hennig's map also shows densely populated areas. this view reveals that while india has good access to power, most people in africa still live off grid. >> many of the maps emerged by accident while i was working on my phd. i just found interesting patterns and thought to myself, let's try that out a bit. and then my curiosity led to me discovering other views which i tried and tested out. >> one of his maps looks at where and when it rains most in the world. most rain falls in the second half of the year in south america and southern africa. but here, you can see where the most people get wet, in india and indonesia. this map shows which areas on earth see the fiercest storms -- the oceans. but where is humankind worst affected on land? the answer to that -- north america. perhaps hennig's atlas is most revealing in how humanity is changing. for example, where the population is growing fastest -- in india and africa. or where it's declining fastest -- surprisingly, it's the populous people's republic of china. thanks to the country

. >> before we get started, the map you see up here is a campaign map. the smaller map indicates the main battle. i know it is probably difficult for those of you in the back of the room to see the small details and maybe read the print, so what we did -- or actually, what pete's staff did, was actually include this in your maps and handbooks book. if you turn to page nine, you will see this map in their. you might want to refer to this. it is probably a little easier to read. i will be making frequent reference to this map as it will help us understand the course of the campaign. as general in chief of all military forces in 1864, u.s. grant devised accord mated offensive by a number of union army stretching from louisiana all the way to virginia. as you know already, the two most important of these offenses were those of the army of the potomac here in virginia, and that of william t sherman, who commanded what was called the military division of the mississippi. grants orders to sherman for the campaign, dated april 4, 18 64, were pretty straightforwa

we get maps daily. this is a map from 1581, and i like starting with this would have a group of schoolkids because there's no here, here. if you look in the center of the continent there is not a single great light, there is not a mississippi river, there's nothing know about the interior of the continent. and with the minnesota historical society likes to do is to fill in the information to the point where we know every square inch of land and who owns it. so we have what helps us build and that gap are all of our maps from travel and exploration and discovery. this is on the map that accompanied the lewis and clarke report. and a pretty significant event in u.s. cartography that shows that it isn't going to be too easy to get across the continent. you see that range of mountains from the rockies. we also have this, probably my favorite item in the collection, is this popularly known as the atlas. is the company a trip up the missouri river. you get some quality that doesn't exist on the other artist r

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you'll notice that 801 right there on their map was granted. and that's the end of the block so it is done on a regular basis up to april in terms of the probability of this address ever being needed for the western facade the old furniture mart it's nil the preservation is this facade is historic i can't change the state and federal that's no change it's such a big issue even doing work on the stevenson alley is preservation so there's not an opportunity for restoration but if there's a concern that the deputy director should speak for himself i'd like to ask the board to continue it. this is a case where someone has been asked to spend a great deal of of money for no harm it's a solid store front so i ask the board to use discretion but if you're concerned i'm not speaking correctly then please continue it until i get the deputy director who is the person who denied the permit >> go ahead after you. >> you said there's a representative. >> pardon me. >> representative of a building. >> yes. >> i have a question. >> before you do that i have a

why don't you, you come on up >> good evening my name is leon 0 i want to speak on behalf of the map that was brought up earlier and how important to look at the availability of what we understand is our art and culture and expand to the importance of what's going on in the education when you take the art out of the education what it good to the amend of the kid and what their going to the address express themselves if you don't have outlets so the kids and the tourists can see this the available those spaces are available why? because we listen to our community and actually understand we have their art in front of us and around us why not art in the bart stations and only in the bart strain none of the corporations have ann art that's outside the community we get frustrated and get caught up in the nolte e nuts and bolts of zoning policies and no one talks about how to expand the entire napping map not optional looking at time map but to encompass it is important this is the biggest if you talk to a large majority of people in the bay area this is an important issue if you take the

the map. so for projects sites located in the zone, are not required for modeling but for active ceqa mitigation measures. therefore the pros amendments to the ordinances seek to codify this mitigation measures and would continue to protect the public health during the process of the potential health effects but instead of being mitigation measures it would be codified. the proposed amendments to the clean construction ordinance would require even cleaner equipment for the public projects and outside the air pollutant exposure zone you will still be subject to existing zone requirements. the proposed amendments to article 38 on the operation side would require all sense of use project within the exposure zone, the blue zone to install enhance ventilation system. the proposed amendments to the ordinances would provide more certainty to the review process because they will look at the map and identify whether they will build that cost upfront and create more certainty and through ceqa, these mit

i decoded the treasure map. because the address was the partial from the treasure map. absolute match for the sketch that he had left behind in the truck. i'm thinking it might be my one shot to break this thing open and get this guy in custody. what we found was a retired guy living by himself in this house. >> they showed me a picture and said, do you know this person? i knew it was mclean. a longtime neighbor had brought rick to my house and rick was going through a divorce. i invited rick to stay in the spare bedroom. i didn't know he had a different side. i only feel badly that i helped perpetuate his freedom. >> it's really sad how these guys work society. how they are able to exist amongst us and constantly count on the charity and goodwill of people. >> we used the map to identify the exact spot on the side of the house where mclean indicated on the treasure map something was buried. we called in a special forensics team. unfortunately when they dug it up there was nothing there. but there was an indentation in the ground that showed that a container had been bu

here's the white house on a map. the place where the fence jumper jumped over the fence and made it inside, he came from the pennsylvania avenue side at the top of the white house there. that's where the other side of the fence is. at about 8:50, he was about six football fields away, about 700 yards from the white house. he pulled over in a black honda sedan and pulled out his rumanian made ak-47 knockoff and he fire that had gun multiple times at the white hois. he left the door open and the car running. they reacted as if shots had been fired at the white house. there were two more secret service agents in a vehicle. they thought themp hearing gunfire, but they actually smelled the gun powder in the air. and yet another secret service ajent heard the shots, hit the building and saw debris fall from the building where it had been hit. >> somehow, despite all of that, no shots were fired. it must have been backfiring from a nearby construction vehicle. then the secret service revised that initial assessment and said

we have a happen and a map of the map of the greater bay area, and it is showing all of the contributions and it puts in red, the most intense activity and this is actually coming from district ten and this is the last section lobbyist ands their contribution to candidates. and so because they are required on a monthly basis to report any of the contributions that they are making or arranging or delivering. we have been the starts that are lifting to the local office in november and then right here, it shows all of the firms and what you can do, you can actually mouse over any candidate and it will display the firm and how much money they have been giving. and so you can see here, that mark far ill has received the most money, and just to pick on him, what i can do is i can actually click the search box and this is actually interactive and so i can actually just type in farrell, and it will rebuild the chart so that we can look at some of these smaller lines and see which firms are giving the smaller ones as well. and i say, okay, there is this $400 240u,, for the association of realtors

drawn maps to republican-drawn maps. host: this starting in 1996 where you see a lot of red and showing the margins of victory. that changes over time, that brings us to 2012. guest: it's important because when you have all that purple on the map, when there are so many competitives parts of the country, all you have to do -- when there are so few competitive districts, you're sort of locked into a small problem. like being down three points with a minute left versus the whole second half. host: ask what federal legislation controls how congressional districts are set up. >> a very ancient piece of legislation makes it so that congressional districts go in one person and then daub one represented districts. you could pass legislation that requires multiple representative districts. there are pieces going back to the 60s which set the number of congressional districts which is today 435. >> just like bill clinton said, the federal government keeps shooting themselves in the foot by not passing bills. you've got to remembe

it was about loss, mourning, kind of a map of grief. was depressing but it delved deeply into that. and the list was about gaining something. claiming the legacy. the list my father gave me of 100 songs. this one expands much further, i think. i was born in memphis but raised in california. i have lived in new york for 23 years. i thought the south was just a footnote in who i was. but going back and seeing how deep that connection is to the people and the geography, not to mention that every roots musician owes something to the delta and to appalachia. it was powerful to go back and connect with all of them. >> i listened to this song in that way as a sort of, my word, not yours, but a sort of tribute to the delta, in fact. >> yes. tribute? >> too strong a word, maybe. >> maybe. because it does, you know, there is some mystery. emmitt is even in one song, not directly. in that way it is not necessarily a tribute to the greatness and beauty of the south but the complexity of the south. the violence is there as well as the beauty in the

we have a happen and a map of the map of the greater bay area, and it is showing all of the contributions and it puts in red, the most intense activity and this is actually coming from district ten and this is the last section lobbyist ands their contribution to candidates. and so because they are required on a monthly basis to report any of the contributions that they are making or arranging or delivering. we have been the starts that are lifting to the local office in november and then right here, it shows all of the firms and what you can do, you can actually mouse over any candidate and it will display the firm and how much money they have been giving. and so

we'll stick with the maps. oakland, 880 past the coliseum fine right now. but there's a midday game, 12:35, that means midday traffic flow through the area. heading to the a's game, take b.a.r.t. system, no delays now, but it's a good option to get to the coliseum, coliseum station, great option to get into and out of the city. no major problems. that folsom street off-ramp closed getting off the upper deck into san francisco and barriers up now, i'm told. that may be a visual distraction, folks wondering what that is, closed through next march for the road work and the changeover there. south bay, san jose for a live shot here, and northbound 101 moves smoothly. no issues for silicon valley. santa cruz mountains moving smoothly as well. we'll send it back to you. >> wonder if navigation's going to get used to that change until march. our maps have it in there, i talked to the folks at wsi. will they give them instructions? >> exactly. >> good question. >> has to readjust. >>> 4:56. san francisco police investigating a pair of strong armed robberies at a po

as i got closer, i notice head had a big map laid out.ded that thing up really fast and slid it off to the side of the table. and i go, what are these things any way? they're these little falcons and he goes, they watch over the dead, jimmy. they do. >> and they look like -- >> a good size chess piece. >> jimmy had a strong feeling that the wood carved falcon and the map were journal keeping via serial killer. >> that map had little red dots all over it of illinois, indiana, wisconsin. you look down at this map, you could see all of those little spots were burial spots where he's got somebody. >> all those months of dangerous, painstaking work had paid off, but jimmy had cracked the case. mission accomplished. >> once you see the map, the falcons, you want to tell the fbi about it, right? >> i did. i went to the hot line i had for the fbi girl. i called. i got a voice recording. >> so jimmy left a message for his fbi contact to come get him, the map, and the falcons. his freedom and the answers to trish sha's parent's prayers were now jus

sea level rise this map let's see if i have the right maps those maps show you the impact i'm sure you've seen those this map shows the impact of the 3 feet of sea level rise rise or in the city like mission creek and embarcadero are effected with 3 feet of sea level rise this is on the southern waterfront namely candle stick point and the shipyard in the mid you see the yosemite where the waters go in at 3 feet 3 feet is the number that the city is working with in terms of the potential for sea level rise by the end of the century so observing an important consideration for us you'll see it varies but 3 feet is what months experts agree on is a relating significant number for the end of the century. of course, with places like that are very large development sites bike shipyard and candle stick point they can rise the level of the land by putting parks on the edge of the water but you see on the map this didn't address the yosemite slew so it is just an indication of some of the areas we have to deal with in the coming months and years and dealing with sea level rise. and then, of course

gonzales. >> so at that time, they knew he had been arrested in virginia, had a map pointing towardshe area of the white house, had ammunition in his car, was walking outside of the white house with a hatchet, his records has been reviewed. what happened then? >> officers and agents made contact with mr. gonzales. asked him about the hatchet he was carrying. he indicated he had been camping. the agents and officers had asked him for a consent search of his vehicle. he agreed and was going to return the hatchet to the vehicle. they went back and looked through the vehicle. mr. gonzales was extremely cooperative, and dispelled any concerns the officers had. he appeared to be living out of his car, and camped gear in his car. >> and so they let him go? >> he had not violated any laws, and he had to be released. >> did they have any follow-up? did anybody talk to any oversees in the washington area about observing this individual or making sure somebody knew what his behavior was like after this incident. >> that information was passed into our analysis desk so it could be evaluated. our

we have a happen and a map of the map of the greater bay area, and it is showing all of the contributions and it puts in red, the most intense activity and this is actually coming from district ten and

the past such as the bayview were not showing up on the map. using some health data from the air districts based on hospitalization due to air pollution, is that generally correct, we identified zip codes in the city for the bay area for health vulnerabilities. we lowered the criteria in those zip codes. the marina don't follow in that. the third step was that due to the modeling there was sort of a, they modeled everything as if the roadways were at the ground. there is guidance from the state that says you shouldn't be located sensitive uses within 500 feet of freeways. obviously the purpose of article 38 is to protect people from freeways. we created a buffer aroundel elevated roadways. as you see lombardy, the roadway starts to elevate and it's capturing parcels. >> it used to. >> two 2 years ago it did. >> yes. i understand why that's the way it is. it obviously sounds like good legislation. it's very health oriented. i want to make sure that we are accurately assessing the areas that have the impacts and we also have to differentiate wher

this side of the map offers a smaller map with tourist spots which are identified on the side. as you can tell, certain things were circled. it was like that when we received it. obvious way, we were not at anything like that. the back side is a larger map. again, with several items circled. i had found in secondary sources people have written that some of the items circled -- and i seem on the side -- were actually the embassies of cuba and the ussr, but i have not found the primary documentation that is probably in the records that would document specifically what is circled on here. of course, the context for these are documented well in the warren commission report. in order for something to become an exhibit, it would have been discussed in one of the testimonies taken by the warren commission or referenced in the warren report. >> 50 years later, other still classified items and how does the declassification process work? >> that was taken care of any act itself. the assassination records review board had a unique power. they had the capability of overruling the agencies,

the general plan of the city points out to so i find that some lines that probably were drawn in a map 60 or 50 years ago should they be sacred considering i'm not part of the dynamic process of change within the city when those lines were set to show there was going to be some kind of small business as a justification of putting a 6 hundred unit development onion 17 acres of the slopes of twin peaks so i would propose that this stays open to, you know, to revi review. >> you have a few seconds. >> sir. >> yes. >> you can use your 12 seconds. >> i said what i said. >> what do you want the board to do you, we want to resee the set lines as non-appealable we want to take the issue to the planning commission that's the proper organism to the site on planning and development in the city we think that this is been a very unjust everybody in planning that says it's great but unfortunately you can't why not can't you hear but all over the city they're the reviews of zoning and changes in height and zoning and so forth but this one seems to be sacred that's part of your case. >> let me get to

here's the white house on a map. for reference, the place where the fence jumper jumped over the fence and ran at the white house, omar gonzalez who made it inside. he came from the pennsylvania avenue side. that's where the decorative fence is that so many have jumped over. the incident in 2011 happened from the other side of the white house, and from much further away. you see pennsylvania avenue here. below the white house there is e street. then something called the ellipse. on the far side of that is a big heavily trafficked road in washington, d.c., called constitution avenue. about 8:50 p.m. on november 11th, 2011, a young man pulled his car over on constitution avenue. from this distance he was about six football fields away. about 700 yards from the white house. he pulled over in a black honda sedan and pulled out his romanian made ak-47 knockoff and fired that gun multiple times at the white house. after shooting into the white house, he sped off down constitution avenue. he did not make it very far before

let's go over to our maps now. another situation that developed early this morning on the bw parkway southbound. it was a broken down construction truck in a late clearing work zone in the left lane. southbound side at route 410. inside the beltway things are beginning to improve but look what it did to traffic. almost a 40-minute ride from laurel to the beltway. bw parkway southbound, that is not pretty. so you have options. you can use route 1. you can use kenilworth avenue. you can use route 450 or even route 50. lots of options for you. please don't get on the bw parkway. in fact, we have a live picture i believe over on the beltway now. they moved over from our sky 9 and again here's the accident on the outer loop at colesville road. you can see the equipment has arrived on the scene. you need to stick to the right to get by. once you're beyond this, you're free and clear past route 29. so for those of you who head on to the beltway past colesville road, you'll be fine. it's those who come around if college pa

that were hand colored the of google maps of his time. also so many characters had excellent facial expressions [laughter] one of his many publications beautiful stuff and very influential and a gave him a platform to talk about the wacky theories of one of his obsessions. there he is not we want to hang out with but very intelligent and tragic character that is important to my book in the first third. i went to understand his world in the map making universe this is his grave and the house he was raised to show his theories about what was up there. he was intrigued by the coldstream to know how powerful it was to bring things from the tropics north to be fast pass norway and knowing exactly so the thought it tunnelled under the eyes to make its way to the north pole that is explaining that open polar see that we all believed in. but the black current was known to exist sleeping to the bering strait nobody knew where went but the thought was a tunnel under the ice cap in these two great currents met with this elaborate grandiose system th