so, essentially, using all of that data but relying very heavily on randel, eric sanderson was able to put together the project. i became fascinated by the idea that sanderson was walking around seeing 1609, seeing this wild island and that about 200 years earlier there had been this young man walking around what was then a much wilder island. not wild in wilderness sense, but rural. not at all gridded. and that he was only seeing lines and streets. and i thought that was just so amazing that across 200 years these people were walking the island with such an incredibly different vision. and i became really obsessed with john randel. and i started trying to find out as much as i could about him, and this -- the article ran, i think, in 2004. the book has just come out in 2013. you can get a sense of how long it took to track randel. and as you know, the main work that he is really famous for is the commissioner's plan. he made three copies of the plan, manuscript copies of the plan that was issued in 1811, and that's mostly what i found out about him initially. this is just to get at th

jones co-founder of the sunday assembly sanderson welcome to the program. well i love the exhibit here tom how's it going great great first of all how is the atheist church different from the unitarian universalists who profess no belief in god. or what. there is still within you know i before obviously starting an enterprise like this i went and looked in the alternatives and some people who don't believe in god going to the unitarians is a bit of an issue because they still you know you get people sort of you know do you believe in sort of some sort of supernatural things and cynthia's whereas i want to have a place where you can go along and it's just people who don't believe in god but do believe that life is amazing and should be celebrated ok so is there a place in your church for pantheists oh well the one thing we say is if people want to come along who do believe in something live show they're fine but they just won't hear any of that from the from the front and so far it's been a really popular and people have really liked that message are you are

the story, it was the british headquarters map during on negative done during the occupation and sanderson was struck by the fact there is so much topographical detail he saw the island in a rich way and thought if there is this typography to figure out elevation and slow by could figure out -- out what plants lived where to give a sense of the different ecosystem, and the animals so this is the moment that set him off to recreate manhattan 69. he relied heavily on the british headquarters map. there is no data. it is just shading. with contemporary gps he also had john randel. seeing the island through his vision he would tell me where the march was, wild turkeys, the black bear, of world that he walked around ended up having to rely on randalls data with recorded elevation and thus far map that i will show you he had marked elevations at different intersections. using that data he could put it together the manhattan project. walking around 69 with the wild island that 200 years earlier a young man was walking around a lot more rural island that buthelezi lines and streets and i thought t

commissioned for california's healthcare exchange said some premiums will go up next year under the sanderson insurance rates in california will go up 9% even without the federal changes. >>> he is taking steps to sue espn for reporting sex abuse claims against him. in 2011 they reported allegation of sex abuse by two ball boys that lead to a federal investigation and fine being fired. they dropped their investigation last year because of inefficient evidence. espn said they stand by their reporting. >> the orange and black are back, why some people are hoping the giants do not win tonight's game. >> at&t park tonight, there are showers in your holiday weekend forecast. all the details, the time line coming up. >>> the first game of the bay bridge series between the a's and the giants. the world champions san francisco giants. >> paul chambers is live at at&t park. baseball is back. >> reporter: this is the giants return home since winning a world series. this game is a big game. has the people divided. >> reporter: hours before the game workers finished the final preps on the field. outside