this is one of her texts "protect me from what i want." she would use existing signs early in her career. this was at the old candlestick park to get people where they would be congregating and gathering with her own writings. while she used the l.e.d. medium as something that she could use readily, that she could smuggle her ideas into, she later developed ways of using l.e.d.'s really as an architectural and sculptural moment. this is at the guggenheim where she had a retrospective in 1989. she was able to develop this even further when the guggenheim commissioned her to do a project there. this was in 1997. and like this project, jenny was able to collaborate very early on with frank when this piece was put together. also very important for this project was jenny to incorporate a number of languages. english, spanish, the bosk language, so that people who would read this would feel some kind of connection. this is a project that jenny did in berlin. this is at the entrance to the members of parliament. it was to address those walking in

and that's the clubs turning to texts. commissioner joseph: say again. >> bars turning to texting to warn of rowdy patrons. it's kind of an idea -- i was reading about it. basically if a bar -- let's say that kick somebody out. the guy's drunk causing problems, they can have a texting tree and say we just kicked this guy out. he's been a problem. the article talked about well, gee, what if people overuse it. what happens if people are misidentified. it's more of an identification tool, at least a club won't be blind-sided. all of a sudden they have a problem coming down the street that they had no idea about. if they had more information they would look at this street closer. commissioner joseph: that's provideed that the guy at the door doesn't get fired for texting on the job. >> maybe go to your manager and say, this is the problem that i have with this person. it's an idea, that you know, this was in portland, maine. and i hear they're using it in different areas. maybe we can give a specific area to use have a trail u

one thing you could do was text. it was interesting. you can send a text message. we are trying to get our residents give them the knowledge to do that should we need to evacuate again. and this is just an example of a flyer for our expo and you have to tailor it to the diversity of your community. making sure what other dialects or languages that are present in your neighborhood that you address that. and you make sure that you are inclusive to everyone. just an example of our agenda for our expo. and the communications, this is a piece that we have come up with post katrina and that is a 1-800 evacuation check in number that our residents can call into in the event that we must evacuate. residents can call and let the improvement association know where they are. let us know their barriers. when i evacuate i'm responsible for taking the vontage router with me and plug it into a real phone or also receive these messages by internet. i don't have to have access to a phone. the voice mails come over the internet. this is something that we have done today after katrin

what happens next is frightening, gory, and very realist realistic. >> i think the texting while driving ad is a new way to go, and will be very effective, because it's almost like watching in real time. >> reporter: to media watchers like barbara lippard, this public service announcement being aired by aaa of the carolinas, is one of the most effective of its kind. a gory, throat-grabbing piece of work known as a shock ad. >> i want mommy and daddy to wake up. >> i think teenagers are used to seeing shocking scenes and shocking accidents, and, you know, they want to laugh at it or tune it out. think the brilliance of this ad is that it doesn't stop there. >> reporter: shock ads are supposed to, as your grandmother might say, put the fear of god into you. there's this one, pushing you to cut back on soda that shows a mandariningi drinking fat. and a brutal one about domestic violence, featuring actress keira knightley. >> this is drugs. this is your brain on drugs. >> reporter: this was yesterday's shock ad. but today, you get this. >> every cigarette is doing you damage. >> with the med

i started reading this last night, the overcombing speechlessness text. it's a small book. you can read it relatively quickly. it's a quick read, pardon my english, but it ain't an easy read. it ain't an easy read. because the stuff you talk about is hard for me to read, the stories you tell about the things you have saw, about man's inhumanity to man or man's inhumanity to humanity f. it's hard to read, how do you talk about it? >> well, that's why i'm a writer. i discovered early on that's one of the reasons people do write. they encounter horrible stuff. and they understand that -- well, i can't say this, you know, but if i learn, if i go to school and i teach myself how to express this, i can express it in writing and then i can show it. i can share it. and it gives a space to the reader, so, for instance, i'm sorry you read this at night. nobody should read it at night. but at least when you read it, you can give yourself some distance and you will know the information but you don't feel like you have to immediately do something. it's much better to -- to contemplate,

to text a tip to the san francisco police text the number tip, 411, and enter sfpd and the text followed by the message. >>> a sigh of relief today, a much better monday for your money than last friday. wall street carved out modest gains today. analysts say investors, shaken by recent disappointing economic reports, went back to focusing on earnings numbers set to be released in the next few weeks. the dow regained 56 of the 261 points it lost on friday. the nasdaq was up 19 to close at 2198. the s&p 500 gained six to close at 1,071. >>> gas prices are finally dropping across most of the nation but not here. the national average for a gallon of unleaded is $2.72. today that's down a penny from a week ago. california prices keep going up very slowly though. we're paying $3.17 in oakland and in san jose and $3.24 in san francisco. those are all up one to two pen nic the past week. >>> coming up a new way to get rid of spider veins. how the new treatment works. >>> why a new study suggests that ecstasy could cure post traumatic stress disorder for some veterans of the battle field. >>> and

also new, text messages.ouble important the star. we heard audiotapes tellingly capture mel gibson ranting and raving with his ex-girl friend, oksana grigoriera. in january gibson allegedly punched grigoriera twice in the head and tried to choke her while she was holding their baby. >> hiing a woman when she is holding a child in her hand, breaking her teeth twice, in the twas, what kind of a man is that? >> now newly released text messages obtained by radar online purportedly show gibson apologizing. >> he would like to come by and make amends. >> what do you want to get out of this? >> lawyers for gibson deny the actor has ever hit grigoriera and accused her of extortion. >> i will never forgive you for what you have done to me! you [ bleep ]. >> greg greg reportedly turned down $15 million from gibson to keep the tapes quiet. >> texts and e-mails exist that show that there were either ulterior motives or azigsal motives beyond those that she stated in making the tape recordings. some of those motives might

sharp says it has developed a new format that allows video and audio content plus text to be distributed at the same time to e-book readers. for example, readers of digital travel guide books can watch videos of sightseeing spots and also get audio information in addition to text. the company plans to ask publishing houses to adopt its new format as part of its attempt to promote the product. sharp plans to release the digital product this year. >>> honda motors says it will release small electric cars in japan and the united states in 2012. the move is likely to further intensify competition in the ecofriendly vehicle market. honda president tack noebi ito told reporters on tuesday that his company decided to launch electric cars because of its development of advanced technology. the company also plans to sell plug-in hybrids in both countries in two years. the cars will run on an engine and motor and can be recharged through household power outlets. other japanese automakers are also entering the electric car market. nissan motor will launch its electric car in december, following the

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his new text is called "counterinsurgency". david kilcullen, good to have you on the program. >> thank you for having me. tavis: let me start before i get too much into the text about two individuals whose names have been in the news a lot of late. petraeus and mccrystal. we know that mccrystal was removed from being our top leader in afghanistan. he is goings to retire from the military. you have advised both of them. talk to me about your sense of what happened to general mccrystal. >> look, i think it was a very tragic series of events. i think the president had no choice but to fire general mccrystal. if we were having this conversation a few weeks ago and you said what are the problems in afghanistan, i would have given you a long list but mccrystal would not have been on the list. it was just impossible for him to be in command. i was very worried when he was fired and thinking who can possibly replace him and do a good job and the only person that i could think of that would have made me feel confident was general petrae

they can't text. do you text during school, too?different communicating? i notice with a lot of kids who text, having normal conversations doesn't come as easy. what did you notice with your girls? >> you know, they were more looking at us. they weren't looking down. they were looking at us whether they were talking. they weren't looking at their phones. >> what was the upside of it for you? >> you know, i think we played a board game at end of the game, and i think that's the first time we've played a board game in a long time and actually talked and conversed with each other. we had a really good time with it. so it's something that we get into a habit of when we get home we go to our computers and cell phones and do our own thing. it was really good to come together and do something together. we talked more, and it was really nice. >> what we're trying to do -- what we were trying to do with the energy project is to teach people how to take back chrome of their lives, not to turn over their lives to technology. you lose in this k

here's an animation that shows what the work might look like while scrolling text at the night time. >> i think we have one question. >> is the message permanent or is it going to change from time to time or what? >> she'll select text that could be quite long and she could end up with a program that would be up to 10 hours long and it would then just cycle. but the program itself would us a tenseably be permanent. so she would decide what it is and load it into the sign. >> ok. what i'm asking is by the wording. is the wording going to be permanent, the wording message is it going to change from time to time? >> it would probably be about 10 hours of different content. does that answer the question? >> and when would the different languages come in? >> probably sbir mitt ently. so she might use to represent one author in a variety of languages. she may represent one author in one language and move to the next author in another language. the led will tie the sign's brightness. this feature will extend the led life span and produce energy con summingts by en-- consumption. the current

so the text might say, you know, i'll willing to take less money. who is this?were from me, because i -- [ laughter ] i think you have -- now here's a challenge. obviously you got the great players on the team and the pressure is going to be intenti intentiintense. you are already in vegas the favorites to win though the lakers won two in a row. but the real challenge would be if i was on the team with you. okay? so, you got these three fantastic players and then you got me -- >> can you shoot? >> jimmy: no. >> can you set screens? >> jimmy: barely. barely. barely. i would be terrible -- i would easily be the worst player in the history of professional basketball. >> but you'd be able to crack jokes -- >> jimmy: keep things light. >> yeah. we can use you. >> jimmy: i'm ready to go. if you get a text, it's probably from me. that's all i'm saying what about your kids? did they want you to stay in miami? did they want you -- what did they want you to do? >> well, my -- i got two boys, 8 and 3. my 3-year-old, he really don't really care. >> jimmy: he doesn't? >> no,

[laughter] said that they had 75 objections to my text. i said, "oh, dear, really? well, what-- what are they?" he said, "well, let's start at the beginning: "the opening line of the play, jesus h. christ! we can't say that on the british stage." i said, "is it the 'h'?" "no. [laughter] you can't say jesus christ." and i said, "well, let's put that aside for a while, and i'll think about that one." then they went on to some others, like, there's a point in the first act of the play where george refers to martha's father, president of the university, and says to the guests, "she is his right ball, so to speak." they objected to "ball" as a slang term, and this really, really puzzled me. they said, "however, it will be all right if you say she is his right testicle." [laughter] i said, "but that doesn't scan. the rhythm is wrong there, so we can't do that." and on and on and on and on. they said, "well, we have to come back to jesus h. christ," and i was getting a little puzzled and annoyed by that point, so i said, as a joke, "well, how about mary h. magdalene?" [lau

"i will not text. i will not text while driving. only use handsfree. i will not text or use my phone while i'm driving." yeah, i'm with you. oprah: ok. thank you. >> you're not gonna use the phone in the car? >> no. >> this is good. you'll start a good thing. oprah: yes. that's what i'm trying to do. >> great. >> good. oprah: so that everybody who died from this would not have died in vain. you know, it took us a long time to get this for drunk driving. >> right. oprah: yeah, it took us a long time, so i'm trying to prevent more people from having to die before people realize that it's a stupid thing to be--can you believe that people are actually texting-- >> yeah. you've seen it. oprah: yes, and going into the other lane and hoping it'll be ok because they say it's just for a second. just for a second. >> this is great. you're the only person that could do this because it has to become, like, a collective consciousness. we go, like, "what are we doing?" you know? oprah: thank you, jerry. >> you're welcome. oprah: and thank you, tom. "the marriage ref

text messaging could cost you your job. explain why coming up. >>> a pro surfer caught in a drug bust. big charges against the big wave surfer. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm brent cannon. couple seconds away from straight up 5:30, july 16th, friday. mike has a look at your early morning commute. hopefully it is friday light. >> it is so far. we will show you the bay bridge toll plaza. a beautiful sight. traffic flowing smoothly. at the toll plaza, no metering lights, of course. it's still early. we will watch. drive around that area through the maze. there is a problem though on the peninsula. a big rig is in lane highway 92 at lower skyline. the traffic control in the area but the real big issue also is that there's also thick fog there coming over the san mateo hills. usually fog means cooler for that spot. what do you see overall for the bay area? >> that is the one spot today. west side of the santa cruz mountain, peninsula and around golden gate bridge we do have fog. 62, san jose

if we delete those two references and keep the rest of the text, then it works perfectly fine. the references occur in the first line and the second to the last line of the further resolve the clause as was presented to. >> i would prefer the way i am doing it because i'm not following this. >> i think we were looking for a fairly direct way to make the point that this language would not prohibit the use of gas and electricity in holmes, the way it normally does. this would retain the prohibition against a power plant and fundamentally address that issue of including the prohibition against the fossil fuel power plants. >> i would rather go my way, specifically to keep this language but to exempt electricity from the grid outside of the redevelopment area and gas and fire in home water heaters, whatever they're called. >> any further discussion? >> can you repeat that? many of these are from fossil fuels, as we know. this is also from water heaters. >> on electric hot water heater would be powered from the lines coming in. >> i think we run the risk with a whole host of uninten

you are aware of texting while walking, the dangers of walking while listening to your ipod. up next, more on sun glass. >>> also, the issues about the health and safety of beach water. >>> and it's a clear view here of the grade as we head down to the south bay. we will have a look at the weather coming up. >>> good morning, lots of low clouds, fog, again, moving inland, it should burn off a little bit sooner. still below average, but 70s, now to a few mid to low 80s. >>> well, california is one of more than 19 finalist in $3 million in race to the top education grants. educators must agree to ambitious classroom reform. dozens of states have already passed changeses ranging from charter schools to how teachers are evaluated. >>> an environmental group that rates the health and safety of beach water rates the water quality today. every year, beaches are graded across the country. in last year's report, stenson beach averaged 3 out of 5 starsment ocean beach averaged two stars. >>> well, there's a lot of talk about texting while driving and pedestrians distracted by ipods. no

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for information about crimes, you can send a text or the tip to 41. in sfpd before your message. your phone number will be hidden so you can remain anonymous. >> the vallejo fire department closed two stations today and reopened another. the problem is the budget and this means firefighters will be stretched thin even -- will be stretched thin now even more than they were before. >> reporter: as the closed sign came down in department 22 so the department could shift resources and reopen after four years, the very same sign appeared at one of two fire stations closed -- forted to do the very opposite. >> i guess we have to do with what we have and make due and do the best job we can. >> with? >> with the resources we have left. >> reporter: in the southern part of the city, glen cove station number 26 shut down today. and in north vallejo we watched fire trucks leave the station after securing station number 25 for the last time. these closures also forced the number of firefighters on duty at any given time to dwindle. >> you know, we went from 28 an

rider when pushes the button, the text is displayed -- when a rider pushes the button. >> the success of these tests led to the expansion of the program to all stations on the light rail and is part of the new shelter contract, push to talk will be installed. check out the new technology making your right easier every day . >> forgot no. 2. silver is nothing. there is no having made it and so we beat foreman. i love the competition. . >> american made has really taken it on themselves to green american cities. >> we have a new organizer for the city and county of san francisco. oh, mayor as well. yeah, that's part of the job description. yeah, mayor of san francisco. >> the city is extremely concerned about the emission of green house gasses and making san francisco a sustainable city. >> we need to find other ways to create energy without harm to the environment and this is one source. >> we have over 2 megawatts of solar on various city buildings. we are looking at tidal power and we're beginning to look at geothermal power. >> we're on the roof of the moscone center of san francisc

. >> i would like to address the text where one more time. the planning code allows the extension into the rear yard setback under 3 feet. the condition that they would want us to have would have a stair under 4 feet into the rear yard setback which is allowed. what they are asking for is a 7 ft., seven or 8 feet. this is about a 4 foot difference. this is not a huge but seeing significant for the neighbors. this is a garden wall for them at their expense. there are a number of things that we have agreed to. there are the difference on the deck stairs and this is minimal in terms of the extension into the rear yard set back. >> when you say the neighbors approve of that, are you talking about the east? >> correct. normally in san francisco, you are adjacent neighbors, they are the ones that have the most sensitivity to what you are doing. in this case, because the house is located near the corner of diamond and 24th, the neighbors on time and have a significant say in what is going on. this group here, they are arturo pena. 816 are tood and a

[ cheers and applause ] >> make sure to text.know, you can text to donate. i don't know the number, but check that out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that will help once you get that number. the sales will go right up. >> after school all stars. >> jimmy: after school all-stars. >> you can google it. it's real easy. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. or bing it. >> or bing it. i love bing. >> jimmy: yeah, you're a technology dude. you're all over twitter, right? >> yeah, @chrisbosh. >> jimmy: @chrisbosh. >> i need those @jimmyfallon numbers. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. yeah, we'll tweet each other. it'll be fun. >> it will be fun. [ laughter ] i saw the super heroes thing. >> jimmy: so, we do this thing, it just hash tag thing. if you had a super power, what would it be? and then if it's funny, we're going to read it on the show tomorrow. a list of 10 or 12 things. it's going to be fun. >> what was yours? >> jimmy: mine was maybe to float to work. [ light laughter ] >> is that a super power? [ laughter ] just float to work? "i'm going to float

with sprint, for the same price, you get unlimited text, unlimited web and unlimited calling to everymer satisfaction. only from sprint. deaf, hard-of-hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. hi, you ready to order? [ indistinct conversations ] uh, yohoo?! sorry, big win tonight. [ sizzling, conversations stop ] thanks steve. [ sizzling ] works every time. we'll have that. [ male announcer ] come to applebee's today for new sizzling entrees starting at $8.99. try the spicy asian shrimp, steak and cheese, or chicken with queso blanco from only $8.99! fresh flavor never sounded so good. only at applebee's. now open till midnight or later. only at applebee's. and people like what we're saying.alue. about how fusion is projected to hold its resale value better than camry. and has better quality than accord. as a matter of fact, people like what we're saying so much, ford fusion is now the 2010 motor trend car of the year. the fusion, from ford. get in...and drive one. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are back with horatio sanz. congrats again on the co

it's not texting me back."im gunn from "project runway" sat next to michelle obama during a luncheon at the white house yesterday. it was going pretty well until he looked at michelle's dress and said -- [ tim gunn impression ] "this worries me." [ laughter ] "make it work." check this out. parents in georgia want a middle school to ban t-ball after a 14-year-old boy hurt his shoulder in gym class. in a statement, the parents said, "school should be a place where kids can learn and safely grow up into wussies." [ laughter ] that's right, parents want a middle school to ban t-ball 'cause a 14-year-old boy hurt his shoulder. i don't know what makes you more of a nerd -- wanting to ban t-ball, or still playing tee ball when you're 14. [ laughter ] who does that? [ cheers and applause ] who plays t-ball that old? "am i up to bat? i got to shave first." [ laughter ] too old to play t-ball. listen to this. yesterday, arnold schwarzenegger said that while bp contained its oil well, no one has figured out how to contai

. >> e-mails, texting. messaging, internet. >> everything. >> i think i have an addiction to it. tnkts may be convenient, at what cost. >> i have patients that come in to say, they can't see their black berry, iphone, they get a headache. >> he said he has seen a study flow of patients with eye problems. >> computer vision syndrome affects 70% of computer users, it can cause blurring superstition and brury eyes. this a, vid iphone user had his eyes dilated after complaining. >> i feel like i am going blind. >> not really, doctors say you should take breaks and blink when using your mobile devices. if only there was an app for that. >> >> constantly putting them on now. >> sometimes, july is july. we are headed there now. >> finally, hot weather in the bay area. temperatures below average for a lot of june and july. now, the heat is on. it feels like, extra hot to us out there. today, 99 in livermoore, 98 in fair field, and triple digits. look at the current temperatures. it is mild right now. even warmer than it was this time last night. 81 in concord. the fog has built back in s

rider when pushes the button, the text is displayed -- when a rider pushes the button. >> the success of these tests led to the expansion of the program to all stations on the light rail and is part of the new shelter contract, push to talk will be installed. check out the new technology making your right easier every day

i got a thousand texts. i personally feel the exact same. i don't have the money right now, so. i don't know how i'm able to affect guys, but for some reason, i think i am. i think that's what coach really liked about me. >> from everybody who's watched him play so far. although it hasn't been game circumstances, they've liked what they've seen. even comparing him to a guy who plays linebacker for the 49ers, patrick willis. >>> mark, thank you. >> you bet. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. it is a scandal unfolding in washington, d.c. coming up, with two national cemeteries in the bay area, we'll show you what's being done to make sure mistakes don't happen here. and that's our report for now. i'm julie haener. >> i'm ken wayne. for bill and mark, see you at 10:00. >> good night. the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models with an average

authorities say earlier reports indicate he may have been talking or texting on his cell phone and simply walked over the edge. >> you should not be distracted by cell phones or by ipods or by different electronics or any other distracting agents. >> reporter: the sonoma county's helicopter moved the body to muir's beach where a coroner's van removed it. stunned family parents huddled in the parking lot. he said the trail was back a bit from the edge of the cliff and signs clearly warn people to stay on the trail. he said the victim had to make an effort to get close to the edge. >> i think he had to try really hard. >> reporter: why? >> because it is not that dangerous, you know. there is nothing that like you have to go off the trail in order to get somewhere like that. >> reporter: another visitor says she can understand how a simple act on a cell phone can take away your attention from something as simple as hiking. >> you can get so engaged in a conversation even if you are just texting so you are not actually doing what you are doing anymore. >> reporter: you are not paying attentio

. >> e-mails, texting. internet.rything that i can. >> i think i have a little addiction. >> reporter: which may be convenient but at what cost? >> i have patients every day complaining they can't see their blackberry or iphone or get a headache using it. >> reporter: this optometrist has seen a steady increase in patients with eye problems from mobile twices. >> computer vision syndrome is to a new level. >> reporter: affecting 70% of computer users, can cause headaches, loss of focus, blurred vision and burning eyes. mobile devices with make the problem worse because the screen is so small. this avid iphone users had his eyes dilated. >> i'm constantly reading. it feels like i'm going blind. >> reporter: not really. but remember to blink. >> blink more, take breaks. >> reporter: if only there was an app for that. >>> comic book soup heroes use unusual weapons in the face of adversity. it seems some comic fans use them when they get into fights as well. police at san diego's comic convention arrested a man who alleg

it is tough in our house. >> your kids text a lot with that. >> he will say good luck. >> and you will never own a minivan. >> not yes. >> holding out so far. >> like clowns getting out of a car. thank you, scott. >>> the government spent millions of tax dollars to buy out car companies in the middle of a recession. today, president obama will go to the midwest to argue those investments are paying off. president obama is headed to michigan today where he will visit general motors and chrysler, he is going to the plants. the white house is making a push for the auto bailout to be seen as a success. the white house warned that over 1 million jobs would have been lost without the bailout. 55,000 new auto workers have been hired since, though the industry did lose over 330,000 jobs between june of 2008 and june of 2009. >> they are serious about their manufacturing agenda why would we want to raise taxes on manufacturers when we want their jobs to remain in america? they don't get it, pure and simple. >> the government has invested $85 billion in the auto industry. >>> the senate will vot

authorities say earlier reports indicate he may have been talking or texting on his cell phone and simply walked over the edge. >> you should not be distracted by cell phones or by ipods or by different electronics or any other distracting agents. >> reporter: the sonoma county's helicopter moved the body to muir's beach where a coroner's van removed it. stunned family parents huddled in the parking lot. he said the trail was back a bit from the edge of the cliff and signs clearly warn people to stay on the trail. he said the victim had to make an effort to get close to the edge. >> i think he had to try really hard. >> reporter: why? >> because it is not that dangerous, you know. there is nothing that like you have to go off the trail in order to get somewhere like that. >> reporter: another visitor says she can understand how a simple act on a cell phone can take away your attention from something as simple as hiking. >> you can get so engaged in a conversation even if you are just texting so you are not actually doing what you are doing anymore. >> reporter: you are not paying attentio

. -- some of the texts that we were sent because they were too emotional. if i can just present the history and try to pull back and maybe change the tone. if i come off too strong, you might turn away and lose interest. this is a fine line that i have been playing. i want to thank scott and his team who has helped installing with the landscaped and with the tone and all of the crazy iterations that i try to explore out here. thank you for humouring me. in the next few years, if we explored many different iterations. we want you to look at it and see an image. i know that you will really be taking care of it and now. last night, being out here, checking the humidity inside. we were a the high end today it is stabilized. i know that i leave the cone in incredibly good hands. thank you. we have done in two major art works for the price of one. of course, if you had not come through it would have been impossible for us to do this. >> johjohn fitzpatrick and the amazing staff at cornell. the amount of film that the ornithology lap donated. -- lab donated. i can

i saw a brilliant review on sunday, the text without context. the idea of physical reality is under assault as we move to a faster, edgier, noisier and more opinionated media landscape. what if all of the ethnic media, legacy media, decided to take back data that children in poverty had grown from 18% to 35%, doing it from the standpoint most relevant to their audience. you might begin to get an impact on sacramento, on the public. public awareness might begin to grow. media keeps propelling news, but it is consumed with a public state. partially because it is not very diverse and the society that it reflects is so complicated, so fragmented, in some ways i believe that investigative journalism is easier. we might know what went down with chauncey bailey and the oakland police department, but we do not know how black oakland absorbent the death of the institution that plagued it for 20 years. we do not know that story. >> let's go to another audience member. >> this question is for mr. frank. i am "the new york times" this morning there was an i

>> beginning back -- >> where >> in text andas washington d.c. >> i thought it was an outlying about 65 miles from washington. wasn't that true >> some of their weekend get relationship that went o right under her nose their same social circles and with friends and kennedy is a great champ of this but i think this is -- >> you mean judith, marilyn and the harding presidenc is a great example of this. harding or his wife? >> warren harding for sure. his wife probably not. but warren harding had a blonde teenaged mistress wh her name was nan britain. way before that he had an affair with his next door neighbor's wife who his own wife was hospitalized for months with kidney disease. >> do you think this is a requisite to becom president or first lady to indulgences on the side? politics -- >> what about even befor that? what about libido of people who are character wise and vigorous? >> aren't they that way t get to >>> left we go too far without saying things that ought to be said about eleanor roosevelt.ry together during th depression in part? visiting work project administration sit

text is so linear. if there is a way one can see what their options are and the different streets are avenues they can take, that would help to solve regulate their efforts as opposed to going on a path that basically keeps bumping them back further onto the list for time lost. director day: we consider that also, what their options are. commissioner lee: i would like to conclude by asking the department if you have any suggestions how to streamline how to resolve some of these issues, maybe there are opportunities to engage the property owner earlier on, maybe proactively so they can try to do something -- even to request a hearing, try to get some understanding of what the problem is before it reaches the abatement process. director day: just so you know, they do attempt to engage the property owner in the beginning. they take the complaint to the property owner. i deal daily with property owners that have gone up the chain of command that do not agree with the decisions that have been made by the cod

park rangers may have -- believe he may have been talking or texts on his cell phone and simply walked off the cliff. >> you should not be distracted by cell phones or by ipods or by different electronics or any other distracting agent. >> not paying attention. >> now, authorities still have not identified the young man but his family is from weschester, pennsylvania, right outside of pennsylvania. the national parks service is leading the investigation into the young man's death. >>> 7:0. we want to -- 7:09. we want to check in with sal castanedo keeping an eye on the commutes. >> that's right. if you are affected by the ac transit delays, we urge you to contact us at ktvu.com. traffic is slow. it's been slow getting into sunnyvale. i've been looking at the chp list since the slow down started. nobody was been reporting a stalled vehicle or crash. it's just slow traffic getting into the valley. let's take a look at highway 4. that's typical we know, westbound highway 4, traffic is gonna be busy from antioch up to the willow pass grade. and this morning's commute is going to be -- we d

>> well, senator durbin, i actually think that the griswald and the holding has grounding on the text. and the way that most justices think about this is the 14th amendment, the due process clause of the 14th amendment guarantees liberty and when it guarantees such liberty, it means more than freedom from physical constraints and it also guarantees more than procedural protections. there is some substantive protection of liberty that's incorporated within the 14th amendment of the constitution. most justices believe that to be the case. there are still difficult decisions on what that consists of. i think most of the supreme court judge dozen fully accept the griswald holding which suggested that a couple's ability to use contraceptives ought to be up to that couple. the government could not appropriately interfere with that decision, consistent with the 14th amendment's protection of liberty. the liberty clause does give rise to real disagreement in other cases. the extent to which that spear extends. and those are, one, but not the only kind of cases in which there are hard question