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

we call this the horizontal component of the speed. we call this the vertical part or the vertical component. component is more fancy than part, huh? so we have a horizontal component and a vertical component for every one of these speeds. over here--and now my vertical component longer and i get something like this. so the path of the ball really is-- that's not drawn very well now. it should be a little more-- like that. and, hence, the ball curves. but the neat thing is that what happens sideways doesn't change. it's only the downward part that changes. and you know why that's true? the gravity pulls which way again? beginning with a d, ends with a "own." - try it. - down. down, gravity pulls down. and so guess which way it accelerates? - down. - down. how about accelerating sideways? no. so the sideways part stays the same. [mwah] isn't that nice? take a cannon ball and you throw it up in the air like that, okay? here's the speed like this, the speed gets less, less, less, now it's about to pick up. all along here, the sideways par

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 this thing over here. if this is five units down, this one comes out

the elevation along jackson street, the existing condition above where the horizontal work would be done the central area is to accommodate the new core, the blue representing the glass and the taking off of the prechalet shall we call it and the elevations are there at the bottom. along jackson street, the existing photograph at the top, the existing section or existing elevation along jackson street -- scott street where the blue area is, you see the modest areas of addition and the new facade below. we're changing the look, we're trying to bring the school up to date visually, this is along jackson street, you can see the existing condition in the upper right, some material uses and moves are done by reference there by some examples on your right and this is the facade looking east. the centerpiece looking from the corner of scott and jackson street towards the new core, on the left, you see the existing condition, and on the right, what the school will look like. how we're doing mitigation in the glass, and that concludes my overall introduction to what we are trying to do in the ext

to get to 34, 4 thousand square feet is above grade, that gives us basically 2 to three storeys horizontal addition. in questions, i can address the various ways we can make it happen, but the reddish gold environment that's going to be under the current, what we call the lower field in the northwest quadrant of the school, the 4 thousand additional square feet above grade is in this middle stripe to create a more efficient utilization of space. there is street improvements and it was mentioned facade improvements through scott and jackson street facade, these diagrams outline the scale, the red represents the multiuse facility, the blue represents the horizontal addition on jackson street which is perhaps a foot or two for the glass and maybe 4 to 6 feet of the [inaudible] all within the property line in that central core part of the building, that was the first and second floor, the third floor, we're zk%fíthe shape jackson street and we have playing field on the roof and to make that accessible, we are bringing the elevator up. the pv modifications, i wanted to highlight them, we made

many people have asked, can we have these horizontal tables climb up and go over? there is nothing that would prohibit us from having these horizontal rails or tables. >> as long as you tighten them up because they would go loose. >> here is the dog. the commercial -- commercials have different rules under your planning department, jim. >> there is no required set backs strictly speaking in commercial districts except where there is a residential component. we do have some industrial design guidelines which would probably look at cyclone fences or try to do something a little more attractive. >> without the barbed wire. >> you know this fence on the top has barbed wire. fences that are constructed in whole or in part of that wire are prohibited except with the express permission of the director and the fire department, with the following conditions on the top of a fence more 7 in line in height. maybe, yeah, depending on who is driving. enclosed by a 7 foot high fence such that entry to the area is limited by the nonbar fence. you have to have an elder barbed fence

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

>> that's where you place a derrick on firm ground, then dig down with a drill bit that snakes horizontallynder the sand dunes with branching tentacles like a fish bone. the drill bits can travel out for as much as five miles. you know, when we were growing up, we always heard about the building of the pyramids. this sounds like the building of the pyramids. >> it was a huge task for everybody. >> the shaybah facility is now being expanded to extract a total of 750,000 barrels a day of high-grade, arab extra light crude. and when will you see the first drop of oil out of the new part right behind you? >> we will operate this facility very early next year. we're almost done. >> so the beginning of '09. >> absolutely. >> then on the other side of the kingdom, there's an even bigger mega project at a field known as khurais. it's also scheduled to go online in 2009. >> this is the biggest oil project in history. >> khalid abdulqader, the project manager, says 1.2 million barrels a day will be tapped here. that's more than the entire daily production of some o.p.e.c. countries like qatar and ind

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

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

horizontal line is if you enrich me on 20% you're on your way to the bomb. we can't allow that.cond is even if you stop at 20%, if you do it horizontally and get a lot of that stuff, the iranians are halfway to get enough to make a bomb. if you go all the way to 200 or so kilos that you need, it's already at the red line. it's saying enrichment at 20%. contain the amount enriched at that amount. if you get anything or threaten anything it's enrichment itself, not the other aspect of the bomb. that is a clear red line. i don't think there is anybody who can say it's vague. >> bret: but the administration is not there. >> juan: not at all. the news that came out of the prime minister speech today, he thanked president obama for saying that the united nations wilunited statesfor saying we wa bomb. there is still time to talk. to your point the united states administration said we still think there is still an opportunity for diplomacy. what you heard from prime minister netanyahu today is that israel is not going to act unilaterally. they are, they feel they are in concert with the

it means that as you walk down to the bottom of the fire escape, there's a ladder sticking out horizontally. it will go down because there's a weight. >> it doesn't go all at once. >> so counter balance ladders are what the code currently require. but as we walk around, you will see many of them don't have counter balance ladders, they have drop ladders and accordians and all that. this is an excellent type of ladder. you can see from the end of counter balance ladder, there's a chain. if you follow the chain up. it goes up to a pulley and down the other side to a weight. can you see that? the big weight is the counter balance weight and the code prescribes how many force it will take to operate that counter balance. >> is there a maximum height? >> yes. there's a maximum and minimum. >> it's in the handout >> ladder xdto the ground. on page 6, 2.7. a permanent, 50 pounds. 150 pounds 1 quarter of the way will start to swing slowly down. and no fire escapes will be less than 14 feet above the sidewalk. when any part falls away, it has to be 14 feet. >> the top ladder too, that's a straight l

the mining requires a horizontal drilling mixing water and chemicals to fracture the shale and getting the gas. people from pennsylvania came to warn of their experience. >> many families have lost access to clean water, fresh air, and are dealing with health problems. >> are you going to want to come to western maryland and go on vacation or spend a million dollars on a vacation home if you're going to wake up beside a gas plant or compressor station or a gas drill? >> let's hit the pause button and have a moratorium on fracking. let's get it done right if it can be done right and move forward from there. >> it said intercessor committee did not vote because they have a lot of pressing issues before them and read at a time. she considers herself one of the biggest environmentalists in the assembly and it calls claims that lobbyist influence her fictitious and insulting. she urged the delegates to get your story straight. however, have found funding to work on best practices and will make a recommendation by august, 2014. authorities say they're working with other agencies to come up w

victorias y aprendemos de nuestros errores pero mantenemos nuestra vista, nuestra visiÓn fijada en el horizontee somos benditos de ser ciudadanos de la mejor naciÓn de los estados unidos. gracias que dios los bendiga a ustedes y que dios bendiga a estos estados unidos. (ovaciÓn). ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> este fue el discurso de aceptaciÓn del presidente barack obama. continÚamos despuÉs de un momento en con el anÁlisis, regresamos. ♪ of their own, we ♪ >>> regresamos de charlotte carolina del norte. en este momentos vemos en el escenario que el presidente barack obama su esposa unido a el, sus 2 pequeÑas hijas, sasha y malya. joe biden su vice presidente. y nuevamente a la casa blanca, escuchamos un discurso del presidente barack obama, distinto al que escuchamos hace 4 aÑos, lleno suped rancde espe sueÑos. hablamos con un estadista y un presidente. reconociendo que el camino no ha sido nada fÁcil. pero sin embargo, sÍ se puede lograr. ¿cual es tu impresiÓn del discurso, luis? >>> fue fuerte y por momentos emotivos. no solo estuvo apuntando a los demÓcratas si no a los votantes indecisos. recordando la

that fusion is so complete because the architect has shaped this interior both vertically and horizontally in such a way as to suggest that the building interior contains a perfect form, that perfect form known as the sphere. the paradox encountered in this structure is that space so ordinarily thought of as being defined by architecture instead defines architecture. the true substance of the building is space. you can see, the coffers, meant solely to organize, to structure our visual experience, recede towards the oculus, culminating in that passage-- not an escape, but a kind of communication between the interior space defined by this extraordinary building and the space of the cosmos that lies beyond. that cosmos is perfection, perfection in the form of a sphere, a sphere which has no beginning and no end. pagan temple, christian church, bold and original work of art-- the pantheon remains a symbol of universal significance for all the ages. hadrian's restless intelligence was also at work in the immense and inspired villa complex he built for himself near tivoli. like other emperors,

and of those, only three were with the horizontal drilling and fracturing technologies.west in the sense of being totally unexplored. the formations are different. the ones in the states are late paleozoic era. what that means is it's older. and therefore there's been more tectonic shifting of the rock formations themselves. so there's a good chance that as opposed to the nice, big, continuous reservoir that is we have here, you may have a series of smaller ones there. so that could be a problem because it's a lot harder to deal with the smaller quantity. second, they appear to be probably 1,000 feet buried deeper than they are here. that raises the cost of drilling because here it's generally between 2,000 and 3,000 feet. so that's an issue. on the other hand, labor is cheaper there. the permitting and all that is probably going to be a lot less expensive than it is here. a structural issue, though, in sichuan and elsewhere, fracking uses a tremendous amount of water. and water is in somewhat short supply. in fact, the joke is, if everybody in china took a shower every

most of us have unlimited visibility in the horizontal and vertically the low clouds are hanging out there. half moon bay, seven mile visibility. we'll see a few more clouds but for the most part. high pressure dominating our weather for at least one or more two days. we'll have clouds just about everywhere through 7:00 and some in the south and east bay valleys. temperatures in the 50s. clouds will pull back to the coast and then it will be warm in the afternoon hours, with near 90 and 80 around the bay and low to mid 50s around the coast. you may want to grab a light coat. saturday, sunday, monday you see the gradual cooling trend. we lose a couple degrees until temperatures are back where they should be inland, cooler than average around the coast. >>> good morning. it's friday morning. got to get the voice warmed up and working. san mateo bridge, taillights over to foster city. highlights, no problems on both directions of highway 92 there. this is a shot of highway 24 from volume vollmer camera and very light traffic if you are heading on 24 out of the tri-valley area. we have r

visibilitys unlimited in the horizontal plain, fog not out there, just a lot of marine layer clouds 1500 to 2,000 feet. culprit area of low pressure has drawn near to the bay area and really put a stubborn sea breeze into our forecast. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. clouds open up by noon, mid 70s inland. mid 60s bay. mid 50s coast. stay in the 50s better part of today in the coast, may touch upper 60s around 4:00 around the bay and 79 inland, well below average. we are going to be cool again tomorrow, slightly warmer thursday and friday mid 80s inland, low 70s bay, 60 at the coast. an update on that accident from sue. >>> fremont area north 880 auto mall parkway earlier accident tow trucks have taken that away debris in lanes chp may have to do a traffic break to cleanup that mess. howard street closed in san francisco between third and fourth big dream force convention, traffic jammed coming into san francisco off 101 bay bridge on third street most of the week. eastbound 4 loveridge roadwork has that highway shutdown until 5:30 detour in place. northbound and southbound roadwork

then they tilted the rotors in a horizontal direction so it could fly like a conventional plane. the maneuver is considered the most hazardous aspect of operating this aircraft. >> translator: i'm frightened by the thought that the aircraft may crash around here. >> translator: i'm fine with test flights as long as they're safe. >> after the test flights, u.s. personnel are expected to fly the ospreys to okinawa. the aircraft will be stationed at the u.s. marine corps futenma air station in ginowan city. locals aren't happy. >> translator: i'm angry with the central government's policy based on the premise that the aircraft will be deployed at futenma. i'll do my best to block the deployment. >> japanese defense minister satoshi morimoto has been trying to strike a balance between listening to citizens and working with the american military. >> translator: i believe u.s. forces will pay utmost attention to local communities to ensure the safety of flights. >> morimoto plans to meet next week with the okinawa governor and the ginowan mayor to seek their support for the ospreys' de

horizontal drilling and fracking, natural gas has great potential benefits. much cleaner than coal. $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

preem replaced those with sliders the sliding windows are out of plain with each otherc'd in a horizontal w that's out of character for victorian houses. when you think about replacing the windows replace them in like and in kind the same type of window original to the belling. >> i agree with in like and in kind replacing double pane does a lot for energy efficiency. is there a way you can accommodate? >> from the street it's not apparent if it's double or single paned. 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

the next day, based on another, this was july 11, 2008, 2008, 64297 was issued for horizontal building enlargement that had been constructed on the southeast or left side of the building, and the requirement was to file a building permit to comply with the construction. and the final notice of violation was issued actually by myself on february 6, 2009. that is 2009-89665. and that had to do with the rear of the property. the southernmost faÇade wall of the property, which had been added to, and it did not match the most recent drawings that we had on record, which were from the restoration and the rebuilding of the building from 1998, said that is why that permit was issued. subsequent to all of that, a permit was filed. in 2010. so a permit application 2010- 0107435 it was filed in response to all of those three notices of violation, and it made it to the planning process is and what happened at planning, which you have just heard from mr. sanchez. any further questions, i am available. president hwang: thank you. director goldstein: thank you. ok, is their public comment on this ite

then they tilted the rotors in a horizontal direction so it could fly like a conventional plane. the maneuver is considered the most hazardous aspect of operating this aircraft. >> translator: i'm frightened by the thought the aircraft may crash around here. >> translator: i won't oppose the test flights as long as safety is confirmed. >> u.s. personnel are expected to fly the ospreys to okinawa. the aircraft will be stationed at the u.s. marine corps futenma air station. locals aren't happy. >> translator: i'm angry with the central government's policy based on the premise that the aircraft will be deployed at futenma. i'll do my best to block the deployment. >> japanese defense minister satoshi morimoto has been trying to strike a balance between listening to citizens and working with the american military. >> translator: i believe u.s. forces will pay utmost attention to local communities to ensure the safety of flights. >> morimoto plans to meet next week with the okinawa governor and ginowan mayor. the defense miner is's spokesperson says they haven't received any prorts of

. >> we drew various horizontal lines across the two images.ould see points of her hand were in exactly the same place in one as the other. the vertical distances between the bottom of her chin and lips or the parts of her hair were in exactly the same place in both. >> very interesting. what do you think? the painting has been in private hands since it was found in an english mansion in 1913. >>> pulling his weight for a good cause. the world record attempt that will leave you a little guilty that you skipped the gym today. >>> a navy s.e.a.l. has attempted to break a world record for most pullups in a 23-hour period. he'll do ten pullups per minute. he's trying to break the current world record. people will be able to see him from a window where he's expected to finish tomorrow morning. he's doing this to raise money for the special operations warrior foundation which helps children of fallen heroes go to college. >> i might be in tomorrow morning just to see how he's going. >> do we have a look at the forecast tomorrow? >> yes, it's going to

. >> that's called "horizontal fracking." some claim this might actually cause small earthquakes.ue is what's being pumped into the rock to force out the gas. new mixes of sand, water and chemicals are being used. critics claim those mixes may be more dangerous. >> ♪ with names like benzene and formaldehyde ♪ ♪ you better keep it far away from the water supply ♪ >> these companies are using highly toxic and, in some cases, chemicals that are known human carcinogens, which means chemicals that cause cancer. >> some believe that fracking too close to schools is causing problems. >> in states all across this country, where kids are coming home from school after playing during recess or during after-school sports practices, complaining of severe headaches, nausea, their eyes are watering. >> while george w. bush was president, the government changed some of the laws that protected the nation's drinking water. >> ♪ so it all goes back to 2005 ♪ ♪ bush said gas drillers didn't have to comply ♪ ♪ with the safe drinking water act ♪ ♪ before too long it was "frack, baby frack" ♪ ♪ until th

a lot of these measures have been horizontal measures. they've been imposed across the board and part of the reason for that is they had to be imposed very quickly, many places. there wasn't the infrastructure or the frame work to be more targeted. if this greek government is going to survive, it does have to get more targeted, and it has to do a lot more on tax evasion where not enough work has been done. >> that report card should be ready by october. >> all right, thanks very much aaron with the business news. so, it's all over. the paraolympics were brought to a close on sunday night with a lavish ceremony in east london. fireworks, flame throwers, hire wire acrobats and music from cold play, rihanna and jay-z ended what the head of international paraolympic committee said the greatest paraolympics ever. they will cap the olympics with a victory parade in london. one gold medal competed as a swimmer at three olympics. and he joins me now in the studio. my heavens, you're very well qualified to tell us. first of all, on the paraolympic

sponsor's sake and for the commission staff does recognize with any development, vertical or horizon -- horizontal, there will be an impact. for the review is whether it meets minimum standards of residential guidelines and in addition whether it is something that is exceptional or extraordinary in order for you to use your discretionary review power. >> exactly my thought. that is what we traditionally try to do, which is in keeping with decisions, which i'm prepared to advocate for. if there is a way to open up without significantly opening up the discussions and let in a shaft of light and air. that is something i'd like them to look at before the next time. >> commissioner sugaya? >> not to prolong but one last observation. i missed the fact. the light well proposed is two feet shorter than the existing light well there now on this particular building. is that right, mr. cabreros? >> from side property line. five feet wide now. >> currently. >> correct. >> will it be three feet wide. >> all right. we have made more agregious decisions than this one i think whenever it comes back to us. mr. pau

. >> good to have you among the seated and not horizontal. savannah guthrie, we'll see you both in primetime. good time for a reminder. we'll be on with two hours of convention coverage in prime tonight beginning at 9:00 eastern 6:00 pacific right here on this very same nbc station. we have a quick hurricane update for you tonight. leslie is meandering well off the coast of bermuda. still a category 1 but it could strengthen to a 2 by the time it skirts by the island on sunday. michael briefly became the first major hurricane of this busy season already, quickly strengthening, blowing up to a category 3 overnight but is already back down to a 2 this evening. so far out to sea it doesn't yet pose any threat to land. and it looks like, sadly, hurricane isaac roiled up some oil that had been covered up since the bp spill along the gulf coast. they are seeing new oil and tar balls in louisiana and alabama. they have closed a total of 13 miles of beaches including some of the barrier islands. the oil has already affected some pelicans and the othe

hopefully save many lives indeed the interior doesn't leave much to the imagination with only two horizontal planks the beds and a small table in between but when your life is on the line surely i mean it's he's would be the last thing on your mind as usual settles. the cabin was built for emergencies only not for a full overnight stay but it allows rescuers to come to a specific point rather than having to search large areas and in turn it helps the mountain climbers to well survive climbers aside russia's rescue service the m chairs or the ministry for emergency situations are only too thankful for such installations too often they return from a rescue mission with a body bag but the new cabin has already come to the rescue of two german mountain climbers and hopefully will assist many others in the future for the commercial way of getting down for mountain climbers is to work down but i'm going to take the easy route i think in the helicopter that's behind me back down to the base of mount elbrus this is my third saying go for clearly from the top of mt albert. and i can tell you if you a

this particular drawing i'm not going to sit here and redesign it, but the response, this is a horizontal page, i think there needs to be more work done on the building. i'm very comfortable with the developer trying to be more responsive and open to discussing with the marsh, some of the real big survival issues, but i do believe there has to be more work on the architecture including on the transitioning to both streets in order to make this building more contextual i would say, although i hate that word. >> if i may, and i don't know if we want to redesign at this point, but if you look at one of the pages, it's labeled 25 and it looks down hill street and i'm picking up on commissioner moore's comments because you look at the red building where valencia and hill come together, and there's a clear step down, right. commissioner antonini. >> thank you, we're putting some renderings up there, it's hard to see on the screen, the ones on the right are the earlier ones and i think they were a little bit more sensitive than the newer one which has the rounded larger bay, and also if you can'

very very horizontal multinational corporations almost an economy and to themselves absolutely yeah. and then on that deep note i'm going to i'm going to switch gears because this is a great story would you believe me dimitri the new movie if i told you that harvard graduates are making less out of school then graduates out of a school in south dakota here's a look. but an average harvard grad just graduate two thousand and twelve is being out earned by a graduate that all paid almost four times less from a school because most famous state is known for mt rushmore go figure. that is a pretty good return on your investment if you went to the south dakota school as mining and technology would you be killed jilted if you graduated from harvard and were even making as much as some of the paid far less for a school and with a less prestigious degree no good this just shows you got a bunch of people are going to. look we need is more people that actually go and get the grease that actually help them get a job in the real world these university agrees they pay out of that they get to take o