over 50 feet in width requires more modulation on the facade than this particular approved hardwood fascia is putting in front of us today. i'm asking again and repeating my question. the piecemealing and fragmentation of process, or art piece, the main feature of the building is approved before we have created conditional approval to approve the structure which holds this. for me it a confusing sequence of steps. i'm bewildered that there is quite a bit of uncertainty and unanswered questions. i'm not even talking about those from a number of people in the community which talk about historic preservation and process related to eir and ceqa. >> commissioner hillis. >> i'm supportive of the conditional use approval. i'm heartened to see there will be a process to see the transit oriented development and process to the elevator and escalator kind of going down and taking space on stockton, if that could be shifted and capture more of that space. development in that space would be great. i understand. i see your point. i can distinguish between these two projects. i'm comfortable moving forwa

he's got a plantar fascia issue with his left foot. his effectiveness today is going to be monitored closely. the good news for the saints, devery henderson who missed last week's game with the concussion that he suffered in the opening loss to the redskins is back and he stretches the field. j.b., as i throw it back to you, there's an air of desperation here in new orleans. the loser of this game is going to a dark place. james: wow. thanks for having the finger on the pulse there. folks, now on to washington where robert griffin iii makes his eagerly awaited home debut. solomon wilcots is there. how does a rookie quarterback plan to make it a successful outing against the bengals today? >> well, j.b., you know when you talk to robert griffin iii, you come away with a keen understanding that he is a wise soul. he doesn't seem like a rookie quarterback at all. he said that he plans to attack the bengals deep and has an aggressive tendency to creep up to the line of scrimmage. more specifically, he wants to use the running game and play

down first of course with the desired overhang of the shingles depending if there's gutters or extra fascia a factory made starter. it's not made out of a shingle. the perforated produce comes bundled up in two and you break them in half along this edge. the sealant strip goes down at the bottom as to seal to the back side of the first course of shingles. all the edges are straight and square which makes it kind of nice. you're not working with a hand-cut edge. >>miriam: as far as the layout with a roof like this, how do you go about laying it out? how do you go about putting them up and stuff. >>: first of all what we do is we determine the exposure of the shingle. this is a designer shingle. it has a larger than normal exposure. in his case, we'll snap our horizontal lines 8"s per course. from that, we'll jump over to a vertical line. and this has a 10" wide path so you split that in half into a 5" offset or a step pattern to gain a stair style starting point. from that point, we use a full shingle and we can just follow them up and it moves pretty quick after the starting process. >>miri

>> i think what she was trying to say is that there is no attempt to look at somebody prime a fasciand say, this is us, this is them we are not going to try to work with you. look, politics is not -- it's not a polite game, you know that. the republicans spent all of last week going after barack obama now it's the democrat's turn. he can't sit there as democrats prior to him have and take it and take it and take it and not defend himself from vicious attacks. megyn: why did she even put that line in her speech? she would have been fine if she hadn't done it. >> what she was focused on again is not necessarily the fact that he's not going to engaging in combat when somebody brings it to him. what she is saying is if there is room to work together and somebody wants in good faith to come and work with us we will try and work with them. >> they have tried, julie, they have tried repeatedly over the last three and a half years only to be brushed aside. >> how is that possible when you have mitch mcconnell saying he's going to make barack obama a one-term president. how is that trying to