and i think that would particularly the balcony if you look at the one on city hall you see the darker balcony but everything around it has a great color, and if you can with the background around them can have a little bit less glazing and more of the grayish limestone like siding it is going to make them not seem so foreign to the rest of the building. so those are just, you know, i think that these things can be done easily, working with staff. >> please call the question. >> on that motion, to approve the conditional use and determination of compliance with conditions, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> hillis? >> aye. >> moore. >> aye. >> sugaya. >> aye. >> commissioner vice president wu. >> so moved, that motion passes 5-0. [ applause ] push >> commissioners, that will place you on your final agenda item. if the members of the audience could clear the room quietly, we would appreciate it. >> item 18, case number 2012.1294 c of 2833, 24th street and request for conditional use. >> good evening, bridty of planning department staff, you have before you application for conditional use

it basically tore down all of the balconies all the way from the 9th through to the first floor. check out the second video of the same incident. you can see the aftermath. >> anybody hurt? any idea what brought this down? >> excellent ye kwe. no one was hurt. no one was injured. no one killed as a result of this accident. they are still investigating why the crane itself fell. the only casualties, seven cars, according to reports, were completely totaled. >> nobody was sitting on their balcony? that's just luck. >> thank goodness. >>> now for our next video we're heading over to germany. another construction site. this incident happened back in march. but this video is getting lots of attention. and you are about to see why. something in the background that probably wasn't supposed to happen. keep your eyes peeled. >> oh! >> is there somebody in that car? >> no one is in the car but keep watching because this giant excavator is taking this mercedes down. he demolishes it. it's flattened like a pancake. >> that looks like it was set up. >> according to reports, this incident happ

>> one of our upstairs rooms opens directly on the balcony.ear, i hosted george's birthday party on july 4. his birthday is july 6. our friends from around the country came. we would stand on the balcony to watch the fireworks over the washington monument, all eight years. in fact, now i get e-mails from all of our friends on george's birthday. they think they will never have as much fun at a birthday party again, because we will not be there, watching the fireworks from the truman balcony. >> did it seem like home to you? >> it did. and i knew it would. we had been there with her in- laws. i knew my mother-in-law had made it into a home. a home. you live with the furniture and decorating of presidents before you, but it is a home, and a wonderful place to live. our girls came up, and our friends stayed with them. --rge's brother and sister one brother and sister lives in the washington area. they came over for family dinners with their children. of course, his parents stayed with us when they were in washington. it really is a home. >> as peo

from ukraine's famine movement they've interrupted now a far right reunion in paris erupting from a balcony above the rally that had already turned violent they demanded not susan be sex germinated now is not the first encounter between france's far right and feminine activists back in november clashes broke out between them during an anti-gay marriage protest. crowd to take the streets of madrid a fresh protest march against austerity you can see live pictures here from the sea the demonstration is inspired by the so-called fifteen m. movement launched two years ago to battle the financial turmoil and the way the authorities are handling it activists also call themselves a spanish revolution the trying to turn the tide. of the mounting budget cuts and soaring unemployment. or giant b.p. is announced it is pulling some workers from its operations in libya over mounting security concerns in the country according to the company the following british foreign office advice u.k. and the u.s. have also withdrawn non-essential diplomatic staff over the last few days it comes to police stations of

balcony of let. people not know what to eat. is. in the east room and sure there's a pot is it in the. us and it's doesn't one hundred out of or cook with us. we shall miss you to a curious up of history and. months often in a cot discovery the investigation continues. the authorities would desperately trying to find remains of human bodies to put the case together. we don't have anything but his testimony and the cooperation of the authorities so that the necessary investigation takes place. but of course what we have. this is two thousand and six when the mexican president felipe calderon declared war on the seven counts operating in the country he sent forty thousand soldiers into the cities. it was a controversial decision. in just two years time the war had taken the lives of ten thousand two hundred people. assume this isn't a rat what's going on in sudan though i demanded as a family because they didn't stop at the roadblock it goes it's going to chaos it's getting bigger every day therefore it is not certain that the measure

and so that people could own a piece of the historic square books balcony. to date, we sold over 800 of these sticks -- [laughter] sticks and mortar is going to be our new slogan, and we now wish to present one that's framed and signed by all of our staff with the accompanying certificate of authenticity -- [laughter] as an expression of our frat tuesday to publishers weekly. [applause] thank you all very much. [applause] >> that's the first time we received ap award, so we're glad to get it. okay. that wraps it up for our portion of the show. last year we were followed by jimmy fallon, and a couple of months later he got a pretty good gig at nbc. i'm not sure if the same luck will happen to this year's hostess, but we'll welcome chelsea handler. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. i'm very excited to be up this early. [laughter] i know right about now we're all wishing this was not a last, more of a lunch -- breakfast, but more of a lunch, but here we are. i'm very, very delighted to be sitting here with wally lamb, with ishmael, with doris. i'm excited

the firefighters tells me he finally got him to the balcony and handed him off to the battalion chiefarried him counsel the lathered supported by neighbors who came out to help. >> allen in vacaville fire firefighters contain this fire that threatened homes. we show you where the flames damage park recreation vehicle. shed also burned to the ground. total of 15 acres burned. >> we show the large swath of lapped near ivy drive black by the flames. 30 engine and 90 firefighters prevented flames from damaging any homes. fire investigators don't yet know what caused that fire. >> well moving on. the zag a that has rocked the contra costa county law enforcement community came to close today. former head of the county drug enforcement task force norman welsh was sentenced this afternoon to federal prison for range of creams including stealing drugs from evidence and reselling them for thousands of dollars in cash. laura has the story now from oakland. >> this wasn't bad cop. this was a very good cop. >> even after his client sentenced to 40 years if federal prison attorney ray you are lack

grim and brave step towards the balcony vision of pakistan now the whole game is turned against the military because the same irregulars are attacking the military and the military is in deep trouble one third is presently not big vast the americans. busiest like the situation in china in nineteen thirty nine when you know the common tongue and the communist party the main fight against the chinese. and i'm going to stress maybe some part of the taliban the afghan taliban ninety percent of the taliban fighting and i want to stand on a box i'm sponsored maybe the right piece of pakistani state but in the long run when the americans liberal all the taliban frictions will combine and they're going to play head with the pakistani state. stories head to including first. later on i'll see funds whites three quarters of the french population so unhappy with the president they swept to victory just a year ago and violence boils over in bangladesh two of the demands for penalties for blasphemy is a lot more after the break. we speak to language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on a

most of the retail is pulled back in various places so you can have balconies and other falls on the outside. it's not totally comblesz. the retail is xhoepdz of various retailers to come over shops etc., but it's a range of modules that are being designed. many people have discussed the height of the building. the reason we pulled the arena to the east side of the pier is to be far null away from the area looking back toward the retail the retail is only 50 feet high here and from this area from the distance away it feels almost as the same height. to prove this point the next slide is a picture of the at&t park at the same location, same distance, same angle on the street. that is actually lower but from the sidewalk it feels higher. if you look through you'll see the arena same distance and the at&t believe

room of the veteran's building which is on the second floor of that building and overlooks for a balcony that overlooks city hall for those of you who have been there for private functions. >> it is an extraordinary room, it is the american pizza hut version of the hall of mirrors one might say. it is a gorgeous room. and we were reviewing the final edit of this new piece that will enter into the nimbus series and it will be on view at the gallery in a couple of weeks and again, watch your e-mail and we will let you know when it arrives and you can come and look at it. there will be two images chosen from this large multiday, one is a large print that will be on view in the gallery and is an addition of six. and then, we have been sort of talking about addition size and then there will be a version that is about this big. that is an addition of 30 and available for purchase at a affordable price. so let us know if you are interested in that and watch the e-mail and the funds will go to both support the artist e d support the programs at them forward. so sign up for our eblast and keep in

and so, women who were assigned to cover these people were cooped up here in this hot, miserable balcony where they couldn't eat, and here they could see men calling down here on the floor having a nice lunch. also, they couldn't hear up there. they didn't have enough room to take notes. but that was the status of the women in those days. there was a woman in the "washington post" i knew well who had been on the scenes in this book. she was taken off the priced civil rights assignment at the post because the people that were involved in this civil rights protest were going to have a meeting here at the press club and because women were not allowed in the press club, the post instead of complaining about this just said we will assigned a man to it. that is the way things work. >> what was your beat the "washington post"? >> i had a variety of beats at the post. i covered a city of alexandria. but i also later covered the corps general sessions, which is now the superior court. and i covered welfare and i covered education in the d.c. public schools. i was on the metro staff. >> not only w

>> one of our upstairs rooms opens directly on the balcony.r, i hosted george's birthday party on july 4. his birthday is july 6. our friends from around the country came. we would stand on the balcony to watch the fireworks over the washington monument, all eight years. fromct, now i get e-mails all of our friends on george's birthday. they think they will never have as much fun at a birthday party again, because we will not be there, watching the fireworks from the truman balcony. >> did it seem like home to you? >> it did. and i knew it would. we had been there with my in- laws. i knew my mother-in-law had made it into a home. it is a home. mean, it is a magnificent home. you live with the furniture and decorating of presidents before you, but it is a home, and a wonderful place to live. our girls came up, and our friends stayed with them. george's brother and sister -- one brother and sister lives in the washington area. they came over for family dinners with their children. of course, his parents stayed with us when they were in washingto

thousands of orange cloud well- wishers were on hand as they stepped out on the balcony to greet a cheering crowd. >> hoorah! hoorah! >> the country playing all monster with king. -- aying homage. they all watched dawes willem- alexander swore an oath of allegiance to the country and the dutch constitution in the amsterdam's new church. he thanked his mother. >> i have a clear vision of my ffice. no one knows what the future brings. wherever the path leads and however far it goes, i will carry your wisdom and words with me. >> the new kingdom was not actually crowned. he officially became king when his mother signed the abdication act in a ceremony in the royal palace. >> today, i make way for a new generation, for my son, willem- alexander. [applause] >> after officially taking office, the new king appeared before his people with his wife, queen maxima, and beatrix, now princess once again. >> i think it's a good time for a change. she now has time for herself and the new king is well prepared. >> it has been a festive atmosphere in amsterdam as the dutch capital rings in a new era for the

neighbors are craning their necks from balconies and they're all focused on this ground floor apartment with the lights on. there are dozens of police vehicles here. apparently this morning somebody called the police worried about the welfare of the couple that lives in that apartment and their young adult daughter. when the officer arrived, he found the couple dead, a man and a woman in their 40s and the young woman who neighbors say is a quadriplegic in need of medical help, she was uninjured. they rushed her to the hospital. she is apparently going to be released soon but now police are focused on what happened to this couple. they do not say whether there are any clear or obvious signs of trauma. you can imagine the crime scene investigators are going over this very carefully. neighbors say that the man who lived here was a nice guy. he had cookouts, would give you food, beer, even if you didn't know him he would invite you in but they also say that he had the kind of lifestyle that might make him vulnerable to attack. so that's all the details that we have at this point but we're o

but several cars and balconies were damaged. >> that was the amazing part. >>> the obama administration is proposing $14 per flight tax for airline passengers. the money would go towards improvements as well as more immigration custom officers. reduce white times. they are opposing that idea. if you have a boarder's gift card, you are out of luck. the book store chain closed remaining stores a few years back. boarders owe absolutely nothing to the people who have unredeemed gift cards. there you go. >> a world war ii marine is getting his dying wish 70 years later. >> thomas jones kept the diary and wanted it returned to his high school sweet heart. he died in 1944 but the journal did not find its way to laura until this april. she was taking a tour of the national world war ii museum when she found it on display. >> it was nice to find out he did care about me and is so sorry it happened the way it did. >> because it was donated to the museum she couldn't have the original so she did get a copy. i know it's so sweet. >> can you imagine going through a museum and seeing something person

>> one of our upstairs rooms opens directly on the balcony.year, i hosted george's birthday party on july 4. his birthday is july 6. our friends from around the country came. we would stand on the balcony to watch the fireworks over the washington monument, all eight years. in fact, now i get e-mails from all of our friends on george's birthday. they think they will never have as much fun at a birthday party again, because we will not be there, watching the fireworks from the truman balcony. >> did it seem like home to you? >> it did. and i knew it would. we had been there with my in- laws. i knew my mother-in-law had made it into a home. it is a home. you live with the furniture and decorating of presidents before you, but it is a home, and a wonderful place to live. our girls came up, and our friends stayed with them. george's brother and sister -- one brother and sister lives in the washington area. they came over for family dinners with their children. of course, his parents stayed with us when they were in washington. it really is a home.

it damaged another of balconies and several cars that were parked on the streets below. 250 people live in that apartment complex. according to officials, no one was hurt. it is not known what caused the collapse, but a government spokesman says the crane may have been poorly secured. extraordinary images out of russia. imagine spending nearly 20 years in prison just because you could not afford the $180 bail to getouwhat happened to an indian woman who has just now been released because the son she gave birth to in jail has finally managed to free her. it is an amazing tale. >> and bittersweet gift for a mother who is -- has finally come home. she was convicted of murder in 1994. she was granted bail on appeal, but did not have the $180 she needed to get out. so, she spent all these years in jail, lost in the system and forgotten. >> i thought i would die in prison. they used to tell me in there that no one ever gets out. one person never forgot r,eravup hope. kanhaiya was born to her in prison and spent the better part of his childhood in juvenile homes. he now works at a clothing fac

. >> disoriented man in his 60's was trapped on his balcony as flames rip through the 1 bedroom apartment. >> we tried to help him tout come out and tried to help him but holding back. >> then he fell back natural fire and he had burns on his back and shoulders and he was burning up in there. >> that's when firefighters kevin hick ran up the ladder natural black smoke and flames. >> could i hear the firefighters kevin saying that yelling at the victim to let go. >> dead weight. he was grabbing on to something and then i got his hand free and picked him up but you definitely needed help to pass him off to. >> chief david usually lets the younger guy dot heavy lifting but he was the only one on hand. in fact joanne and 2 other neighbors had to steady the ladder. >> i wouldn't have wanted to fall from the second story with carrying someone down the ladder. >> elderly man had second degree burns but he's alive tonight. in vallejo, allen wong abc 7 news. >> nfl team owner vote tomorrow on which city will host the 2 2016 superbowl. owner choosing between the niners new home in santa clara and m

at the sides, the members of the cornaro family appear in balconies with architectural backgrounds whoseerspectives merge with that of the church. their space becomes indistinguishable from ours. they consider, study, discuss, describe, indicate, and thereby bear witness to a mysterious event in which they participate, encouraging us to join them. here bernini created a visual sensation by making a literal portrayal of a woman in ecstasy. from time immemorial, mystics have used the vocabulary of earthly love to convey their feelings to others. communion with god is like communion with the mother, only infinitely more so. in her autobiography, teresa describes the famous vision of the transverberation. "in the angel's hands, i saw a long golden spear, "and at the end of the iron tip, "i seem to see a point of fire. "with this, he pierced my heart several times, "penetrating by entrails. "when he drew it out, he left me completely afire with a great love for god." the prime tenet of christianity is that god created the world t r hunity. bernini made love and creation the key to his chapel.

. >> the disoriented man was trapped on the balcony as flamed ripped through the apartment. >> we tryied to help him but he was going back inside. >> he fell in the fire with buns -- burns on his back and shoulders. >> firefighter ran up the ladder and into the black smoke and flames. >> i could hear the firefighter, kevin, yelling at the victim to let go. >> he was dead weight, grabbing on to something and i got his hand free and picked him up but i need help. >> the chief usually lets the younger guys do the heavy lifting but he was the only one on hand and two neighbors had to steady the ladder. >> i wouldn't want to fall from the second story carrying someone down the ladder. >> the elderly man had second-degree burns. >> 4:44. governor brown said he is no longer certain the eastern span of the bay bridge will open labor day weekend saying the bridge will not open unless it is ready. the governor previously dismissed concerns of the structural integrity. in addition to safety questions regarding cracking bolts used to build the span, it is reported that thousands of steel tendons wer

once the process and returned to buckingham palace the queen and prince philip appeared on the balcony. the first instance of the new queen and the family together. in 1958 the public were able to get even closer. >> today, for the first time, this ceremony is being watched not only by those who are present in this chamber but many millions of my subjects. >> the occasion is often a family event for the queen, regularly transmitted by the duke and up to the present day by other members of the parliament. the ceremony focuses attention on the queen's role as head of state. >> my government will seek to play a full and constructive part in preserving peace and justice. >> during 60 years of the queen's rain there have many changes on the benches and throughout more, her majesty has been commended for her sense of dedication and duty. the event is an location to witness the queen and her most regal for the monarch is the most important occasion to focus on her constitutional role in an ever-changing united kingdom and by the grace of god, her majesty and radiance happily together. >> we j

. >> ihis 60's was trapped on his balcony as flames rip through the 1 bedroom apartment. >> we tried to help him tout come out and tried to help him but holding back. >> then he fell back natural fire and he had burns on his back and shoulders and he was burning up in there. >> that's when firefighters kevin hick ran up the ladder natural black smoke and flames. >> could i hear the firefighters kevin saying that yelling at the victim to let go. >> dead weight. he was grabbing on to something and then i got his hand free and picked him up but you definitely needed help to pass him off to. >> chief david usually lets the younger guy dot heavy lifting but he was the only one on hand. in fact joanne and 2 other neighbors had to steady the ladder. >> i wouldn't have wanted to fall from the second story with carrying someone down the ladder. >> elderly man had second degree burns but he's alive tonight. in vallejo, allen wong abc 7 news. >> nfl team owner vote tomorrow on which city will host the 2 2016 superbowl. owner choosing between the niners new home in santa clara and miami which su

why, they got a 10 year lease and build the building and then noticed there are balconies that look down on our building. maybe this is a security risk. we're not occupying the building. then they have the a dallascy -- audacity to say you did not give us enough money. maybe it takes leadership to to them them how the money should be spent. [applause] but what seals the deal on benghazi is that repeated requests were sent out. she was asked by myself and others, did you read the cables? did you read the request for help? she said no. i'm busy, i get lots of cables. i say look, i don't expect you to read every cable from bull uerra but i do expect you -- bulgaria but i do expect you to read the important cables from libya. [applause] we got some news from the hearing in the house and i think it will go on. i think we'll get more news. most of that action is going to happen, probably in the house we have requested hear information the house but we don't control the committee. the other big issue before us is immigration. we may not all in this room agree on exactly what it is. i respect co

so, if somebody could jump over this, they could jump over practically any deck or any balcony that is being built under the current code for building. i'm also going to address other matters related to -- i'm going to address matters related to access. if you can see over here, this is the applicant's roof and these are the neighboring roofs. access has always existed. you can see the neighbor, they have a railing there a they have access to the roof with staircase. the applicant has a permanent ladder attached to the stairway to her house. there is major complaint we created new access, but we're saying that just by the nature of how the properties are laid out and they have flat roofs and they're connected, access has always been there. and, so, i don't think that our deck is creating any new access issues that she's referring to. this is a view of what the homes look like. they're all joined homes with all flat roofs. you can hop, skip and jump from house number 307 practically to 345. so, there's no access being created. we've got letters from neighbors that are living in house nu

yeah, we picked up the different elements and the base and the balconies and the whole massing is basically driven by what is around, or by what is around there. i am sorry it does not show so clearly, but we made a major effort with the city planned to do that. finally, we have reached out to everybody in the neighborhood. we have in total, eleven formal letters of support to the best of our knowledge there was no one who was opposed there was someone who questioned it and took a neutral position and we actually formally answered the responses. there was no, we were actually doing everything that they indicated that they wanted. so, we would love to get the approval. we think that it would be a valuable addition to the civic center area and we will provide the goal of a 24/7 neighborhood. thank you so much. >> thank you >> we will open it up for public comment. joy lamb, tim colin, judy hamen, john manning? >> good evening, commissioners on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition and the fund came to us and presented this project and i have to say that it hits the sweet spot of what

classic hallmarks of the eighteenth and nineteenth century opera house is a horseshoe shaped three balconies a tried and trusted designed to carry both grand scale and wide intimacy that there's a twenty first century twist smart walls so that even the father spectator catches even the quietest nights backstage the marines give you to do is like a factory scene jobs of flying towers and axes areas designed to operate so that sets can be moved quickly and easy so productions can be stitched back to back the opening night garland the second of may kicks off three days of launch performances at district and general director valerie giver will conduct an area of stars including will see the domingo overborrowed and renee coming in the words of you to stick directing the program the novel festival which are easy to demonstrate the extraordinary range of the company and the new theatres brings with all sizes of contemporary oprah ballet and kestrel music heard whom. to bomb would say our team. and. former institutes got the opening premiere starting on thursday join us cross special coverage. we'v

. >> disoriented man in his 60's was trapped on his balcony as flames rip through the 1 bedroom apartment. >> we tried to help him tout come out and tried to help him but holding back. >> then he fell back natural fire and he had burns on hisck d back and shoulders and he was burning up in there. >> that's when firefighters kevin hick ran up the ladder natural black smoke and flames. >> could i hear the firefighters kevin saying that yelling at the victim to let go. >> dead weight. he was grabbing on to something and then i got his hand free and picked him up but you definitely needed help to pass him off to. >> chief david usually lets the younger guy dot heavy lifting but he was the only one on hand. in fact joanne and 2 other neighbors had to steady the ladder. >> i wouldn't have wanted to fall from the second story with carrying someone down the ladder. >> elderly man had second degree burns but he's alive tonight. in vallejo, allen wong abc 7 news. >> nfl team owner vote tomorrow on which city will host the 2 2016 superbowl. owner choosing between the niners new home in santa clara a

brazil it's posted on video sharing site liveleak and it shows a couple in the heated art on their balconypparently the woman had an affair and that's what the whole thing was about. a few seconds into the video a shirtless man can be seen escaping from a window using a self-made rope. i guess that's one way to get out of dodge. the woman's reported lover then pauses on the window sill before jumping on to a mat provided by emergency workers to complete his elaborate escape. busted. >> i don't believe it. >> think it's staged? >> don't believe it. >>> all right, you're still looking for the one but you're too busy to find him or her out there in the world? well the public transportation company has an idea called the love train. no not the hit song by the o jays. it's a train designated for singles. it's going to run right after the morning rush hour that train may be up and running by the end of the year. i'll tell you why i don't believe that video. >> okay. >> the -- it's hard being too elaborate. too staged. >> such a skeptic. >> the love train though not a bad idea. >> i have to probl

his house from the so-called sky his wife was forced to throw the two old daughter from an absence balcony to safety below after the windows of her bedroom shattered the israeli forces come from this side and the sewage car stops it starts spraying while at the same time the soldiers throw the tear gas on the houses. if we find it's usual to see clashes here in the west bank village of not be selling between israeli soldiers and palestinian demonstrators villages came a nearby israeli settlement is being built on their land as you enter not be silent this is the sign that welcomes you dozens of tear gas canisters that have been collected just over the past few months a stark reminder of the excessive force the israeli army uses against the small village it remains unclear what's actually inside the liquid how. this water is very dirty and has a very bad smell once we left the house for three weeks because of it and it's water based and has various ingredients that create a very pungent smell but it is household ingredients as well whatever it is one thing both sides agree on you would not

management books will tell you that shyou should be on the balcony and of the dance floor. i agree with that generally. the two areas where if you spin attention on that you hope we will not mess up too badly, one of them is terrorism. i have to be knowledgeable to respond to questions that president obama has, as i did for president bush. that means making certain my organization puts me in a position to respond to that. the other area i have not done as good a job is on bringing in information technology. early on, we were putting in new case management system in. i did not ask the hard questions. i was told we had a system that would go in july. we would flip a switch. in the back of my mind, i wondered how that would happen. on the one hand, you have

topples over crashes on to the nine-story building and slams on to the roof, slices through a line of balconies crushes several cars on the ground. about 250 people live inside that building, and amazingly, no one was hurt. >>> when it comes to last night's sports highlights, one team is staying alive while another one was sent packing. espn shows us which team is doing what. >>> welcome to your "sportscenter" update. i'm dario melendez. it was a scenario for the spurs. in the nba finals, first quarter, spurs up 7, manu ginobili making tayshaun prince look like a fool. going between his legs and finds cory joseph. check it out. joseph, two points. scores up 44-38 at the break, and then third quarter spurs up ten, tony parker doing his thing, puts the spurs up 53-41. he had a game high 37 points in this one. under a minute to play, grizzlies trying to get back into this one. gasol, 14 in the game, grizzlies within three. then later, jerryd bayless trying to get something to but tiago splitter says, i don't think. they're heading to the nba finals for the fifth time in franchise history. >>> on t

front of their store every day, kind of the story -- the way i thought of the idea was standing in my balcony looking down at walgreens and realizing they had no idea how many people pass their store every day. they don't know that, how do they know if they're successful because the weather is nice, or because they did something right. so, you want to go into business hours? the wi-fi store here. so, one of our clients is saks fifth avenue and we end up giving them some really great charts about how many people pass while they're open. so, you can see here. these are the hours that they're open. and the dark areas are the hours that they're closed. and if they're open from 10:00 to 7:00 p.m., they capture 81% of the people that walk by. so, that might mean that they want to move their hours one way or the other and capture more people, or stay the same. and it's just data they didn't have before. and i think you can imagine what 5% more people, more customers to a big retailer would be in revenue. i can't tell if they're trying to cut me short or telling me to keep going. [laughter] >> this w

>> one of our upstairs rooms opens directly on the balcony. every year, i hosted george's birthday party on july 4. his birthday is july 6. our friends from around the country came. we would stand on the balcony to watch the fireworks over the washington monument, all eight years. in fact, now i get e-mails from all of our friends on george's birthday. they think they will never have as much fun at a birthday party again, because we will not be there, watching the fireworks from the truman balcony. >> did it seem like home to you? >> it did. and i knew it would. we had been there with my in- laws. i knew my mother-in-law had made it into a home. it is a home. you live with the furniture and decorating of presidents before you, but it is a home, and a wonderful place to live. our girls came up, and our friends stayed with them. george's brother and sister -- one brother and sister lives in the washington area. they came over for family dinners with their children. stayedse, his parents with us when they were in washington. it really is a home.

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