phillips 66. and today you still see the familiar phillips 66 shields on many highways and streets and especially in this country as well, you know? phillips 66 has become as familiar to many people out here as a coke bottle. it's that iconic in the minds of many motorists. well frank got his start in the oil business in a sort of convoluted way. he was actually, he was not from oklahoma. he was actually born on the nebraska frontier out in the loop valley. his father was a civil war veteran, fought in the union army, and his parents moved out into nebraska territory. and that's where he was born in 1874. and they came back short will have a that -- shortly after that the phillips, to their home country in southwestern iowa. and that's where frank grew up. so he had those basically midwestern roots. came from a big family, big family, many brothers and sisters. he was the oldest and he was the dominant sibling by far. his ambition was strong but it wasn't necessarily pointed towards the oil busine

freight stated and started phillips 66. -- frank stayed and started phillips 66. wade moved to tulsa and began his oil career here independent of his brother. we are standing across the street from the second of two glorious buildings constructed by wade phillips. it was built as a construction -- as a commercial endeavor. wade had already constructed his masterpiece, the elapsed how were -- the phillips tower directly across a couple years previously and had his offices in there. he wanted to protect his investment. hence, he bought it to -- built it to draw independent oilmen back. the ground before is an arcade, hence it is known as the philc ade. it had 14 stores and shops. and again, prior to air-conditioning. remember this. when we go inside, which we will, soon, you will see it is set up for natural ventilation. above, largely for independent oilmen and he had a few of his own offices in there as overflow space from the philtower. we are in the interior of the philcade building. who made, -- to me, the most splendid example of the art deco lobby in the city

sunday have conoco phillips. just love the phillips 66 brand and name.lips offices in all of these cities, and you still see the phillips 66 signs, still pumping gas at if not the same period like so many businesses now we have people with mbas and proper educations and not quite as colorful, a little more predictable, great folks but they're not quite like those old oilmen were. >> while in tulsa we spoke to jami fullerton whose book "advertising's war on terrorism" recounts an advertising campaign in arab countries run by the u.s. state department shortly after the captain the 11th attacks. >> -- shortly after the september 11 attacks. i became attention because i enjoy working with ochoa more than anything. >> i'm a schoolteacher school teacher in public school in the united states of america. i wear this in the classroom were i teach. children asked a lot of questions. i've never had any child to thought it was weird or anything like that and the like the fact there's a different culture. i was born in beirut, lebanon. i came to the united states in

>> jeff: police are warning at a specific shooting threat at cal state pauley >> phillipe: ups big rig up in flames >> catherine: now at 11. a warning for cal state east bay students. after a potential threat to campus is overheard by a student kron-4's jeff bush joins us live from the campus. with what police are doing about it. jeff? >> jeff: i finish talking to campus police about 30 minutes to go and they say they're taking this great seriously. one student at launch her and other students say they were going to bring a gun and it " should the place up " >> we started an investigation and warned of vienna community warned of the community. all we know is that these threats were made and we have to take them seriously. >> jeff: campus police say they are going to increase their number of officers. it should be noted that there are no class's tomorrow by several athletic events and competitions will be taking place on campus. >> catherine: breaking news tonight. a wild chase through san francisco tonight. this is video posted to twitter of police cars racing through the tenderloin di

." >> phillip :some residents still have water. >> "and, its worrisome." >> phillip :others essentiallyped out. >> "we are barely getting by." >> phillip :the close-knit community of tassajara valley meeting as a group in danville. brainstorming water options. now that surrounding utility districts -- citing short supply -- are no longer allowing these residents to truck metered water into their homes. >> "some people are drilling new wells. we're looking into drilling a new one on our property, maybe refurbishing an old well to see if we can get some additional water out of it" >> phillip :one of the long-term solutions discussed in the meeting is tassajara valley possibly forming its own water district. >> "which seems honorous, but i think, a, there are grants out there that can be taken >> phillip :meanwhile, in the short-term. contra costa environmental health overseas the construction of and issues the permits for private wells. at the meeting, the director says shes working with local water agencies to see if they can ease their restrictions on shuttering rural communities like t

. >> phillip :greg adams is a rapist murderer -- a killer. that's what's spray-painted on this mill valley driveway. on the rails, storage, mailboxes and garbage cans along panoramic highway. some of the words not fit for television. the marin county sheriff's officer says 23-year-old nai saelor of richmond is behind the tagging. >> "we are aware of her sadly. we have had encounters with her over the past year -- all in this neighborhood." >> phillip :problem is -- a greg adams doesn't live in this home and never has. he appears to have been associated with the suspect in the past -- but that's all investigators know. >> "where these accusations come from is unclear to everyone including mr. adams. that said, mr. adams does have a past relationship to this neighborhood -- of that i don't want to go into at this point for his own safety." >> phillip :lieutenant doug pittman says just after nine o'clock easter morning. the homeowners smelled smoke coming from their house and noticed it was on fire. investigators says saelor set the house on fir

frustrating." >> phillip :having to take time away from his passion. sprinting and the long-jump. >> "basically, just been waiting, you know, the last couple of weeks doing other things. cross training and treating it kind of like an injury." >> phillip :but thanks to the u- c-s-f orthopedic institute. the parts for ranjit's expensive new custom-made running blade have arrived. >> "even if insurance doesn't end up covering it between uh, you know ucsf and the company i work for -- lim innovations -- both of them have offered to sponsor it outright in the case that insurance doesn't cover it." >> phillip :on sunday, ranjit finally gets back on the track at city college of san francisco. to test out the new blade with his prosthetist, alex hetherington. >> "its a very time consuming custom device. um, its not just a leg made for, uh, walking and your everyday work environment -- it's very specific." >> phillip :alex says it may take weeks to get it right. the theft of the running blades out of the back of ranjit's car last month have set his training sch

my name is laura flynn an outreach specialist at phillip randolph institute. we represent youth and programs that create more opportunities for them. thank you. >> thank you. >> come on up if you want to speak. perfect. thank you. >> hi. my name is ramona carlie from the a. phillip randolph institute and apr is in support of the job-training academy at greneagle and apr stands for growth. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. good morning >> my name is dolores and i'm from the a. phillip randolph and apr stand for opportunity and in support job-training academy. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is mars yellin thompson from a. phillip randolph institute. we are supportive of keeping gleneagle going and jobs going also. i'm in the training at gleneagles apr stands for careers. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name is charles thompson, from the apr. >> can i get you to speak into the mic a little more? >> okay. >> thank you. >> i'm here in support of gleneagle. apr stands for community. >> thank you. >> next speaker.

kerry coddett, seaton smith and phillip agnew.forget to follow us on twitter and like us on facebook. oh, and a note to teenaged looters-- if you're going to loot don't wear clothes your mom might recognize on tv. loot smarter! good nightly, everyone. ( cheers and applause )

frank started phillips 66. we are standing across the street from the second of two glorious buildings constructed by wade phillips. it was built as a commercial endeavor in 1928. he had already constructed his masterpiece directly across a couple years previously and had his offices there. he wanted to protect his investment. he built this to draw independent oilman. the ground floor is an arcade. it had 14 stores and shops. prior to air-conditioning. when we go inside which we will, you can see it is set up for natural ventilation. above, for largely independent oilmen. we are in the interior of the building. to make, the most splendid example of art deco lobby we have in our fair city was built at the very beginning of the deco revolution. at the same time, the chrysler building in new york was being constructed. the union carbide building in chicago was been constructed. i offer this prayer is -- fair assessment that this lobby surpasses both of those. it is art deco in a very unique style in that it has al

. >> reporter: phillip white was laid to rest today. his loved ones tell me they're planning to march, on the other side of this and an attorney said the officer showed great restraint and should be deemed hero. these are the controversial moments. a violent officer over phillip white calling his canine partner. recorded by a witness. family and friends of 32-year-old phillip white contend police used excessive force, calling in the canine and appearing to punch white on the pavement. >> they're not punching him. they're trying to restrain him and having him comply with being handcuffed. >> reporter: the lawyer calls officers involved heroes. he said this video shows seconds of an event that lasted three minutes. white grabbed for the officer's gun before the camera started rolling. >> there's one video out there, i haven't seen it yet personally, but you can actually see phillip white's hand on the officer's weapon. >> reporter: he said this video shows white resisting officers and awaits the toxicology report. >> i expect it to state

kerry coddett, seaton smith and phillip agnew. and a note to teenaged looters-- if you're going to loot don't wear clothes your mom might recognize on tv. loot smarter! good nightly, everyone. ( cheers and applause ) >> from comedy central news headquarters new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show. i am jon stewart. thanks for joining us, a fine program tonight, our guest tonight, the host of this week with george stephanopoulos david smith. david smith will be joining us. oh i am sorry no. the host is george stephanopoulos, otherwise that would be a stupid name for a show if your host wasn't named that. >> and it only gets better from here. >> let's get right to the top story. the lawless, destructive riots shaking our nation, oh no it's not the kentucky fans, no, that's the michigan fans after winning, no i am sorry that's the pumpkinfest value gone awry, come on, that was a good kids, good kids blowing off steam with good-natured arson, let's c

frustrating." >> phillipe: having to take time away from his passion.nd the long-jump. >> "basically, just been waiting, you know, the last couple of weeks doing other things. cross training and treating it kind of like an injury." >> phillipe: but thanks to the u-c-s-f orthopedic institute. the parts for ranjit's expensive new custom-made running blade have arrived. >> "even if insurance doesn't end up covering it between, uh you know ucsf and the company i work for -- lim innovations -- both of them have offered to sponsor it outright in the case that insurance doesn't cover it." >> phillipe: on sunday, ranjit finally gets back on the track at city college of san francisco. to test out the new blade with his prosthetist, alex hetherington. >> "its a very time consuming custom device. um, its not just a leg made for, uh, walking and your everyday work environment -- it's very specific." >> phillipe: alex says it may take weeks to get it right. the theft of the running blades out of the back of ranjit's car last month have set his training schedule back

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never. >> but when phillip mails his letters, they never travel outside the prison walls. his girl friend, connie, is also serving time at hasselt. >> 14 years together. >> while the hundreds of letters symbolize their love, ironically it was a bonnie & clyde like robbery spree of post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we going together in hell, you know. we give our life for each other. >> since belgian post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said, yeah, we have to stop. and then i say yes. and after i say, no, we need the money, you know. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidentally shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed to my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of love. the couple is allowed to see

. >> phillip :pam. the appalling incident didn't last but a few seconds. but the damage done to the victim may last the rest of his life -- if he lives. attack. a man in a blue sweatshirt walks past a homeless man, waiting on the bench -- who it appears just finished talking with a couple of san francisco police officers in the tenderloin district in the area of larkin and geary streets. then just moments later. when the police are gona and only a few witnesses still remain. the man in blue returns. and, swats the homeless man on the head with a metal pipe -- rendering him unconcious. a victim -- well known to police -- especially officer carlos manfredi who used to work the beat in that area. and, chatted with the homeless man often. >> "he is the type of person who would always say hit to you. he was very friendly -- very engaging -- always had a smile situation can be or how foul the weather would be. he was very personable and very nice in general." >> "this homeless person is not the kind of person to show any aggression or to attack anyone -- know kn

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so, we're one and oh in the series and that's always good." >> phillipe: head coach steve kerr says, in practice sunday, his starters didn't push max effort -- and he didnt want them to. at this point of the season, the guys are just trying to stay sharp and rested for game-time. >> "go watch a movie, go read a book, go relax. a big part of the playoffs is to free up your mind and relax." the fleetsomething his players are taking to heart. >> phillipe: knowing now that they're in the post-season, like saturday. minutes on the floor will increase. >> "i feel like i was in a bubble the whole year. you know, coach managed my minutes very well. um, averaged mid-20s the whole season and i'm feeling the benefits of it -- my body feels good." >> "we got through this season well and i feel fresh, and i feel ready to go for the playoff run." >> "there's no more back to backs, no more 4 and 5. so i think us, this is the time of the year where if you can come in relatively healthy, think it'll stay that way until the end of the season." >> phillipe: because in the end -- these guys are not only

the victim is phillip leon washington, a 50-year-old money courier.n't have to take his life. >> surveillance cameras captured the chilling incident, but there are few clues about the perpetrators. >> it's rare to actually capture a murder on video. and it's been extremely frustrating, in fact, that we have the murder on video, and yet, we haven't been able to solve the case yet. the problem is, the suspects are masked, so one cannot identify a suspect from the video. and as a result, the case remains unsolved. >> as a money courier, phillip's responsible for picking up money from various nightclubs throughout the dallas-ft. worth area and dropping off their nightly deposits. >> his normal routine was to leave about 2:30 a.m. and head off to the first club, whichever one was ready. and he would go pick up the day's money, as far as work was concerned. >> he is aware it's potentially a dangerous job, and he has a background in law enforcement. so, philip always takes several precautions. he never tells anyone what he does for a living. he always change

phillips' >>> here's something to watch.of blockbuster cases. the one about same-sex marriage. that could result in marriage equality all across the country. or the opposite. the court hears that case on tuesday. but then the very next day, wednesday of next week the court's going to hear a second blockbuster case on the death penalty. they're going to hear a challenge about the way states kill prisoners now. heading into that case a few states have put the breaks on the death penalty and stopped killing prisoners for the time being. they've all put executions on hold ahead of this big case next week. even among states that want to keep executing people ahead of that court case they're finding they can't get the drugs they want to use for lethal injections. it's getting desperate. first it was the companies that make the drugs. they stopped shipping them to prisons saying they were deliberately misusing those chemicals. some turned to compounding pharmacies. they're used to make drugs for patients who might need particular m

phillip, have you read the letter?ll an therapy has changed over the -- philanthropy has changed over the past 15 years, and now includes government and nongovernment entities and things that were not part of philanthropy 15 years ago. basically saying the foundation is evolving with the evolving fill an therapyphilanthropyic standards. what do you think? >> i think it's true. the clinton foundation's role was effective, it has got a lot of money for charitable organization, got a lot of money for the clintons particularly bill prior to hillary's having left the state department. i think that at the end of it, voters aren't going to pay attention to the nuance. they aren't going to pay attention to the details. i think the clinton campaign is happy to have cgi, the clinton global initiative release the letter. it keeps them separate from the campaign. this is a cgi problem, not a hillary clinton campaign problem. voters aren't going to see that. >> phillip since this is your column or in a column this week i want to ge

.yea dulcolax tablets can cause cramps but not phillips. it has magnesium and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmm mmm live the regular life. >>> i think governor pence has done the right thing. i think once the facts are established, people aren't going to see this as discriminatory at all. >> people have the right to live out their own religious faith. if you're asking poem to violate their faith, they're violating the religious liberty. >> this is what jeb bush had to say about this at the beginning of the week. now he's not so sure according to a report. jeb bush appeared to modify his comments on wednesday, telling a small group of potential supporters that -- >> according to an audiotape of the remarks provided to "the new york times," jeb bush said -- >> joining us now is mark solomon, national campaign director for freedom to marry. mark i don't know when i've seen anything like this. that's a complete reversal for jeb bush. >> it certainly looks like

first, david phillips and the shifting alliance in the fight against isis. and then we discuss isis inside the army of terror. looking at the group's rise and leadership. and later the group's appeal in the middle east and the threat to the united states. you are watching booktv in prim time. david phillips director of the peace program at columbia university institute of the study of human rights talks about the shifting alliances in the fight against isis and talks about the government's relationship with the kurds and the relationship with syria. this was held at columbia in new york city. >> good afternoon. and welcome on this snowy day to the book round table with david phillips. i am a professor of political science science at barnard and deputy director for social sciences and programming. on behalf of of the hammer institute and columbia university and want to welcome you to this book launch, book conversation, "the kurdish spring" a new map of the middle east authored by david phillips sitting here to your right. david is director of a program on pe

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a. >> frank phillips was an oil man. phillips 66 is something he founded it just north of us in tulsa. it became the headquarters of phillips 66. today, you still see the familiar phillips 66 shield, phillips 66 has become familiar as it is iconic in the minds of many motorists. he was part of that flamboyant oil fraternity that came out of the early -- late 19th century into the 20th century. these were men who had amazingly solid egos. they were very sure of themselves. that was important. but, he was human. that is all part of the story, the good, the bad, the ugly. he was many things. but always, first and foremost he was an oilman. >> watch all of our events from tulsa. on c-span book tv c-span 2 on a taste and 3. -- c-span 2. on "the communicators" -- >> our national security agency is building one of the world largest cloud data centers in a sick here mountain facility in utah. it is doing so because it surveillance needs requires that degree of storage and security. the u.s. government chief information officer t

others include wade phillips. -- tulsans is the father of modern tulsa. he and his brother started in martinsville. they split up their properties. frank stayed. wade moved to tulsa and began his oil career here independent of his brother. we are standing across the street from b's second of two glorious buildings constructed by wade phillips. it was built as a construction -- as a commercial endeavor. wade had already constructed his masterpiece, the phillips house directly across a couple years previously and had his offices in there. he wanted to protect his investment. hence, he bought it to -- built it to draw independent oilmen back. it had 14 stores and shops. and again, prior to air-conditioning. remember this. when we go inside, which we will soon you will see it is set up for natural ventilation. above, largely for independent oilmen and he had a few of his own offices in there as overflow space from the philtower. we are in the interior of the philcade building. it was built at the very beginning of the

phillips decided to intervene. he's also thankful the cameraman thought better and decided not to intervene. >> he kept shooting the whole time so that when the police came, it couldn't be mr. mattes attacked me. no. the cameraman says, why don't you look at the tape. they looked at the tape, and that was it. he was gone. so the cameraman saved this situation, saved me. >>> coming up, rescuers battle to save a man at the edge of niagara falls. >> if you go over at this particular spot, you're not going to survive. >> we thought for sure we were going to see this poor guy go right over the brink. >>> and this man -- >> i'd rather have the prosecutor be my attorney than him. >> -- wants a new lawyer. when "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking" returns. this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a spe

>> so if you happen to be a fan of dan brown and da vinci code, they quote from the gospel of phillipn the other disciples and used to kiss her aump on the mouth or on the lips. when we actually see the manuscript, it's just not that clear. >> there is no reliable evidence of a romantic relationship between mary and jesus. but these alternative accounts do support the bible's story that jesus and mary were very close. >> the idea that the gospels would not mention a wife if there was one doesn't make any sense. most likely, mary was a close friend of jesus and a follower, but not his wife. >> what the gospel of phillip clearly says is that there is some kind of a favored relationship between mary magdalene and jesus. that jesus does care for her more than the other disciples. and that's all it really tells us. >> but some scholars believe the texts do reflect a genuine tension between mary and peter. >> i think the tension that's reflected in some of the texts outside the bible, think they do really reflect a tension between peter and mary. >> the negative depiction of peter is consis

this as cell phone video illustrates moments before phillip white died in police custody. neighbors dialed 911 to report his alleged bizarre behavior. vineland's chief of police joined the religious community in prayer. >> we have lost the togetherness this country is built on. >> if we get the courage to do like they did here today, come together as a whole, we can get some things done in our community. >> reporter: we tried again today to get our hands on white's autopsy report. we were told by the prosecutor's office they don't yet have results from the medical examiner. we have called the county the attorney general and we are asking for the death certificate. this as the police union attorney says white's toxicology will show pcp and crack cocaine in his system. it's a tough one because where i want help finding my brother's murderer. >> reporter: she's praying for all investigations. >> the bad guy isn't always the one on the street. sometimes it's the one in uniform. we don't know. >> reporter: she says she can relate to the suggestion of drugs. in white's case she'

phillips' cellmate was found dead saturday morning at kern valley state prison in fresno. phillips played with the 49ers in 1990 and he played with the rams and the dolphins. >>> san pablo police officer facing felony drug charges, officer kenneth white arrested for buying heroin and cocaine in san francisco while his 2- year-old daughter was in the car. police say this man, timothy french, is the one who sold white the drugs. officer white pleaded not guilty. >>> in a case that sounds a lot like the b.a.r.t. police officer who shot and killed oscar grant in oakland, tonight an oklahoma deputy says he meant to grab his stun gun, but instead he grabbed his real gun. betty yu with the chaotic confrontation that was caught on tape. >> it's a luger, a german luger. >> reporter: in the moments before eric harris was shot to death april 2nd tulsa county sheriff's deputies say they were conducting a sting operation trying to buy a gun from the convicted felon, but when police vehicles pulled up, harris ran. a body camera on one of the deputies captured the pursuit. >> stop right

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phillips' >>> people want three things. they want a new, fresh face particularly if we're going to take on hillary clinton. they want someone from outside of washington who has big bold ideas ideas. they want someone who has a proven track record someone that's fought and won for the working taxpayers. we're the only one that can say yes to all three of those. >> the koch brothers might just agree. the "new york times" reports the two attendees said david koch indicated scott walker should be the nominee. the koch brothers have committed to spend nearly a billion dollars through their political organizations in the next two years to put a republican in the white house who they are clearly hoping is scott walker. at today's fundraiser mr. koch suggested the political organizations they oversee would not intervene in the republican primary process on behalf of a single candidate, but according to two attendees who spoke on the condition of anonymity, mr. koch indicated that the koch family might personally offer financial sup

. >> frank phillips was an oil man. phillips 66 is something he founded it just north of us in tulsa. it became the headquarters of phillips 66. today, you still see the familiar phillips 66 shield, phillips 66 has become familiar as it is iconic in the minds of many motorists. he was part of that flamboyant oil fraternity that came out of the early -- late 19th century into the 20th century. these were men who had amazingly solid egos. they were very sure of themselves. that was important.

phillips' >>> welcome back.ht, what was supposed to be a dream vacation in the virgin islands, now a frightening ordeal. a family sickened after allegedly being exposed to highly toxic pesticides. linzie davis now. >> reporter: tonight, members of this delaware family fighting for their lives after what was supposed to be a relaxing getaway. >> they're one of those families that everyone likes to be around. it's just horrible. >> reporter: they chose this luxurious resort in st. john. but their vacation in paradise, short-lived. according to the epa, the day they checked in, the condo below them was sprayed with methyl bromide to kill an indoor bug. that pesticide so toxic, it was banned in the u.s. in 1984. by that night, the entire family started having adverse health effects. the boys both suffering seizures. >> if the dose was substantial enough, over a fairly substantial period, hours, maybe some of the consequences will not resolve completely. >> reporter: three of the four family members were put on air.

conoco phillips not making any changes to its 2015 production or forecast.: thank you so much, scarlet. much more ahead -- there could be a deal in the cloud. salesforce fielding takeover offers. elon musk called it the missing piece. the announcement at 11:00 p.m. tonight. pretty late. we will be back. ♪ betty: here is a look at our top stories this morning. the japan prime minister makes a historic speech before congress and offers eternal condolences to the lives lost in world war ii. celebrating the evolution of his country's ties with the united states. he urged u.s. lawmakers to field a groundbreaking deal. elon musk unveiling a new generation of batteries and an event in california today. during the batteries into upright pillars so they can store solar and wind energy. it could mark another business for tesla built on the back of technology originally designed for his electric cars. a big jump in new york city construction spending. it was up 26% last year to $36 billion led by a record amount of residential building in the market skewed towards luxu

. >> another lost gospel, that of phillip, suggests a different reason for peter and the other disciples of mary. >> so all those tantalizing theories about jesus and mary magdalene being lovers really jumped from this one passage, right? this is the juiciest stuff that we've got. this is ground zero for those conspiracy theories that there was some sort of relationship between jesus and mary magdalene. >> in the early christian communities, for the most part, the missionaries were missionary couples. so it makes sense that jesus himself could have been part of a missionary couple. >> as a first century jewish man, it would have been incredibly likely that jesus would have been married during his lifetime. >> this is high-stakes stuff. so if jesus, the son of god, was married, maybe he had children. if he had that kind of an intimate relationship, people would want to know. and if he had children, that means there might be people wandering around today with sort of holy blood in them. >> there's one page in particular i'm very excited to see. and that is 63, 64. it is. yeah. there are tw

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thank you. >> thank you. >> and last speaker, carol phillips. >> hello. my name is carol phillips and i'm a proud member of the urban agricultural alliance. i'm here to speak about the importance of green space on octavia boulevard. i have been involved in the project that was started by the homeless connect, and now we are locked out and we have given up the garden space, but the idea remains that we need green space along that avenue. and i would hope that you folks would understand that and stand with us, and we could make that happen. that is all. i want to see those two little parcels r & s saved if it is at all possible. here i have a letter, too, explaining a little bit more. that is all. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> commissioners we're now done with general public comment and we're on the consent calendar. is there anyone who would like to make public comment on the consent calendar? that is item 5. being none public comment is closed, commissioners. >> entertain a motion. >> is moved. >> second. >> all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >>

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my personal spending on health that must be part of this phillips dream.t did you see individual spending on health with your company in the next 10 years? if i want to be more healthy how are you going to get me to treat your consumer health business like an apple product? is that the dream? frans: absolutely. we seek consumers more and more engaged on their own health. at the same time from a societal point of view, the health care burden is rising. the world's population will grow from 7 billion to 9 million billion. with a bit of luck, we will live to 80 or 90 years old. in the united states,-- manus: what do you think i'm going to spend? if i going to spend one or dollars, $200, $300, $1000 on my health? what is the number. frans: you are spending thousands of dollars right now. you may not realize that but that is through your insurance premiums and taxes. we predict that consumers' pensions will be held more accountable for the health of the future. if you live a healthy lifestyle, thanks to our healthy living programs actually be able to get a disc

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