one is daylight harvesting where you harvest the daylight and have it penetrate the building so thathave views, they see sunlight, which means that partitions and workstations are much lower so that people can see. >> so, human comfort combined with light reduction, the amount of electric light reduction, all with the aim of creating, you know, a marvelous workplace that people want to come to, feel comfortable working in, thrive at what they're doing, all kind of integrate together. and the daylighting lighting strategy is a very important part of that equation. >> one of the keys to this building is that we're maximizing the use of natural daylight to light the building. >> here in our south facade we have light shells. they help shade the floor, but as well light bounces off of the light shells into the interior of the floor providing more daylight into the interior of the floor. lighting is both the greatest use of energy consumption in an office building, but it also contributes to the largest amount of heat gain in the building. we're maximizing the use of natural daylighting.

stolen with a brazen daylight highest, 103 million. >> a famous robbery in france when it happened in broad daylight as well. >> around the twenty eighth of july, of all days. >> it is time now for media watch. james is with us. we are starting with june asia. planning a big demonstration against the ruling the islamist party. commentsare photos and all evening and all day, including a petition that i found. that square where many are gathering. you can see they are occupying. that is a petition that has been signed by many people. the two politicians in the last -- months, of course, they it was six months ago. iner people commenting response to that. some are looking to carpool through twitter. some people say that i have a feeling that in a few hours this will be a historic moment, a rendezvous with history. the contrary message putting up photos of a demonstration a few days back on the third with lots of people wanting to their message which is a democracy must be maintained. the revolution must be preserved, so to speak. on social media are sending misinformation. up, shared byt

. >>> police in oakland rushed to a shooting in broad daylight today. this after two people are shot and killed at a party last night. noelle walker joins us live from oakland with the latest on the search for the shooters. >> reporter: ken, we're here in downtown oakland at 18th and telegraph. you can sea they've got 17ed and tele-- 17th and telegraph closed off. this the scene of the latest shooting. four victims have been shot and wounded. take a look behind me. you can see some of the evidence markers on the sidewalk where this shooting took place at 4:08 this afternoon. investigators have been mere collecting evidence since then -- here collecting evidence since then. i did speak to a couple of witnesses. they said they saw the shooting and helped the victims. i talked to police just a short time ago. >> when officers got here, they discovered there were four victims from the shooting. three of them were non-life- threatening. one was life-threatening. right now he's listed in critical condition. >> reporter: so this has been a very busy 24 hours o

i'm a big fan of mood foods and daylight which is important in the winter months.so important. i would love it if you would explain to folks all of your discoveries in this area. >> we tend to think of yawning as a bit rude and a sign of exhaustion. the primary purpose of yawning is to cool off our brain. when it's contagious as it tends to be, it's a sign of empathy or social awareness. even just looking at this photo of somebody yawning or looking at your neighbor or even your dog yawn can have really great benefits for us. yawning tends to improve our concentration and our alertness. it improves our memory and can give us a mood boost. it can make us feel happier. dr. oz: usually i yawn when i get tired or bored. you make the argument, you have made the argument, you don't have to wait for that. you can actually yawn on purpose to feel happy and do all of the things and get the benefits you described. just force yourself to yawn? >> start yawning. the key is you have to yawn several times to really get that benefit. so you just start yawning. look at videos of p

. >>> an abduction in broad daylight. >> it looked like she was fighting for her life. >> witnesses must decide whether or not to intervene at their own risk. >> i've got to think quick before this guy kills someone. >>> caught on camera -- what would you do? if you're a clerk in a store that trades in gold, you never know when trouble's going to walk in the door. >> there was something that just didn't feel right. >> december 23rd, 2011, hendersonville, north carolina. it's 15 minutes till derek will close for the day when a guy in a hoodie comes in and heads straight past the counter. >> said i have a gun. said give me the money. give me the money. give me the money. >> derek's choices in the next few seconds could determine the rest of his life. >> i just figured, you know, he's going to rob me and just shoot me. >> if sun says they're armed tries to rob you, what would you do? give the robber what he wants? somehow try to call for help? or would you risk everything and fight back? >> so i reached in the counter to give him the money, and i kind of looked over, and i saw he was pullin

people no it's just you know it's really sad to see that it's horrible things going on in broad daylight there's something that came out and surprising out of all over stone's pursuit for us to get in the film j.f.k. was the operation northwoods document this document a.b.c. actually reported i don't know if we have that article to throw up but but it's a document was declassified decades later that robert mcnamara the joint chiefs of staff under kennedy actually proposed it it was rejected thankfully by the president but i mean if you think about how it went all the way up in the chain of command all the way the president himself calling to do a false flag operation the us exactly revoke cuba or basically to galvanize the public to support a norm is one of those things that's that's about as terrifying as it can be in terms of revealing documents and what's even more terrifying is that we would have never even heard about it were not like you said for all of the stones one thousand nine hundred one film j.f.k. it kind of galvanized all this uproar for people demanding to see the documen

in this and i mean it just goes to show you that horrible horrible things can go one way in broad daylight and we are still you know we're still trying to hide it to government is still trying to try to keep it from the american people not just you know it's really sad to see that it's horrible things going on in broad daylight there's something that came out and surprising out of oliver stone's pursuit for investigating the film j.f.k. was the operation northwoods document this document a.b.c. actually reported and i've read that article that the robot but as a document was declassified decade. later that robert mcnamara the joint chiefs of staff under kennedy actually proposed and it was rejected thankfully by the president but i mean if you think about how it went all the way up in the chain of command all the way the president himself calling to do a false flag operation the us exactly revoke cuba or basically to galvanize the public to support a normal i would say is one of those things that's about as terrifying as it can be in terms of revealing documents and what's even more terrif

high we have another one that moved into together they doing the same thing their operating in the daylight as one business and at night as another. the permit process gets xufg but it's something you'll be seeing a lot more. the pop ups are here for a week or two or maybe a day. we're seeing more that are long-term. i know there's several cafes that are able to sell margaritas and other liquor store to create like other liquor store so people can serve is alcohol not specifically for one drink by it has to be a certain amount. i grew up on 12th and hamming sure my appearance live right around is corner and their 82 years old. they're very up standing individuals. another business habsz has been operating on 12th street and another thing i want to bring up we've seen an increase in calls to a lot of our businesses to the health department to the fire department and harassing a lot of the businesses on 12th street. this is suspect to us. we've seen a lot of calls through 311. they go out to suspect and it still goes into the files of the businesses so that's one thing i wanted to bring up it

we scared the daylights out of franklin d roosevelt, and he bade rabble to call off the march.banned discrimination, and that change the country and the world. i said, that is what i am going to do with my life. was a a philip randolph legend in chicago and in this country. since you mention randolph and fdr, can youput in compare the difficult economic ?eriod with this under obama >> i was a student during the , and for some reason i felt it was necessary to .ecome a philosopher there were more crises of humanity. what can we do? were we just interested in jobs so we can become materialists, or did we value human values. i think the understanding we have to build our souls and not just the economy is going among the people, and the world needs that. tavis: this is why i love you so much. you mentioned fdr and a philip randolph and the work they did together. this week marks the 50th anniversary of the big march in detroit. you can read this online these days. speechous i have a dream , we celebrate 50 years this coming august. before king got to washington to deliver this spee

daylight showed those they couldn't save and those wrapped for burial, it is impossible to count the victims. no sooner has video surfaced of children begging for their parents between gasping breath. then they took to tv denying they used chemical weapons. general leadership of the army confirm these allegations are completely false, he said. today's attack comes as u.n. weapons inspectors arrive to investigate other alleged chemical attacks by both sides in march, when ill equipped rebels were gaining the upper hand in a serious civil war. in fighting in rebel groups, especially those linked to al qaeda meant painful losses on the battlefield, while they fight from the back of pickup trucks, badly outgunned by the syrian army and air force. the obvious way to find out if chemical weapons were used and who fired them would be to have the weapons inspectors in syria drive over and find out for themselves, however, that requires consent of the syrian government. their decision, bret, will tell us about the syrian government guilt or if the rebels did this to try to rally support of th

he was shot in the back in broad daylight and died on the side of the road. girlfriend said lane helped him find who she is. >> some people find who they are. i found it with chris. he really helped me. >> reporter: a facebook page is set up in his memory where people are expressing condolences. >> i will miss him forever. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a year of planning to decide what they would do next. sadly that means traveling to australia to plan hisfuneral. >> there will be a ceremony to raise costs for the funeral. >>> the car of the future, and it is affor able. >>> why the 9ers may have to >>> why the 9ers may have to share ,,,,,,,, 'til labor day to reward yourself! get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point... but this sale won't last long! ♪ mattress discounters! anderson now wants a paterny test. . >> the family of the man who kidnaps the san diego teenager hannah anderson wants a paternity test. he could be her father and the father of her brother. he killed the kids mom befo

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anothermaiare weger attacked in daylight. she was groped while running along the trail.llage neighborhood w she was attacked. another jare weger heawo her ss and ran to help but the suspect got away. this is the latest in a series of attacup bymaiare wegers ace larelland. this case does not seem to be connected to thefacarlier incideneva. gs mahave more on the story in just a moment. hundreds of family members arrived inside the cathewas al pay their last respects to a legend art donovillree itne died last sun dmoto bin by for his key role in the colts 1958 and 59 championships. baon1an was the first balt coat inducted into the pro football hall of fame but by loved ones he wil mabe remembered for hyv generosity. >> yhe gave countless hours to the citizens the city and the agencies. all of the hours he donated into the nonprofits and groups serving the youth and citens of the state. we have a tapestry of all that is good in marelland and over te ekast six dec loes you will see his wilife woven throughout the thindes-y. the marttfacnduring l>> wacy an most important is as

it benefits from that court yard from the lottery level up to the sky to get daylight deep into that plan. so that slopes makes it a split-level building on stanford street. so on brandon street we have 7 foot retail space colored yellow on the gene and further back we're a split-level so the grade goes from high to low. one of the innovations that was put forward is would we put retail on stanford street but it would be challenging for the retail but we'd lose twice the amount of space because it would top two floors. we think that brandon is a great opportunity for retail and a stanford we've optimized for room and it would be challenging to insert a space there that would be assessable from the sidewalk. as asked for in the eastern neighborhood there is vital it and life. we have a place for parking benches and is retail is in back of that. this plan shows the terrace level with that open space in green and then the open space on brandon in green and the current location on yellow that activates that court yard it's about enough space for a small retail or restaurants. we anticipa

. >> police and baltimore county continue their search for a man who attacked a doctor in broad daylight. it happened that year the state park. investigators confirmed she was attacked and was able to escape by biting her kidnapper. the man tried to strangle her and pull her into a wooded area. it is not clear whether he was after her iphone or other electronic device. crews spent hours fighting the fire in the 2800 block of eastern avenue. officials say a crack found in the building and other concerns forced them to fight the fire from outside. >> any time the building has been renovated, it poses an additional threat. authorities say the building housed to apartments and people were inside of the time, but everyone was able to make it out safely. >> the port ofaltimore is setting major export and cargo records. over the past fiscal yr they can build more than 9.5 million tons of general cargo, sitting -- setting a record number. last month alone, nearly 23,000 left the port of baltimore for worldwide destinations. foras also a big draw construction machinery, containers and forest prod

it happened in broad daylight >> 2 men were shot. one of those men was 54 years old and did not sure o fivevivervive >> it has been boiling up for the whole summer. >> the first day of classes' is weeks away. this area has been designated as a safe passage route for the walk to school. >> i take him every morning. >> the routes are intended to make the shift of the new school smoothly >> he knows of no route is totally safe >> when you kill somebody it is dangerous >> they're now preparing for back-to-school week >> i walker through this path > her through this path >> i would not let my cat walk out here >> one man is dead and another in critical condition after an overnight shooting in the humboldt park neighborhood. an unidentified 18 year-old man was gunned down in the 1000 block of north st. louis. a 24 year-old was also wounded. police found nearly 30 shell casings at the scene >> more gunshots this time in cicero. leaving three people wounded this morning. it happened just before 4:00 a.m.. a town spokesperson says gas at to n

starting with the corridor in the this and it has daylight in the end and rooms for exercise and laundry. i can see where the balconies are laid out on the left. so there's a good variety. on the right side you see the 9th floor deck. a community gardens and barbecue and gathering spaces as well looks toward the east. the view coming down howard you see the big 5 story opening and that's where it releases inside the building that's where the xrerg rooms are. the skin is we've had the opportunity to work with brick before and that's within the district. we're inspired by a lot of the brick building. so the image on the right shows up close it's contemporary. that's the presentation. thank you >> thank you. opening it up for public comment. ross brown. (calling names) in any order if you're ready. >> if your name's been called step up to the podium. >> all right. thank you. i'm the director of housing services for the art of the san francisco. we're the agency that will be providing services to the 14 units that are dedicated to the persons of disabilities. i want to give my support to the

but daylight may help them.be the first opportunity crews will have to look at this ground daylight. live at the solano county fairgrounds, katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. >>> sonoma county deputies are searching for an inmate who walked away from a work crew. the crew was working late wednesday night. 38-year-old michael edward green was at a minimum security part of the county jail. he'd been convicted on drug, burglary and theft charges. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a shooting of three people at an apartment complex this morning. ktvu's janine de la vega is at the scene with the latest on the search for a suspect. good morning. >> reporter: police have left the scene here, but officers are now at the hospital interviewing witnesses and the victims themselves. it happened here at the san jose apartments. this is on cunningham avenue close to a patch of grass that you see right there behind me. people who live in the apartment complex heard 5 to 6 gun shots ring out just after 4 this morning.

started in broad daylight yesterday afternoon. a car break this. neighbors chased the suspect and did get a woman's stolen purse back. 10 minutes later the suspected thief came back and started shooting. one woman watched the chain of events from inside her shop. >> the young woman's boyfriend, who was not shot, actually ran after him, chased him down. him and another bystander chased him down. took a photo, so the police have a photo of the young man. he came back, circled back and went on and shots fired. >> two men and two women were wounded. one is in critical condition. all four people are expected to survivor. so far no arrests. >>> some oakland neighborhoods are fed up with the violence. john blackstone explains how they're willing to pay for private security. >> reporter: gunfire has become so common on the streets of oakland, california that even a neighborhood that once seemed immune to the city's violence, residents are no longer shocked. >> oh, another shooting. >> reporter: lived for 14 years in maxwell park. a place with glorious view

but first we are getting our first daylight look of the search area which includes the solano countyrounds. it is an undeveloped area near vallejo. and the search area is rather vast. and today will actually be the first time investigators will get a look at this area in the daylight. oakland police detectives called for the search of the fairgrounds last night around 6:00 as they looked for 50-year- old sandra coke. police are still calling this a missing persons case. coke was last seen sunday evening. recently she had been looking for her dog. >> boundaries of i-80 on one side and the city of vallejo on the other side. it's a large search area. >> reporter: oakland police do have 56-year-old randy alana in custody. he has prior convictions for kidnap and rape. he's being held on a parole violation. coke's friends says she dated alana briefly 20 years ago. he was seen on surveillance video using coke's credit card putting gas in his car. the search area is vast and includes six flags, discovery kingdom, and the fairgrounds. search crews will be back here at 8:00 a.m.. that may incl

daylight showed those they couldn't save and those wrapped for burial, it is impossible to count the victims. no sooner has video surfaced of children begging for their parents between gasping breath. then they took to tv denying they used chemical weapons. general leadership of the army confirm these allegations are completely false, he said. today's attack comes as u.n. weapons inspectors arrive to investigate other alleged chemical attacks by both sides in march, when ill equipped rebels were gaining the upper hand in a serious civil war. in fighting in rebel groups, especially those linked to al qaeda meant painful losses on the battlefield, while they fight from the back of pickup trucks, badly outgunned by the syrian army and air force. the obvious way to find out if chemical weapons were used and who fired them would be to have the weapons inspectors in syria drive over and find out for themselves, however, that requires consent of the syrian government. their decision, bret, will tell us about the syrian government guilt or if the rebels did this to try to rally support of th

this is the first time we've seen it in the daylight right now. right now there's no word on when this fire is going to be under control and when crews will be finished right now. by the way, this is the world's largest recycling plant dealing with 4,000 tons of scrap metal each day. follow us on twitter for the latest details. >>> a fiery crash shut down parts of a california freeway just for hours before it reopened this morning. a tractor trailer left at least cars involved. two people are dead. witnesses say the truck was on the side of the road burning. >>> california investigators released the details of the deadly limo fire that killed women during bachelorette party. four passengers and a limo driver were able to escape the burning vehicle through a small opening in the driver's front seat. the five victims who were trapped in the back were unable to get out because smoke and fire blocked access to the doors. >>> two brown bears were air lifted to safety in russia after downpours. the worst flood on word in 20 years have forced 20,000 peop

jogger inttacked a broad daylight. it happened at the state park. according to investigators, he tried to strangle the 25-year- old victim. she was able to escape her kidnapper by fighting him. trackities are trying to down a robber targeting people in a park. and like toyota camry and a white chevy tile. detectives say they robbed the victims of their smartphones the harbour pointe development cleared a major hurdle tonight. sky team 11 captured protesters do for a council work session tonight. the finance committee approved the financing plan to give them a hundred seven dollars tax break. break.$107 tax the proposal will go before council for final blow that vote -- vote. president and bladder good next month. we will explain why the talks are off. -- lata meer putin -- vladimir putin next month. >> meeting with his host, vladimir putin. he was at camp pendleton. thats on a west coast tour included a stop on "the tonight show." he egg knowledge that edward snowden is one of many underlying challenges will stop >> there has been time where there i