we feel social studies is sizzling. we had our own national standards put out, the civic life called c-3 and within those four dimensions, one is take, informed action. it's there. new york state put it into their framework which is where i'm from and we had a commissioner who said the only state to put it into social studies happens to be the secretary of education, john king. we are very pleased about that. >> i think were neglecting that age group tremendously. i was once chatting up with a group of ten -year-olds and you can't believe the questions. imagination was snuffed out a few years later. a girl stands up and says ask me question. why does coca-cola cost more than gasoline? i said what? she said yes. that's when it was patient a gallon of coca-cola cost more than a gallon of gasoline. she said it's sort of simple. see the imagination there. even to ask that kind of question. gasoline, you have to get the oil fracking, refine it, ship it and so forth. it comes in cheaper than coca-cola which is water and some s

we actually showed wes studi, you know, as a slave owner, which is not a great moment in cherokee historybut it's inside where we're seeing something we haven't ever seen before. and when i'm shooting the scene with wes studi riding a horse, and he comes down and he's talking to his slaves in cherokee, i say to myself, "this has never been seen before, filmically, i don't think." and so it's those images-- you know, the good, the bad, the ugly, the humorous-- that, you know, as native people, i want to pull back and start to see, you know? and we shall remain really took some strides in showing something different about native people. >> hinojosa: were you surprised when you got that call to have you direct that kind of a film? >> i'm always surprised when i get a call! ( laughter ) >> hinojosa: really? >> yeah, i mean, you know, like i said, i've done friday night lights for nbc and law and order, and... >> hinojosa: and law and order is actually important, because the actor from smoke signals who was young at the time of smoke signals, adam beach... >> adam beach, yeah. >> hinojosa: ...

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so that's really the way we want to teach social studies. we want to do it, but -- let us have time -- >> give the audience around the country your website, your contact information so if they want to start something in their local community, no excuses there, you got parents who would love to have their school children come alive intellectually and normatively, instead of coming back drudgingly from school. >> ncss.org is the national council, ncss.org, and koneil, one l, oneil @ncss.org. and we will work with you and our state councils to revolutionize and get social studies education back into the classrooms. >> do you have materials that you can send to them? >> we sure do. sure. >> you want -- years ago, we started what we call an academic cookbook. it's for the people. and had all kinds of projects for high school students, for example, learning how we should select the jury. so it's representative. learning how to rate hospitals. learning how to compare food prices and different supermarkets for the same brands, to see what the best sh

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we wanted to do the study questions again. was there a direct correlation, could we make a correlation between russia's economic footprint in a country, and a deterioration of their governance standards. if we could or could not, and we will tell you how successful we were, what is the impact, what is the amplification. what is the overall impact on the public confidence in democracies, in the institutions themselves. we wanted to get very specific. we wanted to drill down into five countries to understand how this worked. we can make broad general trend lines, but to understand, as we will argue, the playbook, you have to understand how it works individually in each country. we selected five countries. latvia, serbia, slovakia, and four out of the five are nato and european union countries. so the nato country, certainly the united states, has an ee mo -- enormous amount, and for syria, we want-- serbia, yet holds gre culture ties with russia. we would see any difference. so that was, and of course, we he wanted broad gee owe

by the way we call it total cancer care and we study and it's like the one i'm seeing right now and the population comes up. what did you use to treat these patients and they work and you're developing a system where patients are helping other patients. >> a quick example of what you're talking about in the weather turned out that it's athe way to predict hurricane and their path. several years ago everyone agreed from all the different countries collecting weather data to pool it all in one common data base and then the algorithms each country and group could say which pathway are they going to predict for a hurricane and who is going to be right more often and just by sharing the data and letting everybody have access to that data and their own algorithums we have much more effective at predicting where hurricanes are going go. >> do you run into patients concerned about privacy? >> of course but the vast majority of patients want to do this. these patients know that you're doing research and the probability of finding something that may help them specifically is a challenge. however

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and we can't do the study without the funding, so is there something that can be pro- providedll allow for that to happen and still hold, you know, the greater portion of the funding up? so that we can actually get a report back and release that based on what we hear? >> yes, as a body that allocates the funds you will have the ability to let out just that amount of funding for the particular scope, but i am not sure, is what he would need to answer the questions raised by commissioner peskin and i did also ne glekt to say one thing, attached to the form is another special condition that acknowledges that there are these other studies out there like the rav and it gives this body the ability to stop, if you approved the allocation to stop the work at any time. if it picks a different alignment and to renegotiate the scope of work my understanding is that 85 percent of what is funded is stuff that would need to happen any way regardless of alignment. what specifically about that 900,000. so that the transbay authority, recently did a supply mental eir, which modified some elemen

then continue to receive public input on the potential solution and on district nine, we presented the interchange study to the finance committee, this month. and we will be following up given how well those have been received, to date. by the community and we will be following up with commissioner campos's office to advance the capitol grant to facilitate implementation in the november december, cycle. >> in district one, we are happy to report that this work is complete, and the striped, bike lanes and so thank you, for commissioner for the leadership in the communities. >> thank you so much. >> your leadership on those and it is exciting and our first capitol project and i think, that one of the first if not the first to be completed and look forward for the deputy is nodding yes and that is true, and you get to be first, district one. >> and in addition, we have on deck, the hair ball interchange, and planning study, which is the 101, bay shore, interchange study in district ten and so that will be presented to the finance committee where the commissioner cohen sits, and as well on wednesday, octobe

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we have different studies and we are able to compile the information and get a solid game plan going. >> reporter: in san francisco, folks have a higher chance of getting kidney and bladder cancer. >> yes, we have a doctor giving a presentation of that. we had high rates of bladder and kidney cancer. it's normally found in one in 100,000 people. there were two of us in our fire house that got this cancer. >> reporter: you know it's happening on the job. >> people started to think, is it a safe fire house. it's one of the busiest companies in the united states. the exposure rate is high. >> reporter: i know you have done a lot of things about modifying your behaviors. you wash away the cancer causing elements. is there something you can do to combat the cancer. >> we are studying the human cells at the cellular level to see if there is a way to neutralize the toxic effects of the flame retardant chemicals. if they can find an antioxidant that could help firefighters, that could be amazing. that's being presented today. >> reporter: like you could pop a pill and it might help? >> a pill

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first, i want to begin with the inspiration behind what we were studying. we were struck by a letter that by a veryn in 2009 significant group of central and eastern european leaders to the obama administration. it was an open letter. while the letter had other issues regarding the u.s. relationship with central europe, the relationship with russia, within the letter it had a very interesting observation, i will say. it is describing that russia uses overt and covert means of economic warfare, and what we found that was interesting about that, the use of the word economic warfare, but it was an attempt to challenge the transatlantic orientation of these countries. that is an interesting statement. i wonder if that is true, it we could determine whether that was true. wasral years later, there the hungarian prime minister who gave us some additional food for thought. in a speech he gave in july 2014, he mentioned the wind is blowing from the east, it is possible to construct a new liberal andon national foundations. we thought perhaps the economic dimension w

then continue to receive public input on the potential solution and on district nine, we presented the interchange study to the finance committee, this month. and we will be following up given how well those have been received, to date. by the community and we will be following up with commissioner campos's office to advance the capitol grant to facilitate implementation in the november december, cycle. >> in district one, we are happy to report that this work is complete, and the striped, bike lanes and so thank you, for commissioner for the leadership in the communities. >> thank you so much. >> your leadership on those and it is exciting and our first capitol project and i think, that one of the first if not the first to be completed and look forward for the deputy is nodding yes and that is true, and you get to be first, district one. >> and in addition, we have on deck, the hair ball interchange, and planning study, which is the 101, bay shore, interchange study in district ten and so that will be presented to the finance committee where the commissioner cohen sits, and as well on wednesday, octobe

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