over the area of the bottom. so let's talk about the liquid pressure. i'll show that right here. assume it's all the way full here, okay? here's my liquid. i got the pressure down at the bottom, which equals the weight per-- oops, i didn't define the pressure over here. force per area, right? pounds per square foot. newtons per square meter, okay? so, it's a unit of force over some area, huh? and over here, we have force per area. and the force that makes the pressure at the bottom of that tank, that force is the weight of the fluid over said area down there. but this weight of fluid can be re-expressed, because if density equals weight over volume, does it follow that weight equals density times volume? can you do that? so i can say where i have weight, i can just put density times volume over area. but how about volume, gang? we wanna measure the volume of things. let's suppose i wanna measure the volume of this eraser. isn't it true that the volume of this eraser would be this distance multiply by that distance

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here's the bottom line. what i know about eric shinseki is he was wounded. he was an army general wounded in combat. so yes, i think he understands the difficulties men and women in uniform face. that should be said. but none the less, even though he has that, you still have to be a strong manager. you have to figure out how to get this to work and if you can't do that and the benefits don't get to the veterans, you can't say because he's a war hero he gets a pass. he has to be held accountable like any democrat or republican on the hill. end of story. >> how much longer do you think the president can get away with not giving a serious comment about this without facing backlash? i don't think this is a partisan issue. this is an issue where the country is united. how much longer can he get away with that? >> he'll have a news conference at some point in the next few weeks. the last one was april 28th as i mentioned. so i would expect he's going to face questions on this. you could even see an interview in the next couple of week where is they pick some outlet

the ipo is priced at the bottom of the range.t is trading slightly up. 1.85.7 from it is a slight increase. because it was price low, you may have expected it to go a little bit higher. >> the fact that it was priced at the bottom of the range, it is interesting. we had an investor who invests only in stocks, they said they are not buying this. i think that is telling. we have a company that says are the greyhound. we are reaching out to the market. >> it is a big market. it is a great market. >> it is a big market. the question right now is, are these valuations really fair? i think investors might have a different view from what the company and private equity owners do. pulling their offering. what is going on? >> it seems like everybody is rushing to get out the door. this week was the busiest in london for ipos. nine announcements. and then you had retailers pulling the deal. you are probably going to see more of that weakness. that earningsse growth is not as strong as they expected. money, why wouldn't they just put it into

everybody should be held accountable from the top to the bottom. and secretary shinseki needs to understand the best insurance policy for him is swift and decisive action now. we know a lot of facts. we knew them in the atlanta v.a., raleigh, phoenix. it is time to take decisive action right now for our veterans. >> a former doctor at the facility in arizona says the delays are contributing to the deaths of 40 patients. we have to find out and get to the bottom of this. how are you going to do it? what's your plan? >> the plan, first of all, is having mystery shoppers of our v.a. hospitals. so we have veterans going in for the express purpose of reporting back to the committee if there are errors or cooking of the books or maneuvers and such on scheduling and things of that nature. we need an open and transparent veteran's administration. we need the facts to determine what happened. we need to make sure nobody is incentivized in their compensation by virtue of them cooking the books to the disservice of the veterans. >> is this more of an issue on

the bottom line is he really being held accountable. on the one hand, the president nominated somebody on may 1st to replace them. so petzel would have stayed for months on the job. now he's out. so there is some accountablity there. but on other hand you got republicans saying this is not accountable, because he was already on the way out. the president, the reason i was pretty sooning jay carney, the only time the president has commented on these allegations was on april 28th in manila a news conference where i asked him about this scandal. he said he was aware of it and and the big issue the white house is worried about how this is mushroom. it's an election year thing. now, with veterans, you have not just republicans going after it, you have democrats saying we need answers. we've got millions of veterans around the country wondering what's going on. >> so does this feel like the benghazi stuff? the irs stuff? the nsa stuff? it's almost every time something comes up, the administration says boy, you know, we're going to get to the b

next is the w-8 system the ground floor level the bottom level the two tale kind of colors are two bus waiting areas and there's in the muni business plaza and the rest of them are at the park level. their canopies little awning to help keep rainwater from the shafts. we assistant district attorney at the left there's one at the stair tower and one further to the east and going to the far east end one at the elevator there and towards the center is right next to the light column. the last component is in the middle of the park level that's a glass box. that glass box is created to allow ventilation and natural light into the grand hall where the escalators start and up to the park level. and the fourth component of the 8.1 systems are the w tens the 3 skylights the main large skylight in the center at the light column and then two smaller ones at the park level. this is some reverend we've done in the past this kind of shows at the park level on the left side of the w-4 is that enclosure of the light column the w-8 is the enclosure of the light box it encloses the light boxes and the s

the screen. bubbles can be seen blowing out of its bottom. the flow of bubbles runs smoothly along the ship's bottom. this system saves up to 8% in energy costs. the company that helped develop this technology is installing it on giant transport ships. the key technological challenge was the shape of the air outlets for producing the bubbles. engineers tested seven different shapes. this is a test for a round air outlet. you can see the bubbles crashing into each other, winding upward and downward. but using an oval air outlet produced a different effect. the bubbles flow smoothly, covering the entire bottom of the ship, and reducing resistance. engineers also cut electricity consumption to a blower that supplies air to the vessel's bottom. a turbo charger improves the engine's combustion efficiency. the device delivers compressed air to the engine. and it saves on fuel by sending some of the air to the ship's bottom. >> translator: the new technology is still costly. we're trying to lower the cost while maintaining the same performance. >> re

but we have to let the investigators do their job and get to the bottom of what happened. our veterans deserve to know the facts. their families deserve to know the facts. once we know the facts, i assure you if there's misconduct it will be punished. second, i want to know the full scope of this problem. that's why i ordered secretary shinseki to investigate. today he updated me on his review which is looking not just at the phoenix facility but also v.a. facilities across the nation. and i expect preliminary results from that review next week. third, i've directed rob nabors to conduct a broader review of the veterans' health administration, the part of the v.a. that delivers health care to our veterans. and rob's going to phoenix today. keep in mind, though, even if we had not heard reports out of this phoenix facility or other facilities, we all know that it often takes too long for veterans to get the care that they need. that's not a new development. it's been a problem for decades. and it's been compounded by more than a decade of war. that's why when i came into off

we have to let the investigators do their job and get to the bottom of what happened. our veterans deserve to know the facts. their families deserve to know the facts. once we know the facts, i assure you, if there is misconduct, it will be punished. second, i want to know the full scope of this problem, and that's why i ordered secretary shinseki to investigate. today he updated me on his review, which is looking not just at the phoenix facility but also va facilities across the nation, and i expect preliminary results from that review next week. third, i directed ron neighbors to conduct a broader review of the veterans health administration. the part of the va that delivers health care to our veterans, and ron going to phoenix today. keep in mind, though, even if we had not heard reports out of this phoenix facility or other facilities, we all know that it often takes too long for veterans to get the care that they need. that's not a new development. it's been a problem for decades, and it's been compounded by more than a decade of war. that's why when i came into of

so the bottom line here is that the republicans have clearly lost the ability, because we've had such a precipitous drop among republicans even in their fervor for repealing the affordable care act, that they are clearly doing this to drive their turnout -- >> you know, candy, that is not true at all. >> michele, i didn't interrupt you. excuse me. michele, i didn't interrupt you. i'd appreciate it if you didn't interrupt me. >> to the question, can you just not participate in this. when there are so many things, you know a new document came out -- what precipitated this was a document that the committee didn't know about came out this week that certainly made it look as though the administration certainly was shaping the message in a way that turned out not to be true. can you afford to just turn your back on this? doesn't it then look like we don't want to know what went on? >> well, the republicans are in the majority of the house of representatives. so, they can essentially do whatever they want. in creating this select committee, they have to, in order to make sure that the proces

sure enough the bottom string breaks. ain't that nice? see that, huh? we can kind of do the very, very same thing here. it turns out if it's done quickly, the top one is protected, isn't it? we can do the same kind of thing with this anvil, okay? this anvil-- if i ask you to put your head underneath here, okay, and i hit it with a sledgehammer like this. [laughter] and if i hit this--i mean quickly, you'd be okay. right? because the top string will but the bottom wouldn't break, would it? see? can i have a volunteer, please. [laughter] okay, i'll tell you what. i'll try it. i won't put it on my head. but everything we just did with that hanging ball, we're gonna do with the anvil. same physics, okay? can i have a volunteer to man the hammer? volunteer, please. okay. this has got a lot of mass, gang. to say it's got a lot of mass, it says it's got a lot of tendencies to stay right where it is. okay, i'm gonna lay on here. and would you put the anvil right on my stomach, please? right on my chest. okay. okay. right here. okay. now, would you get on the oth

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this is at the bottom of the hill, here a lot of pedestrians are taking pictures at the bottom of therooked street. as vehicles come down we have parking control officers here trying to create spaces for it to be safe. so what's proposed is a closure of eastbound lombard. we're adding the blocks between larkin and hyde so not all the vehicles are forced to detour at hyde. doing that would create problems for or cable cars so we're trying to detour them a block to the west to avoid all the vehicles all the sudden being detoured right at the top of the crooked street. we're doing -- the proposal is to do it for summer weekend, starting june 21, including the 4th of july, which is a friday. this was just to allow for the pilot to analyze the peak 4 of july weekend and also other weekends to see if there's a pattern that develops with the closure. the street won't be closed all day, but during the times where parking control officers are stationed already, so about noon to 6:00 pm. staff will exercise judgment about whether the closures should continue beyond a specific amount of time to

fraud from the top to the bottom, and fraud would brave men and women not being able to see the doctor for two months, the agency needs to be blown up. and there is no outrage here. we call him no drama obama. he sounded sane and rash null when people voted him. i think he has no clue how bad it is. >> there has been a number of solutions thrown out there, veterans never have to wait, they get the care they need when they need it. what do you think? >> i think that's a good suggestion. but part of the problem is the veteran population is aging rapidly, and older people like me consume more medical care, so the amount spent per veteran has grown dramatically, but the illnesses have grown dramatically, and i don't know what the government can do except more money at the problem. if you are not going to hold these persons individually accountable, it's the government and the only solution is to throw more money at it. >> but this is a serious point. first of all, this is idealogical, charles. as a government we defend the country and have a military to fight wars and defend us. and we hav

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. >> so how do we get to the bottom of this? nterestingly, i think it will be a mayor of yo matter of lot of people at the top. that's where the bill comes giving the secretary the power to fire people who many of us would have guessed he had the you power in the first place, but apparently he didn't. and the house bill says shinseki will have the power to fire people, but there is a clause that says he doesn't really have to fire them, he can move them to somewhere else in the government. >> so you're saying they can just move people around and that may be at the end of the day even if there is criminality, nothing will be done? >> that's the way the bill is written. they can move them somewhere else within the government so that they don't have to actually be fired. they will just maybe be taken out of their current position of leadership in the v.a.. it's frustrating for a lot of people because this is the way government works. it's hard to get rid of the people that aren't doing their jobs. there is always sort of a place for

s it's the bottom of the hour.ou are just joining us, a circus stunt left 11 people badly hurt in rhode island. an aerial platform holding eight acrobats fell on top of a dancer below. one person is in critical condition this hour. we're told the safety equipment somehow malfunctioned. >>> reaction from capitol hill john boehner has a select committee set up to investigate benghazi. democrats say democrats should boycott that select committee. others are saying americans need to know the truth. here's a sample of what we've been hearing and seeing. >> we have to rebuild their trust. it's a big part of what why i want to be here. we need to say to them we should have done more, and we owe it to the memory of those four people that are fallen and to those that were hurt and wounded. >> what i will say is, again, diversion, subterfuge. benghazi, benghazi, benghazi, why around we talking about something else? what i know is what i've read in the press about the -- those emails were very consistent with what -- what was

your guide to the biggest news makers of the week. "bottomn bloomberg television continues in just a moment. ♪ d >> it is friday, so we bring you encore. a look back at the most notable news makers from this past week on "bottom line." >> i think it's a good mandate. obviously it's not a sbrice -- surprise that was elected but the fact that there was a pretty decent turnout across the country, including in the eastern regions, really does show that there's a lot of interest among the ukrainian populous in moving forward out of the current crisis. >> the real challenge in the transatlantic negotiations is not so much the tariff negotiations or tariffs with the european union are relatively low. we face compared to our pacific trading partners, lower trade barriers on the tariff side. the real opportunity and upside for u.s. business and for e.u. business is to reduce regulatory and compliance costs. >> so we're several years now into the economic recovery but if you look at what's happening in terms of unemployment rates or underemployment rat

this guy worked his way up from the bottom. melissa: right. >> he wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth. he is trying to show you, listen, irdid this before. i could do it again. the problem the media, the media is obsessed with this story. melissa: damn media, always our fault? we're awful, awful people! >> put it in context. you cut his pay in half will that add one more job? melissa: maybe one if you cut his pay in half. a bugged war. >> hire one more person. melissa: okay. the bidding war is on the deadline to bid on the l.a. clippers was la last night. reports say grant hill's group offered $1.2 billion. steve baller putting up 1.8 billion doll. this proves you can make money off racist remarks. melissa: that is great business. >> i'm not sure that is what sterling had in mind. if you have owners like balmer and screaming and doing his big thing on change versus cuban. melissa: yeah. you're right. that could be very entertaining. that is its own reality show. >> i don't think sterling will go down without a fight. me

it's a messed up prison, you ask me. >> it's the bottom of the barrel. >> people call it the bottom.e bottom. everybody calls it the bottom. it was terrible at one time. you know, you might have two or three fights going on at the same time, stabbings. quite a few killings. >> it's not like working at a walmart. >> since becoming the warden at holman, grantt culliver has tried to steer the prison away from its violent past. he has set up procedures enabling inmates to settle disputes with words, not weapons. >> back in the day, they fought it out, and later on, someone more than likely get killed. today, they'll come to a staff member and discuss it with a staff member, and they will end it right there. >> i expect an officer to be a professional, treat the inmate population firm, but fair. >> anthony fuller, i got you for a shakedown. >> officers also keep things under control by conducting surprise shakedowns, random searches for hidden contraband. >> i found a knife. in this jacket on the floor up on the head of the bed. i would say 80% of them can put their hands on a knife withi

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it is burned from the bottom. the street side here all the way up to the roof. i just spoke with the owner of sullivan funeral home she is amazed no one was killed in this and for the most part the damage is cosmetic. also very thankful that this wood building didn't completely go up in flames overnight. the driver and the semi truck told police that he was going down market street near castro in this refrigerated unit. that is what he was hauling when the unit blew up. he lost control and just clipped the side of the building and the fire spread and driver and passenger able to get on their own. two people transported to sf general. their conditions unknown. but i did have a chance to speak with san francisco police this morning and we asked what was going on here, why there are actually three tow trucks here and what they're telling me is that they actually have to drain the diesel out first before they can get this truck out of here because there is a potential hazard. they're waiting for that truck to show up and then they'll be able to move this on. for the

we may get an idea on whether china's slowing economic growth is taking a hit on the bottom line of state-owned companies. meanwhile, india's new ministers take charge. more clarity is expected to emerge going forward and as thailand continues under marshall l-- martial law we trak the impact on the economy and the markets. >>> a mining producer is seeking to develop the tenth largest mine in the country. the ivory coast project is fully funded and is expected to extract goal at $700 an ounce, making it profitable at current market prices. what are the risks of investing in a country that has seen two civil wars in less than a decade. i have loads of questions.

>> if you look at people at the bottom end of the ladder, the bottom 20%, ali, the problem with thoseouseholds is that they are not earning enough, it's that they are not earning anything. all. and the worst thing to do is job. second of all, is i would do what you just suggested. i like the idea of a generous earned income credit, a supplement to people's. that is paid for by the taxpayer not the business. and that's for people who have parents, kids, you are living them out of poverty, but not employer. >> and do you feel -- because we're in an election year -- midterm election cycle, do you think conservatives will come together with a palatable response? because i think this question is going to work itself into quite a furry come september. >> it is. but i think minimum wage is a little bit overrated as an issue. because the people who are struggling are people in the middle class. i think the response has to be what are we going to do to help middle class families, and basically indict the obama policies that really haven't worked and talk about new ideas. >> all right. there's

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this looks as if it was an accident but we will get to the bottom of what happened. he is right to mention how our reservists serve alongside regular colleagues and take all the risks. in afghanistan they have proved again and again that they are people of huge quality, ability

the bottom line is this is a man who has betrayed his country, who is sitting in russia, an authoritarian country where he has taken refuge. you know, he should man up and come back to the united states. if he has a complaint about what's the matter with american surveillance, come back here and stand in our system of justice and make his case. but instead he's just sitting there taking pot shots at his country, violating his oath that he took when he took on the job he took and betraying, i think, you know, fundamental agreements that he entered into when he became an employee. and the fact is he has damaged his country very significantly in many, many ways.

pretty sure they don't drop from the sky and sink straight to the bottom. >> how many do we have? d to get some patate now and also small abalone. >> strangely, everyone else believes the hideous sham unfolding before our eyes, doing their best to ignore the blindingly obvious. [ speaking foreign language ] >> then they gave up and just dumped a whole bag of dead fish into the sea. at this point, i begin desperately looking for signs of life, hoping that one of them would stir, become revived. i'm frantically swimming around the bottom littered with dead things looking for one that's still twitching so can i hold it up to the camera and end this misery. but no, my shame will be absolute. for some reason, i feel something snap, and i slide quickly into a spiral of near hysterical depression. is this what it's come to, i'm thinking, as another dead squid narrowly misses my head? almost a decade later back in the same country, and i'm still desperately staging fishing scenes, seeding the oceans with supermarket seafood, complicit in a shameful, shameful incident of fakery? but there i

as you note on the bottom of page 19 of our report and as the department has indicated, they now have an existing option for 6 years at $6,000 a year, $36,000. that's a flat rate that they would otherwise pay if you did not approve this lease. we're recommending that you do approve it. the new lease represents a 32 percent increase in rent for the first year and that goes up by a cost of living each year. so it was a difficult decision as we looked at this, it was a close call, and when we did the present value savings with the real estate division and the department, we concur that there would be a savings, although it's minimal, of about $14,000 over a 20 year term. the 10 year lease that you are approving, if you approve it, plus a 10-year option. >> just -- you know, this is comparatively a small item here. >> yes. >> we're locking in a long-term lease in the height of a real estate market. i'm questioning the generic theory right now. >> right, that's why i said to you that this was a close call on our part. the department right now, if you did not approve this lease, the departm

. >> committed to the bottom of this? >> i hope that we can. i think of the democrats keep stonewalling, it will be hard. >> no matter how hard the administration tries to prevent it, i don't think we will ever get the complete truth. i think that there are several keep that are his. one of them is frankly having to do with where to the concoctions about this video come from. that still seems to be unclear. who came up with the idea that the video was responsible. it was not the cia and certainly not anybody in libya itself. the only thing that i think is striking is that nobody has been apprehended. if there is an activestigation,y secretive area and the idea that nobody has been captured, i think that that is one of the -- kind of the big issues that keep this thing going. if anyone has been brought to justice, there will be less pressure to get to the bottom of it. but it is a growing fat. ashley: they have been there and done that, and done what? >> exactly. and when a "new york times" reporter and other reporters interview these people, som

you're going to need a special prosecutor to get to the bottom of this. >> well, rich, we do have press conferences which white house officials including the president himself are asked whether or not this just came out from cincinnati or whether anybody outside of cincinnati was involved. the next time they're asked that question with all of this evidence piled up, how can they still pin it on cincinnati? >> well, i'm afraid what you're going to get is what you got in benghazi where a white house smo spokesman says dude that was two years ago. this rises to a scandal that exceeds anything nixon has done. when you have lois lernor targeting debt or spending or the course of government. or when she is e-mailing with the department of justice saying we should throw one of these tea party groups in jail, maybe they'll all get the message, this is dictatorship. >> and that's exactly what our constitution was designed to oppose was using the powers of office to go after groups you disagree with politically. >> absolutely. it guarantees freedom of association and they're talking about limitin

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and the shrimp have to be able to bury on the bottom to hide and basically what bp did was asphalt the bottom of the gulf of mexico. in you seen that tar ball my nephew was holding, can you imagine trying to bury through that? it would be like triing to burrough through the highway. >> you're not the only seafood businessman down there. what's happening to everybody else. if you were the biggest one what's happening to a lot of the rest of them? >> i'm about the only one in about a 30-mile square. and basically, we got about a 50-mile square that's -- we still have three areas. even though bp has the commercials saying everything is opened and everything is good, it's not true. we still got three areas that remain closed from the spill. some say it was doing good but it's getting less and less. if you look at what happened alaska, five years after the spill, when they had a complete chance of the industry and i got a bad feeling we're looking at the same thing. what's the definition of same thank what's the definition of insanity to do the same thing and expect a different result? >> l

but the overall bottom line was that one job was cut. der, i mean, i hope somebody asks this question to the white house about this one job, and, you know, i wonder what kind of reaction there will be to these dire charges and what the reality was. you know, tom coburn's retiring. who's going to continue to, you know, raise that flag, i guess? >> no, that's true, it's very true. we'll have a piece tonight on "special report." james rosen is digging into it. we're going to try to find the guy who lost his job, ask him about this whole thing. but we're also going to ask all parties about, you know, that message during that time, because, boy, i tell you, if you were sitting at home, it was the sky is kind of falling because of this movement. and now the reality is much, much different. it also gets to trust, the bottom line about trust and government. and we're not in a good place if you look at polls. martha: very good point. and we will look forward to that story tomorrow. thank you, bret. >> okay, martha. bill: because once it goes to wa

we're at the bottom of the hour now. >>> he admits he embarrassed the league, but it's donald sterling's new comments about race and magic johnson in particular that are raising a lot of questions this morning. in an exclusive interview with anderson cooper, sterling says he's sorry for what he said about friend v. stiviano being seen with black people, but he insists he's not a racist, that his team loves him. and as for magic johnson, we'll let sterling tell you what he thinks in his own words. look. >> i embarrassed the league. i humiliated them. i don't know how -- why i did it. i mean, i feel terrible. >> so, you don't believe, though, that the owners would vote to have you removed as owner? >> i don't think so. the players don't hate me. the sponsors don't hate me. >> you don't believe the players -- >> the fans don't hate me. the media hates. the media, it's all the media pushing it. >> honestly? you really believe that this is just the media? >> i believe it 100%. i believe it 100%. people call me by the thousands and give me support. >> magic johnson has made a public comment. d

in the worst position at the bottom of the table, they also have the worst away record.hey have only scolded that scored 10 goals and won one match away. >> it is not in our hands but we are confident of pulling off the miracle. >> nuremberg, all about relegation, it will be the eighth time they have gone down. a new record. they have not won in six matches, and their goalkeeper is injured. there -- >> there is no port -- no point say we cannot win in schalke. the code then there is hamburg. they have conceded 72 goals this season. ae only reason they have chance is that the teams from logan have performed so poorly. but this weekend hamburg plays nice, a team they have not lost two in their last six encounters. >> we will do what we can. we will give it everything on saturday and see what happens. >> in the worst-case, that could days.egation after 18,508 >> the diamond league competition has been that has begun. 14 meetings to take place on 14 different confident -- confident that on four if incontinence. -- 14 meetings to take place on four different continents. but v

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