commissioner fung: i would say probably a foot, foot and a half. commissioner hillis: i guess my only issue on that would be that the light well adjacent to the double doors -- i get the point that it starts to impede into this 2 foot 10 area. would you be able to set that back? would you be able to set that back? i do not know if we can do that. they need the space for egress. commissioner fung: we can ask the building department. i am not sure i agree with her interpretation, to see that as the required egress. >> i did hear that comment. the the 6 inches, when we are talking clear with -- 36 inches seems narrow. 36 inches, in this case, is usually ok. that is from what i remember. i would go between the post and the corner wall. it looks like it has got plenty of room, if that is what we are talking about. commissioner fung: if the door shifts, it probably improves that. >> we do not need the double leaf. i do see one other issue with regards to it. the door swings over the step. that would not be allowed. there some issues there that i could ta

i am looking good. >> 6 foot. >> 6 foot? a midget. >> that's great.is over. jay 5 foot 9. -- >> 5 foot 9. >> if i have learned anything today, women out there, if you are under 6 feet, i don't want to meet. ladies, what are we doing later? >> so alone. so very alone. >> nicely done, bill. i have to say, they were not that tall. >> i'm surprisingly tall. that's why you were confused. i am 6 foot 2. >> you know, it is funny. being 5 foot 10, you look at people and assume that -- they say tv makes you look shorter. >> i am the kareem abdul jabar of fox news. >> you are like -- >> 8 feet tall. >> you are 8 feet tall. do you ever date men who are shorter than you? >> no. >> never? >> never. >> but you are so cute in that video. you look like a wee little doll i can put in my pocket. >> i have been waiting for five years for you to put me in your pocket. >> that was so cute. >> i'm tiny. >> men love to be told they are wee or cute. >> so you are saying i am el ofish. >> i should be playing in a corner. >> why wouldn't you date a guy that was shorter than yo

2 foot 5 inches during good -- and 2 foot 5 inches. if you add up those numbers, you will see a discrepancy. it does not show the actual amount of steps needed to go down the stairs. these functionally reduce the impression needed for the actual scope and scale, and in my opinion this should not be heard until the owners can provide a plan that accurately reflect what they are proposing. on march 30 eyes of the letter outlining the impossibilities -- i sent a letter outlining the impossibility of the plan as represented. here is a copy of the letter i sent. i will provide it as soon as i am done, and it elaborates on several details i have noticed. the drawing shows the subject properties proposed real wall incorrectly. why height of the deck is not shown clearly at all. while the owners present their plan does not substantially different from what their neighbors have, the fight is it is tremendously out of scope for the neighborhood. if the planning department plans to preserve the rights of all property owners, they should allow mor

does this mean anyone with a foot can get into your trunk at any time? here's how they dealt with that issue. the keys have built-in sensors. the car knows when the keys are in range. you have to have the keys on your body or in your purse for this to work. we're seeing this with gaming, and now it's making a baby step into cars. i think we will be seeing more of this kind of thing in the near future. >>> taking a live look outside, we are seeing clouds on the coastline, but clear skies for the valleys. the inland valleys will be in the mid-40s to start the day. into the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, warmer temperature, especially away from the coastline. minimal coastal fog returning for wednesday evening, but sunny skies on tap later this week. not a huge fan of the fog tracker for tomorrow morning. it does pull fog into the north bay by 9:00, and fill it along the north bay coastline for the afternoon. but it's already foggy in half moon bay, and along the san mateo coastline, it's going to stay that way spilling into our bay shores briefly if for to

foot by foot. take these two swings in a park. how many square feet? >> like two? >> simple but important math because the company is paid by the square foot. that company is graffiti protective coatings or gpc. we pulled city records. more than 25,000 work orders to see exactly how your money is being spent. then, we grabbed the tape measure and checked gpc's math. so, how much did the company charge to water-blast these swings. 40 square feet. each swing is one square foot. this utility pole, records show workers painted 58 square feet. really? it's 12. and how about the scribble on this trash can? they charged 40 square feet to wash it off. >> it's obviously ridiculous. graffiti protection company has been in business with the city since last june. according to the five-year contract, they're budgeted to clean up about 1.5 million square feet a year. but nine months in, they've already surpassed that. didn't it upset you that they're overcharging the city and taxpayer dollars are being wasted? >> i disagree with you. >> reporter: the city's director of parks rec

it does not create foot traffic and foot traffic -- foot traffic is vital for commercials on. it should remain a neighborhood establishment. it is important for the vitality of the other neighborhoods serving retail businesses. please take into consideration this is a two block area so it is extremely small. as mentioned, there is not a dozen locations available. taking one away that is iconic and the anchor is detrimental. thank you. president fong: thank you. next speaker? >> i am a parent on bertran bourhill. i would be a target audience. the reality is the space as it is now bill, it is not safe space for kids. i would not necessarily want to have my children there, just from the confines of the space. the local park that is nearby, you would have to walk through a dangerous wooded area that is between the top of the hill and the project and the park. i do not find that to be a safe alternative. second, there is another business opening up, the church two blocks south. it is putting in an application for child care center in preschool. they have a much larger space, larger

and i believe 20-foot limit that we met. there are noise-dampening systems that can be placed on the buses to be sure that we comply with that. also, i just want to take a moment and introduce the concept that for most citizens again -- and i am one -- it's very difficult to not throw everyone into the same pool of, geez, we live in a noisy city. there are muni buses and trans buses and golden gate buses. they don't care whose buses or what agency they belong to, it's just noise to them. so some of our testing that we did found that muni buses, when they open the door to announce streets, were 10 times louder than our amplification systems. so i would invite muni to this summit. basically anybody that -- rental car companies should come. there's been suggestions to eliminate large buses in certain neighborhoods, and i just want to talk about how disastrous that could be to a city that focuses on tourism. if you put on average 40 to 50 persons on a bus and then suggest that we don't want large buses in our neighborhood, but r

according to the ada, that are required to have a 4 foot landing at no more than a quarter inch per foot out to the sidewalk. to maintain the path of trouble. we allowed a half-inch across a slope, 4.2%, within that path of trouble, leaving several inches over the last 4 feet by the curb. our main concern -- we have allowed in certain parts of the city, where you have either loading zones for a red zone fronting the property, where there is no real pedestrian access -- we have allowed that last for feet to slope sometimes up to 10%. but in this case. -- in this case, as was mentioned originally, because the cars here park diagonally, that 4 foot section adjacent to the trees and parking meters is used by pedestrians to access the sidewalk. for somebody to access the sidewalk with cross loads ranging from 11% to 14% -- the department felt that was unsafe, basically. that was taken into account that my initial meeting with mr. nathan, the architect, which is why we felt that the original split level side what design was the best approach, based on the fact that this building did take up, a

so, brush right there next to the foot alongside it. i got you. you're doing great.almost there. >> ahh-ahh-ah-ah. >> ah, you're good. you're good. >> okay. [ laughs ] >> all right! [ claps ] so, would you like to try the higher one? >> sure. let's try the higher one. as i head for the high wire, i get a harness to help me keep on course. this wire is only about five feet above the gym floor, but it looks a lot higher. >> so, same thing. you're gonna do your brush-toe slide. keep your fan up. that's it. now try a little more balancing with the fan so you don't maybe have to depend on your hand so much. good job. all right. you did it! bravo! >> the circus arts camp certainly brings kids to new heights. i'm nicole for "teen kids news." ahh, and i'm falling again! >> that wraps up our show, but we'll be back soon with more "teen kids news." >> thanks for joining us, and have a great week. 

off his foot, says the referee. and the thunder will call time-out. absolutely. off ebanks' foot.can look at the replay and they will see it was off ebanks. and now with 2.3 to shoot and still with a foul to give, though, now, at this time, with so little time remaining -- >> jeff: dangerous at this point. because everybody is going to try to ch ka it and go up. >> mike: you look at the lineup that the lakers have done this with. jordan hill, devin ebanks and steve blake played the entire fourth quarter and overtime. andrew bynum has not played since the third period. kobe bryant sat out early in the fourth and played the last eight minutes of the fourth. pau gasol played the entire fourth quarter and overtime. and lakers with a chance to pull off their biggest comeback of the season. a game they trailed by 18 late in the third, trailed by 17 in the fourth. trailed by 11 with under four minutes remaining in the game. >> jeff: kevin durant earlier this year against dallas made, in a similar situation, made a long range three. if you are a big for l.a., you've got to make sure, if d

>> that is a huge 20-foot great white shark. >> that's jaws. >> what? >> a fisherman in mexico talking to this newspaper in sonora. he told this newspaper that is the biggest, largest shark they have seen ever. >> that's sad, though. i hate seeing that stuff. that's such a big beautiful animal to get caught up in a fisherm fisherman's net. >> they didn't go out to catch this shark. >> you're right. he did say they're not out fishing for sharks. what he did say, earlier, he lost one of his nets and when they went out, they threw other nets out trying to retrieve this one. what they didn't expect, it would come back with a 20-foot, 2,000 pound or above great white shark. they were in a 22-foot. >> the shark is the same size of the boat. >> he says when they saw this, they were in shock. they didn't know what to do. but it was dead. they decided to just bring it to the beach, bring it on to the beach. and when they cut into him, they realized that he had two sea lions in his belly. >> whoa. >> dude was hungry. >> they gave the shark meat away for free to t

in my neighborhood, when i bought my house, it was a 2000 square foot house. everyone has said we need open space. next door, to the east side, the planning commission granted a variance so that this building was extended. it comes right up against the house. right across the street, they were given permission to go upper. i am fumbling for papers. my view directly across the street has been blocked. basically, the value of my house is my garden. i would like to be able to keep my windows open so i can look out into the garden. i have privacy so people will not look directly into my bedroom from a roof deck. i do not see why they need two doors going out to the roof. if it is oriented so the deck is to the west, one door should suffice. i do not think you need them much access for roof maintenance. nobody else has it. >> thank you. other public comment? seeing none, we will start with a bottle. -- -- rebuttal. appelant, you have three minutes. >> ok if we split it? president garcia: anything you want to do. >> i am the south-facing neighbor. i understand the c

we call them priority one. >> this is where the urgent come. >> within 24 hours. >> foot and mouth is the biggest u.s. government concern, but other animal diseases are being discovered that could be equally devastating. just last year, a new virus was identified in german livestock. it could spread into other european countries. a new vaccine against foot and mouth disease is within reach, but the threats from emerging diseases is growing, and another larger secure facility with even more technology will eventually have to replace the center. bbc news. >> you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, one decade after the war ended, the people are eager to rebuild their lives and get justice. a norwegian mass killer told his trial in oslo that the psychiatric report declaring him insane was full of lies. richard reports for the bbc. >> he came to court, aiming to discrediting the psychiatrists who said he was in sane by accusing them of lying. but the courts also heard him make statements which may have strengthened the psychologist -- psychiatrist's opinion. he said 98% t

a new vaccine against foot and mouth disease has been reached. but the threat from emerging diseases is growing. another, larger secure facility, with more advanced technology, will eventually have to replace this center. bbc news. >> you are watching "bbc world news." tonight's top program, the scars in sierra leone, after a decade, people gave their lives to get justice. the norwegian mass killer has told a crowd in oslo that the psychiatric report declaring him insane is full of lies. >> he is aiming to discredit the psychiatrist to declare him insane by accusing them of lying. but, the courts also heard him make statements that may have strengthened of the psychiatrist's conclusion. talking about people who he said should be killed in norway, he said 98% or 98% of the population are innocent civilians, but the small elite are legitimate targets. he went on to say that after the second world war, 15 leading bouncy sympathizers and others were sent to psychiatric hospitals for ideological reasons. that this was the dirty secret of norway. exper

the prong is about 150 square foot retail center. it has tenants ranging from bed bath and beyond. nordstrom's rack, trader joes, peer one imports and a wells fargo a.t.m. as well as publico urban tacoria. they are formal retail tenants who have been there over 10 years. it has produced many dollars in sales revenues and employs over 400 people. it has been existing as i said over 10 years, well before the formula retail legislation and well before the eastern districts. what this legislation is really intended to do is just ratify what currently exists. there is no proposed change in use. there is no proposed alteration to any aspect of the center. it's just to keep what currently exists at the site. there has been some concern that this is really designed to bring in a big box retail tenant. that's not the intention in conversations with supervisor kim's office, the project has agreed to cap the limitation that a tenant up to 75,000 square feet, which is the current size of bed bath and beyond would not require a conditional use permit, but should a tenant exceed 75,000 square fe

it's probably it's either a 5,000 square foot limit or a 15,000 square foot limit. if you said trader joe's. >> i think did he say between trader joe's and pier one? >> i think so. >> those are the kinds of -- put a circle around pete's coffee. >> just not being intimate with the space, i don't want to propose something that was later ludicrous because i didn't understand the layout of the place. but what i do want to get at is i do believe we should approve the legal use of the space as it is today. >> absolutely. >> even if we did something ludicrous, all we have done, the ludicrous part is they're subject to a c.u. haven't dispelled them to be able to do it. so i don't think it would be too much to be concerned about. >> plus we're just making a recommendation. a change in the legislation if someonives that -- identifies at it. >> can a take a fifth crack at it, round five? >> commissioner, so i can't move. >> how should i position it at this point? >> i think you got it. >> i think you got it. >> approving as is with no expansion greater 75 or consolidation grea

a 50 foot births and above would be $325 a foot. it goes in the direction of trying to make those distinguishing factors. i want to ask the city attorney without yet having a licence policy that this is going to be forthcoming, is there anything that prohibits us from passing these rules today? >> the drafting of the license would follow the adoption of these rules and procedures and that would be an administrative thing for staff to do and to draft it in conjunction with these rules. >> i have heard the check cashing is used, looking into why 3060, 90 days, people experience their checks not being cashed that i don't expect there is a problem as much as an answer to it and we ought to figure out what it is and why. i agree that any year, with like to bring back these rules after meeting with the harbor association and find out if there is tweaking necessary. i don't think anyone has the intention to make life as impossible as you think we're making it for you. i am curious about how many boat shows we have had and how many people h

in a foot of hot bath water.ngeles county coroner also says heart disease and cocaine were cootributing factorr. ii's belleved hhuston ingested drowning. innestigators say they found a spoon with a white crystal like substance in it and a rolled up piece of white paper. remnants of a white powddry substance were pound on the bathroom counter. houston died in her beverly hills otel room n the day before he grammyyawards. 3 a rise in lyme diseaseethe reason behind tte possible sppke and what you can do to avoid being affected. 3 --adblib weathhr tz-- scientists fear there could be a rise in lyye ddseaae cases this year -- hanks to an &poverabundance of acorns! they say in 2010... ak trees accrns... causing a boom in the numbee of white-footed mice... known to carry the pxperts fear that could lead to more human cases of the disease. 5405 we'rr in a stuatioo rightt now that we have a lot of hungry ticks lookinggffr the blood meal, the blood meal that they'll nned this year and that's where thh concern comes uh on th

if you are familiar with this alley, there is not foot traffic. there is not a delusion of people walking on that block. we believe it will ultimately benefit the economic strategy of central market for the very reason that when you have more people focusing and flowing through a street, you will have more benefit -- more businesses seeking to benefit from the foot traffic. there has been an indication that somehow, a medicinal cannabis dispensary attracts criminal elements or a stigmatizing presence. we feel that is misinformed and not in keeping with the information we have. in one of the responsibilities of the dispensary is to ensure a constant and continual security presence, including lighting, visibility, could -- security cameras, and a constant presence during business hours, rather than attracting -- may i continue? >> and you have 26 seconds. >> let's go forward. the base of the recommendation that she made was that there are exceptional and extraordinary circumstances suggesting why this panel should preclude us from having this dispen

it had a foot of that heavy wet snow already. and right along the blue ridge is pink line here, that's the blue ridge. up there above 2,000 feet, this they are getting accumulating snow now from just west of leesburg all the way down to western charlottesville. and north of frederick, too, they have been getting a little bit of snow along catoctin mountain. this is the heaviest snow. many areas around deep creek lake and out in garrett county, they have already had about six inches. as well as down towards elkins, west virginia. they are under a winter storm warning for up to a foot of snow out there. this is the way it looks. deep creek lake state park, garrett county, this was taken a couple of hours ago. they already have more than that. just reported they have six inches of snow on the gound there. here is another picture. this is from the ski resort in garrett county. they don't -- those are the snow making machines there. they don't need them. that looks like the middle of winter out there. they have six inches of the wet s

a foot and a half in april? that's what they are getting ready for outside of pittsburgh tonight and where david kerley continues our coverage. david? >> reporter: good evening, david, from mt. lebanon, pennsylvania, where a week ago, it was 82 degrees. they could get six inches of snow tonight. a strange contrast, which we saw inside a local hardware store, where they have dragged out the attic the snow shovels and all the leftover salt from the winter that wasn't, actually. and they are trying to sell it. they've put it right next to the potting soil. when's the last time you had snow shovels and potting soil in the same display? >> never. i don't think we've ever had it out this late. >> reporter: it has been six weeks since they've had measurable snow here in pennsylvania. as i mentioned, they could get six inches tonight. david? >> at least they're selling the leftover shovels tonight. david, thank you so much. i want to bring in meteorologist ginger zee, who has been tracking this since "good morning ameri

a little two-foot by one-foot ledge perched more than 5,000 feet above the ground.or hans, there's only one way down. >> when i jumped off, i gain speed and go vertical the first few seconds, then flattened out. >> so far, his flight is going as planned. >> after 10, 12 seconds of free fall, i said, okay, this is nice. i have a nice path i made. the rest curves. a slight one to lose some height and also gain speed. i made a sharp right turn, going pretty close there and then making a left turn into the neighboring valley. i was like, this was marvelous. and my hair was like, whooo. oh, on my neck and it was awesome. >> now, streaking along the mountainside at about 110 miles an hour caught on a helmet camera, a great jump turns disastrous in an instant. he's getting too close to the mountain. he deploys his parachute. >> and when i open my parachute, i'm very aware that i have 30 meters to the wall to the right. >> if he crashes into the mountain, he knows it could mean death. so he fights with everything he has to turn his parachute away from that menacing wall. >>

there is a 40 foot whale last located, there we go. there is last located yesterday. and we'll zoom in and show you. today, crews who have been out looking all day from pacific marine mammal center trying to track down his whereabouts to free it from a 100 foot line. there is the latest on the story. >> an afternoon trip off dana point. there is a boat sport fishing eastbound encounters a lot of dolphins but this 40 foot great whale has rescuers trying to free it from lines has yet to be seen again. >> fog moved in really thick, it's making it hard. >> hopefully just circling around here. >> a team with a nonprofit received reports yesterday of a whale in trouble. the mouth and fins entanseled with fishing line. >> this was a challenge. >> rescuers were bumped but the team managed to attach three buoys and cut away 100 feet of fishing line before having to suspends the operation for the night. >> officials believe it was once connected to a lab or lobster pot its coming from south of the border. we don't do that in california. >> it's the third rescue attempt in less

i am betty foote. i am a 30 year resident of north point street. both as a resident and business woman. i crossed to districts of supervisor chu and vfarrel, cloe to van ness. i have a lot of experience with the quackers, the go carts, and the byscyles. -- bicycles. north point is there from the embarcadero and -- i ask for support and respect for this residential area. i worked with the organization's there for the aquatic park neighbors, and the friends of conrad square. i have a professional hat to square -- to where saying that we want professional consideration and one for you to be respectful. but the real question is not the kind of amplification test. we want for you to come to the third floor of my unit, and just sit in the living room and listen. listen to the repetitive quacking, the fact that galilleo hosted o.j. simpson's career start. i would like to suggest -- a long time ago, there were shuttles on jitney street. if we could park the tour buses in kirkland or one of the large lots, our people, they can get off anywhere for a reasona

my boat is a 43-foot sailboat that i have known for 50 years. rec and park has been put in place to be the trustee of the harbor. it does not own in the harbor. the people that lease a berth on the clients are customers of rec and park. it is the money that they paid the goes to pay the loan, maintenance, and wages and the employees. the public plays nothing for this so-called public access. this was the -- this is why do not understand what the trustee can treat the tenants in such an inconsiderate way. few options in the new rules and the deficiencies of the new harbor, few people would choose to be in this harbor. also considering the high cost per ft. that is coming. why do you think it is wise to put into place these rules and regulations before the harbor is completed before you know the problems are and what will be needed? for example, i noted in number 7, calendar day, opportunity to write in fraction of rules. does not state when the calendas have an exception berth of reassignment exception notice which specifies the notice by certifi

so you come up against the wall, you put your foot around and you do that. and then we unloaded our packs piece by piece and then handed each piece across so that then we could set our camp on the ledge and in the morning, we continued down the face lowering our packs until you get down to the next level. and the next level falls out from itself. the ground constantly opening up. you can feel the wind and the water opening the earth as if there was no bottom to this, constantly finding the next route it take you from ledge to ledge to ledge, down through cracks and narrows, chimneys leading down step by step. until you get to this arch. it's a small arch, it's only about this tall. the photograph is a little -- well, size, scale dimension, they all kind of leave out there. right inside of this arch way there is a bunch of broken pottery so you know this was a used route a thousand years ago. and the arch leads down into a canyon that opens up and you go up a side canyon into this little alcove where a piece of the ceiling has fallen just slightly. and i foun

the rail that go you see beyond that is a 14 foot drop that served the basement.of these railings were put in, in the 1830s. the lamps were put there in the 1850s by pierce. all of what you see stunned, that whole top of the portico which you usually find is wood. but it is not, it is all stone. it was used for nothing in lincoln's time. it was a barn. the only non picture of the east room is this one. this came from a flea market in maryland. but, you had to piece it together. the ceiling was painted and the chandeliers came in from jackson and were made into gas by polk. it was changed quickly by johnson because it was so worn out. this is where it was put in by general grant and all the parts vanished nobody knows where those light fixtures and thins s were. when lincoln died they used the plateau in france and it is rarely ever been assembled the whole way since lincoln's time. it is 13.5 feet long. they had candles on it. the dining room in lincoln's time went the long direction. this plateau was decorated with wax flowers and a part of it is still in use tod

tiny said, you got his foot? and henry said, yeah. he said, two feet? he had both feet cleared and then he set the helicopter back down. it was like incredible! >> but steve is not out of danger yet. he's breathing but still unconscious when tiny and the other workers lift him onto the bank. >> get some blankets. >> and at that point, he lifted his hand up, and we knew he was alive. so that was a great relief. >> tiny sees steve's arm is badly injured, so he takes his shirt off and packs the arm in ice. >> you're all right. >> i think -- it's that kind of training that comes with the battlefield experience. you have certain knowledge of what has to be done in an emergency and you just do it. >> but now tiny can hand it off to the paramedics who arrive by air. >> let's get you on a backboard, okay? >> steve is brought to the nearest hospital with only a broken arm to show for the accident. victoria thinks he has tiny to thank for that. >> he didn't seem to think for a moment that he couldn't do that. it was just, okay, his foot is trapped, i'm going to h

scholl's foot mapping center. in two minutes, i got my foot map and custom number. i'm a 440.hed up to the dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support and cushioning i need. i am a believer. i'm a believer! i'm a believer. find your closest foot mapping center at drscholls.com. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? [ chuckles ] yes. yes, it does. ♪ call 1-800-steemer trouble with a car insurance claim. [ dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, now it's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can trust 'em. unlike randy. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! >>> now, a very human moment in the life of princess diana and her sons. as we learn the story behind a long forgotten photograph. abc's nick watt is in london. >> reporter: the brits invented the "antiques roadshow." it's been on the bbc 30 years. every so often they do unearth

beyond that is a 14-foot drop into an area way that served the basement. i think i mentioned it earlier. all of these railings and things were put in in the 1830s. the lamps on the front of the house were put there in the 1850s by franklin pierce when he did a major remodeling of the house. all of what you see is stone. that whole top of the portico. what you usually find is wood. but it's not. it's all stone. and the attic was used for nothing in lincoln's time. i mean, it was a barn of a house. the only known picture of the east room as lincoln knew it is this one. this came from a flea market in ellicott city, maryland. but you had to piece it together. the ceiling was painted in franklin pierce's time. the chandeliers came in under andrew jackson and were made into gas by polk in 1847. and the furniture is all from various times. the mantelpiece is from franklin pierce. but it was changed very quickly by andrew johnson because it was so worn out. and this is the lincoln east room. this is where it was as -- more or less as finished by andrew jackson in

at the vatican, pope benedict took part of the foot washing ritual.ping with the white house tradition, president obama joined jewish staff members for a sadr meal, for passover. >>> time for a look at your weather from across the country on this friday morning. across the upper midwest and northeast, a risk of overnight frost becomes a chilly morning. but warmer by the afternoon. also some rain lingers from georgia down through florida. but the rest of the south clears up. a breezy start to the day in las vegas and l.a. but calmer later on. today's biggest trouble spot is in the northern rockies, with blizzard conditions and up to two feet of snow. >> don't like to hear blizzard. boston reaching 51. baltimore, 60. a muggy 88 in miami. 78 in dallas. colorado springs, 72. and sacramento, 65. >>> and coming up next after the break, do older dads increase the risk of autism in their kids? we have new research just out. >>> and then, cell phones and brain cancer. doctors say a study indicating no link. that was wrong. >>> and face-to-face with a shark. th

farragut's reference here was to andrew hull foot and charles e. davis and to the western flotilla of ironclad river gunboats built by eads of st. louis and supported by the timber clads which it worked with the army on the tennessee and cumberland rivers and moved into the mississippi where they helped capture island number ten and had destroyed the confederate river defense fleet at memphis and captured that city in early june 1862. foot had been wounded in the ankle at fort donaldson and by may 1862, his wound was giving him so much trouble that he took a leave and was replaced by charles davis. at the end of june and beginning of july the two fleets met in vicksburg. davis coming down river from above and farragut from below trying to capture the fortress which had then become the principal bastion on the mississippi. deciding to test vicksburg's defenses farragut repeated by tactics by steaming up with broad sides ablazing. porter's schooner standed behind to pound the enemy positions. the river was too difficult to navigate at night at that s

right now, his newly formed rescue alliance', is in the process of fillinn an 18 foot container...ion two in ellicott of the laaest high tech equipment... john butler haa been with the fire depaatment for more then 2-decades. when &phe went to libbria... he was firefighting collegues are forccd to battle blazes. thhy do not have the proper clothing or breathing happen every week. (john butler)"in monrovia.. thh city has 1.5 m people and they have one fire truck that is working it is a chinese fire truck that under any other conditiin would be condemned" john buuler is now working with other firefighters to fill an 18-foot shipping frommfire stations across the country. they hope to deliver it to liberia in august. how are the roads looking tooig? tonight?brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. repprt.mapfiber-dulaney mdot-greenspring mapmapmdot-895map soon.../ it'll... be.../ a... lot easier... for residentss.../ and tourists.../ to... enjoy... altimore's... historic landmarks. &pmayor rawlings-blake announce today that the charm city circulator will egin service to fort mchenr