oaken and dr. footeexperimental dbs surgery. they will implant a new grid-like device on top of her brain in addition to the standard leads which go deep inside the brain. by combining both, they hope to gather information from amber's brain that will not only lessen her ticks, but maybe some day stop them. >> so the difference in tourette is the movement disorder isn't there all the time, you know, when you get a tick, it comes on. and the patients that have ticks they get this buildup, they call it an urge, that's what the scientists call it and they feel like they need to move and until they move they don't feel better and so they get a sense of relief. >> between the two black, okay? ♪ >> and so in the tick brain there's a relationship between what we call the motor behaviors or the movement and the limbic behavior, okay? and that's the actual systems in the brain that are encoding values for emotion. >> that sensation, the urge to tick, is what amber suffers from every day. >> it's like i'm having 1

dr. walker as we sit at the foot of amelia's walker drive we're sitting at the foot of true hope in quickbites coffee the part of the has been there for 40 seven years he started to work with men in transition he has a unique prospective on what this retail center means for our community so dr. amelia's walker i love to say that (clapping) thank you la shawn to our distinguished and historical mayor, mayor ed lee and to one of the most important persons in this whole city mr. coffey business owner and today is your day you've gone through many trails and difficulties i had the privilege of going with you and noah i'm so excited until i know what to do many people are so excited they don't know what to do for 50 years i've lived at hunters point and parroted for 4 seven years i've worked in some relationship with the shipyard and point plans over the thirty some odd years and to be here at 83 years old soon to be 84 next year to see the coming to pass of the 32 percent housing we've talked about in this project all of the unemployment i've read in the paper a few days to go one time in our comm

dr to do that. >> i'm asking you the 2 1/22 foot 6 inches is that the line the compromising line of the rear walls. >> letting take a look at it. >> this is some of the contenti contention. >> why don't we. >> it's okay if i look at sheet 82.5 you're looking at the second story proposed the matter of the bedroom you as you can see the orange or the color shading on the left-hand side of that room that would be would be removed from the project sthits not part of the official plans so if you're wishing to do that you need to take dr to do that. >> okay. thank you. >> it's actual volume building volume. >> i'm interested just to hear mr. butler acknowledging there is a compromise together with the combination of drawings other than shifting the building which is not discussed. >> i went to the department and copied this in july it was submitted as a revision to the preapplication it shows the rear walls the uphill to the south and the proposed addition are now at the same depth relative to the front property line the preapplication drawing showed the 2 1/2 feet set back so the preapplication was 2 1

foots" clemmons. thetarted as a salesman in 1930's in alabama. he really worked himself up in the ranks of dr.epper, and he really treasured and valued the free enterprise system. he credited free enterprise for allowing him to work his way up in the company to become president and ceo of dr. pepper. it was really his vision for the museum to teach children about free enterprise and the opportunities that are presented to them in this country and how they can use that to immediately start their own business with their small idea. we tell the story of the free enterprise system in america by using some of our educational programs, whether it be a simple tour, showing the history of dr. pepper and how it grew. we also have a program called create a soft drink. kids work in small groups, and they actually make some test drinks. we have some flavors for them to choose from, 16 flavors, and they get to mix and be their own beverage chemists. mix together different flavors. they have to market their drink. they pick the best one out of all the ones they make, and they make a marketing campaign. they

dr requester are not able to accept new development of the project. the project sponsor has agreed to all modification requested by the planning department including the reason for the 5-foot step back on the east side for it's entire depth and this was asked specifically to provide additional light and air to the dr requester who has that facing room on the part of the lot. most importantly the project is consistent with the neighborhood and the design guidelines. let's start with 22 ord court, the new floor is original setback from the property and not be prominent from the street. this maintains the 3 story building on the street. if i can get the projector. this is 22 ord, it's an existing 3 story home. here is a rendering of what the new floor will look like, a significant setback. not prominent at the street. a direct view of it is a setback at the top not going to have a significant impact on the street which is the purpose. now, moving to the state street building, both of the three 3 stories at the street and both have setback at the third floor, three 1/2 and four 4 feet from the front lot line. so there is as mentioned there is a building two stores down with 3

. >> the forecast within their 8,000 square foot state of the art facility is nothing but bright smiles and warm welcomes. for dr a dream come true. >> i went to dental school here in new jersey. i had an affinity to children. it was a lot of fun for me so when it was time to apply to residency programs i knew for sure that that was what i wanted to specialize in. >> her husband chris had a totally different background with an mba in finance but her imagination lead to a bright idea. >> i was having a discussion with my husband and we just came to the conclusion that wouldn't it be great to have a beautiful state of the art practice but do it in the heart of an urban area so that you can serve all types of people. >> we thought that, you know, having a facility that was state of the art, that had just about everything that you can think of for pediatric denistry was something they should have access to. >> their big break came when senator brooker helped the city. chris took his elaborate business plan straight to the city officials. before long the loans were approved and by 2009 dental kids was officially open

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in port of the project seeing none, dr requester you have two minutes rebuttal >> okay quickly this is a subject property this is the garage this is the four foot guardrail there's from the garbage up 12 feet this is 4 feet this is about up to here okay. this prove or disprove has opted submitted this prove or disprove opposed unable to make it don't think they supported this property owner didn't speak english you heard from the prove or disprove that opposes it the property next to the north vacant under contradiction everyone that lives in this area opposes this don't be fooled by the number of people here today, in fact, as a representation it's not a popper o popular project in terms of scaling i want you to understand what we're dealing with here this is cam ills bedroom the 11-year-old this is calling all going to be gone this is her sole light and air to her bedroom we're not going to have them this is was there is now minimal when we add on 8 more feet and solid building it's not a liveable space i think the family deserves t it if we care of open space and not allow a project to render somebody else's project unusable. >> and just rea

commission it was a 2 foot extension overall of the building the appellants argued it was not capable with the neighborhood and procedural issues with the planning commission how the dr hearing was processed the board of appeals found there was no issues with the project it was compatible with the neighborhood commissioner honda noted the discretionary review request and the board unanimously especially r up held the commission not to take dr the next will be on december 10th. >> good afternoon tim frye are here to share issues with the preservation hearing the commission be initiated landmarked designation on two properties the first is a swooesh american hall on the 21 market street the swishing american hall was on the landmark designation program since 2011, we've been working closely with the new tenants of swedish american hall to get their support it was well received they complimented the staff on the authorness of the report and initiated the landmark designation based on the landmark because the swedish american building for it's long-standing swedish and scandinavian community and under the architect it was significant by august norway deepen the next prop

dr. luke says these shoes are better for mid-foot runners. >> you might be trying to hold yourself more firma ones, forced me to strike on the heel in mid-foot. for me, that's not natural. >> this is where effects of footwear can change impact forces and mechanics. >> reporter: and the ultra drops. they look extra big and rounded in the front and have a relatively low heel, but they feel natural to me. >> you're landing right on the front half of your foot. this is kind of your natural running form. >> reporter: and that's the point. running shoes are really personalized these days. any one of these shoes may be great for you. how do you decide? >> a lot of the running specialty stores is a great place to start. talking to other people. trial and error. you probably have to try them out. run in them, make sure they're comfortable. >> reporter: for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, san francisco. >> all right, check in with robin now. >>> all right, lara, and everybody. next up on the heat index, never say never. barbara walters said last year's ten most fascinating people would

is for a 3900 square foot home, plus the 400 -- approximately 3900, i just heard staff say it's 38 something, but plus the 400 square feet garage. what is being suggested by the dr requester and supported by all of the neighbors is that this mass and again, it's not quite as clear as we would have hoped, but with the rain, some of our drawings were locked up in a building downtown without power. this is the 461 27th street building and the request is to take 10% off of that and all it is is taking 6' off the second floor and 6 plus 1 12' off the third floor. that is it. leave the bottom floor as it is and leave everything else alone. it still leaves 3500 square feet residence, plus the 400 square feet garage and it's actually as i understand the numbers, based on the planning department's files, the house next door at 355 is even less than that. so we ask that dr be taken to save the mid-block open space. this residence would be scene not only from 27th street, but from duncan across the way. and it would comply with the city's residential guidelines to provide a very adequate home for the project sponsor without changing the character of this potential historic

foots" clemmons. he really worked himself up in the ranks of dr pepper, and he really treasured and valued the free enterpriseedited free enterprise for allowing him to work his way up in the company to become president and ceo of dr. pepper. it was really his vision for the museum to teach children about free enterprise and the opportunities that are presented to them in this country and how they can use that to immediately start their own business with their small idea. of the freestory enterprise system in america by using some of our educational programs, whether it be a simple tour, showing the history of dr. pepper and how it grew. called have a program create a soft drink. kids work in small groups, and they actually make some test drinks. we have some flavors for them to choose from, 16 flavors, and they get to mix and be their own beverage chemists. they have to market their drink. they pick the best one out of all the ones they make, and they make a marketing campaign. they have to come up with a slogan, a logo, come up with a commercial, and we actually filmed their commercials. commercials. it is

foot powered scooters are responsible for most toy related injuries. >> when they were introduced there was a rapid increase in injuries, i would say i have never seen anything like it in my career. >> dr. smith says to prevent injuries on scooters or anything with wheels -- >> wear a helmet, wear a helmet, wear a helmet. >> and choking for young children, rubber balls, but if it fits into a tube like this one, it's a choking hazard. before you buy any toy this season, check the package for age recommendations. >> and another thing to think about when buying toys is button batteries, doctors see a spike in the number of problems in kids swallowing button batteries and they can erode through tissue and muscles and cause major injuries. make sure the button battery is secure and cannot be removed. >> thanks ali. >>> the competition with cell phone companies is heating up even more. so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa

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dr. kent brantly, the first person to be infected with the virus. >>> snow is still falling in upstate new york as the nor'easter lingers. it dumped more than a footof snow in some areas while others saw a foot of flooding. >>> and calling himself the big elf. they delivered toys for tots. >>> any candidate for president must have motive, passion, and spontaneity. hillary clinton must ask herself if she possesses the three factors before she makes a second attempt at the white house. ted kennedy was asked while he wanted to be president in 1979, and his answer raised big questions that his motivations. >> why do you want to be president? >> well, i'm the going to make the announcement and to run, the reasons that i would run is because i have a great belief in this country that it is, there are more natural resources than any nation of the world, the greatest educated population in the world, the greatest technology of any country in the world, the greatest capacity for innovation in the world, the greatest political system in the world. and the energies and the resourcefulness of this nation i think should be focused on these problems in a way th

foot steps and become a medical doctor. with that in mind he started as an apprentice to surgeon dr. thomas justice in a building he would have known well as a young man here. i want to turn to what is one of the most important documents when we want to look at patrick. it's these. the ledger entry records events reare lating to what with i think are the key formative experience in patrick's early life. these are from the apothecary hall in dublin. in 1845 patrick applied to the city exams he needed to begin medical studies. he was rejected but told to try again the following year. he did try. in early 1846 he sat the exam. though doubt expecting to set out on a path that would lead to security and comfort in the years ahead. but he failed. that failure altered the course of his life. if the 17-year-old patrick clay burn had entered the apothecary's hall in 1846 it is unlikely his life would have led him to franklin and that we would be discussing him. these moments are fascinating. as it was, the young man was mortified by the failure and was unwilling to return home to cork. he was

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dr. keith ablow is on that after this. >> new california regulations could have a significant impact on its production next year. and new robot but there is on the market. the 5 footrve drinks, watch your dog, clean up after him, lauren simonetti is here. how much -- >> i am not sure luna can clean up after your dog. rich: have to program it? >> our new best friend, your personal assistants, watch your dog, attends to you. the company behind this is robot dynamics, they have linda selling for $3,000, up $1,500, we we get $1,000. the price tag, most people will be it for having a robotic personal assistant. rich: you like dogs. if you have a dog and you like that dog would you let this contraption what it? >> the park. >> and the robot, or guide it. >> linda is bigger than me. i am kind of scared of little. rich: it is the christmas season so we have abided topic for dr. keith ablow, the gulf on the shelf. you set this elf on your home and it watches your kids to see if they have been naughty or nice and reports back to stand the each night. the parents moving the elf are around when the kids are in the us we. the old leads kids to become accustomed to nsa like sur

housing market is on better footing is robert shiller , the professor at yale university and cofounder of the case shiller home price index and mike holland is staying with us. drlan greenspan who says inflation does not seem to be a problem in the short term. he says the markets are going to be disrupted by the fed pulling back on their balance sheet. and the economy is still sluggish. that does not sound what a great prescription for a continued housing recovery. >> yeah, he mentioned quantitative easing which is already over. and the possibility of higher interest rates and i agree that that is a concern. the boom has been hindered by interest rates since 2012. we have seen record low interest rates but not at the moment. i think that stimulates people's excitement about buying a house. they think that interest rates of only one way to go which is up so they are rushing into b uy. that something that may end soon. i am not forecasting it but i think there is a possibility of a correction in home prices. >> you are not forecasting? >> it's very risky, any investment is risky and the risk that is on my mind -- it's early -- that the slowdown in the rate of ree