>> ledge, built the building, entirely with funds that they raised themselves. but, we did award a grant four years ago and actually contracts prior to that, to provide environmental education services. and ledge has been a recipient of those funds. >> so, once again, i am just wondering, with the help that we gave them,... >> i think. ... >> another funding that they went and got with the staffing issues what is going to make the next... >> right. >> so, ledge was trying to deal with the financial burden of operating in the building, and maintaining the building, and providing the grant-funded programs. and we are taking two of those pieces out of that financial demand. and additionally, it is easier for organizations to get grants for education, and community participation, and green building technology, and show rooms, and sort of fund an enticing things like that, it is easier to get outside funding for that than to go to a fund and her just say, you know, well i need to pay the water bill. so, we are also hoping that by structuring that way, it will make it

as he goes off the ledge, he does a front flip.after the front flip, his chute opens facing the cliff wall. often times that can lead to serious injury and death. but chris is able to land on what he says is the only ledge on the entire cliff. look at that. straight down. then you'll get a shot of what he lands on. this little snow-covered ledge. very, very tiny. only a few feet wide. >> he landed on a ledge on skis. >> and he's got a parachute. that thing could drag him somewhere. >> my name is chris. i will be spending the next three hours on this ledge. it can be done. >> oh, my goodness. at least he has a really good attitude about it. >> i will continue walking up and down this route until someone saves my ass. >> i like his sense of humor. >> this video was shot in 2010. just released now. walked away without a scratch. some of his climbing buddies were able to come and rescue him a little bit later and also went back a week later and nailed the exact same jump that he tried. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> this is an amusing tale of ben

in the past several years, ledge has suffered some financial and organizational set backs. and now, finds itself, unable to continue operating, maintaining and programming the eco center. and has approached the port seeking to terminate its lease. and i intend to come back to you at your next meeting, and with proposed terms for a mutual termination agreement for the lease. >> the eco center, however, offers a great opportunity to serve the community as an education alpha celebrity and demonstration of green building technologies. and it provides a home base for the ports environmental education programs *, and it compliments the instructions that those programs provide through the port's partnership with the department of recreation and parks, youth stewardship program by teaching about the outdoor, environment and processes and how they relate to green building technology, resource conservation, and environmental protection. >> with commissioner approval, port staff proposes to offer the opportunity to lease the eco center through a competitive selection process. under th

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right now he's running through a tree like a monkey and then from ledge to rail to ground ground. the guy is jumping from ledges that look like they may be maybe a foot wide to two inches wide. >> this really gives you an idea of how much balance they have to have doing this. >> it's a cool idea. it like a tourist video for the city. he's up in the trees, in the neighborhoods. if you're maybe thinking of moving here, just watch this video. >> it looks more terrifying when it's from the first person perspective. >> the neat part about what james kingston is doing is he plans to do this as a series. if you want him to come to your city, all you have to do is ask ask him in the comments below this video. >> if i worked for a chamber of commerce, i'd be like we have a great area, come run through it. >>> hi, everyone. i'm beth troutman. we've got great videos and the stories behind them "right this minute." >> a worker survives a three-story fall but -- >> his leg looks a little crooked. >> something's wrong there. >> what happened that made this rescue a whole lot harder. an intrude

right now he's running through a tree like a monkey and then from ledge to rail to ground ground.he guy is jumping from ledges that look like they may be maybe a foot wide to two inches wide. >> this really gives you an idea of how much balance they have to have doing this. >> it's a cool idea. it like a tourist video for the city. he's up in the trees, in the neighborhoods. if you're maybe thinking of moving here, just watch this video. >> it looks more terrifying when it's from the first person perspective. >> the neat part about what james kingston is doing is he plans to do this as a series. if you want him to come to your city, all you have to do is ask ask him in the comments below this video. >> if i worked for a chamber of commerce, i'd be like we have a great area, come run through it. >> cr 10-238, you were drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana at age 14. >> he loaded it up and handed it to me. >> you were smoking and drinking by the age of 13, using opiates and marijuana by 14, and by your early 20's, you were using methamphetamine and barbiturates. you are 29? >> yes.

that is a ledge concern. i'm wondering if you can talk about that because if elections are coming up shortly i know i would be worried about that. >> the election coming up with the board as well as our legal council as to how we came up with the no. 10 directors. we

>> it depends how badly the united states wants off the ledge and how badly syria wants off the ledgeeverything i'm hearing from the administration is they badly want off the ledge. they know that if the vote were taken right now, who knows how minds were changed but if the vote were taken right now, obama would lose this. putting him in an unbelievably situation politically, presumably the syrians welcome this because the russians are effectively their allies. i don't think we would ordinarily consider this a promisi promising diplomacy but in a moment of desperation f they could find a way to make it work they would embrace it. >> there are a lot of nuances. it is an acknowledgement they have a cache and have to show people how much they have and verify that we have all of it then there's israel which their guest stockpiles were acting as a deterrent to israel so there are a lot of nuances and we're still in a civil war. doesn't solve that problem but the current problem that we have said chemical weapons -- >> right. it doesn't do anything to the administration's stated goal, assad

police are trying to talk a man off a ledge between the hyatt regency and 4 embarcadero center. we tend to avoid reporting things like this if the person appears to be a mentally disturbed or if it's a suicide attempt, but this man is armed with a knife and has been throwing chunks of cement, as you just saw off the ledge, so there is a public safety issue. so far, nobody has been hurt, but police have closed off streets in the area. >>> millions of californians will soon have access to healthcare as a result of the affordable care act so who's exactly eligible for it? christin ayers explains, depends on who you ask. >> there were 7,000 applicants and only 135 spots for customer service ajents at this concord call center. the job, to explain obama care to anyone who called asking for information or wanting to enroll. >> i think the addition of this call center to contra costa county has been great for the economy. >> keith green was one of the lucky few who got the job. >> the call center opened up u gave people jobs, also gave them an opportunity to get insurance themselves for

police are trying to talk a man off the ledge between the hyatt regency and embarcadero center.ormally we avoid reporting things like this if it appears to be a suicide attempt, but as you can see he's throwing chunks of cement off the ledge and police say he's armed with a knife so there is a public safety issue. so far nobody has been hurt but police closed off streets in that area. >>> millions of californians will soon have access to healthcare, but obama care can be confusing so the state set up call centerers to explain to people how it worked. tonight we got a look, but wait till you hear what christin ayers found out about the people who worked there. >> there were 7,000 applicants and only 135 spots for customer service ajents at this concord call center. the job, to explain obama care to anyone who calls asking for information and wanting to enroll. >> i think the addition of this call center to concord and to contra costa county is great. >> keith green is one of the lucky few who got the job. >> the call center opened up, gave people jobs, also gaef an opportunity to

. >> the ledge. and what happened is after the ledge got the money the woman who was in charge left and went to new york. but the thing of it that is a toxic site over there, where that building is, and when they built the big enough and i have been at meetings with pg&e and i requested that they go more than five feet that they go 20 feet and they thanked any that they went 25 feet and guess what? but all of the stuff that they found, 25 feet down. the thing of it is because of the fact that area is landfill, mostly, i have been in the bay view hunter's point since 1948 i know about the area and all of the landfills and where the landfill was done, most people are unaware that a lot of that area looks good, but it is not good. so, if there is going to be out reach, you need to out reach like the young man stated a minute ago with those groups that have been involved and especially with the green action and i will go to the meeting if i find out about it position on this matter was not about principl

. >> the ledge. and what happened is after the ledge got the money the woman who was in charge left and went to new york. but the thing of it that is a toxic site over there, where that building is, and when they built the big enough and i have been at meetings with pg&e and i requested that they go more than five feet that they go 20 feet and they thanked any that they went 25 feet and guess what? but all of the stuff that they found, 25 feet down. the thing of it is because of the fact

. >> if we are going to go over a ledge, i would much rather go over the ledge with the spending dome let's just get that and have the big show down and get it all out and be done with it. >> our last look at second quarter gdp. 310 now becomes 305. >> pending home sales now down 3.6%. this is exactly what the realtors were warning off when it was said to be the last hoo rah. >> what is the toyota view? >> not in my lifetime. >> not in your life? >> no. >> you just ruined it for everybody. >> based on today's meeting seems they are not ready to announce a winner. >> i think japanese exporters are the place to be. i would say that this whole gop stall. i think it's a joke that the tea party is ruling the gop here. >> that's all you have to say. >> that's all you have to say? >> you have got to garner a couple of extra votes? >> you go back in there. you can't continue to campaign. >> and that is his main argument. you vote. you tell me. >> this from the pretty boy on the end. >> time to hit today's trending trades. first up it's a stock that is up 455% this year. december lahas hit yet

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from denver. >> state senate president john moors and angela heron, both democrats, are the first ledgeled back in colorado. >> the ousting came after the state legislature passed new gun control measures introduced in reaction to newtown and aurora massacres. colorado's democratic governor signed them into law. voters in their districts, passionate about the second amendment, revolted. >> a lot of politicians are playing close attention to it and they're seeing that gun rights advocates are capable of mounting a very serious campaign in a short amount of time that can threaten other politician's livelihoods. >> a statement was issued saying in part, the people of colorado springs sent a clear message to the senate leader that his primary job was to defend their rights and freedoms and that he is ultimately accountable to him, his constituents and not to the dollars or social engineering agendas of antigun billionaires. a dig at new york mayor michael bloomberg who donated to the anti really campaign. he issued a statement saying quote, the results do not change the fact that coloradoia

lead it was a terrible day and led very hard to take on a ledge again along here a plug that has sex with that there's no let's let's have a little. limitless. leg. length. let's say. legs. simply that simple record to push those come in please. everyone sit down. soup at the everything's ready now. it had been a rough start but my experiment with nineteenth century life was back on track and got the stuff going i had fresh water but even managed to whip up a little dinner party for my mundra good friends finally everything was falling into place. but i did have some help on the way. my first day in the village had not gone well and i remembered having a very strange dream bus to my surprise so i also had a new pair of slippers and there was some water in the kitchen. and just don't try to freshen up i heard a knock at the door the cavalry had arrived. james are you alive. how are you fine but maybe you can use my help now yes please if you could. write that would be great come on of course i'll do all i can. james and as you can see the house is quite big there are two sections we h

there were drawings on every available he ledge and frames leaned against walls. and then on the walls. in my recall years they were hung with abstract work. my friends would eventually point out they could make something as good. we are we were astonished not to find objective things in the pictures. this began to get k345ik9d as he began exploring configuration. i didn't know how to react to this painting. how would i talk about it. it clearly was a horse and the horse clearly had a rider. i was ultimately confounded. also during this time there were drawing of nude men and women and, of course, those drawings resulted in awe averted eyes but only in very rare instances appreciation or understanding. my mother told me i lodged to live in an older house that was a simple variation of the house next door but in our house everything had a visual instance. this was in al r a bit can you we would gather the beer bottles and stare listed the bottles. then when the beer was brewed we'd label them whatever the batch number was. my mother is an excellent cook. when i was

red bull's art of motion, a bunch of free runners, these guys jumping up and over and on the roofs, ledges, pillars of santa rena, greece. >> this guy with the back flip in the tank top i thought was one of the best in the whole video. >> ladies, let's cap off our last few remaining days of summertime weather with something known as the franny flop. >> you might heard of the belly flop. this is at a fraternity. this is called a fratty flop. >> as they play their rendition of "angel." >> not one but two guys come flying off the roof in shorts and suspenders. that's the fratty flop. the first guy had some pretty awesome form, right on the belly. >> oh! >> there's no way that's deep enough for them not to hit the bottom. this other dude, i don't know how his knees aren't broken. >> college. >> school is important but sometimes kids don't want to go. take lilly, for example. >> where we going, lilly? >> school. >> school is so fun. it's not fun? >> lilly is not so big into it. that's chloe, her little sister. they're in front of the school and then something happens. >> no school, no school! >

policy one that could provide indians with widespread social benefits but with all thins here the hall ledges associated with rolling out ambitious plans may yet prove otherwise. >> when we come back we neat refugees of the republic of congo. >> looking forward to $460 thank you a week. the rise in madrid. *p.. tonight 10:00 eastern on al jazeera america. >>> the now russia's foreign minister said they are convinced of chemical attacks in syria. he says the united states and its allies are using double standards in an effort to over throw syria's presidency. egypt's state's prosecutor said tphoepld morsi will go on trial on charges oh of inciteing the murder of protestors last september. the muslim brotherhood says the charges are politically motivated. >>> the afghan taliban who attacked the u.s. base from a crossing border in pakistan. nato says none of its soldiers were hurt, though. >>> the u.n. special on sraeu to the african to the african great thraeubgs have arrived to the great republic of congo. backed by u.n. soldiers advancing on rebels. nearly a hundred people have been killed in

fortunately, he's able to find a tiny ledge to brace himself. >> nice. >> he was able to kind of maneuver his way over to it, then totally adjust the rope. >> i thought that with only 100 feet left, i could basically force my hand to, you know, control my descent. >> but at this point, everything goes from bad to horrifying. >> now everything's out of control and i slam from one side of the canyon to the next. >> as eric falls, his life really does flash before his eyes. >> my thoughts go to my life, what i had accomplished, what i had done, my thoughts go to my family, you know, thinking i shouldn't see them again. >> hey, you okay? >> and he's feeling a searing pain. >> what caught my attention was the sound of the rope. >> at this point, i can feel the burns on my hands as i'm trying to stop. i hit the side of the wall with the back of my head right here, and i believe that that knocked me out. >> you hear one hit, you hear the second hit and then you hear the final thump. in my mind, i'm just wondering what just went on, what happened. >> david scrambles to the canyon's edge and peers

the cumulative effect of the fresh cut with the debris sitting on the ledge, luckily we have a chance there to protect us from rocks going on the street. >> this is one type of rock salt and we will look at a few others. what will we see? >> i think it would be appropriate. we have been talking about rock salt. there is instability that occurs at telegraph hill. this was more in the earth flow and debris flow kind of movement. this moves downhill as a result of the rations from the earthquake. that is where we are headed next. >> here we are on the next stop of our landslide for parent though this is the lagoon ouna a area. this is different from where we all were just add on telegraph hill. this is a whole different concept. tell us what we have to. we have the big hill behind us, what kind of formations do we have? >> this part of san francisco, we are out in the dune sands which makes up the hill to my right. a crusty old drainage that we are standing is bedrock, 160 million year-old sandstone. the project right in the hillside over there and then farther down along the path that g

you that veterans in a hospital in pittsburgh knew for more than a year that it had an outbreak of ledgeyres disease. the hospital flew it had an outbreak of legionnaires disease but the hospital kept it secret until five patients died and 21 others became ill. >> jon: hence the pittsburgh va hospital slogan i promise you won't die from the disease you came in with. (laughter) yes, killing off soldiers who manage to survive hitler then covering it up, kind of sounds like a firing offense. [bleep]. >> records show hospital director terry garrett wolf got a 13,000 dollar bonus the year that pittsburgh va failed to prevent then mismanaged the legionnaires outbreak. >> jon: okay. no, their defense we don't know how much they were going to give her before they found out. here's your bonus, $15,000-- wait a minute that's going to cost you. so i guess the lesson to disabled veterans is stay out of pittsburgh. maybe you can hitchhike to any other va hospital like buffalo just a few hours away. >> the buffalo va exposed more than 700 patients to hepatitis over a two year period by reusing insuran

tiny part of america's energy consumption wind power last year became the number 1 source of new e ledge trick generating capacity making up a blustery 43% that means wind energy can power about 15 million homes. wend energy projects totaled $25,000,000,000 in the last year alone. there are 891 wind projects. nine states now get more than 10% of their power generation from wind energy the u.s. and china lead the world. contributed $78,000,000,000 to the world's economy. it's an unpredictable they are heading offshore. off the west coast. no where is the battle to create jobs harder than the middle class that shrunk in africa. wilk wilk has a plan. the city best anyone for beer is bet okay water. as an effort uniting prunes government officials. the silicon valley of water. david shuster has the story. >> what i am xooekt excited about today is that what we have been here is not a field of dreams. until early september, you see hundreds of people crowded around downtown milwaukee to celebrate what many hope will be a watershed moment. scott walker, tom barrett and business leaders from ar

one of our ledg legislators cond us and that turned into dinner, and then our friends would come in andntroduce themselves and eat together, which turned into me speaking at their defends. it turns into dialogue so you can understand each other. both the similarities and the differences as well. there are very distinction differences. eternal consequences are at stake, we need to be honest about that, but it doesn't mean that we can't be friends, work towards peace. >> listen to amanda. >> there is always th the big se in interest in interfaith activism by the public after these big tragic events that we see in the news. but what we need is less of the damage-control type engagement, and more of a long-term relationship building type engagement that is based in community service, and happens on a really hyper local level. >> well, rabbi, talk about damage control. a lot of times interfaith leaders like yourself and every here has to be the firefighter, the superman who has to come in and do damage control. tell us the toll that it takes on interfaith leadership. >> sometimes it comes wi

he wound up dangling from the window ledge, unable to reach the fire escape. someone walked across this ladder and grabbed the man and led him to safety. all the while witnesses yelled for the man to hold on until help arrived. >>> on capitol hill today members of the state department are facing tough questions at a hearing looking into last year's deadly terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. >> it's skeptical. i am skeptical and people i represent are about the administration, the state department, fbi not bringing these killers to justice. >> they're not letting u.s. law enforcement in to arrest people there because the government of libya is not in control to that degree. >> today's house committee hearing comes one year after the attack that killed four americans including u.s. ambassador and bay area native chris stevens. >>> lots of sunshine today. it's warming up nicely this afternoon. winds have backed off quite a bit. we have relatively calm conditions out there. you can see nice conditions on the bay and clear skies toward the golden gate

. >> ledge genies of burgundy andd cold came together last night. >> the event in lands down had a twist. they used the coach as part of a joke at the annual roast. former players like doug williams, joe theseman and foster came to the event with their own material. >> iwn probably spent more times weapon joe gibbs than anybody in this room and it was not pleasant. >> he would get up in these t meetings and his voice would get higher and it was almost like somebody was choking a rooster. we have to kick their buns! >> he wants to be in charge. this was the way our relationship was. any time i tried to offer constructive advice shut up and run it. that's all i would hear. >> that doesn't sound that bad. >> he is such a good dude they couldn't come up with dirt on him. it was for a d.c. college accese program which helps d.c. public school kids to enroll until college. >> good college. >> the redskins prepare for their confrontation against the lions. one of things in practice this week is the tackling. the first two weeks have notot gone well for the offense, defense or anything really, r

bit more prepared ended up in a seating position and sort of skipping across the rocks and down the ledge in a seating position the whole time. >> the conservation group watches helplessly. >> my initial concern was that the guy who went over head first and backwards was probably going to have suffered a serious neck injury and possibly broken bones, spinal injury. >> seconds pass as the man disappears into the tide pool. when he emerges, it's clear he's in tremendous pain. >> when he came up out of the water he was screaming. i knew at that point he was conscious and alive. which was good. but the best thing for him would be not to move. >> several people in the tide pools rushed over to assist them. it was just minutes after that that the paramedics were here. >> the gentleman was removed from the lagoon area on a back board. while he was being carried past, i could see that he had significant cuts and scrapes down his sides and arms. the woman walked out on her own accord but had what appeared to be some lacerations on the back of her legs. >> the victims are loaded into an ambulance a

somehow got himself stuck on this ledge. this guy trying to very daintily, very carefully get himself off this rocky and seemingly wet crag area. >> i think that we may be tricked by some of the camera angles, but i think that's probably a steep rock face that doesn't have a lot of footing for him to walk on. >> yeah. this guy is only 30 years old. his name is sirdar camdidi. you're about to see how steep it actually is. keep watching. >> oh, look. >> oh, no! >> oh! >> quite a fall. falls down. goes down the waterfall. crushes into this big rock before landing on the ground. a bunch of people bound into the water here to save the guy, but doctors say broke a leg, cracked a rib. needed eight stitches in his jaw and you can see and hear how much pain this guy is in once they get him to shore. you see one leg is kind of dangling. you can also here him writhing in pain. >> i expected him to have more injuries than that. he fell on that rock. he went boom on to the rock and then fell again. >> he went down like he was on a water

that is a ledge concern. i'm wondering if you can talk about that because if elections are coming up shortly i know i would be worried about that. >> the election coming up with the board as well as our legal council as to how we came up with the no. 10 directors. we wanted to be able to have 10 individuals and also appoint more later and identify individuals who had the skills to be able to fill. but in terms of how it went from 12-10 , >> i don't know if your legal council can talk about those things. i don't think he can because it might be attorney-client. let me make this point here and i will turn it over to supervisor wiener. this is just me, i have a simple mind just making this point. i would think that if you have the ability to have 15 board members, as an organization i want to have as many board members as i could because you are volunteers, and the more people you have, the more work that you can do. in my experience with every single non-profit that i have worked with is that the issue for many

time ] >> if i could finish, ron barber who was injured when gabrielle giffords was shot, she has ledge -- he has legislation, there is maneuvering on that one narrow area in congress. >> but -- [ talking at the same time ] >> back to guns. colorado, two people voted for gun control after newtown they were recalled and defeated. >> right. right. >> president obama is frightened to death to go to congress. third, gun sales boomed, people are voting their beliefs by going to the store and buying the guns. [ talking at the same time ] >> question, in the wake of the murders will congress address the issues of violent mental illness histories and gun background checks. yes or no? >> no. we got -- the guy passed a background check -- >> because of what -- he had problems. >> the background checks were passed. the toughest gun laws in the country -- >> why aren't they enforced? [ talking at the same time ] >> the gun dealer wants to sell that gun. >> it is ashotgun -- a shotgun. >> we live next to virginia who has it loosest laws -- [ talking at the same time ] >> one of the common threads is