couch, but you mentioned that the bilevel maximizes capacity.y understanding is also that trains that have 50" platforms have a wider body and that also increases the number of seats on board, too. and have you looked at a comparison in terms of additional seats for narrower trains versus bilevel trains? >> i think dave will touch on that in his presentation. for all of them, it's the scale of what is readily available and what you customize and what fits with the system? so he will go into some of the details, but i think it's really getting back to the analysis. for all of these questions that people have after come back after our due diligence to show which makes the most sense in terms of capacity for systemwide issues. >> thank you, >> you are work. >> welcome. >> good afternoon. as we started to go through our analysis -- [ inaudible ] i apologize. i wanted to start with what we currently have in service. it's basically a diesel push/pull fleet with coaches. we have two different models of coaches. and there is the bilevel and gallery cars

we have a ratio of point 5 so every other unit has a parking spot and working with the verbal to maximize that number. we may be able to gain one or two parking spots but it's usual in san francisco for public and affordable housing projects to have parking ratios that are well below one. one is the maximum allowed in san francisco according to the planning code and what will be happening in in the candlestick area a a a massive investment in in in public transportation of more. >> so the mechanism on how to determine who gets parking spaces hasn't been determined yet. there's examples in the in the city there's a lottery that's renewed every year so some people get parking assigned by lottery and foe that they have the parking spot for 12 months and also examples first come first serve basis so whoever accesses the parking space first has the spot so we haven't had those discussions yet so it hasn't been determined how parking spaces will be allocated. >> i'd like to have one parking space per unit at least i don't know how you can you can do that i mean everybody has where i live everyb

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dtx and others to maximize passenger capacity and operational flexibility. let's call these are foundational principles. uniform platform height boarding levels gives us ability to achieve this principle and this flexibility, allows you to adjust service plans daily, hourly, weekly, et cetera between the two systems to ensure that you get the most value out of both. is it possible? what is best option? i don't know the specific answer. however, as we heard today, there are examples either in north america or other parts of the world where similar issues have been addressed and we need to understand what it takes to get us there. we are pleased -- i was pleased to hear today caltrain and high-speed rail have been meeting and been involved in productive meetings. we also understand the need to move forward in a timely manner on electrification and high-speed rail and to minimize costs overall. however, please ensure no decisions are made, which could limit reasonable options and alternatives before this joint review is completed, and can be taken under conside

there are lots of reasons to finish college at devry university we can help... by maximizing qualifying transfer credits so you can graduate sooner. all you need... is a good reason to finish now. get started at devry.edu >>> the temp was great today, but just wet. >> yes. a little jog there, but as we head in to monday it will be hard to get outside because of the wind that will be whipping tonight and tomorrow and it's bringing much colder air with it. so let's take a look outside with the michael and son weather cam. right now it's 64 degrees, enjoy this while you can. the wind is starting to pick up a little bit of the of the south, southwest at 14 miles per hour. we still have plenty of humidity in the air as well. the dew point is 55. that is at least nice during this time of the year to get a little relief from the dehumidifier as well and the weather headlines, we'll see the temperatures just plummet tonight with a huge, huge drop in temperatures. it will be breezy tonight and tomorrow it will be windy. the winds are out of the northwest bringing in the colder air as we would he

and the retail has been maximized and we have maximized the depths of the retail to over the required dimensions to give full depth to the retail tenants. >> bicycle access is on first street and we've consolidated all of the entries and exits and also on first street. this creates a project on the on the ground which is pedestrian oriented. >> on the north we have improved and worked with our landscape architects to create a raised crossing plaza flush with the sidewalk that enhances the idea of a passageway from clementina, from the park park into folsom street and at the center of the building, if if you can just see my curse or here there's an area that has a space that's also going to be furnished with seating areas and a gateway and passageway through the building. >> you have here a rendering that represents that space. again with tall retail space flanking this gateway and a space that will be furnished with outdoor seating to support the idea of having this being a space supporting the retail and provides a gateway into the park along clementina in the back. again pointing ou

. >> good afternoon, my name is maxime and thank you for taking the time to hear our case, regarding the proposed plans for 461 27th street. my family lives next door to carry uniandrew at 649 27th street and we're there uphill neighbor. i'm here on behalf of my family to support the neighbor's alternative. first of a we're -- the city is proposing historic district encpsing our home and secondly we're happy that the property owners of 461 are investing to improve the house. however, we do feel that the 461 project has proposed is really going to change the character of the mid-block open space. that is really a critical part of the homes of the adjoining neighbors; which is why i am here speaking today. the proposed house is massive and lacks setbacks, which makes the situation extraordinary and exceptional. and worthy of discretionary review. can i have the projector, please this house is 455. this is 461. this is carry and andrew's house and this is my house here. our house is similar to carrie and andrew's house. we love our home and my 2-year-old twin boys spend a lot of time in

for the dtx we motfidthe structure design to maximize development potential on shared parcels. we closely worked with the city on the 4th and king railyard alignment feasibility study, and we continue ongoing close coordinatings with california hawai'i revised statutes and caltrain on various matters including platform heights for vehicle widths and to increase flexibility and maximize capacity in the transit center. with that, i would like to turn it over to the construction portion. >> thank you, mark. good afternoon, board members. i'm pleased to bring the construction-related accomplishments for 2014. starting with the archaeology. transit center we completed all archaeological findings that were related to the transit center itself. and all analyses and reporting was done. fremont street, skeletor remains the very sensitive removal and handling of ournative american remains in 2014 was taken care of in a very expeditious manner work withing the city. it was a very, very smooth operation out of the site. bus ramp completed archaeological work well and block 9 track to compl

isil is trying to maximize the terror, the publicity, whole exposure that they can from the remaining hostages that they have in captivity. so i think that, first of all, this is a potential event. secondly, in reality we don't even actually know whether the remaining japanese hostage is still alive. we know that when the first video was actually filmed it was filmed with a green screen so we don't actually know what's actually happening in the area, whether these people are still alive, or whether isil actually wants this female jihadi released or they expect her to be released. >> the significance of the $200 million figure and this hostage because the $200 million, the same amount japan pledged to syrian civil war refugees, and now isis is demanding the release of this failed suicide bomber who they call an imprisoned sister. does this new demand carry the same symbolism? >> absolutely. i think first of all the symbolism is around an amount. do isil actually need $200 million? well, perhaps not at this moment in time. it's symbolism. you're absolutely right. secondly, the female ji

, a good technique, the interrogator causes the subject to blunder into the truth, bearing out the maxim that it is easier to remember a truth than a lie. and now, the termination phase. that part of every interrogation that must leave the door open for further questioning, ending if possible, on a friendly note. >> that will be all for now. you have been very cooperative. if you think of anything else or find what you have told me is not correct, just notify the guard. you and i can have another talk, ok? >> yes sir. >> monday night on "the communicators," we begin a series looking at the newest developments in the technology industry for 2015. we met up with our three guests at this year's consumer electronics show in las vegas. gary schapiro of the consumer electronics association the president and ceo of ford motor company, mark fields, and fcc commissioner michael riley. >> in the sense, solving the problems of the world. if you look at the show, what we're talking about is transportation problems. food production, hunger. you don't even have to be there. you know how much water to

despite being pulled over it is maximal enforcement is a good idea. i think there should be the definition of the borrower does not be driving this minutes after he pulled her over the spotted a single driver and a car for land not only with the driver and a car pull my he did not have a license or insurance see if she says it is not uncommon for all to find balance the traffic stops will stop tomorrow we have no clue were going to walk into all this maxim enforcement. maybe a convenient for people or ticket is another way to see is the titanic rose as it is possible. protests immovable last night. >> reporter: in case violence erupted a group gathered around 9:00 at broadway and 14th street police said the crowd grew to about zero hundred and 25 people a 1030 the group had marched to the historic fox theater the protesters are calling themselves for the new year's eve noise demonstration oakley said south lawn traffic was impact on broadway was forced you to find alternate routes ac transit also reported a number of transit lines was detoured to proc

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so we want to make sure that the fair market value is reached, but at the same time that we're maximizing as we have said, the real focus of this is affordable housing for low-income and moderate income. >> miss heartily and i worked in octavia, where we targeted 50% of the units being affordable. it was a combination of inclusionary, and then 100% affordable sites and in this mix now there is kind the moderate income which seems there is difficult in finding the right financing sources for, and hopefully those get expanded. so you can beat the 50% goal. >> i think absolutely. i think i want to say that unequivocally that is the team's goal to beat that -- our objective is to beat the goal, is that is a way to say that? by no means are going to to reign thing backs in. i think as tools come forward, this becomes this great elaborate to try these tools out to say that to the developer you can do this and get a is good value and still contribute to the well-being of the city. i agree with the tenure of your comments that we are not taking anything as a hard and fast limitation, but it's a r

paternalism, the structure of incentives make it such that doing what the insurers would like to maximize, the rational course of achieving cost savings for the equivalent drug is the outcome. as a physician however emancipation, we need to remember there can be opposition between reason and rationality. one thinks of the movie dr. strangelove, for example, or dr. strangelove at the end of the movie the eloquently rational not an is presuming a set of action arrived there by a set of incredibly rational types. so this idea that one can have a rational system to produce unreasonable results is a dilemma that exists at the heart of modern medicine and an advocate for patients themselves. when sent and has been fed a right efta by populations as being equivalent is not an equivalent in one's own bodily experience. one needs to advocate that this reasonable instance may not follow the rationality of the broader population. >> host: johns hopkins professor of medicine. jeremy greene is the author of this book. "generic: the unbranding of modern medicine." thank you for your time. >> guest: tha

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. >> maxim, in terms of there's a lot of finger pointing and a blame game we are hearing moscow is saying that poroshenko did not respond to a letter asking for the violence to be de-escalated. what is your position? >> reporter: i think it's difficult for the ukrainian side. constant shelling throughout the cease-fire. they have failed to agree to stop arming and providing with support. what they have done is launch an offensive to regain the ground they are beginning to lose in response to that. the offset of that is now the conflict sat on the conflict lines in towns. i was just speaking with victoria here and rockets landing around the apartment building. she had to take the children and run to the nearest bomb shelter. everywhere is devastation. it's a sad time in ukraine. >> thank you very much for sharing your experiencing maxim tucker a journalist from the kiev post. thank you very much. >>> now, all day today, we are looking at democracy and the issue of whether it's working in 2015. let me show you this report by mike aldridge. >> reporter: berlin celebrating a quarter of a cent

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he drew a detailed sketch of it so he could maximize every square inch. >> nobody had seen the apartment and i had to get it before anyone else put their papers in basically. it's kind of cutthroat. >> prices for manhattan studios range from $2300 to nearly $3,000 a month. evan lives if a building constructed before the 1980s where new york city's rental restrictions went into effect. >> when you live in a place like this i have a rule one in, one out. if i buy something i have to take something out i'm at max capacity. >> new york has lift evidence zoning restrictions on one project in the city and has allowed a development to create an entire building of 55 microunits. from 260 to 350 square feet these apartments are so small they're being built miles away in a factory. they'll be driven into new york city and stacked on top of each other. this is one complete unit. >> this is representative of one of the units in our building. we are standing in what's going to be the hallway now. >> 22 will being set aside for low income peek. they'll pay from $949 to $1040 per month. the building wi

they maximized -- this obama team maximizes being popular.ntries to say hold on -- >> that was your goal it didn't work out. now you have to shift strategies because the shift has hit the fan and whether you call it islamic extremism or not you are being diplomatic. >> they are still popular, though, because other countries don't want to be told what to do. they like a weak united states. the obama team is looking at this and saying oh we're popular with other countries, we just don't have any uninfluence. >> he's not popular with yemen with the united arab emirates, with all of these kingdoms that have these extremist influences. it's not working. i would just say, well i thought i was going to be popular. i'm not cutting it. i'm going to be an s.o.b. like the other guy. >> i think in the beginning he was very popular with these countries because they like not being told what to do. but what we're finding after six years, a lot of these countries realize we do need a leader. we do want the united states. and so they are realizing a weak unit

it has maximized security and is going ahead with plans to hold large celebrations. for first time ever the houthis feel free to are celebrate the birth of mohamed but for many here it is a test to the houthis increasing political influence and military power. since july, the shia fighters swept through nine provinces including the capital. they met little to no resistance. shiftingnessshifting loins now toppled president ali al bazada. in times of religious occasions the group wants its presence strongly felt. its fighters forced some students to attend. analysts suggest that the houthis want to send multiple messages. >> translator: it is normal for yemenis to celebrate religious celebrations, but the houthis are imposing their agenda by force and this could lead to sectarian objections. >> forcing almost half a million dollars from the state's covers is are inaccurate. >> lawyers from peter greste and mohamed fahmy have attempted to petition for deportation from the country. on thursday, an appeals court in cairo ordered a retrial that could begin within a month.

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, certainly should be maximized. but it would seem to me that prices are low now, whatever our american oil reserve is, it should either be, if it is not already maximized, it certainly should be maximized and if the potential exists and if legislation is required to increase the maximum amount of our oil reserve, it would seem that this would be the perfect time to do it because we probably have about a six-month or one-year window before that price is going to go back up. and then, regrettably, not in my lifetime, i won't get to see the full thrust of alternative energy, all of us that are advocating, though, that it's going to be a 20, 25, 30-year process before you'll really see a lot of solar and thermal and wind and other things like that. they're in progress but we are not getting there fast enough for me. let me also put on the table an area that i have a measure of expertise. i don't agree with the notion of requiring the litigation to be held in the circuit court here in d.c. article 3 courts were set up fo

you can minimize but you have to maximize the response.nd that's what the secret service does and did in this case. >> and is there any way that -- put yourselves in their shoes, they are trying to figure out whether this was an unrelated incident but this is not a neighborhood you would expect to see shots fired from a speeding car, criminal activity gangs. this is quite an exclusive section of wilmington delaware. >> sure. the writing on the wall is probably not good. it certainly looks like when you combine all of the evidence that this probably could have some malicious intent towards the vice president but no one can say that conclusively at this point. it's going to come down to getting the perpetrator, to admit what his motive was and in turn finding out what that motive was, some form of pathology or terrorism, we don't know that yet. listen, the probability is low that this was some kind of just stupid act by some random person. but that's still out there as well. >> and of course they recently in perhaps an unrelated issue, they

but it is meant to maximize the terror, to maximize the panic. and they are also piggy backing on a theme that was pioneered by the al qaeda operatives the preacher al-awlaki who was in yemen who was the first to say thatern who cared -- that everyone who cared about the jihadist group should carry out acts wherever they are and they don't need to travel to a conflict zone to participate in this struggle. and there have been a number of people who have cited his influence, whether it was for the ft. hood shooter or the attackers we saw in paris. >> and so dan, if the key threat there is fleeing foreign fighters then that could persist event if you had a total victory in syria? >> well that is absolutely true. first of all i'm skeptical, i have to say, of the numbers who have come home or said to have come home. the actual number that will come home over the long term if past conflicts are any indication will be smaller than that. quite a number will die in syria and iraq. quite a number will move on to other fights. some will come home and of tho

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easier for them to track the talent so we have a more broadly dispersed innovation economy and it maximizes our chances of being the leader of the world. it's important. >> that was really good. good ending. >> thanks. [applause] >> also at the recent sixth annual washington ideas forum, a discussion of stories as leaders in their respective industries. this is about 20 minutes. >> hello. >> this is a treat. a lot more interesting than what i do in the white house briefing room. i'm here with the two most powerful women in sports. not only are you at the top of your profession -- professionally male sports dominated, but you're doing innovative things inside sports. first, i got to start with women in sports. come right out and tell us what it is like to be the boss of a 250 pound offensive lineman. what is that relationship like question -- like? [laughter] >> lot of people that work for us now, i was a kid. i was eight years old when my father -- grandfather bought the team. the players are younger than me. i think of them as more as a cousin kind of relationship. they are not my children

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interest of the building, there will be a more interesting building if it is not as just an extruded maximized mass. >> commissioner antonini. >> yes, but it's been represented that they are aren't even filling the available space, is that correct, as far as what they could be filling? as far as what the zoning envelope? >> actually, i think they are pushing it to the rear. >> okay. >> the rear setback. >> so they are not triggering anything that would need a variance. >> but they are close to it. all right. so while i don't agree that the impacts on the neighbors are that greet, i'm probably going to be supportive of some modifications to try to get a compromise in place and certainly say if we took 6. , there is a roof deck proposed for the very top of the building. is that what they were talking about eliminating? which i think we don't need that, we have other decks already and i would say no more than 6' off the depth. it would allow the architect. >> please just leave the door. >> commissioner moore. >> the accurate dimension will be established by planning staff, because the line betwee

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you know remember these groups like aqap and others they are very good at maximizing attention, not only in their brutality, the nature of the targets they choose the methods they use, the brutality they use but on picking days to maximize that message. it's very possible they're connected. just another note about that magazine carol, as we talk about it. we noticed earlier, here you'll remember is the memorial to the "charlie hebdo" victims behind me which has been growing every day. placed among the candles and the pencils and crayons that have been part of it from the beginning as well as the personal notes, we're seeing copies of that magazine too laid out there. the cover, et cetera. another sign of support that the people of paris, the people of france are showing as they continue to remember those events a week ago. >> all right. jim sciutto, paul crookshank thanks as always. i'll be right back. the traffic jam. scourge of 20th century city life. raiser of blood pressure. disrupter of supply chains. stealer of bedtime stories. polluter. frustrater. time thief. [cars honking] and o

as i said do not want to be through-putting carbohydrates, renewable fuels and want to be able to maximizerty by through putting carbons and the danger to economic security is significant. >> we have an oil glut at $44 a barrel and we have the too much oil in the country, will we suffer? do you think the price of gasoline goes up by 10 cents because of it? >> a little bit ago you said not to be too concerned about one day's price on oil. we all know that the price of oil is going to increase again. we know that $48 a barrel of oil is not a long-term future of this country. we need to have renewable fuels to provide some alternative to provide some relief at the pump because ethanol is today and has been for the last several years much cheaper than gasoline even at $44 a barrel of oil, ethanol is a bargain in terms of octane and consumer gasoline prices. >> bob, we will continue to have the conversation president and ceo of renewable association and next i will look at another organic resource and marijuana and silicon valley wants a piece of the pot, of marijuana. reminder this show moves