of the project and we ought to be able to work within those massing limits.ou. president olague: thank you. i'm going to read a few cards here of people who are in support of the d.r. requester. jane segal, uta rikart, joe quigley, tony kim. >> excuse me, there are two d.r. requesters, i think we both get -- president olague: of course. the second d.r. requester gets five minutes. that's my fault. sorry about that. >> could you put the slide back up on the screen? >> just go ahead and start talking. >> thank you for your time today. i'm here to represent myself, my husband, and our three young children. we're the homeowners at 4437 20th street. we have filed a d.r. in response to this project. our family lives directly downslope about a nine-foot drop from 309 eureka. here is a picture of the back of our house. these are the windows that receive all of the sunlight for our house. upstairs is our bedroom and bathroom and down stairs is our kitchen and great room. these are the -- well, these are the rooms where we spend the bulk of our time as a family. let me

the corners of the building were clipped to reduce further the mass to the north neighborhood. overall, the entire project since this session has been reduced by 25% in square footage. since when it was submitted to the building department or for the planning review, we have removed about 703 square feet from the building project. the lower flat is currently 1,900 square feet, 1,950 square feet and the upper unit is 1,750 square feet. they are not incredibly large units. lowering the building further is not an option due to the need to project the adjacent large monterey cypress that was one of the d.r. requesters main concern, george king. he lifted that d.r. with the agreement that the building would not be lowered any further. if the building goes down any lower, it would be potentially damaging the tree says the arborist. i always wanted to say that the building not only steps back in the back, but it also steps on the side and that was always part of the original design. so from the fourth property, it is stepping back a majority of the building, stepping back three feet a

he has been a priest and server at mass for 30 years now. this is their sole conjugation. >> after my time, i do not know what is going to happen. it is sad because i would like for camino to stay alive. >> salvu has no airs but refuses to give up hope. maybe another jack of all trades will come along to take care of comino. >> if you like the quiet life, that is the life for you. that is it for "european journal." join us again next time. from brussels, goodbye. ow! of course. thank you. i'd call her honeydew goodbody, not lisa. the very fact that she is called lisa proves that she exists.

man sentenced in the netherlands to mind than treason and from mass murder the request to return him to the dutch authorities to continue a life sentence after his escape from jail in the country was sixty years ago of the rejected as germany does not extradite him since i. am also very sad to say that international film festival has come to an end with the spanish movie the waves the snap snatching that's right a top prize and almost a five hundred films have been shown to the russian public over ten. days. and has a headline up next our moscow team discounters the places in the capital associated with the soviet dictator jers of stand him. allowance the price on this week's must go out so we'll be taking a look at where the less they miss biggest in russian history joseph stalin and we start off here at the museum ot sculpture park next to the famous nice and thirty eight granite sculpture of the soviet leader there were many interesting locations and places connected to the soviet leaders life and death. this sinister monument represents the victims of stalin's purges in the one n

mostly tourist dictators he was for some a war hero who modernized the country to others he was a mass murderer it was a reign of terror to his people. he seriously bad man i think it was very dangerous and bad stalin. believe he's. a leader that led the country after lenin. he was a murdered a lot of people but three million people. maybe not the best guy. neal was destroyed you're military before. you were after the nazis so. it was a good fight he was and he was a good person. but was he able to destroy the nazi regime years because of his leadership of the world was the euros he was a great warrior who was he brought you through some really really tough times in the war. when they were leaving you did what he had to do to you or you were busy twice time magazine's person of the year to this day stalin still is oakes mixed emotions. most modern day russians will continue to respect those who fought the nazis but they can separate this from respect for a vicious ruthless tyrant. in washington we did not believe in his time many people say he's a terrible tyrant but how can we know wh

: it gives mass to things. >> to everything. on we were talking about it, and there were theories about people coming back from the future. it was all nonsense. i think bollox was the word i used. as of last week, we might see hints of it for the first time. >> stephen: hints of? >> this thing, this particle. it may well exist. >> stephen: what does it mean to find this? >> it's a fundamental part of our theory of everything in the universe other than gravity. so every phenomenon, electricity, magnetism, the way nuke lee eats stick together. the heart of the theory is this thing we've been looking for for decades. >> are there other things we're looking for that we can't find at that level? >> no, this is it. >> you did the 500 >> piece jigsaw puzzle of the coral reef. you can't find that last piece. >> and there are hints also in chicago. there are also hints in roughly the same kind of place. so it may be a very exciting time of... >> stephen: are you confident? you're a physicist. are you confident that what you know you know

>> yes. >> do you go to mass now? >> noteal that much. t that much at all. >> weddings and funerals. things like that. that's basically it. >> those who do go for special occasions like this prayer service in county galway can't help but notice that the people in the pews have changed. reverend tony flannery, associate of catholic priests. >> they're old. that is the main thing. when you look down at a congregation from the altar now you'll see mostly gray heads. the young people, the under 40's, have largely deserted the church in ireland now. >> irish priests are aging too. on average, they're well over 60. many are still working into their 80s. and replacements have slowed to a trickle. at maynooth, the country's only catholic seminary, the number of students being ordained to the priesthood has never been lower. >> 20 years ago you could have been certainly over 20, but maybe not that unusual to have a year where there would have been 30. now we're more likely to have somewhere under 10. six, seven, that kind of thing. >> in the diose

so we are "friday light" as far as mass transit goes. bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain all on time. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. we pool all our information with them. so tune to them once you hit the road. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> we're a team. we pool our information. >> exactly. >>> thank you. santa cruz is the first police department in the country to use a cutting edge experimental computer program. the predictive policing program keeps track of every, single step around the clock no matter how small and uses that information to predict criminal patterns. the program crunches the data and then comes up with the math of probability, day of the week and times when crimes are likely to happen. >> you can't constantly say you need more staff or money or you need more whatever it may be. >> the model is a work of santa clara university math professor george muller. he uses the same algorithms seismologists use to predict earthquake aftershocks. >> that's amazing. >>> 6:21. one crit

show of indignation spaniards unite in anger over the our government's failure to deal was data mass unemployment as thousands rally on the streets of madrid. as the u.s. struggles to strike a political deal over its own death crisis hillary clinton attempts to reassure the creditor nations of asia that america won't default. the mastermind behind the worst peacetime massacre in norway's history is to appear in court to explain why he carried out a twin terror attack that claimed over ninety lives. plus germany makes a one eighty turn in his stance on nato intervention in libya and approves eight hundred million euro loan to the rebels. this is r t coming to live from moscow i'm joshua welcome thousands of protesters are packing out central madrid angry of economic woes and golfing space demonstrators from all across the country have been marching for weeks to demand quick action to deal with the country's debt a mass unemployment rate of those who was in madrid to hear what the protesters now know has indignance have to say. the cash in spain is going mainly down the drain at least

show of indignation spaniards united in anger over their government's failure to deal with data mass unemployment as thousands rally on the streets of madrid. the mastermind behind the worst peacetime massacre in norway is history is to appear in court to explain why he carried out a twin terror attack that claimed over a ninety lives. plus germany makes one a deterrent and stands on nato intervention in libya and approves eight hundred million euro loaned to the rebels. and am of the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshie welcome to the program thousands of protesters are packing out central madrid angry of the economic woes engulfing spain demonstrators from all across the country have been marching for weeks to demand quick action to deal with the country's debt a mass unemployment. was in madrid to hear why the protesters now known as the indignance have to say. the cash in spain is going mainly down the drain at least that's the opinion of thousands of people who rallied across the country you know like you were going to pose in the footsteps of eleven american coun

anders breivik was brought to court this morning, the face of a mass killer. police described him as calm and unaffected. breivik admitted he carried out the killings but claimed he was not guilty. the judge ordered him held in custody for eight weeks, the first four in solitary confinement. an hour earlier, across norway, two minutes of silence for the victims. later, a mass in memory of the victims was canceled at the last minute, too many people came. >> i think we're trying to take the city back to show human energy after such a powerful and vicious act. >> reporter: but then, chilling news. police revealed breivik told them there were two other terror cells. in his 1,500 page manifesto posted on the internet last week, breivik wrote in 2002 he met with nine people from eight countries to map out an anti-muslim crusade. so now police are investigating. are there any more breiviks out there? breivik told his lawyer there are. >> i don't know how many countries, i don't know which countries, but there are cells in other countries. >> reporter: norwegian poli

too can visit many places connected with the most controversial man in russian history a savior or mass murderer stalin's legacy is larger than life and will certainly never be forgotten. unfortunately that's all the time we have on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time next week and tell them for me and the rest of the team inside the beautiful kremlin. about. what i was just thinking about my future before the foreign companies came i dreamed of owning a can cabin factory. but we have less garbage now. some businesses who come here make fun of me. regular garbage boy i'm not bad like people think. i'm a good person. it's just that people don't see me. but i feel it was time people like me. that i feel people will start to appreciate us. spending the year in iraq is in the military a journalist in. some ways still in the u.s. contractors there's kind of wasting their time trying to get killed and. i thought all along the length of these please see that outline something. new to me about twenty seven days in new zealand to publicize and invited to the. leads people sta

too can visit many places connected with the most controversial man in russian history a savior or mass murderer stalin's legacy is larger than life and will certainly never be forgotten. unfortunately that's all the time we have on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time next week and tell them from me and the rest of the team inside the peaceful moscow kremlin. about. to. see. if. it. had. gotten to be on the fourth quarter. of. this street still keeps its secrets or denounced time from feel the heat of the soviet files on oxy. i was just thinking about my future before the foreign companies came i dreamed of owning a can cut in factory. but we have less garbage now. some business who come here make fun of me. pick up garbage boy i'm not bad like people think. i'm a good person. it's just the people don't see me. but i feel it was time people like me. that i feel people will start to appreciate us. if. it. is. acts of eight hundred dollars a problem for a team that is trying to increase of borrowing just not save for the palestinian territory on monday to defy not only

for decades to extradite the nazi as as a man they skate from a life sentence in the netherlands for mass murder. and most goods such as that international film festival has come to an end would be its own ish movie the waves searching the top prize almost five hundred films have been shown to the russian public about a ten day. up next how special report on soviet scientist under a sun heard who created the soviet union's hydrogen bomb and became the country's most noted dissident. december one thousand nine hundred eighty six in the u.s.s.r. was an apartment in the city of gold keep a phone line is urgently installs at a set time the phone rings the voice of the other and speaks this is going to giove please return and continue your patriotic activity. the person these words were dressed to has been nearly the past seven years in political exile. he was the man who created the first hydrogen bomb and received a number of the state's top awards but he was also the most widely known soviet dissident constantly hounded by the k.g.b. and oppressed by the party's leadership the man who drew

mass transit is all on time. more traffic in a bit. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, how a nuisance in northern california might be defeated by a bug. >> a bug. and it could have been another shooting massacre at fort hood. coming up, how a gun store clerk may have prevented another tragedy. >> predicting crime before that happens. the new cutting edge tool that proves criminals are creatures of habit. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, private first ma >>> an army private is in jail this morning accused of plotting an attack at fort hood. private first class naser abdo has been awol from kentucky. he was arrested in texas tuesday after showing up at a store to buy six pounds of gun powder. the store clerk called police. >> first red flag is when he asked cathy for smokeless powder. if you don't know what it is, why would you buy six pounds of it? >> abdo was tracked to a motel where police found weapons including a .40-caliber semi- automatic handgun and more than 100 rounds of ammunition. abdo is a muslim who was granted conscientious objector

to be part of it stimulates this mass mass imagination of children across the world and feed on people'sgination and it's in some way exciting for them. >> from the wizarding world on the screen to the wizarding world of harry potter at universal studios, florida, where in the past year, millions of potter fans have gone to get an up close look at where harry and his friends called home. >> you can walk around and there's snow on the rooftops. >> seeing all their faces, they're in awe of it. i think it shows how much it means to people. >> we asked james and oliver phelps, better known as fred and george weasley to give us a tour of the parks from dumbledorf's office. >> the actual books are all detailed about wizarding mass. >> to oliver's wine shop. >> perhaps this. to getting a butter beer. and as you can imagine, the fans took notice. >> like walking around here in early life and people coming up to us and it's pretty neat. a lot of people taking photos and everything. it's quite surreal, really. it's nice, but still surreal. >> the phelps, like the rest of the cast, say they're sad

checking in with mass transit, remainder no service for "h". mien and bart will be running on a holiday schedule. for the latest traffic news go to abc7news.com and click on the traffic link. >>> retailers will be sharing their love of country today. at the new york stock exchange with an expected rise of patriotic products. >>> good morning. you might be hosting a barbecue or going to someone else's today or might even be doing some shopping. today is the last day for 4th of july bargains for a bunch of retailers. retailers try to capitalize on americans urge to get their patriotism on. they are pretty district go this season's fourth that more than 20% will by patriotic merchandise, up from 16% last year. meantime, americans are expected to eat 150 million hot dogs today. apple gate promoting its organic dogs by the winner of the best way to enjoy its products. dish network offering 99 cent movies in celebration of independence day through it's dish cinema. this is the bloomberg business report. >> it's 5:55. >> caltrain is moving ahead with

are afraid of that really socialist through of the millions and that's why they encourage some high mass muslim brothers religious groups sell a few you need you know we have a few that came like that through saudi arabia and the u.s. so we have to be really aware of that fact ok i want that connection lorenzo you were you were you were you were thinking why you were laughing and you want to make a comment there was i'm really just a guy with this i'd like to steer sinecure tauriel mind set and i said i'd like to also stick with my question here the rule of the majority and democratic values ok because everyone can have a different point of view but it's an important question i think go ahead lorenzo yeah. well first of all i mean really to this is to say that the united states supports groups like hamas the brotherhood or salafi groups it's just mind blowing because i mean there is one thing with the united states fears today if there's anything islam is that i think you can accuse him of the opposite of having sort of an islamic phobia. and i think what through i was talking about with

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a tropical air mass to start today. we don't expect any precipitation until later this morning or this afternoon. 72 at the airport. partly cloudy skies. a chance for a shower or thunderstorm later today. warm and muggy with a high temperature neared 91. we will check the forecast going into the weekend. welcome back. >> good morning. major roadways looking fine. one problem in joppa. a vehicle into a pole. police are on the scene. joppa road, watch for delays. elsewhere, a pretty nice ride on 95 coming out of the northeast. 59 heading over towards the harrisburg expressway. the j.f.x. is in great shape. a nice ride on the west side, 56. this is frederick road. west side checking out ok. this is the east side of the beltway. problem-free at the moment. one problem in joppa. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have two big stories. one is the verdict in the casey anthony murder trial. she was found not guilty in the murder of her daughter. we have details coming up. but first returned to the recent violence in

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wept for the man they called father teacher or god he was old enough still generally loved by the masses although lenin has a grandiose lame on red square not many people know that stalin is in fact here ok so right behind it next to the kremlin walls or is the embalmed in later arrest next to lenin fate years. after his death it was decided in the late one nine hundred fifty s. due to his controversial reign his body should be removed from public hearing. and pave the way for a wave of liberalization in the arts although no official change in policy took place began to feel free to experiment in the work the next location is the goal he house museum it was built in one thousand nine hundred for. a textile aaron head of the russian stock exchange featuring a mix of hallways in a spectacular gallery style design this building was one of the main locations associated with soviet literature. well as a file of literature style and arranged several meetings here with various writers in this building he even later went on to give the house to the writer in one hundred thirty one and as the aut

i think so i think what we're seeing is a capitalism that is turning to the mass of the people here in the united states in europe and beyond and basically saying hard times are coming hard decisions have to be made we're going to impose austerity that's the phrase in europe here in the united states our politicians are debating not whether to cut social security and medicaid but simply debating how much and this is a capitalism that is not delivering the goods it's a capitalism that is the liberating the beds and projecting that into the future to diminish the standard of living of millions of people for an indefinite period of time that's not something that capitalism is going to be able to do for an extended period of time without producing major backlash major stresses and i think periods of intense conflict that are not going to be limited to the streets of athens or the streets of italy what are bowing to spread everywhere and the chickens will come home to our country as well so what's the solution to this is our is you know is what argentina did where they just you know to the

base be closed but mass is a crucial strategic hub for supplying coalition troops in afghanistan. the issue of the american presence became a bare faced bargaining chip in talks between the bucky of government and the us state department as such u.s. cargo planes continue to take off from curtis territory. those troops should have been brought to justice instead they contest elections we the young people of the cookies republic have been under the yoke of corrupt regimes for years we have fed up with the continuing cycle of deceit and we have taken part in the latest revolution to topple a criminal regime and pay for it in our blood. in two thousand and ten rallies in central bishkek became just as routine as the changing of the guards kurdistan's political life gathered strength following the second revolution it took scores of political parties only a few months to emerge on the political scene in order to contest parliamentary seats. across specks of new elections that inspired both hope and i desired to it was obvious to many that those who lost might stir up the people to tak