and the thickness and the interlayers and the retention of the glazing and the support of the glazing that modifications were necessary based on a final design which is the extent of design that you need to have in order to model. this does not have all of the connections detailed and what you will do is subject the final structural design as it advances and matures to computer analysis. you see on the right, one of the models that was run and this informs the changes in the structure and the inclusion in the columns and the jacketing of the columns with steel and increased in the types of welding or welding techniques and those are again part of the security investment enhancement. we did not have, in the conceptual design phase, as i understand it, a cable stay bridge, if you look at this, this is a depiction of the bus ramp and a series of columns and via ducts or columns and bridge decks, over which they will use and leave and on the right you see something that looks like a triangle that had to be developed in order to span the train box. that had to be subjected to modeling to s

these windows are glazed. >> the glazing compound doesn't have any u.v. protection. you have to put paint on them to protect them. >> so we see -- >> or they'll crack. >> we see painting coming off where the windows are glazed into the door. so that needs to be painted and maintained as well. i was talking about durblet. this is a new environmental window about 10 years ago. replaced an old wood frame window that was 100 years old. and this 10-year-old window you can see it is damp inside and the reason is that the seal between the two sheets of glass, it's a double-pained glass. the -- paned glass. the seal has failed. you say, i'm going to put double-paned windows in and put environmental windows and save a lot of time and energy and money. it turns out it's in many cases more expensive because the cycle of replacing dual glazing, you have to pull this out and replace it again. the overall life cycle cost is quite high. dual glazing is getting better but we still see a lot of failures of seals in glazing. do you see that? here. looking up close you can see. that mo

the opportunity to reduce cost in the glazing package is a significant one. when we have completed the bidding of the first 5 major packages which include the skavgs, substructure, super structure, glazing and ceilings, we have locked in about 2 thirds of the value of the construction center. within those early packages, this system because of it's area, because of it's magnitude, presents a present unique opportunity for to us reduce construction cost in a significant way and that's where we are bringing forward this recommendation. >> and bob, just to clarify, you are saying that we are looking at a saving of up to $17.5 million. >> $17. million is what we are working with. in addition we are looking to discuss the rba guidance area and design team to incorporate those changes for the packages prepared for may of this year. again, we have reviewed, the staff has reviewed the design guidance criteria with dvs securities and sme, the architect, the program management team to identify the most cost-effective and practical means of fulfilling objectives and the

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>> we've got our glaze.garlic. just a little bit. and then we're going to take this glaze and brush it right onto our ham and then go back into the oven. and we're going to raise the temperature in the oven and the recipe for this is all online. >> get that crunchy top to it. >> that nice glaze, goes back into the oven. and then what we're looking for is right here. this is what we have. our final deal here. a little carving knife. >> i can't stop eating the lamb chops is the problem. >> wait till you get some of this ham. you'll love this. so here we have ham and lamb, the best of both on easter. >> you're not serving it -- one or the other, it's both? >> both. >> all the recipes are on our website. >> hoda gets a dog tomorrow. [captioning made possible by cbs television distribution] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> his online love was a sham. 32-year age difference. it's cougars and catfish. inside the two hottest reality shows. you say you don't come on to guys. >> why

you can use any glaze you like. put a little glaze on it put it in the oven 35-40 minutes.on't know where to slice like there's a magic do it. this is one of the cuts there is no magic. >> you take a knife and look at where the biggest piece of the meat is. you want to run the knife down to a bone. you always want to do it on a cutting board. in half like this you put it down and then you can slice it nice. you want to slice a quarter of an inch. lots of options there. >> great for breakfast. a ham steak on the grill. a mango peach salsa on the grill. delicious. >> smells good i have to say. >> cutting it into quarters is key. thank you very much fairway markets. he's the guy. a lot of good advice. good luck with all of your holiday meals, folks. 6 minutes until the top of the hour. still to come the party is over. why this woman was arrested for planning her boss' surprise birthday party. it is the last chance to answer the question of the day. a school district banning dodge ball due to security concerns. we will have your e-mails next. ? e carful? how about...by the bowl

window with new wood double glazed window and repair the stucco with integral colored stucco. >> this is back from last week, and the parties were here to present with revised plans but i am not sure if that is what we are about to hear. >> and should we, and i am not sure if we need to give seven minutes or three minutes if we are just giving an update? >> three minutes, please. >> okay. >> an update. more than you need? >> we just more than an update. >> perfect. >> it is more than an update. >> let's go with 3. and if we have questions. >> okay. >> okay. members of the commission, last week we have high hopes that the party could come to an agreement in the set of plans that we can agree on to come before the start, however, first of all we received a survey finally of the property which was dated november 12th that showed that the walkway and the side yard does not all belong to the project sponsor and now, and what really is belonged to them. and that means of this and the building code. secondly, the set of plans that we have talked about is the architecture plans was not comple

million dollars a day when the numbers are that big they almost begin to lose their meaning we all glazeover because we can't even comprehend that much money or that much of anything and that makes us feel powerless and that's when they get that's what they really got a job screwing up over glazed over that when the clerk could get rich it's not the iraqi people not we the taxpayers we get it. so it's pretty busy that the traditional get for a ten year anniversary is ten because right now we could all use a little good for the deductible need to rattle around whatever change we have left of our tax dollars tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the red. from the initial ground invasion to a more covert war fought by unmanned aircraft the face of war has evolved over the decade art to correspondent margaret howell takes a look now at how the war tactics have changed since iraq. since the iraq invasion u.s. military tactics have switched from boots on the ground to robots in the air the cia and pentagon first drone strike occurred in yemen in two thousand and two and s

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put a glaze on the roadway for the afternoon commute.to be. you will have glaze on the roadways for the next couple of hours. 61 in napa. so warmer tomorrow. your five day forecast sets up like this and you see that clearing on your friday. mild on saturday. then boom back into the 60s upper 60s and low 70s as we head into the bay area next week. so spring weather kind of returns after a brush with winter i guess. >> okay, we'll take it. thank you bill. >>> looking for some answers a bay area congressman is putting pressure on the pentagon. what she wants them to do about sexual assault cases amongst servicemen. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> president obama today signed into law renewing the violence against women act. >> one of the great legacies of this law is that it didn't just change the rules. it changed our culture. it enpowered people to start speaking out. >

after nine days it's repeat, and those jurors' eyes must be glazing over, and he is not even making aint, and his -- he messed up a couple of times. it isn't his judgment, but when you find out she had been lying and lying and lying and then you get the truth and you decide not to retest her and rescore the document, based on the truth, it's a problem. and the jurors' questions showed that the was a problem. >> shepard: they still can't get past there was screaming, neighbors heard screaming before the shots. but she says that -- he was in the shower. >> a lot of it doesn't make sense. death penalty. that's the bottom line. death penalty or not death penalty. i've been wrong before. i could be wrong again. >> shepard: jurors sometimes surprise you. i hear this one. from everything we're getting, these jurors are on point. i don't know how they're not just glazing over. >> well, their questions to her and him have definitely been on point. >> shepard: i bet they didn't expect to be in there three years. >> none of us did. >> shepard: skydiving is dangerous. people always say, go sky --

simple, bake it, blaz glaze it,t it. very simple. >> glaze it and eat it.er one. all these herbs here, we have green onion, basil, spring garlic, all in our marinade that's here. all the ingredients on the table. >> smells wonderful. >> yeah. we would marinate this overnight. we would roast it for about 10 to 12 minutes a pound at about 350-400 degrees. when you get down, that's it. we've sliced it, ready to go. >> we can eat this, right? >> you can eat this. that's ready to go. with that we have this wine, known as the wine of the sea. goes great with any type of seafood. we're serving that with the sort sworswordfish, ham that's slice, and artichoke. >> tell me about the artichoke. >> there's brea breadcrumbs, ole oil, garlic. rebake them in the oven. breadcrumbs on done, cheese, nice and simple. done ahead. >> how do you cook an artichoke? >> we braise them. >> really? for someone that doesn't know what braising means, what does that mean? >> it's cooked in a liquid with onions, carrots -- >> it means ask jesse's wife to help. >> not as hard as it sounds

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the showers are still trying to come down, five hundredth of an inch, it's coming down, glazing the roadwayse half moon bay along the coast, that's where most of the rain has been. >> it's parked itself kind of out shore. it lies 50, maybe 60 miles. >> right now it's not raining in san francisco, but it is raining by palo, at o. >> the driver opser intermittent. >> ? san jose they've had showers on and off. >> a little bit of yellow showing up by may berry road. we'll keep track on it tonight, 10:00 come back. this moisture's going to wrap up. concord, just to the west of you, again, it's a lot of -- it's not that great for the reservoirs. it's good for the mountains. >> this might be -- the computer model suggested the dynamic's going kind of up and out and down. we're going to see maybe some in creased showers in the santa clara valley around ten and it goes away. so that's 2 a.m.. you see how everything goes that way. it starts going this way and pulls everything down with it w. that goes the showers. we're getting a break there as we go into the evening hours, into the late night hours a

mark glaze is the director of mayors against illegal guns.hese of course are going to be the president's first remarks on gun control here in the past few weeks. what exactly do you think we need to hear from the president today to get some meaningful initiatives passed. >> well, i think we need to hear the president say that he's continuing to work on this, the vice president is doing this full time and that the momentum remains pretty strong given the fact that it's now been three months since one of the worst mass shootings in history. legislate has been introduced, the senate is going to debate those issues when they come back april 8th and today's national day of action is the biggest gun prevention advocacy day in the history of the united states and on the issue. we hope it continues to build momentum for common sense. >> you alluded to momentum there. based on the polling information that we've been looking at over the past few days, have you guys lost the momentum since the shootings at newtown? >> no, i don't think so. look, what yo

something quite a bit above and i think to director metcalf's question what does that mean for the glazing and the other big packages and the other big packages that you referenced are still to come? i guess that it is more than a third and we have big ones that are further out in time and subject to further escalation and out for one of those packages and i am wondering what comfort level that we should on the estimates now and what we are seeing for at least this one, just the recommendations to cover at the next meeting. >> that is helpful, director could you repeat the first one? because i did not quite catch the first one on the order and the change of the process? >> like to understand what the program's change process is. so how we get to the point where we are needing to authorize additional design budget. >> how we move from one? >> where internally how those decisions are being made to advance to the board? >> okay. >> and we do have a change management, budget change management procedure, that documents exactly how that is done, and the sign-offs and approvals. so we can send yo

>> and the change of the glaze ing. >> i believe it was the december or january board meeting we brought to you a modification to the appellee contract and that match the contract budget in anticipation of several changes. so this would fit under that contraction authorization. >> okay. thank you. i guess what i would recommend, we consider along with the approval of this is that we ask the staff to evaluate, we ask the staff and design team to evaluate the possibility of designing these additions maybe not the awe ning system building, some the package and we incorporate the value engineering process into design that way when bids come back we know the exact cost of each and maybe we have gotten from the bidder's idea ways to reduce cost without significantly reducing the benefit and then the staff and the board will be maybe in a better position to be able to make decisions about how to go forward when it goes to construction. >> just to clarify we have already accepted all the alternates in the budgets to bring cost down and we are doing your suggestion which is asking to come up with

dinner parties, whatever, and i would just say the words indigent defense and people's eyes would glaze over and they are like what is that? what does that have to do with me. even the word indigent. i started use is poor people. it's hard for people to understand why this issue matters. in the course of my reporting over a year-and-a-half, all the experts in the legal system, i would always end my interviews with the same question, which is, so you have this problem, why is it so hard to fix? why is it so hard for people to understand this need? what i got a lot of different answers, but i think what i really discovered was that for most people who don't live in this world that all of you live in which is working as public defenders or advocates or in the criminal justice system, you know a lot about these issues and you know what the stakes are and you are meeting real people everyday when you go out into courtrooms or into jails. you are seeing these people and you are understanding, you are hearing their stories and understanding their lives and understanding what the stakes are for

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there may be a little glaze on the roads but that's about it. what i showed you is how we go the next 72 hours, tomorrow am chance, slight chance. this goes through a better opportunity saturday and sunday as this low tracks over the bay area. that saturday and sunday and the meantime we are just stuck with kind of low grade sprinkles, 68 tomorrow in brentwood and antioch. 62 vallejo and 64 haywood. santa clara valley, midand upper 60s. a nice day. more clouds tomorrow. maybe a degree or two cooler. five day forecast with the bay area weekend. each day has a chance of something . none of it -- doesn't amount to much. until we get toward saturday or sunday. we may see a tenth much an inch. >> little bit coming. >> little bit. just enough to tease us. nuisance stuff. >> thank you. >> coming up, on tv36 we have continuing coverage of today's proposition 8 hearing bay area reaction. >> this is where it all started and right now gay marriage supporters gathering in san francisco. why some say they are optimistic after the hearing. >>> and a bank webs

>> we've got our glaze.the oven and the rest -- >> get that crunchy top to it. >> that nice glaze, goes back into the oven. what we're looking for is right here. this is what we have. our final deal here. little carving knife. >> i can't stop eating the lamb chops is the problem. >> wait till you get some of this ham. you'll love this. . >> you're not serving it -- one or the other, it's both? >> both. >> all the recipes are on [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on for two whole years. from at&t. call to get u-verse tv starting at just $19 a month with our triple-play bundle. get the same great price for two years. plus now get two times the internet speed than before. you get reliable high-speed internet on our advanced digital network. choose from speeds up to 24 megs. [ fema

. >> it's like glazing and looks irresdescent and like munich and what is that appearance? >> the building will be approximately 50% glass where the areas of visitors will be. much of the arena at the highest systems and mechanical structures are not glass and some type of metal and we're still evaluating that and there will be a fair amount of glass so you have direct view to the area and the exterior of the building. it's not meant to be -- and some people are saying birds will fly in and we are aware of those issues and we don't want to create glare also and that is on going as the project continues. >> and is illumiation? >> we are aware of the beauty it provides and with the amazing light sculpture that is there. it's spectacular and getting world interest and the first thing is meet sustainability guidelines and make sure you don't have light leaks out and we don't want excess light on the pier itself and only for safety. >> is it similar -- i mean is there -- i know we have talked about seeing an actual -- >> model. >> have you created a model? >> i showed tonight va

with him, looking specifically at perimeter protection and blasts for both the structure and the glazing was widlinger and associates and consulting, specializing in the fire design basis threats and smoke analysis was co-consultant's inc and so three of them were working with us to review the recommendations that were coming from urs and providing advice to us in evaluating the design, guidance and criteria, whether those were prudent and reasonable given the defined design basis threats and the standard of care in the industry. >> and did your program manager, or program management oversight consultant do any kind of evaluation on the reasonableness scale? >> well, they assisted us in you know, reviewing cost estimates for these. and also, we had or did and program management consultant was instrumental in the conversation about the design guidance criteria often describes a measure that should be taken. and the initially valuation by the design team quite often was a very literal interpretation of a design, guidance criteria and so where, we had design guidance criteria that had high

we simplified the storefront glazing, at the west end of the transit center in particular to provide, to switch from amulonless glad to amulon glass allowing us to reduce the cost of what is a significant architectal element of the building in the area and volume. we also simplified along with the architect, the floor in the light column, to provide a glass floor at the base of the light column that will continue to allow the light from primary light column to extend into the rail levels and opening up the circulation in the grand hall and reducing the cost from the skylight seating type of feature that had been proposed at that location. in addition to the hard changes that we have made in the construction documents, and we have had the architect as they were required under their contract to incorporate a number of bid alternates, which will provide us with flexibility as we move forward to the award of the individual trade packages to make the decisions if additional cost containment measures are needed. and these are just a sampling of the measures that are included. a lot of them

of scour the edge of the building and get new perspectives of the harbor nearby and there will be glazing so you can see out to the area. we are doing this as much as possible. we know that vegetation is needed to make it comfortable for people and allow different functions during the year. this is a festival and shops along the pier. different types of vegetation and maritime use provided along the edges and i will finish now and get to the last slide right here. it's uniquely located so it has direct access to the new trans bay terminal, bart stations, muni, and possible ferry connections in the future connecting people to the site and we are providing bike access and different capacities for people to enter and exit the building during different times of the day. on the left is at&t park. what is interesting there a lot of people feel that the new arena will have pedestrian over flow on to the street and often use the at&t park as an example. please recognize that at&t park is pushed up against the embarcadero and the two primary exits are within 50 feet of the street curb. our project