i was told by the planning department that there would be a gap between the houses and to the effect to my property would be minimal including the lighting and future maidens to my side of the property wall. -- future maintenance to my side of the property wall. there was no construction work performed at the subject property until the end of january, 2011, when i got a hold of the architect. they explained on january 22nd and january 21st that the construction of the house would not have any set back from the property lines to the foundation. in addition, the extension would completely block the side windows. this is different than what i was told from the planning department, thinking that there would be a gap between the house is extending all the way to the back of the house. i asked the architect and i said i would file an appeal and he said that he had my -- to indicated mind -- to the property owner of b. subsequent to talking with the architect i found that the permit was issued on december 3rd, 2010. i had missed the deadline to file an appeal as i was out of the country tra

the two of course these today's talks between the u.s. vice president and mitt romney betty were just part of major progressions for the upcoming visit all barack obama later this year and another pressing issue on the agenda was the levy any she has the u.s. is now considering imposing a no fly zone over libya. russia strongly opposes that moscow's it's against international intervention in what it believes is the levy under massacre and the u.s. is now seeking for russia's support for action in e.v.a.'s as russia has a veto on the year's curity council that means that without russia saying yes to the no fly zone plan this plan could not be enforced or for more insight on the talks and what the might mean apart relations between the u.s. and russia are now joined by democrat strategist chris is in washington thanks so much for joining us here on r.t. let's talk about the libyan issue what do you see as the stumbling blocks in relations between the two over the issue there in libya. well i think just as the united states is cautious somet

between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m., it may close the stations between west oakland and daly city.een west oakland and the embarcadero, that's because it's the transbay tube and they don't know what effect a tsunami may have on the tube but also the ones because embarcadero and daly city because they are underground. if water got into the system and mixed with electricity that could be dangerous for the riders so bart is considering closing from west oakland all the way to daly city. bart is still consulting with scientists and the usgs and watching news reports to decide whether it needs to close those stations. so far, no word yet. so still trying to get an update on that and still waiting to see, could have a major impact on public transit across the bay area. this would be an unprecedented closure, elizabeth. bart has never done anything like this before. the definition of course of unprecedented, but they do want to make sure that it's safe. they don't know what would happen. imagine if water crashed the transbay tube down through the embarcadero through all those or stations,

and daly city between 7 a.m..m. when we may or may not shut down service, police sign up for bart.gov/updates or go to cbs 5's website. that's a good place to figure that out. >> thank you, linton johnson, chief spokesman for bart. thank you for joining us. we'll check back with him if there are any updates on the bart situation. >> lawrence, you have been kind of watching some of those same pictures from hawaii. so far, not a monster wave by any stretch. and what happens there as you mentioned has a lot do with what's going to happen here, right? > absolutely. we are just trying to figure out exactly what we're working with right now. that's the problem. we have an idea we have these computer models that give us an idea of what we might see but is that really transpiring? and so far we haven't seen that in hawaii yet but we are expecting a hit there very, very shortly. once it hits there, we'll have an idea of what we are dealing with on the west coast. tsunami warnings though have been issued all the way from w

to maintain the border closed between morocco and algeria. i think that it would be better if this border opened to create a better dynamic for the region and morocco presents an audacious, here, too, initiative. a compromise for this region. and putting on the table a large autonomy, genuine autonomy and then for the reconciliation. because now people are divided. some populations are still today kept in camps and they cannot join their brothers, their sisters in morocco. then the negotiation is a n a good track but we need some better... good will and determination from algeria but also from morocco to create and to resolve this dispute because if we continue to not resolve this dispute don't forget that in this area we continue to be very active in the mag remember islamic... the main... established in the south of algeria and mauritania and also in mall i and niger and the finance of their activities come from ransom on one hand and also but trafficking. and there is important traffic from south america with cocaine to west africa. and we

this is a possibility between 7:00 and 9:00 this morning between west oakland and daly city due to the tsunami warning. and, again, we are hearing that from lynch and johnson, bart as spokesperson. so far no changes to the service as of this point. no delayed reported but we'll keep you posted if they possibly plan to shut down service between west oakland and daly city. that's between 7:00 and 9:00 this morning. so right now no changes planned and we'll top it off for you this morning. you may want to consider alternates due to that. amy hollyfield out at ocean beach. need to avoid that stretch. right now traffic is light. camera shots for you. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. this may be an option for a lot of folks this morning. also a live shot of the golden gate bridge. traffic is fine and even though we've had a few accidents this friday morning, nothing really causing any slowing at this point. you can stay on top of the bart situation as well anytime by going to our website abc7news.com is the place to go. it's under the bay area traffic link. eric, kristen. >> we'll follow th

new links between the u.k. and libya's government revealed several u.k. universities under fire for engaging with vicki doc the regime through receiving controversial cash donations. six pm in moscow good to have you with us here on r t our top story libya's opposition has told colonel moammar gadhafi that if he leaves the country now they won't put him on trial libyan state television has broadcast denials that could aki offered to quit if his family was allowed to safely leave the country violence continues meanwhile in parts of libya more than three weeks after the protests first erupted artie's policy has more from the capital tripoli. on the one hand be hearing from opposition groups that he is in talks with him they say that he's asking for an opportunity to a state. of parliament to a transition period to pave the way for him to meet these opposition groups also saying that he wants immunity from criminal prosecution and a mission to take the country at large amounts of cash now all of these reports have been rejected by the gap he has denied these

the two of course these today's talks between the u.s. vice president and me trim if it were just part of major proportions for the upcoming visit over iraq obama later this year and another pressing issue on the. and there was believe anything as the u.s. is now considering imposing a no fly zone over libya russia strongly opposes that moscow says it's against international intervention in what it believes is levy on domestic affairs and the u.s. is now seeking russia's support for action in media as russia has a veto on the year's curity council that means that without russia saying yes to the no fly zone plan this plan could not be enforced. critic strategist chris says joe biden's visit highlights the toys which continue to link russia and the u.s. . i think that the existing relations are on a track moving forward no matter what the little disruptions are and i think that's very important and i think that's part of what biden strip is all about and then the obama's trip will be all about which is that even if we have set backs along

trust in relations between two our great nations my stress u.s. readiness to build a unified european anti-missile defense system this project remains a bone of contention between moscow and washington how likely do you think it is that this issue could be resolved soon. well mr biden mansion he anticipated to and does the go season by the end of this year so this is a very short term and each is very complicated but certainly it is after they made a great mint a nuclear arms strategic arms which has been signed between the two countries but this is the probably the most important step not just the russian american relations bod the world security it as a whole i would say and it will require very very strong steps on both sides to work out a great mentor which will suit the interest of all mankind all right thank you very much very regularly from the. foundation. remember you can always see up to date on the stories that we're covering from our website our g got more you can find all the latest news was analysis here's what's just a click away ri

do you get concerned by what you mentioned, the procedural hurdles between the commission on one side which is, of course, controlled by democrats as is the white house and then the republican congress, and are we seeing in areas other than net neutrality which is the big concern right now among telecommunications issues, are we seeing that seep into broadcast issues, spectrum, retransmission consent? >> guest: well, undoubtedly, you know, sure, if i wanted to be a partisan, i'd like everything my way. but the truth of the matter is our history shows that some of our worst decisions are when you have one party domination. those are the ones that end up costing us a great deal of money, and usually produce unintended consequences. so divided government gives you an opportunity to fully vet ideas. it does slow down the process, but our -- the founders of the american government with malice aforethought made it hard to make law, and i think that that's a good thing. and so as frustrating as it is to watch on c-span sometimes, republicans and democrats don't seem to be able to agree on th

balance between libya's pro and anti-government forces shows no sign of easing but they're united on one issue their opposition to foreign intervention. europe takes in an influx of immigrants from north africa one produce town is already struggling to deal with the tensions between a large muslim community and angry nationalists. and reset reaffirmed russia's leader in the us price president find common ground on for stumbling blocks creating moscow's accession to the world trade organization and the missile defense system in europe. live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with the twenty four hours a day in libya more than a thousand people are now thought to have died in weeks of fighting between rebels and government forces even so all sides have told foreign forces to stay out of the conflict though that hasn't stopped the u.s. putting its military on alert to intervene or the u.k. and france from pushing the u.n. to back a no fly zone artie's correspondents are inside libya because in the opposition stronghold benghazi. in the capital tripoli. the program forc

currently, my understanding is, the proposed community benefit agreement between twitter and the city is still being negotiated. what i heard supervisor kim say is that she would hold this legislation at the full board if it was not completed. supervisor mirkarimi: through the chair to supervisor jim, are we suggesting that between now -- kim, are we suggesting that between now and then, in advance of this legislation, that there would be negotiations to disclose what the cba is? >> we can follow up with your office. supervisor chiu and ir committed to continuing this item next tuesday if we are not able to make advancement on the community benefits agreement by monday. supervisor chu: i would request, if that information is shared, that it is shared fully. supervisor mirkarimi: i agree. i do not want to box ourselves into a corner here. if there is information coming up and you want to leave this at the budget committee, it feels like an incomplete process, and there could be the need to get some sort of analysis, to see what the cba looks like. supervisor chu: thank you. any other q

a blurring of lines between ngos, political parties, unions, media. the needs to be of better understanding of how the work together -- the work together to reach an objective. now hopefully with the regulatory environment, hopefully theythere opportunitis to open that up and they may morph into working as political parties or civic union's instead of registering as unofficial ngos that could potentially open and register as different institutions. in terms of scaling up, there is most of the civic and political organizations have been consolidated in the cairo and greater karr region. there are some groups who emerged over recent years that link between local governments and constituent needs. there is going to be a need to expand beyond the capital area into supporting initiatives. i hear also, -- i would caution against over funding agencies. we have to be cognizant of the ability of these organizations to absorb additional funding. in terms of policy impact, instead of working in silence, it is important for these groups to be felt on -- the impac

that the relations between our countries even. right now the rift couldn't be further apart as khadafi vows to fight fire with fire. in the short term we will be in the long term we will be nearly one week after spearheading a military intervention into another arab country the u.s. u.k. and france are coming under increasing pressure to explain the endgame of this scenario what is happening in libya who is in charge what does victory mean and when will this new and third u.s. that mission finally be accomplished or not artsy new york. all right now on to an invasion of a different kind we're talking about the invasion into israel by could be presidential candidates from these united states there are palin is the latest one but she follows rudy giuliani mike huckabee mitt romney haley barbour and george pataki visits to the holy land all over the last few months are the loyalist areas in our new york studio. and lauren it's almost as if establishing your credentials and tell of eve is as vital as they stumping in new hampshire. we

citizens to their leaders the relationship between religion and state the relationship between different opposition parties the ideological trends they represent are being rethought renegotiated in trying to be reestablished along a different formula this is breathtaking this is one of the most transformative moments in the arab world or at least in the modern history of the arab world now i just threw up you know fairly what i'm referring to of course in the west in america for example the that were fed. on the mainstream media is this narrative that there's no such thing is the arab world there are only muslims and they're bad that's what the west has been spoon fed this narrative that us that is financed the military industrial complex financed the terror industry at the us supply stock financed the the tear gas canisters that people found in the streets and cairo now talk to me a little bit about the role that wiki leaks and social media played in the revolution it seems clear that wiki leaks was the spark and tunisia and that's the spark that drove this entire revolution across the

broadening of the interaction between our business people between our students between our people of culture and other people so it's actually in our days it's totally senseless borders it was mentioned by the way by prime minister putin that if we are speaking about measures of precaution in terms of not letting criminals entering the territory of e.u. this is against sanctions because all criminals are enjoying a freedom of movement unfortunately they use whatever possible means to to to enter you territory illegally and unfortunately we even together we cannot combine violation of war for one hundred percent so it does not affect criminals but it is it affects in a very serious way those who are willing to vote true who are willing to trade ok. promise to put discussed in a very important issue with brass which is the european gas supply policy gazprom russian their supplies well why could this problem be solved directly by gasper arm and european customers this it means that it's more a political problem russian gas in europe than the canard well it's not a secret there we or i w

if approved, this ordinance would acquire the uses on fillmore street between bush and mcallister. and this does exclude and therefore would prohibit other uses on this list. and including office uses, and that individual uses 25 feet into the building. if there were uses of larger than that, it need to be wrapped along the frontage so the uses were in front of it along the sidewalk. commissioners, in reviewing this particular ordinance, the department recommends approval with a small modification. and we would modify the active uses as defined and currently in the planning code to include a couple of other uses. the first we recommend should inexclusive self-service specialty food restaurants and that is a new restaurant definition that did not exist when the active uses were originally defined and probably should have been included in this list when it came into existence. and similarly outdoor activity areas should be included in the list as they go a long way in creating active spaces along the sidewalk. and there we have the esteemed supervisor and his aid and we just describe

well there was a meeting between president sarkozy's office of france and the libyan rebel national council after wish it was decided to announce that france recognizes the rebels as the legitimate power in that country they will exchange ambassadors france will send an ambassador to be in causey and vice versa they will be heard diplomats in france as the official representative of their country french foreign minister ellen should pay poached european partners to follow suit and engage with the new libyan leaders the trouble is this opposition doesn't have much control it says there's certain pockets of the country in the east there's also devious question marks over its formation there are former ministers of justice the minister of the interior from the get their feet regime in this party along with several rebels rebels who are dissidents also who spent years in prison and it's not sure why france has done this france that is not traditionally the closest ally of libya of course libya was a former colleague of italy and there are question marks now being raised by the international com

talking about chernobyl disaster he gives us his thoughts on whether it's right to draw comparisons between the two and what japan's the best course of action now being. civil rights. thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us after that your novel catastrophic you were in charge of containing nuclear emissions from the exploded reactor to understand what situation the japanese workers are finding themselves in right now he explained to us what was it like to work in chernobyl inaudible that award. there was a great deal of work to be done but we only had seconds or minutes to do the job if we wanted to avoid a long term impact on human health can you imagine what the conditions were like according to statistics from the un report more than six hundred fifty thousand rescuers took part in dealing with the consequences of the chernobyl nuclear power plant accident back if you an idea about the scale of that effort in which practically all soviet ministries and agencies were involved. five years had passed since that accident we were commemorating that anniversary and were drawing

relations between the two but. they are predated all our main stories kate partridges joins us now with holders in the woods or it's so tell us there's an ice hockey action yes that's right so often look at what's even skull when the first games in the last eight series it's time for regular season champions often cause i'm not sure right now and the hockey and football coming up. hello welcome to the sports news it make a call to hear about on game on after winning starts a lot of us even scott regular season champions haven't got stock i lost eight series tonight much like i was a ghost in the k h l walk in the last lately in all my bags of races possible to be tossed in two weeks of champions league quarter finals last time i shopped. and legends line up big name brazilian star in an exhibition game at this weekend's russian football something like this. or that one used to convert first to ice hockey and regular season champions haven't got a carny in action against mr goes in the first game with the best of se

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violence was done spreading from tunisia to egypt to yemen to libya now there are rising tensions between israel and palestine after about two years of quiet and relative peace between these two countries violence has once again erupted telephony and militants firing rockets into southern israel and israel responding with airstrikes in gaza so here's the question what happens if this violence escalates the u.s. would have to get involved well you may have thought we were already spread a little thin engaged in libya iraq afghanistan and let's not forget about some of the behind the scenes stuff this country does in yemen and pakistan but let's think about this country israel in many ways is the closest friend of the u.s. after all even their appeal is there right now most presidential candidates make it an important stop on the campaign trail apac as one of the most powerful lobbies in this country there is little doubt the u.s. would have to help in some way so could this be world war three earlier i spoke with normal norman finkelstein from our new york studio norman is an activist and

so somewhere between there and see roe. there will be some broadcasters who are underwater economically who will gladly agree to go out of business for a market feed. that said, there are a lot of people in broadcasting who are profitable who employ lots of people and produce the best content and the content that we all rely on locally for news, weather sports and emergency information is no substitute for the broadcasting when it comes to those things. >> host: but no percentage? >> guest: i would want to presume that. the way i describe it though is what you really have when you are talking about this is a regional broadband problem that is primarily los angeles, chicago and new york. and what you have is a national broadband solution. and my feeling is why should people in kentucky have to have their stations potentially degraded so that you can get a faster app download in new york city? i mean, come on, let's be fair. that is really what it is coming down to. >> guest: on the spectrum proceeds wherever the revenue is s

i think there's a lot of value to be unlocked between the deal between b.p. and rolls you have to. give there's a lot of value you've got to find some way of sharing that value around to make the deal happen so the ending this is the last we've heard of it i think that the russian shareholders in a b p want to make sure that they get some of this value which can be unlocked by the deal how that happens i think is going to be the next step and what do you think are there any other incentives to b.p. for ross never to find a partner for example. creates it's a very interesting project you know the unlocking of the arctic hydrocarbons in the arctic is something that i think a lot of the oil companies would want to look at we've had several deals in the last couple of months with no overt acts on with rosneft in other areas so i think there would be other international oil majors that would be interested in looking at the deal but you know b.p. is the most experienced western oil company in russia it's closest obviously to the deal there the obvious candidates to to make this happen so

a little more than -- between half or a quarter of a mile. what is unusual is it is flat. we get access from bicycles and pedestrians. we have a hard time accommodating in sentences go. on this slide, a wanted to emphasize we heard from the shared public way, a new street. very bicycle and pedestrian- friendly. we worked especially closely with the mayor's office of disability. you are talking about a street that could have cars, bytes, kids, everything happening. we wanted to build into a architecturally all the mechanisms that alert people -- allow cable the comfort and safety that they are as well placed as anybody, and we got sign-offs' from the california council of the blind as well as mod on the concept. we also worked with the bicycle coalition and department of public health. they work on a treasure island transportation community plan. we integrated the recommendations in this plan as well. finally, as michael said, association of bay area governments has a development, and we made sure we not only looked at treasure island and yerba buena island, we looked at ma

russia's apparent to us relations between our countries between mr putin and our leader are good russia is the former soviet union our generation remembers the years as our and its position in the world will ask any libyan in the street and he will tell you that russia is with us russia is a friend see nobody difficulties your country is going through but still russia's role in the resolution of this problem will be very important but at the same applies to india and china and there are countries with positions of their own we hope they show resilience and help libya solve the problem that it is facing today . they have to mull you ask russia to use the try to veto in the security council in the event of vote and possibly lose airspace happen veto thing of the seventy miles of the. we would like russia to use its right of veto as the soviet union did and that is their wish the hopes of it but i don't know but if that happens it will be the first time russia veto the security council vote since the end of the cold war. it would be a big step forward. world not just libya. of course that

from the russian capital ten in the evening here in the russian capital top stories now violence between libya's pro and anti government forces shows no sign of easing with more than a thousand people now police have been killed in weeks of fighting for the rival sides united on one issue that opposition to foreign intervention. in north africa is driving felons of illegal immigrants to seek refuge in europe but the british town of luton is already struggling to deal with the tensions between the large muslim community and angry nationalists. and russia's leader in the u.s. vice president find common ground on forward stumbling blocks including moscow's accession to the world trade organization and a missile defense system in europe the need to make that it also ratified a law allowing the u.s. to transit military equipment through russia on its way to afghanistan seen as another sign of progress in the reset of relations between the two. well next libya's foreign minister tells r.t. and who is driving the uprisings in his country and why global powers should see the situation for themse

the people between the slides are trapped. of the new slide caltrans suspended clean-up because large boulders kept falling on the road and plan to resume work today. >>> yosemite national park is back open after being closed for three days because of the storm damage. weather left roads blocked and power lines down. now the three main roads leading into the park have been cleared of snow and fallen trees. but the park still has no electricity. utility crews are working on replacing a power transmission pole that was knocked over by that rockslide. >>> a decision is expected today in a groundbreaking child custody battle. mother abbie dorn is paralyzed and can't speak because of medical errors when she delivered her triplets in 2007. she lives with her parents in south carolina. the parents are suing to have those triplets visit three times a year from southern california where they live with the father, dan -- >> it's critical for the children not for abbie for the children to have a relationship with their mother irrespectiv

violence between libya's pro and anti-government forces shows no signs of easing but they're united on one issue their opposition to foreign intervention. in europe tastes in an influx of immigrants from north africa but one british town is already struggling to deal with the tensions between a large muslim community an angry nationalist. and a unifying issue or a new stumbling block block finding common ground over libya expect to be part of the structure during us vice president's visit to russia. four pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story in libya more than a thousand people are now thought to have died in weeks of fighting between rebels and government forces even though all sides have told foreign forces to stay out of the conflict though that hasn't stopped the u.s. from putting its military on alert to intervene or the u.k. and france from pushing the u.n. to back a no fly zone archies correspondents have more from inside the country oxide avoid close in the opposition stronghold benghazi and policy reports from the capital tripoli. we know

supervisor mirkarimi: i am curious to get a more full understanding between both, from juvenile to adult. >> we are, too. san francisco is the only jurisdiction in the state with separate departments. it is good for focusing on the juvenile programming, but the challenge with that is when you have two separate departments, the information it comes complicated. >> what is interesting about that -- we are true -- it is true, we are the only city and county that separates the two. but because of the strong 18-24- year-old offense rates, it is the 18, 19-year-old that i am not clear on what they're foundational history is, their status as you off. so it is like we are starting over again. >> absolutely. one thing we're doing that is a part of this grant is, we had some carry forward funds from the foundation from a previous grant. adult probation is working to contract for a new web-based case management system. we are talking with them and the provider of that system to see if we cannot share that system to some degree, so have the same infrastructure and then create some ways for us to sha

eastbound 4 between bailey road and somersville until 7:00 this morning. have lanes blocked. westbound commute direction just starting to see our first bit of brake lights there towards a street in antioch. things look better out antioch. 14 minutes from 680 to the dublin interchange. big accident yesterday in livermore and messed things up for the morning drive, again not the case so far today. >>> a surfer is dead today after he fell while riding the wave in mavericks near half moon bay. fellow surfers are asking how could this happen to a guy who is so experienced. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: this morning the sea is rough on the coast of pacifica as you can see here behind me. but no huge waves. there is a high surf advisory out for the entire coastline until 11 p.m. tomorrow. waves are expected to be 13 to 16 feet. here's the picture of the surfer who died yesterday in waves even larger than that. his name is sion milosky. he lives in kauai, hawaii, dying after a two wave hold- down. he was hit by two separate waves and held down at around 6:30

of the energy and commerce committee have both said that the government should not be regulating between broadcasters and cable television on retransmission. do you agree? >> i do. while there is the rare interruption, the truth of the matter is that 99% of the negotiations are settled without interruption and on the market basis. that works better than the government getting involved trying to urge a particular outcome or particular price. the government does not usually do that well. we think the proof is in the pudding. it is working. it works for cable. they get paid for their content. it works for broadcasting as well. what is not broken should not be fixed. >> it is that helpful to your organization that the republicans took a house back in 2010? >> our issues are not republican and democrat. our issues are about the american people. news, the weather, sports, information that they want to watch. i find friends on both sides of the aisle. the fact of the divided government gives you more procedural hurdles to utilize if you need to and to stop bad things. when i served in the u.s.

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quick trip all the way between hayward and the macarthur maze. more traffic coming up including a check of mass transit. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the damaged nuclear power plant is now leaking radioactivity directly into the atmosphere and there are new concerns this morning a cooling pond had been on fire is now believed to be boiling. we have a report, people who are still within 20 miles of the power plant are being told to stay indoors and wear masks. >> reporter: scouring the rubble in japan, the recovery of bodies continues. the death toll climbs. and the threat of more danger looms. the fukushima dai-ichi power plant is unstable with another explosion and fire tuesday, leading to unhealthy levels of increased radiation, which later decreased. >> we need now for everybody to move out of the 20-kilometer radius from the number one plant. we would like to ask you to remain indoors at home or in your offices. >> reporter: and a 30-kilometer radius no-fly zone is now in effect over the plant. some 800 workers evacuated. o

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