designed for vertical. so don't make people scroll to the right or left to find the stuff on your site. imagine that it's a phone, a galaxy or an iphone and that they're just doing this. if you put all your information in a vertical scroll you're going to help yourself immensely. there's also something called vertical design. it's smart enough to know how to resize itself depending on the device you are looking at. mashable happens to be this kind of site where you can look at it on the desktop or you can look at it on something as small as the iphone and it's the same site but it automatically resizes itself. it makes sense. most developers understand what responsive design is. >> to me that is the only answer when you're designing for mobile because then you're not designing two separate experiences. >> right. >> you're taking your site but it's tricky because -- and i know this because we've gone through it right, and you get something that is beautiful on the screen and then you put it on your phone and

so i hear this word vertical integration. of course i look it up online pops up wikipedia, there it is. i read it. i have it posted up in my office. vertical integration, becoming one's own supply chain. >> this was mark estes a-ha moment. if he could implement the supply chain, he would be setting them up for long term success. something that eluded him in the past. >> i had a bunch of failures. what did we do wrong? i know we can create a great restaurant, great food be energetic and passionate in what we do. how do you make a great business? >> that attitude has been the driving force ever since his first restaurant moody's didn't make it. after eight years of blood, sweat, tears and rave reviews and a packed house almost every night, the business just couldn't turn a profit. >> it was a really hard lesson to learn, but if you're not watching the cash flow bottom line, if you don't have your systems in place, you're not going to be around so long. you're so deep and under, you can't fix it sometimes. you just have to start

twoix hawjs is on the top so this is near vertical cliff about 20 feet. what i would [inaudible] they'll close up the first and second floor [inaudible] and the rock land slide area in the rear [inaudible] i have 26 hawjs i will support their project if they work the ingene ears to stabilize the cliff for sure. that is the purpose of the continuance because my attorney has-we have come to a agreement with 26 hawjs and this sh the grument that they were both going to have a reciprocal situation where we-our engineers and consultant will remove the rocks and stabilize the cliff. the cliff stabilization is challenging because my house is within several inches at the base of the cliff, so 26 hawjs has come windup 2 plans. they engineers came windup 2 plans that dont work. they didn't tell us that. [inaudible] john wallace stabilized the 2007 land slide on broadway and volayo street one block from the house. that engineering firm does highened stuff, so they can handle this challenge. we hired them to review 26 hawjs 2 plans and it didn't work so we are having

i hear the word vertical integration. i look it up online and there it is. i read it and have it posted in my office. it's like vertical integration becoming one's own supply chain. >> this was mark's aha moment. if he could implement a supply chain for his restaurant, he would be setting them up for long-term success. something that had eluded him in the past. >> i had a bunch of failures and i was like what can we do wrong? i know we can do great service and food and energetic and passionate about what we do. >> that attitude has been the driving force ever since his first restaurant didn't make it. after eight years of blood, sweat, and tears and rave reviews and a packed house almost every night, the business just couldn't turn a profit. >> it was a hard lesson to learn. if you're not watching the cash flow and the bottom line, if you don't have the systems in place you're i not going to be around too long. you can't fix it sometimes. you have to start over. >> when he did start over, he decided the business side of running a restaurant was equally as im

it's very -- witnesses' vertical like -- when it's vertical like that, sometimes it takes a while tocross the country. it will be here this weekend to help break our pattern up. until this, we have high pressure off to the east and around the high pressure, we're going to have the south, southwesterly winds just fueling in more heat and humidity. so each day we're going to have showers and storms each afternoon. that doesn't mean you're going to see showers and storms each afternoon but they're going to be there. use our app. you'll be able to track them if you're going across the state or across town. it might be raining there. we are hazy for sure. 82 degrees. winds out of the south 13 miles per hour. breezy at times. but i stepped outside on the weather terrace and i can tell you the humidity is bumping up a little bit. here we are on doppler 9000. a couple of showers through the shenandoah valley, 18, woodstock, luray, sperryville. you're going to start to see some of these showers as the afternoon unfolds and we get warmer. those storms will start to intensify, become a little b

house this close at the base within inches to another house on top that is at the edge of a near vertical unstable slope. that is extremely unusual. you see lot of housing with set backs in hill sides, a lot of set backs, but never a house on the top with now set back and the a huz at the base of no set back. that is high challenge and think that is definitely a unusual circumstance. after the notice of violations are real hazards. it isn't speculation or something that might happen. it happened in 2012 and in 2014, i have 8 feet of rocks stack udup, the rocks still continue to fall. it is-there was another lan slide 4 blocks away so this is quite serious. the second test is there reasonable possibility that unusual circumstances will produce a significant effect on the environment. yes, definitely. all 4 neighbors on the cliff share the cliff and it is unstable so that is just common sense. that is oorth think that is unusual about the case, all 4 neighbors are on a unstable cliff. even small projicts are not exempt from review with unusual circumstances. the legislature provided exsemgz

oh, because their vertical. sarah: you do not have to tilt it.tilting it, you're more likely to watch the whole ad. betty: that is the big innovation? sarah? sarah: yes. it is so simple. yet, it works in terms of this pitch to advertisers. betty: how are advertisers responding? sarah: it takes more creative effort on their part to develop a vertical ad as opposed to a horizontal one. horizontal at work on facebook and twitter. snapchat is really the only one asking for this now. it is also an expensive thing to advertise on snapchat. spiegel's at started out by asking for more than double rate of youtube. he has taken the price down but it is still high compared to what advertisers are willing to spend. .etty: tell me about spiegel he has been more under the radar. he has not granted many interviews. how is he bucking the trend in silicon valley? looking to beot like any of the people in silicon valley. he is in l.a.. he told us while facebook and google have put their business , hes surrounding data really thinks that a good editor can do just a

emily: do you guys by her idea of shooting vertical video will take off?urn your phone into taking family video, so when you are editing the family videos, they are not parts going back with this, and now snapchat and these things, so who knows? obviously, it does not work great if you are planning to view it on your screen tv, but just on your phone every day -- sarah: with snapchat, some are much likely to go through the whole thing, so for twitch, are you guys thinking in terms of vertical video, as well? matthew: we are still equally getting towards more equally divided between a laptop sort of pc experience. also, over-the-top, people are watching on their big screen televisions, as well, but we have 25 million mobile installs, so we have a growing mobile base. it is kind of a tough challenge to solve to create both a mobile experience and an over-the-top experience that translates in both environments, right, but we certainly have both. emily: you mentioned the mobile messaging part of it. talk about how mobile messaging apps will turn into more cont

. >> do you buy her whole idea that shooting vertical video will take off? -- turn your phone when taking a family video here and when you're editing the family video, they're not parts going back like this. now snapchat and these things are going back to that. it doesn't work great if you are planning to do it on your big screen tv. if you're on your phone every day -- >> their advertising page is people who don't have to turn their phones to see in at are more likely to go through the whole thing. for twitch come in terms of vertical video -- >> we are sort of equally skating towards equally divided between a laptop sort of pc experience at also, people are watching on the big screen televisions as well. we have 25 million mobile in stalls. we have a growing user base. it is a tough challenge to solve too great with a mobile experience. it translates in both environments. we certainly have both. you mentioned them mobile messaging part of this year to you talked about how apps will turn into contact -- content p it we say doing instant articles. you have s

. >> there was a vertical drop on the back left pant leg of darrell north, while he's laying on the floor>> the shape of the drop was perfectly round, meaning that the origin of the blood was stationary, and hit the fabric at a 90-degree angle. >> the significance of such a drop falling and hitting the pants perpendicularly while mr. north is on the floor is that it would mean that the assailant is standing above him, bleeding on him, after he has been attacked. so it puts a sequencing to the events. >> max courtney cut out the stain and submitted it for dna testing. investigators found five other drops of blood at the scene perfectly round in between darrell's body and the door. >> i said, why not let's just test these five particular drops of blood that we know or we feel like didn't come from darrell north. >> tests confirmed the blood was not darrell north's. there was only one question that remained. who left the blood? one of the two suspects or someone else? >>> this tiny drop of blood on the back of darrell north's pants told an important story. since the blood hit darrell's pants

. >> you said you expressed it clearer you're asking for 25 feet vertically on the building. >> that's correct for the entire building. >> commissioner if i may interject the chapter for the go historic preservation commission that's it states for unit needing an approval and approved by the historic preservation commission but then also requires planning approval action as don't today a 2/3rd's vote to overrule the historic preservation commission so in order to adapt the modifications it will have to be a super majority not a 4 but 5 commissioner positive vote to do you want those modifications for your consideration. >> secretary since we don't have 5 what happens. >> then that motion would fail. >> okay. >> and what about for a continuance. >> continuances is the same only the majority of those present. >> i still want to make a motion for turns. >> second. >> commissioner hillis. >> just some clarification it is the first time i've been on a commission how typical is it the privacy issue but 25 feet at the bottom and code compliant you've button 25 feet for the bottom two floors.

>> what you had before was a different configuration for the bathroom and you had some sort of a vertical shaft there. i didn't look at the note tos see exactly what the purpose of it was. and it was set in -- set back from the -- that would be the south property line, now you filled that in. >> i'll let mr. durkin explain na that. >> i can comment on that, there was a closet there before and the reason that the wall is thicker than a typical wall thickness that tha* a multistorey moment frame that's stacked on the rear of the building and that column cannot move, it's fixed, and it goes all the way down to the foundation on the rear facade, that's why that's shown that way. >> well, i see your indication for the frame but if you look at the -- your column line a, there used to be a little set back there like a notch in that floor plate. >> i really don't recall having a setback there, the rear of the building is not -- >> perhaps you should look at your drawing a1.2 of the original set that was given to us. >> mr. sanchez, did you want to comment? >> so, what is the vertical shaft you re

>> so, what is the vertical shaft you removed or something for some reason. >> if i can explain, at the previous hearing, the plans that were submitted by the permit holder were the original plans that were heard by the planning commission and those plans had the elevator at the rear, so that's something i can put on the overhead. >> we submitted revised plans that were done after what you're looking at now and what you're looking at shows this elevator shaft which has been removed, so this corner has been kept the same. >> okay, so the elevator and the deck was removed previously? >> that's right so they were going in another three feet. >> alright. >> three feet ain't much. i mean, it helps a little bit. i think it's a little hard to tell how they're treating that elevation. i'm guessing that if they -- is it a glass rail? >> come to the mic., please. >> yes, we're proposing a glass. >> a glass rail? >> yes exactly. >> some setback there helps. is it enough? it's a subjective point of view, you know. i would have liked to have seen a little more differentiation between that top floor

what about -- not the vertical. >> it's not the vertical and then also the footprint of the building is such that they could have their -- >> i understand, thank you. >> on the side yard -- >> thank you. >> i'll see if i can get all of this. okay. >> okay, we can hear from the permit holders. anyone here representing the permit holders, please step forward. >> hi, i'm jacob michelle my wife and i live at 300 wawona, i w*ef been trying to remodel our house for about two years we followed the process, we followed the code. we've -- we went to discretionary review and it was upheld and i don't think there are any problems with the plan as such. we bought a modest one storey building in an area with two storey buildings ten years ago and we have two small kids who are growing up quickly and we need an extra bedroom and this is what we were able to come up with. i don't have any other further comments. >> thank you. mr. sanchez? >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department, the subject bruited is located within rh1d district it's a single family detached district there was a discretio

and then land equally and vertically.e the fact that google and amazon are doing this with different approaches. you cannot ask for two better companies to be innovating in this space. emily: does amazon or google win? is there a place for both of them? chris: totally a place for both of them. emily: what about facebook? they are buying drone companies as well. a different mission to connect the world. is it realistic? chris: absolutely. google has also bought a drone company to compete with connecting the developing world. there you are competing with satellites on one level and balloons. google has mentored an internet balloon project. emily: what's a better way? balloons or drones? chris: the great thing about balloons is they stay up for weeks on end. their natural instinct is to float. a drone's natural instinct is to fall. the great thing about the drones is they can stay in one place whereas the balloons float around with the wind. i think there is a case for both of them. there is no one answer. emily: do you see

here say crime that won't be prosecuted, shot vertically. be wants to see those bars on the side of your screen that is nothing black you want your viewer-- the black you want your viewers to focus on. look what happens when you turn your phone horizon tallly. lighting. now the lighting technique you use will have a major impact on the call of your final product. fortunately for you dirt bag cops usually think they are above the law but police brutality happens in broad [bleep] daylight happy shooting! not you dirt bag cops my students. >> larry: . >> hi there. you snuck up on me. dirty cop. well finally editing. don't bother to the going to need it you mi think you have a narrative for a cable news channel or a grand jury i can assure you you have not. but good work students. >> larry: there you have it. you're ready to film your tocking shooting or classic good old american police beatdown. now remember it is your constitutional right to film the police in public spaces and make sure you tell that to the cop while he is shattering your bon

what i want to do is chip away at this i will possibly look to turn it into a vertical. >> what do you think will happen between now and then? >> i don't think a whole heck of a lot. google under performed. when you think about it, apple told us last month they spent $80 billion in the last couple years buying back their own stock. gooblg had $70 billion on their balance sheet, burning a hole. they have not bought a share back here. look at the under performance if google. i think with the new ceo, investors will get focused. they have no voting right. it doesn't matter, we know what the sector can put on management. >> people have been literally on the job for two months or so. >> i just want a sentiment shift. >> how can financial engineering make sense where she is concerned. the batters of this company, they're entrepreneurs, they seem like venture capitalists almost. it doesn't surprise me they like to have that forward as they think of their different enterprises. it could be self driving cars for all we know. >> something has to happen. this is an analysis mark. this stock is a

be a series of verticals that will extend beyond spotify.thought that was the perfect first customer sequentially, one because of the high degree of millennials we have and how important music is to us and our paranert it's been highlighted by music. spotify will create and enhance the experience and to spotify's credit. they are providing a free premium service to over 160,000 em broiployee employees. literally create a pro prylocal station inside every starbucks store with a highly relevant playlist. >> i love the music. is it my new store. i go to the small format on wall street. kevin, you're no stranger to duking it out with big technology companies giving your history before you came to starbucks. obviously, you're affiliating not with apple but spotify. at one time i would go to starbucks and you cold cds, is this a changing of technology to a new format or also a battle against another company that streams music? >> well jim, certainly it is the evolution of technology with the mobile internet and connectivity digital music is shifti

>> vertical spreads are the way to make the play during the summer months. gilead. >> dan?> caterpillar. this is one -- i want to press this short, you wait for a little bit of a bounce, target august, that's the earnings event. >>> looks like our time has expired. thanks for watching. i'm melissa lee. check out the web site and also, of course, check out our daily segment "inside fast money." see you back here next friday at 5:30. make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts right now. welcome to "mad money" and i'm trying to savia a little money. my job is to save you money and educate you. so, call me or tweet me at jim cramer. if you didn't know any better, you might think the federal reserve should be cutting rates

for the small property owners -- who would be an incentive for them to subdivide -- you know, do a vertical subdivision and retain the residential portion and be willing to sell off the commercial portion -- so those are some things to take a look at and then i also did have a meeting with sf heritage the historical preservation staff and tim fry and sf travel again doing some exploratory discussions around criteria and also how can we work to work together to sort of leverage what will then be when we establish a legacy business registry how did we leverage it from all 3 entities's perspectives and now that brian is here i'll have the bandwidth to start focusing on that and developing the materials to put in front of you. and then i also -- in response to you know the work that supervisor tang has done around the massage and understanding just the difficulties that businesses go through, she has called for a hearing -- it was specifically with dbi and with planning to ask them about you know, what they can do they can do to improve the process not just with this particular industry but wha

that ear the housing units are involved a general contribution the baseline triks could include the vertical circulation a lot more people in the area needs the station. >> the points they make so positively about it. >> absolutely. >> those buildings is the availability of transit. >> i would be interested in a progress report when it is appropriate but it seemed to be a reasonable way to get support for those major projects we need okay. >> members of the public. >> one person randell block. >> good afternoon. >> good morning board i'm actually speaking for someone i'm going to read rolland's he serves on a committee with the committee as do i there's times when he travels to church and the civic elevators r are out he has to travel to another station to montgomery they say you can call paratransit he supports the power point the escalators and elevators have out lived their life he said sees the doors and the wheelchairs my comments escalators one thing on escalators i like the new ones the running lights along the side are good for people that are blind escalators canopy on 19th street o

garage was demolished and the permit was to extend this home and extended further on the lot and vertically as well. and that was of the project that was approved it wasn't appealed at the board of appeals and a discretionary review and maybe some compromise reached and it's encrist encrypted in minutes. and back to this project we probably count three stories but four levels. because the lowest level is a basement and not classify as a story. so it's a four-level building. the roof deck would be allowed as well. and certainly for the stair penthouse, that are often ungamely elements. depending, and often there are alternatives to that. you could retain a roof deck and have a kind of inverted access or roof hatch, and they need to work with building to make sure regression is met. and maybe alternatives if that's a concern of the board. the railing height would be required in the building code of 42 inches given that it's setback five feet from the property line, it doesn't need to be solid so a modest material. and one thing to add, there is a bit of mix of vintage of the buildings, this i

you can see the riders haul their bike into a near vertical wheelie ignoring laws. the pack of dirt bikers were later spotted. >> i wasn't sure how much control they had. it seemed if they were in the bike lane it could be dangerous. >> the units are not authorized to chase the vehicles. >> they are under orders not to chase the bikers. someone will end update because of that. we caution the officers to try to identify these individuals. >> turning to other techniques including the videos. >> we're going to do investigation to get them at a later date when it's safe to do so. >> the chief said that during a meeting several district captains expressed fratstation. >>> michael johnson will be remembered with a special ceremony. he was shot to death while on duty in march, he was a police officer for 14 years. at noon a tree will be planted and dedicated to hits memory. it is part of the hospital's weeklong show of gratitude to first responders. >>> it is 4:10, a computer that costs $9, it does more than you may imagine, meet the team behind the device called chip. >>>

but the only access of the site was down from a foot vertical shaft down from a foot vertical shaft.ne skull recovered has hole above the eye. and the ark oly gist say they appear to have been caused by 2 blow with the same object. using modern forensic technue it's evidence of violence. >> up to 4 cup of coffee day are okay. that's what a new study says. any more than that could lead to anxiety, could lead tanxiety, sleepinessness, heart problem. european food safety study says that 400 millionrams of caffeine really should be the limifor us. typical black coffee 100 milligrams. starbucks tall latte 75 milligram. >> all right. well do youave an idea for your android device. >> coming up next. new technology google hopes will become indispensablem plus the challenge i represents to apple. >> google showed off the latest technology at the anal developer conference today. 7 news reporter january thon has the story and the 3 words most likely to remember from it are free unlimited and today. >> now which would y rather do. play on a ing set or write code at develope conference you can d

. >> injuries to the vertical spine with cervical spine trauma and rib fractures as well. >> the doctor says many need long physical care and also psychological care to heal from this tragic event. >> our coverage of the train derailment continues at 6abc.com and you can follow the latest of the ntsb investigation as well as see photographs and read more about the victims of the amtrak tragedy. the u.s. attorney in philadelphia has announced indictments against 16 people in connection with the sophisticated crime operation that included robbery and torture. live outside tonight is "action news" reporter sara bloomquist. >> jim federal prosecutors called them a violent gang of serial robbers that used tortrous tactics and home invasions and robberies, they are accused of stealing jewelry and cars and cash and drugs from their victims in a years long crime spree that stretched from philadelphia to the suburbs. >> on july 15th two men posing as police waived around automatic guns at 12 and and market. federal prosecutors say one was khalil smith and the other one of a violent robbery ring

inadvertently or i'm not ready to support the appeal move to deny the appeal the department didn't i think vertically create a lack of notice. >> so that's the motion from commissioner fung to deny all 3 requests. >> on that motion commissioner president lazarus commissioner honda commissioner wilson and commissioner swig is absent that carries 4 to zero thank you, commissioners we'll move on to the next item another jurisdiction request item 5 subject property is an leavenworth street the letter from mark attorney for two folks requesters asking the board take jurisdiction over the matter which was issued on march 11 by the department of building inspection the appeal end and the jurisdiction was filed on april 13, 2014 the permit holder is darwin to document the occupancy of the 4 story building with unit bans a site inspection for discrepancies obtain permits and additional addresses we'll hear if the requester - - did you call for - okay. >> we're off >> interesting. >> how was our week. >> can i take a nap. >> okay thanks patience we're having attributable with the timer while we wait for media

they do it vertically. they're not sure they can do it horizontally. what i think about oil wells which you can't do pressure. you don't add pressure to a pipeline to allow oil into it. you got to do a lot of artificial lift to work. stuff is expensive. in the reef rack come into a place i don't it's going to work. i don't think it's going to work. so that other aspect of it is in terms of capital to gas producer basically took 1 dollar he said i'm going to spend 70 cents of in oil or 80 centsoutput and 20 cents back and gasp. under cycling to tell you. what we are looking at now is you don't have capital for the gas producer can you do that for the oil-producing. there's nowhere left to turn. and goes back to the original point, what is the shape of u.s. supply curve. right now second and third quarters will probably be costs for u.s. oil supply. and in the fourth quarter we will see. what we see in 2016 based decline with mathematica does the console should take less money to maintain your volume is not growing slightly. the biggest change is my abil

make sure you do a vertical envelopment. land on the objective. >> a vertical envelopment? so you don't lose the element of surprise. and go at night. we have the benefit of having night vision scopes and so forth. so we have the advantage over the enemy especially in the middle of the night. you are not going to fly from here to there easily. if something happens you're in a pickle. so you have effectively a forward operating base. you stage the troops there probably using ospreys. refuel if necessary. then make the assault with the assault element. meanwhile ospreys and helicopters rerean here with a follow up element. it always takes more people than you think. if it takes a couple dozen here, at least another couple of dozen here in case you want to exploit more success or you run into trouble. remember in abbottabad when we landed on osama bin laden one of the blades clipped a wall in the compound, out of action, immediately sent another helicopter. >> they were ready for that. how long does an operation like this take to play out? >> once you are on the objective, min

we are getting a vertical build to the clouds. that throughout the bay area tomorrow. tonight 50s in san francisco. san jose 66. the warm spot the north bay right now santa rosa 76 degrees. we have rain in the north bay mountains and thunderstorms encroaching on lake tahoe and a few of those showers are just to the east of the napa valley. the spine of a highway 29 from saint helena, calistoga south to yountville off to the north and east. things are changing thursday and friday. >> no more ridge of high pressure. not for a long time. it is all about the onshore flow. that chilly air coming in and a big broad area of low pressure, that's the catalyst for the rain this evening as it gets closer, widespread showers and thunderstorms over the sierra tomorrow. some of that may initiate a few thunderstorms inland toward mount diablo and mount hamilton. any of the activity that builds you will here may move east to west and also hit our inland communities. so a couple of different ways that we could add up to a ten or 15% chance of rain

this package the has a strong feeling of coming from this store it is a wonderful balance between vertical and horizon and clearly and strongly speaks volumes for lack of a better term registration assailant of japanese architecture i like the language of that volume arrangement to track through this building in the past it showed that materials that are being used if i understand credible aluminum that allows the kind of detailing it is indicative and i would like you to consider that that whole for the rear is a residential window face towards this parking lot i still strongly suggest those are not violently windows but are dealing with a more contemporary longer lasting material it is mostly recommended by the depended i'm life to the vice president as you work into the deposition those are my only comments this project has my support. >> commissioner antonini and i think that is a wonderful project i'm agree with commissioner moore to continue to work to make the windows blend in more with the historical aspects and fuss thus be more contemporary japantown as that exists now part that

groups who are able to combine this geographic expansion and this process of nationbuilding with the vertical integration that allows for some control over this body. so, this is really a time of organization. and where america makes a huge leap forward in terms of strategies of how to organize people, people who are coming from very, very different backgrounds, they are milling around, moving around, they are poor, rich, but these organizational structures that enabled them to work together or worship together in some relative degree of harmony and growth and expansion is key. david: john, you want to weigh in on denominations? john: people need to get organized to get anything done. when the state model of churches -- the european model where you had a national church defined by the government goes away. you have to figure out otherwise to be organized. -- o thether ways to be organized. as you mentioned, you have running along that all kinds of parallel organizations. in some ways folks become more important in the 20th century as the 20 century goes along. -- those become more important.