you know the largest infinity is from standing dead still 0-1. get anything moving can the hardest. once things are moving it's much easier to sustain and build things and you will feel that. i'm sorry you had a question a long time ago. >> tell me more. >> very loosely. we really value innovation. encouraging people to be contact specific. it's not like dpw doesn't have a lot of rules. it's a city there are a lot of rules and regulations. >> space could be a bench or stool. >> we have had issues with things that are temporary you know like what we are looking at is permanent physical and sustainable improvements. but really there is your imagination and what's possible. >> go ahead. >> right. >> no you can the volunteer hours before you put the application together? >> yeah. absolutely! >> really? >> sure. >> absolutely. one of the most like i said before the most difficult thing is to get from 0 to 1 that's the work that's the hartest work you should be rewarded. the reward is there is a value of your time. mind you that doesn't preclude you from still bearing up your end of the 5

you know the largest infinity is from standing dead still 0-1. get anything moving can the hardest. once things are moving it's much easier to sustain and build things and you will feel that. i'm sorry you had a question a long time ago. >> tell me more. >> very loosely. we really value innovation. encouraging people to be contact specific. it's not like dpw doesn't have a lot of rules. it's a city there are a lot of rules and regulations. >> space could be a bench or stool. >> we have had issues with things that are temporary you know like what we are looking at is permanent physical and sustainable improvements. but really there is your imagination and what's possible. >> go ahead. >> right. >> no you can the volunteer

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has a nice infinity pool. >> can you imagine the power bill? in cleveland. >> and there is another check of the forecast now. >> people saying show me the sunny. this afternoon there is a time lapse view looking towards sutro tower. there is a marine layer deepening just how deep is it? there is about 1500 deep in the afternoon, getting deeper and deeper. and there is temperatures into 50s. and there is a warming up a little bit inland by afternoon we'll see high temperatures 70s to 80s and not moving out of the 50s along the coast. here is the accu-weather forecast. this cooler than average weather with us and we'll start to warm up thursday. friday will be the warmest day, highs into low 90s, mid-70s around the bay. 60 on the coast then cooling down again. and there coming up next a new san francisco sisterhood. >> a chance to make new friends overseas just ahead. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 coming up at that time, one of california's poorest towns is paying nearly $800,000 a year to the city manager. double what the president makes. how he j

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we can tell you that this infiniti as well over here that they are about to tow away was actually owned by a gentleman. we're trying to figure out if he lives locally as well. these are three of seven cars involved in this early-morning fire. it happened right here in sfo's long-term parking. the parking attendant spotted the flames about 12:30 this morning. firefighters got out here, got it out pretty quickly but the damage was already done. certainly this is a big concern for the airport. >> this is very disappointed that something like this would happen. that's what we want to find out what happened working with the arson investigators and the sheriff's office through the investigation, it's gonna be very disappointing for a family coming home from, home from, a pleasant vacation and they find their cars destroyed. >> we don't know if the police have been able to contact the owners of the car. they may be out of town and may be more difficult to reach. we do know that the sheriff's department is leading this investigation and they will be taking the toyota siena, where the fire start

is not the first time that the regular eesm has used political prisoners as pawns in its pursuit of infin it power. in 1978, the regime released 3,600 political prisoners in exchange for the carter administration's easing of sanctions on the regime. then 26 were released to jesse jackson in 1984, three for bill richardson in 1996, another one for former president jimmy carter in 2002 and 80 for pope john paul ii in 1998. no sooner were these political prisoners freed that the cells that they were once again with those filled with those seeking freedom from castro. with a recent visit from syria's dictator and ties with fellow sponsors of terrorism, they are trying to manipulate foreign nations to serve their own purposes. syria, like iran, is seeking nuclear capability. other nonconventional weapons, ballistic missiles and actively supports islamic extremists. similarly, cuba provides safe haven to known extremists from around the world and continues to publicly defend violent organizations such as the farc national park colombia. the anti-democratic, anti-freedom agenda that these dictat