. >> it costs about 3 times as much as a normal macro system it is in the eyes of beholder whether a at all macro site disguise as a tree is more intrusive as boxes on a telephone pole up and down the state one community choose one over the other in this particular case those antennas are actually extensively sophisticated contain 3 antennas within the container each of those antennas contain 2 antennas that carry two frequencies their positions out in the street for shooting up and down the street. >> sorry this is obstruction this is very important i'm sure if you replace that with roof mounted antennas and small sell secell you have to place the antennas opposite the corner in 3 sets of 3 antennas you end up with 6 or 9 chimneys or 3 boxes on the corners you have to shot over the edge of the building if there's a set back we have to have a one-on-one ratio to signal to have it shoot over the roofline i've got two for north beach that led to enormous opposition for chimney tops in the north beach owe appealed up to the board of supervisors and people asked for falls on light poles

, and this time the beholder is a private company.he city required the developer to set aside 1% of the construction budget for public art. >> we did not have any -- put in the contract any jurisdiction, or requirement that it be approved. >> i think it's great. san leandro is out in front. >> reporter: resident and business owner, mike, isn't offended by the sculpture's full frontal. >> whatever draws attention and brings people to san leandro would be good. >> reporter: others say it draws the wrong kind of attention, illustrated in this letter to the editor of the san leandro times. truth is beauty, but tacky is forever. some may recognize the sculpture from a trip to burning man in 2011. city planners hope to attract those same people. >> really changed the image of san leandro, with mill el yans tech millennials, women in technology. these groups that can help create a new sort of mecca for startups, and tech folks in the bay area. >> reporter: longtime resident antoinette troya said it's far from empowering, writing, i didn't ev

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ angels in the height adore hime ♪ ♪ ye behold him face to face ♪ ♪ saints triumphant bow beforee god of grace ♪ ♪ ♪ amen! ♪ ♪ amen! ♪ >> opening our broadcast today, the choir was joined by members of the orchestra at temple square in ryan murphy's new setting of the hymn "praise, my soul, the king of heaven." next, we hear the merging of chant-like melodies in the "sanctus" movement from maurice duruflÉ's requiem. at the tabernacle organ, andrew unsworth then performs "carillon de westminster," an evocative work by louis vierne inspired by the bells of london. and the choir follows with a peaceful setting of "o holy jesus," a beloved prayer from the thirteenth century. ♪ ♪ sanctus, sanctus, sanctus dominus, ♪ ♪ deus sabaoth, ♪ ♪ sanctus, sanctus, sanctus dominus, ♪ ♪ deus sabaoth, ♪ ♪ sanctus, sanctus, sanctus dominus, ♪ ♪ deus sabaoth, ♪ ♪ pleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua, ♪ ♪ hosanna in excelsis! ♪ ♪ ♪ hosanna in excelsis! ♪ ♪ hosanna in excelsis! ♪ ♪ hosanna, hosanna in excelsis! ♪ ♪ hosanna, hosanna in excelsis! ♪ ♪ in excelsis! ♪ ♪ hosanna, hosanna in excelsis! ♪ ♪ in

behold. the plate lunch. the most identifiable and essential feature of the plate lunch is this. there is nothing more hawaiian served alongside a protein like chicken katsu, or this hamburger steak-like patty drowned in dark sinister stinky, shiny gravy. or seared ahi-ahi norrie with sesame seed. >> that looks beautiful. >> oh, that's going to work. all right. sit this right on top of the rice. >> yep. get some of that salad on there too. >> get the gravy on. look what we're eating. they may not be eisen, but they are now. they're fundamentally local. this food, the most delicious, let's be honest, delicious. this is not healthy eating. >> we're kind of paying the price for it right now in the health of the state. which is terrible. as i take a bite of a hamburger. >> as i said, just so good. >> if you really want to do hawaii right, you've got to get that. that's a power that hawaii has is that if you show aloha and you give without asking, the ina is going to recognize it and shower its blessings upon you. >> so you think traditional hawaiian culture and lifestyle has a chance

it's impressive for the people there and certainly something, a sight to behold that is a philadelphial. that's nbc 10 news for now. i'm george spencer. saturday night live is next. for news and weather updates any time, you can always head to nbc10.com. >> live from the north of england, it's "a very somber christmas," with your host, sam smith. >> ♪ stay with me ♪ ♪ like a wreath or tree ♪ ♪ 'cause it's clear to see ♪

lo and behold he did it. plus he has his resume' further burnished by two seeming successful terms as governor of ohio. >> well, that's right. he is pitching himself as somebody who can get stuff done in washington and work with the other side of the aisle. there are drawbacks to john kasich. he takes some hits from within his own party for his acceptance of medicaid, for example in ohio. there are some who have a problem with that. he explains it. he talks about it. he has been on the stump essentially in new hampshire for a while doing these town halls. he has also went around the country pitching a balanced budget amendment for states to sign on and have a convention to get a balanced budget amendment in the constitution. so he has a number of things that are attractive to the gop and number of things that have people scratching their heads to see if he can take off. jon: we'll see if he makes it by the august 4th deadline to get into that fox news debate. bret baier, plenty for to you talk about tonight o

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this time the beholder is a private company.e developer to set aside one percent of its construction budget art. >> this was a very unusual step to inquire art and new developement annie think you will see it as model moving forward we require. >>reporter: but since it's on private property there was no public input. on what art should be chose than. >> i think it's great. san leandro is out in front. >>reporter: resident and business owner mike the isn't offended by the sculpture full frontal. >> whatever draws attention and brings people to san leandro is good. >>reporter: others say it draws the wrong kind of attention illustrated in the letter to the editor in the times. jerry writes truth is beauty. but tack i is forever but city planners hope to attract people who are attracted to this art. >> really change the image of san lee andro with with my license y'all. women in technology. so these groups that can help create a new sort of mecca for start up and tech folk in the bay area. >> really grit art. i hope expires controv

joe and put it on my blogging i don't believe i would have been arrested after that arrest low and behold photos were in the photos of folks using the room the top photo is the public library at the main branch those photos appeared on august 5, 2015 in the chronology the fester was not arrested for taking pictures of homeless people washing up in the restroom the bottom photo the man the gentleman using an urinal this photoer was not arrested and more photos were in the chronicle from the public library again, a man using a urinal the credits we're talking about the men's room at city hall the chronicle wanted a crack down of homeless people washing in the booms it is illegal to take a picture in the lobby library 9 chronicle didn't get permission in march 9, 2015, more photos in the chronicle showing homeless people changing their cloths in the room at the library other photoer from the chronicle not arrested why did i get arrested and went 0 through a whole process of being charged i believe that what happened was because the supervisor wiener has control over our budget when we said a

>> duty is in the eye the holder commands so is all you asian -- beauty is in the eye of the beholderis valuation. emily: what about valuations in general? >> it is high, but the opportunity we see in our portfolio, never in the history of this business have we seen companies are the revenues as fastest they are doing it right now. i think that is what makes this top. valuations are hard love of the growth is higher -- hi, but growth is higher. i do not know -- in general unit counts are seeing private because there are a lot more hospitaltible then the public. emily: you think square does not have a choice? >> i do not know specifically why square is doing it. i would just say in general unit found wants to stay private because it is a much better market in the public market. emily: the biggest unicorn out there uber at a $50 million plus valuation. the rise of the 1099s economy, uber saying they are not full-time employees, and they do not want to be full-time employees. but this is in the national spotlight. hillary clinton is talking about it. if you look at macroeconomic data, we

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low and behold i came across mine. >> in march president obama commuted wade's". he and others charged with drug offenses were serving life. >> their punishments didn't fit the crime. if they were sentenced under today's laws nearly all would have served their time. i made clear to them that re-entering society was a responsibility on their part and hard work and smarter choices >> the latest commutations brings the total to 89, more than the last four presidents. part of a push to reverse the tough on crime measures enacted since the 1980s as part of the war on drugs. there are republicans and democrats behind the drive. including bill clinton putting his name to some of the sentences when he was in office. >> we had a lot of people looked up. who were minor actor, for too long. >> more reduced sentences pay come as the nation grapples with overcrowded prisons. more than 2 mill were in prison. up from 500,000. more than 3,000 served life without parole for non-violent drug crimes costing the u.s. $80 billion to keep people locked up. >> our system goes beyond tha

for those words i have a echo our sentiment we have brought this to life the lobby is something to behold but throughout the building it is peppered with pieces of art that adds dimensions to the building. >> thank you. i think our city will be proud of what they have built for their residents so director garcia you have any final comments. >> well, we want to be accountable and i think want to thank dr. sanchez the first hospital was built by the community so thank you for acknowledging the fact that the workers that are building the building that is really important and those who are in the building will be in the community we're really proud of that and working closely with the commission to make sure you understand where we are at every part of the process 5 thousand 4 hundred people have to be trained i want to make sure you understand the depth of the work in the coming year and months so this is a lot of people that lillian will be responsible for insuring knowing how the hospital works i want to say that our work is not done we're getting to the end of the time period i'm proud of

. >> well lo and behold outside of the euro they may actually have a life of their own. there is life after the euro for them shall we say? behaving in a more natural way with their economic circumstances might make it easy for them. >> and here's a look at some of the other business stories we are following. officials at the bank of japan say economic recovery has continued to spread to all nine regions across the country a. report on monday upgraded the bank's assessment. it sided an increase in the production of goods, including car parts for exports. honda motors new president says the auto maker will focus on developing quality products and fixing the company's recall problem. >> we aim to develop products that will give dreams to our customers instead of just going after salesmen. >> executive pay in japan is rising a. record 411 executives had annual pay packages topping 100 million yen in the last business year. that's $820,000. a research agency says the figure is the highest since 2010 when the government paid it mandatory for companies to disclose executive ea

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and lo and behold, it happened, way down the line, almost ten years later, but time was on our side,in that manner. >> robert cowan was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder and was sentenced to death. >> when you look at what he did to this elderly couple who he had no reason to kill, he could have taken everything they had and tied them up and left them. he didn't have to shoot them. he didn't have to shove mrs. merck in a closet and close the door and let her suffer and die. i couldn't find anything good about this man. i couldn't find anything nice about him. i couldn't find any reason in the world why he should even be walking on the earth and breathing air. >> i'm glad they convicted him. i'm glad he's where he is. and i think that he deserves everything that he's getting for what he did to my mother. >> if they would let me, i would throw the switch or whatever it takes to do. >> the merck case took ten years to solve and required both perseverance and ingenuity. the result was not only a conviction but a new forensic test now used around the world when investigators

>> well i think early in the race is kind of relative to the beholder -- to the eye of the beholdersre's still six months a long time before these primaries and caucuses really kick off. i think john kasich's team was looking at the field and noticing that no one was really breaking out in a significant way, for example in the way maybe mitt romney did showing a lot of support back in 2012. they've noticed that the field is really wide open. so why not? this could be a real opportunity for him. but that could also be difficult because there are, of course 16 candidates. so i think he's going to have a real challenge, especially because the debates are coming up in just a few weeks, and he needs to meet the threshold to get there because he's not necessarily wide known all around the country, and the debates are a prime opportunity to get his name out there. >> in the polls he's at 2% but he hasn't declared just yet, so that may change. >> that might change and this is his opportunity to make his case to voters. now, as athena mentioned, kasich has a bit of a more moderate record on a

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it seems like a lot to behold. thanks a lot. book critic maureen coragon said she has read the book, and it does not reed like ""to kill a mocking bird"." >> this reads like a draft it reads much more like a failed sequel to ""to kill a mocking bird"." i think the novel can be useful in terms of discussion in terms of how people are essentially good could have very distorted bad ideas about race. atticus spouse theories that sound straight out of a you eugenics text book. >> it has set a record on amazon and it is the most pre-ordered book of all time. >>> thanks so much for joining us here on al jazeera. i'm morgan radford. >> no grexit. bringstsipras brings back a program be austerity on the eu's terms. but in the past 30 minutes one of the junior coalition parties says it can't agree to the deal. i'm lauren taylor, live al jazeera from london. also coming up. >> are you make progress? >> trying to seal a deal on iran's nuclear ram. no sign of a deal in yemen.

lo and behold. >> thanks bro. >> yeah. >> solid. >> he di >>> just from the first few seconds of this video you can tell that this is not a good idea. the guys sent this video to us. >> are they going to go over that ramp in a canoe? >> absolutely. >> and it's being towed in. >> big towed by a big old truck. i want to point out something from the very beginning. look where they've got the rope tied. >> it's not centered at all. >> instead of using the hook at the front of the canoe, they tie it off to the right. mash the gas on the pickup truck and see what happens. >> potentially outrageous result that's what's going to happen. >> agreed my,. >> they're going to die. >> my oh, my are they lucky they didn't. >> that was dragged right across his back. >> it's so bad they've got this stunt captured from multiple angles. a few blan yets they had inside cushioning doesn't seem to be much. >> oh. >> [ bleep ]. >> you all right, bub? close your hand? >> are y all right? >> okay. it's not broken. >> looks like bob may have come through this okay. they thought this arm was broken but, no he's

rightfully gets the loudest round of mrous applause weighing we'll do it this morning but low and behold thanks for the hard work the reside opened earlier i came with my daughter and jose and tilly and parsons and others to take a tour to be the 1 people to drive on the presidio parkway it is an incredible experience for those who who didn't come i hope you leave here do create a traffic jam it is unbelievable makes it amazing a different experience and something that we will all be proud of to all involved on behalf of the a grateful city this is a product for generations thank you all for your support (clapping) thank you supervisor farrell and supervisor wiener for those wonderful remarks that captured the moment mayor ed lee and supervisor farrell mentioned was unfortunately unable to come he felt ill he called our office and he sends his congratulations to all of us and we are pleased and effort to have the mayors partnerships of the office of economic workforce development will be telling us a little bit more about the roll in partnering to create jobs and economic development as

. >> reporter: behold the old one.ars built before navigation systems, features we took for grand. a new study finds the average age of vehicles in america which was once you understand nine years, has now climbed to 11 1/2 years. >> there are people driving these older vehicles and they continue to hang on to them longer. check factors that keep people from purchasing a new vehicle, all the way to simply better quality vehicles. and they don't need to scrap them out if you will at the rate we did in the past. >> reporter: in fact, almost one out of every four vehicles out on the road was built before the year 2000. why are these old cars still so popular? one reason is, they're paid for. the owner is no longer having a monthly loan payment. another factor is the quality and reliability of vehicles has dramatically improved over the last 25 years. so they last longer. it is not uncommon to see cars with well over 100,000 miles on the odometer. still, as new models become more advanced, offering buyers the latest in con

we've had both from the germans and the french finance minister, it's in the greeks court it's beholding on the greeks to come one a proposal, since they rejected previous proposals put forth by the eu. the meeting at the elysses palace between angela merkel and francois hollande. in terms of the size of their economies, france and germany constitute 45% of the euro zone. so it's very important that these big economies are both delivering the same message when they consider the proposals that they hope that the greeks will be putting forward. >> okay jacky roland latest from paris, thank you. at least 44 people have been killed and more than 67 wounded in a double bomb attack in central nigeria. bombs exploded in a mosque in joss. and just hours before those attacks in jos at least six people were killed at a suicide bomb attack in yobe state. the latest violence brings the number of people killed in suspected boko haram attacks to more than 200 in the past week. yvonne ndege has more . >> a popular cleric who heard denounced activity by boko haram and preached peaceful co-existence betw

the tactile signage that would identify the suites in a long door to different suites and low and behold the argument ended with the client and the tactile sign showed up the next week. >> that's exactly what you have to do and your example came in the door so that was easy for you. i have given the example and they have some element that is not accessible and door knobs. i say would you hire a veteran. of course i would hire a veteran. would you hire a veteran that had an ied that blew up and they need a lever hardware to access the suite. yes, i would hire that person. okay go get the levers and get rid of the door knobs and it's not just about that but hearing, vision anything that is not an element that was the way that i look perhaps or something you know, -- >> you frame it in a way that person might understand. >> and sometimes you have to be rather abrupt with it but it goes back to your civil right. would you hire a veteran? of course. would you hire a person in a wheelchair? no. you couldn't, really? >> that's a different conversation. >> you would be in violation of the law th

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and they thought they got him out of the way, and lo and behold, as you know in buffalo after t.r. ran for vice president, mckinley wins and t.r.'s now vice president. in 1901, september 6th, buffalo, mckinley dies and theodore roosevelt becomes president. mckinley murdered by an anarchist. now when mark hannah, head of the republican party, said that damn cowboy is president, what are we going to do? and t.r., true to form, is his own man. he does things the way he wants to do it. he immediately makes conservation a huge part of his presidency, saves over 234 million acres of wild america using all sorts of mechanisms. mainly what you hear about president obama and executive orders now, t.r.'s view of executive orders was, to do them a lot, because if lincoln could liberate the slaves with an executive order, he could save the grand canyon with an executive order. and in fact, he did just that. he went all over the country and used the antiquities act of 1906, which gave him executive power, for the word science, to save places for science. so it could be, you know, 60 acres for a

the tactile signage that would identify the suites in a long door to different suites and low and behold the argument ended with the client and the tactile sign showed up the next week. >> that's exactly what you have to do and your example came in the door so that was easy for you. i have given the example and they have some element that is not accessible and door knobs. i say would you hire a veteran. of course i would hire a veteran. would you hire a veteran that had an ied that blew up and they need a lever hardware to access the suite. yes, i would hire that person. okay go get the levers and get rid of

art is in the eye of the beholder. this time, it's a private company the city required the developer to set aside 1% for public arts. >> this is an unusual step. and a new development. i think kwur going to see it's a model moving forward. >> it's great. i mean san leandro was out front. >> the business owner isn't affected by the full frontal. >> whatever draws attention would be good. >> others say it draws the wrong kind of attention. jerry writes truth is beauty but tacky is forever. city planners say they're hoping to attract people attracted to this art. >> change the image of san leandro. and women in technology. so these groups that can help a new sort of mecca for start ups in the bay area. >> great art inspires controversy. it's a conversation that needs to take place that is wonderful. >> let's move on and talk about the weather forecast. >> no comment? >> yes. >> weather. >> it's true. so tomorrow i hope to get credit. humidity drops. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. all mid-90s. 97 in gilroy. and clove

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art is in the eye of the beholder. this time, it's a private company the city required the developer to set aside 1% for public arts. >> this is an unusual step. and a new development. i think kwur going to see it's a model moving forward. >> it's great. i mean san leandro was out front. >> the business owner isn't affected by the full frontal. >> whatever draws attention would be good. >> others say it draws the wrong kind of attention. jerry writes truth is beauty but tacky is forever. city planners say they're hoping to attract people attracted to this art. >> change the image of san leandro. and women in technology. so these groups that can help a new sort of mecca for start ups in the bay area. >> great art inspires controversy. it's a conversation that needs to take place that is wonderful. >> let's move on and talk about the weather forecast. >> no comment? >> yes. >> weather. >> it's true. so tomorrow i hope to get credit. humidity drops. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. all mid-90s. 97 in gilroy. and clove

and lo and behold, they discovered pluto. and first of all, it seemed perfect.planet. a historic flyby of the planet, nestled inside the new horizons space program where the ashes of this man who finally got to glimpse the planet not from the remote reaches of a classical planet 5 billion miles away and up close and personal with a front row seat. he died before his baby was downgraded but his daughter said that if he were able to see the planet and moon, he would've been astounded. now the life and work comes full circle and we got a better glimpse at what cost them so much curiosity. untaxed, he named a bunch of asteroids after his family and he is the great uncle of clayton kershaw. i hope you enjoyed your journey. kennedy: thank you for watching the show. ptolemy on twitter for all of the stories on facebook. e-mail us anytime at fox business.com. a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. (male vocalist #1) ♪ at the hop ♪ well, you can rock it, you can roll it, do the stomp and even stroll it at the hop ♪ ♪ when the record starts a-spinnin', you

and low and behold, here is the target coming down. the target presents real inter-ballistic missile. this is hit to kill, no warhead. any critic of israel missile-defense can look for themselves. they hit each other. that is it. another achievement is that the iron dome has undergone several testing upgrades. they are not available to the public. recently, another capability was added. we have published this promo. remember we had mass uavs moving into israel last year. we had to shoot them down. it puts it to very good use. ♪ if you remember in a september that is the focus of that system. my concluding remark. i took you on a tour of the middle east. all of these things happening in the last year. what is my conclusion from that? the only conclusion i have is that like in the middle east is not a picnic. [laughter] tel aviv was under missile attack last year. tel aviv is functioning. you can see traffic on the roads. the town is being attacked. our missile defense is working and life goes on. it is a madhouse, but we try to live our