they are "the next list." >>> today on "the next list." month electric car astronomist. but now he's wrestling with some of the most profound questions of our existence. >> there is not an area that david doesn't know something about, is not interested in. >> what is time, what is consciousness? how does the human brain construct reality? >> we dropped people from a 150-foot-tall tower. >> and he'll go to almost any length to test his theories. >> it's definitely an adventure working with him. >> so strap in. you're about to meet david eagleman, a radically different thinker who is going to blow your mind just by explaining how it works. i'm dr. sanjay gupta, and this is "the next list." >> the brain is a massive network made of tens of billions of cells shooting information back and forth, many times per second, every single cell, and each one is connected to others in such density that there are hundreds of trillions of connections in there. i'm david eagleman, and i'm a neuroscientist. a neuroscientist studies the brain, and in particular, i study the human brain. i'm

and we're also going to have a retreat on the 24th and 25th, which is next weekend. angelina wei is going to serve until september 9th when the sac holds elections but she's out of town right now and she'll be at the next meeting. this year we also have a new sac coordinator whose name is salvador lopez [speaker not understood] and he's also out of town this evening, but we'll introduce him at the next meeting. >> welcome. all right, item e, the parent advisory council report. i see ms. -- i always do this. is it williams spratt? i got it right this time. >> good evening, commissioners, superintendent, families out there listening. and i want to say special welcome to the newest student delegate, you were taking on that position in representing that important voice at these board discussions. so, thank you. this report is a brief update about the work we did over the summer. as we're preparing for the school year, we look forward to working together to continue to close the achievement gap, support student success across the district and to bring parent voices to the

we have to be really clear so i'm keeping my motion >> so there's a motion to continue this to the next meeting and we'll have more willfully discussion. >> it will be on september 13th (calling names). >> the motion passes and this is continued until the next meeting september 17th. >> that's correct. >> go ahead. >> we're moving on. >> i wanted to advise the whole commission that the sheriff's department is waiting for us to vacate this building and we're the last business meeting and to disperse the protest. >> so can i move we continue the balance of the agenda until the next meeting is that possible. >> yes. >> can i move all the agenda items in one motion. >> i'm willing to entertain that. >> you know i'm sorry but future business items there's a lot of stuff i want to get going here i'm sorry. it's late but i don't think it's the business items. >> it's not a matter of being late by of the sheriff's department. >> i can have future business items outside this meeting we're trying to end this meeting as soon is possible. can i make one request the neighborhood outreach policy can

district, this proposed budget includes an unprecedented $110 million in education support over the next two years, and we are taking on additional responsibilities at our school districts where we will see new support from the private sector for middle schools, and new support with our federal partners with promised neighborhoods grants. and thanks to our city librarian, we will be extending library hours throughout our city. (applause) >> we are going to make san francisco an even safer city. we developed a six-year police staff and fire staffing plan to train san francisco's first responders. over the next two years ~ san francisco will hire 300 new sworn police officers with six new academy classes. and we will add 120 firefighters with three new fire academy classes. with with 35 construction cranes across our skyline, you can see public and private construction jobs being created every day. in fact, an estimated 223,000 jobs will be created over the next 10 years from city projects alone. for our part, we're making a sound investment of $25.1 billion in capital projects over the ne

the next one is scheduled for september 19. it's penciled in now. i guess the administration bureau is just confirmed the chief's calendar and we have to make sure all who are going to be present are going to be present and we're holding a large block and this is a big one and we have a number of cases. >> then i won't go. >> sorry deputy chief. sorry sir. >> thank you. >> okay. so it's between me and you. >> we will figure out whoever is available. >> perfect. thank you sergeant. >> thank you. >> all right please call 4b. >> 4bocc discussion and review of recent activities. >> director hicks good evening. >> good evening president mazzucco and commissioners and members of the audience. last night the occ was also present at the national night out activities held at northern, mission and ingleside districts. last week attorney donna salazar did a role play on occ mediation to students at uc berkeley and next week i will provide the commission with the july monthly comprehensive statistical report and that concludes my report. >> thank you. commission

the next is for the road specifically the miss appropriation of $4 million in fta funds. and $3.3 million in prop k funds that were approved by the voters not to have a viable station. and last point that staff is unaware of a funding envelope in the region of $30 million that can be immediately used to start building the station including the adjacent quinton street track. in closings i respectfully request a 3 month stay of execution on the station underpass while we reach out to it bridge reconstruction experts that will be on time and budget >> thank you. anyone else on the public who would like to speak. seeing none, public comment is closed. ms. lombardy could we discuss it a little bit. i know that supervisor cowen is very supportive of moving this forward and i see in the transportation slides there's one package of the public concerns >> we propose that our citizen advisory committee we've responded to him. >> good morning transportation planner with the authority. i do have a presentation if you're interested but i can go over the key concerns we heard from the

i'm one of the property owners located next door to the site. appellants report number 2 is a report certified by professionals. this gentleman was a u.s. environmental protection agency expert. this documents in detail the various health and safety paroles for at at to install their equipment including the acid batteries located on a building that's could be flooded. this has lead components and materials that could cause cancer and materials that react violently to heat. mr. hag man says this requires another study to address how at&t proposes to deal with those hazards. the unusual swishgz of relating to at&ts equipment in the building with the history of flooding that presents a potential flooding speaks too on the error of this project from sequa. please vote to override the planning depends determination to pass this permit for this location. thank you >> next speaker >> good afternoon supervisors my name is vince co- owner of the property next to the subject property we're discussing this knowledge. as was previously talked about this pip

the next is a quash from 1956. he's always been interested in the angle of roads and what they did to your prospective of the landscape. and finally the coffee from depends looking grand. and the afternoon they moved to los angeles where we taught at ucla and for a few years this first picture is very much in the representational mode although it's quite a bit distracted and there's some or are more abstract then others. ocean park 97 from 1970. we're beginning to get involved in the a bit distraction he did 1 hundred and 35 pictures. then this unentitled picture from 1975 is my particular favorite pieces. and then alienation park 1980 they're getting quite spare here. and unentitled work on paperwork 1946. he's beginning to explore some earlier forms. my parents left in 1988 and moved to hillsborough california because he was ill most of the time they lived there certainly after his studio 15 got up and going he never did any oil pa t paintin paintings. the second work is actually from 1990 that was painted when he

. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure many of you have seen or heard regularly in the news. my father came from iran so every time i see those headlines and get an article in my e mail i have this moment of panic thinking about my family members in iran who might be the next victims of this terrible war administration this is, disaster on the horizon. it begins with words. daggers of men who bleed their nations of hope kill any promise. here is war, a bag full of hate posturing angry man rhetoric unleashing disaster on the horizon. war has no face like a genie it doesn't go back in the bottle. the witchary gives nothing it is a tornado that sucks up life, spits out ashes and broken minds i can feel in my bones. near as anyone who's face i see who's eyes i hold tight fixod this comp us i see the war coming breaking lose in the mouths. they are monsters who can't see the people who will weep. they're are creators of the destruction that begins on the tongue and ends in the cold eyes of tomorrow. [applause] >> last

the day planner the next 12 hours, it will be bright and 60. by noon we are pushing 80 and by 4:00, our warmest areas are pushing 90's and we will be back in the mid-to-upper 70's and pleasant in the evening. we have more cloud cover along the coast at 58 and clouds open up and bring us low-to-mid 60's in the afternoon. enjoy. >> we have two major bus lines that travel up-and-down van ness that are going to be delayed. 47 and 49 because of an emergency vehicle blocking the intersection at van ness. expect delays. the rest of mass transit is fine. at the bay bridge we can see the bay bridge toll plaza the lights are on and the traffic is stacking up. we have a report of an accident before you get to treasure island in the westbound direction blocking a lane causing a little bit of a slow down. >> developing news from the east bay, a teen is dead and two others are injured following a car crash in dan villas students at local hives are ready to begin a new school year and we are joined at the scene by kira klapper. >> it will be a difficult mornin

just the next couple of days, there is just enough to hang the heat. omething different. we will see the on shore flow increase and we will have more of the ocean inflation. lit be cooler next week. temperatures normal through the weekend. clouds will be back near the water t bay, the coast, plenty of blue sky except for the the coast each afternoon for the next several. san jose, beautiful. 80 degrees high. san ramon, 87, 78 for vallejo. napa nice. mid 80s . in the city, 67, petaluma, 79 high. extended forecast, great weekend, 70s near the bay. 80s to near 90 and we will slow down. this is cruise control weather. great weather to get outside. do something outside. whatever suits you. >> beautiful. >> great. thanks. >>> you might say, something at dodger stadium stinks. most bay area baseball fans would say, yes, it's the team. actually, no. it's these little critters. come on out of there. this skunk family has moved into the chavez ravine stadium. there are some dodger fans embracing the animals. they believe the skunks are the actually a little lucky

maybe not the bricks, but maybe the next level down. and you look in europe and just developed markets, the valuat n valuations there are still 10% discounts to where they should be longer term when equity markets in the u.s. are arguably 5%, 10% premium with where they should be long term. >> i just wonder, brian, you know, where within the market -- where are the best places to look? you cannot just, you know, the rising tide is not going to lift everything from this point forward. >> yeah. >> where are the best opportunities lie here? >> well, first of all, we get really worried when people start talking about buying stuff on valuation. i think sometimes you get into this valuation trap type of situation where you have a numerator and a denominator. the problem we have trying to make a broad call on the bricks or europe is you don't know what the denominator looks like the next two years. we don't see the growth there. we think they're close to value traps than growth opportunities. in the u.s., we want to be in financials, industrial

they're going to stage here in the next few hours. you can see some of these work crews circling. they're hoping to find a parking spot so they can begin to work at 8:00. reporting live from the toll plaza, patty lee, channel 2 news. >> we're getting a first look at the command center and the opening of the new span. it has several communications stations for cal police and chp managers. they're monitoring traffic exactly also be checking construction vehicles to and from that project. the highway patrol is getting ready to start the process by running traffic brakes on both sides of the span. in san francisco, starting at about 7:15, chp cruisers will slow down traffic and start closing on the ramp. after that, people heading to the bridge on eastbound 80 will be forced to exit. >> for example, in emeryville, if you're traveling westbound 880, you're going to be diverted. >> bay area transit agency, bart will offer 24-hour service and longer trains for people needing to get around. 14 bart stations will be staying open overnight. the san francisco ferry is also expanding service t

could be exciting the next few days. >> for you. love that. >> the thundersm s is interesting. >> we don't get that. >> thanks. >> the san francisco giants take on the boston red sox tonight. but this game is about more than who wins. how the teams are working together to benefit those who need it most. >> morning boys and girls. we have a couple head shots. rangers it's, it's, it's really close. come on back. ,,,, look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles rethink possib

weather is certainly playing a role the next couple days. the thunderstorms could be a blessing or a curse. depends on how much rain they provide and what the winds do. we'll get a look at your local forecast in just a few minutes. back to you jon and laura. >> make sure to stay with us for continuing coverage of the rim fire both on air and online. our website, nbcbayarea.com, is updated around the clock. you'll find a link if you go now to an interactive map that shows the perimeter of this fire. just search "rim fire". >>> new this morning, an overnight standoff now over. streets are now open in downtown san jose. a man holding a knife to his own neck talked to police for hours overnight forcing the closure of ten city streets in the area of santa clara street between 11th and 13th. that standoff was going on just about a mile from the scene of a deadly shooting that happened on saturday in downtown san jose. a man on a bike was shot and killed in a parking lot at third and julian streets and a surveillance camera captured it all. today in

we constantly prepare for the next major conflict. in the navy our motto is -- this is big navy's motto -- a global force for good. we believe that we operate on a continuum of bringing heat and light. you are sitting on one of those platforms right now. you are sitting on this amazing lhd, the uss macon island, it can bring the heat or it can bring the light. do you want to get a little twitchy around the world and you want to sort of rattle the cage a little bit and test our will and show bravado? you don't want an amphibious group showing up off your shore. that can be a bad day for you. on the other hand, we'd like to bring the light. we'd like to bring the medical prowess, its ability to generate electricity for you, we'd like to bring its cadre of people to rebuild your churches, your clinics, your homes, we'd like to be able to bring its operating rooms and 40,000 tons of icu's and hospital beds and transports and medical evac, whether we fly you in or float you in. that's what we'd like to bring. and like everybody else in the

zero heartburn. >>> welcome back "to the next list." ited the pyramids of egypt so now let's visit the ancient mines of guatemala. >> i live in this village 15 years. and then came this word. trash. probably like a lot of visionary types, suzanna was also regarded as a little bit crazy. she looks like this wild person. >> susanna, you are crazy. you are totally crazy. you want to build with this? and in october 5th we had the first big hurricane here and 25 houses was just wiped out. >> and then there was suddenly this huge need for rebuilding and there were those plastic bottles filled with those little papers that the children had been stuffing and stuffing and stuffing. >> plastic bottles stuffed with trash. unlikely building material. >> it is trash and it's a container for trash. >> when hurricane stan decimated a town on the shores of guatemala, victims and relief workers desperate to rebuild immediately saw their value. >> came and we can't believe it. do you need help? >> that was 2005. and today you can find the so-called ecobri

these are two companies that we think over the next 12 months are going to appreciate. they have good stories. toll brothers is a luxury builder. their buyers should not be mortgage rate sensitive and a niche player. as competition increases in the lower end of the market, which it absolutely will, toll brothers will be in a good position. we think the price and gains is sustainable over the next 12 months -- >> is -- >> go ahead. >> kb home on the other hand is a different story. they are a turnaround story getting back to profitability. they have to show us they can continue to do it, but the stock is relatively inexpensive. so we think the risk reward is compelling. >> quickly, i was going to ask, the slowdown is this prolonged, brief? do we see higher prices down the road? do you think? >> i think that -- i wouldn't be surprised to see a little acceleration next quarter, but what i think is we're probably going from what we saw earlier in the year 25, 35% growth, we're probably slowing down and will end up sort after 15% through the end of the year. >> megan mcgrath,

for the next steps, go to knowhow2.org. oh, my! haa ha ha! ha hha ha! [snortg] >> health service board is now in order. please stand for the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands; one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam secretary, roll call, please. >> roll call. president breslin? >> here. >> vice president lim? >> present. >> supervisor farrell excused. commissioner fraser? >> here. >> commissioner fraser excused. commissioner scott sf >> here. >> commissioner shlain? >> here. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. ~ item number 1, please. >> item 1, action item, approval (with possible modifications) of the minutes of the meeting set forth below. regular meeting of june 13th, 2013 combined with rates and benefits committee. >> are there any corrections? no corrections. >> i move adoption of the minutes as distributed. >> i second. >> any public comment on this item? having none, all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? it's unanimous. >> item nu

rain over the next several days. e most significant late day friday if everything pans out as projected. have to keep the chance for rain in saturday. that front is not going to move very quickly. this will stall out, but i thy -- think it will push east. looks like a sunnier shift in the weather. it will take a will to get here. concert tomorrow. >> all right. >> got a favorite song? >> mirrors. >> suit and tie is a good one. >> i would say the one from snl but i can't say it on tv. >> no, you can't. >>> abc2 is teaming up with the preston mitchum foundation for the annual back-to-school. we're looking atens, pencils and le ring binders. you can get a full list of supplies and donation centers at abc2news.com/school supplies. we'll be right back. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com >>> here's a lock at what you'll see at 11:00. we'll take you to a neighborh

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it brings the next-generation technology. this allows our pilots to go where they need to go when they need to go. this builds on the technology in the f-22 and advances it 10 years along. it brings increased range. it is stealth where it needs to go and is advanced avionics to use the advantage of the technology. it's the excess range to go further than we have before. that is the advantage of the f- 35. host: all the different branches of the government are going to have a variation of f-35. how will they differ across the branches? what are the challenges for making a different one for each of the branches? guest: they have different it is made to take off and land from -- it is a short takeoff and vertical landing. it is meant to land and take off facilities.nary for the u.s. navy version, it is made to take off and land off of catapults and arresting gears with tail hooks. the challenges are on the unique requirements associated with the different airplanes. are outor the f 35b, we for the second time at the uss ,oss, doi

and so, those are kind of just the three key goals of what we want to accomplish in the next year with the budget and the funding that was received, for the business portal. and stream lining report, we are still in the final edits and so, hope to have this to you by the end of august for you to review. in terms of the goal four, so for the recycling centers and the crv, the reception value, we now have had the fourth closure of a significant recycling center are almost fourth closure with the recycling center with the market street safeway. and so which is and i reported last week that there was a closure of the geary street safeway. and so this is escalating our need to sort of deal with this. and so, i have been in conversation with jason elliott to start looking at this as a comprehensive thing for the city to address. and some proposal to put forward to the state because this is a state law, and so, any unique things that we may need to do will have to be addressed sort of in that context of it being a state regulation. the task force has two meetings left and so, the last two mee

and the next, please. a volunteer group, i believe it was called good vibes, i'm not sure, that did clean up. huh? clean bikeses. they were there after the festival and they were doing stoop labor, picking up every single bottle cap, every single thing they could find. and i think this kind of clean up is very good and admirable and it's something that we need. so, the last slide is just some suggestions. put up the outer fences closer to the concert date. take them down more quickly, please. make root protection a priority. use sunset boulevard for truck parking, protect plants at the southern end of the park and keep up the good work with the fencing that protects vegetation, the bike parking and [speaker not understood] clean up. >> very helpful. thank you very much. >> sandra? >>> thank you. sandra decker with the san francisco green party. i've lived in san francisco about a year and i was amazed at the blue grass festival when i saw the huge number of people and the damage that was happening in the pa

this is also in that same studio in the corner of the studio. this next picture is out of the window of the second studio in ocean park in los angeles. the first one was just a windowless room quite small. the second one had wonderful windows that you put a stick in to keep open. i have always believed that something about that imagine give him a shove in the decision of some of the things he was dealing with in the ocean park picture. we'll see an example of that from 1970 a year after that one i just showed you. and, yes it's still the same studio window by it's getting more a bit tracked. i do remember seeing him working. he was very physically involved in the paints and canvas. there would be a lot of aggression. his hands were strong and he used the strength to express his ideas. he often drew at home and i remember the same connection to paper which was attached to a board. sometimes he was so involved he'd go through the paper. then an elaborate portion of the paper he would glue on the extensions in various places. sometimes, it seems like this ex