this is at a different angle or if this has been rotated to to be parallel to union street or perpendicular to union street. >> that is their reason because it looks like it matches the withdrawn plans. >> i believe that she said that that ruling is not open and there is no cabinetry behind it. that was my understanding. >> i am looking at the plans that are approved on october 3rd, 2009 and i don't see these on the plan. >> as correct, there seemed to be a discrepancy. >> thank you. >> mr. sanchez. before you sit down, i understand the chronology to be that the permit was issued in october of 2009 and far -- and in between was the time when the jurisdiction request came and, at the know what communications take place with respect to a jurisdiction request of the project that your department has approved? >> could you repeat a question? >> the you learn that a project has a jurisdiction request filed on it prior to the issuance of -- >> if we would to learn that there had been a jurisdiction request -- we don't get any official notice that says we must suspend or take action. >> we do send

they are perpendicular with the center divide, blocking the fast lane. that may be an issue in the next few minutes before crews get there. the east shore freeway moving smoothly. a 19-minute drive off of the bridge down through berkeley and emeryville. they will see the construction on the north side of the bridge and the tower being assembled as it was yesterday. focus on the road because others might be distracted we are showing you the pictures and more crowds for the world series and bart is adding trains for tomorrow and that's weather-dependent. back to you. >> early voting is under way and a race was left off of the mail in ballots. christie smith is live in martinez with more on the ballot blunder. >> reporter: good morning, brent. the elections department here was not even aware that there was a problem until a voter phoned in on friday to say that a sanitary district issue that he was watching was not on the ballot that he received. the elections department then spent the weekend investigating and found out he was right. nine precincts were ap

people would park perpendicular. the neighborhood became a parking lot for prostitution and there was dumping and drug use and it was driving people crazy. she figured out we will make lemonade. the kicker was in the floods of 2002 in the mission and she woke up in backed up sewage. twin

we're talking about how it goes perpendicular, when the tire comes through, it can go in. >> if it changesther way. the tire will hit and the biker will keep n going. >> youure around here, how many are the wrong way? >> iican't be sure. 33,000 inlets in the city. it happens. >> other fine is actually with the bike lanes. you park in a bikk lane. $75. >> is that enoogh of a turn? >> it's a start. >> the daager is when you know you are out there, and then, somebody arred there, and it takks you into traffic. things are changing, in baltimore. >> i wonder if just bringing awareness to it will help. i didn't know bikers were having %-so, bringinn wareness will help. >> sure, and they're adding, 23 more miles of bikeelanes. >> all right. >> ell, coming up, it sounds like a campaign stop. ú%t are paying for it. >> ww arr moving forward, moving our state forrard, in these %--p>> how the governor may be -p>> cooler in the upper 40's t3 the north and wess. temperatures a little bit milder south and east. $sv ú not nearly what we got a couple weeek ago. but, close tooan inch of rain. -eanwhile, hur

pukin seeds donated by a previous win perpendicular. >>> back in florida, ten little crocodiles cracked through their eggs one after another after another. but may be small now, but with a 1200 pound down nax maximo, they won't be strong for very long. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. hey, bill, good morning. >> good morning, thomas. thomas, a lot of weather people, we like to go storm chasing. >> sure. >> i don't have to do that. the storm me to me last night. take a look at this hail video from brooklyn. listen to the sounds. almost looks like snow out there. this is out my front window. ne york city got hit pretty hard by this storm and this is three weeks after getting hit by a tornado. who knows, maybe new york city is the new oklahoma city. we had that storm system kick through areas of the aeft last night. we still have a little bit of rain. the storms rolled right over the jets and minnesota vikings game. two storm systems, one up in new englandnd theother one down here in louisiana

they are gonna get it perpendicular and raise it hundreds of feet in the air. when that goes up, the drivers on the bay bridge will get a front-row seat. at around 5:00 this morning, ktvu got this exclusively look at this 107-foot section of tower that will be part of the signature tower of the new bay bridge. the section was brought over on a barge to the construction site before dawn. as crews got ready to undertake this massive project. this is phase ii of a five- stage project. this work is happening right at eye level to drivers at the bay bridge. and that has caltrans warning drivers about keeping their eyes on the road and not the project. >> it's an interesting thing to say, hey, we're doing this amazing thing but don't look. there was really no way to screen it but we looked into it. it was better just to get the word out that we're doing this work and if they want to do more go to our website. >> reporter: this process shows the process. two strands are hoisting each section about 30 stories in the air so it n bened up and bolted in place. this proces

it is done, perpendicular to the road. no problem. but, some, in the city are goiig the wrong way.r bike, aad then, here. your tire could go right in the get caught, and then you wwuld be injured. so, all future construccion will have to be, perppndicular version, and they'll correct a lot of them as well. >> a liitle bit later, we'lllbe talking, to see bikers, and organizers, big on doing this. >> well, help is on theeway for ssall businesses who were hit hard by a record-breaking hot summer. small bbsinesssadministration says federal disssttr loans are available for damages caused by the heat aad drought. coming up, on the early edition, a man on trial for murder. but, there's nnbody.ú >> take it one witness t a time. >> how he defenne is trying to prove a man did not kill his wife. subnygh pressure brings us a what? oh, i'm so glad that the house is haunted. >> as you can check out the raider i motion, we do have sooe changes, that look like it is coming our way for later on, into the hursday/friday time-frame. and why. showerr to the south for now. and that will be making its w

people would park perpendicular. the neighborhood became a parking lot for prostitution and there was dumping and drug use and it was driving people crazy. she figured out we will make lemonade. the kicker was in the floods of 2002 in the mission and she woke up in backed up sewage. twin peeks down the hill backed to the mission. see realized that we are relying too much on the city's storm water system. if you open up -- there is no reason to have the concrete and shoving the water in the storm water system if you open up the concrete the water drains naturally and you have gardens and get people not parking on the sidewalks. it's beautiful. all you have to leave is 48 inches for clearance for pedestrians and wheel chairs much the rest of the space was crying out for a touch of the neighborhood to make it theirs. >> is that it? >> thank you. liz lerma. sfgov. org there is a phone book where you type the last name and you can find their phone number it's called the street parks program much the sfpt. org has a link o

pumpkin seeds donated by a previous win perpendicular. >>> back in florida, ten little crocodiles cracked through their eggs one after another after another. they may be small now, but with a 1 stsh,200 pound dad named maximo, they won't be strong for very long. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> reporter: the ninth hurricane of the season has just formed. this is kind of close to home, but this one, like all the other hurricanes this year does not look to effect the united states. this looks to stay on the weaker side of the hurricane scale. it goes from category 1 to category 5 this will most likely be a category 1, maybe at most a 2. the only areas for concern are down there maybe in cozumel or cancun. that should be about it with this storm. doesn't look that impressive. kind of a small storm. as far as the forecast from the hurricane center, right now barely on the lower end, category 1 hurricane. it will continue to move to the north as we go throughout the next two days. it should be off the coast of cancun wednesday

but in the what are you multiple where there are some parallels and some perpendiculars as well the main one is the division between olympic sports and non olympic sports the two are so separate right now that all of the non lympics forms are dying out on the big sports are better financed by young sportsmen receive a lot of support from the government but for us it's different the average age in our aerobatics team is forty five fifty years old little good you talked a lot about the lack of fine. thing from the government how much does it cost to change the professional aerobatics pilot. i'm not sure about exact figures but what i do know is that training one aerobatics pilot is definitely less expensive than a training any olympic sportsman just to give you an idea to be in good shape one has to fly at least one hundred hours with one hour flying is one hundred twenty leaders of kerosene one leader costs about three dollars so it's pretty easy math but you also have to include other costs of course and when it comes to preparing military pilots it's even more expensive and it is much b

there's an ample of the header row, you see how they are turned perpendicular to each other, you can see the header rows in this one, see the brick going the other way about every 5 or 7 rows. deep set windows. here's a close up of one of those plates. a parapet wall is a clue that this building is an unreinforced building. which direction can that building go? right back out. this building, brick or wood? what are some of the clues? okay, what are the windows? they are deep set. there's a clue right there. deep set. deep set window, unreinforced masonry. can you see the metal plates? there is a metal plate right over there in the corner, there's another one over there. hard to see. also has a parapet on it. deep set windows. even though it has stucco on it, don't be fooled that that's wood up above. it's all brick because it's deep set windows. here we go with part of the roof and the parapet. this is over on (inaudible) street. see where the bricks fell, right on top of a car. there were 5 people in that car. buildings like this, you are nearest, where's the best place to be, do yo

. >> shepard: steve, we are watching it as are as that capsule something hoisted now perpendicular to the earth for the first time that i have seen today. is this an indication that this process is beginning a little earlier than thought or is this as planned? >> what we are seeing now, i believe to be an s. an empty capsule. i think after the adjustments they are going to test to see how it goes up and down again. that capsule has been raised and lowered before. it's actually come within 40 feet of those miners. you can imagine the discipline when that escape hatch is open, when you can see up and you see that capsule your lifeline just 40 feet away. it's really remarkable what these men have gone through down in the ground and also their families up here. and this is not just a story taking place really at the san jose mine but the entire nation has been watching this drama for two months. these miners, even though they have been underground are the most famous people in this country. they dwarf soccer stars right now. if you watch an hour of news here in chile, half an hour is abou

you're tilting them up to harvest more sun and have them perpendicular to the sun. as utility them up, you can't have them close together anymore. as you can see my hands are shading each other here. you have to start separating them so they don't wind up casting shadows on each other. if you're able to get less panels in a given area. >> i would love to take a look at one of these solar panels if you have something that we can look at. are they heavy? what's the deal with this? >> you're 150, 100 something pound person walking on your roof. >> 150? >> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to

the other requires grade age grates to run perpendicular to the road for future construction projects >> i applaud the work done. i eagerly await all the work toú come. in making the city more bike friendly. and, you know, raising the quality of life for everybody in this city. >> following the singing -- or the signing, mayor was presented with the bicycle friendly community award by the league of american bicyclist. >> beautiful day weather more. more of the same tomorrow and sunday against the broncos. well here is meteorologist emily gracey for the weekend weather outlook. hello em. >> hello. great weather for the weekend. if you like today. more coming saturday and sunday. and cool temperatures out there this evening as well. in fact, all across the area, cooling down to about 60 degrees here in baltimore. 68 in hagerstown. and down to the 50s already over on the eastern shore. so cooling down tonight. but another warm day innstore for uu tomorrow. in fact, high pressure has been sitting on top of our area. keeping us very clear over the past couple of days. and more of that for

you want it to be more perpendicular to push that cold front in here.e talked about how it would take long earlier in the week. upper 80s saratoga, campbell, los gatos. 85 cupertino. low 80s for most of the pidg. you have upper 70s san mateo and millbrae. clouds along the coast, mid-60s for you. downtown and sausalito mid to upper 70s. low to mid-60s at your beaches with increasing clouds. mid to upper 80s, napa 87. possible record high. 80 san rafael. mid-70s richmond, berkeley, oakland. 88 in concord could be a record high. clouds stubborn around the monterey bay. upper 70s and about 68 in carmel. tonight we'll see clouds along the coast. most of the our valleys fairly clear. 50 half moon bay, the rest of us mid to upper 50s. the 7-day forecast, 10 degrees cooler away from the coast. 4 to 6 degrees of cooling on sunday. the best chance for sprinkles will be the south bay and east bay valleys. midmorning to mid afternoon. once that passes, a little cool monday. increasing sunshine and warmer for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. here's frances. >> i hav

this is the way, this is how we were trained to think -- perpendicular.le of hudson retrained by herman and his group to think in a way that was principled but immensely practical. will you indulge the old hudson chesnutt? come the revolution, the intellectuals are taken to the guillotine. the first one is taken to the blade and the blade gets stuck halfway down. is an act of god and by custom, the guy goes free the second guy is taken and the same thing happens and he goes free. herman is third and he says wait, i think i see your problem. [laughter] when you look at the old kinescopes and read the old books and debriefed the old- timers, herman and the folks who started hudson always had a bias for action this thinking was never about scoring a scholastic or academic point. it was always about figuring out a better way forward. one of the beautiful phrases herman came up with was the term educated in capacity. it has been said there are some things so absurd only an american intellectual can believe them to be true. herman looked around and recognized i

that is where we are doing the left, for the next few hours we're going to tip the peace entellus perpendicular0 ft. in the air. >> at that point that's when drivers will notice that? >> that is probably going to be sometime around midday today. >> once in place he will start the other one today or tomorrow? >> well in will probably be a late night tonight or early tomorrow morning. >> how long you think it will take to get all four into place? >> each one takes around 16-20 hours to place. this will be a 24 hour operation we will go for days without stopping. >> at this one a checked because you do some things that never been done and why i hope this works has this been done before? >> nothing like this is been done before this will be 525 ft. tower that is almost like a school with four legs, four sections that have to be placed. speaking by your confidence this looks good on paper? >> it well the first time. so we're not expecting any trouble. the only thing is right here at the astor when this does get up to this level where drivers can see it a little slow down as people marvel at what the

there will be radical perpendicular turns in history and eventually lead upwards.ken is right, we could use herman today. some of the issues he dealt with are back, but with a twist. he thought about the unthinkable, nuclear weapons and how to prevent their use. he was thinking about it in a world in which the possessors of those weapons, however evil were rational. and wanted to survive. how do we think about nuclear weapons when they may be possessed by people whose theology tells them that their own emlation

there will be radical perpendicular turns in history and eventually lead upwards.ken is right, we could use herman today. some of the issues he dealt with are back, but with a twist. he thought about the unthinkable, nuclear weapons and how to prevent their use. he was thinking about it in a world in which the possessors of those weapons, however evil were rational. and wanted to survive. how do we think about nuclear weapons when they may be possessed by people whose theology tells them that their own emlation may be their passport to paradise and their mission from god? now there's a tough one. i wish we had him to help us think it through it. the malthusians are back but with a twist this time. i read as recently as last saturday's "wall street journal" that people who profited mightily from technological advance now worry we're stalling out, that scientific insight, breakthroughs in innovation may simply not be up to the task of continuing to lift living standards here and around the world. now herman is still with us, and in thinking about tonight, i went to t