main stage is taped and editted by interns. in exchange for class credit and the opportunity to use equipment. interns produced 15 hours of original programming during year 1 of main stage. the auditorium hosted talented performers who brought the cultures of the world home to san francisco. like the culture of the bay area these performances are adding a fusion of tradition. >> master protectinist. explored the historic influence of african music in peru. in the modern interpretation, created his irish and native american roots to create a unique sound. [music] >> speaking spanish... >> from some of the sounds they used to play we almost lost all of them we still have some that he remembers. for instance. >> this means attention, be alert. something's going to happen. wake up, wake up. >> some of the drumming part has been rescued by compose the cultural association. drumming... [music] [applause] [music] >> our most popular streaming video is another expression of japanese culture. a form of comic story telling produced witho

maine. >> this book called "the lobster chronicles" is what book for you? linda: book number two. brian: what was book number one and when did it come out? linda: book number one was "the hungry ocean" and it was published in 1999. brian: about? linda: swordfishing, the book is structured around a 30-day swordfishing trip to the grand banks of newfoundland. brian: and what's your relationship with the whole perfect storm movie and the perfect storm story and sebastian junger? linda: well, i suppose most people, if they've ever heard of linda greenlaw recognize my name as the woman who survived the perfect storm. i was the captain of the andrea gail's sister ship, so most people make the perfect storm connection right, you know, very quickly. i was running that swordfishing boat the last six years that i swordfished and because of the book -- people always ask you how did the perfect storm change your life? the weather event didn't really change my life a great deal but the book by sebastian

we'll see the three main engines go through their steering checks at t-minus 3:25.nd then the gaseous oxygen cap will be retracted at about 2:55 before launch. and that will be followed by pressurizing of liquid hydrogen tank at 1:57 before launch. that takes us up to where the ground launch sequencer will hand off to endeavour's onboard computers at t-minus 31 seconds, and the final command will be coming at t-minus 6.6 seconds to ignite endeavour's three main engines. and the ground launch sequencer gets a chance to vote on the readiness for main engine start at t-minus ten seconds. it must agree with the onboard computers that we're ready to ignite the main engines. and then at that point the onboard computers on endeavour can actually cut off the countdown at any point up until solid rocket booster ignition. [no audio] >> once the main engines on endeavour ignite, they will begin to consume repellant at the rate of a thousand commons per -- gallons per second. >> the solid rocket boosters, however, they will be providing 80% of the thrust required for the space

the view of this side of the building shows the main lobby at its base, that's a 37-foot- tall main lobby that provides for grade changes. we move uphill and extend about half the pass -- facade on geary to the main auto drop-off. then there are a series of views of the building projecting on. if you look at view 29, we are on the top of the store across the street. this is franklin off to your right and post off to your left so the burnham is in the left hand portion of this rendering and we're looking roughly southeast and you can see in this case the care to keep the portion of the building immediate -- immediately adjacent to the burnham as low as possible. again, it rises to about 65 feet off the corner and that is actually a reduction of about 30 feet off the current office building. so even though the tower of the medical-surgical bedrooms rises higher than the existing buildings on the site, the actual buildings adjacent to burnham are lower and that will mitigate the sun impacts. the key feateer -- feature it a very large lail -- scale drop-off which provides a way down to van ne

main stage is taped and editted by interns. in exchange for class credit and the opportunity to use equipment. interns produced 15 hours of original programming during year 1 of main stage. the auditorium hosted talented performers who brought the cultures of the world home to san francisco. like the culture of the bay area these performances are adding a fusion of tradition. >> master protectinist. explored the historic influence of african music in peru. in the modern interpretation, created his irish and native american roots to create a unique sound. [music] >> speaking spanish... >> from some of the sounds they used to play we almost

main fan from which the leader of the opposition gave us. the earlier on just before the fighting broke out was saying she would maybe be holding negotiations that didn't happen they wanted out instead the price that the ending how it started in things the violent. sea. kuria a former georgian local representative an expert on politics in the caucasus says that the violent crackdown on protests will just provoke more action even georgia notoriously is. going to try to intimidate people and the last night was the most. painful. thing in history the story of my country i say. it's just not going toward. the tourist climate i think georgia answer first. outraged we're expecting more and more common in the coming months in the cockpits . and by the way you can follow the situation in georgia or online and watch the latest videos from there on our website it's our to dot com plus we're going to course there's artie's twitter feed and facebook but always keep you updated as the events unfold. if. the. turmoil in greece is threatening to turn into

building into police say before taking their protest to the main parliament. initial numbers of protesters at the weekend of peace among the opposition parties themselves they will lead through the streets on wednesday the crowds once again turned. to the police to use force. programs through to show. the well and the. demonstrators were vastly outnumbered and witnesses to the name then the two thousand and seven protests in which six hundred were injured see that this time around police presence was even greater and the things they used just as. questions are already being asked about whether the scale of people's used was justifiable. and many were arrested and many more injured did we on the streets in the violent clash. the. main fan from which the leaders of the opposition gave birth speaking of the earlier on just before the fighting broke out was saying she would maybe be holding negotiations that didn't happen they wanted. instead the price that the ending how it started and things the violent. see. the curia former georgian local representative an exp

there is a backup from the main sewer, that there is a release. i am willing to show anybody that design. it's my own design on how to relieve it. it might be the easiest way to correct the problem. at least give you some kind of -- but i don't do designs. that's not my job. i could just give an -- commissioner murphy: what about if they remedy the washing machine, back flow or backwater valve that you call it, if they do that, will that take care of this problem? >> if they put a backwater valve on that washing machine and the backwater valve for that lower bathroom and everything is in the correct location -- i haven't seen it. i don't know. if everything is in the correct location that should stop any future backups into that location as long as that's maintained and that's correct regularly. you can't control what's flushed down the toilet from a tenant unless you're the only person there and you're the only one that knows what's going on. ifyou did not check on a regular basis, like rainy season and what not. i also have a letter that was sub

knots ratan and at that main road where s. and more much more consuming electricity is in the north is seaside so that actually for the transportation. is a problem from real says along transportation from the nass western region to the east and region. yeah yeah yeah and and the other thing is because of the electricity pricing system for magnesium because for for considering the whole people's living standard a slow china's government has been. again a lot fall for the financial front finding far up subsidizing that just that they're so the prize and can not relate telling that chill throughout the market that has piled up by saying well we'll continue to talk about as your problem is in china and. something else also just after the short break everybody that was all good to see the cheap lobby is it the director of the center for the approach to energy and its environmental studies does say with the state's work life was the best. place to. play. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to

black sea so i think could be a main complication. calls. so much by the financial or the negotiating side. but from the environmental and circumstantial side and why is it so important for south stream to get the status of trans european gas route. i think yes this is so with their fifty or three billion cubic meter of capacity is this is considered to be zero rather large project. it's been a long awaited because it's going to be of rummy fly two streams one to the southern europe other bits of the central europe two or three of them but definitely it will add substantially to the capacity of the. western europe new york the west european countries and until recently it was not pure understanding who all the projects the balls all there were but that we stood for shares of each party until the visible from russian prime minister putin to brussels and speak with mr burroughs up in terms of who's going up all the pipelines who's going to hold the generating capacity while the building layer will be asleep is to the russian to russian governm

midnight this morning they entered into the crowd to break it up because they gathered outside the main parliament building and now they previously spent the last five days in a separate area outside one of the main t.v. studios in georgia where they've been calling for the president saakashvili government to what the opposition were calling an undemocratic leadership it's been tough to see the revolution because of the older generation that took part in that they've been fighting against pensions and rising food prices and it really made the scenes of violence all the more shocking last night to see as we said extremely quick for the police to break up that probably saw a lot of arrests being made now the interior ministry said that they made a few dozen arrests that really i was with it was happening we saw many more than that even after the crowd had been the main area they were still pulling people out bleeding from some of the buildings and hanging past and they see people hadn't actually seen the need been involved in the main demonstration which had been taking place outside in t

main stage taped a performance. >> important. new dudes are too soft and soggy. no good. should be nice and firm. slurp.... h hum... disgusting again. to soft a noodles. it's good for my -- it's hard to pick up a noodles without breaking them. ha, ha, do you use a fish cake? yes, really? really? i have been looking for it. [laughter]. but i cannot find any. i got one. oh , no wonder i could not find it it is so thin. i can see through to over there. [laughter]. that's okay. sometimes at the noodle shops you use sponge cake it's terrible. hum, hum, yes. this is real sponge cake. that's okay. that's okay. i am a [inaudible] person anyway. do i have to eat it all? slurp... hum, yuk. slurp, hum... disgusting. i'm almost done. [laughter]. slurp, slurp. i gave up eating noodles. thank you, thank you. >> sometimes notable authors come to main stage and do more than read passages from their work. they sit in a live conversation with a reporter, playwright discusses the relevancy of his work with one of his theatre critics. as part of the yearly 1 city one book event. fields quest

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water main breaks going on there. water main break repairs at manor road in halliburton road. delays forming around the area north and west side. 95 coming out of the northeast as well. but show you the harrisburg expressway north of the beltway. this is just the odd accident scene. we will keep you posted on that. -- this is just beyond the accident scene. >> it is a bit of a shock. it is in the 40's right now. that is pretty cold this time of the year. the good as we had a breeze last night. -- thank goodness we had a breeze last night. it will be breezy, but you will see a lot of sunshine. 30% chance for rain shower friday, saturday, and sunday. certainly not a washout. temperatures in the 60's. 70's and early next week. weather and traffic on the 5's all day long. to go think you for joining us. back with a live update at 7:25. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> follow breaking news and whether any time ad wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter. >> this is a w

that their revenue from there and what they have been putting into the market and i think that the main idea are so because you know that china has been hoarding such a large amount of. you as a nation and well i think we want to be more multiple lived through one but it is true that some go china is capable the chinese financial system is capable to to change the world if they wanted to i mean to to dethrone dollar i mean they get. straight to do that is that true and i don't know. yet. none of them in the fossil filter i don't think china will have the ability or china will have the will to be. because they like you're sad about the dollar ok but the united states has been criticizing china for the policy of the cheap yuan for keeping the yuan she would surely continue devaluating its currency in the future. i know where you held it in beijing far from time. in fact their. chinese man has being helpful they are appreciating for a lot when the five. years i could feel it and you can see the exchange rate being. changing for our times. i don't think that china and china are for the chin

they could be 6- or 8-inch mains, but being 100 years old, they actually may be 2-inch mains. and they reduce the amount of volume of water that's available to us. johnson: there were a number of things that we have had to do in order to get the system back up to an acceptable standard. replacing mains and valves and fire hydrants and other components of the system to ensure that it operates properly. egan: we consider both the underground infrastructure and the above ground assets to be a part of the critical infrastructure of the city. johnson: and if the infrastructure is not there to actually deliver that water in the volume and the quality that's necessary, then communities simply can't exist. man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical i

because in my opinion you were speaking about would be the main the main of course idea maybe the main reason of b.p. in this do was to pick up in this arctic projects the main reason the first sniff of course was to take these five percent of the big companies because it was important we were speaking about people. between russian companies and foreign companies. but. of course it's very just what would be the course of this deal so you don't think they're in a position to be saying either. company now i don't know what will be reaction of here because b.p. in my opinion made a serious mistake they didn't ask the signature because i absolutely sure. had information about these them before before it's clear that the meeting that mr friedman. if you should be. but in my opinion be the behavior of people is like you know. i thin you're right behave in russia so they didn't ask the signature it was like the. informal you can say our formal agreement of freedom of the civil to you guys i'm not against it but then he began to behave as you would see a businessman who is my signature was go

the main revelations will have to do with western involvement in the breakup of yugoslavia in starting the civil war in helping muslim fundamentalists get the upper hand in bosnia and actually take over bosnia and western support in terms of the dean being imported into boston to fight on the muslim side against the serbs the presence of bin laden and. then the real story about celebrities which has been totally twisted and manipulated in the western media i mean those are actually very big news items very big issues and it won't be comfortable for the western media and i think they will try to ignore it as much as they possibly can. largely has been hearing how in some minds a lot of his arrest is more about political ambition than war crimes justice serbian international affairs writer trick of age says state controlled media is pushing to persuade people the country needs to join the. instead of applauding serbia for finally catching wild which you will see in the western media yet another orgy. reminding everybody of thread and the eight thousand words that his mother chooses the g

the russian market has no practical in the defensive for mains. that's why it's very difficult to. any kind of particle in the right well if you believe that the sell off is all work as you would buy for instance steel mains so maybe sun paints a special treat them or take care of that will be issuing orders to receipts to by the end of june there which will support store house latest. plans for a significant listing in russia the company has about ten percent of the russian markets it was restored since. we want to we want to play sports here markets are just kind of really unique situation sort of close to one didn't resource the friendships or stephen service officers. needed for the role of the original extension of the international summit or something it's a figure of six kind of restructuring of the financial markets mr bush urged. and that's what the business is the null state was for headline news with henri up next . the. rush is going to be soon which brightened if you only bought some from first impressions from. east.

that's because of a water main break right across the mcdonald's on york road. we will take you there live right now where you can see a picture of the area that we are talking about. the break is along the 900 block of york road. officials say the 10 inch main broke yesterday afternoon and affected the carver center for arts and technology as well as about 15 other business between bosley and fairmont. both southbound lanes are closed so crews are temporarily reversing the northbound lane right now. there's no word on when that will be fixed or when the businesses will be back open. >>> two brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire will wait until july to stand trial for the second time. after a mistrial in february, travers and tremayne were set to go on trial yesterday. they downed a dog with gasoline and set her on fire and the dog named phoenix by rescue workers. they are charged with animal cruelty and mutilation of an animal. since the injuries were so severe, phoenix had to be put down. >>> seven minutes after 6. a win in kansas city for the o's. a

building in tbilisi before taking their protest to the main parliament. and national numbers of protest this is the weekend after fifty two among the opposition parties themselves they will lead through the streets on wednesday the crowds once again turned out. to force. them in spaces with vastly outnumber witnesses to the name then the two thousand and seven protests in which six hundred were injured this time around police presence was even greater and the full three year. western civ already being asked about whether the scale of used was justifiable many were arrested and many more injured they did real in the streets the remnants of a violent clash. they set up the main band from which the leaders of the opposition gave the street near the pitch analyse earlier on just before the fighting broke out with think she would maybe be holding negotiations that didn't happen they wanted out but instead the price had pending how it started and things of violent. well with georgia's political situation on edge he's preparing how this might develop political a

southbound york road closed at fairmont because of a water main break from yesterday. two-way traffic alternates so expect delays later this morning. megan, back to you. >> thanks. >>> he saved several family members when the house caught on fire. how the baltimore county executive recognized a 15-year- old heroics efforts. what would have happened if he hadn't acted so quickly. >>> doesn't trump is at the center of another controversy. why the decision to have himlead 33 cars with a green flag is facing a lot of resistance. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. we will be right back. ÑwÑ[= >>> 47:-- 4:44. five things to know before yougo. it's cinco demyo. -- cinco de mayo. the testimoniesy taxi program will offer free -- tipsy taxi program will offer free rides between 4 in the afternoon today and 4 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> general motors recall the chevy cruise compact car. they want to check the new models to make sure the stearal shafts is properly involved. it involves -- steering shaft shaft are properly installed. >>> we are looking

the water main break situation. 10-inch main breaks that caused americansy road work to close.und, you are closed between bossily and fair mount avenue. two way traffic pattern remains in effect in the northbound lanes. meantime, if you are traveling in catonsville, watch for a delay, fire equipment on the scene. the beltway, remaining problem free. same thing goes for 95. this traffic report brought to you by your toyota dealer. toyota moving forward. back to you, don. >> top of the news, beefed-up security in the big apple ahead of the president's visit. specially trained counter terrorism units standing by and staying prepared for a worst case scenario. we have a live look at the ground zero site. the president will arrive later today and meet with the families of those who died and lay a wreath at the memorial still under construction. here's joel brown reporting for "wjz" on what investigators now have from osama bin laden's compound. >> reporter: the raid in osama bin laden's compound lead to more evidence than u.s. officials ever expected. five computers, a dozen hard dr

by day they have visual outside the main t.v. building in tbilisi before taking their protest to the main parliament. initial numbers that pay to the weekend. fifty to mung the opposition party and. this thing will lead to an escape so when say the crowd wants. to use force. traitors. demonstrates his will vastly outnumber the witnesses to the ne then the two thousand and seven protests in which six hundred were injured this time around police presence was even greater and the. best to the already being asked about whether the scale was justifiable. many were arrested and many more injured if they'd be on the streets when the plan. they set up and then banned from which the leaders of the opposition gave me look at you know the iraq just before the fighting broke out was saying she would maybe be holding negotiations that didn't happen they wanted out but instead the price being how it started and things of violence so. well the georgians political situation on a knife's edge let's look at how this might develop. as a former geor

they operate their main campus at 300 gaven street and uses 307 and 311 as office space. they lease a space for outdoor recreation for the students. the proposal before it is to expand the school and includes multiple components. the first component is to increase the enrollment size of the school. of the planning commission approved enrollment cap of 268 students in 1998, and the school currently has 277. the proposal is to increase the cap to 285 to allow for natural fluctuations instead of rights. the second but it is to legalize the dwelling unit conversion of the single-family homes at 307 and 311 gaven street across the street from the main campus. the school purchased those locations in 1999 and 2001. they're both approximately 1050 square feet. in their home is visibly altered, and they are currently used as an administrative office space and faculty office space. the third proposal is to demolish part of the main building and construct a 40-foot tall, approximately 14,000 gross square foot center. the main building was constructed in 1960 as a church that is curr

actually, i think the shortest main street in the world on lower main, then it extends into upper main. we have old arcs, shops that used to float in the water. there's a bunch of nice shops up there. it's a fun town to walk around. i think you can see at the railroad museum later. >> bob redell is out there. there's so much to see in the town. it feels like a sense of community to me. >> it's a real small town. everybody in town knows everybody else. everybody in town just comes down to main street, hangs around. it's a good place to hang around. >> that's exactly what we are doing today. we appreciate you letting us hang on the deck at sam's anchor cafe. a lot of other news happening. we want to check in with marla tellez. good morning. >> good morning. a man rushes the cockpit of a flight from san francisco to chicago. it's a number of flight security checks that happened over the weekend. he was arrested and no one hurt. good news there. teachers are getting ready to march at the state capital today. they are there to tell lawmakers to stop the cuts. they say they have sacrificed e

protesters letting out war cries the main street in tbilisi became a battleground. well outside the main parliament building now a very different thing to the one the saw violent clashes erupting on the streets as police try to disperse the crowd of protesters. filled the street and police quickly moved in mostly disorientated crowds of bullets and throwing people to the grounds a police officer take aim is our camera man realizing in time he's from the media but others were not so lucky feeding my colleague diego who's caught up in the confusion the policeman appears ok very very aggressively to people and start to keep all the people they don't make any sense with nothing and then suddenly being told. and realized it needed some kind of this kind of politicize the police and they give me a name starting. with police boss the outnumbering protesters the operation with. the dust settles the struggle continues. many are left searching the hospitals for valid his friends then anything with just. getting here is the least. we can do we came to bring you to meet east be

it is the city's main water main though. this is the one that feeds all of the city of napa. it took them a couple of hours to fix it. thaw fixed it but then put out the warning saying your water will look different. you might have pressure issue. you might have color issues. it will take a little bit to fix that. it will take several hours. >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: they said it's safe. >> really? no, i'm not going to drink it. >> reporter: even though they say it's safe you don't want any part of that? >> no. >> reporter: so what's your option? >> just drink my own water. >> reporter: back live out here. we are trying to figure out if it's getting any better. you can barely see it here. we put it in this one maybe a little bit better and then this one maybe a little bit better. we are talking about very minor differences. we have seen the crews coming in and out of here they have truck beds filled with the ice chests and bucks. it is disrupting their business. we did talk to the boss who work there is. he said he drank this this morning just to taste it. he says it's oka

it's opposite the main commute. a vehicle was blocking the left lane toward 680. 680 moves slowly off the bridge. if you are using the parks, check the website to get the latest on that. we are looking at the carquinez bridge through hercules. we'll follow that and i'll let you know the latest. just an 18 minute drive off the bridge, across the bay to the bay bridge. a look at the toll plaza. clear view, you can see the east shore freeway with clouds hanging out. fog not an issue. clearly, heat is going to be a factor. coming up northbound with the headlights, this the 880, the nimitz freeway. no slowing around the san mateo bridge. the volume is light in the south bay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the trial of the berkeley hikers held captive in iran is on the way. josh fatale and shane bower are set to be back in an iranian courtroom. they hiked over the country's line. she was released on humanitarian grounds after concerns for her health. >>> you can watch the candidates running to be san francisco's next m

this water main break shut off water to 2,200 residents. woman: how many breaks are you working on right now? we have 24 breaks working right now. man: in our company, washington suburban sanitary commission, we had 479 water main breaks in february -- the most ever, for any february. man: this 10-inch water main in willard park is 73 years old. man: at wssc, we're having a year of record -- a ramp up slope of water main breaks that soon is going to reach exponential. man: the damage has been done. and this is the culprit. brunhart: today, 25% of our 5,500 miles of underground water pipes has reached the end of useful life. by the year 2020, 85% will have reached the end of useful life. woman: what to do? wssc is working on that costly problem right now. brunhart: it's not only true here, but it's true throughout our nation. narrator: across the united states, cities and towns are facing the challenge of aging and outdated drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. it's a national problem. but it needs to be approached syste

. >>> state police in maine are trying to identify the body of a young boy found near the maine-new hampshire border over the weekend. they said they were exploring a possible military connection and released a photograph of the boy's shoes, black sneakers with pictures of a character from the film "cars."

there's a water main break in there's a water main break in it depends on you. it needs food. you have to feed your lawn. that's a must. i use scotts turf builder. it makes the roots really strong. [ man] the stronger the roots, the stronger and healthier your lawn's gonna be. hearing the roots, like, "i need food. i need nutrition." [ man #2 ] do i think feeding makes a difference? look at my lawn. this is healthy. it looks good, right? it's strong. look at this. feeding makes all the difference in the world. it's a no-brainer. [ male announcer ] scotts turf builder. feeding pays. it is the best thing you could do for your lawn. >> it pesky water main break. >> we have one of those in towson and emergency road work. if you travel southbound york between bosnia and fairmount, be careful. this will cause delays through that area as volume picks up. moving also far on the day affec -- on the jfx. looks good southbound toward the beltway. looks good on the harrisburg expressway. 57 miles an hour southbound at mount carmel. the problems from the maryland line all the way down to t

in main street in tbilisi became a battleground. for cannons rubber bullets and tear gas fired indiscriminately into the crowds many people were injured including a number of journalists are teasing spanish correspondent was among those caught in the chaos the policeman appears ok he was very aggressive we get people. to keep all the people they don't make any arms with nothing and then suddenly being told the pain in my stomach and relate it me with some kind of bullet it's kind of bullet is the bullet and he gave me a name so he. has a clue to the riot police didn't come as a surprise to any of us that it was the scale of the operation that was such a shock. when the police disperse the crowds they were following me my friends with the song to kill a. journalist see tropical a vendor two thousand and seven traitors they had also resulted in violence so police present this. time with even greater and just. the violence the most shocking given the age of many of the demonstrators. this. people of the silver revolution an older gener

the russian market has no critical in the defense of the mains. that's why it's very difficult to her. any kind of party for one right now if you believe that the several friends or as you would buy for us that still means maybe some banks a special community that starbuck will be issuing the post the receipts by the end of june there which will supports the. swedish mobile operator tele to has announced plans for a significant listing in russia the company has about ten percent of the russian market it was restored so. we want to we want to play sports here in the uk it's that was kind of. solution. was to build a resource a couple friendships first the women service officers city. leaders who were the regional station in russia with a small percentage and it's a fair bit sister for restructuring. different interest groups in terms of the fortune of riches and that's all the business news for now kareena who will be here next hour stay with us big news headlines with your next. afghanistan. weapons of mass destruction. terrorism. arab world prote

this is the main auto drop-off for the medical office building. again completely reimagined, repaved, planted, and quite a different kind of place than we see there today. finally in sheet 44, you are looking from the east up cedar street and you can see what we think will be the real positive impact of a completely rethought environment, lighting, security vastly improved. medical office building is in the fore ground of this building. the hospital at van ness and geary is to the rear. you can see the burnham to the right. again you are looking west up the hill to franklin. we hope -- think the total of this will be a series be buildings that really fit in and have appropriate heights and character in all c.c.a. -- cases. looking at sheet 45 we believe will paint a really unique future for an institution. we practice all over the united states and we know very few institutions like cpmc who are able to spend this kind of money and have m -- this kind of effort to really contribute greatly to the city of san francisco new and enduring facilities t

opponent in the main it was the north. plans for shame a plant could be hit by a powerful typhoon as early as monday officials said the quake and tsunami damage facility is not fully prepared for heavy tropical rain and winds some buildings are still wide open and it's feared that the storm could send radioactive material into the air and sea work has been battling to fix the broken cooling system and all five and now back online. it's the world's i.c.'s continent but scientists say the rate is growing it's classes of melting in antarctica could soon be a lush green valley thomas travel to the bottom of the earth and to find out why the world's coldest climate is getting hot under the collar. each week pull up with noodles hikes to the bone cells and dole glacier on kings george island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so he can record exactly how the glacier changes each year and it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller. if i consider glaciers are changing in size point search change in cl

our main requirement is that moammar gadhafi and his son should leave libya among those who serve in the previous government about their many refutable people with whom we are ready to have a dialogue so that they can become members of the executive orders of the future libya it's colonel gadhafi who is nobbs all of this in the first political events us from creating secure corridors for medicine and food supplies going to those in need but once he stops doing this role the prospect of a dialogue will open up through an intermediary. and you can see the full interview in an hour's time here on r.t. . well the u.s. is plowing ahead with plans to build up its military in eastern europe but is telling russia not to worry any u.s. code agree with the fight at the ploy in the country which moscow says is alarmingly close to russia's borders will the missile defense shield and will be in place by twenty a team russia has repeatedly called for a joint system but what's also wants to separate missile seals at the g eight summit on fighting over there said he is not particularly happy with ab

it is looking at the proposed new hospital building main entrance. you can see the beginnings of the main open space as you move to the south up along the san jose avenue right-of-way. broad themes in the placement of the hospital, a very tight site next to residential neighborhoods. there was great effort made to organize the hospital in such a way that it mitigates in a positive sense between the scale of the hospital and the scale of the residences. there is a virus of massing strategies, colors, facade treatments that will help to differentiate in this building and pieces of the building that will be of a smaller scale and character and will step as you move toward guerrero down cesar chavez. if you look at sheet 14, the view from guerrero along shaffsshaffs, you can see the stepping down toward the -- cesar chavez, you can see the stepping down toward the residences. in our metal panel and the window language develop colorations that will separate those lower portions and provide sympathetic massing to those residences directly adjacent. on 15,

the main palestinian factions fateh and hamas have signed a reconciliation deal in cairo bringing an end to four years of hostilities. they say turning the black page of division forever. the agreement should mean a joint interim government and fresh elections within a year. but the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described the deal as a great victory for terrorism. this report from bohn bohn. >> people power helped make this agreement possible which is why they were celebrations in gaza this afternoon. palestinians in the year since hamas and fateh split have seemed to want unity more than their leaders. in the new middle east, it is much harder to ignore. today with everything going on in the arab world, today is the best timing for the palestinians to say we need our country, we need to establish our state. >> they signed in cairo, the new government there brokered an agreement that the old regime would not have considered. many egyptians believed the old regime was too close to israel. the president in london today condemned the deal. >> what happened today in cairo

if you want to shut off the power you shut off the little guys first than the main. when you throw a switch there is the arch. like water when water flows in an old house any you shut it off quick you get the hammer effect? that's like electricity. is it safe to do it if you smell natural gas? show of hands. >> nobody has their hands up. it's not safe to flicking any switches if you smell natural gas. how about if there is smoke coming out of an outlet. if you shut this off in an area where there is no gas, good idea. >> just about anything can be a hazardous material, cleaners, solvants, hair products anything can be hazardous. they are every where. the only time they are hazardous if they are misused our there is a disaster. do you see these in san francisco? that's probably propane. we have a port. in an industrial area. it identified where they are stored. are there hazardous storage places in this air? no. are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where do