inbound train coming off 9th avenue has to come due to traffic on irving and before turning out to irving and stopping at 8th avenue again then it would have to stop. an alternative on the screen to the inbound on the southeast corner, about the sidewalk expand the sidewalk from irving to the parking public parking driveway, this would allow one 1/2 cars to be loaded directly this would make it three stops. the time savings would be realized. additionally it would free up parking spaces on that northern side. that would have been eliminated by putting in the expanded sidewalk. a side comment. >> your time is up. next speaker. >> good morning. this you for the opportunity to publically comment. my name is andrea jad win. i'm one of the authors for the letters that you received yesterday signed by some of my other neighbors with the detail about the plan. first of all we do support the tep plan and we think sean -- thank the mta staff. we spent hundreds of hours trying to figure out the bits of this plan and how to support it fully. we do support it, but we have some issues that are still u

irving park and california will continue to watch a fire on irving just west of california. this will impact the number in the irving park cta bus. we will keep you posted on that through the morning. >>we start with some breaking news firefighters are battling a big fire at 29-17 west irving park road. we are hearing it is an auto body shop. the address listed online is car outlet. the fire started at about three this morning. no injuries have been reported. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. a chicago police officer was shot in the head while serving a search warrant on the city's far south side. judy wang is at the 4th district with more. >> the police superintendent says the officer based here in the fourth district is an exceptional officer. he has received 245 awards from the department. he is out of gospel. police believe one of the six people taken into custody was the shooter. the officer and others went to the home just before 9:00 executing a search warrant in a narcotics case, the suspect name in the war to live in the basement of the build

the 35 wilder i would like to hear more about that one and the irving, the size of the bus bulbs will be important to hear as well. i'm sure other members have concerns. >> let's put them all out there. thank you everyone who showed up. i know that friday morning is not the time to be here at city hall and i appreciate your time to get sufficiently caffeinated to show up. a couple of over all comments. i was very grateful for the people who looked that the tep sort of holistically look at it as a systematic change and i think it's important to remember that when you are looking at the changes you can't assume that it's going to be what we see now. so when you are concerned about the 33 and the 9 sort of connections remember that that 9 is going to have significant improvements. so, yes, if we were to make a change to one without making a change to the other, it probably could be an ugly situation. again, this is going to be a systemic change, it's going to be staggered and put the in place so that you are not left hanging. we do understand and we under the policy and governance that p

the first proposal is on irving between 9th avenue. it would integrate with dpw street project and address both safety as well as transit reliability. it includes four transit bulbs, 3 transit bulbs and stops as well as a new signal. it included a large open house on january 30th, plus a lot of additional follow up with various stakeholders in various settings including walking the corridor with 10 community leaders to try to reach some final compromises on the proposals. in addition we received about 500 responses that we made available to the website. the first change i wanted to walk you through is at 9th and irving. right now we have a special signal that holds for the train. all other users are expected to stop. but how long they are expected to stop various based on how many people are getting on and off the train because the train stops before the signal. so in both directions we have moved the stops so that the train clears the signal and then stops to pick up customers. it means that we can have a more traditional signal prior

clive irving, thank you so much for talking with us.u have said that you think the air crew of flight 370 was trying to bring the plane to safety. why do you believe that and what evidence is there to prove your theory? >> i felt all along that the air crew were getting the short end of the stick here, that i had a feeling that they were almost being framed by the way that the discoveries were being cast, as though they had intervened. i think there's a very plausible scenario here and i think it's few days when we found out, for example, the acars was turned off after the last communication, not before and the change of course was -- came after the last communication and not before. everything that we know and we don't know enough to be totally sure of this, but everything we know points to the fact that wapd here w what happened here was some sort of emergency that the flight crew responded in a way that they would, to turn toward asia and to get down as season as possible. there could be a technical fault, which involved either smoke

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irving said the fan kept telling him, i love you, i love you, and he said back, i love you, too!n's mask, for what it's worth, the nba requested he change to a clear mask when the heat play tomorrow night. there you go. james said he would prefer the mask he wore last evening but we'll wait and see. he's talking to the nba. tonight in buffalo, a fellow named ryan vinn is a video scout and looks at film all day long but the sabers traded their backup goalie so he had to sit there in uniform. the sabers didn't need to use him. here comes buffalo, beating san jose 4-2 if buffalo. the man who belittled him, incognito, the report tonight has him in a psychiatric care ukraine in it in arizona. this business came to a head when this picture got out of him taking a baseball bat and beating up his $300,000 car. there you go, incognito, nothing to crack wise about here, the man in a psychiatric care ukraine in it in arizona. again, reportedly -- you don't know where they come from -- but reportedly it was not voluntary. the baseball network had a little tweet your face of baseball poll and

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this is a diagram at the corner, southeast coroner of 9th and irving there is some confusion about the proposals at that location. in this example, we are not talking about transit bulbs, however we are proposing short pedestrian bulbs in order to prevent cars from parking at what are now red zones but what potentially violated and they block the dynamic envelope of the turning trains. we are hoping to implement some measures on that corner to make it possible to park that vehicle there. several weeks ago in discussion we mentioned on street parking corral of additional measure. we heard concerns about how that might change and look at feel that corner. so we've come back with a modified proposal to look at concretes in the form of small pedestrian bulbs. >> thank you, sir. members of the board, it seems like the test in all of this is looking after the city as a whole but being sensitive to neighborhoods and individuals. it seems to me there has been an awful a lot of cooperation with staff and neighborhoods groups and concerns and pedestrians and bicycles. it seems to me also that if

role comes to channel forties on the fire of paying three thousand pounds to calls tonight david irving for milk. don't despair the controversial touches is being used for new channel four programme called dead famous dna which aims to his analysis to find out more about history's most famous and infamous characters the channels like students at the strand provides a cheap bottled school component to help people understand picked up the strand was collected by hitler's bar but using sticky tape on the soul if he she. labour mp ian austin told british newspaper the generals involvement with the holocaust in all it was disgusting and torturing english writer david irving age to seventy five was found guilty of holocaust and all i know in austria in two thousand and six. three years later he calls up roll up to attempting to sell memorabilia online that thing has published around thirty books on world war two history is what has been criticized for being supportive of anti semitism and the third reich. you buy the bill white house twenty four veterans of world war two with the vietnam war

for example, irving ton, we haven't shut that tunnel down forever and, so, we, you know, are now able to -- we punched a hole through and we're probably going to bring that online so that we can have a chance and look at irving ton tunnel. we haven't even looked at it, but we knew it was very vulnerable. so, yes, we probably should have looked at it, but just like all the rest of the infrastructure, we just started in 2002 to start addressing these issues. >> and, so, when are we -- are we pro proposing potentially another bond measure to assist us in these efforts or what's the plan? ~ >> so, the plan is we're going to look at what are the alternatives. so, right now we're looking at maybe doing a bypass tunnel and that's where the $650 million -- but we're looking at other alternatives to try to reduce the cost. our wholesale customers, water customers are very concerned because you can buy power. you just can't buy that amount of water. and, so, they are very concerned. they're asking us questions about it. and, so, this is one of our top priorities, this mountain tunnel. >> thank

irving's book, also called "astoria," was a best seller of 1836. and those events have been largely forgotten in the american consciousness. i think you in oregon know a little bit more about them, or i'm sure some of you know a lot more about them. but in the national consciousness, they're largely forgotten except among historians and people who really follow western history. so it is a really important story. it's historically significant, and it's a great adventure story. and that's partly what attracted me to it. and it's also a story that i i feel needs to be told because it's had, those events have had a big impact on the shape of the north american continent and on the course of american empire, these events that happened over these three years from 1810 to 181. 1813. so i stumbled across this story just kind of random lily. there are many things about being a freelance writer which i've been for almost 0 years now -- 30 years now that are a struggle, you know in uncertain income, uncertainty of all sorts. but one of the delightful things a

large twenty eight months the nineteenth anniversary of the fair and irving gas attack on the tokyo subway system the goal. subway system and believe that the company i think the station offered prayers and a half the time of the attacks. the staff and victims' relatives left flowers at a memorial set up inside the station the older she may kill religious cult that carried out the attack during the morning rush hour of march twenty eight nineteen ninety five the attack killed thirteen people and sickened about six thousand three hundred others deakin. many young people today were born after dinner today and did not know what happened. i think it's important to keep that memory alive. trotsky. the last three former home and is on the wanted list were arrested in two thousand twelve after being on the run for seventeen years thirteen commenters including their leader had been sentenced to death for this and gas attack and other incidents. now to collect and extended forecast a slight good for teeth around the world. lerner who knows. i mean. the room. this edition of news i kept glancing at

. >> aviation reporter clive irving says we shouldn't have to wait that long.ontributor to "the daily beast" and conde nast traveler. you say this is antiquated. why? what other means to locate if not the ping device. >> this is a very serious accident with large loss of life. i think it's amazing today we still rely on a principle and system devised in the 1960s when there was no alternative to it. it's simple, crucial evidence to the play and you go out and try to find black box flight recorder. we all live in digital world now. we have numerous devices we use every day. technically it's a relatively simple thing to have live realtime transmissions from the plane. the plane in the air monitoring its systems, like a person monitoring their own heartbeat and systems, all that information is being collected as it is flying of the problem is it's not getting from the plane to anywhere else. my argument is it should now be necessary to end this very difficult situation we face with the crash. if that information were being transmitted the whole time the plane was

joining me is clive irving and former 777 pilot mike weiss.lif, you've outlined this theory that's been out there for a while, that something happened, a mechanical catastrophe, that everybody on the plane is unconscious or dead. based on the new evidence, the altitude change, going up and down, have you changed your theory? >> we don't have any quality information to support it but it's a viable theory. i think the important thing here is to not get confused by terms. explosion, fire, those two things, decompression, no candidates for what might have overtaken this plane but there's also another one, which is gas, which is the kind of gas that was given off by the lithium ion batteries in the cargo hold at the time and these batteries behave in a very strange way in the case of a boeing 787 lithium batteries, boeing was very insistent on saying that they were not technically fires. they were not technically combustion. of the options possible here, which could have disabled the plane or at least disabled the pilots and knocked out the passeng

. >> march 2nd, 2009, irving, texas.assive thunderstorm moves the dallas cowboy's rookie practice indoors. all seems fine until the lights start to sway. >> that's when i got nervous. i thought, one of these things is going to snap. >> seconds later, the entire facility collapses. about 70 people struggle to escape, including mack, a reporter for the ft. worth telegram. >> it's so fast and so chaotic, your first thought is, just get me to safety, wherever this is. >> a tv cameraman keeps rolling as people try to figure out what just happened and if anyone is injured. >> hey, is anybody over there? is anybody over there? >> irving fire department. >> the dallas cowboys practice facility collapsed. >> what has collapsed? >> their indoor practice facility. >> okay. anybody hurt? >> i have no idea. i ran out of there. there may still be people in there, i have no idea. >> sam! sam! sam! >> panic rises as the team realizes their videographer is missing. just minutes before the collapse, sam is videoing the practice 40 feet ab

we were selling a lot of tickets at the irving plaza in new york. york.an plaza in new road.i see the love and the support. tavis: i ask you how you chose the instrument, but how did you perfect the instrument? it is one of the most difficult to play. -- does a young guy in depth end up being really good at this? box i was a hard worker. -- >> i was a hard worker. church, we had some older guys, calvin cooke, the campbell nelson., henry they dedicate their time to teaching a lot of the young kids. they spent a lot of hours with me giving me advice on how to be precise and how to connect with a spiritual thing. in our church, it is common to play the pedal steel. there are hundreds of kids playing. kids say i want to play that, i want to do that. it has been hours of hard work. tavis: tell me about this new project. >> i came up with the title from hanging around in nashville and alabama. we compiled a bunch of songs that have our spiritual roots. carlos santana on get a view of songs. two of the songs. let's get it done. tavis: how do you process? in some ways, you are still

i want to go back to clive irving in london again. his assessment of what's going on. clive. el us in the aftermath of the chinese satellite images being released, what's your thought? >> well, i'm looking at the dimensions of these pieces of wreckage and they don't conform to anything that's on the plane. if you put up the image that you had earlier of the dimensions of the 777, it's got long, slender wings designed so the plane is very efficient flying at high altitude. these pieces of wreckage, i've got the dimensions here, 79 x 72 feet, that's very square and very big. you have to think about what pieces of the plane survive and float around on the water. the pieces that float are basically the lightest pieces. the heaviest pieces sink. the lightest pieces are usually the wings and the tail and there's no part as far as i can see in the dimensions in the 777 where those metal parts conform to those sizes. they're very big square sizes. the most rugged part of a plane, the part that never breaks apart whatever happens to it virtually is what's called the wing box, t

bomberos de san jose tambin inform de un incendio que se desato en una casa ubicada en la avendia "irvingde la carretera 280. ---este siniestro se registro un poco antes de las 5 de la tarde ---segun las autoridades, el incendio ya fue controlado y no se reportan heridos. vo-blanca --momentos de panico vivieron varios residentes de una casa en san francisco cuando en medio de las llamas fueron evacuados por los bomberos. --el fuego se origino en el segundo piso de la residencia y fueron 8 adultos, 5 gatos y un perro los rescatados. --el incendio ocurrio en la interseccion de "monterey boulevard" y "el verano way", a tan solo unas cuadras del "city college de san francisco". --oficiales dijeron que el fuego se ocasiono accidentalmente. blanca --- aunque no es del rea de la baha ninguno de los ganadores del premio mayor del "mega millions", casi 2 millones de dlares s podran quedarse aqu. take vo ---y esto es porque una persona con mucha suerte compr en una licorera de san bruno, un boleto con el cual acert 5 nmeros. ---el ticket fue vendido en el local comercial ubicado en el 763 de la ave

. >> i interviewed irving janice, who passed away at yale, who invented the group think theory, and he said a lot of hazing is all about comradery, and none of us can get enough pats on the back >> indeed. does a ban on pledging mean more hazing? >> welcome back, the fraternity that bloomberg news has reported as having the most fraternity related deaths is sigma alpha epsilon. but will this change hazing? i was in the greek system, and i remember all too well that the national organizations instructing chapters to do something didn't necessarily comply. do you really think that getting rid of pledging really means getting rid of haying? >haying? not necessarily. i think what we'll see in the implementation stage what will happen. but you're absolutely right. there are things that happen at a national organization that are important. because that sets the tone and it's what we value and put our resources, so that's important. and i applaud their effort in making a bold move. whether it transfers to every organization, we'll see. but things don't always go along with all of our organiza

alrededor de las 5 de la maÑana, un arbol de 20 pies de altura se cayo en la avenida 37 entre las calles irvingjudah bloqueando la va por completo antes de ser removido por personal de la ciudad. otro arbol cayo sobre unos vehiculos en la calle clement y la avenida 44. y un tercero, se derrumb sobre varios autos en la cuadra 14-00 de la avenida kirkwood. ademas, la rama de un arbol cay en la acera de la interseccion entre las calles gough y california. de acuerdo con las autoridades, no se reportaron heridos. vo estragos adicionales no se han hecho esperar... nats... estas son las imagenes del techo que colapso en un negocio en la cuadra 16-00 de aurora drive en san leandro. katherine live se espera que la lluvia continue durante esta noche y el sabado en la maÑana en gran parte del area de la bahia. reportando en vivo desde san jose, katherine orozco, noticiero telemundo 48 live cam - blanca ---estamos live cam - blanca ---estamos viendo imagenes en vivo del trafico en varios puntos del area de la bahia.. add lib ---autopista 101 en la ciudad de san rafael. ---puente de la bahia. ---cruce de l

let's look at his latest rendition of the irving berlin song, putting on the ritz. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ putting onting on the ritz ♪ ♪every sunday evening ♪ in their midst putting on the ritz ♪ tavis: your corpus is deep enough already, and you are still working. why don't you go sit down somewhere? >> i am having a good time. it gives me energy to do this. i have been playing since i was eight and not stopping. tavis: still playing every day? >> if i don't way i kind of miss something. something.ad i was just teasing. i hope you don't sit down. i love your music. you have earned the right if you want to. i think you take my point. i read somewhere recently where know your spirit, so i know what you meant by it. that you don't think you will ever master the horn. >> you never do that. i was friends with dizzy. he said, the closer i get, the farther it looks. tavis: i like that. -- have if not mastered it you tame this beast. >> i don't know if i have tamed it. i am looking for my own voice. when i was trying to find my own voice, and i feel satisfied with the way i play, but there is a lot more to

clive irving. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >>> joining me now, msnbc national security analyst, don borelli. former special agent in charge of the new york joint terrorism task force. it's striking to me you have a manifest of 239 passengers on this flight, i believe. you immediately had information about two stolen passports. that was identified and flagged immediately. but in ten days, as far as i can tell, nothing more forthcoming that would lead investigators or anyone in the widening circles of inquiry to suggest that there was some kind of motive for whatever might have happened if it were the case the plane were taken off course deliberately. >> exactly. and, you know, whether or not you accept the malaysian version of the timeline or you think that it might be suspect, you've got so many possibilities here. you've got almost no clues to go on other than the technical data from the radar and the other, you know, information systems. so you have to look at every plausible thing. on

clive irving, we'll check back with you.y much for your insight. >>> exhausted, angry and unable to grieve without closure, the families of those aboard malaysia airline 370 are waiting day after day waiting definitive word on the fate of their loved one. we introduce you to the man emerging their voice and why the families can't bear to give up hope. >> reporter: the trauma of waiting. for weeks hundreds of family members of those on board flight 370 have been stuck in a hotel in beijing. the pressure cooker of grief and emotion. when they were told the plane went down, some via text message, it was overwhelming. then grief boiled over into anger. these families have banded together, and leaders like steve wong have emerged. without physical evidence he believes his mother could still be alive. but the wait is weighing on them all. >> well, it is a hard time and all of us are exhausted, both mental and physical. so it is really hard time. >> reporter: retired u.s. air force colonel gordon peters has deep experience helping

clive irving, it's interesting that the malaysian airline made this announcement today but i wonder ifrs a resolution to those families. >> the key thing we have to find the black box. that is going to be incredibly difficult and maybe impossible. >> jeff wise? >> we have been waiting for the shoe to drop for more than two weeks now. and what we got was the most tantalizingly, unsatisfying thread of a resolution and i wonder why the malaysians timed it the way they did. it's like after days of searching it was on the verge of turning something up and it was called off. and it's as if they give us this just to end and resolve the matter but it doesn't feel like a resolution. >> thanks to my panel. i'm don lemon. that's it for us tonight. that's it for us tonight. "ac360" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, it is 11:00 on the east coast and 11:00 a.m. on the west coast of australia. the search for mh-307 has been ended due to bad weather. the effort has become a recovery mission and that no one on board survived. that from malaysian authorities. that

. >>> joining me now, clive irving. clive, the sad news today coming about the beyond reasonable doubt based on the satellite calculations, it comports with something you have been talking about from the beginning which is work backwards from the end. >> right. >> what's your reaction to today's news? >> well, as a journalist, i'd love to get my arms around one stable salient fact in this story. it's very difficult to do that. in this condition, everything we say by the absence of stable salient facts. my method was to work back from the starting point, the end and not the beginning. now i think we do know the important thing that happened today is we know the end. where roughly where the end is. and that supports the southern arc theory, not the northern. i was always extremely doubtful of the northern arc nearly because it would have taken the plane through busy ways. >> the southern theory, the key finding there, again, there's so little we know. if, in fact, this satellite data is correct, if, in fact, it went down

mark, irv, dan, and mark, you were taken too young but forever we'll remember your service. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, mrs. capps, for five minutes. miss caps: i ask unanimous consent to address the house, and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. capps: mr. speaker, i rise today to call attention to a critical issue that's hurting our communities. it's hurting our economy, and our environment. and that issue is climate change. climate change is already having real impacts affecting real people in real communities with more extreme storms, severe droughts, heat waves, and more. and we are beginning to see long-term and serious impacts on public health, on agriculture, and natural resources. of course climate change not only impacts us here on shore, but offshore as well. ocean acidfication, one of the most serious impacts of climate change, is changing the chemistry of our oceans and

. >> i interviewed irving janice, who passed away at yale, who invented the group think theory, and he said a lot of hazing is all about comradery, and none of us can get enough pats on the back >> indeed. does a ban on pledging mean more hazing? >> scared as hell... >> as american troops prepare to leave afghanistan get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. >> we're going to be taken to a place, where they're going to make plans for an attack. >> the only thing i know is, that they say they're not going to withdraw. >> then, immediately after, an america tonight special edition for more inside and analysis. >> why did you decide to go... >> it's extremly important for the western audience to know why these people keep on fighting... ...it's so seldom you get that access to the other side. >> faultlines: on the front lines with the taliban then an america tonight: special edition, only on al jazeera america >> welcome back, the fraternity that bloomberg news has reported as having the most fraternity related deaths is sigma alpha epsilon. but will this change

in "american hustle" he is called irving played by christian bail. bail is a dead ringer for the actual con man and informant right down to the tinted glasses and hair comover. his name is mel weinberg. rooting for bail to win an os r oscar. that's you? >> yeah that's the way my hair combed over. >> reporter: weinberg's biggest complaint is the casting of his wife played by jennifer lawrence who he says seemed hotter than his miss rouse played by amy adams. >> it should have been the other way around. it should be always your wife. >> reporter: but weinberg says he is perfectly happy as he is portrayed as the great american hustler. still hoping something is in it for him now. >> maybe i'll see some money from it. >> reporter: from a true con man, that's always the bottom line. florida. >>> the real man behind the movie. our thanks to brian and much younger brian. >>> lifestyles of the niche and notorious. the escape routes revealed. the bottom of the bathtub. after that drug lord wanted in america is captured. >>> and to this country's most expensiv

in "american hustle" he is called irving played by christian bale. bale is a dead ringer for the actual con man and informant right down to the tinted glasses and hair comb-over. his name is mel weinberg. now 89 years old living in florida and rooting for bail to win an oscar. that's you? the hair and everything? >> yeah. that's the way my hair combed over. he had me down pat. >> reporter: weinberg's biggest complaint is the casting of his wife played by jennifer lawrence who he says seemed hotter than his mistress played by amy adams. >> it should have been the other way around. somebody's mistress should always be hotter than your wife. >> reporter: but weinberg says he is perfectly happy as he is portrayed as the great american hustler. still hoping something is in it for him now. >> if the movie wins, maybe i'll see some money from it. >> reporter: from a true con man, that's always the bottom line. >>> the real man behind the movie. our thanks to brian and a much younger brian. still still much more ahead. life styles of the rich and notorious.