one is daylight harvesting where you harvest the daylight and have it penetrate the building so that 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. we a

. >> reporter: that is right, jessica, extra daylight that comes with tomorrow's summer solstice can mean trouble for people sleep challenged. tiffany rittenhouse works at jefferson sleep center and ironically suffers with insomnia herself. >> i never felt rested and just felt miserable all day. >> reporter: for millions, like tiffany who need as much darkness to sleep, saturday summer solstice, longest day of the year could be especially troublesome. >> it is, i'm up. >> reporter: sunrise saturday will be at 5:32 in the philadelphia region and 15 hours later, the sun will set at 8:33. it is a lot of daylight which reduces production of the harmone melatonin that regulates sleep. >> light antagonizees melatonin. >> reporter: doctor karl degrand, directors of the jefferson sleep center, say stress and other things can interfere with sleep but extra dose of sunlight that comes with the solstice can make insomnia even worse. >> because of that we don't sleep as well. melatonin is important for sleep but not see created until later in the night. >> reporter: he says shutting out as much

tomorrow summer begin. 15 hours and 38 seconds of daylight. hope you enjoy it but i hope you to get a good night's sleep. future weather shows the clouds moving on that in. tomorrow the possibility of a few sprinkles and even some signs of some clearing going on to the north and the east. over the course of the day a few spotty showers. the best chance would be to the south of philadelphia and then we slowly dry it out during the evening and the overnight. sunday looking like a real nice day. so here comes that area of low pressure tracking a little bit farther to the south. and earlier today that easterly wind will keep the clouds in and cooler temperatures in the 70s with some breaks in the clouds and once again a chance of a shower or best chance to the south of philadelphia. for your sunday high pressure moves in and really pushes that low to the south. a much better day, a milder day, blue skies, temperature in the 80s and it stays nice for monday. we'll see a really nice first week of summer. with a limited amount of moisture. so far so

and edward reiskin said he had a name for it it's called daylight savings time daylighting it's a well known practice within sfmta but they have a construction timeline or schedule they were moving westward and even though the statistics suggest there are certain intersections on the outer fulton area that have state of california more accidents than others they're not jumping their construction timetables to address those particular intersections that are problem. my request to the commission and i don't know if they have the authority to do it would be to write director reiskin and to the board of sfmta asking them to jump their timeline and address the daylighting issue on certain streets crossings i generally think it's 38 avenue and beyond where the parking goes up to the crosswalks if you have an issue with a large r v or vehicle there's no oncoming view i've been trapped at the safeway there you are it's an ankle last year distance and 9 out of 10 pedestrians and the drivers can see each other you need the distance i ask you to write a letter if at all you possibly ca can ask th

first, obviously, it is daylight. are you surprised that this operation was conducted in daylight? >> first, let me say i'm a former military lawyer. i don't hold myself out as an expert on prisoner exchanges or special operations. but it seems to me -- and i have background as an intelligence officer. if you're going to do a parlay with your enemy, you want to do it in a situation that minimizes anxiety and minutizes the risk that somebody might get nervous and make a mistake that leads to a confrontation and obviously doing it in daylight reduces the risk of uncertainty and makes things more transparent for both sides. so, no, i'm not surprised they did it in daylight. >> and it was quick. they got out of their fast. we saw handshakes and one american soldier touched his chest as a sign of respect. what would their support have been? >> don, i think, you know, i was in the 82nd. i think any of my troopers could have done that. we probably would have used special ops folks to handle that. the mission is to get out of there without any ceremony or excitement and it looks like that

we are down to 14 hours and 59 minutes of daylight. we will lose 1 minute a day of daylight.it speeds up in august, september and october. and early tomorrow morning, plenty of sun. wall-to-wall. in the afternoon it looks good well. in the poconos cloud cover in the afternoon. patchy clouds comfortable. 50s in some of the outlying suburbs. 63 for philadelphia. 84 on the weekend at the shore and on a shore wind. 79. 81 in the poconos with partly sunny skies. the first day of july the second day tuesday into wednesday the summer soup is back. storm as the 90 degrees. the trend may continue into the fourth of july coming up in the next half-hour. >>> it is this time year. more to come on the next half-hour at 5:00. >>> the volunteer firefighters in chester county want to know who vandalized their personal car while they were putting out at house fire. >>> a little boy that gets a service dog that sniffs out >>> hello, again. rick is off tonight. sharrie williams joins us. >>> the search continues in two states for the woman that was accused of beating another mother in front of

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i think there is daylight. between the treaty and requiring the treaty to be implemented in the fashion that you assert is necessary here. >> i would like to make a structural point and that is specific point about the case. the structural comment is this. if it is the case as your honor's hypothetical conceits and ice believe the petitioner concedes that a self-executing treaty that requires the president to negotiate and two-thirds of the senate to ratify it can impose their treaty of that kind and has to be the case that a nonself-executing treaty that has the same approval the same two-thirds ratification and the additional structural protection of passage of legislation by the senate and the house and being signed into law by the president can do with a self-executing treaty can do. has to be the case. >> i don't think it has to be the case. i think there's a great difference between requiring the states i self-executing treaty to permit same-sex marriage and dragging the federal government or allowing the

fifteen hours of daylight and 38 extra bonus second. we take quick check on your eyewitness weather seven day. 84 degrees under full sun today. flirting with 80 tomorrow. few more clouds, likely shower or here and there along the way, but not wash out. if you have outdoor plans you can keep them. sunday, 82 degrees, sunny skies, though i still can't rule out just very isolated shower. bob, over to you. >> wow, i got it right on a friday morning! >> nice job! >> that's the way to ends the week. sister laverne would give me little star on my collar for the weekend. maybe little extra recess time? live look, the schuylkill expressway, we're looking good at the moment. coming into and out of philadelphia, no problems or delays at all here. take a look at the platt bridge, from the airport camera. the sun begins to rise over southwest philadelphia. and speaking of southwest philadelphia, how about south philadelphia. we got major water main break here, at the intersection of second and oregon in south philadelphia. right across the street, o

, and that daylight can quickly translate into billions of dollars in profit. >> reporter: that amounts to $12 billion in profit for the federal government over a ten year period. schullo says the president's plan will help, but with so much debt, he might still have to postpone getting married. >> i do not want a debt to be determining when i have that family. when i'm ready to do, i want to do it and i don't want that money hanging over my head to be a factor in that. >> pelley: don, we mentioned some loans could be forgiven entirely. >> reporter: as of now, anyone with a federal student loan can have their loan forgiven after 20 years. if they miss a payment it, doesn't automatically disqualify them. what it does mean is they might have the period extending for the number of months they didn't send a check in. >> pelley: bowe bergdahl is gaining strength at a u.s. military hospital in germany. sergeant bergdahl said he was beaten and held in a cage during his five years in the hands of the taliban in afghanistan. bergdahl is expected to be transferred soon to a military hospital in s

where young women are bought and sold in broad daylight. we are on the trail. what we were offered in just a few minutes for just a few bucks. >>> plus, dancing at dawn. they're sweating up a storm all before you've had breakfast. the hottest new trend that's got these party people chasing a natural high. >>> and watch out for jaws. did the bad boy of soccer bite again? what happens next after an extreme foul on the field? but first, the "nightline" five. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> good evening. tonight, an undercover investigation reveals the scale of prostitution on american streets with shocking results. just in the last 72 hours, a major fbi sting prerescued 168 children from sex trafficking. now our sister network fusion brings

where young women are bought and sold in broad daylight. we are on the trail. what we were offered in just a few minutes for just a few bucks. >>> plus, dancing at dawn. they're sweating up a storm all before you've had breakfast. the hottest new trend that's got these party people chasing a natural high. >>> and watch out for jaws. did the bad boy of soccer bite again? what happens next after an extreme foul on the field? but first, the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. tonight, an undercover investigation reveals the scale of prostitution on american streets with shocking results. just in the last 72 hours, a major fbi sting prerescued 168 children from sex trafficking. now our sister network fusion brings us a rare inside look at a working brothel, a world where young girls are bought and sold in broad daylight. ♪ >> reporter: we're on the trail of an international trafficking ring. >> reporter: my colleague is wearing a hidden camera to try to get a look at their product -- sex slaves. she was just walking down the alley with that guy. >> i'm not sure how

first, obviously it is daylight. are you surprised that this operation was even conducted in daylight? >> first, lets me say i'm a former military lawyer. i don't hold myself out as an expert on prisoneri exchanges. i do have some background. if you're going to do a paragraph lay with your enemy, you want to do in a situation that minimizes anxiety and minimizes the risks that somebody might get nervous and make a mistake that leads to a conflict. and doing it in daylight reduces the risk of uncertainty and makes things more transparent for both sides. so no, i'm not surprised. >> and it was quick. they got out of there fast. we saw handshakes. and one american soldier touches his chest in a sign of respect. what type of units are qualified to handle this type of prisoner trade and what would their support have been? >> don, i think any of my troopers probably could have done that. we would have used probably special ops folks to handle that. all of those science of respect -- the mission is to get the prisoner out o

. >>> up next, a woman is murdered in broad daylight. >> this is the monster jumping out of the bushes and grabbing you and killing you. >> cell phone records and search dogs provided some leads. >> they were able to track a scent trail to a residential area that was close to the canal trail. >> but if not for some crafty police work and the chance encounter, the entire investigation could have gone up in smoke. >> we have an individual that's still out, walking about, who can do this again. >> i don't know how much scarier it can get. >>> during her lunch break in concord, california, kathy loreck went for a walk, as she often did, along a jogging trail near her office. >> that was something that she just kind of did on her own as her own kind of meditation throughout the day. i know that sometimes she would use that opportunity to, you know, make some personal phone calls. >> kathy was an executive secretary, married with children. on this day, she spoke with her husband who was in europe on a business trip. >> her husband reported that suddenly she made a loud -- a groan or a gasp a

four robbery suspects run for cover in a real-life wild west shoot-out that takes place in broad daylight. it's the afternoon of february 5th, 2009, in tucson, arizona. a home security camera captures a chrysler 300 driving leisurely along this quiet street, but the occupants of the vehicle are not out for a casual drive. they're out for something more sinister. detective e.j. gueron. >> you can see the suspect's car drive by the house, by the resident. >> instead of proceeding down the block, the car stops abruptly. >> you see it stop as if it's casing the place. the garage is open. it appears the suspect sees this and sees it as an opportunity to commit the crime. >> within an instant, the car screeches around the corner and pulls into the driveway. four men jump out and guns drawn. >> they attempt to get into the house. the homeowner sees them coming up the driveway with the guns. >> the homeowner's standing inside the garage and senses trouble, but instead of giving in, he decides to take matters into his own hands. >> he gets inside the house. he's able to keep them out. he does see

and you will not see daylight. >> the soldiers under fire after the massive invasion on d-day in france. as the world's top economic powers finish up g-7 meetings, they're sending a warning to russia, which was recently ousted from the group. pull out of ukraine or there will be more sanks. the group stopped short of imposing new penalties. >> given it's influence over the militants in ukraine, russia continues to have a responsibility to convince them to lay down their weapons and enter into a dialogue with the ukrainian government. on the other hand, if russia's provocations continue, it's clear from our discussions here that the g-7 nations are ready to impose additional costs on russia. >> president obama is headed to paris to meet with francoise hollande. and president obama has no formal plans to meet with russia's president, and what does it say that other western leaders are ready to meet with putin? >> it's interesting, you is a on the press conference, the american president stood alongside of the leader of the country, dave cameron of the united kingdom, and of course david c

. >>> up next, a mother and child are kidnapped in broad daylight. >> i didn't have any clue what anybody could have done. carjack, kidnap, murder. >> at first surveillance cameras tracked the movement. >> they knew it was her. they knew her card had been used. and she looked very calm. >> she was alive now. maybe she'll be alive five minutes from now. >> but police soon lose the trail. >> we realize that both of these were in. >> they used the only tools they have to find the victims. >> they need to act quickly in order to try to save their lives. >>> it was a hot summer day in greenville, north carolina. the hayes family stopped at a local store for some snack food before going out for the day. as jeremy hayes and his brother-in-law went inside the store, his wife ginger decided to change the baby's diaper. when the men came back outside, the car was gone. at first, jeremy assumed it was a joke. >> ginger was up to her old tricks again playing pranks and moved the car around in the parking lot. so they looked around the parking lot. >> jeremy called ginger's cell phone, but there was n

it seems to me there is a lot of daylight -- and i choose this not because it's controversial but it relates to an area where the federal government has never been thought to have authority namely family law. there are no federal marriage, federal divorce, federal adoption. it's all state law. let's assume an international treaty is approved by two-thirds of the senate and the president which requires states to approve same-sex marriage. now if that were self-executing treaty, same-sex marriage would have to be approved by every state. if it is not self-executing however it will be up to congress to produce that result and congress would do it or couldn't do it at least by having a federal marriage law. then you would have to have the federal divorce law. i suppose the federal adoption law. i think there's a big difference between just doing it through a self-executing treaty and dragging the congress into areas where it has never been before. i think there is daylight between the treaty and requiring the treaty to be implemented in the fashion that you assert is necessary. >> i woul

agency trying to direct more large trucks on to our nation's highways during the daylight hours. and then we have a second agency that is pushing funding out to cities in order to keep those same large trucks from operating during daylight hours and to encourage them to operate during overnight hours. why would we want to prevent or discourage large trucks from being able to operate during overnight hours? simply makes no sense. now, on the other hand, my colleague from new jersey says that don't worry, we kept in the study, we kept the collins study in the bill. well, if it's been studied so extensively as he claims, then why is there a need for the study? you can't have it both ways. you can't say that these regulations were thoroughly studied and supported by scientific evidence but, gee, we need a study. i mean, which is it? i think that what the administrator admitted in her testimony over on the house side is accurate. and that is that the field study did not look at the overall impact of congestion on our roads, and that is a real flaw. and that is why i worked with collea

time at eleven forty seven pm eastern daylight time the river gauge at w.y.s.s. a h.i.c. went on the w.y.s.s. a h.i.c. kayo when creek was above flood stage and continues to slowly rise several roadways may also be underwater due to the smaller stream and creek flooding in the warned area a flood warning means that flooding is imminent or has been reported stream rises will be slow and flash flooding is not expected. however all interested parties should take necessary precautions immediately precautionary slash preparedness actions most flood deaths occur in automobiles never drive your vehicle into areas where the water covers the roadway floodwaters are usually deeper than they appear just one foot of flowing water is powerful enough to sweep vehicles off the road when encountering flooded roads make the smart choice turn around don't drown the especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding if flooding is observed act quickly move up to higher ground two s. cape floodwaters do not stay in areas subject to flooding when water begins

anchorage, alaska, more than 19 hours of daylight tomorrow.northern norway, 24 hours of daylight! found this picture on twitter. look how cool this is. it's the sun not dropping down below the horizon. veronica loves it. hope you love it, too. that's the midnight sun, the sun not dropping below the horizon in norway tonight. just in case you want to know what was going on in northern norway, i'm here for you. high pressure building in over the next several days. it's going to park down to the south and west. this means pleasant weather just enough of the onshore flow. we are not hot but also not cloudy throughout the day. by this time next week, we may have a low pressure area coming down from the pacific northwest. very rare this time of year to see it dig that far to the south. right now computer models are saying it will and we will see some showers in the north bay right around this time next week. we'll wait and see. there is a slight shower chance at the end of next week right now. afternoons sunny, pleasant, fog burning off quickly both

a long day of daylight. sixty-two, comfortable degrees overnight. we will start on a very easy to take note with the 62-degree temperature. monday afternoon we are in the middle 80's, but slightly more humid. upper 80's by wednesday, shower and thunderstorms especially as we move in the afternoon. thursday 86, saturday, we're close to 90 degrees again so we will do at this point have a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. second row of numbers, your high temperatures are the the shore. nicole. >> thanks very much. 8:51. lets check on those roads one last time with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> we are looking at schuylkill at spring garden street. looking the two right you'll see cyclist and runners abe all that fun stuff from the triathlon happening. try rod philadelphia triathlon going on today martin luther king drive. to the right, it is shut town between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge. kelly drive shut down between art museum circle and link object drive for the run and ben franklin parkway shut down between spring garden stree

time at eight pm eastern daylight time reports indicate that many roads across the warned area are still under water the local creeks and streams will run high overnight the river gauge on the w.y.s.s. eight chinese sea kayo and create cat fort washington reached just above flood stage earlier but appears to be cresting now the pennypacker p o q u e s s i n g t a c o n y and frankford creeks will all run high for the next several hours they may rise to flood stage do not go near any creek with fast running water a flood warning means that flooding is imminent or has been reported stream rises will be slow and flash flooding is not expected however all interested parties should take necessary precautions immediately precautionary slash preparedness actions the especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding if flooding is observed act quickly move up to higher ground to escalate flood waters do not stay in areas subject to flooding when water begins rising a flood warning means flooding is occurring or is imminent most flood related deaths occur in auto

same amount of daylight tomorrow, but few more clouds or a possible shower, too.eal cool outside by comparison, at least, but, it is comfortable. today, we hit 84, in philadelphia. we've also got the fire fly music festival, shower on the way for saturday, otherwise, pretty decent weekend setting up. back to you. >> 6:24, live lock at route 422 where the sun is beginning to rise, some volume popping, headed in toward king every prussia thereon that eastbound side. the schuylkill expressway, some wicked sun glare, and already slow down here, from conshohocken, heading in toward center city. now we have that water main, that water main break in south philly, oregon avenue, shutdown, between second and third. now the water crews are on the scene, they're trying to turn the water off. but for right now, if you are getting ready to leave the neighborhood, you want to stay with fifth street, shunk, or porter, and avoid oregon altogether. and an accident out here, pottstown, charlotte street blocked at bleim. otherwise the bridges look fine at the moment. mass transit ru

seems like she's putting a little bit of a daylight between herself and the president when it comes toia, guys. >> paul, i hate to be cynical this morning because president obama just told me not to be during his speech in d-day, but this book, what we know of it, seems to be hillary clinton laying down markers on several key issues to make this daylight. you see it on syria, you see it remarkably on bowe bergdahl, and she may not have known that the release was imminent. it's also interesting, also on iraq, not daylight between her and the president, but making a new statement on iraq, laying the groundwork, perhaps, for the future. >> reporter: perhaps for the future, right, if she runs for president. remember that 2002 vote she had in favor of the iraq war resolution really hurt her big time when she ran for president in 2008. here's what she writes now -- "i thought i had acted in good faith and made the best decision i could with the information i had. i wasn't alone in getting it wrong, but i still got it wrong, plain and simple." some of her strongest language to date about her

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. >>> good morning, we are live in oakland where a woman was beaten and robbed in broad daylight. she is out there talking about their concerns and also have some details about how people stepped in to help that woman and we will check in with tara in just about two minutes. >> well bam back, -- welcome back pam cook. >> i heard it is getting warmer from steve paulson. >> yes. can see, there is a little bit of belief and 46 half-moon bay walnut creek is in there menlo park, -- hillsboro 49 and 47 and i did see 43 in mill valley so how about that. still a little breeze but nothing like yesterday and all associated. a few high clouds skirting the area. some patchy fog, 60s and 70s coast and bay here is sal. >>> if you are still trying to get to the national airport. >> two lanes are held up and there is a minor crash and it is taking them time to get it out of the way. just allow for extra time and you can use 280 to 380 and come back to san bruno that way. get up to burl game at highway 13 and now there is somebody running away or running from the crash and traffic is moving a long

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>> i slivers of daylight in this interview between herself and president obama which i think are just selling the book on bowe bergdahl on syria, on iran, on iraq, on the irs scandal. you saw the slightest little nudges in a different direction. a suggestion that hillary clinton is going to be quite independent of president obama when it comes to it. i think she still falls back on this about hard choices to avoid choosing when actually very hard but i think there were critical moments there that you saw some substantive differences emerging between herself and the president. >> i thought that was really interesting. obviously the attention right now is on iraq. and in the last few days she has really tried it avoid being co-commander and chief. tonight she made news by really pressing hard about how prime minister norry al maliki has to go. he can't be prime minister of that country anymore. he is too influenced by the iranians, that we shouldn't have formal negotiations or discussions with the iranians and that was actually huge step out. >> we learned more about what she was doing

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longest day of the year, 14 hours, 47 minutes of daylight coming your way across the bay area.re going enjoy some gorgeous conditions, and it's already nice out this. you don't need a jacket. mountain view 98 degrees, and 52, crisp start for you. up in santa rosa, putting things in perspective, running about the same where we ended up at this time yesterday. the good news is as we head throughout this afternoon, we're going to end up about five to ten degrees cooler. it's going to be perfect out this. yesterday was a little bit the warm side by our stands here in the bay area. let me tell you what the difference is. our weather maker today, this is the weather story. our winds have shifted out of the west, and as a result, we're getting that cool ocean air that's at about 53 to 55 degrees moving on shore so you get the coolest conditions by the coast, the interbay, and we'll get that out here in the extreme east bay, enough to where our temperatures will be comfortable in the low 80s, down from the 90s yesterday. meanwhile, a strong influence of the ocean air, onshore flow comf