We first alerted kron four viewers about this breaking news at 311 this afternoon. For a complete list of buildings that are evacuated go to our website you can get push alerts through the kron four mobile app. Anytime. Anywhere. It is available for free for apple and android devices. Storm debris litters the San Francisco bay. An astonishing look from above in this helicopter partnership with abc7 news. The coast guard now urging boaters to be on the lookout as river levels are expected to rise this evening. Storm debris from the mountains and waterways now in the bay. Large piles of debris can be seen floating near the richmondsan rafael bridge and several other areas nearby. Kron fours Philippe Djegal reports from San Francisco, where debris is washing ashore. Happening now. On highway 17. The first full day of work since a life was lost has resulted in considerable progress on the mudlside slide that shut down part of this major thoroughfare between the Silicon Valley and san jose.
We think a lot about animals as biomedical models. Its important to know how we are treating animals. So i want to talk a little bit of the history of fixing life and this is something with the new editing tools, these are new on the scene in the last three years, they are cheaper, theyre quicker and easier to use and a lot of people have wondered if we have the capacity to now modify a lot of organisms, should we do it with humans, should we do it before theyre born in maybe the same met metaphor before the cow . What hes basically saying, you know, as oppose the sterilizations, the way we segregated people that we didnt want away from society, now we are able to do this and now seemingly sterile mocular level. And hes also bringing the point that im going reiterate with another person, the idea that we sometimes assume that biotechnology is the most effective tool for social problems and i really want to interrogate the idea with you tonight because im not sure that it is. Another pe
Good morning. I am John Friedman and im based in washington dc where the Government Affairs a global apartment shared partnership. Ge is one of the leading technology companies. We have 50000 customers and 130 cussed countries. I dont see him, but i had the honor on tuesday of attending the white house water summit. Peter, marianne, you were there as well and probably others. One of the interesting things i heard was from john, president obamas scientific advisor and he said while members are almost never everything, there almost always a great starting point. I think in your opening remarks where you talk about the state of the nations water challenges you laid out numbers that are very sobering. I will just add to that that the American Society of Civil Engineers released a report giving the countrys water and wastewater of the structure a grade of d. That is worse than my grade of calculus to at the university of virginia. I still dont know why i took that class. I was a history maj
Contributing editor at the Higher Education law and a member of the Editorial Board of the journal cases in education. He has worked as a Higher Education policy analyst at the Florida Legislature and as a turkey says he had for the florida Postsecondary Education planning commission. We also have leonard niehoff, professor at the university of Michigan School of law and a counsel to a law firm. He is the author of numerous publications in the field of First Amendment law and Higher Education lot and for more than 30 years is litigated cases on behalf of the media entities and colleges and universities and he got his ba and jd from the university of michigan and studied at the ecumenical theological seminary. Each panelist will take for about 12 minutes. I will ask a couple questions and then it will be up to you ought to follow up. Good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate in this important symposium and for including me in such distinguished company. And accepted th