>> it is focused on the planting of bamboo with inner plantings by either bamboo or ivy to provide the green privacy screen. we have planted the bamboo, this is mid-process. we haven't yet installed the appropriate restraint to prevent it from hanging over, but it grows quickly and we believe that there will be sufficient privacy between the homes. the client and their interests are mutually aligned. they want the green privacy screen of a gun see him and he can't feed them. our interests are aligned, we have a documented the settlement agreement. they just have to allow the bamboo to grow. thank you. >> commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i don't see where we can do anything here other than the one thing that he asked for, that may or may not be reasonable, to have a planning actually look at the site, because i think all they have done is all that has been done is to look at haplography maps. as for us to decide anything else, we certainly don't have any jurisdiction over the issue of the planning, the planting, and nothing has been raised that should cause this board to overt

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as part of the negotiations with the neighbor, he is directly behind, bamboo was planted. >> show where. >> this is the line here, this is the screening wall that is 35 feet tall. >> house seat is that dropoff? >> from this retaining wall down to the other retaining wall is i believe 3 feet or 4 feet. it varies because it is slow. essentially, what is going on is that he is talking about a retaining wall permit, a landscape permit, which has nothing to do with the permit that we are here about. this photograph is taken from the roof of the structure, the actual permit under appeal. >> what is proposed to be built under this permit? >> the appealed permits is a horizontal addition at the basement level and the first level. >> will you point that out? >> i cannot, it is well below the roof. the roof of the structure. >> what is that? >> and that is the neighbor's basketball court which he dug down about 8 feet just recently to put in his basketball court. next to it as another 12-foot high retaining wall supporting another flat. >> you can slide that down. >> the property, and the adjacen

it has a bamboo surface. which is a rapidly renewable resource. >> so you work for hunts man architect url group. i have to ask beverly, you hired an architect. >> i think it's in appreciation of, that architects can appreciate the value that other architects bring to something. we had several factors. one was that we were very busy ourselves with keeping our country clients happy and the idea of taking the time to focus on this wasn't a good use of time. tenant improvement was not our special. we talked with a number of interior oriented firms. we are very ambitious and what we're offering. we wanted to hire an interior design firm that could bring that kind of specialness to this space. we are very are happy with what they brought to us >> did you learn anything about working with architects >> i remember when they put their proposal, they were more concerned about having a client that was an architect. we had a lot of ideas ourselves and had done a lot of the preliminary work. we haven't really shown that.

nine women share a primitive bamboo hut, three of them sleep in this corner. life here is a world away from the public image of h&m. the women try to survive and tend to 20 u.s. dollars of month. >> life here is hard, but we have to force ourselves. we do not have a choice. spend as little as possible so we can send the rest to our families. it is just not enough. >> last year, colombian textile exports increased to 3 billion u.s. dollars, but women are still struggling to survive. >> i do not expect much. i just want decent working conditions. our supervisor should not scream at us. i want to be treated like i am human. >> every day she wakes up worried she will lose her job or she will be the next worker to collapse. >> now, we would like to take you to a small german village that is in the process of writing climate history. it is -- its inhabitants are pioneers of renewable energy from biogas to wind energy and solar power. they are working on better ways to integrate renewals into the electricity grid. high-tech country life as you have never seen it befo

canoes, bamboo beds, and other improvised floatation devices are used to transport people and supplies to stranded relatives. >> we don't have water anymore. that's why we had to go out and buy food because help has not come to our place. there are still many people in our village who badly need help. >> reporter: a rubber boat brought by cbn is a great help. lucille talucent was with the team. >> these are rice fields, and this is now emerged and more than 15 feet of water. we are rescuing some of the villagers who are still in theirs houses and have not been rescued yet. >> reporter: the team found this family after a volunteer received a text message asking for help. >> i was growing desperate and getting nervous because i was afraid the water might continue to rise. >> my brother was textsing us to evacuate, but there was no way to do it. it was him hoop sen -- who sent the text message. we were praying for god to help us. all of our containers were empty from water. there was no way to go out and get supplies. >> god guided us, and we found our family. the waves were already stron

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plantains muscular trees draped in epiphytes carrying stands a bamboo and sinewy palms. when you turn pass the other little the harbor you float over the broken stones of the old capital of port royal. mostly destroyed in the 1692 earthquake. the gleaming sand swept around the shorelines of kingston port royals replacements, the greatest british metropolis in the caribbean. dolls fly circles around the mast. the sun cut the water into liquid diamonds. no wonder loyalists were captivated by it. such skills, such mountains and such a nurture, everything is so bright and gate. this delightful best cruising toward a spectacular landscape. 18th-century compared the bay of kingston to the bay of naples with the blue mountains standing in for vesuvius and the submersed ruins of port royal shimmering like a pompeii under the sea. others led the grandeur and sublimity and overcome them knocking language from the lips. whatever else loyalists refugees knew of this island they could see it wasn't the 13 colonies and more. now, the place that it was jamaica, was at that time the ric

prisoners had been beaten with clubs, shot at and change torture techniques like one code to even bamboo sticks and imagine police under there but them's fingernails. even if nawan wanted to scream, no one would hear him. he couldn't hear anyone either. within seconds of the zippers have been coming at us control of the senses. he couldn't see, the default castling leaking from the car engine. half of his body went cold, that's closest to the ac ground. he tried moving his arm and leg of his other site but found he was trapped. something had fallen on him, but he wasn't sure what. they sounded like a dead body being protrude creative. but if nawan realized he was the son of suitcase and stacking. and out, and now, breathing had become an impossible task is hard to leave that it it has ever been automatic. the more he thought about it the more he panicked, gasping for air. the other suitcases piled on top of his own. his left arm was frozen. he felt every bump in every rock of the road. these are the engines sputter to a halt about must've been please check point and clenched his fist unt

giant ferns and tufted very mill ideas, flap-eared plantings, muscular trees careening stands of bambooand sinewy palms. when you turned past the outer lip of the harbor, you floated over the broken stones of the old capitol of port royal, mostly destroyed in a 1692 earthquake. the gleaming sand swept around the shoreline to king son, port royal's replacement, the greatest british me metropolis in the caribbean. the sun cut the water into liquid diamonds. no wonder loyalists were captivated by it. such hills such mountains and everything so bright and gay, it is delightful gushes one newcomer. an 18th century compared the bay of kingston to the bay of naples with the blue mountain standing in for vesuvius and the submerged pompei under the sea. others let the grandeur simply overcome them, knocking language from their lips. whatever else loyalist refugees knew of this lush island, they could see it wasn't the 13 controlnies anymore. now, the place that it was, jamaica, was at that time the richest colony in the british empire and, in fact if you want to know why britain manages to bounc

beaten with clubs, a shot at, and subjected to strains torture techniques like one caught digging in bambooticks. he imagined police hammering the sharpened rocks under the victim's fingernails. even if he wanted to scream no one would hear him. he couldn't hear anyone either. within seconds of the zipper is zipping he lost control of his senses. he couldn't see, but he smelled the gasoline leaking from the car engine. half of his body when cold, the half that was closest to the icy ground. he tried moving his arm and leg of his other side, but found that he was trapped. something had fallen on him, but he was unsure what. it sounded like a dead body being thrown into a grave, but then he realized his bill was the sound of suitcases stacking. in the house and now, breeding have become such an impossible task that it was hard to believe it's ever been automatic. the more he thought about it the more he panicked, gasping for air and swallowing dust. his right arm ached from pressing up against the wicked the other six cases that were piled on top of his own. his left arm was frozen against th

agents say the plants look like trees and had to be supported by bamboo poles. three members of the family that lives in the home were arrested. the agents also confiscated 100 pounds of dry marijuana and seven guns. >>> mayors of nine large california cities worry the governor's inmate realignment program willup pertise public safety. the state is transferring nonviolent inmates and parolees this month. but mayors, including kevin johnson, are asking for more state funding. los angeles is being forced to reassign 150 police officers to better monitor the offenders and just yesterday, 22-year-old inmate, eric pratter, escaped while picking up trash along the sanwa teen -- san joaquin county county. >> >>> a surfer is sharing his terrifying encounter with a great white shark. he says he was knocked off his board monday afternoon while surfing along the oregon coast and found himself standing on the shark which was about 10 to 12 feet long. he said he was lifted out of the water above his knees for several seconds before the shark swam off. the second surfer who w

areas around the capitol city of bangkok, threatened by rising flood waters, residents climbing on bamboo rafts and army truck, leaving water-logged homes behind in an attempt to make it to higher ground. it is the worst flooding in half a century, caused by unusually heavy monsoon rains and rivers overflowing their banks, the flood versus drenched one third of the country's provinces and killed nearly 400 people thus far. jenna: back closer to home we're going to turn to colorado. is it okay that i read this? >> jon: i love colorado. jenna: he has a for the of feelings about colorado because these his home statement an early storm blasting the state with its first snoal of the season. not enough to ski, right jon? >> jon: i know people, my buddy, olsten, skiing several times already. jenna: the storms did cause power outages for thousands of people and caused a foot of snow in some areas. as you mentioned, it did snap some power lines, a lot of the tree branches, still heavy with leaves. sixty homes in the dark because of that. in greelly, snow knocked down several tree limb there is and

there were chopping bamboo up. they were stopping them -- chopping them up. we needed to figure out how to get control. if he needed more legislation to do that, he needed to come back to congress where we could unwind the thing. we will not get the economy under control until take care of the housing crisis. 20% of the national economy is dependent on construction and housing. when you have that whole sector flat on its back, you are going to have a tough time getting the economy back on track and moving again. host: an inside view of the mortgage crisis, a professor of finance at columbia business school. he is a research associate at the national bureau of economic research. this is in the opinion section of "the wall street journal." he writes this -- here's how he concludes -- guest: i totally disagree with the last part. it is very difficult to get a loan these days. that is if it is not totally secured. the government is about the only people still in the loan market. a private market is just about gone away in many parts of the country. i heard a stat