commissioner anton i'm with at&t. we starred with the panels of antennas on the roof and have ended up with 3 panel antennas. we've had full pipes and some side mounted would we could get down in terms of design was to facade mounted fully screened and one pipe. so if i as all of those antennas if i move this antenna back towards the center of the building i have to bring it up. the further i go back the higher the antenna gets and the more visible it gets. so there's a limitation on the emissions that come off the antenna that works where they're related to close to the edge of the building. if i looked at the photographs and the pictures it mixes with the neighborhood. i understand what you're saying and there's one misrepresent that's apparently on the side of the building although it's not parted of the original building it looks like it could be. that's correct. there's two mounted antennas on the side and there are two on the side that the city has helped us to make sure they fit with the color of the building.

anton you say that is potential cancer for the market. so bullish on equities that you won't get protection on fixed income side? >> that will be the challenge for investors, cheryl. over portfolio should have a portion in core fixed income. the challenge, investors i think will miss the 1966 to, 1982 era of the bond market which was consistent rising interest, which was consist tent decline in bond values at a pace faster than the dividends they were earning. so that core fixed income portion of the portfolio i think will be an area that investors really need to pay attention to make sure what earnings they're making on equity and stock side is not being eaten up by decline in bond values on a longer term basis. david: chris, all bets are off if we keep having interest rates go up. they came down today. that is one of the reince we had a bullish market. what is the best bet at cme where bond are going. interest rate specifically? >> we believe interest rates are going to stay above that 3% in the fourth quarter. us traders really believe

and anton refurgie. there were controversial. there were tried in washington in 1953. he had a panel showing the arts and sciences. there is luther burbank and jack london. there was a thing on the side. it says federal art project and has beginning and ending date. that is a wall which becomes a tomb stone. the artists themselves are becoming ghosts. that's what he's doing there. joseph danish. head of the projects, it is it was a wonderful time that he woke up every morning wondering how long it would last. they were being paid to produce public art. well, what happened of course is the war. the war came along. and roosevelt could see it coming. so, very few people understand the new deal segways into war. they beefed up the military bases like fort mason. my 1943, they are all killed. the war did what the new deal couldn't do, full employment. there were reports, it's still with mind numbing statistic. we have to rely on other people to do it. the these projects enriched the lives of millions of people and does so today all the time. i have become aware of it, but v

commissioner anton >> i'm supportive of this and even though we can't require the steam cleaning i certainly would like to see it as a finding and encourage it but many of our streets have gum from 20 years ago it's disturbing when you see those sidewalks. so retailers can do whatever to keep them clean it's encouraged >> commissioner wu. >> we were reminded that for poor conditions we should state some conditions. i'm supportive of the back patio to limit the noise for neighbors >> (laughter) . commissioner >> i don't think that precludes them from come back for a future date for another conditional use hearing. >> is there a motion? move to approve with conditions as set forth by the board and on that motion commissioners to approve as moved (calling names) so moved commissioners that passes unanimously 7 to zero. item fourteen has been continued to october 10th so this places you on 15. at 1700 union street. request for conditional use authorization >> good afternoon president fong planning department. at&t seeks to build a maximum 3 story building within the union street neighborhood com

commissioner anton >> i'm supportive of this and even though we can't require the steam cleaning i certainly would like to see it as a finding and encourage it but many of our streets have gum from 20 years ago it's disturbing when you see those sidewalks. so retailers can do whatever to keep them clean it's encouraged >> commissioner wu. >> we were reminded that for po

. >> in oakland, someone shot and killed a man inside a night club at club anton. a fight broke out and then gun fire. officers fonda man shot when they arrived. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police say they have not made any arrests. >> police in palo alto work to track down a couple who robbed a man at the post office. police say he's about 30 years old, 6 feet, about 200 pounds. police say he and another man robbed the couple just after midnight on tuesday in the parking lot of the post office on east bay shore road. the husband handed over his wallet and the suspects took off. >> new at 11:00, images of a smo smokey yosemite valley. smoke blanketing the valley during one of the park's busiest weekends of the year. the smoke was so thick, you can't see. tonight the rim fire is 40% contained. some evacuation orders have been lifted in communities north of the park and some of the 5,000 firefighters were allowed to go home over the weekend. more than 200,000 acres have burned so far, making it the fourth largest wildfire in state history. >> as containment

commissioner anton voted against it. supervisors avalos introduced future legislation including separating those portions into a stand alone file which is a draft ordinance with 2013 board file 16783. commissioners alice you were absent and you have to say you reviewed the video to participate >> i did. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i'm here to reiterate the item before you today is an ordnance that was introduced by supervisor avalos on july 30th. this is related to a more complex legislation that addressed the criteria and controls associated with the loss of dwelling units and some code reorganization. in july the planning commission recommended to supervisor avalos that the non-conforming exponents be split off and addressed individually. at that time the department had concerns about the extension of non-legal units would have negative impacts on the nature affordability of smaller units. supervisor avalos agreed and this legislation focuses on the expansion of non-conforming unit. before i get to the d

okay seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner anton all we often have conditional uses on projects that is a project that truly is necessary and desirable for many of the reasons already stated and, you know, the fact that it's actually putting in filters and it's go back net zero or less than net zero is going to be an improvement. 3450i7bd it's only 8 generators are tested once a month and usage is around 14 hours per year there will be less noise arrest the cable length from the transmission from the actual user to the back up site has to be fairly close you can't locate it 10 or many miles away. in fact, they have another site right across the new project next to infinity next to folsom so it's for those be located, you know, close to where their customers are but this is particularly good it's close to the source of pg&e. and if you go up the peninsula you'll notice the grounded wires are next to the airport and you want to be as cross to those because the diesel will be reinstate on some power. the very fact they're the back up they have to rely on them. it's good this is pub

anton tries to make ends meet by painting rather than fishing. >> half the population moved away, and then people started to -- the people started with their own art exhibition. we went to scotland and to dublin and tried to remain, you know, on the island. but there's always something. there's always been something. it must be somebody from above, you know. there's always been somebody, you know. ♪ >> the myth of sacred soil doesn't quite square with catholic doctrine. but even the local priest has come to terms with it. >> i know for a fact there's no rats. i have no superstition, i believe in god, funny enough, being a priest, it comes in handy. if that gets people feeling safe on their boats and keeps our island free from rats, that's good. >> disbelief is perilous. legends has it that a lighthouse keeper tried to bring rats to tory and died the next morning. >> the e.u. is governed by its own set of rules, as we all know, and one of them is that every six months a different country takes on the presidency of the block. at the moment it's lithuania, which has the rotating presiden

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the shooting happened about 1:30 at club anton on third street. people inside the club at the time say some sort of fight broke out. then came the gunfire. officers say when they got there they found a man who had been shot, pronounced dead at the scene. police have interviewed several witnesses. >>> a 14-year-old boy is behind bars tonight accused of sexual assault. alameda police say the assault happened at ruby bridges elementary school. they tell us the boy approached a female student in the school bathroom and allegedly assaulted her yesterday after. he took off but police tracked him down a few blocks away. police say the investigation is on going. >>> still ahead at 5:00, maintaining his innocence. a jailhouse interview with the person of interest in the killing of a federal investigate erbie the bay area. why he say investigators have it all wrong. >>> the robot, we'll see how high-tech health care is helping patients and silicon investors as well. >>> we have new information tonight in the investigation into who killed federal investigate

again, it's a bit sticky out here as we head through the thursday forecast. 84 in president anton. 79 in the cass droe valley. 69 if you're heading out to america's cup. 65 in pacifica, 75 in sun omaha. for the america's cup tomorrow, we're going to have some wind. you may have a little bit of problem out there on the water. overall, winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. if you're headed to pier 27 or 29 to catch the action. it's absolutely free. we're going to have some good weather here. light jacket needed with breaks in the sunshine. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. you can catch the racing at 1:00 p.m. on the seven-day forecast, temperatures stay average through tomorrow. a little bit of a heat spike on friday. with 90 degrees inland. sunday, monday and tuesday next week, clouds come back, temperatures stay seasonal as we get closer to fall. nothing like redemption you guys. >> it's like the shawshank redemption with the clicker. >> i'm feeling good. >>> jeff ranieri up next. so what can i get you? we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's

the shooting happened at about 1:30 this morning at club anton on 3rd street. people inside the club at the time say some sort of fight broke out and then gunfire. officers say when they got to the scene they found a man who had been shot. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police say they have interviewed several witnesses but have not made any arrests. >>> for the first time since the fire started near yosemite two weeks ago the smoke has reached the valley of the most popular tourist destinations there. we talked to people in the valley who told us this evening the smoke is so thick you can't even see half dome. also today we've learned the heavy smoke has forced fire officials to ground all firefighting aircraft because of low visibility. but there is some progress. evacuation orders have been lifted in communities north of the park. and some of the nearly 5,000 firefighters were allowed to go home over the weekend, including strike teams from here in the bay area. the fire is now about 35% contained and more than 200,000 acres have burned so far, making

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at one point he became convinced a show workers was really broken anton wilson he wondered whether was caused by foreign intelligence agencies. organizers with the substance causing heart disease after maintaining control over them by means of a microwave device capable of instantly halting a pacemaker. by the 1990's he believed he was the product of the society breeding? and on manipulation experiment. a cut of his correspondence. it was hard to communicate with somebody when he thinks your diabolical mind control agent and you're convinced is a little paranoid. he continued to write. he spent the last few years of his life working menial jobs in atlanta and selling trinkets a darkly poetic state. would have realize this is not going to come true. [applause] >> did you tell us what it's like to write about this topic? >> it was a payoff. i started reading for the conspiracy theories and 19 skin actually reading those serious expos days of the cia, fbi when it cannot following the church committee report and so on. often there are on the same shelves with books that were not quite as r

. >>> a san jose school has been the scene of a death investigation the school is on east san anton," o near king road. police aren't calling it a murder but the homicide unit is investigating. officers say all the children at the elementary school are safe. >> the sam trans board is considering proposals to save riders money. they include daily, monthly and yearly passes. they said it wants to offer discounts to bring more riders on board which would generate more revenue. if approved the changes would go into effect in january. the board meets in san carlos at two this afternoon. >> for the first time we are hearing the fran disc 911 calls from an incident that led to a place shooting in union city. >> there is someone firing a shot gun >> what witnesses say happened just moments before shots were fired. >> a battle between residents from east palo alto and palo alto is brewing >> good morning. if you are driving on the golden gate bridge traffic is good. >> and in weather for president weather we talk about warm to hot temperatures. not in the forecast but in the short term where w

we were able to show in the limon "extended stay" series, including this one was prison counselor anton evans. >> basically, i'm going to go over a few things. >> did you get my kite? that's what i want to know. did you get my kite last night or did they just throw that away? >> no, i haven't received any kite. >> oh, really? i wrote you a kite from the hole last night. you didn't get it? >> no. what was it about? >> it was about my situation. >> evans was attempting to conduct an orientation interview with schreiber prior to his move to general population. >> to tell you the truth, i might resort to some craziness to get what i want. >> okay. >> i mean some craziness. >> i'm just the case manager. i don't know exactly what i'm supposed to do -- >> you don't? >> -- as far as that. >> how long have you been a case manager? >> about four years. >> okay. that's quite long enough. so, anyway, that's what happens with this -- >> it's quite long enough for what? i'm kind of curious about that. >> i just thought you were brand new to the job. you acted like what am i supposed to do about you,

anton, you're up. and be prepared for tomorrow. >> hello and welcome to california. good to see you. this market sustainability is going to come down to two cs, confidence and conviction. tomorrow we have the confidence report and on friday we have the reuteres confidence report. last wednesday the s&p was up 1.2%, trading volume at 4 billion. that will be a good sign. >> all right. we will watch. also preparing for tomorrow. what have you got? >> hi, maria. look at where we are. we had a big rally at the beginning part of last week. i want to see if we hold it above last monday's open. essentially that's is when we got news on some progress in syria. she is one of the few taking a pass on the table. >> we will be watching all of that. >> we will take a short break. three-day losing streak today as well as the drama behind the blackberry buyout. don't go anywhere. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and ou

one point he became convinced a coworker at the sunshine floral come to me with robert anton wilson could'vebeen incognito with timothy leary and atlanta for reasons i obviously could not fathom. he wondered whether the collapse was caused by foreign intelligence agencies dosing organizers with a substance causing heart disease thereafter maintaining control by means of a micro device capable of instantly halting a peacemaker. by the 1990s he believed he was the product of a virgo society reasoning environmental manipulation experiment. in the midst of this to the real wilson cut of correspondence with horribly. it was hard to communicate with somebody when he thinks you're a diabolical mind control agent and you're convinced he's paranoid. then they continue to write, sometimes with wit and self-awareness, sometimes not. he spent the last two years of his life working menial jobs and atlanta and selling trinkets on the street. it was a chaotic conclusion to a chaotic life of a darkly poetic state for a man who worshiped. you know, i'm one of his more lucid moments as they release all of thi

anton gunn is the director of external affairs for the department of health and human services.ou, sir. >> good to see you, craig. >> according to a recent poll by the kaiser family foundation, just 15% of the general public knows these insurance exchanges are opening in just a few days. simple question here, why don't more people know how to enroll and when it's rolling out? >> the main point of that is that people are now starting to understand that options are becoming available. there's been a lot of conversation about the affordable care act before today. on october 1st, no matter who you are, where you live in america, what state you're in, you'll be able to go to healthcare.gov and find out the help options available to you for you to get quality, affordable health insurance coverage for your family. before now, if you had a pre-existing condition, you could be discriminated against. but now that all goes away thanks to the affordable care act. we're looking forward to october 1st and people finding out about health insurance options for themselves and their families. >>

however,will tran had anton boldwin and eli is also hot and payton and eli lost. of course mentioning the kaepernick. >> football is king the bottom line is that it is nice to see will tran to get off on a good start. >> maybe you will play. >> i am living through will be a very good. see you, gary radnich. ♪ [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up to be the world's best sport sedan... ♪ ...people noticed. ♪ the cadillac ats -- 2013 north american car of the year. lease this cadillac ats for around $299 per month with premium care maintenance included. >> we are going to be back with our continuing team coverage of the mount diablo fire. it is growing and threatening more homes we will be back. . unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep.

i would note the op-ed piece that was published this morning by lee hamilton antone keane was result of an aspen sponsored task force on congressional side of the day department of homeland security and i am a member of the task force, for disclosure. i'm also pleased to be your with tom ridge, jane harman, stewart baker. is people i've worked with over the years and hold with great respect and consider them friends and role models. glad to be here with them. as you mentioned earlier, mr. chairman, it's hard not to say secure the cannot recall the events of 12 years ago. and what's transpired in the bedroom. i was the coast guard atlantic command on 9/11, and what happened there was something i thought i would never see in my career, that was a coast guard cutter station off manhattan with its guns uncovered. it was a chilling sight. we close the port of new york. we close the potomac river north of the woodrow wilson bridge and use coast guard vessels to resupply ground zero because there was such a problem and vehicles in and out. so this was a consequential, difficult for the coas

dig this, the $100,000 penalty is the largest single fine for anton field incident. corruption in college football. "sports illustrated" said oklahoma state was giving money to plato play yes, sex and drugr players. it started with les miles who's at l s*u and continue with current head coach. eight players testified that some star players received up to $25,000 annually from boosters or assistant coaches. oklahoma coach athletic direct or the said these allegations are disturbing and the university is investigating this matter. >>> we are all committed to play big rule, doing things the right way here and for people to say that's not what's happening is very disturbing. our goal is to separate fact from fiction and then we can start dealing with it. we've alreadyer notifyed the ncaa and they will assign an investigator to this. we'll reach out and get someone to stand with that investigator to go through the facts. and at the end of the day we will come to some conclusions. >> there will not be further comment from me concerning this issue. i will say that we, our s

joining them will be anton -- antoine yoshinaka, a colleague of mine the department of government in the school of public affairs. doing a lot of fundamental work and congressional redistricting and is also going to share his insight into looking at the debate as it unfolds. the gym and to miami in left. he's not a social scientist. some economists. a few lawyers and then. but he is a journalist, an active journalist. and an inventor. the think it makes him unique is that he has the head or the brain of a social scientist. >> he's good at math he invented something you may be familiar with. he began to a cat counties something we now call a new american community's project based right here at the school of public affairs at american university. in talking to dante about this early on many of my stuff, there is interesting stuff in here. we should get into it commensurate. the development of this panel and what dante -- dante chinni will now tell us about the american community's president. [applause] >> thank you for coming today. might have been hard to give up. life goes on and we