thank you for your presentations and again i thank captain lum and captain salvi and people from the planning department for being here today. we're going to do some follow up. and i also in particular want to thank the public for their comments. i actually am aware of most of what the public was speaking of. there were one or two things that i wasn't aware of and i was glad to hear about it, and in particularly although i knew it intuitively the intersection on o shansee and malta and i have gone through there and cross that street with my kids and going to the park but it wasn't on my radar and it's good to have that awareness and i mention this because when you listen to the departments again they have a good sense of what's going on and they will indicate the major intersections but what we heard today were not only issues on these main corridors, but we also have issues that sometimes get lost in some of the department reports because they're not the volume that you see on 19th avenue and slope and so forth. what i would like to do is really i would like to work with every one w

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part of a prisoner exchange but was arrested last july and since august of two thousand and twelve salvi has been protesting as the tension by refusing food and only taking water vitamins and sugars for two hundred and sixty six days for the last two months of his health has been a period in his heartbeat slowing forcing him to put on artificial ventilation at the same time the unrest among palestinians with escalating to the point of fear of a third intifada samara was allowed to die well the. great news of his early release prompted assad way to write a victory letter in which he states quote now i plead for continuing of the popular movement and its escalation on all fronts in order to struggle for the political prisoners and i also call for the continuation of the political and diplomatic mobilization to internationalize the issue of political prisoners and to turn into the international criminal court ordered indict the judges of the occupation under international law for the crimes that are being perpetrated against the palestinian people it's so great that israeli authorities unde

part of a prisoner exchange but was rearrested last july and since august of two thousand and twelve salvi has been protesting as the tension by refusing food and only taking water vitamins and sugars for two hundred and sixty six days over the last two months a saw his health has been a deteriorating his heartbeat slowing forcing him to put on artificial ventilation at the same time the unrest among palestinians with escalating to the point of fear of a third intifada samara was allowed to die while the great news of his early release prompted assad way to write a victory letter in which he states quote now i plead for a continuation of the popular movement and its escalation on all fronts in order to struggle for the political prisoners and i also call for the continuation of the political and diplomatic mobilization to end. issue of the political prisoners and a turn into the international criminal court ordered indict the judges of the occupation under international law for the crimes that are being perpetrated against the palestinian people it's so great that israeli authorities under

. >>> in december 1994 in norfolk, virginia, a man named john salvy was arrested by police for shootingt the clinic. although he did not hit anyone at the clinic, a day earlier he stormed into two different clinics and killed two women. one who worked at each place. but he was arrested in norfolk when he shot at hillcrest. other anti-abortion zealots were arrested. the following year, someone attacked the clinic with a bomb. the bomb blast broke the plate glass window of the bank branch next door. but through the shooting attack and the bombing attack and the arson attack plus the daily intimidation of aggressive protesters including some who physically forced their way inside to terrorize the staff and patients in the clinic. through all of it, the hillcrest clinic stayed open for four decades. but now they have succeeded in shutting it down. bombings, arson and a .22 caliber automatic loaded with bullets could not do it, but the republicans of the virginia state legislature now have done it. the anti-abortion law designed to shut down the state's clinics signed by republican governor

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sffrpl dick went toe your alma mater and now peter salvi is my successor. >> is there a sense of what the best training is to be a president of a university? peter is a psychologist, isn't he? >> he was english and also son richard was anthropology i don't think the field is what matters. it's the combination of really good human qualities. i mean, you know, you really -- these are complicated environments and you have to have a feeling for people and the built to deal with people and be trusted. i think at a place like -- you have to be a superb scholar and teacher and well respected. because -- people have to respect you if they come from an academic -- >> you leading the most talented intellectuals in the world. and they want somebody they can respect as a conversation partner. and i think it's out of th)iá large faculty a couple of thousand people there better be a few who can lead. and my job is to find them. one of my jobs is to pick the talent, give them committee assignments and administrative jobs that would bring out the talent. >> do you have any idea what bart giamatti saw