lyon street would be right here. the net new shadow of the project versus the existing building would have similar impact. sort of the same impact. >> so as i was saying, the muni facility that's existing there is quite big, three blocks, according to muni's long-term plans is antiquated and a rebuild of this area is coming up. beyond the muni bus yard and within a quarter mile of the project are large multiunit residential buildings, a trader joe's, public storage building. fire station, jewish community center. ucsf campus and the kaiser building is on gary, a block away. to the east, the uses are predominantly residential but also retail and mount zion medical campus. the commission found this location desirable for the project as it is a transitional area. as mixed setting the project proposes uses that nicely fit in with the variety. the commission spoke about how the project not only fits in with the residential character but how it fits in with the other uses to the residential. in summary, the commission foun

once again, on lyon. and you can see the small map over here. hopefully it's clear enough. you see that we have smaller buildings with three stories and a garage, and two-story buildings with larger units and larger flora fluoride. so as we look down presidio ave, we have a smaller treat coming into a larger ave that's really as big as mission street and mayor son street. so it's a much larger street with residential blocks, larger, more horizontal expressions on one side of the street and then a transition to the uni yard on the other side, with more institutional uses. that's kind of supporting the baseline of some of the information that's been talked about today. i would like to talk about some of the acoustic issues that were brought up today. we'll be very detailed with those. we'll have to address those from a residential side as far as a code issue. the current ventilation strategy for booker t. washington are open windows that look out over the rear yard. this allows sound to broadcast over the rear yard. we will not have open windows on the jim nays yum. it will b

. >> san francisco resident lyon more house is new to city and needed a car and he turned to relay ridethe handful of peer to peer auto sharing companies popping up around the bay area. >> when i need to go to the grocery store i can grab a car and go. >> people go online to reserve a car and car owners put one up for rent. >> i don't use it all the time. i use it a couple days a week. this is great way to make a little extra money off of my car and use resources that are not being fully utilized. >> they are happy with relay rides which bills itself as the first peer to peer car rental. in massachusetts there are 50 participants renting out to 1,000 borrowers. >> they make about $250 in pocket and we have seen it go up to $600 a month. >> similar comes like spry and getaround. >> basically with car sharing it's been taking off for the past ten years. zip cars led the way for that but it was quite limited to geography so if you go peer to peer way you can have a lot more cars available. >> these start-ups is taking advantage of a change in the law that allows to rent cars for a few hour

and i'm happy that she's caught. >> reporter: amber lyon, cnn, newark, new jersey. >>> you're watchingdon. in a minute, unhealthy eating. the international fall outas fears grow over a deadly infection in food. ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ you love money ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ i work so hard at my job ♪ and then i bring it home to you ♪ ♪ i love money in my pocket >>> welcome back. this is "world one" live from london. >> coming up on 6 a.m. in new york, noon in berlin and 7 a.m. in tokyo. >>> the libyan capital has been rocked again by a series of powerful explosions early this thursday. at least ten blasts were counted by cnn's staff on the ground. nato forces have repeatedly struck at tripoli this week. separately in rebel-held city of benghazi a car bomb went off in a hotel used by op is significance leaders and foreign journalists. no reports of casuals. >>> foreign government ordering supermarket to throw out fresh vegetables from the european union and banned any other impor imports. it's responding to the outbreak of e. coli in germany and other regions. and t

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perspective of today's developments in the trial i talked to depaul university law professor andrea lyonsor of "angel of death row" and veteran prosecutor, paul henderson. andrea, judge perry seemed to reach a breaking point today. is his frustration with the prosecution and defense understandable? >> well, i think it's understandable. and there's a lot of pressure on a judge in a trial, especially a trial under this much scrutiny, with this many complex issues and complex scientific issues. you know, it's hard to maintain your cool, however well-intentioned judge perry may be to try to stay neutral and not get upset. it's hard not to. >> you say in kind of tension between lawyers pretty normal for a high-stake case like this? >> it absolutely is. when you're in trial and the evidence is coming in piece by piece as a prosecutor and a defense attorney, you know the weight of every single piece of evidence that comes in. the weight of the testimony that's coming in. and it's an intense situation. you're paying attention and listening to arguments waiting to object and jump up. and you've go

the argument is it is not as the planning has described -- >> i would say that is true as you go to lyon street. from the top of the hill going down, you can see it as a single-family home. that is really three stories. then it drops back down and gone this corner, you have another building. you don't have a very uniform height and the same for across the street. again, -- supervisor mar: if you could summarize the concerns of the neighbors immediately surrounding the project. >> what we did in terms of the architecture is to make sure that the five story drop down basically to 3 because the four story set back about over 13 feet and then the height as it marched down the hill reflects the slope going down. as far as the backyard is concerned, the architect -- this is the backyard. this is the gymnasium. the backyard is here. this building has been pulled 10 feet away from here so that -- this particular building does not come all the way up to this line. supervisor mar: there is a strawberry patch and other things in the garden -- how much further does it extend from where it is now? th

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> hello, everybody. i'm bruce leshan. bruce johnson has the night o thanks so much for being here. speed and alcohol a toxic combination that has taken far too many lives around our region. tonight police in prince george's are blaming speed and alcohol for a crash that killed three people. someone smacked into the back of their car. andrea mccarren is live at the scene with the latest. what can you tell us, andrea? >> bruce, i'm standing just above indianhead highway where the crash occurred near the intersection of wilson bridge record. happened jussive just after 3 a.m. you can still see evidence of the tragedy. >> reporter: gittering in the evening sun, a lone tree took the the brunt of the crash. it is still standing with a significant gash. it was here police say a gmc yukon slammed into the back of a mazda 3 ramming it off the road and into that tree. >> there were two passengers in that vehicle. two females that were ejected from the vehicle. they were pronounced dead on scene. the driver of that vehicle was also

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my name is ann lyon and i'm delighted to take you on a tour of this amazing home. from the entry hall into the living room, you'll notice many beautiful details such as the coffered ceiling. many of the furnishings are from old hollywood. my clients wanted to blend old with new. one of my favorite things about this home is the way my clients were able to achieve uniting the interior and exterior. through a series of french doors, you'll notice how they lead out to this covered patio, the terrace and saltwater pool. the gardens are magnificent and add views from every window in this home. we are now entering the award winning kitchen. you'll notice the beautiful statuary countertops, from the beam ceiling to the cove lighting, no detail was overlooked in this kitchen. the garden room unites these rooms. note the beautiful limestone fireplace. the 12 foot ceilings and an abundance of natural light flooding in from a series of french doors. best of all on a beautiful sunny day you can enjoy dining outside under this beautiful pergula with a limestone table. this elega

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> despite this video and doeses of witnesses still no arrests in a deadly side show shooting. how a frustrated community is taking matters into its own hands. >> the computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. >> the system is back up but the backlog is a mess. the urgent effort to get united passengers off the ground. >> i ain't breaking no laws, ain't touching nobody. >> the recording of a confrontation with a college athlete arrested after refusing to pull up his saggy pants. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. oakland police haven't made any arrests in the fatal shooting of two people over memorial day weekend. anne makovec shows us how volunteers are taking matters into their own hands to help solve the case. >> we would like to catch a murder. >> reporter: if the police can't stop a double murder. >> violence everywhere. >> reporter: maybe they can. dozens of volunteers returned to the site of a deadly shooting in oakland. >> to declare a new beginning in the city of oakland. >> reporter: turned into a crime scene near

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"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. started as a side show on memor i don't -- side show on memorial day. anne makovec on the grassroots efforts for police to solve the case. >> we would like to catch a murder. >> reporter: if the police can't solve a double murder -- >> stop the violence everywhere. >> reporter: dozens of volunteers returned to the site of a deadly shooting in oakland. >> to declare a new beginning in the city of oakland. it is enough. >> reporter: the crime scene near 88th and international boulevard all captured on this video by a film crew who happen to be there. you can hear the first shot. several other shots follow. latoya kenny, a 28-year-old mother from union city and eric bush, a 29-year-old from san leandro were killed in the streets. >> to have to find your child laying there on the street breathless, and i couldn't do nothing about it. >> reporter: the sheer number of people at the gathering made it difficult. this man walking past with a gun in hand. >> the person that killed her may not e

lyons? >> secretary chu testified many times yes, technical criteria and -- >> where does it say the social public acceptance is a criteria? >> i didn't say that it was a nuclear policy act. >> on the decision making process. >> again, sir, our secretary has the benefit of legal counsel and this is in the courts and the inner city -- >> the secretary decided that yucca mountain should -- couldn't be -- wasn't acceptable because it was in the desert. would that be a criteria? if he just decided he didn't like the color purple would that be a criteria? >> i think you know our secretary, sir, and he has a substantial criteria. >> i don't think social public acceptance is a criteria. >> as i noted in my testimony, there are many actions that are still required if yucca mountain were ever to open. and many of the decisions require permits and conferences from the state of nevada. >> my understanding is everybody through your level and above has to hold up your hand and take an oath of office or a

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we are a neighbor located at lyons street and we believe this project would be good for the neighbor. recently the little school has been investigating the possibility of opening a second childcare center at the booker t. washington project. the idea would be to have a mixed group of families and to serve the children of the parents of the children at booker t. washington. we believe that you should support the development of this project, as the little school does. booker t. washington community center as you know and as you've heard from many people tonight has a long track record of serving children, family, youth, and immigrants in the neighborhood. the little school stands behind ensuring strong neighborhood institutions that be be viable and add a vibrancy to the neighborhood and have the ability to thrive for the long term. in addition, we are excited about the possibility of a new childcare center at the booker t. washington site. this would provide needed services and also childcare to san francisco and specifically in the western addition. we believe that this would provide

i spoke about it earlier with former prosecutor paul henderson of san francisco and andrea lyon a lawssor previously casey anthony's defense attorney. >> george anthony denying an affair with the volunteer and that he said caylee's death was an accident that snow bald out of control. how do i think it play today? >> i think this is more of a distraction. the defense is trying to get in all of the side issues to distract the jury from focusing on the real central issue which is how did this child die and who was responsible for it. and so to me, the facts that are the aleutian allusions to the father having an affair or how the search took place is a distraction to the issues in the case the i'm not as concerned with it. >> andrea, clearly the defense is trying to bring up everything they can possibly think of, which i guess is their job. but does it make them look kind of scattered? >> well, you have to remember that george anthony said to this woman that it was an accident. and that is the -- >> he denies it though. >> of course he denied it. but she confirmed it. i mean, you know, h

. >> i would like to place ton the first panel, mark gaffigan and peter lyons. we want to thank you for joining us. we will start from my left to your right. your full statement can be submitted for the record. to begin, i would like to ask mr. mark gaffigan, the managing director for the u.s. accountability office, thank you for your attendance. you are recognized for five minutes. >> i am please to be here today. >> can you hold for 1 minute? >> i am still pleased to be here. i would like to summarize my remarks in three areas. the current status of yucca mountain and the nation's nuclear waste policy. the nuclear waste alternatives that have been discussed and lessons learned that my help inform -- that might help and form us as we -- inform us as we go forward. in 1957, the national command of science -- national academy of science first certified the disposal of nuclear waste. acceptable repository has been proven to be difficult. the federal government made a commitment to take the nation's nuclear waste. the department of energy has been debating yucca mo

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> will they work for free? for the first time in a quarter century with their own paychecks on the line state lawmakers yesterday passed a balanced budget on time. but today the governor rejected the plan and tonight robert lyles asks should sacramento still show them the money? >> this legislature has adopted an attitude of we are going to do what we want. >> reporter: the president of the taxpayers association does not mince words. he believes they accepted a budget that will fail just to keep their paychecks coming. >> they should hold their pay because the budget they submitted to governor brown was not balanced. >> reporter: that's what the comptroller's office is trying to do telling cbs5 they will be tracking every expenditure f they don't balance, he believes he has the legal ability to stop lawmakers' $95,000 paychecks. >> we met our deadline. we met our deadline. >> reporter: but the senate president and speaker of the assembly. >> we clearly met the obligation to pass a balanced, on time budget. what

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> it is expected to be the largest funeral of its kind in 60 years. preparations tonight as a community prepares to say goodbye to two firefighters killed in the line of duty. >>> in short a lot went wrong but plenty of details still out there. highlights of 200 pages listing what pg&e did wrong in san bruno. >>> days from freedom but not in the clear. the legal action that could still await johannes mehserle once he has paid his debt to society. >>> and american justice is giving the french something to talk about. why a trial here has women there taking a good look at the men around them. >>> good evening, i'm grace lee. dana king is off. >> i'm ken bastida. good evening. nights like these are never very easy. family, friends and colleagues of the two firemen killed in the line of duty in san francisco last week all gathered for a memorial ahead of tomorrow's big funeral that is expected to draw thousands of firefighters from around the state and the country. sharon chin was at tonight's service. >> reporter: after a final stop at

lexington accidentally intercepted a formation of twenty japanese eeks fighters based from nearby marshall lyons the japanese were on a mission to bomb and strafe the tower landing force. by ten o five that morning the americans had shot down seventeen of the twenty bombers and force the remaining three back to their base the marines on base year were saved from potentially devastating casualties. meanwhile supported by reinforcements and artillery fire from nearby islands the marines used all means necessary to systematically take out the japanese defenders they slowly advance toward the narrow eastern tip of the art. leon paid a visit to mother superior margaret sullivan of our lady of the sacred heart mission she showed in the declaration the japanese government is at it just hours after they took over the island now that you have money and playing on a warning that japan was going to occupy these island all of a sudden they simply showed up as a right to die is that really what i want to finish up every tenth of december to those up till now to where they land and basically as his outreach t

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> he was a great brother. going to be missed. it seems like he is still here. >>> another blow to a devastated fire department. a second san francisco firefighter dies. how the city will honor both men. >>> an out of control car slams into a garage tonight. what happened to the people in the car and the house? >>> rainfall records being washed away this weekend. the impact on countless outdoor events. when the rain will finally end. i'm ann notarangelo. two line of duty deaths. two firefighters lost in two days. tonight the san francisco fire department is dealing with the loss of a second firefighter one . anne makovec on the second emotional tribute this week. >> reporter: in the pouring rain surrounded by dozens of san francisco firefighters the chief made the announcement so many had feared. >> unfortunately this morning at about 7:40 a.m., firefighter paramedic tony valer erio was pronounced deceased. he worked for the city for 27 years. one of two firefighters who died after being overcome by a flashover

the rules are worked out as they go along and always at the expense of the serbs meantime iraq at lyons the deputy editor of the online magazine spike lee says what's going on in the hague now is a show trial and the outcome already set in stone. i don't think there's anything. fair about this trial it's all about the whole process. i think what's what's happening it is that the kind of the outcome is kind of been it's been set already it's a bit of a show trial i think. as a result i think it's very much about bolstering the west's position and making the west look like it's free it's a friend of justice and the largest has already been set up for the bad guy in this i'm not for all of remote thinking that she's our wonderful human being but there were crimes on all sides in that war and to pick out one side was worse than the other is a bit peculiar of the situation with what you murkier there were opportunists nationalists politicians on all sides and some fairly brutal people behind them as well. contributors to the arts he forum are saying that the hague tribunal should be dissolve

benghazi to tripoli says fifteen people were killed in a nato airstrike in eastern town of breda pena lyons going on. skeptics in brussels stage the funeral as greece faces the public anger over deeper cuts in the country teeters on the brink of bankruptcy expected tuesday and if the greek parliament passes the austerity measures athens will get another bailout to stave off the fall and. all the latest sporting events with coming up. well welcome this is this for years and here are the headlines this hour says the moscow extend premier league leader beating up carwell psych incidents in the failed to score against chechen side terek i think it is. run away form the leaders of us in the town secure as is six when the season the sixteenth overall finishing ahead of the last one webber at the european grand prix team but i don't say i. am from the colts to the greens former tennis world number one you're any catholic of secure is the russian national golf championship. final fast and eight games have been played across the country in the russian premier league in the last round before a month

robert lyons the deputy editor of the online magazine that spike doesn't think that what it shows trial will be just as the hague protects the interests of particular nationals. civil war the notorious for being. terrible for there to be of atrocities for the actions that would be a b. on the pile even a regular war. to try to. long after the affair and we're going to calmly try to judge you on what are the standards of a normal society i think we have to accept. that the civil wars happened. i'm sure that there's many things that. were very wrong but i would think the whole essence of the war crimes tribunal is the other side to the pole for the position of the west rather than to to really give people a sense of justice or. the tribunal has no legal ground to exist and it should be dissolved well that's the view of one of our viewers on our online forum for good on a website they can have your say on what the general run of blood is will get a fair trial of the un of war crimes court party talks obviously interest where you can express your opinion on the matter and many other issues

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> a suspect in two recent pipe bombings arrested a day long standoff. what neighbors say they experienced with a man they call strange. >>> 24 hours after united airlines computer glitch strands thousands all over the world there are still people at s.f.o. tonight trying to get on airplanes. we will hear their stories. >> just have to find your child laying there on your street. breathless. you know. and i couldn't do nothing about it. >>> a wild shootout and a side show that left two dead. the painful campaign for one victim's family to find a killer. i'm er a car on phoenix drive in fairfield may >>> a suspect in two recent pipe bombings. the most recent explosive discovered under a car on phoenix drive in fairfield may 27th. but the suspect is also wanted for questioning about a vacaville pipe bomb left inside a newspaper on castle circle last march that injured a home run. >> reporter: daniel garcia walked slowly out of his fairfield home and into police custody following a seven and a half hour standoff. >> after deployment of

really going any sort of the fishy evidence that this actually this number is actually accurate rob lyons the deputy editor of the online magazine spike doesn't think not just trial will be just as the hague protects the interests of particular nations civil war the notorious for being. terrible for there to be of atrocities for but i'm sure that would be a bit on the pile even a regular war. to try to. long after the apparent we're going to calmly try to judge you on the standards of a normal society i think is wrong we have to accept. the civil war but i'm sure that there's many things that were were very wrong but i think the whole essence of the war crimes tribunal is the truth is the other side of the both of the position of the west to to really give people a sense of justice or the tribe you know has no legal ground to exist and should be dissolved that's the view of one of our viewers i am that our online forum go to our website to have your say on whether a general lack of ideas will get a fair trial at the u.n. war crimes court i can dot com is the address where you can express

and robert lyons the deputy editor of the online magazine spike lee says that what's going on in the hague now is a show trial with the outcome already set in stone i don't think there's anything. fair about this trial at all about the whole process. or what's what's happening it is that the kind of the outcome is kind of been it's been set already it's a bit of a show trial i think. as a result i think it's very much about bolstering the west's position and making the west look like it's for free it's a friend or of justice and the largest has already been certain the bad guys in this i'm not. allowed to choose are wonderful human being but the crimes on all sides are not war and to pick out one side has been worse than the other. it was a much murkier there were opportunists nationalists politicians on all sides and some fairly brutal people behind them as well. and the contributors to the r.t. for them are saying that their pay tribunals should be dissolved in their view it has no legal grounds to exist now you can go to our website to have your say on whether general or practical

and rob lyons the deputy editor of the online magazines pre-cooked sound is always going on in the hague now is a show trial with the outcome already set in stone but i don't think there's anything. fair about this trial it's all about the whole process. i think what's what's happening is that the because of the outcome this kind of been. set already it's a bit of a show trial i think. as a result i think it's very much about bolstering the west's position as making the west look like it's a free it's a friend of justice and the largest has already been so i thought it was the bad guy in this i'm not for all of remote think that she's our wonderful human being but the crimes of all sides in that war and to pick out one side has been worse than the other is a bit peculiar the situation was much murkier there were opportunists nationalists politicians on all sides and some fairly brutal people behind them as well. all the personal data just one click away a smartphone may be found its way to store information but it's from far be safe it's not easy call iraq new and discovering how they pr

cnn's amber lyon goes in depth for our series "medication nation." >> reporter: she was just a normal kid from a small town in florida until a bad breakup led her to try pain pills. >> this is me and that's me and my mom before drugs. >> reporter: now they're all she lives for. so it's about 11:00 in the morning and bree just woke up. she's getting ready to have her morning fix. 23-year-old bree segy spends her waking hours turning prescription pills into injectable liquid. so you just completely turn it into a liquid. >> uh-huh. you know it's crazy because i remember when i first started doing these occasionally. everybody, all my friends, none of us were drug addicts. now the whole town is. people that i would have never thought were drug addicts are complete fiends. it's crazy. >> reporter: these little blue pills here, the oxycodone? >> oxycodone 30 milligram. honest, roxies, blues, about to do all of those in a second. >> reporter: all of these at once? >> 10 or 15 at a time. >> reporter: do you ever worry you're going to overdoses? >> when you're an addict, nothing scares you. y

rob lyons the deputy editor of the online magazine spight says what's going on in the hague now is a show trial with the outcome already set in stone but i don't think there's anything. about this trial at all about the whole process. or what's what's happening in. the code the outcomes have been but it's been that already it's a bit of a show trial i think. as a result i think it's very much about bolstering the west's position and making the west look like it's a free defender of justice and the largest has already been set up by the bad guy and this i'm not. allowed to choose our wonderful human being but. crimes on all sides in that war and to pick out one side was worse than the other is a bit peculiar oh it was a. they were opportunist nationalist politicians on all sides and some fairly brutal people behind them as well and contributors to the r t four and some are saying the hague tribunal should be dissolved in their view it has no legal grounds to exist and you've got a web site that he will send when the general right can and it will get a fair trial and the u.n. war crime

isabelle lyon, connection problem. click to open intel wireless troubleshooter for help. i don't think so. all the help i can get. any case, it's well attested because isabelle lyon is attending a haircutting in new hampshire when mark twain is almost 70. 1905 she dates it, she describes it in great detail, and she includes this swatch of his hair. what good is that? well, here's another thing that was found in that bible. i don't know if you can see the hair down here. this is the same clipping, flipped over. the clipping has been folded at the bottom to hold on to the hair. this is a poem. it's not a poem written by mark twain, it's actually taken from a magazine. but this says up here, for margaret. and it was our supposition, actually, that this was jane clemens' way of memorializing her 9-year-old daughter who died when she was 9, something fairly common many those days. -- in those days. but that's just a guess. until you can do something with the evidence you have. so if you look at the dna in this one and the dna in this one, if they have the same my to cond real

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lyon was getting out of a car near dupont circle when she was struck by a lexus suv -- ryan. >>> lastht mr. obama and the german chancellor had dinner at the 1789 restaurant in georgetown. he called her a trusted global partner. tonight's dinner and reception will be held in the rose garden, a first for the obamas. >>> all local church, st. luke's episcopal church in bladensburg maryland, will be the first day in the u.s. to convert to roman catholicism. the congregation is already catholic-leaning. it was not so much about the issues in the anglican and church ordaining women and gay people. >> grenada stayed true to what we were taught and raised with. i thought if we -- i felt we needed to stay true to what we were taught and raised with. >>> get ready for new traffic pattern on the 14th street bridge. the northbound bridge will be closed overnight so that the lanes can be realigned. the new alignment will be in place for tomorrow morning rush hour or. two left lanes will be used to get to the southeast southwest freeway or north on 14th street. the lane on the far-right will go on