the sludge sometimes has rags in it. all we want to do is go around the clean the rags. let me show you how. take the slide hammer, go all the way through the back, go around. >> got you. >> during the real rainy season, how does that change the way dealing with this job? is it a lot more stuff in there? . >> what we do, charles, we do this quarterly. every four months we go around and clean all the heat exchangers so we don't have a large build up. . >> go around? . >> yeah. (sound of hammering). >> what i'm trying to do, charles, is always pull it out on the low stroke. >> right. so you are not, like, flying out. now talk about clean up. . >> then where does this stuff get deposited? . >> we're going to dump it in a debris box and it will go back to the plant. >> if you think back, the romans came up with a system of plumbing that allowed us it use water to transport waste away from the hub of civilization, which enabled cities to grow. . >> you have a large bowl, a drive motor and another motor with a planetary gearbox with differential pressure inside there. the larg

i had a lot of rags. i was washing.t was so dirty that it was actually shredding my rags right in front of me, and i was in trouble. a superintendent of a building across the street arrived with an armful of rags. what he was saying was, "whatever this is, you need help. here it is." can i shake your hand? thank you. thank you. doherty: i remember the first association with her is when she did "touch sanitation," where she went around and literally shook hands with every employee in the department. she was out at 6:00 a.m. roll calls in the morning, all over the city. and the recognition she got for the people in the department, i think that was important for the men and women in sanitation to see that their work was looked at from a different point of view, that it was looked at from an artist's perspective. and i think something that pretty much upgraded the department quite a bit. i have done, i think, about five or six "work ballets." the reason i say "work ballet" is that there's the contradiction that i'm always t

this would include oning -- running on rags -- running on rags at the oakland arena. >>> new informationbout the gun and the photo with pippa middleton t was a toy gun pointed at the press as they drove through paris. that's according to a spokesman photographed in the car. they were reportedly joking with them as pippa was visiting. the authorities knew it was a fake and they are no longer investigating. >>> what we are learning at -- about the tragedy at sea -- today at 5:00. the family of alan cahill will be speaking out. we'll talk to them. and we'll be learning what went wrong. >>> we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. thanks for watching.

>> i learned it has a ragged -- ragged structure and this issue is centered, it looks like, in one man. commission ear neely, the man who took the 5th in the western region. we don't know for sure that this has not metastasized the gsa and that is centered in the westin region. we won't know until dan, and we're glad the president pre- empted parts of the day's hearings, by taking out parts of the agency and bringing in dan tangalini, well-known in this region and, of course, the fame at metro and we know he knows what he's doing and there were things that had no explaining. for example, why did mr. neely get a bonus after the interim report was out? this is asked of the administrator and her committee said don't give him a bonus and that turns out mr. peck lobbied her for a bonus and after knowing he was subject of the interim report where he's the center of all of this and, indeed, his case is referred to the justice department. >> were there crimes committed here or extraordinary greed and incompetence? >> the justice department will have to tell us there was a lot of greed and that

. >> washed over them like rag dolls. a captain recalls a moment when the vessel was hit by a 100 foot wave. >>> a celebration of sorts in oakland overnight. damaged yablgt with remaining crew members on board limped back into port. a crowd of well wishers greeted the crew of the geraldson at jack london square, waits one of several competing in a race when hit by several waves on saturday and damaged 400 miles off the coast. two crew members were injured and the captain says the weather had been rough all across the pacific and one wave was massive. >> this wave was higher than the mast and crashed on the back and there is a just trashed the steering of the wheel. and it just washed people up and down like rag dolls. this is devastating. >> a coast guard cutter picked up two seriously injured crew members now being treated for broken bones and other injuries at san francisco general hospital. >> amazon is testing the atwaters for kindel users. that story in today's after the bell report. first apple fever continues to sp

now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side streets where you practice a strolling stillness without any engine sounds and the skies turning on into color and then eternal magnificence of twilight, it accompanies your every move and theirs doubt about it, you are more adorable without the car wrapped around you, where you can be what you are. walking water. that gently laps. i have come to you this midnight and lane down in your black body with it's soft red blush and pulled the starkly blue cover over a cheek or moon blushing through the midst. and the final for me. juna. that's juna bomb. that she lived on board avenue. 3 blocks away from the street isn't bronx i grew up on. just what are you getting out june abonus, that an alphabet, i would be visiting on a masterpiece and wri

you're just going to hang it over in a rag doll. >> rag doll? >> hang it over.bend your knees a little bit. let your head go. you won't forget anything if you let your head go. >> she's got it. we want to thank gwen and we want to thank rosemary. willie's got a little nip of something for you at the end. tomorrow we're going to tell you how you can look and feel 20 years younger.

you're just going to hang it over in a rag doll. >> rag doll? >> hang it over.bend your knees a little bit. let your head go. you won't forget anything if you let your head go. >> she's got it. we want to thank gwen and we want to thank rosemary. willie's g a

just how much we care you hold our hearts in san francisco so many songs you've sung to me and the ragsman who sings never retire of san francisco i love your album "duets" both i and ii for there is no one quite like you you are the heart of san francisco one of the greats one of the greats we know it's true

just how much we care you hold our hearts in san francisco so many songs you've sung to me and the ragsman who sings never retire of san francisco i love your album "duets" both i and ii for there is no one quite like you you are the heart of san francisco one of the greats we know it's true for when you graced us -- our town of san francisco our golden sun will shine on new -- you ♪ [applause] mr. bennett. ♪ it only takes a tiny corner of this great big world to find a place that you love you have brought us so much joy you are a golden boy we love to have you here in our great towner of -- town of san francisco open your golden gates san francisco here is your wondering words singing other places only make me love you better you are the heart of all the gold in the world san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming home ♪ [applause]

they had not a bandage, rag, lint or string and all around him, she would wounded men were pleading to death. with a great joy, i laid my precious burden down among them and thought, never before had linen looked so white. determined to set up aid in the yards, i told him of my needs, and he dispatched a soldier to help me with the unloading of supplies. there was a spring house in the yard and i decided to use this as my headquarters. my instructions were to unload the provisions and place them inside for the ordeal that would follow. we had met wounded men walking or being carried to the rear for the last two miles. but around the barn, there lay the men who were too badly wounded to admit removal. some 300 had collected already and it was scarcely 10:00. the echo of the gun promised there would be many more. my first act on the field taught me the real tragedy of battle. a man called to me for a drink. i stopped to give it and having raised him in my arms was holding him. he fell back, dead, a bullet had fed between us, tearing a hole in my sleeve and burying itself in his body. the

. >> she must have felt just like a rag doll being tossed around like that. >> they kept hitting him on the head. it did no good. >> the puny branches do nothing to stop binky. >> and she did make a couple pleas to don't let go. just don't let go of me. i would get a little more of her every time. and catherine's shoes slipped off, and so her foot just slid through the polar bear's mouth and then she was free. >> lay down, lay down. >> at last, catherine is free of binky's death grip. dr. rafer doesn't know if her injuries will be fatal. she's rushed to the hospital. >> i just felt the crunching of my leg. it was so excruciating. >> i believe it was almost two weeks she was in the hospital. she had some open wounds. a lot of bruising. she also had a broken leg. >> very lucky. i feel very fortunate. >> she suffers torn ligaments and a couple of broken bones. but the biggest bruises are to her ego. >> did you walk down there? >> there's no point dwelling over it. it's like it's done, it's gone. i've got to get on with my life and pick up the pieces. that means dealing with people, sayi

♪you've got to rag, mam ap rag. >> when i went it was 7 thirst and still going after midnight.to me about the sad state of rock muechblg, i say if you're look looking for rock'n'roll, it's alive and well in levon helm's barn. ♪when i die, take me up >> the last 10 miraculous years gave leon an extended victory lap. fans told him how much he loved him. must sigs lined up to honor him, and levon made three new albums, each of which won a grammy award. it was as if heaven decided to give levon an extra decade to hear all his songs one more time. just to give levon and the people who loved him the proper chance to say good-bye. in the whole history of rock'n'roll, no one ever had a greater encore than levon helm. ♪and you put the load ♪right on me. >> charles: next, falling with dominos. >> charles: we're on the road where charles kuralt once traveled. steve takes us on the road again. >> reporter: have you ever heard the expression, smart as a box of dominos? no? me neither. according to pennsylvania science teacher, there's a lot you can learn from these things. >> so the domino

trashed the steering column and the wheel. [ inaudible ] it just washed people up and down the bay like rag dolls, devastating. >> a coast guard cutter picked up the injured crewmembers they are now being treated. >>> right now in san francisco rally getting started near city hall to protest the obama administration's crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. supervisors and local members of the state legislature are holding a news conference after the rally to voice their support for medical cannibus patients. the rally one day after federal agents raided multiple oakland properties belonging to one of the bay area's largest medical marijuana entrepreneurs. dozens of kits squared off against police -- dozens of advocates squared off against police at oaksterdam university. agents also raided a nearby coffee shop owned by oaksterdam university founder richard lee. no arrest warns have been issued. >>> president obama says the republican budget plan passed by the house is a prescription for a decline that harms future generations. he told a group of newspaper executives today that republi

i'm done. [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags, swiffer 360 duster's extender can clean hard-to-reachces in less time. swiffer. great clean in less time. or your money back. >> announcer: "nightline" continues from new york city with terry moran. >> the summit of mt. everest. more than five miles high, close to cruising altitude for a 747 jumbo jet. there are only a few weeks a year the unforgiving peak plays host to thousands of daring klummeners, all somehow compelled to answer the call of the mountain. tonight, we bring you the extraordinary story of one man, hailed also a hero for what he did on the deadliest climb in everest's history, but now decided his journey could never truly end until he faced her terrible beautiy once more. cynthia mcfadden with lessons from the mountain. >> everest is a very beautiful, very proud place. >> reporter: 16 years ago, neal bideleman climbed the mightiest mountain of them all. everest. >> it just didn't seem right to me at all that that would be the last word that everest spoke to me. >> reporter: the mountain took eight lives that day. it was

. >> i was shaking him like he was a rag. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the dogs. one of the dogs follows right after this 11-year-old. >> i just kept running. >> reporter: when you saw the dogs jump on the car after him, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i was literally about to lose my son. i opened our building door and let him run in and the dog came running in behind him. >> i just automatically reacted. >> reporter: hawthorne had a knife and was able to injure the dog, but they wouldn't let go until a neighbor came after them with a ba. >> i'm glad i'm still alive. i talked with animal control, and they say while the neighbors know who the dogs belong to, they have been unsuccessful in tracking them down. they are doing a 10-day surveillance on the neighborhood, and residents would like an apology from the dog owners and want the dogs to be put down. i'm surae chinn for 9news now. >> elsewhere tonight, a so i think boom heard across much of nevada and california was likely caused by a meteor. that's according to the national weather service. the sound

. >> he looked like he was whipped around like a rag doll. >> reporter: he lost his leg and nearly lost his life, after getting dragged down the freeway, tied to the bed of a pickup truck. >> i think of something whacking in the wind. i got closer and realized it was the dog. >> reporter: she immediately started honking to get the driver's attention. >> my horn was on lockdown. >> reporter: the rope broke, slamming the dog to the side of a concrete wall. but to surprise, the puppy survived. >> he's happy to be around people. three-way is what we've nicknamed him. he's an angel. and it shows that animals have unconditional love for us, no matter what they think. >> reporter: as the porter spends time comforting the dog they nicknamed freeway, they're praying he can have a good team. and whoever hurt him, will be caught. >> i hope and pray. if you did not know, that's a better thing. but he needs to be aware of what happened. >> reporter: jodi hernandez. >> the humane society wants to know who was driving the black truck on the freeway that was fell out of or tossed out of and drag. they

i had a white senator call me a rag head and another call me a conservative with a tan.that does not define us. >> reporter: hailey refused to invite the two to the annual barbecue at the governor's mansion. >> we kept out those two because i don't want them around my kids. >> reporter: that held her well when two separate allegations of extramarital affairs emerged. >> flat-out lies. >> reporter: she said sarah palin predicted the better she did, the uglier it would get. actuallied the day the first accusations came forward, she called you. >> she did. >> reporter: asked two questions. >> she. are you okay and is it true? i said, yes, i'm okay and no, it's not. she said, let's fight. >> reporter: they did, she won. and while that is a lot of republican sisterhood, women in general seem to be punishing republicans on the heels of the recent birth control debate. obama now leads romney by nearly 20 points nationally among women voters. >> there is a lot of talk about whether there is a republic war on women. is there? >> no. women care about jobs and the economy and other

rag ed claws scuffling across the seas. tell be thin, fine, attention nigger mermaids, chains like hooks and sifrpgs are didy don't bleed into the sea the stains won't watch out we ain't responsible for your mess. the management. there is company, can't remember. there is company. the stains will not wash out. [applause] >> he wasn't dragged death in a quick casual way. they had fun with his body they chained him to the back of the car did fish tails. forensic evidence suggests his body came lose and some of the men confessed and rechained him after rolling back over him to get him. most of us heard about this tragedy. something we don't hear is because dragged to death we assume he was dragged like this. see that way chained to the truck it's not true. he was not dragged like that he was dragged like this. chained the back of the truck watching the road behind him. this poem is called big thicket jasper, texas. a crack is a buck shot. big thickel. crack, headlights staggering home. the road kills. crack, big thicket. the s

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. >> he was shaking him like a rag. >> reporter: a neighbor's surveillance video shows the dogs charging after children on the attack. two teens jump on top of a car to get away, but one of the dogs follows right after 11- year-old xavier bryant. >> he was behind me. i just kept running. >> reporter: when you saw the dog jump on the car after him, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i was literally about to lose my son. then i opened our building door and let him run in and the dog came running in behind him. >> i just seen children in danger and i automatically react. >> reporter: hawthorne had a knife and injured the dogs, but they wouldn't let go until a neighbor came after them with a bat. >> i'm glad that i still got my arm and glad i'm still alive. >> reporter: hawthorne's neighbors are incredibly grateful. i talked with animal control. they say while the neighbors know who the dogs belong to they have been unsuccessful in tracking them down. they are doing a 10-day surveillance on the neighborhood and residents would like an apology from the dog owners and want the dogs to b

i told the jury that i felt i must have touched the trigger through the rag, and in my attempt to take went off. >> reporter: but jurors also heard testimony the caseys were having marital problems and that john was the beneficiary off rosemary's $2.5 million life insurance policy. the jury didn't believe casey's story that the jury was an accident. >> we the jury find the divest guilty of the crime of second-degree murder assess charged in count one. >> reporter: john casey is now serving a 20-year sentence, but he says the jury didn't hear the one piece of evidence that might have set him free. numerous complaints and dozens of lawsuits alleging remington rifles like his with a mechanism known as the common fire control can go off without touching the trigger. casey says he had no idea that was possible until twol year years after his conviction when he learned about rich barber. >> researching and looking -- >> reporter: his 9-year-old son was kill wld a different kip of remington fired accidentally, barber sued the company to force change and accumulated millions of pages of reming

still ragged patches of fog right at the coastline. let's show you those from space. i stopped the clock at 9:00 a.m. just to show you how much the marine layer has been pushing back. you can see it really thinning out. just an hour away from full-on sunshine. it works like this for today. 69 degrees right now. that's not your forecasted high in fairfield. that's where you are right now. as you head throughout the day, we're suggesting that temperatures will be able to climb by an additional five to ten degrees. we're talking about the upper 70s today. what does that mean for the beaches? 72 degrees in pacifica. light breeze out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. half moon bay, 73 degrees. if you happen to hit santa cruz today, 76 degrees. as we head throughout tomorrow, temperatures keep on climbing. by noon tomorrow we'll be in the low 80s in many inland cities in the bay area. high pressure sets up in the great basin, drives the winds offshore and they warm as they pump from land to sea. not just friday, saturday as well. we're expecting peak warmth. we s

you look ragged, man. every time i see you, you look ragged. you don't try to do no better.'ve been out here working all night. you need to shave [ bleep ]. >> i am. i'm going to shave. i'm a slave up there in that kitchen. >> please. >> he cared about his inmates and he wanted them to do well and it pissed him off when they screwed up. >> how? >> you just came back out of lockup. >> that was nothing. >> culliver became warden in holman in 2002 when the prison was facing some serious problems. >> it was a violent facility. if you talked to some of the people in the community, probably a great number of times they saw an ambulance coming this way, they thought the ambulance was coming to the holman prison. that was the case then, but that's not necessarily case now. >> but culliver knows all too well that at a maximum security prison like holman, violence can be reduced, but not eliminated. >> if you come in and you look meek and mild, than those guys who have been here, they run games on you. they get you into debt. once you get into debt, if they don't solicit sex from you,

trashed the steering column and the wheel. [ inaudible ] it just washed people up and down the bay like rag, devastating. >> a coast guard cutter picked up the injured crewmembers they are now being treated. >>> right now in san francisco rally getting started near city hall to protest the obama administration's crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. supervisors and local members of the state legislature are holding a news conference after the rally to voice their support for medical cannibus patients. the rally one day after federal agents raided multiple oakland properties belonging to one of the bay area's largest medical marijuana entrepreneurs. dozens of kits squared off against police -- dozens of advocates squared off against police at oaksterdam university. agents also raided a nearby coffee shop owned by oaksterdam university founder richard lee. no arrest warns have been issued. >>> president obama says the republican budget plan passed by the house is a prescription for a decline that harms future generations. he told a group of newspaper executives today that republicans a

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just an old rag... with 3,000 hours in it!a sense, there's a legacy here that exists within a mural form. and if that form is not passed on, it essentially dies. how tall is that room? ten feet. whoa! what is very important is that those of us who are practicing artists take responsibility for passing on what we know. boy, is she going to look different in that space. imagine. she's had all this breathing room. good. she's going to just be screaming at everybody's head. how does it look? feels great. all right. here we go. muralism is the only form that has been so closely associated with people of color to the degree that the entire form has been considered to be a lower-class form. and that's part of what i'm trying to struggle with continually. this form is an important form to keep alive and is, in fact, a form of high art. slowly. slowly. i'm really happy to see the piece where it belongs. clearly, the design works in the space. and i'm really happy to see it with students in connection to the piece. i believe wholehearte

. >> i think today's boomers looking at this rags to rags.st generation made it, second generation can keep it, third generation will probably lose it. so in the years ahead, i think for the boomer, they're going to make a decision whether or not their children can act as fiduciaries. if they can't, who can? i think the decision is as simple as that. >> so they're looking for an advisor, stacey, are they saying help me plan not only for myself but my child i'm not sure they can handle it? >> that's it, sharon. what our answer is using trusts, using 529 plans, using vehicles that allow us to customize how money would be distributed to the child. and there's unbelievable different options that you have. you can pin it to an age or even an achievement the child makes. the biggest thing we can do is invest in our children, invest in our society to give financial education because it's an education that no one will ever be able to take away from you. money can be taken away from you. >> and according to the spectrum survey, the wealthiest group of

her fiance is saying get me a bar rag. i just took the shirt off my back. cover her head up with this. >> reporter: within a matter of seconds, more than 100 people lay scattered by the impact instantly turning the unharmed partiers into paramedics. >> that's the beautiful thing, people rising above what they thought they could do. >> reporter: art randall owns the bar. he fought back tears through bloodshot eyes this morning remembering how he tried but failed to save 58-year-old alfred goodman. >> you second-guess everything. what could you have done here or there. did you do enough? >> reporter: wild wind and rain, pounded the nation's heartland. racing was suspended for 50 minutes at churchill downs. hail fell like an assault from above. >> in the change of seasons as we go from winter into spring you have the differences in the air masses and they clash and that leads to the potential in some cases for large hail. >> reporter: back in st. louis, the city's director of public safety was surprised that ultimately it wasn't so much worse. >> the severe an

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iran's nuclear program the united states and other world powers pursuing their go shaded solution with a rag nearly seven out of ten americans choose not to see and there was another poll when the question was asked differently would they support a military action if there is evidence that they're building a weapon the majority said yes so there were two polls one are going to already say yes to war and another one over there already said yes to diplomacy. what do you think about that. the wording of questions just makes an enormous amount of difference one of things that we've noticed is if you put the word freedom or free in a question it really changes its outcome it's also one of the reasons why special interest groups try to put the word free in their campaigns so like unions with card check you know the respect he called a free choice act but any time you put the word you are very powerful and. in our questions if your question is do you believe that the people writing that question can make it come out any way they want and say pretty much so what are your poll saying about iran. amer

a rag tag force of maybe 7,000 8,000 men at this time. the missouri state guard was the only true militia army in the civil war. like all militia forces it was deficient in leadership, in organization, training, and logistical sport. volunteers provided their own arms and ammunition, clothing, equipment, and they pretty much came and went as they saw fit. now, price feared, correctly as it turned out, that the approaching union army was larger than his own. having neglected to fortify springfield, he abandoned the town without a fight. in mid-february and fled southward towards arkansas. much to his surprise, curtis followed. the result was a rare instance, i can only think of one or two other occasions in the civil war of a sustained pursuit of one army by another over more than a week. the two columns for that times, hurried south in frigid weather. men and animals plodded through showers of snow and sleet. they struggled to maintain their footing on road glazed with inches of ice. despite such appalling conditions the union vanguard, t

she also reached down into a bucket of rags then moved her hands off camera for six seconds beforehandling the food again. >> you need to step in and first of although that food away. >> it's pretty bad. >> mcdonald's issued this e-mail saying we take these matters extremely seriously. we have taken action to correct the issues. reinforcing our stringent standards to ensure the continued operation of safe, clean restaurants. across the mall at the museum of natural history, inspectors shut down the atrium cafi for several hours in july 2011, a re ridge rator left -- refrigerator left unclean, rodent droppings and a strong urine odor. >> that is a real risk for food-born illness. >> so we took our cameras there too. >> the gentleman is preparing food with his hands and just rests them on the counter there. >> that's the same counter where diners put their hands and breathe and speak over when making owners. >> any bacteria on the counter could transfer to his food. >> our video documented health code violations. >> she is putting on gloves but hasn't washed her hands before that. >> off

see some of the american priests go to the pulpit and try to energize people on this issue instead of rag ago way on the contraceptive issues. >> pope paul lifting of the u.s. embargo on cuba, what did you think of that? >> well, earlier pope was in favor of that as well, but the difference between this visit and earlier one is -- especially in regard to the pope's support to the movement over in eastern europe, is that the people in eastern europe were really poised and trying very hard to overthrow the soviet domination. it's not the sayings same in cuba. fidel is moving from the scene now and they're in transition -- [overlapping speakers] >> the question i want to ask, do you think that lifting of the embargo is going to go over well with cuba an americans? the call made by the pope. do you think marco rubio were rejoice, a catholic and apparently a fine catholic, will rejoice hearing that when marco is -- into no, they're not! and if you're running in florida, you should probably be hard-line on this. but let me say this. the soviet empire is over. the point is i think we ought to be

and the resolution i cosponsored with senator menn menendez condemning fraudulent elections in nug rag ga were held by republicans. the further you move to the right, the likelier you are to wind up on the left. i found the sentiment to be true not just in the senate but back home, as well. for example, many of my loyal supporters were very high little critical of my decision to call for a more active u.s. role in libya. now the easiest thing for me to do here today is to give a speech on my disagreements with this administration on foreign policy. and i do have many. but i wanted to begin by addressing another trend in our body politic one that increasingly says that it is time to focus less on the world and more on ourselves. now, i always begin by reminding people of how good a strong and engaged america has been for the world. and in making that argument, i have been recently relying on bob kag and's book "the world america made." he did not pay me to say that. he begins with a useful exercise, to imagine what the world order might have existed from the end of world war ii until th

agility, adaptability, clab rag, and so on. the best schools are already doing that.need an accountable system that assists those skills and not just content abbing quiz eggs. sadly, what gets tested is what gets taught. >> you talk a lot about the importance of play, the importance of passion. >> yes. >> purpose. why are those things important? >> this gets to me the will side, the moeshation side. where imcame to understand is i intufrd these young ino vators, and the culture is radically at odds with the culture of learning that produces innovators. the most important things are we rely on extrinsic awards and incentives for learning. carrots and sticks, money for grades. these ino vators are far more moefshated, and when i look at what their parents and teachers did to encourage that intrinzic motivation, it was much more about this ark of play to passion to purpose. >> in the book you profile a number of young innovateors. this is really one of my favorite parts. particularly one 20-something that was involved on the development of the iphone. >> that's right. >>