prior to that, i worked in support of housing act glide. in my work, and focused to break down barriers that prevent people from the planning conversations and decisions in the city that might include language access or the fact that someone is working two jobs and they do not have time to be part of the process. i have look for creative and culturally specific ways to engage the public on planning issues. some examples of projects i have worked on recently are the broadly corridor planning, arts and storefronts, relocation planning due to construction projects. although much of my work as been focused on a few neighborhoods, it appointed, i would have an open-door policy and make it a priority to partner with on the ground stakeholders in other neighborhoods. i also think there might be potential to do cross- neighborhood lbored. we all right to say buses and go to the same gathering spots. with the commonalities we can find? as san francisco grows and changes, i want to make sure all people are represented in part of the process. one ques

. >>> want to hang glide but not near a cliff? see how to get in the air. >> by being towed by another small light aircraft. >> don't worry. it's just as easy as it sounds. >>> and a purple squirrel? meet the woman who proved it. >> connie, what did you think about this squirrel? >> i knew that nobody would believe us. >>> we're kicking things off today with some great dash cam footage. and nick has the story. >> a lot of good police work and some luck played into the hands of some virginia police. see an officer had high-speed pursuit another officer up ahead. nearly hit a sussex county sheriff's deputy while he was in the middle of a traffic stop. he had somebody pulled over, came flying by, just barely misses him. he called it into a waferly police officer, and that car, the honor do, took off in high speed. but you don't see the honda anywhere in sight. that's how far ahead the suspect got. >> how did they know if they were going in the right direction? >> they have -- they know where this driver is going. watch how fast this

at collide, i work with only subsidized family speed up -- at glide. want to provide a voice for that community and the families i work with. supervisor kim: in terms of subsidized child care, what did you view as some of the priority issues around child care? issues that the city is not addressing, things that we can do better in. >> wow, i was not expecting that question. i mean, -- wow. supervisor kim: just from your personal experience working as glide and in the tenderloin, anecdotal things you have seen. >> like i said, i am really new to this community, so i am not totally aware of all of the challenges and issues we may be facing. but in working at glide, i know that we're always struggling -- our families are always struggling for access to child care and quality child care. i definitely think that is an issue as a whole. supervisor kim: ok, thank you. are there any other questions? thank you very much. >> ok, thank you. supervisor kim: at this time, we will open it up for public comment for item number two. so pleased lineup. >> good afternoo

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. >> a para glide they're crashed in the side of a cliff is recovering after a dramatic rescue in dalyyesterday afternoon. it took crews with authorities two and a half hours to hoist the man to safety from the side of muscle rock. fellow bara gliders saw him go down around 3:00 p.m. they say winds coming from the north shifted and pushed the man into the rocks. >> it was about 150 feet down from where they perched their apparatus. had he to put cervical side precautions to keep his spine aligned and get him up here. >> carolyn: he was taken to a local hospital. he is described as an experienced para glide they are his early 50s. >>> a group of marin county homeowners is fighting george lucas for massive expansion plans. he wants to expand his ranch by building a 270,000 digital media compound on his historic farmland known as grady ranch. some neighbors feared it was going to be too large. it will be discussed during a marin planning commission meeting on february 27th. >> coming up next, mitt romney gains momentum winning the main caucuses. we'll tell you what is next for the g.o.p.

it will leave it so damaged that president obama will be able to glide to re-election.concern on romney, he's a very weak front-runner. >> we'll have to leave it there. jake, you'll be talking about this some more with senator john mccain. later this morning on "this week." you'll also be talking to robert gibbs. dan? >>> big developments this morning in the case of the lacrosse player from an elite university accused of killing his girlfriend. the case is now in the hands of the jury. after closing arguments on saturday. during which the prosecutor broke down and cried in open court. >> reporter: hi, dan. good morning to you. after two long weeks, 06-plus witnesses and multiple acts for the defense, closing arguments finally happened on saturday. in this university of virginia murder trial. breaking down in tears, while delivering his closing argument, the prosecutor reminded jurors of the final moments before yeardley love died. she couldn't scream, was it his hand over her face? was it her face being smashed into the floor? she never had a chance. they insisted that

who could turn down an invitation to glide with the world's best? apparently everyone else.i flew to mexico for the sport's biggest event of the year. the paragliding world cup. our day starts at over 7,000 feet. and now the fear starts to set in a little bit. wow, and just as i approach the point of no return, it hits me. i'm going to go ahead and pop off of me over the hill. i must be loco. >> good morning, pilots. please welcome "good morning america." >> their hospitality, their near surgical preparations, comforting. white-knuckle idea that i will run off a mountain and land eventually thousands of feet below, it's finally starting to settle in. and i have to use the rest room. >> hi. >> fortunately i'm not doing this alone. a top pilot with the american team puts me at ease. >> i'm nervous. i'm not going to lie. i don't know if you can feel it in my sticky hands. >> no, no, no. i thought it was just the humidity in the air. >> how long have you been doing this? >> this is my third day. i feel like i'm pretty good. i read the manual. >> mom, i'm safe. everyone keeps say

a ging-glide. america, brace yourself for a gingrich white house and a new hair style craze. no! i meant his wife's hair. there. with his new lead in florida, gingrich felt confident enough to start speculating about the future. >> by the end of my second term, we will have the first permanent base on the moon. (laughing). >> jon: by the end of my third term, i will have shaved the sides off michigan so it looks like it's flipping off aliens. by my fifth term, i will have fed the nation's poor with the cheap food stuff made from their own children. by my seventh term i will have trained cats to do jobs that immigrants do. so how did mitt manage to claw his way back? well, gingrich won his advantage by being kind of a huge dick to romney in the south carolina debates so when it came time for the florida debates.... >> wouldn't it be nice if people didn't make accusations somewhere else that they weren't willing to defend here? having differences of opinions on issues does not justify labeling people with highly charged epithets. you also have investment for mutual funds that inves

in a small villa with the husbandry and lamkins around me, i expect to glide gently down the stream of life until i'm entombed of the dreary mansions of my fathers. in public protocol forced him to walk the line between aloofness and sensibility. at mount vernon he could relax his guard without lowering his standards. format dress gave way to buckskin breaches and boots. manner of living is plain, he wrote, soon after the revolution, when the house became in the words of its owner, a well resorted tavern. a glass of wine and butt of mutton are always welcome, those that expect more are disappointed. here washington gave free reign to his talent for innovation. rotating 60 different crops in place of soil depleting tobacco, automating his grist mill and speaking mud from the potomac to fertilize his fields. wouldn't you love to be a fly on wall with the argument over the comparative virtues, the fehr fertilizing virtues of cleansing mud versus seaweed. washington mixed sand with fresh paint to make his wooden house look like stone. and then as lover of gadgets, delighted in a continue s

. >> reporter: they chan glide along the ice better than most. >> he's been here for what, three monthshe's done an amazing job. today it's apraising to see him without a coach. >> reporter: this isn't your typical youth hockey league. he has down syndrome. this league is for kids and their families who define what others told them they couldn't do. >> he loves hockey. he loves competing. just because he has down syndrome doesn't mean help doesn't love sports. >> reporter: but nate and his father mike aren't the only ones fulfilling the dream. it was formed for kids with intellectual disabilities. >> it's amazing. before she was born, you're told she won't be able to do a lot of things. she thinks she's playing for the caps. >> they're great as far as doing something that's out of the box. >> it's awesome. it lifts my spirit. it really does. >> as for nate and his dad, after a day of extraordinary -- >> this is the best day ever. >> a request for the ordinary. >> breakfast at mcdonald's. >> reporter: in reisterstown. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> reporter: eric neilsen, abc2 news. >> tha

>> instead of sky diving, hang gliding, jumping off of things, jumping out of things, you hang on the does. it's a nice two-seater prop plane. guy pulls back the canopy. just climbs out of the plane. no rope. no bars to hold to. he doesn't shy away. >> oh, he did a 360. >> he doesn't shy away from a barrel roll with the guy just gripping on to the plane. >> the guy is hanging on to a wing while the plane is doing -- oh. >> i'm so glad he is wear a parachute. >> did he do that on purpose? >> yeah. >> i saw the parachute when he first climbed out, but, still, maybe he just really didn't like the way his friend was flying. like, you know what, i'm really sick of the way that you are flying this thing. i'm out of here. >> you know they say that laughter is the best medicine. >> absolutely. i love it. >> in this case play time is the best medicine. this is in latvia, and this is a little tiger named cliff grant. well, at first he is playing with what looks like a stuffed animal, but then little cliff grant is playing with prada, the puppy. >> prada is his pal. >> prada is not only his that

we have a couple of other minerals, one on golden gate and one on the glide, for we have contributed to neighborhood beautification. we love the fact that this is historica. it was amazing, when we started to do the research on the signs, looking at the walls, how much history there was. we took the one that were the most recent and restored those and even had to cover up some of the others. but it was amazing to see all of the layers. and when you look at the coca- cola sign, you can see that the railway school actually overlapped it, so we left it that way. layers of history. when we started to clean the wall, the crew that is responsible for the painting -- i was just sort of directing them in the process of recreating them, making decisions about the color. but when you get up to the wall, we restore the actual color. when we were far away, we could not see what color it was until we clean its and then matched those callers. so that is the process of restoration. it is not just going up there and painting them any way that we want to. we really wanted to preserve the history of t

glides forward, he drops a foot. suit allows him to stay aloft three times longer than a skydiver. >> holmes: within a few seconds, of course, that suit... that wind is going to fill up that suit. it's going to pressurize and you're going to have total control. >> kroft: how long have you been doing this? >> holmes: five years. >> kroft: what's special about the wing suits? >> holmes: mm, you know, it... it's just like so many children dream. it's flying. >> kroft: you feel like you're flying? >> holmes: well, i am flying. ( laughs ) so, yes, i do very much feel like i'm flying. >> kroft: like a bird? >> holmes: yeah. just like a bird. a bird that can't flap his wings and go up. the birds probably laugh at us. they're probably just like, "look at these guys." >> kroft: they have long grown bored of simply flying over the valleys. in order to maximize the sensation of speed, they need a visual reference point, so they fly just a few feet from the rock face. sometimes, you're flying so close to these cliffs, it looks l

boats glide visitors into the heart of the park. countless cascades and water that's strangely clear yet full of vibrant colors make plitvice a misty natural wonderland. fish seem to know there's not a hook for miles. carefully maintained trails and boardwalks let you get intimate with the wonder of the place. observant nature lovers can choose from hundreds of flower types to assemble a photographic bouquet. the stony formations drip down like the foliage because the grass and moss both direct the flow of the water and provide a kind of scaffolding for the slow and steady calcification process. naturalists call plitvice a perfect storm of geological, climatic, and biological features. the magic ingredient -- calcium carbonate, a mineral deposit from the limestone that gets dissolved into the water, then re-deposited, continually breaking down natural travertine dams and building up new ones.

so here we have it a fully functional i could glide five because. the fact that this river is frozen won't matter a jot we're still going to be able to fly. and he can see even looks like a plane cockpit inside here as well so i think for a change i'm going to take a break from driving and just relax for this one. once more it was time to sit back enjoy the ride and wait for the speedometer to reach the magic number. so we just crossed the one hundred kilometer an hour barrier and now we have liftoff. literally flying across the ice now. and that was just the start we moved post one hundred seventy kilometers an hour and despite the speed it was still an incredibly smooth trip if you do happen to have a spare half million dollars lying around when highly recommend. called believe i was already flowing just a couple of centimeters above this river. that is a pretty special tax year i sadly i was going to have to hit the roads again if i wanted to get back to moscow. but i still wanted to pick up some authentic nice new souvenirs and for those there's

. >> nearly twice my size, we glide 80 feet into her world. a glimpse into a side of sharks we've never seen. the doctor describes them as the food of the ocean. >> tiger sharks have a terrible -- it's getting better. >> not by chance that the biologist the sharks are here. the bahamas has been protecting the shark. >> if we had not for the best, just like they have almost everywhere else in the world. >> as a result, you'll find some of the most diverse shark populations in the world. dr. michael has traveled all the way from california to see this animal. he is putting satellite trackers on their fins. >> when he is finning, it can fix the position on where the shark is. the yellow ones are ones that we've had hitched from the satellite tag in the last seven days. >> some are tracking dozens of them on an ipad app in real time. >> it's actually a research tool. if he tags enough animals, you can figure out their entire life history pattern. >> now trying to pull off the most dangerous shark. >> is there a tough predator? >> the bull shark. >

that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. . >>> winter weather is leaving behind snow in the midwest. chicago dealing with the cleanup. the storm made its way from the rockies into illinois, into wisconsin and lower michigan overnight leading up to three inches of snow. and traveler coming in and out of the bay area airport. other than that, here at home, nothing but great weather. >> the third day in the row. 70 degree heat out there. more for an onshore breeze and translating to cooler temperatures and right now on the maps i can show you this. partly cloudy skies, patchy fog, regrouping near parts of t

of her tail, so they use their tail -- these are flying squirrels, but they don't really fly, they glide, and they need that tail for stability, so she was handicapped. she stays with us and also participates in programs. >> again, cut the trees down more so in another season other than spring. >> if you can, yeah. >> one more animal to show, one of the other concerns, we were talking about this when we first met today. it's that as you're driving down the road, more and more as we head towards springtime, there may be more animals in the road, so use caution there, among them possums. >> yes. >> you said there's a major reason why possums head to the road which i never knew. >> yeah, possums are part of the cleanup crew for the environment. they are our natural garbage men. i hate to say that because they're wonderful animals, but they clean up environmental waste, but they will also eat litter. >> don't litter ought your car window. that attracts possums and other animals to the road. >> we've got about 15 seconds. if you'd like more information, visit wusa9.com. we'll link you to thei

just when it seems that mitt romney was on a glide path to win the republican party nomination for the u.s. presidential election, last night changed everything. rick santorum has won the contest in missouri, minnesota, and colorado. washington correspondent adam brooks has this story. [applause] >> rick santorum was savoring victory. he is a former senator and he claims to be the standard bearer of american social and religious conservatism, the man who should challenge barack obama for the presidency in november. voters in missouri and minnesota and colorado agreed with him. he won all three states. [applause] >> your votes today were not just heard loud and wide across the state of missouri and minnesota, but they were heard loud and louder, all across this country. >> his is a long shot candidacy. he lacks money and organization, but he won some real momentum here. for the frontrunner for the republican nomination, mitt romney, the former governor of massachusetts, this has been a worrying turn of events. >> this was a good night for rick santorum. i want to congratulate senator sa

are we really in the same glide path? >> i don't think so, i think that certainly we haven't seen anything revolutionary and sort of creative negative attacks that this colleague's created, you may have said it earlier, i think the problem with political advertising is how unimaginativ these guys, they were l they were often working -- the same pot over and over again. it was sort of revenue for another revolution of creativity, so only one time, it's been $25,000 on the spot. three television networks that aired later that week, probably got -- and you know, now, it's very hard to do that and i think that advertisers instead of running at one time. they run at plenty times, 1,500 of those races where they just drill it into your consciousness. and i think there's a chance to do advertising that actually captures people's imaginations and i think a lot of what we're seeing now is just very formulaic. >> i think two things, american left is always going to be formulaic, either you're for change or you're against change. yo

that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. >>> hi, everybody. scott reese in the comcast sports net newsroom. how high has jeremy lin's stock risen in two weeks? a rookie card sold on ebay today, for $21,580. there were 36 bids in the auction. not bad for a guy who just became a household name. trying to keep it going in south beach against lebron and the heat. not so much tonight. lin struggled early. losing possession. lebron will throw it down at the other end. 2 of his 20. lin had eight turnovers on the night. the heat defense stifling. lin, just 8 points, 1 of 11. his worst game as a starter. and the

that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. >>> this is wreckage of a crop dusting helicopter that crashed this morning in agri cultural field. looking at it it's hard to believe the pilot survived this crash but he did. investigators say he was hurt but conscious in talking with firefighters before he was taken away in an ambulance. no word yet on the extent of his injuries. we talked about a warm up in our mark is here to tell us it's really warmed up. >> temperatures warmed up. warmest locations this afternoon in the upper '70s to right around 80 degrees and repeat performance as head into your thursday.

mattel says its hoover board will glide more than hoover.will have a feature of a whooshing sound. >> preorders start in march. it's a high-cost item, the company says minimum number of orders is not met the board is not going to into production. >> they're not saying how expensive. >> happy valentine's day. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothing. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible cord is really long, dad. oooh. [ female announcer ] get access to the entire national at&t wi-fi hot spot network for no extra charge.