the new antenna is directional in both the horizontal and vertical. the ready it much less energy directly below the antennas den -- they radiate much less energy directly below the antennas. the throw is about 11 degrees below the horizontal for these particular antennas. commissioner antonini: i noticed this is different from the earlier one, because we are moving the existing antenna. >> we only study the proposed replacement. commissioner antonini: our case study talks about the removal of an antenna that was placed in 1998. that would have to factor in the rf emissions that are being removed, figuring out what the result is. >> that is correct. the old antennas would not be included in the study. in some directions, that might be a decrease. in others, it might be an increase. those now proposed comply with federal guidelines. commissioner sugaya: move to approve with conditions. commissioner antonini: second. >> the motion on the floor is for approval with conditions, as proposed. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner

if you have that four-inch spacing and you've got an ambitious young boy -- >> horizontal spacing. >> exactly. the vertical rails for child safety is the best way to go. even if it meets code, sometimes it's a little scary. you got to think a little bit beyond that sometimes. >> attractive nuisance for a child that's going to go i really want climb over this. >> the building code is silent about whether this should be vertical or horizontal. and horizontal guardrails are fine even though we understand they pose some kind of hazard for little kids to climb. this is an interesting building up behind hoover middle school. in the sunset. >> looks like it was in the sierras. >> isn't that something? the back of this building looks just like a normal blind wall building. it's a big clear stand wall, you know, stucco or something. and here, it appears to be and i don't know what the actual structure is. it appears to be stone below and a log building above. >> [laughter] >> with a big balcony deck on these giant beams that projects from the building. >> these are low beams and the real struc

the pitcher is throwing the ball horizontally. are we given the horizontal distance that the ball goes? yes, we are. and that distance is what? twenty five meters. are we given the time that the ball is in the air? no. therefore, the problem can't be done. boom, impossible. wait a minute, we're not given the time but we be knowing enough physics to figure out what the time is. see how many of us can figure out how long is that ball in the air. let me make it easy, let's suppose the dude just took the ball and drop it. how long would it be in the air, beginning with a w. - one. - one. but now he ain't dropping it. he's throwing it sideways. check the person sitting next to you and see if the person sitting next to you is any resource in this problem. how many say it's one second? show our hands. that's right, it's one second, gang. 'cause if it's gonna take one second for something to fall five meters and you toss it out, it's still five meters vertical. it's like thishing over here. if this is five units down, this one comes out,

the horizontal wells are going to be a big step. gulf of mexico guys pioneered the horizontal drilling with new tools. the fields you could do it in were owned by the ma i jors. now we have a bunch of those large fields. i think you're going to be some incredibly successful horizontal wells. we're running pipe. we'll drill about 1,000 foot lateral. this is not like shell drilling. they're short laterals, really high flow rates and we're going to concentrate on moving volume, increasing our recoveries. and i think as those kick in, you're going to see the multiple increase you're talking about. >> i see the am of oil you pull out of the ground. people made estimates about what is in the gulf of mexico a long time ago. what you're showing is that's not the case. are you just another part of this puzzle that shows why we could have north american energy self-sufficiency and it's not pie in the sky and it's not a political promise? >> i would agree with that. it's not pie in the sky. it involves some hard work and involves some things t

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the horizontal wells are going to be a big step.orizontal drilling with new tools. and we kind of went away from it, because oil price collapsed. the fields you could do it in were owned by the majors. now as you pointed out in your opening, we have a bunch of those large fields. i think you're going to be some incredibly successful horizontal wells. we just put our first well into the zone. we're running pipe. we'll drill about 1,000 foot lateral. this is not like shell drilling. they're short laterals, really high flow rates and we're going to concentrate on moving volume, moving water through there and increasing our recoveries. and i think as those kick in, you're going to see the multiple increase you're talking about. >> now, let's just speak more globally for a second. i see the amount of oil that you're pulling out of the ground. what it tells me is, people made estimates about what was in the gulf of mexico a long time ago. what you're showing is that's not the case. are you just another part of this puzzle that shows why w

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

five, in providing homes for new immigrants, horizontal appears to be more successful than vertical. that is kind of the brutalist projects that ream paris. you don't find there's one exception in queens, but otherwise most of the outing in queens -- housing in queens is either single-family housing or four or five-story apartment houses. just one minute. oh, shareen, i knew i'd screw up this one. [laughter] just a minute. i'm looking for six. four, five -- three, okay. oh. give me the book, ted, and i'll find it right here. thank you. [laughter] it's in the back of the book, and i should add a footnote about the back of the book that i'll come to in a second. i'll come to six. this is the chapter that we call the future of us all based on a book about queens by the socialologist and -- sociologist and anthropologist roger sanchek. and we said, six, do not underestimate the power of parental and civic associations. seven, use public libraries to give immigrant newcomers a welcoming space where not only books, but dvds are available in their mother tongues. and we'll talk about maybe

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lines, and gateways and transition zones into the lane, built from the urban landscaping, with horizontalcontinuity between the two buildings and the intersection that you can see, one street leading to the building beyond. you feel that you are inside of the block. this is south amsterdam, where the lanes are also in the intersections and you can see the use building setbacks of the block and there, there is a gateway at either end for the building. soma as the land structure as well. you can see this in south park in the residential enclave,

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crisis in a few years by of the shipping natural gas and oil technologies that have formed the horizontal tracking and other developments to make it possible with a much smaller footprint reach more fuel man in the past. the grain energy sources was part of the global a environment that was from arable soil solar cells and windmills and biofuels they waste what is important while a ignoring the infinite drove of energy below the surface and it could be reached with a small footprint of usable land. >> host: george gilder what is altruism? how does that fit? >> is the needs toward others. i believe capitalism is altruistic to say it is based on making investments in without any assurance others will respond. might only work if they respond imaginatively to the needs of others why i think it is altruistic but socialism is based on agreed. maybe the greed for power that leads addis an invisible hand to a welfare state because goldman sachs goes to washington for its guaranteed investments which is the definition of socialism they tried to guarantee the worth rather than of the right this bet

i mean, like, she wants to do the horizontal hula, and by, like, the horizontal hula, i mean she wantsread into her basket. - yeah, no, i got you. - hey, you still want to get that drink? - yeah, i don't know. - got some beers i took from some kids. told 'em i was a cop. [chuckles] idiots. - hey, have you seen dr. coleman? george? oh, sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt. - you weren't interrupting. we're just inspecting the fractured femur of a st. bernard that came in yesterday. - oh. well, i'm glad to hear things are running so smoothly. [chuckles] - go! go! go! - yes! - oh, no! - come on! come on! [monkey screeching] [overlapping cheering] - yes! - yeah! boom! - [laughing] yeah! [monkey squeals] - still goin'! - i told you. - pay up, riz. - pay him, monkey. - come on, monkey, pay up. all of it. all of it. [monkey screeches] thank you. - eat it, rizzo. >> tonight, goodbye london. hello sochi and rio. the olympics are moving on. tax free wekk. ek. countdown to election day. a big announcement by the romney camp. from wbal tv 11, this is breaking news. [captioning made posble by constell

i mean, like, she wants to do the horizontal hula, and by, like, the horizontal hula, i mean she wantsread into her basket. - yeah, no, i got you. - hey, you still want to get that drink? - yeah, i don't know. - got some beers i took from some kids. told 'em i was a cop. [chuckles] idiots. - hey, have you seen dr. coleman? george? oh, sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt. - you weren't interrupting. we're just inspecting the fractured femur of a st. bernard that came in yesterday. - oh. well, i'm glad to hear things are running so smoothly. [chuckles] - go! go! go! - yes! - oh, no! - come on! come on! [monkey screeching] [overlapping cheering] - yes! - yeah! boom! - [laughing] yeah! [monkey squeals] - still goin'! - i told you. - pay up, riz. - pay him, monkey. - come on, monkey, pay up. all of it. all of it. [monkey screeches] thank you. - eat it, rizzo. >>> and now from washington's leading news station -- this is news 4 at 11:00. >>> romney/ryan hit the road. now the focus shifts to the republican national convention and who is kept off the stage. >> a navy destroyer left with a gash a

you are driving along, thinking about anything and you see the horizontal lines in the road. in washington d.c., it means you have passed the speed camera and be on the way. all of a sudden, the car and the other slows down. there is a speedy camera everywhere. and the age of speed cameras, learned this city is somewhere in to other locations. is crying foul about this one. camera is hidden behind a bridge abutment. give people a fighting chance. you hide of the device, it no longer about traffic safety, about entrapment. is the city making money off of these cameras? you bet it is. in 2011, they made $59 million. year, it made that much by of june thanks to higher ticket prices. they are usually speed traps. soggy bottom camera emerges on a crosswalk has some are tired of running for their lives. sometimes they don't stop. >> i don't know if i agree with in general, but is a lot of speeding that here. westbound speeders heading toward virginia, beware. the police chief has argued about safetyall not about revenue. right now, the numbers are on her side. in the past decade, d

everything has to flow horizontal and vertical leap. we created several modules to make it easier for contractors to attach the documents in a standardized format. we do not have to go deeper anymore. i don't have a formal education in i.t., however, i have deployed some systems when i was working for the industry, and i brought in young, energetic staff to help. we implemented this. it took three months. people knew when they were going to get paid. i think we have a happy contractor community. >> these system improvements have really it increased service to our clients and reduced costs and really improved the bidding environment for our contractors. it's remarkable what she has done. >> been a public service -- being a public servant is a good thing. i love my job. i would never exchange it for anything else in the world. [applause] [applause] >> i am from the department of public works. i have the honor of introducing jocelyn quintos. i will just a real quick, jocelyn works very hard. through her work, a lot of contracts and a lot o

. >> we are bringing you out vertically or horizontally. >> neil: i understood what you say. mayor, thank you very much. i don't care what flag you are. that is smart. he got republicans to come to florida in hurricane city. game over and left to right, that guy is pretty good. we have been waiting for governor rick scott to give us an update on where things stand and we are looking at a market supdespite the economy being down anyone who knows what white house will be next year. >> neil: we have had a number of meterologist talking about the track of this thing. catty one or twompt and joe telling us it could reach a category 3. hard to say, this is not florida, but lookingalt a lot of rain and oil facilities in the gulf are looking at a very long shut down and you as a result are looking at sustained high gas prices for a while at a minimum. u.s. markets are up despite the economy all but shaken up. and closing in on 16 trillion bucks, you have to wonder what is up. former stock exchange dick grasso is one that they have had. dick why is this. and what appears to me a disco

horizontal drilling and fracking, natural gas has great potential benefits. much cleaner than coal. it is $1.75 per gallon equivalent to less-expensive. it keeps jobs here and does not send billions of dollars to a dictatorship. there is fear about what happens and we sat down with halliburton and the oil and gas services companies. we understand they have trade secrets. we showed what the ingredients are and it took a six months but we got the environmental defense fund to claim victory and have halliburton claim victory. here is a transparency, set of regulations that will protect the public and settle down all the hysteria and kirk -- furor about fracking. i did it when i was a kid diyala this. how do we get past that fear and uncertainty and create some sort of predictability to business needs? that became a symbol for our issues. to find the appropriate compromise so we can get on to the next problem. >> would you like to bring us up-to-date on california? maybe give us a sneak preview of the may revise briefly. >> where selling bonds and we're not disclosing materials between

it means that as you walk down to the bottom of the fire escape, there's a ladder sticking out horizontallygo down because there's a weight. >> it doesn't go all at once. >> so counter balance ladders are what the code currently

even an antenna that is omnidirectional in the horizontal plane is still directional in the vertical plane. that means it radiates less energy directly downward. both patterns are taken into account, when we conduct our independent type galatians, whether a particular site complies with federal guidelines for human exposure to radio frequency energy. commissioner antonini: i guess my question was more that the older antenna is more omnidirectional

visibility is 10 miles which is unlimited in the horizontal, you can see as you look up in the vertical plain we have low hanging clouds that the's -- that's the reason we'll have those delays. here's the players on our map, here are the players, low pulling away interest us that brought the strong sea breeze yesterday and high to the south still pumping moisture and warm weather. we start with clouds in the morning, 50s and 60s. noon clouds pull back to the coast, mix of high clouds and sun temperatures from 50s to near 60 along the coast, 60s and 70s bay, 70s and 80s inland. 90s not there during the lunch hour. mainly mid to upper 80s east bay valleys 4:00, 70s everywhere else, san francisco, oakland 60s. 7:00 50s along the coast, 60s bay, 70s inland. next three days less and less sun as moisture becomes more plentiful dry, temperatures dropping one to two degrees everyday through the weekend. that's your forecast for now. >>> good morning. it is nice and with quiet kind of what you would expect and like this time of the morning. eastbound 4 overnight roadwork continues until 5:30 all

horizontal fracking in other developments that have made it possible to live a much -- leave a much smaller footprint on the surface and reach much larger troves of fuel than in the past. the most valuable part of the global environment is the surface of the year. parcel along the surface of the earth. you have solar cells and then mills, biofuels all the systems waste which is -- which was important which is the surface of the earth will ignoring almost infinite to have an open intros of energy below the surface of the earth that can be reached with a very small footprint on the earth's of usable land. >> what is altruism and have is that fit into capitalism? >> altruism is an orientation toward the needs of others. i believe capitalism is intrinsically altruistic. capitalism is based on making investments without any assurance that others will respond to them. capital investments only work if they're respond imaginatively to the needs of others, and that's why i think capitalism is intrinsically altruistic. socialism, believe, is intensively based on greed. as by an invisible hand to an e

particular area looking at the rain totals: what is collected in these gauges even the blowing horizontallyd looking at some of the wind gusts: that's threw out the coastal region along the gulf here are the local temperatures right now at this time: 8 10.3 ft. storm surge has been reported along the shoreline that's how much the gulf has risen ... the highest seas are at 24 ft.. let's take a look at the model along the gulf coast ... wins will still be gusting at 60 mi. per hour before midnight ... 59 mi. per hour tomorrow tomorrow evening 46 mi. per hour and the rain will keep falling ... it will fan out as the storm moves out beyond it that ... the storm could impact our area we are looking at the plotting model: this will be heading up into the midwest ... there will be congressional warming and sunshineompressional water and sunshine... and what concerns me is all of the heavy water and rain fall ... central illinois will see something by late friday but saturday we may see rain here in chicago ... by the way these are late arriving reports from eastern florida ... royal palm beach had

lines, and gateways and transition zones into the lane, built from the urban landscaping, with horizontalcontinuity between the two buildings and the intersection that you can see, one street leading to the building beyond. you feel that you are inside of the block. this is south amsterdam, where the lanes are also in the intersections and you can see the use building setbacks of the block and there, there is a gateway at either end for the building. soma as the land structure as well. you can see this in south park in the residential enclave, and there are few amazing gateways, and i am helping on the screen you can see all the yellow dots that i have highlighted there, these are opportunities to build a stronger identity, but you can see -- what the corners look like as you move. particularly up sixth street. another way to change soma is to extend the urban fabric. part of it comes from this fine- grained fabric. there are many small lots that give density and character to the street. we have always have the large and small lots and combinations, current development requires increasing

months of age if your child is done by be to remove the sting her family back outs by scraping horizontal it with a credit card or your fingernail. summer checkup and the 49ers kick off preseason play raises that is next. the little league world series this is ted clark. forty- niners opening up preseason against the vikings alex smith had five receivers tied for no. 1 by a prince wayne scores the first touchdown of 49 is take a 73 lead next up: cabinet made his own favorite receiver. touchdown 49 years. the 49 is the the vikings' 76. the a's have 13 more crosswinds this year but tonight they got a taste of their own medicine. for and things went to the white sox and a homer in the ninth oakland is a half-game back from the wild card race. tens of back home some semblance allowed three runs in seven innings without any help from the offense colorado wins three to nothing and the giants and dodgers and outside in the west. in the pga championship tiger woods the dazing and carl peterson are tied to the lead at 4 under. >>> alden smith and hopefully everything is ok. >>> we need among the d

detroit metro airport at delta 737 and small regional jet came within two miles of each other horizontally. safe flying calls for three miles of separation. >> really scary. tons of live at risk and whether it's miscommunication or whatever, they should be on top of that type of thing. >> the problem the air traffic controllers headset jack wasn't fully operating so the pilots couldn't hear air traffic instruction. the f.a.a. says the pilots were aware they were too close andener at risk for colliding. elizabeth cory with the f.a.a. said in a statement air traffic control was aware they had a situation where separation was less than they would like. both planes landed safely and the f.a.a. is investigating. but the incident comes three days after a similar scare locally. on tuesday at reagan international airport, a miscommunication led to a near miss of three planes flying too close. travelers at national today said even though officials said the planes weren't in danger of colliding, the news is concerning. >> if safety requires a higher price, we should be paying the higher price instea

detroit metro airport a delta 737 and a small regional jet came within two miles of each other horizontally. >> it's really scary. that's lives at risk and whether miscommunication or whatever, they should definitely be on top. >> the problem? the air traffic controllers head set jack wasn't fully operating so the pilots couldn't hear air traffic instructions. the pilots were aware they were too close and never at risk for colliding. both planes landed safely and the f.a.a. is investigating. but the incident comes just three days after a similar scare local will. on tuesday, a miscommunication led to a near miss of three planes flying too close. travelers at national said even though officials say the planes weren't in danger of colliding the news is still concerning. >> if safety requires that a higher then we should be paying the higher price instead of crossing our fingers when we get on the plane. >> but many said it's a risk they're still willing to take. >> it's not going to deter me from flying. >> now for a developing story. wild fires are burning in areas around oklahoma city. crew

miles santa rosa, five half moon bay, nine hayward, eight livermore everybody else unlimited on the horizontal plain. clouds and i think there will be delays at sfo again low from yesterday pulling away, orange, dry up there marine layer keeping us cloudy this morning i don't think it will hang around as long as questioned but close. cloudy through 7:00 in most areas except east bay and south bay a few clouds from time to time. the noon hour clouds back to the coast except for around san francisco and towards oakland, 50s and 60s there, 70s inland. by 4:00, a little sunshine develop along the coast compared to yesterday, fives and 60s for you, 70s bay, 80s inland. 7:00 going to cool rapidly 50s coast into san francisco and oakland 60s and 70s rest of us. next three days tomorrow, about the same as today, then look at temperatures cool off dramatically for state and sunday, two to six degrees cooler by the end of the weekend. time for traffic. >>> good morning. no hot spots, good news. major roadwork in parts of the north bay red top from red top towards lynch on highway 12 jamison canyon we ha