled his wife into a nearby sports shop. she ordered him to make a tourniquet. he pulled a t-shirt off the rack and did just that. she is now alive recovering in the hospital. he has been released. heather? heather: mike, i understand a lot of the doctors say the tourniquets put on there at the scene really did save lives in a lot of cases? >> reporter: it seems to be that. dr. velmah u.s. was speaking yesterday. you have a lot of organ failure because of blood loss was stopped at scene. and people donating blood, that's why they are optimistic you won't have additional organ failure. heather: you could see it in the faces blood loss at the scene. mike, we'll check back with you. >>> the fib is pouring over what they are calling the largest crime scene in bosto

a doctor in china couldn't help a man whose colon had been perforated by an eel.ere are some things, i gotta tell somebody about this! the 39-year-old man was doing a bit of drinking. >> of course. >> stephanie: that was going to be your next question. was drinking involved? oddly. >> computer says yes. >> it never occurred to me to put an eel up my butt. >> stephanie: this makes me feel better about my drinking solution. i've never gotten to that point. i have sent a text or two that i'm like what did i do? [ wah wah ] but i didn't go oh i just stuck an eel. the 20 inch eel naued the way through the colon into its body. the eel was simply trying to find its way out. >> stephanie: it was not a good day for the eel either. slithering through the swamp. >> i'm trying to get out of here! where is the exit to this joint! >> stephanie: you're up a chinese guy's butt. not like he volunteered for this. >> only way you have to find out is eat through things. [munching sounds] >> stephanie: you don't know where the door is, which way is up. >> went in through the out door.

mean to be these excess cost growth at the end of the budget window is starting to perforate the gdp .5 or are there new proposals associated with ipab that accrue those savings? >> congressman, there are not new proposals that accrued savings except for the fact the budget does capture with the president's belief is which is different than the affordable care act, which is that ipab should kick in at the gdp plus .5 rather than gdp plus one. >> that was in the budget last year as well. >> i understand. this is based on the actuaries estimate of what will happen in the outlying years, and when right now as they look at the snapshot into the future as you just heard, the cbo estimates have revised the long term strategy to date i think it can be revised again if we stay on a sustained cost reduction. but that is just a reflection of when they feel the trigger point might meet. >> so that is that question. so, the actuary is now saying the ipab mandate, keep the spending within the gdp .5 which the budget didn't have in the first ten years because the cost growth was below that. now th

he spread disease among them with instruments, perforated their wombs and bowels and on at least two occasions caused their deaths. over the years, many people came to know that something was going on here. but then, mr. speaker, it ends by saying, but no one put a stop to it. until we stand as citizens of the united states, until ministers in the poll pits stand and speak for -- pulpits stand and speak for life itself, until we return to our foundational principles, the media, our president, no one else will listen to the cries of these innocents. mr. speaker, it is time for america to stand in their defense. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i thank you, mr. speaker, and i stand today to express my horror to accusations made in the trial of kermit gosnell, the abortionist in pennsylvania. mr. roe: these charges are true, they're horrific, and let me speak from my heart. i'm an og -- ob-gyn physician that's deli

we can stop nuclear perforation -- proliferation. civil wars.top they can't stop terrorists.re punitive strikes as a way of punishing regimes you don't like have limited utility. to takere not going responsibility for shaping the post-conflict environments in ways that improve it over the pre-conflict environment and you are likely to have at most, a very short-lived success. john asked, what would afghanistan have been like if we left? answer is is easy -- easy. it would have been like it was in the early 1990's. --n millions of afghanistan afghans fled afghanistan. the level of conflict was much higher than at any point in the last 10 years areas you would have returned to a sectarian conflict between who's next -- people from whose pakistan -- whose pakistan -- uzbekistan the taliban would have become the dominant force in the country. although probably not controlling all of it. the taliban remains today, allied with al qaeda, close links with al qaeda. al qaeda would have been able to reestablish itself. the united dates would not be doing drone strikes. it would not hav