. >> where can i buy a richter scale? >> mr. richter is selling it. we are going to put a plug in for cold hardware. they are not available. it's a rather complex. >> in fact we don't even use the richter scale anymore. we use a moment magnitude. the richter scale was early technology. >> probably a myth that i hear most often is my building is just fine in the loma prieta earthquake so everything is fine. is that true ? >> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damag

. >> where can i buy a richter scale? >> mr. richter is selling it.e are going to put a plug in for cold hardware. they are not available. it's a rather complex. >> in fact we don't even use the richter scale anymore. we use a moment magnitude. the richter scale was early technology. >> probably a myth that i hear most often is my building is just fine in the loma prieta earthquake so everything is fine. is that true ? >> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage

when that went nowhere, richter took another look at matt leili's computer hard drives.ere in there is the nugget that's going to get you to the next step in this investigation? >> i think at minimum we need to redo it just to see if technology had advanced. so i needed a new forensic guy to look at the video or whatever else he can find on the computer. >> reporter: turns out the techie richter needed was just down the hall. corporal chris ford had been an i.t. guy before joining the police force. >> richter just came down and said, hey, you mind taking a look at this? so i start looking for what we call low-hanging fruit. what's easily available? that was where i really started digging through and finding all these audio files. >> reporter: nobody had listened to the audio files before because investigators were so focused on finding video from the night nique disappeared. and that's just what ford did at first, too. >> i basically looked at that video in raw format, which is basically computer language. >> so something was recorded there. >> yes, they just wouldn't pl

texas and he wanted to pay her for her time but when she returned to the house chooses the forcefully richter and a four a dollars and sent on a wide. >>grant lodes: and the only guy on this list that is still with the team is bruce miller tunes accused of shoving his acts fiancee and destroying herself at santa clara bagel shop last march he pleaded no contest to disturbing the peace if he said he never touched from three mcdonnell had a series of bonds police he was arrested for san jose hit long the the the to the involved brass knuckles completed not killed his time to redskins last year it was action released today by the redskins reportedly unrelated to in the legal issues is not a comprehensive list of the niners have also been arrested. >>catherine heenan: a missing fall from november talk of the 27 year-old keith to bring lasting on thursday and the glove behind his wallet his car and his self from--cell phone. >>j.r. stone: they spent the afternoon and the war meant putting up those flyers and difference is on the peninsula and also in san francisco would talk with his mother this a

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>> i love the garhart richter gallery but i also love the public spaces of the museum.lly meaning full f iningful all the people coming to the museum. >> how does the expansion change moma's status in the art world? >> i think now we've really risen to the top echelon. >> you have a free public gallery on the ground floor. >> the first floor galleries are all free of charge. then we've made the museum free of charge for anyone 18 and under, which we're really pleased about. >> bob, you left home but you also came back to visual ut yit parents many times over the years. this art was hanging in their home. what was that like to have all these masterpieces around you? >> youaccustomed to the artwork. blo once in a while you'd sit down at a meal and there would be a pan painting and you just take a moment to look at them. it was an amazing thing to grow up around. >> were they viewed as precious objects to keep at a distance or was it like a mirror hanging in the home? >> it was like a mirror or a couch. it doesn't decorative but it was something beautiful to look at and sp

those quakes reached 7.8 and 7.9 on the richter scale. >> it is a long time since we have had a earthquakesalt, more pressure is built up and when you release that pressure then you have a large earthquake. >> experts say a potential earthquake on san andreas fault line could reach a magnitude of 8.0. nice place to visit the but never find me living there. >> that is scary stuff. >> have you ever been in an earthquake before. >> only the one we had here in the mid-atlantic, when was that 2011. >> yes, you you never seen me run out of this building. concrete building moves you get out. >> i have been in two l.a. earthquakes. >> no earthquakes here. >> no earthquakes that we're calling for anyway but we are looking ahead to more wet weather in this forecast, not necessarily so much today, really tomorrow we will get doused again from the latest storm system. let me take you outside and show what you is happening on storm scan first. it is rotating from the the virginias, portions of western pennsylvania but this will be the storm that produced our next round of steady rainfall and that happe

earthquake in ecuador, but early reports indicate there's no damage, a big one measuring 6.7 on the richter scale shook the country this morning. last month a quake killed more than 650 people and destroyed thousands of buildings. that quake measured 7.8 on the today's quake qualified as an aftershock and that there could be more in the months to come. >>> well, we've had plenty of rain out there this morning. and it is coming to an end. at least for some of us. temperatures though are staying in the 50s right now. we made it up to 359 degrees hee in d.c., 58 in baltimore, 57 ma manassas. we will eventually see temperatures go up, i'm going to say low to mid 60s. we get a little more sunshine few and far between that temperature will scoot on up if we keep the clouds which i think will be more of what we see this afternoon, those temperatures staying in the lower 60s. you can see that rain just to the west of the shenandoah valley. so areas in the shenandoah valley along i-81 could see that rain a little while longer especially throughout the afternoon while east of the blue ridge will real

the richter scale anymore. we use a moment magnitude. the richter scale was early technology. >> probably a myth that i hear most often is my building is just fine in the loma prieta earthquake so everything is fine. is that true ? >> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> this is a reminor under section 67 a 1 the ringing and use of cell phone pager squz sound producing devices is p

gerhart richter, who works in a wide range of styles.e are going to look through this gallery right here with my photographer sid. what was the motivation for this artist and these pieces? >> the entire floor, because it's artists working after world war ii, it's artists coming to grips with the history of germany and the nazi legacy. a wide range of styles and with different concepts behind them. each artist in their own way is finding ways to move forward and through that legacy. >> reporter: do you have a different type of collection here. i mean, we talked about the pop art in the 8:00 segment. then you have this type of art here. there really is a lot for everybody when you come to sfmoma? >> yes. i think if people come back again and again, they will always find something new to look at. there is photography, sculpture, paintings of all kinds from the early 20th century to the present. >> reporter: this is like a 3d art. this is going to be a busy weekend for agues. obviously, the big grand opening on saturday. how many people are

richter and a different scope of things in that regard. >> the question is in both the georgia supreme court and in the 11th circuit? >> it is currently in the 11th 11th circuit. don't believe we have a case pend now in the georgia supreme court on that particular issue. i do believe it's -- there is an issue in the case jones very chatman where they asked for rehearing. >> would this be an appropriate case to exercise our discretion to certify the question to the supreme court? >> we would certainly like an answer from the georgia supreme court on that issue. i think the 11th circuit would like that as well. it would clear up both state and federal law for a number of things. >> does the statute that permits the georgia supreme court to certified questions do you know anything about the history of requests for certification? some states have the process this be supreme court rejects the question. >> die not. >> what if we hold it is not discretionary review and then in these cases that are pending the georgia supreme court says, it is discretionary review. who wins? >> is it ultimatel

richter and a different scope of things in that regard. >> the question is in both the georgia supreme court and in the 11th circuit? >> it is currently in the 11th 11th circuit. don't believe we have a case pend now in the georgia supreme court on that particular issue. i do believe it's -- there is an issue in the case jones very chatman where they asked for rehearing. >> would this be an appropriate case to exercise our discretion to certify the question to the supreme court? >> we would certainly like an answer from the georgia supreme court on that issue. i think the 11th circuit would like that as well. it would clear up both state and federal law for a number of things. >> does the statute that permits the georgia supreme court to certified questions do you know anything about the history of requests for certification? some states have the process this be supreme court rejects the question. >> die not. >> what if we hold it is not discretionary review and then in these cases that are pending the georgia supreme court says, it is discretionary review. who wins? >> is it ultimatel

teva reiterated it's on track to complete its $4$45 billion acquisition and separately allergan and richter announced positive results. meantime the retail investment trust is going to spin off its hcr manner care portfolio, specializing in nursing and assisted properties, kelly. >> he joins us now in an exclusive interview. good to have you with us. welcome. >> welcome back. >> thank you. it's great to be with you. >> i guess the key question goes right to the heart of your speech here and it's everybody is so focused on the fed, and it sounds like you're saying they shouldn't be, but you can hardly blame them, right? >> well, i understand. i think we're having a slow summer. i want us all to step back and remind ourselves whether our children and grandchildren are better off than we are is really not going to be determined by what happens in june. it's what the executive branch and koj set. that's what determines how competitive our work force is. we need to get those other tools moving. monetary policy can't do it on its own. >> but you know that even in a busy summer, you don't get any

again, is a relatively new document as we move together in terms of the groups and use it as our richter scale and use it in terms of our promotion, but this is how we're trying to look at population health data and its delivery. as you saw in my director's report, we hired dr. anya bennet, we can manage our delivery system and then influence the rest of the delivery system as well. there document is great and provides us some real informed information particularly in the direction we need to go. it's not just the department but how we move the entire city system of care in a new direction. so i think, looking back, we can definitely use this and look at 2017 and then give you a report how well we're doing. we think that would be an excellent exercise for us to do. >> commissioner karshmer. >> thank you for this. it is really quite comprehensive. i do think it helps conceptualize the scope of the work of the department and as you were saying next year a report, a comparison of what this shows and what that shows, but it also strikes me that this is a way that might help organize our work

and in this case is obviously is coming from federal court so we are dealing with harrington versus richter in sort of a different scope of things in that regard. >> this question is in both the georgia supreme court and in the 11th circuit? >> it is currently in the 11th circuit, i don't believe we have a case pending now in the georgia supreme court on that issue. but i do believe there is an issue up here in the case jones versus chatman where they've asked for a rehearing. >> you think this would be an appropriate case for us to exercise our discretion to certify the question to the supreme court? >> we would certainly like an answer from the georgia supreme court on that issue. i think the 11th circuit would like that as well. itwould clear up both state and federal law or a number of things . >> then the statute that permits the georgia supreme court to accept certified questions, do you know anything about the history of requests for certification? some states have such a process but this case in the supreme court rejects the question. >> i do not your honor. >> what if we hold in sk

richter. >> michelle, down eight basis points in tens and seven in 50s.f we close at this level, a two and a half week low yield close. last time we closed down here was around the 18th of april. the same april 11st start to boons. same pattern. you know, we had the double bottom in yields and now it looks like it's terng into a wedge. in english that means more sideways action but definitely at lower yields. all about foreign exchange. maybe too much volatility and part of the reason all the equities are under pressure. look a may 4th start of 2015 to the aussie dollar, aussie versus the dollar. of course, they lowered rates today. you could see the response was rather swift. october 11st of 2014, last time dollar/yen was here. that's been a swift dollar weakening trade, and if we look at year to date. remember when brexit was under pressure, the dollar has reversed. seems as though we all wanted a weaker dollar, but maybe we got too much too soon too fast. back to you. >> got it. thanks, rick. >> as a result of that seeing a big move in oil. right now c

again, is a relatively new document as we move together in terms of the groups and use it as our richter scale and use it in terms of our promotion, but this is how we're trying to look at population health data and its delivery. as you saw in my director's report, we hired dr. anya bennet, we can manage our delivery system and then influence the rest of the delivery system as well. there document is great and provides us some real informed information particularly in the direction we need to go. it's not just the department but how we move the entire city system of care in a new direction. so i think, looking back, we can definitely use this and look at 2017 and then give you a report how well we're doing. we think that would be an excellent exercise for us to do. >> commissioner karshmer. >> thank you for this. it is really quite comprehensive. i do think it helps conceptualize the scope of the work of the department and as you were saying next year a report, a comparison of what this shows and what that shows, but it also strikes me that this is a way that might help organize our work

"two on the richter" that was just a travel journey and adam clayton powell book really wanted to build career in the battle that happened on the heel when he was tossed out of congress, so i have always tried to find an angle as well just to add my own narrative dance to the story. host: so, "the butler" movie "sweet thunder" is getting ready to be made? guest: david, the great actor from some and the butler who has several movies coming out this year has assigned to play sugar ray robinson. he will be great in that. host: does it start filming at any point? has a script been written? guest: the screenwriter has just started. he is writing as we sit here and talk, the screenwriter. so, that's a nice feeling. host: and has "king of the cats" been optioned? guest: it was an it no longer is under option, so that is open, but-- host: what about "showdown"? guest: showdown has been optioned by pam williams productions. the creative team behind "the butler" and they are working on that right now. the sammy davis junior book has also been optioned by hollywood by one of my favorite favorite d

she's used to feeling the earthquakes in the world on the richter scale. there's one sense.re's the north sense. you can be implanted. you feel the magnetic north. it's senses that other species have, but humans don't have. we have a stage in history where you can design what species we want to be. i consider myself to be a trans species. you can add many more senses that other species have and organs that other species have. we'll start seeing these in the 20s. it is growing. it is happening underground. there are many surgeons willing to do the surgery anonymously in the same way in the 50s and 60s transgender surgeries were being done underground. cyborg surgeries should be allowed for everyone who wants to extend their perception of reality. >> it is great to be at "the washington post." i don't know if people realize, but journalism is trying to find a business model that works. these are interesting times. i think we need editorial of the times more than ever. i think figuring out how new technology can help us interact with information is really important and what the

she's used to feeling the earthquakes in the world on the richter scale. there's one sense.re's the north sense. you can be implanted. you feel the magnetic north. it's senses that other species have, but humans don't have. we have a stage in history where you can design what species we want to be. i consider myself to be a trans species. you can add many more senses that other species have and organs that other species have. we'll start seeing these in the 20s. it is growing. it is happening underground. there are many surgeons willing to do the surgery anonymously in the same way in the 50s and 60s transgender surgeries were being done underground. cyborg surgeries should be allowed for everyone who wants to extend their perception of reality. >> it is great to be at "the washington post." i don't know if people realize, but journalism is trying to find a business model that works. these are interesting times. i think we need editorial of the times more than ever. i think figuring out how new technology can help us interact with information is really important and what the

joining us from tampa is one of the vets who was wrongly declared deceased, mike richter is joining usgood morning. >> okay. so tell us the story. you were looking for your benefits, didn't come. you called them up and they said, hey, who are you? because we thought that guy was dead. >> yeah. it took about five minutes to convince them that i really wasn't. and we found out that -- actually, the person that died was in arizona. we had first and last names were the same, but other than that, there was nothing else similar. >> okay. so they were -- i know you did work through your congressman david jolly to restore the benefits. but then a couple of months later, they stopped again. they thought you were dead again. >> and i owed them $20,000 for back pay. the -- given, just the system failed. it -- whatever they're doing doesn't really work. that was supposed to be correct and of course it wasn't. i have been assured it was corrected. >> let's hope it was. apparently they changed their protocol on figuring out whether somebody is dead. they send something -- a confirmation to the famil