we live in a very windy gulch. it doesn't make sense for comments about shadows and other fallacies. the directions -- the back of the house faces the east. how is it possible to cast shadows? there are already existing obstructions to their view. not because [unintelligible] they have as much smaller lots than we do, half the size of ours. those of us that have larger lots have our right to build a deeper, and those that purchase much smaller lots. i am sure that they knew that when they purchased this particular home. the other guidelines are not just for them. [chime] president peterson: is there any other public comment? >> my name is randy jones, and -- >> if you work for mr. herrera, you can't testify during public comment. >> but just wanted to answer questions. president peterson: you can use the rebuttal time. is there any other public comment? seeing none, we will move into rebuttal time. you may use it anyway. we will start with the appellants. >> we will defer to mr. randy jones. >> i hope you ask the q

in march last year, she met ta gulch taguchi's relatives. kim said thattaguchi was a pers she could share her feelings with. kim said a fellow female spy was taught japanese between 1983 and '83. kim testified she heard the spy describe her as diligent and conscien conscientous. >> translator: she said she was a very down to earth person and would try to minimize her living expenses by buying cheap north korean cosmetics. i heard that they bought her a dress, a pair of shoes and hand bag when they you parted ways in 1983. >>> in an interview with a japanese government official last year, kim reportedly said she was secret leered introduced to yakota in the 1980s through the female spy. >> translator: i'd like to meet her parents and tell them everything i know about her. >>> tensions over north korea and the democratization of mayan mar will top the jend as asiam foreign ministers meet in vietnam this week. a four-day conference of the association of southeast asian nations opens in the capital hanoi on tuesday. the north korean foreign mini

himself, laid the track, and invited the neighborhood kids over to enjoy what he called the raccoon gulch>> his life of trains. all of his vacations were around trains. visiting big train, going to eure and riding the trains. he loved having the neigorhood kids come over and ride the train and, in fact, he even built a special car for a neighboood dog. >> reporte but adams is 93 ars old, frail and lives a nursing home. his wife is 99. they had to stop running the railroad several years ago and the trains are in serious need of repair before they work again. after the couple was cheated out of $80,0 by a hired home care giver, the family decided to put the property up for sale, asking price, $995,000. >> it is very unique property. it's got a gorgeous setting and the train is ready to go and the train goes all the way around the property, through a tuel. so it's got great features. >> i' already had a number of calls from railroad enthuasts and organizaons that want to come and use the property and s the property and even if they don't buy it, come over and maintain the raroad for a potent

. >>> there are concerns tonight that the cap to the gulch oil spill may be shifting pressure to other parts of the damaged bp well. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. . >>> a simple act took on much bigger meaning in san francisco. many morning, thousands laced up for the annual aid walk as diane guerazzi reports the walk came at the same time new research is beginning new hope in the fight against aids. >> reporter: it was congratulations all around as 25,000 people took part in the san francisco aids walk. it's been held 24 years, but this year, even though most walkers didn't know it, they had something extra to cheer about. >> jai! about. >> reporter: a new study was presented at an international aids conference in vienna. researchers found as patients went on aids drug and lowered the amount of virus in their system, the chance that they would spread the disease flumetted. >> every time there is a study like this, we know more and more about the science that can priest new hiv infection. >> reporter: the study found that the number of new infections has been cut in half in b