right here, we have a dual-flush toilet. this toilet uses 1.6 gallons on the full flush and 0.9 on the half less. >> what happened? >> it automatically opens. this is a fancy toilet. we can get to that later. >> this is the half loss, which is how many? >> 0.9. so it is very good toilet, water-saving. and then the other kind of toilet that saves water is and 1.28 gallons a flush. >> i know when people first started selling and installing the 1.6, there were problems with it was not clear in the bowl and all of that. have those generally been resolved? >> yes, they have come out with a lot of new technologies, and the flushing systems are a lot more powerful. this toilet in particular has the new double cyclone feature, which shoots out of the rim and the bowl. let's look at it. shoots out here and here, so it cleans the ball really well as it flushes. >> there are lots and lots of brands. this is just one brand. these are manufactured in japan? >> these are manufactured all over the world. they have two factories in georgia

-- flushed the evidence down but had answered the door? and said, yes? would the policeman have been able to do anything just because they had smelled marijuana? >> they could have sought consensual encounter. >> yeah, heck no you can't come in. do you have a warrant? >> then the officers would not have been able. >> so basically the police are taking advantage of the stupidity of the criminals; is that right? >> i don't think i would phrase it -- >> that's terrible. [laughter] >> there's not a requirement to inform an occupant of the right to denial. however, the officers could not have forced their way into the home. >> what if the officers had knocked, said we're going to kick the door in if you don't open it? >> i believe that's still fine under lawfulness test unless the occupant submits to the show of authority and comes to the door and allows entry. >> after they've heard the movement inside or flushing or whatever, you can't take it in because you've smelled marijuana. can you do it because you knock on the door, because you smell

the shape of the domes, flush transition between the bolt bottom of the ramp and gutter. >> we have a beveled transition on the change in level, tape on the surfaces, temporary asphalt to fill in level changes, flush transition to temporary wood platform and ramp down into the street under the scaffoldinging. detectable ramps. they are all detectable. nothing down below or protruding that people are going to get snagged up on. smooth clean that nobody is going get caught up on. >> our no. 1 issue is what we see here, the uplifting and shreufting to concrete due too street tree roots. here is another problem we have with street trees. if i have i was a person blind, this would be an uncomfortable way to find out. >> we don't want to create hazards. >> sometimes vendors put sidewalk cafes where people push the chairs too far out. >> sometimes it can be impassable. so much foot traffic that there is no room for a wheelchair or walker to go by. >> san francisco is a lively street life, it can be an issue with people with visual disabilities as well. they have these diverting barriers on o

can they call this flushing the toilet? flushing the toilet. dumped atlanta. >> there you go. >> number 1, jim investor death, fourth place handing the state their first loss in the nation, leading scorer torched the aztecs for 43 points, his third 40-point game this month. >>> and with that loss ohio state, now, is the only team undefeated in college basketball. we have a booker goin' on over here because of course roberta went to -- >> an intrepid young reporter asking aaron rodgers how he felt by not being drafted to the 49ers, going to super bowl. he said "not as bad as they are gonna feel about not drafting me." >> he ,,,, come into kmart for our big price drop days. you'll find our lowest prices of the season on thousands of items all under $10... ...with tops, jeans, and more starting at $2.99. plus take an extra 30% off winter clearance apparel. now that's kmart smart.

with the promenade, would have some of the raised sections made flush to achieve width. there would be a number of other improvements done to maintain the circulation corridor. in addition to the description of the zones, criteria include guy ands in several other categories. promenade furnishings are standard side furnishes. they are standard to the embarcadero used throughout. they are benches, litter containers and signs and would state where they would be placed. for tenant furnishes to allow tenants to have individual i'd if i -- identification would be there. ferry building cafe criteria. this applies to the 30-foot width zone on the city side of the ferry building. the two cafes have their zones and the market uses take place. it provides direction for how overhell railings and conversation may be used. also for covered outdoor dining areas adjacent to bulk head buildings partially encloseded so that cafe diners can extend the season and time of day of use of those while being outside of the primary dining structures. there were five sites designated within that a

can they call this flushing the toilet? flushing the toilet.ukee dumped atlanta. >> there you go. >> number 1, jim investor death, fourth place handing the state their first loss in the nation, leading scorer torched the aztecs for 43 points, his third 40-point game this month. >>> and with that loss ohio state, now, is the only team undefeated in college basketball. we have a booker goin' on over here because of course roberta went to -- >> an intrepid young reporter asking aaron rodgers how he felt by not being drafted to the 49ers, going to super bowl. he said "not as bad as they are gonna feel about not drafting me." >> he was right, right? >> he was dam right. >> really pro fit inning five years ago. >> we'll be right back. >> excellent knowledge. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, is next with vince vaughn. the news is always on c-b-s 5 dot com. >>> who is on

remove everything from your body, wash your hands, flush your body with water. your safety is no. 1. direct contact with treating victims can expose you to contaminants. these people coming out of the bart might have been exposed to something, do you want to go and start touching them? do you want to let them leave? you are trying to contain them because where are they going to go? probably go to the hospital and then spread it. so call 911, warn others, direct them to wait for responders. hey, stop. help is forthcoming. if you are calling 911, just basic information you should know. is it a fire, is this a crime scene. evacuation is not always the best way. sometimes you want to stay inside your house. chemicals dropped over, this vapor cloud is coming, coming towards -- hit the golden gate bridge, one direction, now coming toward the marina. pick up your radio, tell the marina residents shelter in place. don't go to your staging area out in the marina green. shelter in place. that may be one of your options. choose a room with no windows, as few as possible. p

people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come back. that's quite a sight. >> yeah, that sounds interesting. >> i really appreciate you coming by and it was a [gavel] president chiu: good afternoon, and welcome to the board of supervisors meeting for tuesday, january 11, 2011, and i want to welcome all of the new members. madam clerk, could you read the roll? clerk: [readionng roll]

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commissioner garcia: i think this board does a good job, may be too good of a job, of flushing up the issue. i think enough questions are asked that we are better off, but i think the only thing left is for us to vote on it. commissioner hwang: i feel that the seven-minute opening is rather a long. it is a regurgitation. i would suggest that people did not regurgitate their written material in their oral presentations, and that could signal mcginley reduce the time. i think having a rebuttal would be a good idea. >> one thing to remember is that briefing is not mandatory, so the party 7 option to not submit any briefing and choose to make their arguments solely to the board. through oral presentation. something that supposed to be done. >> we have the opening brief or if they decide to hear someone reading their opening papers. i am just kidding. i would be inclined to extend the time for rebuttal. this is pretty short, especially on complicated cases. >> we to extend this by asking questions. >> you can't always do that. if you can extend by simply saying that you -- >> ok. >> do you

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people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come back. that's quite a sight. >> yeah, that sounds interesting. >> i really appreciate you coming by and it was a

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there is also the economy, and we do have about 10% vacancies in office, using less water when they flush the toilet or wash their hands, and that is that we just have less water uses. -- usage. we also look at how quickly hotel and restaurant sales are recovering. we're looking to see if there is any upsurge or uptick in economic activity there, because bakeries and breweries use more water, and offices use some come in residences use some. -- use some, and residences use some. i know commissioner torres is monitoring the situation, as well. this shows the actual rates we have adopted, the rate changes we have adopted, and the yellow is showing that we stay and are able to stay -- we are able to do that on the retail side up until 2013, 2014, just as planned. now, once we get to 2014, 2015, because we have lower deliveries to retail customers, if that trend continues, we have to ask for a 12% rate increase for fiscal year 2014-2015. that 2% additional need is because we're using less water, not because costs went up more than planned. and there are the three key factors. those include ho

because people think -- first of all i can here people with their good consciouses saying i will flushs, i will shower less. >> those are important. i don't want to minimize it. you should not drink. less. in fact what we drink -- there is probably good water in this cup but what we drink is only a drop in the bucket. >> no pun intended. >> sorry about that. >> what makes a big difference, is showers, toilet use, washing machines and we have gotten a lot better at that and we need to stay on that track but the big place we use water is in ag agriculture. >> talk about that, it makes sense if you are going to grow them you are going to have to water them. >> you got to water them and some of water intensive foods are like beef. >> take us to the beef. >> i will love beef, i will admit that even though. >> i don't eat it. >> okay. so i will put on sackcloth and ashes but beef takes 630 gallons of water for an 8 ounce piece. >> that is in comprehensible, why? >> cows are not very efficient machines. they are great. they produce food that a lot of us -- some of us love, but just think. the

consistently every afternoon you get 25 knots of breeze coming from the golden gate and flushing downl be absolutely extreme sailing. exhilarating for the sailors and for the fans who are watching. it's a far cry from the boat i've learned to sail on at uc- berkeley yacht club. they did not have 72-foot catamarans. they did have 14's. [laughter] i did not know how many sailors are in the room. it is pretty much a rectangular tupperware container where you might store your leftovers with a small sail. i took it out under the golden gate bridge once. i will never do that again. let me close by thanking mayor newsom and the 11 members of the board of supervisors that voted unanimously to support this event in san francisco. the mayor has been steadfast. i would like to thank the mayor for his work in making sure that this event was held in this city. [applause] he worked diligently, creatively, tirelessly in making sure that we felt welcomed, that we had a place on the waterfront where we could do the engineering and building the sailing village in time for the event in 2013. and then he

. >> reporter: with plans to open an office in india and flush with $16 million in recent donations,ipedia has come of age. elizabeth palmer, cbs news. >> up next on tonight's cbs evening news, how the civil rights movement used images toerally a nation. >> and finally tonight, although we don't mark the holiday until monday, today is the actual birthday of dr. martin luther king jr. had he lived he would be 82 years old. along with other civil rights leaders, king used the growing power of the media to awaken americans to long-overlooked injustice. mark strassman shows us how they did it. >> reporter: as a story, the civil rights movement had it all-- good versus evil, drama, social upheaval. but at first, america's major media ignored it, especially in the south. >> it was our responsibility to find a way to dramatize the issue. >> reporter: congressman john lewis says that the movement's leaders realized to bring change, they needed to reach white americans. how did you do that? >> as a movement, we literally put our bodies on the line. >> influence on the civil rights coverage. .

. >> with all the muddy water and debris flushed into the ocean, there are fears for the great barrier reef, queensland's main tourism attraction. sediments pose a threat to the coral. bbc news, sydney. >> shares in british airways and iberia, now merged into a single company, fell. consolidated airline's stock dropped just over 1%. the firm is bigger than air france but smaller than lufthansa. prince william and kate middleton, as most of the world knows by now, go to the altar soon. many admire the world couple end will splash out on royal and knickknacks. will they notice that hidden on the souvenir are the words "made in china"? our correspondent reports. >> bucking an opportunity is something chinese entrepreneurs are famously good at. the average salary at the ceramics factory is 10 pounds a day. they have been hard at work, though some are not sure whose image they are fixing to the plates. >> i heard was for the wedding of a prince and princess. i am not sure which country they are from. she is beautiful. he is handsome. >> within days of the engagement, deals were being struck

. >> with all the muddy water and debris flushed into the ocean, there are fears for the great barrier reef. this is the main tourist attraction. sediment and pesticides pose a threat to the court -- pose a threat to the coral reef. >> still to come here on this program, -- >> i am in kenya where a vaccine is introduced against the world's biggest killer of young children, pneumonia. join me in nairobi. >> battalion bishops are meeting to discuss the latest allegations surrounding silvio berlusconi. he is under pressure to resign after get more accusations about his private life, including paying for sex with an underage girl. duncan kennedy reports. >> after the battering of last week silvio berlusconi is struggling to regain his credibility and his political supremacy. a series of sordid allegations about his sex life emerged after prosecutors revealed they were investigating him over underage prostitutes. they claim he abused his power of office by forcing police to release one of them from custody. that woman was the other face of this scandal now universally known by her facebook

this time 2 hands flus flush. later in the half. stanford up 4.he more conventional route. power move inside. using the glass 15 points 11 board. stanford a winner 45-41. cardinal 2 and o in pac-10 play. cal at arizona tonight. trek to tucson. cal down 10 early but he brings the bears back. 14 points. up by 1 at the half. second half now derek williams. spectacular shot. had 31. minute to two arizona up 3. kyle fog from out of the fog. hit the tripl triple. arizona up 70-64 with second half half cal down 2. guiteirez to beat the buzzer. despspation too strong off the glass. 73-71 arizona. owens in the pac-10. more hoops. payton checking out st. mary's versus mary mount opener for the team. first half jones driving. base lane with authority. up 16. more from jones. acrobatic shot here. he had 20. up 56-42. more of the same steven holt. stealing transition saint mary wins 9 98-75. 7 straight. to the hockey few days ago ryan called out the shark teammate not playing hard enough. how d they respond against buffalo. taking out frustration on the favor

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. >> reporter: the chinese leader honored by president obama in a room flush with star power from former presidents to celebrities like barbra streisand and jackie chan. >> i take a photo. >> reporter: but the state visit was also a delicate dance between two nations who don't always agree. earlier in the day, president obama pushed president hu on human rights. >> we have some core views as americans about the universality of certain rights. >> reporter: the chinese leader was candid. >> reporter: the need to be down in china on human rights. >> reporter: both pressed for a level playing field as they met with the heads of some of the country's biggest businesses, president obama balancing his challenge for china to increase the value of its currency with the announcement of a $45 billion trade deal. >> as china's per capita income rises, that offers an opportunity for increased trade and commercial ties that benefit both countries. >> reporter: countries linked in the spectacle of a state visit tied by the bonds they are trying to build. kristin dahlgren, nbc news, washington. >>> hous

first of all, the company is flush with cash. and the stock is very inexpensive as 10 times earnings. i think the company can gain market share, which will give the company pricing power in 2011. >> tom: added that up to a possible dividend yield, and that's one of your dogs of the dow. verizon you also like in the telecom space. it is clearly a high-yielder. over 5%. >> i like it at current left, 5.3% dividend yield. it is second only to at&t in the dow jones. one thing horizon could have is the iphone. if the iphone comes to horizon, it could move over to $40 a share. >> tom: any disclosures for intel or versus? >> no. i don't own either one. >> tom: you're article is at thestreet.com. the word on the street is with david pelletier with thestreet.com. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll get a check on the services sector with the i.s.m. december non-manufacturing survey. and washington says hello to a new batch of lawmakers, as the 112th congress is sworn in. also tomorrow, "street critique" guest hilary kr

sounds ten years ago there was a big hole here some of the ground had been flushed away when they were building a sewage pipe a few other young man and i went down to a depth of twelve metres we saw there was a sunken underground been sucking in water and soil to be awarded later but it was blocked with concrete. is a professional digger he makes maps and charts of the capital's underground service lines archaeologists and rescue workers turned to him for help. on the embankment a still under construction political prisoners built up bunker and the secret tunnel linking the house to the kremlin. to one theory they died there. travel down to the mosque at a depth of seventeen or eighteen meters. but we saw several human skulls with holes at the back a large holes in the forehead. clearly people had been shot and killed their bodies . suddenly highlevel found two underground passages one dates back to the sixteenth century as for the other he believes it was made when the building was under construction he couldn't examine the second passage because it was filled with concrete to prevent

more than 5,000 passengers and crew were left without power and flushing toilets and warm food. >>> an investigation sunday after an oakland unified school police officer shot and killed a man in the oakland hills. it happened at about 9:15 last night near joaquin miller park. two school police officers pulled up behind a honda and pushed a man and woman sitting inside. police say the man pulled out a screwdriver and attacked one of the officers. >> one of the occupants stabbed one of our police officers with the tool. fortunately the officer was not injured because he was wearing a protective vest. at this time there was a gun in the car and another officer shot the occupant of the car. >> the officers are on paid administrative leave which is standard procedure. the woman in the car was not hurt, but she was teaken to the hospital for -- was taken to the hospital for observation. the oakland police department and the district attorney's office are all investigating the incident. >> the on going violence is what lead an organized march today. residents encouraged others to get more in

it will hydrate your body and flush the toxins out. >> reporter: yep, another myth. drinking water and exercising is good for you. but it won't clear up your skin. >> well, first of all, it's good to have a good skin hygiene regimen. >> i would wash my face like three or four times a day, because i believe that like the more you wash your face, the cleaner your pores get and the cleaner everything gets. >> that is not true. that would actually be more of a myth. it's best to wash your face twice a day -- once in the morning and once at night. if you, for example, wash your face six times a day, you're basically continuing to remove the oils from your skin, so your skin is going to compensate by producing more oil, because you're drying your skin out every time you keep washing it, washing it, washing it. >> reporter: when you do wash, be gentle. use your hands, not a washcloth. and remember don't use regular soap. >> if you're a younger adolescent like between 9 and 12, cetaphil is a good mild cleanser. as you get a little older and you start to produce more oils, it