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it is pure pleasure.t have the conflict that usually comes along in producing something a bit like this. it is so easy. it has been really easy and really enjoyable, happy, joyous process. we look forward to it. the young guys as well. they are ready to work and ready to sweat to the glory of the project. >> there is an unpolished look? on one hand, early shaker spirituals, it does not feel entirely finished. it makes it so interesting to watch. burgess on ace weird transcendence -- burgeons on a weird transcendence. it got a little wordy there. [laughter] >> they were not. tents. they believed in joy and music and dance were a gifts of pure joy. they were not to be suppressed. they think of the shakers because of the celibacy that somehow that was a repression of joy. it could not be more different. >> i think mother ann was thinking there was no way women and men could be equal on lesson that was celibacy. and i also think, from some the research i read, she had a very important reason. thaty personal r

a tax job yes it's purely a tax dodge there's no other reason for it. they also look at a deal in particular that's going on at the moment medtronic an american firm is trying to merge with the irish firm called covidien and in order to reduce their tax burden and they said that many are trying to cause borrowed heavily at home rather than repatriate foreign earnings and trigger extra tax payments to finance share buybacks and dividends with this deal it can use its foreign cash both to reduce its debt and to finance the acquisition itself engaging in quote hopscotch transactions that funnel cash from non american subsidiaries to the irish holding company missing out the american layers so they want to avoid all the american players but you know the thing is if you look at these sort of companies that get to do this whereby they're all they're also using the might of the american military to extract the likes of t. tip and t p p all these trade deals which bennett. at them they don't want to pay the taxes for the military that forces all these countries

it's for the methodology for the measure of transportation and an approach for selecting pure agents and it was designed to serve as a practical process for selecting pure agencies based on defined and readily area. the methodology went rounds of review and testing by local agencies and state departments of transportation. this is up to 14 pier friendship factors to identify agencies that's similar to the target agencies. the screening factors narrow down candidates and the process involves the difference between the target agencies and the candidates based on the remaining 14 factors. this is combined to a single score and those with the lowest score is the most appropriate piers. >> after applying these through agencies, the one emerged as the most suitable are the ones listed here. this chart and the two on the next slide are intended to give you an idea of how closely match the pier is to the mta. the mix of transit mode -- the structure in size, its budget and the aspect of its day-to-day management. agencies that operate similar transit is suitable in bench marking analysis. th

is it purely...ecause in the really more pure libertarian, they're straight up and down, you know, for pro freedom agenda, but these guys only spend their money on economic issues. >> i think these guys are genuine in their beliefs, but clearly they're looking out for their economic interests. >> jon: i wonder because their economic agenda seems to have supplanted whatever the republican economic agenda was anyway. they're really aligned on that regard. >> yeah, absolutely. i'm not even sure the republicans are quite... you know, charles koch's ideal government is really no government. very little. >> jon: somalia. >> if you talk to his libertarian allies from the '70s, they'll say he was what they called an an, aal capitalist, that means he believes that private individuals can handle almost every function of society basically eliminating the need for government. now, that is not where we live right now. you know, there is so much public investment in infrastructure, that sort of stuff. that's not t

it is pure pleasure.ve the conflict that usually comes along in producing something a bit like this. it is so easy. it has been really easy and really enjoyable, happy, joyous process. we look forward to it. not just the four old ladies, but the young guys as well. they are ready to work and ready to sweat to the glory of the project. >> there is an unpolished look? on one hand, early shaker spirituals is stripped so bear that it does not feel entirely finished. however, that is what makes it so interesting to watch. the performance burgeons on a weird transcendence. as we perceive a cap between the --rica's puritanical was him it got a little wordy there. [laughter] >> they were not. -- they were not puritans. music andve that dance were gifts of pure joy and they were not to be suppressed. they think of the shakers because of the celibacy that somehow there was a pretty -- a repression of joy. it could not be more different. >> i think mother ann was thinking there was no way women and men could be equa

what imagine nearing does, we're pure content creators.n the sciences, the life and physical sciences, for use in textbooks, for use in museums and any kind of outlet for that kind of material that we can find. i'm going to give you a little, brief back story that will kind of run through what we do and how we do it and how we have done it over the past 20 years because the continuing evolution of the technology really drives exactly how it is that we've been able to move forward with the material we have. we, as i said, we deal in scientific content. up until three, four years ago, we were based only in the ink on paper world. what we produced was printed in textbooks, printed in leaflets and material for museums and science centers and people like that. gradually, we started to -- as technology became available -- we moved into mixed media, and that included something such as that where what we've actually got there is a photograph of one of our artists who has taken and grown out from the photograph with some artwork. how we do what we

or of these huge corporations purely to create a tax dodge so that when it went my point is when they say that there's a commercial justification a veil of commercial justification that's false there is no commercial justification for this. by reducing competition in the drug industry doesn't help the drug industry it's it's commercially a big big good sour note it's not a commercial choice it's purely a tax job yes it's purely a tax dodge there's no other reason for it they they also look at a deal in particular that's going on at the moment medtronic an american firm is trying to merge with the irish firm called covidien and in order to reduce their tax burden and they said that medio tronic has borrowed heavily at home rather than repatriate foreign earnings and trigger extra tax payments to finance share buybacks and dividends with this deal it can use its foreign cash both to reduce its debt and to finance the acquisition itself and gauging in quo hopscotched transactions that funnel cash from non american subsidiaries to the irish holding company missing out the american layers

he is clearing his name after a company claims he endorsed their pure green coffee diet plan. doctor oz says he did not endorse their product. >> i should have been savvy enough to say to myself and i kick myself, that i should say here are companies i trust. buy their products because they will not scam you, they will in the make illegal claims. >> federal trade commission has find bows sensea and pure green coffee for false ad claims. doctor oz says companies like pure green coffee use clips from his she without his permanent mission to promote a product. >>> a nan any north jersey climbs down a 15-foot hole to rescue a three-year old girl. >> what a woman this happened in warren county. the nanny reportedly heard the girl from next door screaming, she found her up to her neck in water in a hole cover by grass. new when police got there would the man was halfway down trying to rescue that child. once ladder was in place nanny helped bring that little girl up to safety and handed her off to emergency personnel. >> they put a ladder down and they were trying to do different th

like a dog puring. this is the dog's equivalent of a dog puring. >> it looks at you like why did you stop? >> i think he is. i think he has an odd way of showing it. >> i'm with you guys. this is real. but i wouldn't like it if my dog did that all the time. >> all right our last video. ♪ here is the thing if they are all drinking the same beer all the time some ipa had the same label, definitely commercial. >> i think it is part real. i had a ream mate in college. but there is no way. overall it has to be fake right? >> i think it is real. if it wasn't for the jenga pieces. >> i think if you answered fake to this you had the wrong type of education in college. >> oh, you see that? you can get it do not take ku courtesy. >> real. i love going against the group. it was a good week. >> there you go. all right guys sit back relax and watch a guy on the top of his game. he's a mountain bike rider and man can this kid whip. he's fast and puts in some trips. this is put together by bike magazine. look at the s

but it's purely based upon performance. when i see him in this game and i see other ones just ahead the curve. so dallas always a point where somebody else is shooting by you and taking your sport. it's normal in professional sports or sports in general. did it create waves? absolutely because of his big name and what he deserves, you know, throughout that last 15 years, what he has done for soccer in this country. if it's not him, it's the next one that will do as much as he can as well for the game and the country. >> speaking of some of the things he has done, when you made this announcement, it made waves all over the u.s., around the world and observers and writers have looked at this and said, well, maybe it's partly because of his poor performance at munich, maybe because he took, you know, three months off to find himself during world cup qualifiers. others have said, you know, it's just simple math. the guy is 32. there are men half his age that are the new up and comers. they need room on the roster and, you know,

they believed in joy that music and dance were gifts of pure joy, so they weren't to be suppressed.he shakers because to have the sell celebacy that because of a repression of joy, and it couldn't be any different. i think mother thought there was no way men and women would be equal unless celebacy was practiced. >> from some of the research i read, she had a very important and personal reason for thinking that a community could survive without sexual congress, and she also saw in the early 1850s that, you know, there wasn't a lot of joy in sexual congress for women anyway unless you were trained to find pleasure. it mostly was about a lot of death in childbirth, infant mortality -- >> charlie: all about procreation. >> all about the job and not pleasure. >> right, and she was illiterate from the slums of manchester so she could neither read nor write but she became part of this movement. >> charlie: theater is religion for you, huh? >> it is. >> charlie: you said something similar to that. >> it is. i mean, you know... i should have looked up "religion" before i answered that, but

well i don't think it's purely sectarian i think there is a political element and i think when we see really all of the factions or or people let me put it to you like this people on both sides of this debate have at different times tried to reach out across the ethnic and sectarian divides to find allies and it's never really worked and what we see is people i think reverting to a long term or at least occupation age reliances amongst their quote unquote their own people i guess you could say which are more solid and often back backed by much more history of cooperation and solidarity amongst different factions and so i think that you know there is a sectarian element but if we look at the history of violence iraq modern iraq it's mostly secular and it's mostly something where we see people collaborating whether they're christian sunni shiite kurd we see maybe a little less the kurds but certainly we've seen collaboration across all of these lines in what could be termed the recent past and so i think it's not purely sectarian and even to the degree it is i don't view this as a perma

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the pure play in iraq if you have to have something that is absolutely pure, it's the bike brent, selling back month wti, that's probably the very pure, this is predicated solely upon the circumstances prevailing in iraq him now, one ting to be said about that, everybody is watching what's happening there. as michelle pointed out, i think this is very important. most of the fighting that's taking place is miles and miles away from the oil facilities. it's miles from up in kurdistan, it's miles from basra, that's where all the oil is. and i suspect that the isil is smart enough to understand they don't want to do any damage to those oil facilities because eventually, they're going to want those oil facilities. so perhaps you are getting a little bit pressed on the upside here, but any correction, any 50 cent correction i think in brent, you want to be a buyer of front month brent, you want to be a seller of back month wti, it's for the sophisticated traders out there, that itself the pure play. >> dennis, thanks, good to see you. >> always good to be seen, tanks, mel. >> none of the fracki

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it would be pure speculation. a number of deaths? pure speculation. number of physical injuries?speculation. until people file a claim and evaluate the claim. we cannot make that speculative effort. we will have to wait and see. >> feinberg was cap by mary barra for this job, granted full independence and authority to sort this out. today she said that she was pleased that esther feinberg had completed the next step of the ignition switch compensation program for helping victims and their families. she said they were taking full responsibility by treating them with compassion, decency, and fairness, and to that end they look forward to him handling claims in a fair and expeditious manner. he will beginning -- will begin accepting applications on august 1. >> thank you. we have breaking news concerning general motors. gm will recall about 7.6 million vehicles involving six safety recalls. totals 8.5can recall million. they say they are aware seven crashes, eight injuries, and three deaths among the cars being recalled in u.s. models .hat run from 1997 to 2014 gm says that there is

a new nation straddling two countries in pure islam as they define it. strict intoleration. you can sense the fear past this long line of cars less than an hour away the city under control of militants. people fleeing for their lives and every car sisterearched for weapons. a wounded child with nowhere to car with the government that failed them. the army just left you alone? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: president obama resisting pleas for immediate u.s. air strikes to turn the tied. tread cautiously. >> i don't rule out anything. we do make the stake at these jihadists are not getting a permanent foot hold. >> reporter: there's a widespread fence that this country has reached a turning point and is about to dissin grate all together. >>> let's turn to abc's martha raddatz who has reported from iraq more than 20 times. we heard talk about d deterioration. >> reporter: president obama said these fighters could end up being a significant threat to our homeland. the fear. the white house has made clear there been no u.s. boots on the ground and so far no word that we would conducted

glass you're going to find a caviar vinaigrette topped with a cream of caviar, then topped with a puree golden ostera caviar. and finishing the dish with a caviar sabayon. >> oh, beautiful. look at that. >> it's rare that i say it's too beautiful to eat. >> i was just thinking that. oh, speaking of fantastically luxurious -- >> this is a specialty of mr. savoir. the artichoke soup with fresh black truffle and shavings of aged parmesan cheese. >> oh, man. that's truffle. >> mm. >> this is a combination of pheasant, white rabbit and duck, seared foie gras cabbage and mushrooms. please enjoy. >> wow, look at this. that is beautiful. you feel guilty eating this well? >> i do. >> you do? >> i do. >> i'm feeling guilty now but it will pass. >> i'll follow you, then. >> wow. you ever even seen anything like this? >> i don't think i've ever seen anything like this anywhere. >> yeah, me either. >> and the thing is you can see the main pool from the window here. you can see the hoi polloi. >> i was thinking of inviting them up to our crib. don't you dare do that. >> for a party. don't they deserv

this is a purely terrorist problem and it needs to be dealt with as such. deeply interlinked with this, we have this iraqi political crisis that has been smoldering for some time. you have three groups, none of whom particularly like each other. lots of people like to put the bulk of the blame on prime minister maliki for establishing a sectarian climate. there's truth to that but it's not like the other two groups have been sending him flowers either. there's plenty of blame to go around in the lack stof accommodation going on in iraq politically for some time now. >> the big question we said at the top, should the u.s. have seen this coming? the "new york times" reports that there was i believe "the washington journal" sorry, the meeting in may chuck hagel was in saudi arabia with arabb nation officials and they talked about isis but there was no plan to fight off this advance. do you think that they underestimated isis or this was some negligence in some way? >> it seems pretty clear this is an intelligence failure on the iraqi's part and the united stat

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so we are purely focused for the time being on just building great user experience. so for the time being. ref few may come down the road. >> guys, there have been hundreds of millions of ios devices sold. it comes to my attention your product will not be available for iphones. so how do you kind of address just the android market? so me, it seems like there are tons of app innovation, ios, they founded the whole app ecosystem. how do you guys just play to one part of the market? >> yeah, great question. android because it's more opened allows us to deliver on exactly what our vision is. and so, we're working really hard to build the best in class user experience on android. we are also thinking about what are the other uxs, the user interfaces that would work on other platforms. >> guys, we with the to let you go. i want to ask one last question before we let you go. mark andreessen has been a great investor. was it hard to sell instead of being the pied piper who turned down gooly? >> great question. it's really exciting working as an independent startup. we launch

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the shipment not a brand but a vile of pure nicotine mailed in a plastic vhs case.uments suggest chamberlin ordered roughly double the lethal dosage of pure nicotine. investigators say they are still waiting on lab results to determine if toxins were found in chamberlin's apartment. >>> if you have a story for 2 investigates to look into, you can e-mail us at 2 investigates at ktvu.com. >>> this week an 11-year-old golf sensation from the bay area is set to compete in the u.s. women's open. she is the youngest player ever to qualify for that tournament. last month lucy lee of redwood shores won at half moon bay to take a spot at the open. the pre-teen is home schooled through an online stanford university program and spends her winter months training in miami. the u.s. women's open gets underway on thursday in pinehurst, north carolina. >>> 11 years old. can you imagine? >> and stanford. let's turn now to our bay area weather meteorologist rosemary is in for our chief. a lot of us excited for the upcoming warm up. >> it felt quite nice in most areas. giving you a li

purely a commodity business. the question may be is, is having the smartphone the cost of admission for all of these companies and just a sunk cause? it doesn't advance the cause here at all. >> does it have a bearing ones residual impact on traditional retailers? should we be re-assessing how we view them in the wake of being able to walk around -- not that you can't already -- maybe easier to buy something off amazon? >> i think so. look at best buy, for instance. best buy had a nice move. up 20% off recent lows's in knop way, shape or form a positive for best buy. if the phone catches on, could be a big negative. i don't know if i want to go out and buy amazon. it could hurt traditional retailers. first on the list, best buy. >> will it get any of us on the desk to switch? absolutely not. quite frankly, there's so many apple gameboys throughout that will only gore for apple, then there's the folks that want to be anti-apple. they're going to be samsung or htc. right? >> this is probably more, don't you think,

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negative, that's purely via the common victims of racism, which is one of the accounts. sometimes he says it is someone in georgia with the formulations. so he is saying they treat people for all kinds of reasons. .. this sort of magic of racial identity, the very powerful sense that he had was is that the root of much pan-africanism. can something deep and positive, not just the shared experience of racism. and i think he knew that that was actually not true in many interesting ways. i think one of the reasons why it is possible to have that mistaken taught is this, it is actually like of thought about, and humanity. we think -- i'll list another human being. standing next to -- i don't know if you would call him a bushman, but a small fellow who is just wonderful and finding animals and the bush. his ancestors have been doing this for a long time, and we had no language in common, but no question at all, you know : look at each other and each of policies and human cells. the point is, the content of pratt -- the content of the bond with at grand. so you can have a deep

it has to do with a pure strain, not having some other drug in.oing to come out soon. frankly, look, this has potential to be what happened with fda and aids, the people that had it rose up and said, fda you better do this. an old friend from college, she's responsible person, she's head of the fda, she has to look at this stuff and say we've got to give parents this drug for these kids because the rate of success versus what the current course of action for -- it gives you desedation, abnormal behavi. this thing has had remarkable success in trying to curtail seizures. if i'm a parent of someone who is a child, believe me, i'd abthe fda saying, gm pharma, please let us have it. >> "mad money tonight." >> a couple of situations emblematic of what happens going on in the country. timkin, first interview. the spin-off. not the base but the high end proprietary. sonic reinvented itself. there's 3600 sonics, but this is a company that is -- drive-through fast-food. finally, emerge energy, who's ever heard of this? they've got the best fracking sand in

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fascinating mixture of hollywood technique in terms of the narration, the music, the storytelling, and pure footage, especially in the middle of this movie, when the narration drops away and the battle begins. >> mark harris, thank you for being with us. from 1942, this 18 minute films ."lled "the battle of midway ♪ ♪ cook's routine patrol -- >> routine patrol. behind every cloud may be an enemy. ♪ midway island, not much land, but it is our outpost. ♪ ♪ these are the natives of midway. ♪ the birds seem nervous. there is something in the air. something behind the sunset. ♪ excitement this morning, the patrol has spotted an enemy fleet. in historic counsel of war is held. ♪ >> that looks familiar. >> yes, ma'am, it is. >> he is from my hometown, springfield, ohio. he is not going to fly that great big bomber? jobyes, ma'am, that is his -- >> yes, ma'am that is his job. mother is just like the rest of us mothers in springfield or any other american town. good luck. god bless you, son. quek suddenly, from behind the clouds, the japs attack. [gunfire] ♪ >> this really happened. >> in the meanti

the intensity of the relationships they have with their combat buddies are so true --nd so peer in pure and true that they look act on those times with longing. i would always ask them, do you wish this had never happened? they are like i would do it again in a heartbeat. i think there is something else that goes on there, too. that is that going through a near-death experience, somehow seems to get them so much strength and courage and think that isi one reason why they would do it again. >> read more of a conversation with david wood and other featured interviews from books notes and q&a program c-span's sundays at eight. now available for a father's day gift at your favorite bookseller. >> this year c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at the recent visit to salt lake city, utah. you are watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. ♪ >> welcome to salt lake city on american history tv. founded by big yum young. the capital is located on capitol hill. just downtown of salt lake city. the pioneers arrived in 1947. a