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when do we put common sense and science in tandem?nk the common sense and science are in tandem already. >> reporter: what's more, dr. cote says, there is a way to get access to unapproved drugs. it's called compassionate use. and requires doctors to get special approval from the fda on behalf of their patients. >> that's exactly what compassionate use is for. is when you have a fatal disease and you have an opportunity and you think something might work. we're not having babies die because the fda won't let the drug go. okay? >> reporter: compassionate use is how dr. puder and how other hospitals like texas children's are providing omegaven for sick babies, but doctors say the drug application process is difficult and wastes precious time. >> the problem with this disease in children is it's so rapidly progressive that you may lose the time to be able to rescue them. so if their liver disease is bad at two months and then four months now, there's a point where there's a point of no return. >> reporter: and even those children who get

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some of these bicycles are hand powered, some have a tandem what's called pilot trained volunteer or staff pulling the position and there are people providing recreational opportunities for people with disabilities. very excited to bring them to san francisco to give people who live in san francisco the opportunity to experience something that perhaps they never have before. so the event is on june 9th, on the sunday streets routes in the dog patch. i apologize, i do not have a printed flyer with me today. we are finalizing the content. it should be ready next week and i will make sure i send over electronic copies and printed to copies to you all of if you can spread the news to all of your contacts, we want to make sure as many people come. this bicycle coalition we'll be providing volunteer power to make sure everything runs smoothly. mta is a very strong partner. last week was bike to workday. it was great to have carla and perhaps some of you participated as well. it was the biggest bike to workday we had. more than two-thirds of traffic on market street was bicycles and to us m

- and the dogpatch, bringing the largest collection of custom-made bicycles, many hand powered or tandem for use were adults and for use with just about any kind of physical disability. the staff of the there to explain a lot of volunteers, june 9th, 11-4 p.m. a great way to bring the joys of bicycle to an even broader community and thank you to director -- for getting this along, i will be sending an e-mail to the secretary shortly. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> herbert weiner -- >> i like to cite two areas of attack by mta on the public. one is they are aiming to charge the handicapped for parking which is unfair. people are being punished because of the handicap and this is outrageous. the second thing is i believe it is in the work that the summer schedules are going to run on saturday time. this is also in the works. now, there are tourists that come from out of town during the summer, people who still have to get to work in this business of reduced time schedule is actually outrageous. third thing - basically what the task force is trying to do, they are trying to float a b

she went base jumping off a bridge in tandem with a professional base jumper a gift from her family. she doesn't worry about her age. she has fun and does what's necessary apparently. last year when she turned 101 she went zip lining. 103, guess what she is doing, everest! [ laughter ] >> that's my hero. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com [ seagulls calling ] >> liam: okay, captain ahab, let's go find whaley. >> katie: yeah. whaley's our favorite. >> liam: yeah. >> katie: [ chuckles ] oh. he is so good with his brother. >> steffy: yeah. liam loves kids. >> katie: maybe this wasn't such a good idea. >> steffy: no. no, we -- we needed this. the both of us, you know, to be around a baby. >> katie: but so soon after your miscarriage... >> steffy: it's just a reminder of what we lost, but more importantly, what we want. there will be a baby for us.

video was captured of the ferry with the tandem kayak on board. a witness said it was windy on the bay at the time. we were on board the ferry when the little boy and a man were picked up. >> they will take care your kayak, don't worry. >> there was no need to worry, the kayak is in good shape and more importantly, so were the kayakers. >> you can always buy a new kayak, they don't make cute kids like that. >> and they had life jacket on, precautions out on the bay. it is unpredictable out there. >> there was a small craft advisory yesterday. we talked about that and how the winds would kick up in the afternoon and it would make white caps. that is the case again today. that is the perfect explanation on why you should not kayak today because it is a small craft advisory. bigger craft? okay. we have 50's out there this morning, 48 around half moon bay for the cool spot. here is a look at what is going on as far as today's temperatures, we are going to look at 50's through the morning hours and a lot of gray clouds and coastal clouds is what well h

and chinese markets moving in tandem as they face similar challenges, two giant software rivals are finding its better to work together to battle a common problem. microsoft and oracle are now teaming up to take on the cloud computing revolution. all this is coming at the same time that microsoft prepares to reorganize itself. john fort is live with us now in silicon valley with more. >> we knew this was going to be a partner ship between microsoft and oracle, it's maybe a bit deeper and more immediate than a lot of us expected when they announced it today. the two companies agreed to make it much easier to run oracle's software in microsoft's cloud. here's what each side gets out of it, this should accelerate microsoft's cloud and virtualization businesses, because enterprise customers who run oracle now have a much easier path to the cloud. oracle's going to support fully its software including java on microsoft, let people move their licenses over. for oracle, should keep some people from spending less on oracle's database, maybe testing out other options like microsoft as they move to t

two tandem spaces just sold for $560,000 at an ira auction. they have a lovely alley view. apparently two neighbors got into a bidder war and that's why the price got so out of control. >>> parking can be stressful and frustrating but wow. >>> that better be a nice car. you have to open the door like this. you have no space. well, you know, hey. here's to you. >>> weather wise around here it's worth that million dollar view around here. we're going to have gorgeous view this is weekend. we're not going to have low cloud cover. here's a gorgeous view. from treasure island the weather will correspond over the next 24 hours. microclimates. vacaville, we had 30-degree temperature spread. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. we'll take you to campbell for the microclimate forecast. 83 degrees. we will trend a bit cooler and a little bit cloudier coming up on saturday with the high for you in campbell of 78. the set up in the atmosphere, a big ridge of high pressure. not giving us an offshore wind. tomorrow it will give us a north wind. that's why tomorrow will be the wa

. >> so we heard one guest talk about a new tandem of stocks and bonds going in the same direction. >> we want to welcome adam shapiro and lori rothman anchoring for now on the 1:00 p.m. eastern hour. adam: thank you very much. then where i have been since day one. lori: a brand-new hour. adam: apple's worldwide developers conference kicking off in san francisco. the big reveal at the iphones maker event. lori: the u.s. credit rating upgraded. the s&p with the long-term outlook for the u.s. bob dole on which sectors he is setting on for further gains. adam: m&a activity monday. $1.4 billion deal for carfax operator. lori: warren buffett worth one third less? what is the oracle of omaha feeling less profitable. adam: he is still worth billions. lori: you do want to stick around for this story. this hour on the floor of the new york stock exchange. 15, 16 points on the dow. nicole: the fear index is higher, you heard them talking about what we have been seeing which is a stronger dollar and a stronger market. now you can see the market is mixed at the moment

two beautiful tandem spaces in the back bay just sold for $560,000 at an irs auction. lovely alley view. it's not even covered. apparently two neighbors got into a bidding war. i worked in boston a number of years. i have done stories for a couple of hundred -- but half mill for two? crazy. >> these are parking spots, not homes. >> you can't get a home in the back bay. >> people do it. >>> 4:57 right now. coming up, what to do if you get into a car accident in an unsafe neighborhood at night. >> and the most destructive wildfire in colorado's history claims two lives. why firefighters may have a difficult weekend ahead coming up. >> reporter: a boat that's been ship wrecked in the bay is more than just an eyesore to some parents. it's a safety concern because of who owns it. we'll tell you why next. ,,,, the water!"" >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> the clock is ticking for the owner of this boat to get it out of here and in the meantime, parents that use a nearby playground don't want to wait a second longer. >> people screaming, people yelling, p

and i think that what we're seeing is them working in tandem.nd last year, it was john roberts who cast the deciding vote in health care. this year, this year, it was anthony kennedy, all over the place with his idea of equality. >> i was just going to say it's the roberts court. but right now anthony kennedy is the president and chief executive officer. you have his views. he's very opposed to any kind of governmental preference for race conscious decisions. he also, though, feels very strongly about -- a libertarian view on the dignity and sanctity of the individual. so you have him writing the main -- all the court's important gay rights cases. but also casting a very dim view of affirmative action and the voting rights act. gwen: is whatever happens with the court too distant from american voters and from american people? or does this have an outcome on elections that we're keeping an eye on? >> i think it's somewhat distant. for most of these. obviously the same sex marriage one drew all -- most of the attention. but again, as i said earlie

to one owner with shared control of the financial and commercial responsibilities this system in tandem with we have has three new fair play rules plus the bundesliga success adds up to a formal a big can of things other countries could learn from if you give you a potential out of your hands let's say two or to a sponsor and despond he has a bad moment and he says tomorrow no i don't want to put a sponsor in more what you're going to do do so it's better it's helped our system be fifty per cent plus one has to be a stay in the club so you can you can cheer as a partner but not to have to make charity where munich will know him know where the range to peg what are they all are the fourteen time title winning form of barcelona coach and one of the world's most successful young managers the top club team the top club coach and one of the top nations germany has set the standard now they must maintain it while everyone else gets as a constant in but out of r t. now from europe's top football to the best of the rest in the world of sport. thank you. but first on monday a cheesy contest ente

hit on something right there which is that they're there often they're often working and can't in tandem with each other sometimes for instance if there are two if there's one seat up at the i.c.c. for instance the president will wait until there are two seats up nominate the republican and the democrat at the same time so there it can be affected by things like that and obviously if the president doesn't think that a nominee is going to be confirmed maybe he will hold off and told him and somebody so it's hard hard to precisely gauge whose fault it is but there's such a difference between what the house and the. senate the president do it was worth you know and they have we seen any information about where more fingers are pointed and when you have a single agent our senior director at the agency averse to commission some speculate that it's easy to say that everyone on the commission can point fingers at each other so there's less accountability have you seen that as being how true in the work you've done i have heard the arguments on both sides about that about accountability and such

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government has released a list of forty six tandem obey detainees who they say will remain in prison indefinitely washington claims these men are too dangerous to be moved but also can't be prosecuted either party's going to church you can look at the stumbling blocks on the way to closing the cap. so that's a list of forty six men that the u.s. government has no idea what to do with they've been stuck in this legal limbo for years and even with the president's renewed promises to shut down the prison the government indicates that they will still continue to hold people without charge according to the u.s. government these men are too dangerous to be released but they cannot be tried either in military or civilian court because of inadequate or tainted evidence many of these men were tortured which would make evidence against them inadmissible in court the list includes twenty six yemenis twelve afghans three saudis two kuwaitis and libyans a kenyan moroccan and a somali there were two indefinite detainees both afghans who have died in the camp one by suicide one of a heart attack so

leading columnist saw the potential for america in for the most part saw the potential as working in tandem and in partnership with the british, but the relationship gradually changed. franklin, as early as 1740 predicted that america would have a greater population than the british isles in a hundred years, and he was almost exactly right that did occur, i believe, in the early 1840s, and until relations broke down between the british and the americans, the hope amongst these people, including washington and jefferson and all but a few real hot heads like samuel adams or patrick henry was worked as, but instead of being subordinate status, the two jurisdictions would be virtually co-equal, but sharing the same mop ark, and it evolved, relations broke down, and the, you know, that was the aspiration. then once independence was achieved, it was quite another matter to set up a system that worked. the original articles of confederation were not successful, and at the same time that the committee led by thomas jefferson was instructed by the continental congress to prepare declaration of indep

leading columnists saw the potential for america in the most part they saw the potential as working in tandem and in partnership with the british but the relationship gradually changing. franklin come as early as 1740 predicted that america would have a greater population on the british isles within 100 years and he was almost exactly right. that did occur in the early 1840's and the time that president van buer dinh. and until the relations broke down between the british and the americans, the hope among these people including washington and jefferson and all but a few hotheads like samuel adams are patrick henry was that it would be worked out but instead of being the samore demint status, the two jurisdictions would be virtually cut week will sharing the same mark and then they broke down. the was the inspiration. once the independence was achieved was quite another matter to set up a system at work. the original articles of succession or not successful and led by thomas jefferson and was instructed by the continental congress to prepare the declaration of independence. franklin was instru

as different experiences like switzerland, germany, and great britain should all use religion in tandem. for another thing the world war was followed for two decades by a religious boom, not the best that makes up a hard to empty the pews today with the adn that the war did yesterday. and on it goes. more examples like this in the book modern sociology can tell as many things but the question of why people go to church let alone why they stop, the theories have come up short. contrary to what people taken for granted that secularization is not inevitable or a linear process. rather religion waxes and wanes strong one moment and weaker the next reasons that demand to be understood and that is there i hope this book makes a modest and real contribution. this brings us to the second part of the talk. what got this? titanic theorist like karl marx and other thinkers never really stopped to ask what may make religion come and go yet christianity has not gone to hell in a swoop although it has been strong in some places and weaker in the others but one logical way to approach the question of

the dollar versus the yen trading in tandem with stocks all day.heck out this chart as the dollar attempt to make a comeback because it has been down two days against the yen trying to strengthen against the japanese currency, stocks took off that the dollar fell again, stocks then fell. the chart as of about 30 minutes ago. dow jones industrials hovering near the session lows. the s&p and the nasdaq also lower. below are the dow jones industrials 116.4. but the highs up 119. so it has been quite a dramatic swing. let's bring in our team for today's headlines. nicole petallides, jeff flock, rich edson in washington, d.c. nicole, to you first. nicole: that they have to watch is the market selling off again. we have not seen that yet in the year 2013. liz: save the s&p. jeff? jeff: a nice run on the commodities today. the energies, the metal and the act. what you should think about investing in pork. stay tuned. liz: we cannot miss that. and rich edson inside the beltway. rich: national security experts paint the on the surveillance programs telling

. >> i think what they're looking at those to in tandem.se are the quote/unquote military option. you're right there, are no option for u.s. troops. the third option is a diplomatic option, and senator secretary kerry has been working very hard to bring all the parties to the table. frankly right now washington is completely divided. president obama is getting two completely different sets of advice. one, work for solution. it will only escalate. or this is crazy there are 95,000 dead, and we're risking a regional war and we need to do something. that's why he has been reluctant to make a choice because the choices are so difficult. >> michael: who would be at this peace conference, that would make certainly me happy, but what would make most people happy. who would be at the peace conference like than. theyou would have assad's government there who else would be there. >> the dream would be russia turkey, the west, the u.s. and then you have representatives of the regime if they could make a decision. the international community, the west

it's time for us to start working in tandem with the law.to try to repeal something that's law is only hurting people that need the most help. the working poor in this country need help and that's what we're going to be doing for them. >> nicole lamoreaux, thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. this note about a continuing health initiative. msnbc is partnering with the group on its eighth free health clinic. the reverend al sharpton will anchor "politics nation" from the clinic in new orleans on july 3rd. in order for these clinics to be a success, we need your help. and if you're able to donate or volunteer, please go to the national association of free clinics website to make a contribution, sign up to vol ear. if you don't have insurance and need to see a doctor, you can, of course, make an appointment. >>> thanks so much for watching this afternoon. chris matthews and "hardball" picks things up right now. >>> the berlin story. let's play "hardball." let me start with this. ich ein berliner. 50 years after kennedy, barack obama

job market improved, people will come back in, not necessarily find jobs and you would have this tandem75 job r. >> in the interest of rates, rates going up at a slow pace is not so bad for the stock market on your point in that it helps people prepare for what life with a taper may look like. it's the velocity of rates going up that spooked folks in the last few weeks, don't you think? that's that's the key issue? >> i think that's right. and the other point i've made, it's the idea of rates going up in a way not connected to better economic growth. i think the market is fine if rates go up for that. but if rates are going up only because it sees the fed reducing its purchases, that's a scary scenario to me. the other thing we dealt with in the last year, rates going up because of fear the u.s. may not finance its debt. that turned out to be a straw man, that never existed. but the main issue is, if you're going to see rates going up, accompanied by better economic growth, it feels to me that's something that the stock market can handle. >> absolutely. as i said in speaking to hedge fu

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when commodities fall, when bond prices fall, when stock prices fall, pretty much in tandem it looks are obsessing over an event. is it in fact the fed or is it something i'm missing here? >> i don't necessarily think it e it's the fed. if you look at the economic data, it's not been that good.i it's the fed. if you look at the economic data, it's not been that good.t it's the fed. if you look at the economic data, it's not been that good. it's the fed. if you look at the economic data, it's not been that good. i don't think they will taper anytime soon because the data points haven't supported it and as you said inflation is nowhere and gdp is 2%. >> i don't even understand the speculation about tapering down. but that's what everybody is talking about. >> so bernanke and other members of the fed are job owning the market because they want to keep it two sided. in may the ah-ha moment was a rwandan bond auction. low interest rates pushing people -- rwandan -- exactly. whoa. so bernanke is saying we don't want people to take crazy risks. i'd say to your average investor it is. so we

we'll tell you which city sold a tandem parking space for $500,000. how about this shot? price tag?free 99. everything throwing our way. it looks good, feels good outside. back on today in the bay in a matter of minutes. >>> good friday morning. you made it. the weekend just around the horizon now. we have such a spectacular day shaping up. it's 6:12 now. very little low cloud cover in the city by the bay. it's going to be a nice day to hit the beach. things change getting into father's day. we'll take you through your full forecast. >>> i showed you theiqgñ penins side of the san mateo bridge. i want to show the hayward side where we do see the westbound commute has a nice steady flow of traffic. didn't want to misrepresent your commute. we'll update the incident over in livermore coming up. >>> let's take a look at today's top stories, cal osha looking into a second workplace death. deputies saying a workers was killed yesterday at stevens creek quarry in cupertino when a piece of heavy equipment malfunctioned. that worker has not yet been identified. >>> at least 24 people are re

>> well, there are two sections of the voting rights act that operate in tandem: the coverage formulamines which states or just dictions have to conform to section 5 which is is pre-approval. any coverage jurisdiction has to get approval of any voting changes from the justice department or the federal court in washington, d.c. it was the coverage formula, not the pre-approval process for that the supreme court struck down today. >> brown: so the question for the court-- and you said justice roberts is looking at whether racial minorities continue to face voting discrimination. what evidence was he citing? >> he agreed there is still discrimination today but the rub here is the coverage formula. he said when congress designed the formula it was meant to capture voting tests like literacy tests and also states in which there was low minority voting registration and turnout. well, he said, voting tests have been eradicated and registration and turnout of minorities in some of the covering states is is actually much higher than even in states that are not covered. so the formula, he said,

neutral switzerland, vanquished germany, the korea's great britain should all lose their religion in tandem. for another thing, this is a point to which we will return, the world wars were actually followed for two decades by a religious boom, not religious bust. that fact alone makes it hard to square the emptying of the pews today with the idea is that the wars did it yesterday. on it goes, there are more examples like this in the book. modern sociology tells us many things but about the elemental question of why people go to church let alone why they stopped, but the going series of come up short. contrary to what many have taken for granted evidence suggests secularization is not inevitable and neither is a linear process with an arrow pointing ever downward. rather, and crucially, religion waxes and wanes in the world, strong one moment, weaker the next for reasons that demand to be understood and that is where i hope the book makes a modest but real contribution. this brings us to the second part of the talk. what got missed? titanic theorists like karl marx and a lot of other secular

two tandem spaces in the back bay just sold for over a half million dollars. $560,000 at an irs auctionlovely alley view. they're not covered. apparently two neighbors got into a bidding war and that's why the price got out of control. that's some nice cars parked there. >> i'm still amazed by that. $560,000 for two parking spots. >> there is nowhere to park there. >> i would just take public transportation. >> get rid of your car and walk. >>> fans and celebrities are rallying behind an 11-year-old hispanic boy who sang the national anthem during the nba finals last night. his outfit apparently set off a storm of tweets. ♪[ music ] >> amazing voice. his second performance last night got a standing ovation. he first sang the anthem in his mariachi outfit tuesday at game 3 in san antonio. and right after, people took to twitter with comments negative about latinos. but sebastian isn't letting it get to him. >> i learned that you don't really care what people say about you. it's what you think about yourself. i don't really care about what y'all say. i'm doing this right now. >> his paren

can you see it's been moving in tandem all throughout the moving. that's the first thing that's moving it. the other thing moving the markets, and it's related, confusion on when the fed will begin tapering their bond purchases. remember, bernanke said on may 22nd that the fed may start tapering in the next few meetings, june, september or december when he'll have the press conferences. look how much things have changed and that was an infliction point. up until may 21st the dow swung from a the low to the high of 109 points. since may 22nd, it's been almost a 184-point range and today we're right in that range. almost a 200-point range. interest rate sensitive sectors still getting hit and reits are right near, evased most of the gains. the reits are weak and volatility to the downside. >> speaking of bonds, let's go to chicago, breaking news in the bond market. the ten-year note just off the board. yesterday's auction was not good. rick santelli, how does it look today? >> you know, this one is a tough one to grade. i gave it a "c." probably grade