>> 6 foot 1. >> the world is short come weared to you. >> everyone is 6 foot 1.hey put the 1 on there. >> they can't be 6 feet. >> get the tape measure out here. >> 5 foot 11 and three-quarters, i will say it. >> i am 5 -- no, i am 4 -- i am 4 foot 18. >> you are like a walking fun house of mirrors. >> yes i am. you know what, you are 5 foot 4, but your hair is a foot long. >> i am jealous of the hair commentary. a little jealous, greg. >> you are like bookends. >> woo we see the -- we see the same toupe guys. >> we are part of the appreciation society. i just got that joke. >> there are like 12 people who got that joke. >> i feel bad about myself. >> coming up, i interview potential interns for a nonexistent job just so i can take pictures of them when they are not looking. it won't be a first. a survey proves that short guys are awesome. take that you tall gangly jerks. >>> if are you over 6 feet you are a philandering cheat. the website reveals men over 5 foot 10 are twice as likely to cheat than their shorter male counterparts. our crack research team, ie goo

, 6 20 a foot, 750 a foot, 725 a foot, 590 a foot. that's not new building. that's existing building. we feel this compares favorably with other opportunities in the marketplace. [speaker not understood] the civic center operations are important as well. so, that's the bottom line that the loiena that's before you now. just want to remind you you're going to see a lot of me between now and the time that the doors open in late 2018. so, we'll have a number of trips. the next one coming up will be in the fall. we'll come to you with the purchase and sale agreement. that will be informed by that schematic design effort i mentioned. at that point we'll begin to commit additional fiscally -- fiscal objectly gaytions, but also begin to move forward with the ceqa process. this is all subject to ceqa's completion and analysis of options with respect to develop then we'll come back to you, you'll see it on your [speaker not understood]. that could be in the fall of 15, early 16. after ceqa approval, then we would return for ratification of the

>> when they tried to pull the nets into the boat, tinky's foot got stuck. alvin said he tried desperately to get tinky's foot out of the net, but he was unsuccessful. >> he said he wasn't going to make it. he had asked god to take care of his son. >> tinky told alvin to try to save himself. >> so i told him i was going to go try to get some help. that's when i started swimming. >> just moments after alvin jumped into the water, the boat slipped below the surface. >> like that, the boat was just gone down. >> alvin said he managed to grab hold of a piece of wood and swam for 14 hours, until he was rescued. >> i was doing everything i could to try to catch my -- keep my head above the water. you know, it seemed like i was swimming forever. >> he's told his story. he tried to save his captain. it was tender. it was endearing. it could have happened to anyone. >> but alvin didn't want accolades. >> i don't see myself as -- i feel that what i was doing, i couldn't get no help to get him. >> several days later, the coast guard found tinky's body floating in the g

to me through overall the design i like our design it survives there's a chunk out of the 5 the 4 foot set back >> the 5 foot set back. >> what's the purpose of that i get there's folks in the xhirnt requesting additional set backs but why. >> we're trying to address what we thought were good comments in the area that's the friday morning. >> what are the comments i mean what do you think a response is it view or is it impact on the cottage below and well, the most recently comments are if there's a view corridor on this site 2 should be replaced we've heard different opinions this response to the real corridor is at at western allegation edge and - >> where could you see out of the topnotch i guess driving up telegraph hill boulevard and that's my understanding and the reason for the additional notch there's two reasons that's a good view and go back i thought it was significant about the double cut i'm glad you brought that up when you look at the congress the stair stepping of union one and two and the stair stepping is at the scale of the cottage that's why we broke it down one inc

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they found a piece of a foot with soft tissue. >> there was still organic material.here was still definitely the potential of getting dna out of that foot. >> the other big challenge is we didn't have a known sample from shamia smith. so what we had to do in that case was take those dna profiles we generated from tissue and burnt skin and bone and then make a comparison to shamia smith's biological mother and biological father. >> dna tests revealed that the bone and tissue found in ken otto's fire pit was from shamia smith. >> we have enough evidence to establish that the reason he destroyed all that evidence is because he violently caused her death. >> two months after shamia's murder, ken otto was arrested at a local airport. he was carrying a briefcase containing $10,000. >> he had toiletries, his passport and various other items. and he also had a small bag with some condoms in it and some cialis, which is basically viagra, generic viagra. >> i have no doubt he would have bought a ticket and flown to parts unknown. >> taking mr. otto into custody was a pretty pr

>> when they tried to pull the nets into the boat, tinky's foot got stuck. alvin said he tried desperately to get tinky's foot out of the net, but he was unsuccessful. >> he said he wasn't going to make it. he had asked god to take care of his son. >> tinky told alvin to try to save himself. >> so i told him i was going to go try to get some help. that's when i started swimming. >> just moments after alvin jumped into the water, the boat slipped below the surface. >> like that, the boat was just gone down. >> alvin said he managed to grab hold of a piece of wood and swam for 14 hours, until he was rescued. >> i was doing everything i could to try to catch my -- keep my head above the water. you know, it seemed like i was swimming forever. >> he's told his story. he tried to save his captain. it was tender. it was endearing. it could have happened to anyone. >> but alvin didn't want accolades. >> i don't see myself as -- i feel that what i was doing, i couldn't get no help to get him. >> several days later, the coast guard found tinky's body floating in the g

there is a portion of the site that will be capped with clean soil, a minimum 3-foot cap and that is the area where there are still some metals in the ground, but there will be -- the children will be protected from that by a cap and the rest of the site is safe speaker: which vegetables are being prohibited from being planted in the area? >> they're being very cautious and prohibiting all vegetables. they can be grown in a plant above the soil or something like that, but at this point, the land restrictions include not growing vegetables. >> unless they're raised beds. >> right. >> are we providing effort for that? >> as far as i know, that's not apart of the plan but i don't know the details of the plan. >> i think we need to think about that. i didn't realize you had to have grazed beds in order to grow vegetables. i was under the impression that the soil was safe to grow vegetables. >> we're negotiating -- the park commissioner has agreed in the future to acquire the open space parks, so the recreation and parks commission will be responsible for what happens in that and they wil

to the uphill there's a 5 foot health difference not a major health difference didn't dwarf the next building inspection there has been effort to talk about talk to the speaker before us those conversations ended awe brussel i'm going to change gears and talk about our design team i'm sure you're aware of there's a couple of architects to date an architect of record and in the interest of the consistency the sponsor will with work greg square foot and the other architecture both of them professors at cca and the architect going forward greg is here to answer questions thank you very much >> thank you

the foot bridge is now open to pedestrians.shuttles and horse-drawn carriages will soon use it as well to carry visitors to the world heritage site. am a if we can give the -- >> if we can give the site back to nature, it was not a wasted endeavor. >> some residents and business owners aren't happy about the foot bridge. they can no longer reach the island by car. livesone took our daily into account. now it is complicated to invite a friend to go shopping, get deliveries, without the trash. >> it may take a while to get used to the new foot bridge. water will once again completely surround it. >> you can't please everybody, clearly. let's take a look at what is making news this hour. beginning their journey back home, the bodies of those killed in the mh 17 disaster on their way to the netherlands for identification. u.s. intelligence is saying pro-russian rebels shot down the plane by mistake. -- he eight palestinians were killed overnight as israel launched another round of airstrikes. viewing human rights chief has said isr

so no eight-foot bubble going forward. think whether or not the eight-foot bubble, it's not i don't know how it survives going forward. >> jon: i just confused how come the bubble people get to say, you don't get a bubble. we get a bubble, we're the bubble boy, but you, bubbleless. will you stick around, please? we have so many more cases to talk about. we'll throw it up on the web and talk more about the contraceptive cases and everything else. you can read dahlia's articles. they're wonderful, very insightful. slate.com. dahlia lithwick. we'll be right back. [applause] malcolm campbell broke the land speed record nine times. what was he chasing? what are you chasing? finally, the purple pill,hr the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand, comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ it's like jasper here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples. built to refresh. smith & forge hard cider. made strong. >> jon: that's our show. tomorrow nig

on the moon. >> i am at the foot of the ladder. he lm footpaths are only depressed in the service about ne or two inches, although the service appears to be very dry, very, very fine-grained as you get close to it. it is almost like a powder. down there, it is very fine. i am going to step off the lm now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. > i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> all that we have accomplished in space, although we may accomplish in days and years to come, we stand ready to share for the benefit of all mankind. >> as we explore the reaches of pace, let us go to the new worlds together, not as new worlds to be conquered, but as a new adventure to be shared. > since the earliest time, man as imagined this moment, the moment when his fellow man would make the first journey to the moon. now, the time had come. in the sixth decade of the 20th century, the ancient dream

inside the crime scene, investigators found some foot impressions in blood.ne had plenty of ridge detail. >> your feet and your hands have unique fingerprints. the dermal patterns on your feet are unique to you, just as your fingerprints are unique to you on your hands. >> all police needed now was a suspect. >> i went from door to door, have you lived here? how long have you lived here? who do you know in the neighborhood? who do you associate with in the neighborhood? >> they found one promising lead, 18-year-old bill winters, who lived two blocks away from the crime scene. >> his parents had moved out of state and left him alone in that house. he wasn't a big guy. he would have been just the right size to get through the hole in the screen. >> as the profile predicted, shortly after the murder, winters left town to live with his parents in missouri. during police questioning, winters denied any involvement in gary elwood's murder and willingly provided a print of his right foot. it did not match the bloody print found in the victim's home. three years pass

sooner or later you're going to lose your foot.ntually the gentle maman foot got worse and worse. he dwdsed to have fun with it and take a bunch of humorous pictures and post them to facebook and there's one with a saw. and he also got a tattoo that said cut here. that one -- >> oh, wow. we could paint ball the ankle off and everyone wanted to take a picture with his foot that would soon be no more. he's able to return to his extreme sports. you are sad about this. >> i'm kind of sad about it. you're more sad than he is. >> apparently so. i might be sad next time i look in the mirror according to your report. >> yeah. there's a new poll. are you comfortable with how you look? >> all right. >> it shows that senior citizens 68% say i feel good. the group that doesn't is middle aged men more than women. >> thank you for watching everybody. with t "way too early" starts right now. >>> maried early, had babies, but i looked at this is that i'm the daughter of a janitor and i ended up in the united states senate. america is truly a great

it is very valuable to have these two in fort foote. all of the guns have markings on them with the serial number. this says it was made in 1863. this is the initials of thomas rodman. he was also an inspector. he may have inspected it. it depends on the fort itself as to what guns might actually be in them. this one had two 15 inch guns. they had four 200 pounder parrets. there were a lot of places there were some bacon platforms. 11 they can platforms -- 11 vacant platforms. as they reconstructed some of these forts, he decided that new guns would go in and help cover this. your plans for the fortifications, the system of -- fortifications did change. i told you we would stop and i would show you what some of the 360 degree angle guns look like. the carriage is a little bit different. you notice the bottom. that gun could be turned 360 degrees. you can fire if the gun is mounted on the parapet. you're only going to one about 180 degrees. but it could be fired the other way if needed. but you can see the abatee. the pointed stakes on t

at fort foote on the potomac river in maryland. we have come from fort ward across the potomac river to fort foote. on this map, you will see, it would be anchoring the defenses on the potomac river down here. across the river in alexander was battery rodgers. then cover thee potomac river in case ships came up. this fort was constructed between 1863 and 1865. rts,ke most of the other fo it was not abandoned at the end of the war. they continued to maintain this 1878and man it until because it was on the river. the only other fort on the river -- on towards the chesapeake bay was fort washington which is basically located across from mount vernon, george washington's home. at the beginning of the wa it wasr manned by marines. was not actually part of the civil war defenses of washington. the circle of forts. but if there would have been chips trying to come up, it would've had an effect, also. plan, it will the give you an idea of the way the fort was located on the river. you have some of the buildings associated with it behind. m

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to the uphill there's a 5 foot health difference not a major health difference didn't dwarf the next building inspection there has been effort to talk about talk to the speaker before us those conversations ended awe brussel i'm going to change gears and talk about our design team i'm sure you're aware of there's a couple of architects to date an architect of record and in the interest of the consistency the sponsor will with work greg square foot and the other architecture both of them professors at cca and the architect going forward greg is here to answer questions thank you very much >> thank you now taking public comment on those supporting the project. (calling names) if i've called our name to come to the podium >> feel free to come to the podium. >> hello, i'm mr. duncan a lifelong resident i believe that project benefits the neighborhood i've come to know the project sponsor a is a member of the community. i believe that this will add value to the properties around and thank you for your time >> thank you. >> hello, i'm elizabeth and i'm here to speak in support of the const

there and our new neighborhoods will be part of our community don't you want them to start open a good foot please, please consider our dr and remove that top deck and penthouse >> thank you. >> hi, i'm cynthia i live on duncan across the street from the development. i moved there in the 84 i was a c w a union member and could afford to buy a home in san francisco it's a great cul-de-sack and i want to say i've never bonding been to a planning commission meeting it's been a real education it was fascinating to hear how people have solicited input and quite surprising of the experience working with those people. again my feeling is that what we're opening our door is to a motor vehicle mcmanntion its way too big to open the door to one after another it sets a precedent for all neighborhoods >> thank you. >> good evening, members of the commission i'm is there any public comment? i little on duncan i want to say i oppose the proposed plan it's a shocking mismatch the existing scale and stepping of the homes and the aggressive scale of the structure i want to say there's no 3 existing offer ga

they'll have to replace just a 16-foot piece of pipe. bu the damage the water caused, they're still calculating the cost. and bear in mind the pauley pavilion was renovated just 2 years ago at a cost of $132 million, diane. >>> now a sign of life from the fragile u.s. economy tonight. today we learned the economy grew at a rate of four percent in the spring. a rebound fueled in part by consumer spending. look, you'll remember in the first quarter, the economy sagged, the biggest dip since the recession ended. there in the second quarter, it seems to come back. >>> tonight a new report out of washington confirms something a lot of people suspected. if you have studied your cell phone bill you may have seen it. unauthorized charges showing up on cell phone bills. it's called cramming and as we learned today it's costing customers hundreds of millions of dollars. abc's gio benitez on the wakeup call for consumers tonight. >> reporter: your cell phone taking center stage in the nation's capital today, all because of bogus charges sneaking on

that foot has to stay where it is. the other foot has on get off the ground. >> how do you do it? he does have a little bit of a misstep. as he steps up? he does have a little bit of a misstep. but, i mean, the effect is amazing. >> unbelievable. >> wow! how the "f" did he do that? >> right? >>> a hardcore pro takes things to new heights. >> could i make that? >> the jump that will have you holding your breath. >> jump. >>> listen up, my outdoorsmen and women out there. i have a little product that i think you're going to absolutely love. it's called a slide belt, and you are going to love it. any other belt, pretty traditional. but it's been designed to be multifunctional. you want to enjoy yourself a little drink, a bottle of drink, you need a bottle opener. you forgot your bottle opener. you know what? boom. handled. >> my belt does that. >> can you use your belt as a bungee cord to pull your boat out of the water? >> i probably could if i took my belt off. >> but if you did all those things with your belt, would it be damaged? probably. it would. this one guaranteed not to get

the bloody foot impressions proved the killer walked out of the front door after the murder. not only that, the killer returned several hours later, leaving a second set of boot impressions, this time in dried blood. >> that's odd. if you leave a homicide scene, the chances of you going back to that scene and tracking blood out again is not very good. once you're out of there, you want to be out of there. >> the case turned cold, and for the next five years, there were no substantial leads. was it possible that a killer this reckless could successfully elude police? >>> for five years, the murder >>> for five years, the murder of pat mcrae went unsolved. investigators had the dna profile of the killer and boot impressions from the scene. what they didn't have was a viable suspect. >> i just kind of gave up worrying about whether or not it would get solved. i mean, i didn't like that it wouldn't, but i had that feeling that there was probably nothing we could do. >> then detective judy stanley got a call from her counterpart in lincoln, nebraska, 200 miles away. lincoln police

height two stories above the stair grade for assure and 3 grades are a 15 foot set back and a possibility for creating a little bit difference between the housing expressions that is ultimately in the detail. in response it's my kind of proposal and i'm kind of waiting how you respond to that >> thank you. i want to pick up open a couple of thoughts on the question of views. it's unclear if pioneer park with the canopy of the trees which verify is blocked exactly i know that pioneer park is exactly across the street but any project from across the street will be blocked so views is not the issue but picking up on commissioner moore's authenticity the first one around pedestrian safety i do have a lot of concerns looking at the staircase an filbert and coming up the last staircases it's mostly tourist once you walk up to the step you're in the way of driver there's a question around necessary and desirable with the parking. it's four spots versus the hundreds of thousands of tourists walking everyday that's a public concern there's been a number of concerns raised around size and height of

the outside fence another 14-foot fence covered with razor ribbon. shaker alarm on the motion detector. motion detector in between the fences. we think our perimeter is very, very secure for us. >> security is tight inside the perimeter as well. especially in the secured confinement unit which houses the prison's most violent and disruptive inmates. today internal affairs investigator frank littlejohn has been called to the unit to investigate a report that possible escape paraphernalia has been found inside a cell. >> last night an officer had looked inside of a cell and observed a sculpture object like a, we refer to them like a dummy-like object on a comment report. which is escape paraphernalia. so they conducted a shakedown of this guy's cell and during that cell search they also found an 11-foot rope. when you put the 11-foot rope with the sculpture of the face then that gives concerns that the guy might be planning a possible escape. >> this here is actually the head that was removed from the cell. and this here is the rope. and it looks like

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i'll show you a map you'll see a 5 hundred foot radius the green we figured we should try - okay. is it better 53 we will keep it to approximate of the zone the red is letters ever expressions of opposition yes, a there maybe other opposition and people will creek critique this map but the constructive part in the first time of doing construction in telegraph hill we have support we felt there was a silent majority and we finally have it. in the last twenty-four hours couple of other things i want to deal with there was decision about evictions and one section everything of - everyone else left i want to read you won i feel this is a privilege this is from bill i feel it's a privilege to write somebody about the landowner they found no increases in rent nothing of anything of the kind that makes me feel insecure they asked me for a moment tracey said mr. bailey please know when the construction is over with you'll be the first to walk through the doors and say i've come home she going on to say how she showed up for the turkey dinner after one year i have a number of those letters

see both about 5-foot six. check out the woman, going with the eddie vettor look here in mid summer, the flannel shirt, and cap re pants. and then the guy only about 5-foot six, too, probably a lot thinner than his girlfriend or woman or wife or whatever you want to call them. then they came back up this way, went to second wawa after hittin the jughandle in, right up about three blocks from where we are on church road in cinnaminson. who notion what they did after that. the cop by then figured he got stolen off, stuff stolen out of his personal card about midnight yesterday. then put a stop to the use. problem is his drivers license out, there shield out there, his police id. could use that to pull over, do a lot more damage. that's why police would like little help. chris, kerrey, had i known about this story last night, when i saw my sister, but told her to be on the look-out for this couple at the sound garden show at the susquehanna bank, that girl, especially, like the seattle grunge look. >> didn't throw

the lease rate starts at $22 per square foot. it rises to 28.50 per square foot in the last two years of the term. the city will provide a capital infusion of approximately $2.5 million. that will be matched by a capital infusion from the school district of $3.5 million, used to refresh this now 20 some year old asset in terms of our occupancy in the building. much of the school district's contribution goes toward energy efficiency and sustainability of the asset. that's going to lower operating and utility costs, and the structure of the lease has the city responsible for those costs. so, that's why we see this as really a partnership agreement, each benefiting from the improvements made to the facility. there are two five-year extensions of term. those would be at 95% of fair market rent, which is described in the lease agreement, and there's also an early termination provision. after a period of 10 years six months in occupancy, just in case there is some other opportunity we desire to explore. while we don't suggest this is a

will this 120-foot hole threaten more homes? ♪ >>> and remembering james garner. >> hold it a minute, huh? >> the star of "the rockford files." >> this is no time to be afraid, birdie boy. >> and leading many who charmed us with his role for half a century in hollywood has passed away. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. let's get straight to our lead story. new developments in the downing of mh-17. here's what we know at this hour. in the latest outrage at the crash scene -- pro russian rebels have taken away 196 of the bodies recovered thus far. there seems to be no real plan for what to do with the remains right now. >> meanwhile in the netherlands, the country where many of the victims lived and from where the flight originated, church services were held as anger grows over the disregard for the dead. and thousands of miles away, malaysia airlines announced hours ago it's retiring the mh-17 flight number out of respect for its crew and passengers. our coverage beginning this morning with abc's terry moran who is at the scene.

at the foot of portrero hill. the cables would connect to a new 230 kv bus station right jace enter to the embarcadero substation and in the portrero area, to a new 230 kv gis enclosed substation. as part of this agreement, we've been talking a lot with pg & e about their properties at the foot of portrero. there are a lot of uses that got a switch yard that aligns in red with an open switch yard and they have an industrial use for dirt recycling near the ports property. we have done something about those uses that would house mixed use development on the east shoreline. this is an open to the east bay station is what you have in the industrial areas. you will note in mixed use neighborhoods these types of facilities are enclosed. in terms of the license terms between the port and pg & e they will be licensing for submerging property for a 26 -year option. they will be paying the port $23 million between now and january 2015 the system would have the right to relocate the line subject to certain conditions. i show

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