and while american tara lives with her husband, chinese tara's husband lives some 600 miles away in shanghai, where he was offered a job in real estate. in china, you don't say no to opportunity. they see each other every six weeks. >> now he's really good at cooking. >> reporter: and here's a difference that might surprise you. while american tara is openly affectionate -- >> i say i love you every single day to my mom, to my dad, to my brother and to my husband and even to my dog. >> reporter: for chinese tara, emotions are not so easily expressed. >> we're not taught to always say "i love you." but you can feel that they love you, of course, but you don't really express the feeling too directly. >> reporter: and what about -- do you say it to your husband? >> not really, not so much. >> reporter: but these young women share similar goals. so, if you could look ahead 20 years and describe your absolute dream life? >> my dream life would be to own a nice home and to have several kids and still have a career. >> i want to have a very good family. i want to have two kids. have my own career.

let's check in with tara right now. probably a little early but we may see some people out and about in a little bit heading to grandma's house. >> that's a popular destination today. everything looking good right now on the roadways. that is the great news. pretty good. take a look right now at one of our cameras here. this is the east shore freeway. traffic on the right hand side northbound towards berkeley and on the left no problems to report. at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see not too many folks out there either. that's great. and 280 near san jose traffic on the right northbound as you make your way toward highway 17 no problems to report. 5:08. here's steve. >>> thank you, tara. >> you're welcome, steve. >> any time. clear, cold, still a hint of a breeze. temperatures actually for a few are running slightly warmer. mainly north bay than they were yesterday. relatively speaking. it's still cold. but there are a few that have dipped into the upper 20s. everything continues to drop out of the north. the system

tori, kraig. >>> thank you, tara. this morning some big stores are getting a head start on black friday. this is the first time this has ever happened. ktvu's claudine wong is checking out malls across the bay area. she joins us now live from pleasant hill. little activity behind you, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yes. we were inside the k mart here in pleasant hill. that is the manager here opening the door for the first shoppers to come in here looking for their deals. we've talked to shoppers first in line this morning. big surprise they are looking for electronics. look. he's getting the directions to go back straight to where they want to go. the people we've talk today in line this morning say you know this is a tradition for them. k mart is open every thanksgiving and they come out here to make sure they can get the best deals. we talked to one woman who says by the time today and tomorrow is finished for her so is her christmas shopping list. so she is very efficient as she comes through here. so

tara sullivan from the department staff. i had not prepared i guess an entrance speech because i wasn't sure if any of the commission presidents wanted to speak as to what had been going on. i can happily describe what is in front of both commissions today. and i do have some presentation, and items i do need to discuss, but. >> i would like to say a few words on behalf of the historic preservation commission. president miguel, commissioners, members of the public, before we begin today's hearing on the proposed changes to the san francisco planning code, including articles 10 and 11, affectsing our city's historic resources, on behalf of the historic preservation commission i would like to offer the following comment. we have taken seriously the responsibility in evaluating the language of these two articles as well as the work that's to be done to finish article 11 as well as section 309. we have been deliberate in the review of the cleanup language and insertion language that has been required under prop j. to that end, c

here is tara. >>> traffic is expected to be light. 880 looking good. along the east shore traffic is also flowing well. let's head back to the desk. >>> it is black friday. many stores are offering opening up way before dawn to handle a lot of holiday bargain hunters. one of the stores just opened up their doors moments ago. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. folks willing to wait out in the cold for that deal. the line is moving at this time. folks are stream into the best buy here in san francisco. that line by the way stretches down to the end of the building then around the corner and around the block. we have video of those doors opening up and you can tell the excitement shoppers here had for that. there are 42 door buster deals here at best buy. that's what folks have been lining up for. they have been lining up for some of the door buster deals nintendo wii and 32-inch come bee deal for $400. we talked to folks that have been in line here since tuesday. earlier this morning we heard isolated reports of shoving in line here. we talked to a

so she showed a movie about the battle for tara prior to a tour of the sites. just a tired. couch. that's three. player. plays. over the years the browns have collected munitions in their backyard a number of shells are still alive. that's right good for an american just for these are. coming right in thirty minutes from american history are often the still a long. long yet you city don't kick it into place for an hour when i'm right those are dangerous shells and weapons of all shapes and sizes a majority of them american constantly turn up on base she'll although these of cause deaths and injuries to the local population over the years there is no exact figure provided by the kid about government. mike corder the local australian naval commander on the island still has the difficult task of dealing with world war two war yes. the issue here is that no one escapes turning out how they got rid of all we want it's it could be like kind of a there's a whole range of stuff that just keeps turning up or whatever and it's amazing what some people you know the senate foreign affairs bomb

>> tara sullivan, department staff. i want to -- the third scenario -- i actually might turn this question over entirely to the city attorney to answer, actually. commissioner sugaya i'm assuming, for example, that nothing happens today. >> deputy city attorney. there's a couple of different options for the commission if they want to take action today, the planning commission to specify which commission i'm talking about. the resolution that was in your packet amended your prior action that you took. and actually, there's a lot of prosecutorial challenges with doing that under the rules so a better action if you do want to take an action today would be to make a brand new resolution, which is the resolution that tara passed out. as you're aware, you did already make -- take a resolution to introduce certain amendments to the planning code at the board of supervisors. and i believe you took that action in early august. that, if i understand correctly from the staff, that ordinance has not yet been introduced at the board

tara moriarty has been watching the boats leave all morning. tara is back now joining us live from san francisco with all the delicious details. good morning. >> reporter: i want you to take a good look add pier 45 it's lined with hundreds of crab pods. these are the traps we're talking about and the fishermen at the end of the dock are putting the -- is putting the bait inside the inside. they are coming back right now. they are going to be reloading and heading back out to drop more. there was a one day delay to the season opener that is because fishermen were worried they were not meaty enough. now they have determined the crab is looking good. the crabs in half-moon bay and san francisco are hoping to rake in big numbers today. >> it has a big gap to grow so this is the first take is when the most crab is at and most money can be had. >> reporter: so you're ready? >> definitely. definitely ready to get out there. make some money. >> reporter: now the agreed wholesale price is $1.75 a pound. market price will determine on how big the it is.

let's two to tara that is in for sal. most of the traffic is not on the roadway but in the shopping centers. >> that is right. it's kind of a riddle. i was just talking to our chopper we are be taking a live look here. this is the macy's parking lot. you can see there are a ton of people out there. they are ready to snatch up the deals all morning long. we've seen our reporters at all the box stores grabbing these deals on hd tvs. you can see that this is really filled up quickly. if you want to get deals head out the door. this is the day to do it. black friday. here is a live look at the bay bridge in kline. you can see traffic is flowing very nicely as you make your way into san francisco. and up next we have a look at an accident. this is a traffic injury. 680 northbound at south mission boulevard. we have a report of a car that struck the center divider. there is an ambulance on the way. it is unknown at this time whether lanes are block the. 616 here is steve. >> thank you. high clouds moved into mendocino county. y

tara nicholson disappeared in february 2009.er body discovered two week later, a potential break in the case. tara was just 28 years old and had two young children. her mother diana is now raising them. >> what is it that you miss so much about her? >> she keeps you laughing. i just can't believe that someone took her. that was my baby. >> your baby. >> we just had so much fun together. >> in april 2009, a possible lead in the case. a search warrant filing a year later shows a state trooper was call to seven bridges road. there they found this man. antwan pittman, asleep in his car. he had dirt on his boots and his zipper was down. pittman was charged with driving while impaired. two months later, the body of jarnise was found 200 yards from where pittman slept in his car. a medical examiner report would show she died approximately the same day that pittman was found on seven bridges road. though police chief manley said he had suspicions of a possible serial killer after the first two bodies were found on the same row, it wasn'

here's steve. >>> thank you, tara. tahoe is not warming up. they were 13 below. now they are only 4 below. it will be all right if you are heading up there. we're crystal clear, but cold, the breeze out of the north or even the east picked up. so that's allowed sun. if you are heading down the grapevine, it's the wind you have to worry about. 20s for many, menlo park, 29. sonoma, los gatos, 29. nationally, it will be a day where the snow picks up again in the sierra nevada. by saturday that system is moving in, just the reading -- leading edge towards the pacific northwest. there's more snow in the dakotas, the northern part of the great lakes. a mixed bag of snow, freezing rain stretching from the northeast and parts of ohio and indiana all the way down to texas and oklahoma. cold morning, subny, cool. 50s for everybody. we're starting -- i saw a couple warming up a little bit more than that. sanfrancisco 43. they need to get to 42 to set a record. there's your 4 below in tahoe. it was 17 below at truckee. reno 12. 30 now eureka and ukiah. it's even cold in sout

. >>> tara is joining us with traffic. it look like a parking lot out there. >> it does. >> most of the people out there right now are in the parking l ots because they are trying to get those deals today on black friday. be aware that ace trains are not running today and caps are operating on a holiday schedule -- and caltrans are operating on a holiday schedule. right now we're gonna take a look at highway 4 near p ittsburg. westbound portion on the -- traffic on the bottom portion of your screen there. that's making your way towards concord. next, the bay bridge toll plaza, we're experiencing extreme light traffic. 101 down in san jose. the sun just started to come up there. you can see that traffic is f lowing well on the right-hand side there if you are aided out of town up to the airport. 7:08. here's steve. >>> tear you are, thank you. mostly clear. higher clouds coming in. had a couple of upper 20s. some temperatures are coming up a little bit. the higher clouds in advance of a system which will be here tomorrow fo

tara. >> reporter: well, we are standing on 20th and franklin in front of the a bank you can see has been boarded up and there are sheets of plywood for as far as the eye can see. this itch strs an entire city block. now the city stands on -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: -- choosing to either shut early, shut down altogether or stay open but take precautionary measures like this. several downtown merchantses spent yesterday and today drilling and hammering boards into place the wounds still fresh from earlier protests. you will remember trouble makers splintered off from peaceful demonstrations causing thousands of dollars in damage by smashing windows, setting fires and looting. oakland police do have a command center set up on 16th and martin luther king, junior way. we did see vehicles moments ago from the alameda county sheriff's office pull into the downtown area, we don't know if they were headed over that direction but oakland police will call on outside agencies for help if needed and they will be monitoring the crowds if any from a distance. >> if they get too dysfunctional or

>>> i'm tara moriarty in san jose. police need your help in trying to fine their attacker. >>> we're getting word of a serious crash in the livermore valley blocking two lanes. details coming up. >>> we had rain the last two weekends. it will be sunny and warmer. >>> plus police shut down the fruitvale station yesterday. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this friday november 12th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic here is steve. >>> thank you. happy friday everybody. clear and cold out there. lots of 30s this morning. we'll end up with sunshine today and temperatures coming up. 60s for some and upper 60s and low 70s. now sal with an update on your traffic. >>> there is about accident westbound 580. this accident involving a motorcycle down. several vehicles have stopped to assist the injured person. the fire department is making its way through the backup now. stbound 580 west ostlermore airport. 880 north and southbound that traffic moves well at the coliseum. let's

an hour from now in the meantime our team visits the tiny yet largely forgotten pacific island of tara it's the resting place for hundreds of u.s. marines here's what time sacrifice is slipping from people's memory that's our special report next on ati. in the fall of one thousand nine hundred three america began a major campaign against the japanese defenses in the central pacific over thirty five thousand u.s. marines and naval forces were assembled for an invasion. on nov twentieth america launched an unfair be assault against one of the most heavily fortified japanese islands in the world. tyrone. on board a higgins landing craft ensign leon cooper was responsible for the lives of hundreds of men. for the thousands of marines riding to the shores that morning no one could imagine the ferocity of the battle to come or the death and destruction that would soon face. in february of two thousand and eight the young cooper a navy veteran of the tower. and a film crew left los angeles on a journey that took sixty five years. to. be. on. while doing research for my recent book the war in

good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. the man police shot and killed yesterday worked as a psychiatric nurse for years in bay area hospitals. neighbors say richard pocha lived off of meek avenue and peak street. now family members called authorities for help when he started acting suicidal officers arrived around 3:00 in the afternoon. they spoke to him by phone first and convinced him to come talk to them. >> there was a confrontation down the street. one officer deployed a taser an the other deployed his firearm. >> reporter: police will not say if the man was armed. but he kept many pistols inside of his house arbitroned in the -- house and trained in the marital arts. he was apparently disupon dent and troubled all day long yesterday. the four officers on scene yesterday is on paid administrative leave. we're live in napa i'm tara moriarty. >>> this morning police in redwood city are investigating a suspected homicide. officers found a man's body lying in an ally on madison's avenue last night. it's surrounded by apar

it has been a constant battle. >> reporter: well, tara is off to a good start with the help of weightelivers weight loss instantly. she enters a photo and enters her height and weight and how much she would like to lose. and wala, she can print it out. the physical trainer says it is a great motivational tool. >> to see what you would look like once all your hard work pays off even though you're not there that is what will get you to the gym. >> reporter: using the app to take off too much weight could be counter productive. >> it will seem unattainable. the best thing to do is take small increments. >> reporter: and digital media expert points out. >> the website itself doesn't speak to things like exercise, healthy eating. >> reporter: but for tara, seeing is believing and now she believes her ideal weight is possible. >> this could be you if you really wanted it to be. >> makes me want to ,,,,,,,,,,,, right now, verizon has the new samsung galaxy tab. at just seven inches, it's the only tablet designed for maximum mobility. and it's android-powered and flash-enabled for the best we

. >> reporter: tara duffy of san jose is on a mission to drop 40 pounds by spring. but the 28-year-old does admit reaching that goal won't be easy. >> it seems like as i get older it's harder to lose weight. it's been a constant battle. >> reporter: well, tara is off to a good start with a hot new web tool that delivers virtual weight loss results instantly. she simply uploads a photo, height, weight and subtracts what she wants to lose and here she is 40 pounds lighter. >> i'd like a copy of that on my refrigerator because that's attainage. >> reporter: it's a weight loss motivator that got rave reviews in our newsroom. >> can i just not run? [ laughter ] >> reporter: and our engineer richard who happens to be on a diet. >> looks like a paunch. >> reporter: it's a great motivational weight loss tool. >> to see what you would look like once all your hard work pays off even though you're not there yet, that gets you to the gym on those days when you really don't feel like working out. >> reporter: but she says using the app to take off too much weight could be counte

next visits the tiny yet largely forgotten pacific island of tara it's the resting place for hundreds of u.s. marines whose wartime sacrifice is slipping from people's memory. the large concentration of litter on the beach poses an additional health hazard when the refuse is swept out to sea during a storm despite this danger leon saw no empty aluminum cans or plastic bottles he found a base yos major recycling plant nearby where aluminum cans are crossed and both came from bottles. leon paid a visit to the owner and manager of the plant and reward i wrote repeatedly to the washington usual suspects the president and the white house press secretary. ridge chairman of the joint chiefs of staff members of congress so i'm here to began and hopefully an action program with from being from my government but we've got. to be starting out there are many. paths to. call their. way here is there not show what i'm thinking that we should expand your operation clean up the beach on red beach one would be my primary objective because my salty language but you can understand my anger and having se

live in san francisco tara moriarty. >>> thank you. tara can't find the jelly fish but sal can find a problem through anything in your commute. >>> yeah we don't have a lot going on which is good. i think people are trying to ease back into it. i hope they are let's go outside. this is a map system here. you can strophic is moving along -- you can see traffic is moving along okay. mostly green. not a lot of color on the map which is what we like. out to san francisco northbound 101 traffic looks good. and this morning's commute in san jose looks all right on northbound 280. at 6:06 let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a very happy monday morning. a breezy warm setting weekend. kentfield 81. shattered the old i shouldn't say shattered but beat it the old mark. sacramento 81. that break the old mark. most of the records today are set from 2008. do you remember that? most people probably say no. same set up though offshore wind. you can see how everything goes up and over and right from the north to the northeast. there are a few areas in th

. >>> and i'm tara moriarty. i'm in san francisco. will tell you why they were a bit jittery about the start of the season coming up. >>> westbound san mateo bridge traffic looking good. we'll tell you more straight ahead. >>> good morning. clear but a little cooler this morning. we're seeing more 40s and 50s. still a couple of 50s. it will be cooler today. highs of 60s and 70s. >>> 5:42 welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you. two men and a woman are in custody. it's after a high speed chase that reached the bay bridge. they are wondering if these suspects are also responsible for several recent street rob is and a home invasion robbery. >>> the british royal family announced the engagement of prince william inquiet mid -- and kate middleton. >>> more remains have been found in golden gate park. all the remains belong to one man. the million examiner -- the medical examiner will determine when he died and if he died of natural causes. >>> it marks the beginning of the commercial crab seaso

tara moriarty is live. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. this is the neighborhood where the young girl was sexually assaulted police say around the same time yesterday morning. we are here off of evelyn street. this is where berkeley police say 27-year-old omar sosa climbed through an unlocked bedroom window and sexually assaulted this young girl. they believe he fled from the bay area and trying to escape to mexico. >> i want to reassure our citizens the immediate threat to them sed by mr. sosa is gone. we are confident in saying he is no longer amongst us. >> reporter: police say sosa may be driving a gray 1997 ford ranger pickup truck with a double cab and a white camper shell. if and when he is caught he will face a slew of charges. the young girl who's age and name has not been released was treated at a nearby hospital and has been released. they really couldn't been able to identify sosa without her help. we're live in berkeley tara moriarty. >>> there is snow on some of the bay area highest peaks this morning. i want to show you moun

. >> reporter: i'm tara moriarty live in san francisco, where thousands of jellyfish like this one has washed ashore mysteriously. we'll tell you why scientists believe they are here -- coming up. >>> a british couple released by somali pirates after being in captivity for a year, were sailing a 35-foot yacht off the coast of east africa when they were captured. it's believed that somali pirates may be holding as many as 500 people hostage. >>> rolls royce announced major repairs to qantas jets. experts say leaking oil caused a fire inside an a-380 engine as it flew over indonesia november 4th. the australian airplane has kept all a-380s grounded since then and discovered more suspicious leaks in three other engines. theythey will replace the engines and repair the leaks. >>> a qantas jebound for argentina returned to sydney because of smoke in the cockpit. qantas officials say it was an electrical problem. >>> a southern california man is making headlines for refusing to go through a security check at the airport. john tyner was supposed to fly out of lindburg field from saturday on -

good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, tori. police say it was was through a window similar to this one, the rapist was able to gain access to a girl. we're off evelyn avenue, where authorities say omar sosa c limbed into an unlocked window and sexually assaulted a girl. she was treated at a hospital and released. police say they wouldn't have been able to identify him without her help. >> you want to talk about a valiant effort? she's been traffic. >> reporter: berkeley investigators believe sosa may be headed to mexico to avoid g etting arrested. they say he could be be driving a gray -- could be driving a 1997 ford ranger, gray in color. they have contacted border patrol. it's unclear whether the suspect and victim new each other. when he returns, he faces c harges of sodomy and rape. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a benicia man is in jail this morning accused of molesting his girlfriend's 7- year-old daughter. police say they arrested 40- year-old james garcia yesterday. garcia lives with the girl's mother. police say the gi

we're live in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you can see a slide show.o to ktvu.com and click on the bay area news tab. >>> all right. giants' fans you may have something more to celebrate there on the world series championship. this morning we're gonna fa find out if -- gonna find out if butter posy has won the rookie of the year award. the big announcement is at 11:00 a.m., our time. if he wins, buster posey would become the first giant to become rookie of the year since 1975. >> buster has the world series ring. >> he's the man. >>> as we go to sal, a little trivia question for you, sal. five giants have won rookie of the year. do you know the other four? >> mock covervy. >> yes. >> i know monafusko. za pay za. >> who am i missing? >> willie mays. >> and there's this mystery fifth one out there that i don't know yet. there are no major problems on the upper deck. northbound 880, that that traffic is moving well. look at the south bay. ted off well. look at all of those slow traffic sensors. 28 0. 85. 1011 a mess. ridiculous, really. >>> skies are clea

ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live. >> reporter: reaction is mixed. some businesses are boarding up like this one. but others are not. you can see an artist was busy painting this mural of oscar grant holding his daughter. the sentencing is expected to take place in just two hours. and no one knows just how high emotions will run. >> reporter: plenty of hammering and drilling could be heard yesterday, as crews nailed plywood to store fronts. merchants want to prevent any damage, similar to what happened back in january 2009, just days after grant's killing. then again in july, when the verdict in the mehserle trial game down. they smashed windows, stole merchandise. damage ran into the thousands. now, a nonviolent demonstration is set for 2:00 this afternoon in front of city hall and a rally at 4:00. >> people are going to need an outlet. our guess is the sentence is going to be as unjust as the verdict was. so we are going to be angry. particularly we want to give young folks of color, if they choose, someplace else to go. >> it happens to coincide w

tara moriarty. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:33. police are investigating a series of overnight robberies near the uc berkeley campus. there have been four reported incidents between parker and telegraph, between midnight and 2:30. we talked to police and they say they did take one man into custody. but they're still trying to determine whether he is responsible for all four of the robberies. >>> oakland police are looking for a suspect who they say shot and killed one man and injured another. yesterday evening, officers got several calls, reporting gunshots in the area of outlook and parker. when they arrived on the scene, they found two 28-year-old men om tracy, both suffering from gunshot wounds. both victims were transported to highland hospital. and we learned this morning that one of those men did not survive. right now, there is no description. suspect. >> time now, 8:34. a lot of talk this morning about who will replace san francisco mayor gavin newsom. newsomstate's newly- elected lutennant governor. he'll be sworn in at th

tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> what the president of the university of californias expected to announce today that could trigger protests. >>> let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following right now. two men and women are in custody in connection with an overnight high speed chase that reached the bay bridge at one point. police are investigating whether those suspects are also responsible for several recent street robberies and a home invasion robbery. >>> a concord family's pet dog was shot and wounded by police. this happened last night on esperanza drive while police were searching for a car thief. police say the dog, the 2-year- old pit ball charged the after and a police dog. the owner of the dog is disputing that account. >>> it seven defendants are accused of gang-raping a 16- year-old girl outside of the school last year, that hearing is happening now. >>> uc president, mark yudof, has proposed an 8% increase which would raise annual tuition by $822 starting next fall. that is in addition to a 32% increase that took effect earlier t

>>> i'm tara moriarty live in napa, where sheriff deputies are now handling the investigation into a deadly officer-involved shooting. we'll tell you why one witness is questioning whether it was justified. >>> when we first set up the 911 system, the vast majority of calls would be routed. >> reporter: the oakland pd says kaiser permanente is putting its money where its mouth is. >>> good afternoon. we begin with the investigation into an officer-involved fatal shooting in napa. the shooting happened on the 1 400 block of meek avenue near east spring street yesterday. the man who was shot is a psychiatric nurse who had worked at several bay area hospitals. tara moriarty joins us with the latest. >> reporter: napa police are not talking about this case anyone more. in fact, they are behind closed doors right now with sheriff deputies who are now handling the investigation into this d eadly officer-involved s hooting. one neighbor told the register, he believes this could have been a case of suicide by cop but a witness we spoke to has a much different story. the body of the 60-year-o

tara sullivan. as the budget analyst office did indicate, there was some cushion as to what the legal use of this property was. i believe it is correct that when the current owners did purchase this property, at some point either on the assessor's role or real estate, i don't know where it was, but they were under the impression it was a single family house. however, in the planning department and the building keep's database -- we are the departments that authorize uses for uses -- it is a three-unit apartment building. it was broken up probably in the 1920's or 1930's if not later into three units. after the h.p.c. recommended approval to this board, it did come to our attention that this occurred, that there were some illegal activities occurring in the building, that they were running a bed and breakfast. there were provisions in the code that would allow them to do that. the property owners chotion to close that business. one of the reasons we delayed in bringing it home is we wanted verificati

>> through the president, tara sullivan. this is speaking to the conditional use appeal rather than the ceqa. conditional use permits -- a property owner has three years to pull the permits and build whatever that are going to build, use the property however they are going to use it. the condition of approval, unless the planning commission specifically put in deadlines for when certain been cut to be completed by -- it is all within that three year window. however, in the case of clear wire, to back up -- with the 2008 team mobile -- tmobile conditional use, the owner was required to do certain things -- to legalize all the antennas, to do landscaping and improvements. they pulled the permit to do the landscaping. they pulled it as it was issued. the department may not have started construction, but the building permit has an expiration. as well. in terms of the clear wire one, assuming this was not appealed and that a cu was issued, they still have to file a building permit to install these antennas. what we do at that tim

>> tara sullivan from the planning department. i'm here with erica jackson, the project planner, as well as noni terrell, the environmental planner and patrick who reviewed the applications for fcc requirements. to give background, to set the stage for this appeal, i would like to give background which applies to this appeal as well as the conditional use appeal as to how the bernal heights power became what it is today. in 1960, the owner of the property had applied to the planning commission and received the conditional use authorization to install two towers, specifically for antennas. both were to be exactly the same as the one constructed today. the owner only constructed one and a lot of time passed. we didn't see a lot of permit activity from 1960 until about two years ago. in 2008, t-mobile came to the department and requested a conditional use authorization to install some additional panel antennas. when we were reviewing that application, it came to the department's attention that from 1960 until 2008 there had been a la

after the attack on pearl harbor japanese soldiers came ashore at base governing island that told tara and proclaim that for the emperor. both sides understood the incessant need to control islands across the sea. the american commands tactical approach dated back to teddy roosevelt's assessment of world sea diplomacy devised for the late nineteenth century. roosevelt always believed that if the u.s. was to contain japanese expansion they would need to command strategic island bases across the pacific. the basic strategy first of all i tell you for a spotless record anything and hockey decided the best time for selection for the dive stakes are set up a series calling him all his shit and hosting a polling station odds are hispanic my mother must accept that looking for something specific to family and that that madness for her that. the japanese conscripted over forty one hundred korean slave laborers to build up a show's defenses as well as a small airstrip. they sent in over twenty six hundred cracked japanese imperial marines to defender. massive fortifications were built including