lee and vertically -- horizontal the -- horizontally and vertically. with that, if there are any questions you would like addressed, i will be happy to do so. >> questions? ok, thank you very much, rob. our next presentation this from our emergency services manager at the department of emergency services. >> i am going to tell you how grants have been going. like the federal government, we have been suffering from the challenges of reduced budget. the two main grants we have coming -- there used to be 62 identified across the nation, which was reduced to 31. state homeland security, that was reduced by 32%. back at the federal level are starting to make their way towards us. i wanted to share with you where we are right now. with the 2008 grants, those are ones we are just closing now. 2009, we're starting to spend a lot more of those funds, as well as 2010. in both cases, the grant cycle is rather interesting. the grant will open, and we have almost a year's time from when we actually put the application in. it goes to the federal government. it is ap

amigos como están los jaguares que no ganaban hace 5 años en ese estadio minuto 43 y pegaba en el horizontalbriel anotaba y suma ya 6. >> las grandes ligas, recibe el premio con más jugadores, conectaba elevado pero lograba una tapada, muy buien partido ganan los dodgers . >> arizona y los padres de san diego, gonzalez se tiraba de pecho, en el monticulo, el venezolano el chucho guzman pero el equipo esta imparable, conectaba un batazo de 4 bases. >> gana arizona, en la liga americana les fue mal, en la octava entrada y conecta el cuadrangular los rangers gana. >> la filial gana y acorta la distancia mañpana esperan cortar la serie. >> feliz noche . >> las partes altas de la bahia están en alerta de tormentas electricas eléctricas: esta alerta se extiende hasta mañana sábado vamos a continuación con las condiciones del tiempo con guillermo . >> buenas noches en la costa oeste se ven más frescas algunos nublados tormenta tropical maría se acerca a la costa este de los estados unidos , es la ruta de huracánes estaremos pendientes, este es el panorama en pantalla para los próximos días, en san

basically makes a vertical and horizontal line. you want to look for these things when you look at a building. and it's not always obvious . if you look at this building, this one was an example of the racking we talked about. see how these studs are starting to fold on each other? if this whole thing fell over, the studs would be connected to each other. this is an example of the racking. obvious example of racking here; right? if you walk into this building, you are going to say this is heavily damaged. easy. large cracks. again, you want to look around the doors and the foundation. here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thou

the proposal is to construct a three story horizontal rear extension and a one story vertical extension. it will be an extension to an existing first floor and basement level, creating a new basement under the extension. the rear extension will be set back 5 feet from the east property line. the vertical extension will create a new third story that will be set back 15 feet from the front building wall and 9 feet from the rear building wall. the will be a steep down slope and a lateral up slope from the west to east. it contains a two-story over basement single-family building. the property is in the nunnelee valley -- noe valley area. the majority of parcels measure 114 feet by 25 feet and buildings range

the proposal is to construct a three story horizontal rear extension and a one story vertical extension. it will be an extension to an existing first floor and basement level, creating a new basement under the extension. the rear extension will be set back 5 feet from the east property line. the vertical extension will create a new third story that will be set back 15 feet from the front building wall and 9 feet from the rear building wall. the will be a steep down slope and a lateral up slope from the west to east. it contains a two-story over basement single-family building. the property is in the nunnelee valley -- noe valley area. the majority of parcels measure 114 feet by 25 feet and buildings range between two and four stories. the residential design team has reviewed and suggests that a five-foot side set back along the east side of the rear addition at the two lowest levels. the project was reviewed by senior management and they agreed with the design recommendations for the top level. however, the recommended having a five-foot side set back on the east property line was only

given properties with no set back, or very little -- i found that again the setback was met by no horizontal extension. i am inclined to overturn the department decision as well. commissioner hwang: i want to say thank you to the people who came out here and testified on behalf of the project sponsor. i think my view is that i agree there needs to be some adherents to these residential design guidelines. at the same time, it is hard. i also have to say, with respect to interior design issues, it is more difficult for me to consider them, way them, as heavily as i would the exterior. right now, i am not sure where i am going to fall. my inclination would be to overturn. president goh: i will jump in. i do not know where i am going to land either. i was taken by commissioner fung's view of the need for the 15 foot setback in the front. i agree the rear may not need to set back. i was a little confused about why the square footage empty space in the middle needed to be there rather than a larger deck on the front of the property. i recognize that this configuration and layout, as my fellow comm

residential districts was the intent of notifying neighbors within 150 feet of the subject property of horizontal and or vertical additions to a dwelling unit. in 2000, this expanded into the neighborhood commercial districts for the same type of expansions as well as changes of use. initially, all changes is views were required to conduct a neighborhood notification and that has been scaled back. in 2008, the requirement for their expanded to include that eastern neighborhood, mixed used districts and western samoa. the city is divided topographical the or because they feel they are a unique section by individual neighborhoods. if i am doing a project in that hour sunset, i need to notify all of the neighborhoods within those boundaries as well as tenants and owners within 150 feet. it is a 30-day hold and as a result, occasionally, someone who feels the project is inappropriate to neighborhood scale and character or may create a negative impact to their property may submit a discretionary review. these are code-complying projects determined to be appropriate by the planning department. however,

you are going from a horizontal sliding to what? >> cement. it is also stuck "in the front. -- it is also stucco in the front. to unify the buildings. we were thinking of steel windows. they are slightly heavier than industrial. but it is similar. commissioner moore: does that track from front to back? >> the front windows, we would keep as they are. we would not change the character. commissioner moore: what is the idea about the glass reeling? is that because you want more transparency to make the building look less massive, or create more -- create more unobstructed views? >> both of those. the primary use our south-facing from this property. it is up on the hill and is a self-sloping property. to reduce the mass, we did not want to use stucco or other heavy materials where we did not have to. commissioner moore: we are very concerned for large glass railings facing public open spaces, because we are concerned that birds have a tendency to confuse glass as being an open space beyond. are you thinking of giving any kind of indication peck's

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. >> i think the utilities are pretty good at telling us horizontally where it is but the depth is harder for them to tell us without digging it up. >> reporter: neighbors complained for weeks before pg&e came to protect the exposed pipe with this setup, some plywood and some caution tape. but neighbors say they still don't feel comfortable that it's safe. >> no, we don't feel confident at all, no. it's a huge concern. if you pull that up board, the pipe is right there. it's been covered. but the problem still exist. >> reporter: now the city's waiting to find out whether it can proceed with the project or has to move to plan b. >> basically you're protecting it with a cap and working aroun it. it will take longer and there will be more cost involved. >> reporter: taxpayer money? >> yes. >> reporter: anne makovec cbs 5. >> pg&e didn't return our calls. >>> from pacifica down to pescadero warning sirens screamed down the san mateo county coastline need. to panic, though. as stephanie chuang explains, it was a test of a new system to warn coastal residents of an upcoming disaster. >> report

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it's part of the horizontal. when you lose that you lose a portion of the control surface. >> i want to ask you what went through your mind when you saw that plane hurl to the ground. you were about 150 yards away. >> yes, sir. i knew it was going to be a disaster. i was just afraid it would end up in the stan. it could have been far worse. fortunately the people at the reno air racing association are very, very safety conscious, and their crews were on the scene immediately to help the people. they did a great job. >> reporter: mark, as you know, one of the powerful narratives that is developing is that somehow the pilot steered the aircraft away from the stands, away from the crowds. what is your theory on that? >> it's possible. it's hard to tell. the point it was at, i would say the airplane was probably so out of control it just went where it went, unfortunately, and thank god could it have been a lot worse. >> so based upon your expertise you don't think there's anything the pilot could have done? >> i don'

a horizontal addition and a vertical addition certainly will result in additional assessment. by the way,? are interesting because the rules change. if you are on the ground and it is a patio, it has different rules. if you lay a flagstone patio, you're not getting a permit for a deck. but if you build -- let us say you build a deck that is less than 30 inches off the ground. no permit is required. it does not go to the assessor reporter's office. between 30 and 36 inches off the ground, you need a permit. you can expand the entire size of your rear yard. if you are more than 36 inches off the ground, you have to meet the planning department open space requirements and encroachment requirements. there is a whole range. another thing would be converting an unfinished basement or adding living area, which is happening very often. people are taking the back of their grosz and turning it into their room, or an attic. that is happening in lot. you have to be assessed for that. i think that is a very green thing to do because you do not have to add building. do you have anything to

social problems this is pretty much everything all the various social problems and then across the horizontal of the bottom here is the income inequality so the higher the inequality the worse things are so the most on equal country in the united. is the usa and we are also at the highest with the index of throw the social problems or move to the next screen. this is an infant or mortality the next one oh i've got to clear the screen here or go in for mortality here again income inequality is always going to be across the bottom ok so a country that has low levels of income inequality for example japan also has low levels of infant deaths this is infant deaths per one thousand live births very low sweden norway these countries the the rich are not as rich and the poor are not as poor the middle class is much greater here along these lines what you're seeing is the countries where the rich the rich is the richest of the poor is the poor as the usa also has the highest level of infant mortality looking at imprisonment rates in the united states our next screen. again around the world rather inc

progressive i stand for positions where the numbers come out a certain way on the vertical and horizontal columns so when you start saying yeah but i'm going to far just this one or i tell you that i'm going to offset this one with that one because i want to please you then it's no longer an analytical or an economic problem it's it's a psychological and anthropological and sociological issue that's what we're up against in washington d.c. right now well it certainly is an uphill battle and richard i don't really know what to make of all this i might have to go home and take a small drink myself but i thank you so much for weighing in for us on this very very busy thursday evening that was richard esko senior fellow at the campaign for america's future. all right well we are coming up on a major anniversary which is of course the united states prepared to mark the ten years have passed since the nine eleven attacks and of course ten years since the launch of the so-called war on terror now it's been a decade of military campaigns overseas accompanied of course by headlines of torture secr

they describe the car as blue and green and having a square back with horizontal lines across the brake lights. >>> some of the most powerful women in pacific rim economics politics will meet later this morning. topic will be how to leverage all that power and here is amy hollyfield. >> secretary of state hillary clinton will be the keynote speaker and she will tell the crowd she knows the vital ingredient to economic growth is. she says women are the vital ingredient. her audience will love hearing hearing that. it's got the most influential gathering of women. it's the asia-pacific economic cooperation which is two weeks long and has attracted fair share of heavy hitters but it's secretary clinton and women that will steel the spotlight. she will tell the women are stronger savers than men and it translates into a higher tax base. but she says women are often confined to the longest rungs of economic by legal restrictions that limit their potential. so today she will lead the conference in making a declaration for women. she will encourage the crowd to be big and bold in its thinking.

they describe the car as blue or green and having a square back with horizontal lines across the brake lights. if you have any information call san anselmo police. >> emeryville as school district is no longer under state control after paying off an installment a $1.3 million loan. they had to take the loan because of the large debt it had collected. the mayor says the loan repayment was made possible by city voters who approved a parcel tax that helped the school district get back on its feet. >> the board of regents is on hoping to come up with innovative ideas as it tries to find stable revenue streams. most of the regents were opposed to a plan to increase fees over the next four years by raising tuition by 8-16% each year. u.c. system faces a projected $2.5 billion budget deficit over the next four years. regents did not vote on a proposed plan but it was clear that most were not on board. >> this is not going to work. i appreciate the need to do multi year strategy this needs to be rejected from my humble perspective. >> we can freeze the size of faculty, we can increase class si

and obviously there was debris that was scattering horizontally too. i'm sure that's what caused the injuries. >> what did you do immediately after the it happened. >> since i'm in the media, i'm not a photog but i headed as close as i could to get some shots. they weren't letting anybody close. soon after they were asking for any medical persons who were in the crowd to come and help. >> we are hearing 30 people were injured seriously? >> no not really. tay basically created a barricade -- they basically created a barricade with emergency vehicles around the impact scene. so you really couldn't see even the video i shot basically is a video of emergency vehicles surrounding the site. so no i did not see any of the injured. >> okay well peter we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. an eyewitness here to what happened out there at the reno airways. the shot of the plane is a p51 mustang. according to the information i have, a p51 mustang can go from 380 to 450 miles per hour. probably gives you some sense of how horrific that impact was. we'r

these horizontal wells can extend a mile or more in a targeted formation. dan, this exposes the well tomorrow i guess. rock. so these long, horizontal wells combined with fracturing a production possible for the first time from a number of these rap tapes. i may also help reduce a surface footprint since only one well can replace it would have been required for a number of wells. so combining these two technologies to create major shale production online has any real game changer for our industry. as recently as the 1980s, natural gas was considered a sign that industry in the united states. production, reserves and demand were declining. the turnaround fence has been so dramatic that we shale now refer to natural gas is nature's gift, partly because of its abundance and its low cost. also for his benefit the national energy security and the environment. in fact, natural gas is essential to helping both short-term and long-term environmental goals. it produces nitrogen, sulfur compounds that cause acid rain and smog. when used for power generation company p

a number of planes were passing by horizontally in what they call the unlimited event.ft. the aircraft was involved with this was a mustang -- and it comes down vertically. the p-51 mustang. the pilot of the aircraft did put out a may day call. you can see the plane right there coming straight down. he tried to pull up according to mike draper, but was unable to. eventually the plane went nearly perpendicular straight down into the ground. mass casualties being reported by mike draper who is one of the producers, who does public events, public affair for this air show. this occurred around 4:15 local time, about 7:15 east coast time. so an hour, 1:45 ago. >> reporter: after we got here, as i said, there were about eight ambulances that were on their way out when we first showed up. there were several more after we arrived. there were fire trucks, helicopters out here. as they started to thin out, we could see a little more of what this scene looked like. there was a lot of crime tape around. there was what look like scrap metal all over, between basically between the ru

>> an interesting thing about this painting was i could have done it with a diagonal grid or a horizontal vertical grid. if i made it diagonal his nose would have been a ski job. the iconography would have been the same. it would have been roy and they would have looked the me, especially reduced but i decided that i wanted to do a horizon vertical grid so your eye would splash down those shapes like water over rocks on a waterfall. d even though ne would be the same in either case, it was an entirely different experience and and i'm an orchestrator of experiences. that's what i try to do. >> it's very rare for a lainter tolpto be as explicito about that intert in the viewers' experience. but richard, for you imagine... it's the opposite you didn't get any step-by-step gratification at all. and for you go through an idea in your head to what it is when these things are complete that will make the viewers' experience be what it is, you're envisioning it to be. can you at all describe that? >> i think some very simple things. i went from conical shape which is were inverted that would allow

. >> reporter: also according to dominion power, horizontal bunkers next to the vertical casks also holdingpent fuel rods a sustained what an official called cosmetic damage, concrete coming loose on its surfaced. i asked james acton for advice on all of this. how terrible is the damage? >> not terrible. anything something happens with dry casks, it is a cause for some concern, and it has to be investigated to see whether there's a systemic problem here, but ting the safety risk here was absolutely tiny. >> they shifted 4 inches, what if one started wobbling, hit another one, and then you've got the bowling pin effect of them falling down. that's a real danger. >> had the shaking been large enough, that would have been a concern. but if you think about this in terms of your refrigerator at home, when your refrigerator is on and the motor is going, actually, it's quite easy to push the refrigerator, even though there's absolutely no chance of the refrigerator tipping over. >> reporter: we were at north anna the day of the earthquake and all day the next day. we kept asking about damage to th

which it was traveling and the direction, heading straight down, should have been traveling in a horizontal position as other planes were during this race. crashing to a box seat area in front of the main grandstand. the plane, a p-51 mustang, a world war ii era fighter plane known as the gal long ghost. the pilot, mr. leeward, was competing at the national championship air races and air show at the reno stead airport. witnesses say his plane was about 400 to 500 feet in the air when it nosedived. the regional medical center confirm it had has received a total of 21 parents so far. joining me now is fred schultz, he witnessed the crash, a pilot himself. fred, what did you see? >> well, what i seen, we looked up above the grandstands and he was in trouble and coming straight down. i think he was trying to do whatever he could right up to the end. i could hear the engine of the plane changing rpms and it just happened so fast. i thought he was coming in on top of us. instead, he missed us by about 100 feet and went out into the box area in front of us. >> and there was no fireball as a result

. >> the horizontal rain and wind gust over 50 miles an hour continue to batter the big easy this morning. we've got flash flood watches out. we have flash flood warnings. also, we have a lot of tornado warnings. so far so good. we haven't had any reported touchdowns, and these are all based on doppler radar. the radar is as much of an inch to an inch and a half. we've had local gauges telling us that, but so far so good in the city. a town that is below sea level. they have all 24 pumps up and running. they've got the backup generators in case the power goes out. the core of engineers working 24-7 keeping an eye on one potential system, including this all-important levee. again, the bottom line is this no katrina. the wind is knocking out power. last check, over 25,000 energy customers have lost power. that's triple what we saw a couple of hours ago, and those numbers will likely increase. it's a slow moving storm. it is taking its sweet time getting to the coast and the stated of louisiana. we're expecting rain, very heavy at times, right on through today, tonight, into sunday, and labo

that was a horizontal column so it's not a critical load- bearing member. the entire structural skeleton remained fine. as you see, it's still in use today. >> reporter: one beam saged? that's it. >> one beam. >> reporter: 90 west survived 9/11 because sky scrapers of that vintage were built like fortresses. >> everything was reinforced. you had a structural, a heavy structural steel skeleton much like the towers. but these were protected with poured concrete or terracotta block tile which gives tremendous resistance to fire. it's basically a redundant system. >> reporter: of course sky scraper design and construction has evolved over the years. the newer glass sky scrapers are half as heavy per square foot as the old concrete fortresses. is it possible to do both, to build the gleaming glass towers and put enough technology in them to make them as safe as this building? >> the glass towers are a problem. the glass skin is a weak point. but you can build buildings that are structurally stable and can withstand the fire long enough to allow the fire departme

which it was traveling and the direction, heading straight down, should have been traveling in a horizontal position as other planes were during this race. crashing to a box seat area in front of the main grandstand. the plane, a p-51 mustang, a world war ii era fighter plane known as the gal long ghost. the pilot, mr. leeward, was competing at the national championship air races and air show at the reno stead airport. witnesses say his plane was about 400 to 500 feet in the air when it nosedived. the regional medical center confirm it had has received a total of 21 parents so far. joining me now is fred schultz, he witnessed the crash, a pilot himself. fred, what did you see? >> well, what i seen, we looked up above the grandstands and he was in trouble and coming straight down. i think he was trying to do whatever he could right up to the end. i could hear the engine of the plane changing rpms and it just happened so fast. i thought he was coming in on top of us. instead, he missed us by about 100 feet and went out into the box area in front of us. >> and there was no fireball as a result