the trees, however, the project is fully approved they need to be able to remove the trees to get onsite for the construction of the preparation for the construction building so for those reasons we're asking you uphold the project and allow this to move forward if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> i have a couple of questions. at the planning commission hearing was there he any talk about the impact of the trees and alternative designs >> i don't believe it was raised. >> and the second question i have is how - i mean, you raised ♪ our brief and testimony how applicable or pertinent is the housing act do you think this is weighing more. >> i believe you're looking at an act which says if you have a housing action by a local action that will disapprove it on a lower density will have to make difficult findings that the project will have a negative folk effect on the public health and safety. >> thank you. >> ms. short. >> carla short department of public works if i don't have the overhead i'll borrow a photograph there is substantial roots left immediate to the tree

repair so the the concept of onsite support is well limited would be the nice word or an outright fraud would be the better word. the the one thing apple does get is an army of sales people to go into corporations and try to push their products. whether or not that has any kind of relevance to their sales rate is another thing entirely i think the answer is no i b m on the other hand has a problem and i think i.b.m. is really the reason that this deal got done did everything to do with coke at apple and that is that i.b.m. has become a company that has become one of financial engineering as opposed to innovation if you look at their results over the last couple of years what you see is decreasing revenues and increasing earnings per share and their way they're funding that is through buybacks so essentially what they're doing is to c.e.o.'s which course looks great wall street but is masking agent cherish it in their core business so my suspicion is that what you really have here is a company flailing around looking for somewhere to stay relevant in a market that shifting away from them

repair so the the concept of onsite support is well limited would be the nice word for it outright fraud would be the better word. the the one thing apple does get is an army of sales people to go into corporations and try to push their products. whether or not that has any kind of relevance to their sales rate is another thing entirely i think the answer is no i b m on the other hand has a problem and i think i.b.m. is really the reason that this deal got done did everything to do with coke at apple and that is that i.b.m. has become a company that has become one of financial engineering as opposed to innovation if you look at their results over the last couple of years what you see is decreasing revenues and increasing or express share and their way they're funding that is through buybacks so essentially what they're doing is to c.e.o.'s which course looks great wall street but is masking agent cherish it in their core business so my suspicion is that what you really have here is a company flailing around looking for somewhere to stay relevant in a market that shifting away from them j

percent of the density and 20 percent of the parking spaces and in addition we'll lose 20 percent of onsite affordable housing this is under the housing accountability act it's received final approval by the planning commission we need to move forward with site activities that need to take place within the footprint of drilling and taking environmental samples and water testing prior to the site those are necessary for the building department and the project engineers to complete the project we're angrily awaiting the removal of those trees. depending issued a permit to remove the trees in january that was based on a visit to the sigh in which dpw experts in the site said this is a fast growing and plant in below ground planter that creates structural problems they have the poor structure and show signs of previous branch failures and other things that have a future limb failure we'll also speak to this but dpw's decision was the right won those trees are located on private property and pose long term liability to sf property owners so this includes a number of improvements including planti

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they can request an onsite consultation, ask an open-ended question to our experts. >> kristen moderated a panel where cardio issues in young athletes and good nutritional habits were discussed. brianna scurry talked about her experience with concussion. we'll have a lot more on this event tonight at 11:00. >>> yellow alert, you got my attention. >> that's right. tomorrow is a yellow alert day. the weather will be inconvenient, could very much affect your outdoor plans for tomorrow. i think that is the case basically all day tomorrow, as we could have as many as three rounds of showers and thunderstorms rolling through during the day. let's start off with a look at the michael & son weather cam. today was very warm, but it was nice and it still looks beautiful out there. current temperature, 87 with a dewpoint of 63. we've got a breeze out of the south and the relative humidity is really not that bad at 44%. in our weather headlines, though, we're going to see that mugginess remaining with us overnight tonight. clouds spreading in. that will lock in the heat we got during the day. that m

then visitors will be able to tour the station and the only onsite parking garage at the five new stayses on the silver line. >>> charles severance is scheduled to go on trial october 27 on gun charges in loudoun county. a grand jury found cause to believe he illegally foe assessed two handguns as the convicted felon. severance is also the primary focus of the investigation into three high profile unsolved murders in alexandria. >>> the immigration problem at the nays's border is stirring concern in prince william county. some of the unaccompanied children who are in this country illegally have taken refuge in the old dominion and now some county leaders want to send them back. peggy fox has more. >> reporter: the prince william county board of supervisors wants answers from the federal government about the immigrant children who crossed the boarder without parents or guardians and are now here in bristow, virginia. what do you think about that? >> honestly at this point i don't know. >> i have mixed emotions about it. >> reporter: it's a tough issue, what to do with the tens of thous san

some of the other vials were destroyed onsite and the remaining samples were transferred to homeland security for safeguardling. >> a busy sinkhole has stanton road shut down tonight. people are without water after a sinkhole opened up right in the middle of the road. jennifer donelan live with when things could be fixed out there. jen. >> this is a 16-inch water main that just busted. here in the district of columbia, we have an aging infrastructure. we happen to see these things during the winter with extreme cold. but as you can see it could also happen during the summer with extreme heat. >> it was big. at least 3 feet deep and causing problems all around. >> anything off. the watch completely off. >> at 10:30 this morning a water main broke in the 3,000 block of stantal road in southeast. the -- stanton road in southeast. the gushing water had to go somewhere and eventually undermined everything beneath the surface of this section of the street. when workers cut the water, the street with nothing left to hold it up, collapsed. >> they're going to fix this right away. >> he had t

district, both facilities in fact have run out of room in their pools, they're going to be storing it onsite. we have a number of sites around the country that are closed at this point and they're needing to send their high-level nuclear waste to one safe place. that's what the yucca mountain bill did that we passed, that president reagan signed into law back in the 1980's. there is a lot of discussion, particularly on the senate side, on an interim storage site. i know that some states like texas would very much like to participate in such a program. my concern with that approach is this, that i don't want to see that moved without a permanent full-time site like yucca be left in the ditch. that in fact we might see ultimately the two combined. but that's not an approach that we're going to deal with on this appropriation bill but rather an authorization bill that certainly i would like to see happen and i know that the chairman of that subcommittee, mr. shimkus, is onboard with very much the same thoughts. i'd like to think that in the next congress, when we've got some new faces, perhaps

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were they onsite. u.s.ntelligence now examining phone intercepts and social media to see if any russians advised or even pulled the trigger a couple days ago. >>> plus, a sitdown interview with the man who leads the pro-russian rebel group accused of bringing this plane down. chris cuomo asks if his group targeted the passenger plane. his response, coming up. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any

. >> noah, do you have a expense sense of how many people are onsite. >> reporter: dozens. rescue crews arrived a couple hours ago. there were two or three fire trucks and kind of spread out and so i would say dozens of local sort of rescue workers. and more and more rebel fighters. so now i would say there's dozens of them, as well. like i said, it's a pretty big area what we're talking about. so i haven't walked the entire perimeter yet. >> we have seen images, noah, of passports, a travel book for bali. are people's possessions clearly visible and retrievable? >> reporter: it's visible. it's visible and they're being collected. that's one of the things these rescue teams are doing. as you walk through the field you see a man with his cracked iphone sticking out of his pocket. sort of people's -- clothing everywhere. most of it's kind of ripped off by the air. other suitis cases and stuff in a while along the road. one was telling us headphones. peoplen had been flying -- watchi watching movies so they have been finding lots and lots of headphones. >> have you ever seen a

the osce appears to be onsite but their movement has been limited by the russian rebels.l problem as more experts from multiple nations begin to arrive in kiev hoping to form some kind of independent inquiry of what happened is getting to the site itself. we drove down here today and seen several roads and bridges simply blown up in the fighting. you have check points on each side. it's still a hot war zone. and this area of donetsk is emptying out. people are afraid of more fighting to come, as they try and figure out what happened at this crime scene. >> steven, it's impossible to put ourselves in the shoes of all the loved ones who lost people. there any indication that these bodies will eventually be returned to the families so that they can give them a proper burial and proper closure. the whole thing is just devastating. >> reporter: i think the pressure is mounting. and you're hearing some rare emotionally serious statements from world leaders who want that to happen. but it's a very complicated situation on the ground, with many different rebel groups in charge of

couldn't even decide on the formula of bleach to use to clean up the contamination or see whether the onsite clinic was thorough and consistent in examining staph, potentially exposed to the anthrax? >> in the first week after the anthrax potential exposure was identified, we did not respond in the way that we would respond to an outside emergency and that's one of our fter-action findings that when we deal with ebowla or fungal meningitis, we act rate our emergency center or if we do not activate it, we use the resources to have a systemattic, structured, intensive immediate response. that wasn't done for the first week after the anthrax potential exposure and that's something that we'll be sure to do in the event of such internal event in the future. >> let me ask you this -- did the mappingment team get preferential treatment to the point that they were unaware that the -- did the management team get preferential treatment to the point that they were unaware? >> no, they did not. >> why were they expressing concern to their managers so they could get adequate treatment? >> i'm not sure wh

vets must have the ability to treat animals onsite and in the field. limit that ability and you hurt a profession, you cripple ranchers acrolings the country and most of all you unfairly restrict life-saving treatments for the animals, the patients who need them the most. imagine what it would be like if the cattle ranchers were required to bring their cattle in or the horse owners to bring their horse to the vet every time they needed services. it directly affects their patient and their livelihood. my friends, take it from me, i practiced veterinary medicine in the field and if anything, we need more vets in the field, not less. this bill simply allows those in our profession to continue to do the life-saving work that we were trained to do on the animals that so badly require it. join me in voting for this commonsense measure. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. green: mr. speaker, i yield to my colleag

couldn't even decide on the formula of bleach to use to clean up the contamination or see whether the onsite clinic was thorough and consistent in examining the staff potentially exposed to the anthrax? >> in the first week after the anthrax potential exposure was identified, we did not respond in the way that we would respond to an outside emergency and that's one of our after-action findings, that when we deal with ebola or fungal meningitis or another problem, we activate our emergency center or if we do not activate it, we use the resources to have a systematic, structured, intensive immediate response. that wasn't done for the first week after the anthrax potential exposure and that's something that we'll be sure to do in the event of such internal event in the future. >> let me ask you this -- did the management team get preferential treatment to the point that they were unaware? -- unaware that the staff was turned away? >> no, absolutely not. >> ok, why didn't the staff feel confident in expressing their worries to their managers so that they could get adequate treatment? >> i'm not

it adds, onsite biosafety personnel have not seen any exposure.he cdc and fbi are investigating how it ended up here. the smallpox vials have been transported to cdc to test it to see if it's viable enough to make anyone sick and then will be destroyed. >> the smallpox threat is nil to the general public. >> reporter: this incident comes on the heels of another scare at the cdc. in june the agency vaccinated 80 employees out of concern they were exposed to anthrax. now they say those workers were likely were never in any danger. now questions about how the smallpox vaccine was mishandled for so long. guys, back to you. >> tom costello, thank you very much. >>> let's turn now to the world cup, the host country brazil, as we mentioned, bounced from the tournament in an historic rout that nobody saw coming. craig has more on the blowout. >> a lot of folks still in shock this morning. a lot of folks in shock. brazil did not just lose to germany, they got trounced on home turf in semifinal, the host lost to germany by the unbelievable score of 7-1, a m