carp. a left hand geotechnical engineer with 50 years experience in his field and is batteries requires that provisions shall be made for ventilation for preventing explosive measures. the articles goes on for dust, fumes vapors and gases. it requires air conditioning systems to provide minimum building ventilation. and article - this states that special rooms are required for safe storage for proposed ground floor storage are not securely anchored. lastly there is no documents from at&t on how it plans to make the proposed ground floor storage room fire resistant. and at&t should be wreaked by this commission. thank you >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm jeff you'll be happy to know my speak is short. this governs the ac district where the california street is located. the code defines public use and includes under that definition wireless transition facilities like at&t proposes for this location. however, section 703 b-1 of the code is clear that all permitted uses shall be used in clo

the fish are asian silver carp also known as flying carp. and while their behavior looks bizarre, the jumping carp are actually responding to the boat's motor. >> it gets startled by this sound and reacts by leaping out of the water. >> look at this. >> the fish frenzy is an entertaining spectacle, but there's a serious downside too. >> this species really is invasive. it's not native to this water. it doesn't belong here. and it does compete with the native species for food sources. >> the voracious speed aggressively prey on sport fish making them an angler's nightmare. they're not just in these waters. the exploding population is infiltrating tributaries through the midwest and heading north towards the great lakes. within an hour, 21 fish have jumped on board the boat. mac and troy aren't planning on eating them. the guys say these carp are extremely hard to prepare correctly. and since state law forbids throwing them back in the water, troy and mac will have to dispose of them. >> that was a torpedo, man! >> the whole floor of the botto

you got to tell him. >> englishby: you're supposed to be going to carp, right?'t think it would be unrealistic that those pills under your seat in an unmarked prescription bottle could be yours? >> i have my prescription bottles right there. >> englishby: i understand that, but the same type of pills that are in the bottle you showed us are the same pills that are in the unmarked bottle. >> someone has to come clean right now, guys. >> englishby: are you telling me it's unrealistic that you're going to drug treatment, the same type of pills that are in an unmarked bottle, the same type you have... >> the paperwork's right there. >> englishby: do you have anything in your pockets? >> just my... just the pill bottle that i had and everything like that. >> englishby: okay. >> and then i also... go ahead. that's, just, that's right there. that's the one of the buprenex syringes. >> englishby: are you kidding me? are you kidding me? i just asked you if you had anything in your pockets, and you told me no. >> i told you that, i said i had something right in there. >>

troy and max say they got 300-pound of carp in all.know that's no fishtail. >> in all my years of bpg in the outdoors, hunting, fishing and boating, i've never seen anything like this. >> holy smokes! . >> look at this! >> wow! >> finally, fish aren't the only thing to come flying out of the water. one morning news program in san diego hopes to kick off its broadcast with a splash. >> we're at the san diego yacht and boat show. good morning, everybody, i'm hanging out with my friend john, fox 5 morning starts. >> and it start right now. >> but the plan goes awry when the stuntman's water power jet pack launches him state down instead of up t. man plunges into the water the station cuts back to the news desk. seconds later, the smiling stuntman gets it rights shooting up like rocket out of the sea and soaring through the sky. >> what is that? >> it could be the coolest new thing in water sports or a great escape device for the next james bond, but there are still a few kinks to work out. >> and it start right now! >> oh. never a dull mo

carps report include the following 4216 california requires major seismic retrofitting to at least have it to code. and the at&t equipment currently on the roof as well as the proposed at&ts rooftop antennas and other equipment present additional weight that be subject to largely loads by earthquakes and can't be there. in short the building as it now stands with at&ts currently cotter and proposed equipment prenlts an imminent situation. the planning department should be instructing at&t to decommission the cell site and remove the equipment not relating that you approve the conditional permit for even more equipment to be placed on the roof. please vote

carps report include the following 4216 california requires major seismic retrofitting to at least have it to code. and the at&t equipment currently on the roof as well as the proposed at&ts rooftop

harvey carp is the author of dvds. >> when you're child cries, maybe they're yanking your chain, or inbut the dream team stands behind the philosophy that the sleep control is the best way to achieve long-term success. >> a good night's sleep is a wonderful thing and that is what you will give to your child. then it is something to celebrate. >> reporter: two weeks after the intervention with mia, the team's method seemed to have paid off. miraculously, mia is sleeping 12 hours a night and going to bed without a peep. >> good job! >> nite, nite. >> reporter: emmy, however, is a work in progress. >> reporter: but ten minutes later, she, too, goes to sleep all on her own. >> so at 7:30, it would appear that everybody is sleeping right now. >> reporter: giving danielle and mar marcello the first quiet time they have had in months. we checked in with them six months after their experiment since is sleep training began, and both emmy and mia are still sleeping through the night. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: the couple says that sleep training has been life-changing. >> we actually have

carp will remain as the company's ceo.at and all the times i studied in college and i needed one idea and still can't come up with it. >> nothing's wrong with you ashley, you're fine. >> you come up with the big idea, let us know. >> yes. >> reporter: no way i'm going to let anyone know. [ laughter ] >> ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you, ashley. have a good weekend. >>> apple apparently never goes out of style. one of its first computers ever built is about to sell on auction for half a million dollars or more. built in 1976, apple 1 is the great-great-great-grandfather of today's macbook, ipads and iphones and first sold for more than $600. come monday it could sell on the auction block at christie's for more than $500,000. >>> the latest google doodle celebrates the summer solstice marking the official start of summer. it's the short animation of five swimmers bobbing around in the water. and today is the longest day of the year. but you already knew that, right. well, i think we all kind of knew that. but

mike carp with a deep shot. red sox scored in every inning but the eighth. boston beats texas 17-5.ccording to es pn, major league baseball could soon suspend up to 20 players, including yankees third baseman alex rodriguez, for their connection to a miami- area click called biogenesis. rodriguez could face a 100-day suspension as a second time doping offender. tony bosch has agreed to meet with baseball officials and given evidence that players receive the banned is from biogenesis. major league baseball and rodriguez have not commented. trip to theams's french open has not included much sightseeing after an early exit. now for the first time, she will see the files instead of the eiffel tower. serena williams with some prop -- with some trouble. first set, ace to serena. serena near court, on the attack, right into the net. takes it 6-3. serenally, far court, williams moves on to the semifinals of the roland garros. shocking result in the men's quarterfinal between roger federer and tsonga. federer only won 11 games all set. tsongain long -- delivers a stunner. louisville basketba

but we'll show you one woman taking carpe diem to a whole new level. >> you have to see the video. a at 102 years young taking a fleeing leap. >> look at this, dorothy made a leap off the bridge above the snake river as the parachute opens. topping it off, it was a picture perfect landing. just wait until you see her. it's something many of us would be afraid to do. for dorothy, no problem. she said it was just too short. look at her. when not thrill seeking she tries to sow as much as she can. no stranger to adrenaline rush, last year zip lined over snake river canyon. >> dorothy, you are my hero, take all our breaths away. >> i love her. i just want to give her a hug. that's good stuff. >> if i make it to 80, i'll just be happy if i can walk. >> thanks for being with us. join us tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. - live television? who cares? - who cares-- everybody! we love live tv. - do we, lemon? do you really love the over-zealous studio audience, who'll applaud at anything, here, in the greatest city on earth, new york, baby! what's up? [cheers and applause] - wait-- what are

mike carp sending a long fly ball to right, and that's a dinger. his fourth of the season. red sox up, 11-2. bottom eight now, rangers down, 17-5. yeah, you heard me. 17-5. and david ortiz, he would head out to right. sox win it, 17-5. and that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. have a great day. >>> all right, here's a catch you just don't see every day, a 12-foot, 1300-pound mako shark. it was caught on monday off of huntington beach in california. >> wow, it took more than two hours to reel this thing in. and they think that it's the biggest mako shark ever landed and now that all the pictures have been taken, it's expected to be donated for research. >>> up next, "the pulse," two strippers and some unwanted e-mail sounds like a bad joke but it sparked a politician's wife to post some fighting words to facebook. >> uh-huh. >>> plus, file this one under really? breast milk lollipops. >> what? >> wah, why one company thinks it's something you need to try. >> pass. >>> all right. how do you top this one? how do you tip this one? a pizza chain unveils a unique w

i've never seen this kind of carping and negativity. >>> who is going to hurt more from this so-calledscandal politics, president obama or the republicans? i think we know. we've got new poll numbers on how americans view these so-called scandals and how the republicans are finding the old gop adage, start each day with a prayer and end it with a probe. >>> also, when you hear republicans these days talk about women, you'd be excused if it you thought we were going back in time. in the last two days alone, we heard two gop senators talk about things that sounded more like 1913 than 2013. >>> and getting hammered for playing politics, i think it would cost new jersey $2 million a day to have a senator elected in october rather than in november. i've done the math, checked with the senate, there's only six working days in the senate between those two days. i just checked. that's $2 million a day, governor. >>> finally, another republican makes the mistake of saying aloud what he really thinks, that republican would be actually really prefer it if african-americans just stayed home on ele

there will be a lot of carping from republicans.senate confirmation appointment and some republican try to somehow go after her because they can't go after susan rice? >> the first round of confirmations went relatively smoothly. >> chuck hagel. >> let's compare that to what's coming up for power at the u.n. a number of these hearings will get really ugly. it's the great republican opportunity to focus on an administration they want to focus on right now. >> viviana, there was some early reporting who tried to call this a shake-up. susan rice and samantha power have been very influential in the presidential policy for years. they were shifting the president in another direction and now they're in the front seat. >> it's not really a surprise for a lot of us who follow washington because susan rice and samantha power are being rewarded for being there with president obama, as well as being close allies for a very long time. building on one thing that you said, think about it, as far as going forward has the republican response in gen

christina loren is telling us carpe diem. seize the day out there. going to be a beautiful one. >>> it is 5:30 on the nose. good morning, thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, i'm jon kelley. we are on the verge of the largest drug scandal in major league baseball history. and bay area players are front and center. bob redell is live at o.co coliseum. former giant melky cabrera and bartolo colon could face more suspensions. >> at least 20 major league baseball players could be facing suspension. in a couple of days, informant for major league baseball is expected to link oakland a's pitcher bartolo colon and former giants outfielder melky cabrera to performance-enhancing drugs. anthony bosch, founder of the now closed biogenesis anti-aging clinic outside miami. he is expected to talk to mlb and drop the dime on these players. in exchange, major league baseball will drop a lawsuit they filed against bosch. colon was suspended for elevated levels of testosterone last year and so was melky cabrera. his f

i'm here, you know, carpe diem and all that. let's go.. >> along with playing the guitar, speaking italian and salsa dancing, bungee jumping is among his 15 things to accomplish in life. >> i'm was always someone looking for the next adrenaline rush in some way or another. this seemed like the perfect way to do it. >> his friends had already departed thailand so he decides to go it alone. >> my friends flew home four days earlier. i considered changing my flight to go with them. my mom said, why don't you come home with your friends? and the amount it was going to cost me to change my ticket i could live in thailand for another week. i was, like, why not? right? >> flyer in hand, he books the short flight to a remote part of thailand. the next day he arrives on site but with mixed emoepgss. emotions. >> i was certainly nervous. excited, but there was a fear there. >> he is prepped for the leap of a lifetime. >> as soon as you pay, you are weighed immediately and they choose the correct bungee cord for your weight. then a gentleman puts th

been a deterrent enough and the players i know best, like lance berkman and matt holiday and chris carppeople like that, they are furious that guys are still trying to cut corners. again, in a competitive sport when you have competitive people, you're always going to have this issue. it's going to be a cat and mouse game between the tester and testee and all you can do is keep going at it. >> i want to play this bit of sound that hammers that home from mike schmidt, the nature of being in such a competitive environment. take a look at this. >> what an exciting time for baseball. guys are -- home runs and ridiculous numbers and fans in the ballpark and revenue coming back and the game is back and, man, look how big he got over the winter and, you know, wow. that's kind of like everybody's attitude. it's really something. this is the future of the game, i guess. >> do you think you would have gotten caught up in something like that? >> most likely. why not? >> he's talking about the huge 1998 home run race and the amazing explosion that happened in what we now call the steroids era. my qu

we got the lights and sirens and carp and down the highways and highway patrol cars and local law enforcementril to get out and tell people the storm is coming. hopefully people had their radios on. dnr# you are on a highway and backed up in traffi(hp'd not close to an exit it is just a very dangerous situation and you have to get out of the cars as we saw from the moore tornado. >> shepard: speaking of moore, we now have reports out of moore of widespread power outages. of cars problems with vehicles and the west. man, moore they have just been in the worst way. >> they really have. and we do know there is a lot of power outages around the norman area adjacent to moore. there was debris flying around in moore and he could see it. of course, it could have been debris that was already debris. >> shepard: i didn't mean to interrupt you, go ahead. >> we weren't sure if it was really strong winds or an actual cyclone of some sort. >> shepard: as you have been speaking i have been looking around the map from the greater oklahoma city area. and i'm not seeing any reports from law enforcement offici

deutsche bank; ethan harris, bank of america/merrill lynch; christopher lowe, ftn financial; nathaniel carp bba compass; gregory miller, sun trust bank; george -- [inaudible] huntington bank; richard moody, regents bank; carl tannenbaum, northern trust and scott anderson, eac chair and chief economist for bank of the west. also in attendance is bob davis, aba's executive vice president of mortgage market policy and once a bank economist himself. after our chairman delivers today's forecast, there will be a question and answer session. we ask that you, please, state your name and the name of your publication. so i'll hand it over to scott anderson to get things started. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. thank you all for coming this morning. well, after meeting yesterday and today to discuss the u.s. economic outlook, it's the view of our committee that after slower growth in the second and third quarter of this year, u.s. economic growth will accelerate to 2.8% growth in the first half of 2014. the combination of a recovering housing market, resilient consumer spending, less fiscal dra

bbva ial, nathenial carp, compass, gregory miller, suntrust bank, george mokshon, huntington bank, richardoody, regionalents bank. karl tannenbaum, northern trust. and scott andersen, e.a.c. chair and chief economist for bank of the west. also in attendance is bob davis, a.b.a.'s executive vice president of mortgage market policy, and once a bank economist himself at harris bank. after our chairman delivers today's forecast, there will be a question and answer session. if you ask a question, we ask that you please state your name, the name of your publication. so without further ado i'll hand it over to scott andersen to get things started. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. thank you all for coming this morning. well, after meeting yesterday and today, to discuss the u.s. economic outlook, it's the view of our committee that after slower growth in the second and third quarter of this year, u.s. economic growth will accelerate to 2.8% growth in the first half of 2014. the combination of a recovering housing market, resilient consumer spending, less fiscal drag, and a pickup in the glob

. >> but he doesn't care it's going to -- all these people still carping about benghazi will be recarpingent. >> i admired doing what you want to do. sorry, scott, we're going to talk small caps. >> no worries, joe. the rise in in small caps. one of the themes of our what's working segment today. joining us now the portfolio manager of the growth fund joins us from new york. good to see you. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> give us your overall view first on what you think small caps are going to do, you know, as the russell 2000 was at record levels along with the other major averages. now we're sort of teetering, wondering where the market's going to go from here. what's the outlook? >> well, i think you have to break it down by segment, and our focus historically has been on the technology space which has lagged the broader index there. what we're seeing is rotation in the last few weeks. i think we're setting up for a pretty good second half. i'd like to get through the summer months where they tend to be little tougher. but stock pickers should be placing their bets. we are

. >> maybe the end of carp am tunnel zrem. >> actually. >> i had that, i did, so i love this. >> i hear and feel your pain. >> we have a list of the stocs s to look at ahead of the opening bell. two mad minutes with jim cramer. >>> it is the last day of the quart ee quarter, and we will look ahead to the second half of the year, and from the fed's exit and the corporate earnings and we will tell you what to expect from the markets. "squawk box" starts tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens, and i helped create fidelity's options platform. it's one more innovative reason serious

financial, nathanial carp, bbva compass, gregory miller, suntrust bank, george mokshon, huntington bank richard moody, regents bank. karl tannenbaum, northern trust. and scott andersen, e.a.c. chair and chief economist for bank of the west. also in attendance is bob davis, a.b.a.'s executive vice president of mortgage market policy, and once a bank economist himself at harris bank. after our chairman delivers today's forecast, there will be a question and answer session. if you ask a question, we ask that you please state your name, the name of your publication. so without further ado i'll hand it over to scott andersen to get things started. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. thank you all for coming this morning. well, after meeting yesterday and today, to discuss the u.s. economic outlook, it's the view of our committee that after slower growth in the second and third quarter of this year, u.s. economic growth will accelerate to 2.8% growth in the first half of 2014. the combination of a recovering housing market, resilient consumer spending, less fiscal drag, and a pickup in the