. >> when you looked at the doorway, the top of the doorway was where you would smash your face on itdebris was three feet from the top of the doorway, which is roughly 4 1/2 feet deep. other areas it was higher. basically got stacked. couldn't see out of the windows. some of the places it was stacked to the cleaning. >> it was clean clothes. she would clean them and pack them away. so it wasn't just garbage. >> there's the top of the door. got a little bit of clearance. >> to put that much stuff in there, she had to have been doing it for many years. it was kind of sad. you had kind of a sad feeling that somebody was living like this. >> take you to this bathroom here. yeah. that was the bathroom. >> the bathroom was completely filled with bags of stuff. so it wasn't usable. you could tell that she had finally just abandoned the house and just was using it for storage apparently now because there was no way that anyone could live in the house. >> no way, shape or form was it livable. >> if you have an entire house amassed with stuff from wall to wall, where do you even begin? what a

. >> mcfarland: the cervix is the lower portion of the uterus and is the doorway between the uterus andhe vagina. during pregnancy, the cervix closes to help keep the fetus in the uterus. when labor occurs, the cervix dilates, or opens, to allow the baby through. in general, the cervix is normally around 4 centimeters long. this is the distance between the outside world and the fetus. the shorter the cervix, the thinner the wall between the fetus and the outside world. although rikisha's initial preterm birth was due to an infection, during her checkup for baby number two, doctors found that her cervix was shorter than normal, which helps explain why she had had six miscarriages before she was able to deliver her son, a.j. dr. andrei rebarber is the president of carnegie hill imaging and maternal fetal medicine associates, as well as clinical associate professor at mount sinai school of medicine in new york. >> her cervix--which is sort of doorway or the opening to the uterus--was just incompetent and unable to maintain a pregnancy and would just painlessly, without contractions, just s

when she tried the close the door, the man stuck his foot in the doorway. ed the woman to -- he tackled the woman to the ground and ran off after the attack. >>> a teenager accused of making a false bomb threat has pleaded not guilty. she used a fellow student's e-mail account to send the chilling message. it claimed the sender had a gun and a bomb and warned the school to shut down immediately. >>> new details tonight about the moments after a florida neighborhood watchman shot and called an unarmed teenager, trayvon martin. we can show you the surveillance video taken when george zimmerman arrived at the police department. >> reporter: this is surveillance tape from the sanford police department obtained by abc news. it shows george zimmerman being escorted from a cruiser and into the precinct. zimmerman is cuffed am he was just taken into custody after shooting trayvon martin. according to a police report, the neighborhood watch volunteer told police martin punched him and slammed his head against the ground before he shot and killed the teen. martin was

if you look at the plans for the west side of that part that protrudes, it appears that is where the doorway for the fire escape is. that area i assume is an unused area anyway that will be access to the fire escape. i would say rather -- the one we're most concerned about is the evening light from the west. maybe leave the protruding side on the far side, on the east side alone and let that come all the way out because that is going to block the morning light, if anything. we do not have a window over there. our dining room is on the other side. >> could i ask project sponsor to -- the architect. do you think that could be done, sir? >> you need to come to the microphone. >> i could talk to mark. commissioner antonini: we should talk to the honor and see if he is ok. i do not think you're losing too much there. >> we're putting rubber on the stairs anyway. we are dampening the noise and that has been known for six or nine months. this other piece, i do not know what it accomplishes, to be quite frank. i understand what is being asked and i am happy to talk to them. according to building cod

>> i get under neither the doorways but i have heard get against the wall oring something so if something does fall it will keep you in a little hole. and i'm only going out shopping today. >> what happens? >> and a wake-up call, you know, both waking you out of bed this morning and then probably getting you on to make sure you have the earthquake supplies that ewe need. >> right. that is what i have to do. >> a reminder. three days of water for each person in your family including the dogs and cats. if you have them as well. and you need some nonparishable food in that rgt quake kit as well. a guide reminder to stock up the earthquake kit and if you have one, change up the water in that earth quick kit at least once a year. start drinking that water and put some new water in the earthquake kit. but a 4.0 shaking the bay area felt from the north bay all the way down to san jose. this 4.0 hitting at 5:33 this morning. >>> and right now we have angel. another viewer. angel on the phone. angel, where do you live? >> i live in richmond. >> okay, well, tell us what you felt? >> i was sleeping

. >> the doorway, which we have seen many times, will be restored flush with the facade, either with the original door and if that door is not available, in which a duplication out of similar materials, the exact size as the original. as well, the dropped ceiling that was proposed will not block the windows as was decided should not happen in the case of #739 commercial almost one year ago. >> i concur with those statements. president garcia: we have two commissioners who were not here for the early hearings so i'm going to ask if they have any questions or either one of you before we decide what we are going to do on this. it appears they do not. >> the plans that you submitted to the board are dated january 12, 2010, pages a1 and a3. those reflect the changes you have made. >> no. those are the plans with problems to them. the most recent plans should be dated sometime in the last couple of weeks. i brought into your office on behalf of mr. lee's organization last week. >> are they dated january 12? >> they are dated january 12, 2010. >> than the date was not changed. they are diff

the doorway to bellaruse. we arrive at the border at 6:30 in the morning. there is a chilly silence as the boardy officials check our entry papers and another relic from an age the passenger cars have to be lifted on to a new undercarriage. to the slow down invading armies the zaurs laid their tracks 10 cent meters wider than standard ones. it paid off during the second world war. even the machinery recalls days gone by. >> all of it looks the way it did in the soviet union. the locomotives and the trains are bigger and more cumbersome. you get the feeling that time has stood still. >> only a few passengers have come aboard on route. russian passengers do not ming welt rest. the chilly atmosphere puts a damp or the experience. it is a point of pride to impress with his hospitality and excellent service. even the french authorities have shown little enthusiasm for the line. the french state railway carries out the necessary inspections but apart from that, they keep their distance. >> the train attendants only speak russian. the signs are only in russian. fo

>> the ones away from the doorways are the ones that room. -- roam. >> if you have the security guards but what good are the of their not sober? if the security guards are loaded, do you have any consequences to your employees if they drink or do drugs or smoke pot on the job or shop loaded before they come to work? is thereconsequence? are we have zero tolerance career in >> is it true that your head -- is it true that your head of securities was totally loaded and remains your security democrats there was question over who was security that day. >> he was a patron that day? >> yes. >> you allow your staff to come to your club so loaded they cannot function? >> that is not true. >> that is not true, but he was loaded enough for officer morore to take note. how did you explain that. >> that is not an exception -- that is not perceptible. >> but you still have him. without your license you do not sell news, without your entertainment license -- you do not sell alcohol, and with out your entertainment permit, you do not entertain. >> we are in the process of getting a permit. >> you are

, setting him into the sarcophagus, putting the stone on place, making all the offerings, seing the doorway, sacrificial victims, a kind of silence for all time. (narrator) rubble filled the eighty-foot interior staircase. when alberto ruz finally reached the tomb, whicok his tm four years to eavate, he found the skeleton of a man. his corpse had been adorned with jade jewelry and a mosaic mask of jade, shell, and obsidian. whose tomb was this? when was he buried? the answer lay in the undeciphered inscriptions. the enigmatic hieroglyphs, the written language of the maya, had eluded and intrigued scholars since the 16th century. missionaries like diego de landa trietowith ta ierpret the hierogl was t fst ttry orlate them with the spanish alphabet. (david stuart) it was a fundamental sunderstanding of what mayariting is cause the maya never used an alphabet. landa only knew alphabets-- that's all that he could really imagine writing could be. and so he wrote down an a, b, c but he was writing down signs that made no sense as an alphabet. the glyphs were associated with maya rigion directly.

based on your experience, if the design introduced planters adjacent to the doorways, would that assist, similar to the way -- i know that is a minor encroachment. >>

based on your experience, if the design introduced planters adjacent to the doorways, would that assist, similar to the way -- i know that is a minor encroachment. >> i hear what you were saying. basically, what would be required is if you use the minor encroachment, as noted in the code, you are allowed to encroach 25% of the sidewalk with. that would give you a 3.5 ft. encroachment into the sidewalk to game 5 inches. that would require some type of variance from the building department. commissioner fung: that, to me, would be preferable over a split sidewalk. >> that would most likely require an automatic door opener and a variance from ddi -- dbi, not having to have the level landing. commissioner fung: yes. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? commissioners, the matter is yours. commissioner fung: i would like to ask a final question of the architect. following along the same line of thought, speaking with the department representative -- i was trying to find a solution that would reduce the amount of split sidewalk. it appears, based on your analysis and their a

we're greeting people at the doorway and either directing them to the services they need on this sidech is licensing or the services on this side which is actually getting the ceremony performed. >> this is an opportunity to choose to be a part of history. many times history happens to us, but in this case, you can choose to be a part of it. this is a very historic day and so i'm very, very proud to be here. >> i have been volunteering. last monday i performed 12 different marriage smones. the least amount of time that any of the couples that i married have been together is two years. most of the couples have been together eight, nine, 10, i'd say 70% have been together at least that long if not longer. >> there is a lot of misconception about who gay and lesbian people are. it's important that people see that we love our husbands and wives to be and love our children and have the right to have families just like everyone else. >> it's important that we have experienced our own families, our own friends, and the excitement of the volunteers when we get here has made us feel wonderful

we're greeting people at the doorway and either directing doorway and either directing them to the servicesy need

sabers, it is general washington's bodyguard, and in a moment there standing, literally standing in the doorway, 6'2", beautifully attired, is general washington. to the utter shock of everyone. washington entered the room, officers, of course, stood again. he went to the front of the room and general gates stepped aside. washington then reached into his pocket and pulled out a sheaf of papers. here i must explain to you why this sheaf of papers was so important. as bob mentioned for sometime, i was the director of the massachusetts historical society. and on occasion i would wander through the shelves and the stacks, i had the keys to everything, and just browsed in this incredible archive. and in that incredible archive, carefully preserved in a lovely red leather binder, is the speech that washington took from his pocket on the 15th of march, 1783 in his own hand, in his own hand was the speech. that of course, was the event that prompted me to want to write about this event. and so washington lays out his papers now and says to the officers, gentlemen, you must excuse me, this meeting is so

one in the doorway and two others in the garage.police and within minutes, officers were there checking the rest of the house. >> and find two mover additional adult females deceased one in the rear of the downstairs and one upstairs. >> reporter: mario told us she did not hear gunshots but at about midnight she heard what sounded like the angry voice of a man. >> it was just basically some very angry agitated kind of -- i don't know that was english. it sounded like a muscled older person. >> police say the victims included three asian women and two men all of whom lived in the house. at least some of the victims suffered gunshot wounds. although the crime has not been confirmed as a murder/suicide police are not searching for a suspect. >> we believe everybody at this point is in the residence. >> the san san francisco chronicle reports the owner of the house works at qualitative medical systems in emeryville. neighbors described her and the other family members as cordial but somewhat distant. >> and i've seen them working on hou

they walked in and out of the doorway there. basically what they're doing the fairfax county police roped off the area while residents wait and wonder if this box is explosive. police said around 5:30 p.m. a realtor sent a cleaning lady to cleaning up the house. that woman found the box covered in tape containing nails and wires. she called police. police brought out the bomb squad. now nare in the process of looking at the box and what's inside it. meanwhile, residents are concerned that the bomb squad is out here. >> that's kind of freaking me out. that really is. you don't really expect to see something like that in a small town. >> reporter: you're not surprise that police found a suspicious package in this townhouse? >> not at all. >> reporter: why not? >> the guy was very, very strange. he used on to stand out in the parking lot and kind of yell things, and he was a little interesting. >> reporter: that's right. other residents said the man would put skeletons on his lawn. they thought it was part of halloween. halloween en

on the siding, we don't have enough information to put on the siding, put in the win tdows an the doorways because we haven't done enough archaeology in this area. the second point with not doing the archaeology in this area, if we put a roof and siding on these buildings, they'd have a wind load, we'd have to tie them to the ground and we'd have to put in footers which would disturb the archaeology. the footers here are on the ground surface. the archaeology below there can be excavated. if we need to we can take these buildings down and do the archaeology in this area. the reason why it's important we're doing this research and spending a year doing the archaeology on these particular quarters is, is we just recently restored the house. we spent about six to seven years doing the restoration of james and dolly madison's home. and one thing that we're able to represent with the restored home are -- is the space where james and dolly lived. and what we're able to show in the house is the basement area, some of the service spaces, is where slaves worked on a daily basis. what we don't have

one of them was found at the doorway, to in the parking garage, one upstairs and another down stairs. we do want to let you know that there was another arrest, brian luke, the suspect's brother was arrested on unrelated charges of drugs and ammunition possession. it still be weeks before we know anything about the specifics other than the fact there is a suspect in custody. >> police are looking into a deadly stabbing in san francisco. officers were called way home on buchanan street just before 10 last night. medics called to the scene pronounced the victim dead. a man and woman were seen in handcuffs outside the home but so far police are not commenting. a driver struck and killed a jim walker last night. police say the driver what, victim was walking across lombard street. the driver stay on the scene and cooperated. >> the mother of sierra lamar has asked the class kids foundation to get involved. she was last seen near her home 10 days ago and police have just a few clues. mark is in morgan hill where they have been holding several candlelight vigils. the morning. >> it has now b

this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you want to look at the paint lines on this building, it's kind of hard to tell until you get up close. remember, this building is kind of a grayish tannish color, i guess. when you get a little bit closer, this side of the building should be the same color as this side of the building. what happened was this building moved away from the building next door and that's how far it moved. separation between buildings. you want to look at the separation to see if it's even, is it the same distance at the bottom as at the top, but that's another indicator of how damaged buildings are. this one looks fairly even, but when you get closer you

once you cracked the door open, you might as well do somersaults through the doorway. o rubio that's a name that just keeps coming up here in washington. that may just be a republican high hierarchy washington. john mccain went on the jay leno show, and he was practically campaigning for marko rubio, john mccain was. i don't know if romney wants to consider mccain especially skillful at picking running mates. >> a great roll model, right? i'm curious from a politician's perspective when you are in the middle of running he is still running, he doesn't want to signal he is already considering the second slot. >> i was raised as a good christian, and quite frankly i am very upset by santorum's use of swear words. >> wait, we have got to get to that. >> i'm for michele bachmann. >> you have an agenda my friend. >> the republicans wanted a woman. they thought they would get votes with a woman. up same sarah palin, guess what happened? nothing. now they have a latino and they know what the republicans have been doing to them for years. it's not going to happen. >> and you sai

the fire seems to be bursting out of the upstairs doorway. you see the firefighter approaching and going up the stairs. you can hear him thumping around, checking the floor to make sure the floor isn't unsafe to walk on. he goes upstairs and turns right, because that's where the fire seems to be coming from most. and hear one of his other buddies say watch out to your left. >> i've always wondered what that looks like for them when they go into a burning home. and so this shows us exactly what they have to deal with. >> a couple other partners find a hot spot inside the wall. they bust out some of the wall material, gets in there with the hose. >> move out of the way. [ inaudible ] >> this is a whole new perspective. think of this happening at night. now that i'm seeing it from the inside, it almost takes your breath. >> were they able to put out the fire? >> they were able to get this house fire under control. hopefully saving a lot of property and memories and the rest of the house. people that complain about their desk jobs being boring sho

he comes into view having to crawl over a body lying in the doorway. must have been hiding for days. don't be afraid. you're safe now. don't make a sound one of the men tells the boy. it's not known who killed his family or why. but the men who found the bodies are sure this was a sectarian massacre carried out by thugs allied to the we ha allied to the regime. >> there is a behind the scenes look at the dangers and the heart break. 72 hours underfire airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. >>> iran's nuclear research program has raised concerns worldwide. israel says it its existence is at stake. and while iran is interested in peaceful uses of nuclear power. israel plans to take military action. among the options approach with fighter bombers from the south. israeli and saudi arabia have a difficult relationship. israeli planes could fly over turkey though relations have eroded in recent years. planes could fly straight over jordan and iraq. but once they were any rannian air space they would face multiple challenges. cnn's richard green has more o

one in the doorway and two others in the garage. she called police and within minutes officers were there checking the rest of the house. >> i found two more additional adult females toe deceased. >> reporter: mary lemieux lives across the street and didn't hear gunshots but at midnight heard the angry voice of a man. >> who was just basically sounding like an angry, agitate ed older person. >> reporter: the victims include three asian women and two men. one of the victims suffered gunshot wounds, and although the others do not count as a homicide, they believe nobody else is involved. >> at this investigation, the san francisco chronicle reports the female owner of the house works at a software engineer at the medical systems in emeryville. neighbors described her and other family members as cordial and distant. >> i have seen them working on the house for a year now. you know, my mom can see their backyard from their backyard. there's always been hello interagss. interactions. >> this is a terrible tragedy as we fairly investigate

one guy came in, pulled a boy from his sleep and shot him in the doorway, this woman says. side the room and put a gun in the mouth of a child and stomped on another. the uniformed gunman moved from house-to-house in a small village, shooting into some and entering others. 16 people did not survive. four men, three women and nine children. at least one of them, just a toddler, were killed. most of the dead were related to each other. look at this, the bodies, this man says, they all belong to one family. witnesses say the gunman set fire to some of the bodies before he finally retreat ed ino the night. military officials say the first they knew of all of this was when some wounded afghans showed up at their base telling tales of the vicious attack. the search party found the missing sergeant heading back to the post where he turned himself in. what they are looking for now is any explanation of what happened in the horrifying hours while he was gone. >> what are we learning about other similar incidents from the base in washington where the soldier was from? this base is kno

don't stand in the doorway. don't block up the hall. because indeed, the times are a changing. machinery companies, our aerospace firms and most of all our oil and gas industry is as i like to say a usa on moment. we're just so gloomy, we don't even know it. or at least the sellers on the sidelines don't know it that will change over time. consider yourselves still early if you agree with me. stick with cramer.

they had a little red carpet at the doorway, gowns. u actually won the golden globe this year and gave her a little shout out. >> i did, yeah. i thought -- i thought i'd replace that one with a new one. >> jimmy: yeah, and you did. you actually did it and you pulled it off. but i love that you gave her a shout out. you said she went nuts when she -- >> the house was crazy. she had all her friends there. you know, i held it up for her. she loved it. good moment. good moment. >> jimmy: here's you with the golden globe looking cool. but look at these sneakers you got on there. i mean, what are those guys? >> yeah, those are -- those are christian bs. christian bs. i've got some -- look, i bought the -- >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> -- the cool version. those are my golden globe versions, and these are my cool version. >> jimmy: now you're -- because you're a sneaker guy? >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you have a sneaker collection? have you seen questlove's sneaks? >> i know, i know. quest has got some -- some flies. >> jimmy: no, he's got -- questlove

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