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wow! whoa. watch out, man. what is that for? >> what is this? these are fire engines they might look alike they are both red. white top and red lights on top. this is a new 2021 fire engine and this is an older 2014 fire engine. if you can't tell, this one is shorter and narrower than our older fire engines. they have cool things like recessed lights. roll up doors. 360 degree cam ares and more that is important as the city is moving toward slower and safer streets adding parklets and bulb outs and bike lanes we need to decrease our footprint to keep us and the community safer on emergency scenes. >> what's back there? >> when is not guilty fire engine. great question. i want to see, sure. >> let's go back and look at the equipment and the fire pump on the fire engine. >> this is a fire pump. it is cool all the colors and all that. this fire pump and this engine holds 500 gallons of water that is a lot. >> a lot of water. >> it is push out 1500 gallons a minute of water. we can lose our 500 gammons quickly. why we use hoses like this to connect

wow . wow. did not know that's all, but the most important thing is that she will clean such a nice scrub. and to be stunned, how i feel all the grief. now we will start a contrast procedure, cold water, or something, take a deep breath, breathe deeply. here they douse with mineral water. here is the contrast. this is what i felt. oh wow, now we're finalizing our soaring with you with ours oh it's the chinese yes china what the hell are the needles going for? this is already visible. here is the procedure. she is very good accelerates the blood. yes, i feel the needles right as if it is going all over the body. hmm , the nervous system is improving, guys, damn it. and most importantly, oil is absorbed when piercing cats. how i usually like to dive into the cold water here, and then the complete relaxation somehow relaxed. oh, how, and now you need to strain a little according to the old russian tradition, you need to bathe mother's feet. i'm still bad, damn, their grandmothers in the hands. come

wow! that's as good as it gets.trash, we're working on extraordinary material. who cares how long it takes? so you became personally close to him as well? yeah. and deeply enamoured with him. and he's a professor. it was like, i'd sit on the floor of his office and read books. he had books everywhere and it was a mess and he had a sign saying, "do not knock and do not come in", but i would ignore that, which he kind of liked, i think. you were allowed. i was a little wilful. i don't think he minded wilful. as i said, he was mischievous. he died just a few days, i think, after completing the final cut on eyes wide shut. i mean, that must have been a terrible shock for you. do you remember where you were when you heard the news? absolutely. i was in new york... ..and i... he'd sent me a fax and i said... i'd left him a message saying i'd call him in the morning. and when the phone rang, i thought it was stanley, and it was his assistant, leon. and leon said, "stanley kubrick is dead." and i remember dropping the phone

[laughter] ♪ - wow, what's that? hangovers, and bowling coexist peacefully in an atmosphere of mutual respect. also food. - tony, how many times do you eat a day? [laughter] no, because when i watch that show, i think about it. i'm like, "wow, you've had, like, seven meals and it's only 1:00." [laughter] [margo price's "this town gets around"] ♪ - who's up? - you're up first. - i'm up? okay. - yeah. ♪ - oh. - going well. - not a promising beginning. [laughs] - it can only get better. - i don't think he's american. [both laugh] - if there's any hustler, it would be l.j. you know? - yeah. - the unassuming guy who just happens to show up after being missing for a little while. - right. i can see that. ♪ - [laughs] that might have been the quickest gutter of the day. [laughter] ♪ - [laughs] ♪ - oh! ♪ - oh, yes. - yeah. [clapping] go down! - oh! [laughter] ♪ - change. - over the line. - that's the one! ♪ ♪ - yes! - oh! - whoo! - i was like... i was going, okay, get into character. [laughter] - in a safer world, all of us

. - oh, wow. wow, you made me sort of attractive. - you are attractive.l beauty so boring. - okay then. should we go back to work, or? - ben, this is the work. - yes. should i draw you? - (laughs) okay, cool. - oh, wow, gosh, okay. is that the penis from the film? - how are my nipples? - yep. - have you seen my bedroom yet? - you have a bedroom? (laughs) (footsteps thudding) (piano playing) - oh, sorry. rip it, oh. - [harry] you can write here if you want. let yourself out when you feel. - okay, yeah. i'll flash it out a bit. - you okay? you seemed a bit distracted. - oh, no, no. i was, i liked it. we did well. what are we gonna say to billie about this? - what do you mean? - i mean, will we want to do this again, or? - i think it was kind of an experience, you know? - great. what were the results? you let me know. okay, oh. go ahead. (footsteps thudding) (slow music) hi. hi, how are you? - i'm good. i'm good. - um, is this a bit strange? was it a good day for music? - yeah. - good. i was just wondering if you might still be in the business of being inter

so thank you and yeah. >> (clapping). >> wow. >> thank you, guys. so much. >> thank you, both >> now like to introduce our next speaker. >> marin. >> nina the vice president for the community development at j.p. morgan chase and company. >> (clapping). >> thank you, isaac hi, everybody good afternoon it is such a thrill to be here on behalf of chase for the groundbreaking and i didn't underwrite the financing has nothing to do with the closing of financing and when james my colleague asked me to come here to talk about anyone knows that james couldn't change that conflict of undergrounding and grand opening. well my first thought to change the under writer i don't girlfriend talks but that is impossible not to feel connected to the project i them connected a group in san francisco more than a couple of decades raised our daughter here with the high school district. i go to the parks and the open space on the weekends is a recharger a big part of san francisco and beyond the city's effort more affordable housing and more sustainable and inclusive i l

come on wow wow madame please. thank you. oh, this is exactly what you dreamed of.es, to sit in the evening, when the children are there, and we closed and we are not there and buns and a rosette. oh, and here's stunned and you're alive. yes, everything is super class. this is what we were missing. what to start. he is not understands the eyes run wide. this haircut is a toy. that's all that once a year you get a season. thank you very much, how do you like the crib for your youngest? oh crib crib. he will enjoy himself very much here. she is so soft, cozy, pleasant. this is a convertible bed. your son is growing up, and you are transforming the crib, according to his height and in the end. it can be, a desk and a bench, right. great. yes , schools and there is a lily's pendulum. it seems to me that it is convenient. yes, any mother knows that the pendulum - this is really great, great. as you have not yet discussed the full. this is a quartz laminate. oh, i didn't even notice it looks like a real tree. yes, even some cracks are so authentic here. here 's what you n

wow. and i did subsequently, 25 years later, i did get to tell lady bird johnson. oh, that right. but no photograph of that either. a photograph of that. i am part of it was i was not really that in taking pictures until i took a photo class in college and. oh really later. yeah. i was not one of these you know kids that was drawn to photography right away. although i will say that. i was in fourth grade when kennedy was assassinated and the next day that famous picture by cecil stone of lbj, again sworn in really was a profound moment. so much so that i cut that picture out of that newspaper and taped to my bedroom closet door. so clearly, as a really young kid, still photographs were speaking to me, not knowing that someday, you know, this would be sure that's really powerful. so how did your career evolve photography and how did you end up at the doorstep of the white house? what's a photographer for president reagan, you no luck plate. so much of a role in my career. just like the way

so coming into my life at that time, wow. i mean, that wasjust at that time, wow., wow. i mean, that wasjust a beautiful thing, to suddenly collide with him. which was the first film of his that you saw? aha, which was the first film of his that you saw?— that you saw? a clockwork orange- — 0range. laughs . which is like... mm, . which is like... by myself, i waned . which is like... by myself, i wagged school, _ . which is like... by myself, i wagged school, and - . which is like... by myself, i wagged school, and i - . which is like... by myself, i wagged school, and i went i . which is like... by myself, i. wagged school, and i went and saw clockwork orange, i didn't understand any other, i sat there with myjaw like what... and i was deeply disturbed. and they sort the shining and made out the shining, which says something about me, i had my first kiss in the shining, which isjust weird. i didn't see a lot of the shining, but yeah. it was my first, i can't believe i'm saying this, tongue kiss. i had a kiss on stage in spring awakening. so anyway! laughs fm laugh

wow. wow. - amazing, huh? - that's incredible. so are you a long hauler? you gonna stay in iceland?from expat to immigrant because i do plan on staying here forever. i don't see a reason to ever move back. - you don't want to go back to the united states? - not permanently. i love living in iceland. and that freedom that i was telling you about, in terms of being able to express myself and feeling safe. being a woman, i feel very safe in iceland. and being a black woman, i feel very safe. now granted, i'm not saying people don't have experiences of being discriminated against or racism. i know of people, personally, who people have said things to them. but i have never heard it directly, and, you know, knock on wood, i hope that never happens. - so that must be such a relief. - it is. it is. when i first got here, of course, i knew that i looked different than everybody, or the majority of people. and i definitely had people staring at me pretty long, especially in, like, the suburbs, where they normally don't see people who look like me. but i felt very welcomed. like my icelandic