a dozen cars back out through a bus spot on to columbus avenue. we were talking earlier about taking approximately 60 cuts, turning it into 10 feet and moving it away. the staff wanted us to add the more than standard amount of commercial because they want to have a presence in the neighborhood he. they want the pedestrians to be able to walk on this side and not be walking past the parking lot where people are living and unfortunately doing wrong things. the switch from this building, as a commercial, it will reduce traffic in the area and reduce the amount of traffic coming and going from the property. this has also been put into the traffic study. what has been in process for two years, we believe that it is very significant. and when that is a concern that the neighbors you have heard state. less traffic, more safety for pedestrians, we are within the zoning code. we have not asked for eighth extra unit or anything to that effect. we have parking so nobody sees it. and instead of a big parking lot, it is 90% going to be retail commercial and a

this is an elevation of the columbus avenue side of the library, with a central and to point. you concede the windows which rap at the top of the building underneath the roof, -- which wrap at the top of the building underneath the roof. this is an interior view of the adult reading room, looking back toward the entry, with the community room located on the second level and the mezzanine. this is a view of the interior of the children's reading room. finally, this is a view from columbus and mason, looking at the new library, which becomes a pavilion and a new civic presence in the north beach community. with that, i would like to turn it over to karen to discuss the park. >> i am the deputy director for park planning with the recreation and parks department. the general manager has already spoken to the advantages of this plan. we also have a model for your viewing pleasure, where you can see some of the aspects of the project up close and personal. i am going to quickly showed a picture of the overhead as well. the north -- the north beach neighborhood is a neighborhood with

really put columbus on the map. we'll explore this remarkable town all morning but our cover story will take us back to the big city. as seth doane explains we've got plenty of company. >> reporter: cities are back. because so many people are back in them. after years of folks moving to the suburbs, more and more of us are finding that returning to the city is the only way to go. >> they let you live, really live, you know, think, feel, smell, taste. >> reporter: cities let you do all of this? >> yeah. >> reporter: why is city life so appealing? later on sunday morning. >> osgood: good design doesn't always mean soaring sky scrapers or elegant homes. it also has a role to play in far more humble structures and pursuits as serena altschul will be showing us. >> reporter: you may have been "in" the dog house once upon a time. but chances are it wasn't like this one. or this one. dogs might just be an architect's best friend. >> they can't really speak back. they can't give you other directions which is good. >> report

another thing nothing to do with sex but when picked to run for the senate of picnic north of columbus to political operatives thought he would make a marvell was senator. when he was elected, one of the first things you do change the national emblem from the eagle to the check and. >> host: end from arafat-- more phone calls for our authors. >> caller: i just want to say that this is an attempt buyan mr. flint to normalize deviance of bill clinton. that had nothing to do with sex but the chief law-enforcement engaging and perjury and obstruction of justice. evidence of this that clinton was the first president to lose his law license because of his perjury and obstruction of justice. this is a way of larry flint to normalise himself. >> i don't think that is accurate. we were telling the important story and the case of bill clinton in which case this national tryout and saga over sex captivated the public mind and distracted us from serious threats to america one of which was not tied up. of the 9/11 commission recordrosto led commissioners say the monica lewinsky scandal distracted t

it was better than christopher columbus. tavis: i never know where these conversations are going to go on this program. never knew that we would end up having a conversation about failure and how to navigate it. i have a gift that tom selleck brought to me tonight. he has been kind enough to bring it to me to remind me. it comes from calvin coolidge. this is what calvin coolidge said. nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. talent will not. nothing is more powerful than one successful man with talent. genius will not. education will not. the world is full of educated derelicts. persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. the slogan press on will always solve the problems of the human race. mr. selig, thank you for reminding me. "blue bloods on cbs. tom selleck tonight on pbs. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> may i explain later, please? >> i was attacked by a two yo- yos. >> what a minute, higgins. i am telling you i have been attacked and it may be killed and you are

the proposed parking garage would be accessed from columbus avenue. we sent a package containing an executive summary, appeal letter, and planning department responses. the issues raised include traffic, transit, a pedestrian and parking impact as well as neighborhood compatibility and impacts to resources. the planning department's response is that it is adequate for the following reasons. it does address traffic impact and pedestrian impact. it discusses the parking impact resulting in the proposed project while noting the parking is not considered an impact. and it addresses the product -- a project's compatibility -. we do not advocate the approval or disapproval of them describe it. they prepared, analyze the environmental effects and determined that it would not result in significant environmental impacts that could not be mitigated. the appeal letter does not raise new physical environmental issues, nor does it provide a substantial evidence for a finding of a significant environmental impact. the issues raised about the concern and the varianc

the corner from either columbus or lombard street. then there is grossly inadequate treatment of the history of this library, relegating even mitigation measures to be placed within or near the proposed new library building. a donor would have more visibility in that library under that plan the new library's own history. the city librarian would become -- i urge you not to approve these changes. thank you. >> good afternoon. espinoza jackson. i do not live in the area, but in bayview we are finally getting our new library. this is something for young people, not all folks. -- not old folks. you saw the babies in here today. this is going to benefit them and those coming behind them. i hope you approve this project, because we can't continue to wait on something which you might think happens. we need to be thinking about our youth today. those of us that our seniors -- that are seniors, we have somewhere to go. >> thank you very much, and thank you all for being here today. i am a little amazed that one thing has not been mentioned, an

we secular americans don't emphasize this agenda of columbus' but his chronicles are full of it. his wish to bring europe to jerusalem. as the ottoman empire lost it way in opulence in the 18th, 19th centuries, the noble sanctuary in the center of jerusalem remained a touchstone of the islamic conscious and is still a defining note of the islamic conscious. and 100 some years after columbus when those puritans settled in new england or came to new england, what was it that they said they were doing? they were founding a city on a hill, jerusalem. and the settlement that they founded after that sermon when they got off that boat was -- not boston, it was salem. another word for jerusalem. when the dissenters in in salem moved on, where did they go? they crossed the border into what's now new hampshire and established their own settlement. what did they call it? salem. salem, new hampshire. less than 50 miles from salem, massachusetts. salem, jerusalem, zion, the most common place names in the united states of america. what is this? the american ideal of the city on a hill is a mea

crossed our trump as a presidential candidate i'm joined by cliff schecter in columbus he's an author pundit and president of her class in boston we have alan schroeder he's an associate professor in the school of journalism at northeastern university and in washington we cross to alex vogel is a partner at mehlman vogel yeah three gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's look at the man who wants to say you're fired to president obama. as the next year's presidential election approaches the two main part is i'm thinking ahead with no obvious frontrunner among republicans there is clearly an opening it is almost time to grapples with a sluggish economy this is always the one of the reasons american. may make a run for the white house he says he will make his intentions known in real estate mogul and owner of the gulf courses and a t.v. star from knows how to entertain his audience comes criticism of the current president speaks volumes to this particularly when jumping on the brothers train claiming obama was not on american soil

so much so that when christopher columbus makes his move to the west it isn't the nbc is after but a new, more efficient and safer route to jerusalem. and we secular americans don't emphasize this agenda, but his chronicles are full of it. his wish to bring europe to jerusalem as the ottoman empire lost its way in opulence in the 18th, 19th centuries, the mobile sanctuary in the center of jerusalem remained at touchdown of the islamic conscience and is still a defining note of the islamic conscious. one hundred some years after columbus when those puritans settled in new england or came to new england, what was it that they said they were doing? they were founding a city on the hill, jerusalem. the settlement they founded after the sermon when they got off the boat was not boston but salem, another word for jerusalem. when the dissenters in salem moved on, where did they go? they crossed the walked -- border into what is now new hampshire. they established their own settlement called salem, salem, new hampshire less than 50 miles from salem, massachusetts. salem to my jerusalem, the

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a young girl -- young girl in ohio discovered four bodies inside a rural columbus home sparking a bloody gun battle. the murder suspect was later spotted 90-miles away from the crime scene. after a brief chase, he opened fire shooting three officers. they were expected to survivor, but the suspect was killed when police returned fire. the suspect was apparently the later. and so far, police have not released a motive. >>> and the commander in chief at the white house correspondent dinner. that is his biggest target last night. >> no one is happier. no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that is because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. like did we fake the moon landing? >> and the reality tv host was in thaudience, but as you can see, he did not appear to be having much fun. the president also poked some jabs at other potential opponents. >>> prince william and kate middleton have decided to put their money -- honeymoon on hold? why? because the prince has to go back to work. the newlyweds left bucking ham palace f

board of supervisors to vacate the one-block portion of basin street between lombard street and columbus avenue for the purposes of the north beach public library and joe dimaggio playground. supervisor chiu: colleagues, roll call vote? >> mirkarimi aye. wiener aye. avalos aye. campos aye. chiu aye. chu aye. cohen aye. elsbernd aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. there are 11 ayes. supervisor chiu: this resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 16 is a resolution authorizing the department of emergency management to retroactively accept and expend a fiscal year 2010 community oriented policing services grant in the amount of $750,000. supervisor chiu: colleagues, same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 17 is a motion appointing supervisor cohen, a term ending june 30, 2012, to the association of bay area governments executive board. supervisor chiu: can we have a motion to recuse supervisor cohen? without objection. roll-call vote. >> mirkarimi aye. wiener aye. avalos aye. campos aye. chiu aye. chu aye. elsbernd aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. there are 10 ayes. su

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tressel spent ten years in columbus leading the buckeyes to the national championship in back in '02. >>> it's as american as apple pie and pickup trucks, baseball on memorial day. in the windy city, an american bald eagle soaring around wrigley field. then clint barmes and hunter pence hit back to back homers. strohs may have the worst record in the n.l., but they put it outline together for a win. >>> shows up, gets down on one knee and pops the question. that's as cool as it gets. angels torre hunter has been calm, cool and collected, proving to be the game winner in the ninth, angels take it, 10-8. >>> to new york, bartolo colon strikes out six. the 16th homer of the year was all the yankees would need, they win it, 5-037. >>> finally, the padres kyle phillips picking a perfect time to hit his first major league home run. yankees hold on to win it, 3-2 in ten. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> are brad and angelina heading down the aisle? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, a tribute to one veteran of world war

. >> back in san jose, the earthquakes hosting columbus. ryan johnson, perfect cross. the 1-nil san jose. later in the half, a beauty on goal. no chance for the keeper. earthquake get their signified win of -- second win of the year. to the players championship, a four and a half hour weather delay -- oops, chad ochocinco, riding a bull in georgia. his lockout adventures continue. he didn't even last one second. packs up his promise to ride a 1500-pound bull. got 1.5 seconds on top of deja plus, earns he right to rename the bull after his coach. and you know, alan, it's hard to just get your hand undone from the bull. this is not what you want your players do in the offseason. >> alan: could have cost him a career. >> mike: could have got trampled or horned. shorts. tank tops. [ female announcer ] grab a x of multigrain cheerios, get a code to a seven-day plan to get going on your summer weight loss. get e box, get the code, get started. that's ever happened to cinnamon. introducing cinnamon burst cheerios. 20% daily value of fiber bursting with the delicious taste of

in one instance, i remembered that we were dealing with the eviction of the building of 53 columbus street. we were asking the people why they would not just take the movement -- the movement agreement. the answer, one of the strongest dancers they gave was that they wanted to be close to chinese hospital. you have to be close because for the seniors living in chinatown, they need to be within walking distance of a culturally appropriate and linguistically of corporate health care center. chinese hospital was the key. the second thing i want to say about the process is that this has then absolutely delightful process. as opposed to the typical situation, where we have to meet with developers, we were contacted proactively on numerous occasions by chinese hospital. they engaged us and we believe that they engaged the community, and as a result, even if it were not such a strong institution, we feel like there was a strong level of trust with chinese hospital around the process of rebuilding his institution. we know that this will require an expansion of the existing on the low, and there wi

. >> three police officers were wounded and a suspect killed today in a shootout in columbus, ohio. 27-year-old randall roberts was fleeing police when he jumped out of his pickup and open fire. three officers suffered non life-threatening injuries and roberts was killed. police say they did not know roberts was wanted in connection with four murders in another part of the state. nasa will announce tomorrow whether space shuttle endeavor has been given the green light to launch. it was scheduled to launch of its last mission friday. it was postponed because a heater for the power system was not working. nasa will make the decision by tomorrow afternoon if it is ready to launch on monday. much of the focus today in tornado ravaged alabama was on the missing. a number of people and accounted for is staggering. the death toll stands at 342 right now. war on the story from chris clackum who remains in alabama tonight. >> the massive relief effort underway to help tornado victims and alabama is matched only by a massive need. >> we have some of the greatest people that care about their neig

of the board of supervisors to vacate the one-block section of nathan street between lombard and columbus, they set the hearing date for june 7 for that item. and lastly, the board heard the appeal of the conditional use authorization for project 1268, a project you never quite a few times. the board voted to modify the conditional use approved by the planning commission. the project was to be developed -- was to develop four dwelling units. the board added -- this is an rh3 district. they added three conditions. to minimize the height of the proposed elevator penthouse, to minimize the height of the building and to cap the height of the building. i have more information. in terms of interest -- introductions, supervisor david chiu introduced an amendment to the planning code. there are 11 components to this introduction. his amendment would increase the amount of principal-permitted parking spaces, make off streets parking requirements in the van ness a special district, eliminates minimum parking requirements through chinatown makes use and the -- mixed views and the north beach commerc

over toward columbus and points north in ohio as welt. another area of showers and that whole mess is moving east. it's 71 this hour in? fredericksburg. southern maryland enjoying a nice midday temperature of 678 degrees -- 68 degrees and we were talking about the winds yesterday? well, today we got a little bit of wind especially in places like easton, gusting up to 23. but a southerly winds, not too bad. 10, 15, 20 miles an hour gusts. your temperature at reagan national officially 65. they're reporting cloudy skies, but it's a thin overcast and still plenty of sunshine out there and a south-southwest wind at 14. your barometer, it is falling, 29.96 as weak areas of low pressure sort of head this way. on shore flow in the northwest, little disturbances and this becomes a little tricky as a meteorologist. we have a big storm, it's easier to track, but with the little pieces of energy like there in h and -- this in ohio and timing and location make all the differences. things have shifted just enough to where the disturbance in pennsylvan

the driver refused so they exited at columbus and union streets through the rear door but reboarded at the front door at the same stop. the juveniles then tried to pull the transfers away from the driver. when one of them allegedly hit the driver on the head with a skateboard. that's when they took off without those transfers. >>> boxing legend muhammad ali is renewing his call for two cal grads held in iran. they joined the families at a washington news conference today. fattal, bower and shourd were imprisoned. >> regardless of what politics said, that they wanted to experience the world, they wanted to experience other cultures, they wanted to experience other people, and become part of those societies. >> muhammad ali has twice written letters to iran's leaders asking for the hikers' release. sarah shourd was released following letter number one, but it's not known if ali's letter played a role in her release. >>> educators gathered to wake up california all to support education. several rallies were held in the bay area and throughout the state. at this protest in front of the sta

treat this as though it was columbus avenue, north beach, and give them the same condition that you impose on retail projects, on restaurant projects, and at a certain point, a year, there has to be a report back. and the staff makes shower that it was built and is operating in compliance with your conditions. first thing we'll ask you to do is expand your conditions and to put on the section 312 conditions that would apply to this project if you were following properly the 312 process for a new building and a building addition. second thing is a report back to the staff to take it seriously to find out and not leaving it to the building department to find out if the building department cuts people slack all the time, everyone knows that, so the planning department should inspect the site to make sure what is represented to you is built. i don't think it's wise in this case to rely on the building department and make sure that the operations are exactly what has been represented to you. that there is no takeout counter and is really a sit-down restaurant and report back. you know how to do

the coach admitted lying to covering things up after 10 years in columbus he resigned today.ssistant coach luke fickle will take over when james left cleveland for miami this is the moment he was hoping for. playing in the nba final. miami versus dallas game 1 tomorrow night on 7. tip off after 6. heat have the best punch in the nba. lebron and wade. wade won the title with miami in 06. shaq alongside then. defeated dallas that year. how does dallas stop them now and how does miami deal with dirk at seven feet tall he's compared to the new larry bird. mavs swept the lakers. handled oklahoma city to win thes west. dirk wants his title. >> biggest challenge yet. but we play well throughout the first couple rounds. we got a bunch of veterans that want to win. that have been around forever. they are not selfish. we just want to play together and ultimatelyly win and sacrifice. >> we have guys that have been in the post season year after year after year so when you have that experience, when you have guys that can make plays and take over games you like the chance. >>reporter: i l

but these numbers, 43 in pittsburgh, 40 in columbus and that's the cold that's filtering through hereu're going to need the coat, you'll need the boats and that brawl also. 55 by 9:00, 56 by noon. temperatures in the 50s all morning long, and with that rain it's going to be a very chilly morning. 1:00 a.m., that's where we see the shower activity. watch what happens around 4:00. more of an increase here, and 7:00, everybody is seeing that rain, and it should stick around the area till noon before finally moving on out. tomorrow morning, cloudy. rain likely. some areas it will be on the modern side. 49 to 55 degrees. watch out for ponding on area roads. mostly cloudy tomorrow afternoon. rain showers until noon and then getting out for the most part. 59 to 63 degrees. a much cooler day. about 25 degrees cooler tomorrow than where we were this afternoon. 68 on thursday, 70 on friday, 71 on saturday. saturday looking like the better day of the weekend as it looks like sunday will have a few more showers as well, but nothing big. >> you have to allow extra time in the morning. >> most defi

let's bring in jack hanna right now at the columbus zoo. look at those cheetahs.rning america" did, that 2 1/2 minutes, that is a prize you had. already a prize. i had to get up early in the morning to chase them 50 miles per hour to do what you want me to do. you could have picked a turtle or something. aren't they beautiful, though? >> you got them calmed down. >> these were born in the wilds. our beautiful place here at the zoo. people can see the cheetahs roam in the 30-acre field. they're gorgeous. about nine months old. fastest mammal in the world, by the way. >> we saw you with a large animal in the video. a rhino. were you really brushing its teeth? >> i was brushing that rhino's teeth. it's hard to brush my teeth. when you get older, whatever. they smell. you try to brush the teeth at 8:00 in the morning. >> we saw you feeding a palm sivet. a lot of people aren't familiar with that animal. >> what i should have done, is not eaten the banana after the palm sivet. a lot of people lost their lives. i didn't realize what i was doing. he doesn't have sars. but

o'donnell shepherded the cause for father michael mcgivney, founder of the knights of columbus. that cause has advanced several stages in the process. o'donnell has now begun work on a new cause, for rose hawthorne, the daughter of 19th century author nathaniel hawthorne. she cared for low-income cancer patients. >> the first thing you have to do is research anything the person has written or published. and then you begin studying anything they have left behind in terms of documentation. >> reporter: it can be a tedious, arduous process, which includes interviewing people who knew the potential saint or were affected by his or her work. the church teaches that in order to be a saint, someone must have lived a life of "heroic virtue." >> a life of holiness basically, a life of charity, christian charity and love, service to the poor often, but, you know, the person has to be holy on a personal level beyond just doing, you know, great deeds, beyond just founding a religious order or being pope or something like that. >> but you're also looking for the flaws because the whole idea

. >> well, synovus, which is the second largest bank in the southeast, based in columbus, georgia, has a strong book of business. the bank is starting to heal. there's consolidation i'm expecting in the financial institutions and all the financial instugss have been weak. i just watched goldman sax go from 160 down to the low 130's. everyone should have heart and realize there will be rotation back to this money making business. the strongest survived, you want to own synovus. >> tom: you own all three that we mentioned? >> i own synovus, i haven't bought boeing yet, and of course i own geoeye and i'm buying more on this weakness i see as an opportunity. you can email us, streetcritique@nbr.com. or you can send us a note via twitter at my feed, @hudsonnbr, or nbr's feed. and facebook too. we'll feature some of your questions next wednesday. our guest this evening on "street critique," it's hilary kramer with gamechangerstocks.com. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: the second estimate on first- quarter g.d.p. along with weekly jobless claims. and google is expected to

expand the city's metro system i have an excuse the russian capital is planning to build eighty two columbus's of new lines but experts warn the city's construction capabilities my fall short i don't know says i can build fifteen kilometers of underground railway here and siemens can provide cars and electronics both companies are also offering to manage the operation of the new lines the companies are discussing the deal although an agreement has not yet been reached. in the business for now we'll have more for you in just under an hour's time stay with us now for updates. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean combs discovers foot makes on tarte tatin so special and attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is a both and friends of. the expedition to the bottom of the earth artsy. wealthy british scientists on its present time.

serbian president but he started his people and his country because of course the capture about columbus was one of the key conditions for serbia for a potential entrance into the european union and of course access to the billions of dollars worth of ground a that could come with it but for the people here it's nothing but a betrayal and that's exactly why they took to the streets of the capital yesterday holding some ten thousand people rally in the very heart of the serbian capital belgrade nearly three thousand riot police deployed to keep the peace but of course that didn't happen to us on the you started throwing stones and bottles lighting firecrackers all things went flying out riot police we literally saw bricks flying at riot police having them on their helmets on their shields riot police then made the decision to disperse the crowd and started hitting them everybody and anybody basically with their butt taunts trying to disperse the crowd separate them so of course they would be easier to control we know that nearly thirty people were injured as a result you personally saw lo