if you insist on putting in double glazing. you can use the old windows. many buildings are using curtains and drapes that provide energy efficiency at night. so it's not, just the replacement of them. we have seen them replace them again and again. modern windows don't last 100 years. >> i was going to add that one of the things that people don't necessarily think of is offices it's usually the heat load. even in cold climates, it's the heat load because of the lights. the human bodies. computer systems. printers. there's so much off loading of heat. in san francisco, we're in such a mild climate. i thought it was understanding, i wanted to underline the heat load. she wasn't talking about

you can take this to a window shop and they can widen it so you can put in a double glazed window in the original sash. >> we have in san francisco a few shops that specialize in the double hung windows. say the top sash is broken or you have dry rot in here. by removing the piece in the middle you take the window out bring it to a shop and have them make you a replica that can be installed cheaply. a window like this would be expected to last a hundred yoors. they need maintenance and need to be cleand and painted. you have to change the sash cords. the sash cording are connected to a weight. not that big here's a little weight. when you you know in an earthquake you hear the tremendous banging in the house going on. that's almost the weights banging around. the weights slamming around. >> people think you replace a window because it doesn't go up and down the cords fray and it doesn't slide. there is an access panel this has a screw and you remove this from the outside, grab the weight. you feed new cord up there and tie it to the weight. it's something that on a saturday afternoon

also, there is more glazing then there was in the first fermentation but sometimes i think less of glazing is better. a kind of balance is the building off. that is my own personal taste. i am glad you're working with staff and a going forward. i think it is a great project, as long as it fits in with market street. commissioner sugaya: project sponsor, as long as you are at the podium, following up on ms. hester's common, we heard quite a bit of testimony from your immediate neighbor to the south. so i hope that you'll be talking to them or have talked to them. >> yes, we have been in fairly constant communication with the friends. we are aware of all of the discussion around the first approval in 2007. some of you might recall they were concerned about the entry of the garage, and we have retained their desires and kept the entry into the location that they wanted, which was closer to market street, further north, not adjacent to their property. we have retained those wishes. collaborative discussions about our construction phasing and timing and dates. they do food-service on sundays. a

. >> and the same is true for the glazing as well.f the building sways in the wind or an earthquake the glazing can, also enough resilience that the glass doesn't hit anything. >> all buildings which sway. the biggest thing though, is, you want to design a building to be stiff enough that your body does not perceive the motion. the designers of this building, the code required -- stop it -- the code desired, designs, one, drift allowance, and they doubled it. because again, the bank who was the original owner said, money's no object, we want a conservative blt. and so a lot of times said the code said x, they designed for two-x. so when i have to work on this building, because i'm not old enough to have designed it, i just have the pleasure of working on this building, is whenever i'm doing something on this building, it's so overdesigned that it's an easy building to work on. versus a building that just barrel met the code. -- barely met the code. if you touch it, i've got to worry about this, i've got to worry about this. >> the fin

he credited a weathered appearance by rubbing glazes' into the clay while still wet. the misfires from his killed were brought in his backyard in his berkeley home. he called it his boneyard. in the last year of his life, he dug up the artifacts from his own history, and the bones were rearranged, in the were slimmer figures with wings. >> even if you knew nothing about his life or career, you sensed there was an artist dealing with this fundamental issue of life and death, the cake, netting back together, and you feel there is an attempt to deal with mortality and immortality. there is a seeking of spiritual meaning in an existential stage. >> during his 50-year career, stephen de staebler worked to form and out of the clay of the ground and give it a breath of life. matter and spirit gathers the many expressions of his meditations. and gives the viewer and insight into the artist's life. learn more about the retrospective on line at >> welcome to the february 15 meeting of the board of appeals. presiding officer is president michael garcia enjoining him as commissio

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morning commute, few lightspriles and that will be it and you will get a glaze on the roadways. it is weak. up north it is rain and wind. we are on the southern end of this. it is clouds, cooler and light sprinkles. bay area friday, you know what? another one of these slated for saturday. it is not a deal breaker. not a problem other than cooler and sprinkles. we are spoiled. if this was regular february -- but we had a day like today. tomorrow morning, maybe sprinkle. here we are, friday, 10:00 a.m., maybe drizzle. scattered showers and maybe drizzle in the afternoon. the commute might be impacted a bit. highs tomorrow, 50s. you know what? that is where they should be. finally. temperatures well above the average. tomorrow looks like you would expects this time a year. five-day forecast, before the chinese new year parade. are you going to this? >> i will be there. yes, i will. >> getting ready. bringing it on channel 2 saturday night. five-day forecast, might be a sprinkle in the morning but it won't stop millions to coming to the parade. >> thank you. [ talking at the same ti

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some people either harden into sort of a glazed version of their fake selves or you let it go and you right. i said to myself at some point i'm either going to stop this or i'm going to do the wrong version of it. >> reporter: the more he stayed true to his gut, the better he did. his quirky short films got him writing gigs with conan o'brien and chris rock. then hollywood started to beat him up. he lost creative control of his first film "pootie tang" and saw hbo kill "lucky louis" after a season. he also became a dad. lesson for all of us, the moment he put kids first, his career exploded. >> because i said i don't leave new york. i only work 3 1/2 days a week. i held out till i got this show. i don't work for other people. i make my own schedule. that's why the show's good. >> reporter: you talk about your nonsex life. >> yeah. >> reporter: certainly you must be getting more game -- >> when i first got divorced, i [ bleep ] around, it was fun. then i quickly realized, you know -- when you're young, you're like, there's a woman, i want to have sex with her. now when you're 44 and yo

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it's not a complicated trick to remove the glazing. >> i wanted to talk about electric stuff much thelectrical code say you are permitted to extend existing electrical systems. knob and tube systems which are common in san francisco in older buildings don't have to be replaced. you don't have to upgrade the system because it's older wiring. it's safe and may be extended as necessary to serve new fixtures. that's in the historic building code and regular electrical code. you can often find the wonderful fixtures in salvage yards. >> you have comments? there are a couple of shops you can take this to them and they will rewire it with modern wiring. sometimes, because we have combination gas and electric fixtures they rewire the old gas fixtures as well. there are resources availables to getting them fixed up. >> this one needs more than rewiring but. [laughter]. >> you can get all of the bits and pieces for the fixtures these days on the internet and salva salvage yards. terrific place on sacramento street that has a tremendous collection of historic glass and chandeliers. >> it's over

. >> eyes glaze over. republicans ought to be grateful that 305 million people did not watched the debate on wednesday, because not a single one of these candidates is more impressive, commanding or sharper than he was 10 months ago. >> nina? >> this is a classic example, santorum, of trying to explain intricacies of a votes. was for itkerry's "i before i was against it." it is sat at that is where we are in our political was where you cannot have that conversation. >> colby? >> santorum was the victim of a tag team match by it romney it and ron paul hitting him from both sides. one served a balloon, the other knocked it right into santorum's head. he was off balance the whole two hours. >> charles, can santorum take michigan? >> i think the debate will have a negative effect. santorum's strength is tea party. he wanted to claim the mantle of the tea party, small government guy. romney being a sort of an inconsistent, and reliable conservative, if you like. the problem with santorum is that he has quite a