astor is coming from on this. commissioner borden: my understanding, for the members of the public, is the commission is recommending that under c and e -- d3, c3, b3, subsection 3, we change the time limi

astor is coming from on this. commissioner borden: my understanding, for the members of the public, is the commission is recommending that under c and e -- d3, c3, b3, subsection 3, we change the time limit to a minimum of three speakers at 10 minutes. and then after the public testimony, an individual may speak for a period and eliminate the rest of that section, and under -- >> yes. commissioner borden: opponents of the proposal may speak for a time period not to exceed three minutes. and eliminate the rest of that section. and then under category c, page 3, then we go to d and e again. under "and individual may not speak for a period to exceed three minutes by yes we eliminate the rest of that. >> we are eliminating the rest of the organization if they are represented by more than one person? commissioner borden: the city attorney wants me to point out that under category c, item 3, subsection c, we are changing the presentation of opposition to an organized period -- commissioner olague: 10 minutes. commission

industry and a member of the gilded age elite, an exclusive list which boasted names such as vanderbilt, astor, and flagler. >> well, it's been called kind of american royalty. you know, we were the common man and we didn't have royalty. these people had so much wealth. they wanted to build homes that looked like castles and palaces for kings and queens, which is what many of them looked like. and so you go around the country and you see like newport has many of them. of course, palm beach does. >> americans feel they need to make a statement. they all travel to europe and they all see how wealthy europeans live and they realize it isn't about being rich. you need to surround yourself with a certain lifestyle and all these things that europeans did like hunting, golfing and yachting and having parties will get adopted by these class of people. >> as a result, these gilded age barons began to erect testaments to their wealth. george vanderbilt built the vanderbilt estate in the mountains of north carolina. edward stotesbury constructed whitemarsh hall and peter widener, lynnwood hall both in ru

was dropped in nineteen forty five trying everything they can at fukushima to furthur not at this astor but it has nuclear watchdog is already expecting wider consequences the question is how many will be affected however bennett's azzi like a sack. technicians and emergency teams working at fukushima know their mission to avert a nuclear disaster could kill them rival thompson was involved in the three mile island cleanup in pennsylvania after a similar accident in one hundred seventy nine he explains what risks the workers are now facing what the people in japan are going right through right now it's kind of hard to tell because no one has access to them as far as i will see and i fear for their safety in fact i fear for their lives sometimes the radiation is so high that a person going into us a hot room can only be inside there for maybe three minutes and then they have to come out someone else has to go in to finish their job so you can imagine the intensity list trying to say trying to change of power you go in with the welding machine the sea and. it takes you three or four minut

i astor but the retaining wall, as far she can remember was unbroken. the hillside continues to give out even though it has stopped raining. as bad as she has that look at next door. part of the land under the pylons have given away. the neighbors have been getting together and wondering what to do now. before bring in the home owner let me show you this. the land is so saturated, it feels like i am stepping on sponge. it is a bad situation, we are supposed to get a heavy rainfall again tomorrow. homeowners have a lot to think about. she is from atlanta and she did live here to take care of her elderly mother. >> this is mind boggling. we have been here 40 years, we have never had this kind of issue. were scratching their heads trying to figure what's next. try and hopefully saber home. >> will: you're saying a couple of days ago it got progressively worse. >> i was able to walk behind where you see right now on tuesday. as of wednesday, i guess it gave away. >> will: the money, this is private home. that is a huge issue and i know that's on your mind.