the planning department made a decision for two boxes. two on another avenue, and that it is appropriate. this house further their argument that the equipment is compatible with the equipment already found on our block. nine equipment attachments, you need to include the equipment attachments that are already put up on the block. please ask them to provide evidence for their statement. i am happy to walk the board through. nextg's equipment has visual blight that is upsetting. it is not compatible with our block, and we strongly believe there are a better site locations. thank you very much. vice president hwang: did you want to go on through and walk as through the pictures? >> this is the corner of lake and 27th ave. nextg has often reference to this box. that is a busy street than our block. this is a visual of the next utility pole down the block. this is the next utility pole down the block. the equipment here has been added by nextg. there are two small brown boxes here, and then there is a transformer. this is what that poll looks

my neighbor looked out and the boxes are directly in front of his window.the tower is close to the neighborhood until i speculate there are some problems as well. on multiple occasions, nextg has had its contractors in the neighborhood. they show up with no notice, there are no barricades according to san francisco administrative code. on multiple occasions, they worked in the middle of the street, they park their equipment on gardens. when i asked for their sign it, i get no answer from them. i have incident reports that have been issued. april 5, may 1, may 8, asking them to be safe when they work and have proper barricades set up. they can't get to their polls, it is creating an unsafe work environment and a situation where children are working -- walking around the street. it is a qualitative difference, an alien spaceship that distracts from homeowner value and the decor of the street. i question the major coverage that is being put forward. i have looked of the major carrier's sites, and allt he tr excellent to good. other spots show good coverage as

in the box. >> glad there's smoke in the box and not their junk in the box. natural progression. >> at the university of knotting hamm notting hamg amend in the science lam. >> launch it, hit the sides. >> basically by hitting on the sides it compresses the air inside the box. the only way to escape by going through the hole in the front. because it's a nice round shape and narrow in the width of the box it forces it into vortex. >> like giant smoke rings. like the caterpillar from "alice in wonderland." >> beauty of this thing is that you can see how quickly it's moving, how his aim changes. sometimes he holds the box lower. sometimes he misses. >> looks like they may be too far away now. >> and at this point they're at like about 10 meters, but -- i think just a hole in the box. see if we can do it without the smoke. >> interns -- ♪ >> now smoking in class is not a bad thing. >> for the first time of. >> this is possibly one of the weirdest things i've of seen and i'm not sure where this guy could possibly use this. >> hey guise, my name is steve. i'm going

he doesn't talk about boxing.f pressure. >> the next day the team heads out to a local gym for an afternoon of light work. the final sessions of a training program that began 11 weeks ago and will culminate at the mgm grand ring on saturday night. >> i'm just here to do my work the best i can. i'm working for the victory. >> he's really motivated for this fight. i can see every single session of training, he's so into it, so focused. he's working for perfection. the results of that long training will come up on may 5th. >> every day, every workout, every punch. has been pain stakingly supervised by pedro diaz. a trainer who has long subscribed to the theory that maximum performance comes from maximum preparation. >> a sports book down the blocks have declared cotto a decided underdog in the bout. though both him and the trainer remain a sense of inner calm, nonetheless. >> people can say whatever they want. the satisfaction i have when the bell sound. going to be bigger. i'm enjoying the magnitude of this fight a

a visually similar to box and antennas. the people were so distraught by it. they agreed to provide a slimmed down version. i have seen the pictures and it is so much different. why aren't we doing that? when i presented my request, i felt the board made it clear that it was not your place to consider esthetics. i found a course case where the judge did determine that local governments are allowed to consider esthetics. it is not the health concern. i am not afraid of this technology. but i think about san francisco as a whole and our standard of living. it is not this. if this was happening outside your home, maybe things would be different. people are just starting to see these boxes. but there are a lot of them in the city. pick it back to a department that will make better decisions about how this -- kicked back to a department that will make better decisions about how this technology is used. i just wanted to consider those things, thank you. i will make one more comment. when the -- when i asked the department of public works to provide me with that lett

"toy box" as they called it. it was weird. and i was scared. >> initially, it was clear that she was having difficulty remembering everything that had happened to her in the utility trailer and in her experience with david. >> before the fbi contacted me, i used to have nightmares of being tied to a table, or handcuffs, or duct tape scared me. but i couldn't never put any of it together. then, when the fbi called, then i knew they weren't just dreams, ing nightmares. they were real. >> kelly was struggling to remember what ray had done to her. but the police soon made another chilling discovery in ray's house. an audiotape recording. >> hello there. i'm going to tell you in detail why you have been kidnapped, what's going to happen to you. >> this was sinister stuff. >> now, you are obviously here against your will. you're going to be kept chained in a variety of different positions. >> the tape then revealed the reason for kelly's lack of memory. >> you're going to be drugged up real heavy, with a combination of sodium pentot

that equipment boxes really far off the ground. if you look at the distance between the actual length and the extension pole on the left and look at what it looks like on my street, it is really different. the other thing i noticed was that there seems to be a discrepancy in the end of model number. the model number listed in the letter that the department of health review, they wrote a letter saying that the technology was saved. i noticed a discrepancy in the model number. the difference between the two and that the model numbers is that the designation was inadvertently omitted in one document. let me show you the difference in these model numbers. i feel like if it was an omission, i feel like that is reason enough for the sperm that to be revoked. the letters at the numbers associated with the antenna have everything to do with the frequency of the technology being radiated. it means that the radiation levels are changing. the department of public works and their response actually provided a totally different model number. it

is savoring his eighth boxing title, biggest paycheck in boxing history. was the knockout that came next, making headlines tonight. here's abc's clayton san dell now. >> reporter: fly mayweather, who calls himself money, just became $32 million richer. taking home boxing biggest's money prize ever, by defeating miguel cotto, last night in las vegas. his fancy footwork on "dancing with the stars" no match for his footwork and power in the ring. 43 pro fights, 43 wins. he may be undefeated in the b boxing world, but he has a history of arrests for domestic violence. on joule 1st, he will trade this las vegas mansion for a jail cell, serving time for domestic violence and harassment. prosecutors say he punched and threatened to kill a former girlfriend, and make her new boyfriend, quote, disappear. >> when june 1st come, i have to be a man and when an obstacle comes in my way, i have to step up. tonight was an obstacle, a tough obstacle, i got past it. june 1st will be and i'll get past it. >> reporter: mayweather says he faced other tough obstacles, includin

that will enable us over time to eliminate the separate settop box. the consumer will save their money and have a much better experience including where do you put the set top box. as long as people have older tvs, we will have some setup devices. it will take a long time to read that is traditionally where it is going. you can watch tv -- there is nothing attached to it. it is over why 5. -- wifi. that will come only after everybody throws all their old stuff away. probably over a five or 10 year period. >> you also -- you mentioned wife. -- wifi. there is a new agreement with some companies like time warner. what is that agreement? >> we agreed to make a common standard so that we can authenticate our customers. you can use our wifi. i will talk about where we are building that. you can also use another cable operative's wifi. for example, let's say you are time warner broadband customer in manhattan. if you went to philadelphia, which is a comcast market, he would be able to use comcast wifi. we are building this in areas where people congregate. i

at a point of origin where the roots of a boxing match can be found, alongside the peculiar factors that drive a man to fight for a living. manny pacquiao is one of the most famous people in the world, an icon who has used his sport to transform himself into a statesman and ambassador, becoming a symbol of possibility to millions. but beneath the likeness of a giant is a 33-year-old man who has found himself searching for stability amid overwhelming fame. >> you are getting -- >> a balance he says he's now found in unconditional devotion. >> i'm setting an example to people that even in my prime i need god in my life. because without god, you know, we're nothing. >> more than 7,000 miles away, at first glance, the life of timothy bradley looks remarkably normal. at least until you step into his office. bradley may be a family man in a sleepy california paradise, but he's also a boxer. he's never lost a professional fight. passing every successive ring test he's taken in continually steady fashion. >> bradley takes and gives no quarter. he fights and fights and fights. >> now, he's earned

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this type of boxes. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they were sit over these big boxes and play over them. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the blacks these type of instruments were not allowed to be played because they were too loud and for the church they will provoke movement that was not appropriate. >> (speaking spanish). >> they could also work as a form of communication with the drumming patterns. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was what was going on in africa. >> (speaking spanish). >> and from some of the sounds they used to play that we almost lost all of them we still have some that he remembers. >> (speaking spanish). >> for instance -- >> (speaking spanish). >> this means "attention be alert. something is going to happen". >> (speaking spanish). >> wake up. wake up. >> wake up, wake up. (speaking spanish). >> and this are some of the drumming patterns that have been rescued by the cultural association. >> (speaking spanish). >> the african and review itse s size. >> (speaking spanish). >> to the actual size that he has. >> (speaking spanish). >> the reason why this drum was r

more time -- if those boxes are relatively and the -- i of those boxes are relatively -- if those boxes are relatively empty, we have more storage capacity. as with the board that there will be additional benefits we hope to address from flooding in low-lying areas in the south of market area, and we believe that that is going to be benefiting our entire system for the channel and click basis, which pretty much cover all the way down to the county line, so i just wanted to point that out. it is a very large area we want to address with this project. all the waste water flows pretty much flow down into the system where we collect and capture that. supervisor chu: from the budget analyst report, i just wanted to understand -- the current system is a pumping system, is that correct? the change would be to a gravity-led system? >> that is one of the alternatives we are looking at, not relying on another mechanical pumping system, but instead a deep gravity tunnel, gravity system from the location of the channel called station all the way to the southeast plant. supervisor chu: that is not s

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as fran found it's hard to notice because all the boxes are the same size. >> boxes look the same butpparently you get a smaller amount in here. >> reporter: she said it's happening everywhere. >> i have noticed it with breakfast cereal. >> reporter: and toilet paper, to cheese, soap and salmon, it's how companies are keeping prices down in the face of rising costs. one way to get more, stock up opponent crackers when they are on sale. most stores have some brand marked down every week. grab a few box of your favorites then so you don't waste your money. >> now, maryland's most power of doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> all right. nice night out there after a wonderful mother's day weekend on the hole. weather held up nicely. had just a couple of hours this evening mainly northern baltimore into carol. no rain in baltimore itself or on the eastern shore or annapolis or points south and east. bright sun, i had the chance to catch a few rays this weekend. 69 degrees, out at the airport. winds southeast at five. the weather through the day in balt

the set top box, it actually performs two or three functions. traditional tvs to not have that capability. so i give you a couple of examples. drizzle signals are anchored to so that they are not stolen. we need a device that is able to decrypt some. traditional tvs don't have that capability. in order to display a program guide when need some computing intelligence. also, the ability to communicate direction, a two-way radio. traditional tv does not have that. so that is -- so we have a set top to allow us to display services in our home that otherwise would not be displayed what is beginning to happen, consumers are buying devices that have intelligence and then. that could be a smart tv. it could be in ipad, and iphone. a local box. in the number of these things. most devices have computing power and they can talk. so that will enable us overtime to eliminate this separate set top box. so that means that the consumer will save that money and i think have a much better experience, including where you put the set top box. the big screen tv on t

box 72465, phoenix, arizona.group that is funding ads against democrats across the country, it's a tiny mailbox located in this post office outside the desert in phoenix, arizona. where does a post office box get tens of millions of dollars spend. the "los angeles times" wrote about this post office box. they wrote today that that lonely post office box managed to shell out $55 million for conservative groups across the country in 2010. $55 million, funding ads like that one they aired against bruce braley in iowa. beyond that p.o. box, nothing much is known about the group. they're supposedly run by a phoenix-based republican consultant, who is a key operative in the koch brothers' political activities. but in terms of where they got their $55 million to spend on that election, who knows? according to the center for responsive politics, the donors to this p.o. box in phoenix that's supposedly an organization, quote, are almost entirely unknown. such tax exempt organizations must detail the groups to whom they ga

and i didn't realize what was in that box. >> what was in the box?earned later, after the trial, it was -- it was one of the human heads, one of the victims, which he then took to his work and put in a locker. i told jeff, i can't imagine what i would do if i would have opened that box and found that, because i probably would have reacted in my typical fashion of just shock and numbness. i probably would have thought that, you know, maybe it's an artificial, some type of, i don't know, an occult thing or just some decorative thing that -- something, but not human. i can imagine i would finally realize or suspicion, what that is, and then -- then i don't know what would have happened. i think -- i probably would have lost it. i don't know what i would have done. i asked jeff, you know, what would he have done if i would have opened that up and found out what that was. and all he said was, "well, that would have been the end of the line. the jig would have been up." >> one of the -- one of the chilling stories that your dad tells is about the box he ha

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fire box red for the fire boxes. our brown for the pg and e poles. >> we are not painters we do our best. >> i'm assuming it has to do with gang activity. >> if it's territorial i mind. >> in case it's gang related and they are marking our territory i would like to paint it over. >> anything with numbers like x iv or x 13 west side mob and the bay view those are gang related. with gang related or profanity we will abait it as soon as possible. >> i consider it an art. there are circles of people that form around it whether or not they should ruin public property. >> this is art work i'm for it. unless it's on someone's property and they don't want it there. judge kids with silver paint expressing their ego needs doesn't belong on our property. >> graffiti is when you don't have permission to write anything on their property. >> eighth street is part of your regular rout? >> yes. >> everyday. >> eighth street. divisidero street. irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the p

doing the math with the space between the boxes there could be up to 1400 such boxes. it's >> the chaldeas as the judge to permit construction to resume. >>pam: of voters in richmond will now decide if there should be an additional tax on sodas. a measure was approved for a one set should retrieve tax. opponents say it would target the poor. the sugary drinks tax would arguably the what a life here in shots >> the fog continues to be issued this evening. the fog is coverage city hall. here is a look at airport delays. delays are pretty bad at this hour. satellite it radar shows that the fog is pretty widespread. >> the birthday of the bay area's most famous landmark is coming. if you are coming, did not drive. city streets and roads are expected to be gm. there are predicting the parties will be impossible and the presidio will be closed to vehicle traffic except for those who live there. the bridges southern parking lots will be closed. golden gate ferry service will be increased. this scene from the 50th anniversary when thousands crammed on to this ban will not be r

here is a preview. >> every time i look at that box, with all the things in them, what is in the box?e explosion of the media in march and november election. >> e-mail from whom? >> kimberly: monday we said there were tapes. there is the proof. check it out on hannity tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you don't want to miss it. >> bob: one liar talking to another liar. >> kimberly: why are you saying that? >> bob: i'm glad sean has the show, why you put that jerk on is beyond me. >> bret: maybe we pitch it for tomorrow's know here. >> greg: lead with it! >> bob: do it friday when i'm not here. >> thank you for watching. >> kimberly: my goodness. ♪ >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known on cruiseships, byron allen. let's go to tv's andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> our top story, is boxer manny paquio banned from shopping centers for opposing gay

here is a preview. >> every time i look at that box, with all the things in them, what is in the box? media in march and november election. >> e-mail from whom? >> kimberly: monday we said there were tapes. there is the proof. check it out on hannity tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you don't want to miss it. >> bob: one liar talking to another liar. >> kimberly: why are you saying that? >> bob: i'm glad sean has

of the box office.e easiest way to think about it. >> and does the average imax viewer spend more money at the concession stand than the other 35 million? >> it depends on market-to-market. remember, we're in 50 countries. in a way we're a very unique animal because extors tend to be regional. we're really the only kind of technology provider in the space so concessions really vary from area to area. >> hey, richard, it's tim. you have a bit of a high-class problem because you traded a high multiple because the fact people are very excited about 2012. the consensus is somewhere around 116, 117 on ebitda. do you guys think the bar is too high for your stock, and at this point, again, everything that you're saying is an extremely exciting story that i think on some level people have priced in. as traders here, we actually think you're doing a fantastic job, but you have a very high multiple that's scary for me. >> i don't agree. i think the consensus is $1 and we're trading at $20. when do i my long-term

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these are photos of pine boxes, thought to be the coffins of santa clara county's poor and indigent in the late 1800's. you can see the outline of the boxes buried beneath the earth and in the middle of valley medical center's construction site. >> i think it is surprising. nobody realized that that cemetery was there. >> the county is now rushing to figure out how to handle this troubling discovery. these county blueprints show a cemetery existed off what is now ginger lane in 1932. then 20 years later -- >> there is a parking lot in 1915 that was there. >> it was somehow paved over and remained that way until february when construction crews broke ground on a loading dock behind the er. there are no detailed records for the cemetery and for those buried in the potter's field which is believed to be massive. >> it can be projected from a 1932 map. there can be up to 1,450 pine boxes located in that area. >> like the tiger jumping out of the zoo, everything is going along fine and then this happens. >> county supervisor is worried. the project is stalled until a court grants the county

when you want to do research in the boxes, you sit in this room the boxes that you want. an archivist goes down and brings them up to you on your the hole in the boxes, the box on your desk. that is what happens. the boxes are brought up when you want to read them. >> this is an honor for me. for many years, i have been watching ted kennedy and the senate appeared in my last book, i wanted to write about the senate and its history and power. in order to get a feeling for the institution itself, i would sit week after week in the room trying to absorb how it worked. meant to america. anything, he writes "no." sometimes he writes "no out." he said that meant he was never getting anything from lyndon johnson. >> that was when he was head of the congressional campaign decide how much money to give. what does it reveal? >> all power corrupts. i do not think that is always true. i think what is always true is that power reveals. case of lyndon johnson. power does not always corrupt. they can cleanse. moving the senate. they had the representatives. you see it within my first bo

boxes. >>> prime box burial service senior the hospital opened in 1875.press in and out from 1932 is the only documentation of the cemetery. but you have to look very close. because somehow the hospital or county. potter's field. >>> by 1958 s the cemetery no longer exists. >>> said that by 1966 they literally paid over potter's field and put a parking lines so the commission of the parking lot? >>> those records system exists. so the county will be in court on friday asking a judge to remove 100 of the more than 1400 graves to continue building the new hospital services building. >>> yet no one from the county was gone and there was those boxes were discovered construction in that area halted. >>> the building will continue and the remaining grades are expected to continue resting in peace. that is below new offices and a new cafeteria. in santa clara county robert lisle cbs five. >>> san jose adults will now be on the hook for underage drinking that happens in their home tonight the city council unanimously approved what is being called a social post or

you know, cardboard boxes. fun thing. you make a fort out of it but you don't want to let your kids cut up the cardboard boxes so how do we make a safe cutter that kids can use. pennsylvan . >> pencil sharpener. >> motorcycle helmet with led light indicator. the brake light on a motorcycle is so small. all the research has been done that that's why you can't see a motorcycle person. so we created this motorcycle helmet where there is the whole back panel is a giant led and it connects the bleu tooth to your bike, so as you brake, the whole back of your helmet lights up, so it is this giant red light. this is where we're using all sorts of materials, foam, cardboard, et cetera, to prove out all the different concepts. this is an interesting product. they're creating a plug replicator for people that have arthritis. if you plug this in, basically the whole thought process here is instead of having -- getting in there and using a lot of motion, you can just come in and just pop it right off. so it is a simple geom

these are photos of pine boxes, thought to be the coffins of santa clara county's poor and indigent in the late 1800's. you can see the outline of the boxes buried beneath the earth and in the middle of valley medical center's construction site. >> i think it is surprising. nobody realized that that cemetery was there. >> the county is now rushing to figure out how to handle this troubling discovery. these county blueprints show a cemetery existed off what is now ginger lane in 1932. then 20 years later -- >> there is a parking lot in 1915 that was there. >> it was somehow paved over and remained that way until february when construction crews broke ground on a loading dock behind the er. there are no detailed records for the cemetery and for those buried in the potter's field which is believed to be massive. >> it can be projected from a 1932 map. there can be up to 1,450 pine boxes located in that area. >> like the tiger jumping out of the zoo, everything is going along fine and then this happens. >> county supervisor is worried. the project is stalled until a court grants the county

microsoft is vashing the price of x box. but a new report in forbes magazine said it may not be a very good deal. we wanted the console since we saw it but could not spend $300 on it. to lure in the gamers. they are now offering it for $99. forbes said you will be locked into a contract like a cell phone and pay more in the end than purchasing an x-box at retail t requires to you pay $15 a month for two years. that comes to $458. you can order the x-box from amazon for $280. if you cansful earlier, you get hit with a termination fee. and the 360 is old technology and be replaced by the 720. thank hard before hocking in for two years. don't waste your money. >>> we're tracking the weather. the heavier showers. cecil county and a closer look. and up through churchill getting more heavy downpours. some of the rains are heavy down to the beaches. this is an area of pair land that's desperate for rain. when it comes overnight it can soak in and saturate the ground. this is good for us. and something that you want to keep in mind