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adopt a resolution that "recognizes the design principles and recommendations of the northeast embark der row study for new development in this area." without first satisfying an a.i.r., it has guidelines for site design, articulation and quality materials based on the planning commission's "recognition" of the study. the port of san francisco to consider the principles and recommendations in the study as part of its review of proposals and improvements. after that happened, a revised application for the eight washington project incorporated increased heights recommended by the study. the lawsuit requests that the san francisco superior court issue a mandate ordering the planning commission to rescind its action taken relating to the study and to refrain from further consideration of the study and its guidelines until an e.i.r. is certified. the community coalition includes neighbors can reserve the waterfront, telegraph hill, golden gateway tenants association, the san francisco neighborhood network, and the san franciscans for reasonable growth. i might add today, i've got twole cas of

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a 3-der 69. captures his third senior major championship. >>> to the pga tour. final roundf the winha a championship in north carolina. dad toms in contention on 18 with a long putt for birdie. bottom ofhe jar. oots a 64 to finish 19-under. now, atwal, lost this tour car due to injury, using a sponsor exemption and had to qualify on monday. now, seven foot, that's tough. but to looking on, atwal, buries the putt to become the first qualifier to win on tour in 24 years. and it's his first pga tour victory. what a great story. 49ers lead the vikings. and we will have those highlights at 11:00. and looking good agast brett vre. >> dan: there was a phot fin for the number two slot at the movies this weekend 'we have the >> dan: sylvester stallone's "the spendables" finished at the top of the box office for the second week in a row. five new movies debuted. a close third was "eat play love" which pulled in $12 million. food-lovers brought their an tight to san francisco this weekend. the send annual street food festal was held yesterday in the mission district. ro le

. ♪ savor and explore, der ca the great indoors ♪ ♪sta, ♪ friskies indoor delights. ♪ feed the sensesclean-up for the gulf oil disaster is getting help from a newly discovered microbe. the bacteria heat underwater oil plumes. it's found to be breaking up the oil twice as fast as expected. the microbe works without significantly depleting oxygen in the water. which is good for marine life. another type of bug, bedbugs are making a big comeback in this country, triggering an all-out war against them. a powerful chemical could help get rid of the persistent bugs but as cynthia bowers reports, the government says we cannot use it. >> reporter: finding tiny bedbugs -- >> inside the chair. >> reporter: -- has become big business for this exterminator, who has no idea why his state is under siege. nationally since 2006 the money spent eradicating bedbugs has more than doubled, topping $250 million. new york city leads the index where even couples living at upscale apartments are finding themselves infested. >> i woke up and found i had a couple bites on me. that's when i was like, i'm pretty

the benedictine sisters have signed a deal to produce an album of gregorian amp in der not to destroy their cloistered way of life, the sisters will photograph their album cover and film their own music video. by the way, the nuns record video is the same one that brought you elton john, the rolling stones and lady georgia. i'm kim lawson, we would like you to follow us on our website. you can comment on all of our stories and share them, audio and video mod podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. >> as we leave you, more music from doug olden. ♪ when my heart is pained too deeply for a song. ♪ when my way grows weary ♪ oh, yes he cares i know >>> major funding for "religion & ethics weekly" is provided by the lily endownment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders efforts in religion, community development and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company.com. also by the henry luce foundation and the corporation for public broadcas

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ders.? >> that is the real debate now ove itr to move it or not. linsey, thank you. the imam who would lead the center was far from the controversy here in new york they. but he did speak to it for the mosque was far f did speak, while in the middle t tt. st s on a state department trip east.omote religious understanding, and he made his bahrain. in bahrain. lr lara setrakian is there. >> reporter: the imam says his goal is to build bridges between >> reporter: hslims and the west. >> the fact that we're getting this kind of attention is a sign of success. muslims and th passgold's help, we will pass through these stormy seasons. >> reporter: his audience was a group of young arabs at the u.s. >> this is doingador's home. >> this is something we're doing for your generation. >> reporter: he was born in kuwait and moved to the u.s. as he u.s.ger. .s.s now a u.s. citizen. lam share commoat america and islam share common values and need not be in conflict. the state department planned and trip well trip well before the mosque controversy, part of a campaign to improve u

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murió en una balacera entre malhechores que estaban armados y tropas mejore que les disparó para im pe der. dos sicarios se subieron a un autobús y mataron a balazos al chofer y reunión de los pasajeros al quedar sin conductor el vehículo se salió de carretera. >>> decenas de socorristas luchan para salvar a 30 mineros en chile, un derrumbe en una mina de oro y cobre les cerró la vida, sus familiares siguen la labor de rescate existe esperanza que estén en un refugio subterráneo. >>> y en un perturbador caso, le negaron la fianza al sujeto que asesinó a otro y luego se bebió sussu sangre, el homicida tendr que permanecer tras las rejas hasta el día del juicio y en otro caso que seguimos de cerca un juez dejó en libertad a un hombre acusado de homicidio involuntario tras un fatal accidente ocurrido en mínimo soda, en el choque murió un adulto y dos niños y el responsable que kontd cia el camry dijo que el pedal del freno no funcionó su caso fue reabierto. así están las cosas pasamos con sasha a los Ángeles con otras noticias en california sasha... gracias bárbara, te cuento que impactante u

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sanjay gupta, our chief medical correspondent der correspondent is standing by as well. is tell our viewers what you're hearing about the situation in haiti. it's still a horrible situation. >> it hasn't really changed much. i think on paesappearances, tha the first thing you notice when you get to port-au-prince and many outlying areas, as well. still much of the rubble that people recognize from the time of the earthquake, so much of that rubble still there and it will be a very long time before you can move that rubble out. it's just one of the difficult parts of this sort of cleanup effort. but as a result, wolf, just simply navigating the roads, simply trying to get supplies that are located in warehouses that made it into the country of haiti, made it into the stiff port-au-prince, they got there, but still so much difficulty simply getting those things to people who need it. wolf, around the country there's fewer than 100 hospitals, more than half of those right now the way that we saw it were actually temporary hospitals. there were private hospitals that existed

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i think that prison helped them in the sense that it was a der deterrence for them. and they were punished. and i think that in some sense, they were rehabilitated, because they made a commitment not to go back. and when they came out at some point, they became productive citizens. >> larry: why doesn't everyone do that? who would want to go back? it's terrible. >> many have to return in their community to the same conditions. poverty, despair, and a failed education system. >> exactly. >> larry: snoop, how did you overcome that? if you go back into the same situation? >> when i came out from prison, i try to get -- you know, i tried to work. you know, i had two jobs. you know, they fired me because of my background. and, you know, like the judge just said, like, society just called me and i just came back, you know, probably selling drugs or whatever, trying to make money. once you come out of prison, you know, it's like they just let you go, you know? they give you whatever you had in your bank account and they just let you go. there's nothing else after that, you

ich in der toet these predictive circuits working, you have to have done motor practice yourself. >> i want to take you back to the case that bob describe odd motor performance under conditions in which sensory feedback is lost. the two videos that we saw. what we saw is the normal response to the loss of sensory information. but there are a few remarkable individuals who, faced with the same viral loss of sensory input have somehow found ways of co-opting other sensory systems to compensate for the loss of the sense of touch and the sense of limb position. and so the general idea that we'll be talking about is that normally the loss of limb position and muscle contraction leads to this dramatic miscoordination. but there's an individual in england, in waterman, who was incapacitated for the first two or three years but by a supreme act of will somehow learned to use his visual input to compensate for the loss of sensory input and recovered over the course of these two or three years through intense efforts to the point that he can now move, walk down the street. and this is a remark

the attack prompted the am -- the bam as der to say this -- >> the murder demonstrates total disregard>> reporter: the group was accused of spying and preaching cyst annie christianity. back to you. >>> we have an update to an emotional story that dates back 60 years. the recently identified body of a world war ii serviceman is finally back here in the bay area. he arrived at sfo, his body, just after 6:00 this morning. back in 1944, 24-year-old sergeant bonnissaile was flying a plane over germany when his plane was shot down. for years, his sister tried to find his body, contacting german authorities. using dna they were able to identify him and tomorrow he will be buried with full military honors. the military will perform a fly- over in his honor. >>> there's word a that bp may have that blownout oil well permanently signed up by the end of the week. bp says a cement cap hardened over the weekend, so engineers can start digging the 100 feet of the relief well that's meant to close up that blownout well for good. bp released a new estimate. they say the cost of that oil spill has ris

but der only wakes you up for a short time. -- fear only wakes you up for a short time. man who saw the iceberg as the titanic was about to hit it and said, it is an iceberg, was a fearmonger. he was warning the people on the ship. waking people up through fear only will awaken them for a very short period of time, as we all found out with 9/11. do you not think the apostles while waiting in the garden of gethsemane or trade -- were afraid? jesus asked them, just watch with me for an hour. he prayed in they came back and they were asleep. the enemies were lighting torch's and gathering their swords. and they said, sorry, we will do better next time. and they did not. 1, 2, 3 -- three times. can you knock stay with me for one hour? the responses, the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. o?at do we di they were not awake until after the resurrection. y knew, and they never went to sleep again. it was not the fear of death of a resurrection that kept them awake. -- but the resurrection that kept them away. -- that kept them awake. i ask you -- republicans, democrats, in

the immigr some top republicans want to redefine what it tak der, some republican senators are now saying their children should not be considered american citizens, even if they are born here. >> to have a child in america, they cross the border. they go to the emergency room. have a child. and that child's automatically an american citizen. that shouldn't be the case. >> it's a rather unseemly busines and i thinkhoulome hearings and ta >> reporter: one of the first to raise the issue, tea party republican senate candidate, rand paul, on of all places, russian tv. >> we're the only place that allows people to come in illegally. have a baby. and that baby becomes a citiz i think that should >> reporter: stopping would would require changing the constit wicy ifocf1 ame t'sen "all persons born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the united states." senate democrats accuse republicans of pandering to anti-immigration extremists. >> i think it is an issue that deserves discussion. i think the way it's being presented now is 100% politica