i'm clare's partner and will be living at 309 eureka street. i would like to speak to you to try to clarify some of the milk characterizations. his misleading presentation is to swayed our project. we want you have to the correct information on these points. the d.r. applicant says it is historic. it is not and the staff concurs. he has an alternative plan that destroys the building. the square footage comparison of mr. howser's alternative plans were overexaggerated by 728 square feet for the third level and 834 square feet for the fourth level. the height of our existing building is 26 feet, not 23 feet. the height of mr. howser's existing building is 36 feet, not 31 feet. the new building height at 64 feet from eureka street will be 30 feet tall, not 40 feet tall. he references a nonexistent 40-foot high wall along our shared property line to the south. it was important for us to defend our project against these inaccuracies. thank you very much for your time. >> good evening, commigsers, i'm liz, an attorney apparent and i own a home a coup

[narrator] clare swan is chairperson of the tribe. i just looked back at my roots and began to put them together and realized really how much of that was important to me, and i had tried to, like everyone else, change that because in order to fit-- there was a time when it wasn't fashionable to be native. you were lucky if you were blond and you were light enough that you could pass. no one was allowed to speak the dena'ina language. they didn't allow it in schools, and a lot of the women had married non-native men, and the men said, "you're american now, so you can't speak the language." so we became invisible in the community, invisible to each other, and then because we couldn't speak the language-- what happens when you can't speak your own language is that you have to think with someone else's words, and that's a dreadful kind of isolation. [narrator] today the kenai river has become a tourist destination. tourists are drawn here for the same reasons that the native alaskan inhabitants came-- the abundant fish and game. it was a

my name is clare and i appeared before you on may 19, and would again like to address the d.r. requesters on 20th street claims that are not exceptional or extraordinary. since our may 19 hearing, we have met with ariel ford to review our project as proposed and try to reach some common ground to address her concerns and still maintain the integrity of our family's plan to build two equal family-sized units. listening to the commissioners' suggestion to reduce the rear massing, we have done that by 14 inches. we have pulled in the first and second floor by 12 inches, the third floor by 2'6" and the fourth floor by 3'6". to dress softening the rear of the building, we have clipped off north side corners on the second, third, and fourth floors. we have always been sensitive to our neighbors on 20th street based on modifications based on feedback and after submitting to further address concerns about the perception of the building and access to light and air. we provided a comprehensive shade study that concluded the shading would be marginally different than the existing home. we

. >> innocent clare county sheriff's department is involving a shooting with a deputy after a gunfightate last night. the deputy tried to stop a pedestrian but the suspect ran and shot at the deputy. the deputy fired back and hit the man. it happened on stephens creek boulevard last night. police say the man was taken into custody with non life-threatening injuries. sheriffs deputy was not hurt. >> in san francisco police say an early morning shooting at a restaurant in the mission district may have been a case of mistaken identity. it happened at 19th street around 12:30 a.m. a man was shot in the head and is in intensive care. investigators say the victim may have been mistaken for a member of a rival gang. they say he is likely a restaurant employee. >> now to the impact of hurricane irene. the storm is blamed for at least 40 deaths in 11 states. the vermont national guard will air lift food, water and supplies to a costs small towns flooding from the remnants of irene. flooding is a big concern in new york and new jersey. millions of residents along the eastern seaboard still have

senators, bennell sons and clare mccast cals and the debby stabenows, they're going to have to run innment where the president is saying, look, it's those guys that are the problem. you need to get rid of them and here they are trying to win reelection. it's a divisive strategy and almost laughable that this president talks about a new washington and getting rid of partisanship when he, his rhetoric is some of the most partisan divisive rhetoric we've heard out of the white house in decades. >> doug, 15 seconds, got to let you respond. >> what the president is doing, attacking the republicans for excess partisanship, being partisan when necessary and preaching unity when appropriate. it's a tough strategy, but at this point he's in the lead so it's at least partially working. >> jamie: and an incumbent. we'll be watching closely, obviously. thank you, gentlemen. good to see you today. >> thank you, jamie. you don't have to miss one minute of the iowa straw poll. because our coverage is continuing throughout the day and we're monitoring everything and keep you updated and including lat

is it doesn't look that the case exploded precisely one month after the defense minister clare september ninth national human rights day you know this is as good as he also said that unlawful executions were practically over. and the defense minister told us on september the ninth just over a month ago what follows some continue ignoring reality they try to sell it for those who the government policy regard in extrajudicial executions as they improperly called and they use the numbers due diligence to my eyes police forces but when these reports are actually investigated nothing is ever found that. in late september the events in so archer were revealed. these events unearth the truth that can no longer be hidden. cases of young people disappearing and so watch them found murdered in i can yard in the sometime dare region of north and inclement our work published. it was the last straw. the reports made public the overwhelming and unnatural reality of false was positive and extrajudicial killings. many people didn't believe it. it started to become clear that it wasn't just isolated case

. >>> sant clare is moving ahead with so-called solar trees.e 12-foot high devices provide shade for cars and produce solar power. 15,000 solar panels at eight different sites are expected to be installed. officials say they save money and reduce carbon emissions. and they're on the top level of two parking garages already. >>> today, the start of a new fall semester at san jose state university and the new president will deliver the first welcome address. >> that is dr. muhammad kiome with a noontime address at morris daily auditorium today, open to the public and it is expected to focus on the challenges of state budget cuts. >>> and another hot topic, student housing, which fell short of demand this semester. the incoming freshman class is the largest of the university's history. about 200 returning students. are actually forced to live at the clarion hotel which is near minetta international airport. >> i'm optimistic about this whole move. i think that even though it was like a last-minute thing, that you got to make the best of it. >> i t

traffickers in mexico escalated the war against the cartels the more policy interferes the more it's a clare's war against the traffickers and really tries to fight that war the more auxilary violence from going to sea so if mexico would just go back to what it was doing before two thousand and seven not fully legalizing but just scaling back the war that would be highly beneficial that would be a huge step in the right direction if i get and ask you i mean so violence begets violence or you lower the threshold you lower the amount of killing jeffrey being so brings up a good point there what do you think about that. well i mean i understand the point and sure you can reduce your targeting of the cartels calderone administration in mexico but that's not going to help long term and they have to recognize they have recognize they have some institutional problems in mexico where the cartels are more powerful than law enforcement you've got to strengthen the institution of the rule of law in mexico and that is the goal and what they're trying to accomplish that doesn't happen overnight and so the

myra, patrick, gabriel, clare. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is nrra and i live at 311 eureka street. i plan to move back in when the project is complete. at the last hearing, it was suggested that we continue to work with our neighbors to try to arrive at a compromise. i realize we could have done a better job explaining to you how much we have already worked with our neighbors because it might not have been obvious. i have to say, i do take issue with the suggestions from the d.r. requesters that we haven't done enough already. so our packets include a timeline of meetings that we had beginning in december of 2008 when we invited our neighbors over to look out our designs before we submitted them. we made modifications to the plans based on feedback from the neighbors as a result of that meeting. we then made modifications to the plan during the residential design review process executing on each of the suggestions the design team made. the plans were approved last june and the d.r. filing date was a year ago on july 9 of 2010. in the 13 months since then, we have had hours

twenty four year old beggar picture of been up was also somewhat of a club hopper and interim allow clare he spent the last two seasons on loan first for molokai in spain and the following year at west ham in the english premier league you could see a lot of players from europe are coming over it so recently supports its owner and different clubs here and also when a close plays and in europe a club stays in the champions league or a new role publicly admits and based players a lot of the knesset west ham teenage cost out also join looking at sea during the summer traffic area the portuguese defender's trophies include the french cup in two thousand and six and the netherlands title in two thousand and seven and that's a nice person yes i know i know very much for the stories of all i know. is a test i think that they can be in training he said he's the same thing. you want to play for the forward who also or the game along with the latest signing is spanish builder of their design out there who joins the club from sporting lisbon it's twenty six year old started in zaragoza where he play

. >> innocent clare county sheriff's department is involving a shooting with a deputy after a gunfightate last night. the deputy tried to stop a pedestrian but the suspect ran and shot at the deputy. the deputy fired back and hit the man. it happened on stephens creek boulevard last night. police say the man was taken into custody with non life-threatening injuries. sheriffs deputy was not hurt. >> in san francisco police say an early morning shooting at a restaurant in the mission district may have been a case of mistaken identity. it happened at 19th street around 12:30 a.m. a man was shot in the head and is in intensive care. investigators say the victim may have been mistaken for a member of a rival gang. they say he is likely a restaurant employee. >> now to the impact of hurricane irene. the storm is blamed for at least 40 deaths in 11 states. the vermont national guard will air lift food water and supplies to a costs small towns cut off by flooding from the remnants of irene. flooding is a big concern in new york and new jersey. millions of residents along the eastern seaboard s

the 49ers showed off their vision today of their proposed clare stadium.e nearly $1 billion project features a grand entrance terrace, seating that will bring fans closer to the gridiron, glassed in food courts so you won't miss any of the action plus wi-fi and solar panels. >>> overseas now you to egypt where 83-year-old hosni mubarak a steadfast ally for every american president since jimmy carter went on trial. the former leader was pushed from power by a popular uprising in february. he is accused of ordering the deaths of demonstrators and also charged with corruption and could receive the death penalty. more from abc's alex marquart. >> it was custom built for today. an iron cage and 83-year-old mubarak rolled in on a hospital bed. >> for egyptians the fact that mubarak is on trial is beyond their imagination. they never thought that a man as powerful as he was would be brought to justice. the man who inspired fear for three decades now faces the death penalty. accused of corruption and the death of 900 protesters. his thugs attacking protesters in t

. >> this is what remains of the house she used to live on clare most of this drive.hey have no desire to rebuild or return. they have not been able to buy a new home in the area while insurance covered $700,000. pg&e has paid nothing including money that should have gone to the lot in san bruno plus more of the home's destroyed zblents they owed me over $400,000 they have admitted to in the purchase program. >> they do not want to talk to our lawyers. they want to delay things. they don't want to pay money that more or less had signed up for. >> the level of frustration by some residents is so high that 50 of them have filed a class action suit against pg&e. neither pg&e nor their lawyers would comment on the status of that case but when abc7 called them and asked them her had he reacted by midafternoon. >> they shouldn't have gone to you to get this taken care of but what is important we have committed and we're going to work with her attorneys and we will be paying her what she is asking for. >> pg&e would not talk about paying for the contents of the house but for

it looks like across the santa clare a valley, average high temperatures 83 in san jose but instead calling temperatures in the mid to high 70s. unless you travel in toward the valley low 80s and morgan hill 86 to around 87 degrees. but going with the mid-80s pretty much with the outside number for your tuesday and wednesday. yes, doldrums. that's the key weather word each and every day until this time of next week. my picks, this was sent in by eric simon, said it was a huge sailing event in the bay and we had enough wind this weekend for it. thanks for the photo, eric and keep them coming to cbs 5.com. dennis, how was your weekend? >> i got plenty of sunshine. it was a great weather weekend. no bath though. >> go ahead, ken. >> we'll tease and then back to the report. >>> he's a sensation in the boxing world. coming up, a south bay native is heading to the olympics. the historic journey that put a gold medal within reach. >>> and now as i was saying, another surprise move in santa clara for the 49ers. how bad is carlos beltran's wrist sprain? we'll tell you next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, safeties

i looked around and it become so clare my wife in washington, d.c. in new york city, for that matter is so far away from what my formerç neighbors in wisconsin and all the upper midwest are experiencing right now. used to be wisconsin is where the world would go for prevision machine tool manufacturing. people could get decent paying jobs. the campuses investing in research and development used that land grant public status to help businesses and offering world class educations to kids all over the state. today had i go home, i see the jamesville gm plant, built cars for 100 years all boarded up. i see gas stations with plywood over the windows. i overhear conversations, i heard one woman tell her friend that she hasn't been able to see her family because she's working two minnesota wage jobs and can't afford the time or the gas to drive to see their kids. people back home are proud, but a quiet desperation in their eyes you just didn't see before. this political circus we talk about it takes people's legitimate fears and blows them up into cartoon

though and a couple of 80s showing up in the valley and 60s inside the bay and some 70s toward the sant clareley and 50s and 60s toward the coast. low clouds and fog, pretty thick, down to 2,000 feet or so and that means it is going to be slow to burn back to the coast but the high pressure is building in and that means we are going to compress the marine layer and that means warmer temperatures starting tomorrow. with warmer weather outside. should be about 95 degrees in fresno. and 92 in sacramento. and about 92 also in yosemite. and as you look around the bay, you will find 78 degrees in san jose. and about 80 in morgan hill and 77 degrees millipitas and about 73, it should be sunshine into san mateo. and looking toward the east bay, you will find the temperatures are well in the 80s inland and 84 degrees in bub lynn and 86 in pleasant -- dublin. and plenty of warm temperatures outside today. up in the 70s in many spots. and almost 80 degrees in benecia. next couple of days, things heat up and high pressure building in. cooling down a little bit on wednesday and thursday. and heating up ag

term clare -- long term care ombudsman. my job is to advocate for residence and nursing homes and residential care facilities. in the horizon, i'm really worried about protecting our frail medicaid and medicare facility. would like to know how congress proposes to balance the budget and still make sure our frail elderly in these protected and have trained, caring staff. that's great question. question i have for you is if you look in the constitution, where is of the federal government's role to do that? [applause] responsibility, not a government responsibility. [applause] decide is federal responsibility, we more efficient about medicare which has $100 fraud, some of through those very same nursing homes and extended care facilities. number four, out the way we have designed medicare is that it is be very inefficient. the average medicare patient in country today pays only out $350,000. long do you think that's going to last? part a will be bankrupt in 2016. as the hospital portion. something has to happen. a couple of th

according to the latest cnn/orc poll, perry is two points back and he hasn't clared yet. >>> sarah palinir this week, 30 miles south of where the presidential debate held tonight. >>> pentagon plans to test fly falcon htv-2 aircraft and capable of speeds up to 13,000 miles an hour. that means it can fly from new york to los angeles in 12 minutes. >>> las vegas overrun by trekkies today. william shatner and leonard lee moi will be there. that is the news you need to start your day. "american morning" back after the break. ♪ >>> new york city, good morning. 70 degrees and sunny. up to a high of 84 degrees today. for those of you in new york, going to be a bit of a traffic nightmare out there ped tootoda. use public transport. >>> babies want technology. you know they do. your phone, your blackberry. >> babies always grabbing the phones. >> you can't give them a fake one or demissioned because they somehow know. now, they will be able to tap, swipe, navigate through their favorite baby videos on their very own tablet. a california doctor created an ipod-like tablet for babies called the vin