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still with the transit oriented development, the city did find this consistent with station area plan and there is a good opportunity for retail filler liner on the north side. this would take advantage of empty air space and could serve our customers, the transit passengers. another set of issues that the study looked at, the transit boarding areas. this drops passengers off in the streets. this is before looping around our storage and maintenance yard and heading back down. this is not an accessible location. the study recommended seriously looking at moving that northbound final stop to the geneva-san jose intersection

still with the transit oriented development, the city did find this consistent with station area plan and there is a good opportunity for retail filler liner on the north side. this would take advantage of empty air space and could serve our customers, the transit passengers. another set of issues that the study looked at, the transit boarding areas. this drops passengers off in the streets. this is before looping around our storage and maintenance yard and heading back down. this is not an accessible location. the study recommended seriously looking at moving that northbound final stop to the geneva-san jose intersection. this study focused on what could be funded and constructed in the next few years. this can improve safety, security, comfort, access. improvements of this linage, lighting, whether protection, accessibility, additional walking and loading and. i will talk a little bit more about that in the context of the funding application. we wanted to point out in light of the neck steps, we are excepting comments through december. we have e-mail and web

space for multiple modes, very good transit access that gives it a strong potential for transit-oriented development, but at the same time, there is tension. if we are looking at using the sfmta rail vehicle and maintenance storage facilities, which will be increasingly needed to handle growth in our light rail and historic street car fleets, growth that is needed to support development, tod's throughout the city. light rail boarding areas. bus loading areas. they are dispersed. there are a number of safety and accessibility concerned that certainly should be addressed. first, the study looks at existing conditions. we have a lot of assets of a strong neighborhood here. we have the schools, college, park, very good transit access. there is high ridership and activity. but we also have a lot of facilities in a relatively small space. i would call it the big squeeze. you have right next to the freeway a storage yard, this station, stops. of course, we need to accommodate bikes and pedestrians as well. moving on to the vision from the better neighborhoods station area plan, that plan identi

. -- lake-oriented recreational activities and do not violate our watershed programs. third is the john your road site. -- muir road site. that property relates to the lake and management of the watershed. we are taking on responsibility for that lease. it is broken into the region into those three terms. >> can you separate that from the rowing club? >> the tenants are well established. things seem to work. one of the great concerns the rowing clubs had into time is the new docks. those have been in use for a couple of years. >> would it make sense for the puc to be in charge of the bauhaus, but not working with the rowing clubs? >> who would have on other boating activities -- kayaks? sailboats? we could expand the use of the clubs to the upper floor, because they have needs beyond just what their boats are. the third is a more general public having a space there that could be used as partly interpretation of the lake and the watershed, used for meetings of the various kinds for the department, with all its possibilities. we think it is primarily rec and park, but we

so, there are people who wonder about their sexual orientation. there are people who have decided what their sexual orientation is. some decide early. some decide later. but the key issue is that a person should be able to make that decision without fear of social retribution, whether it's physical or psychological retribution or essentially being banished. so, as dr. harris pointed out, none of the, your peer group but also your family members, and so you're definitely isolated. and it puts you at greater risk because we find a number of lgbt youth are running away, living on the streets, and being the victims of pedophiles and sexual predators, which just makes life really miserable. so, now they're not dealing with sexual orientation. they're basically dealing with sexual trauma. and i think it's even an issue when the youth are in facility care, residential care. we see it in the residential treatment centers and in services for adolescents, in juvenile detention. so, we see that whole retraumatizing played out again in those facilities. and t

was a predatory who was mission oriented. it fit for him. he was in charge. he was the one out watching and following and the victims didn't know it. it was actually pretty chilling to watch that. >> when was the mission accomplished in your mind? >> the point was to have sex. >> less than an hour later, rhodes finds a woman walking alone to her car in a parking lot. >> opportunity. to accomplish what i set out to do 15 minutes earlier was there. i'm in predator mode. i'm now looking for a victim. >> predator mode means you're focused? >> i'm focused. i'm on a mission. she's isolated herself and here is the predator. here comes the lion. the lion has found the cub that's off by itself and that's what a predator does. it's sad but that's the truth. that's what happens. the opportunity is there. >> it's dark, quiet. the woman is vulnerable. rhodes approaches as she gets into her car. >> by pulling her car door open,

oriental de jaime moreno y cierra la jornada a las 5 de la tarde, corinto d ela liga de arlington contraga internacional de manassas. este torneo se juega cada dos aÑos, el ultimo campeon fue la chapin. en las grandes ligas vamos a escuchar a jose reyes la nuetra contratacion de los marlins quien nos cuenta entre otras cosas porque firmo con el equipo de miami. hasta aqui los deportes, buenas noches a todos.

. - la dependencia del petróleo del medio oriente pronto podría dejar de ser una prioridad para paísesero. >>reportero: muchas gracias. está sufriendo transformaciones profundas, un prominente experto en energía de estados unidos está surgiendo un nuevo mapa petrolero mundial, alrededor del eje del estrado en el hemisferio occidental. como lo describe el este nuevo este energético empieza en canadá, pasa por dakota del norte y el sur de texas y termina en la costa sur de brasil. al surgimiento de este nuevo eje energético ha contribuido tres hallazgos tecnológicos recientes, en canadá la explotación de arenas petrolíferas conocidas como arenas de alquitrán, en la costa sur de brasil el descubrimiento de grandes depósitos de petróleos en aguas profundas y están debajo de extensas capas, y en estados unidos tecnología de perforación con todo lo hidráulico, están permitiendo la explotación de yacimientos de gas y petróleo que se encuentran debajo de extensas formaciones rocosas. no se conoce las nuevas fuentes, como lo describe en el nuevo mapa energético al final de la década, el hemisfe

well, prevention-prepared community dovetails into a recovery-oriented system of care because, again, you're mobilizing the resources of the community to create a supportive environment, so you have strong schools, so you have parents interacting with the schools. in a recovery-oriented community, what you are trying to do is make sure that you have access to the agencies in the community. so, all of the agencies in the community are operating to support the individual in recovery. in a prevention-prepared community, all of the agencies in the community operate to support the children, the young adults in the community. you have got strong supervision in the prevention-prepared community, so parents are actively involved, just as family is actively involved in a recovery-oriented system of care. it's not that the individual is by himself or herself; it isn't just their problem. the same thing with a prevention-prepared community; the community understands that, if a child does not have support, that child becomes the community's problem as well as the child having his or her own probl

the cause after one of her fans committed suicide following years of bullying about his sexual orientation. >>> a measure designed to cut down on teenagers behaving badly is in limbo tonight. today the montgomery county council tabled discussions about the curfew and a proposed antiloitering bill. those measures were introduced after this group of teenagers robbed the convenience store back in july. right now, neither measure has enough votes to pass and tabling them will let the council discuss them again at some later date. >> still ahead, topper is back with a look at the chances for snow in our forecast. >>> i'm peggy fox in the loudoun county courthouse where we could see the return of the crucified skeleton santa along with displays from the church of the flying spaghetti monster. i'll tell you why coming up. brad, where we going? just a second. just, just one second. ♪ what are you looking at? don't look up there. why are you looking up? ♪ get outta the car. get outta the car. ♪ are you ok? the... get in the car. get in the car! [ male announcer ] the epa estimated 42 mpg highway ch

rather than sexual orientation. >> startling new information out of the centers for disease control about domestic violence. one in four women say they have been hit, kicked, or violently attacked by an intimate partner. one in five women say they have been raped or someone tried to rape them. the cdc says 9,000 women took part in the survey. >>> still ahead tonight, congress scrambling to tie up loose ends before the holiday break. we'll tell you what is on the agenda. but first, a preview of tonight's cbs evening news. >> her report on changing america. fewer people than ever are getting married. we'll look into why tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> salute all who serve at home and abroad this holiday season. >> hi, my name is amanda. i'm currently stationed in guam. i would like to say hello to my family in alexandria, virginia. i miss you and i'll see you soon. >>> 39 years ago and about 20 minutes, the apollo17 left the lunar surface and we haven't been back yet. spent three days, two hours, and 59 minutes on the moon. setting a record for mankind ice longest mission. they returne

. >> no tan lejos, al oriente, mantuvieron secuestrados a los hÉroes.bÓlico! >> los mandatarios abordaron Éstas lanchas! >> el sur de colombia. donde se causaron las mÁs crueles batallas. para hacer llegar un mensaje lleno de simbolismos. >> una a una las esferas costÓ mucho el camino. el guerrillero que se haya cansado! >> recuperada para el lugar de la selva. vale la pena! >> la luz de vida, para que el personal movilice. >> iluminaron la desmovilizaciÓn apenas arrancaban. los hombres y mujeres que obligados tomaron las armas. en las selvas del sur de colombia, univisiÓn. >> la destituciÓn del otro. generaron protestas y cuestionamientos al gobierno de evo morales >> duras crÍticas al gobierno de evo morales. >> no puede ser que vengan y lo quieran sacar, porque se le antoja a una autoridad. dejaremos procesos democrÁticos, la democracia en bolivia hace muchos aÑos que estÁ y no la vamos a dejar morir. >> bronca porque se burla al pueblo, bronca porque se acaba la democracia, frustraciÓn porque ha habido un atropello brutal. >> legisladores del oficia

. >> no tan lejos, al oriente, mantuvieron secuestrados a los hÉroes.! >> los mandatarios abordaron Éstas lanchas! >> el sur de colombia. donde se causaron las mÁs crueles batallas. para hacer llegar un mensaje lleno de simbolismos. >> una a una las esferas costÓ mucho el camino. el guerrillero que se haya cansado! >> recuperada para el lugar de la selva. vale la pena! >> la luz de vida, para que el personal movilice. >> iluminaron la desmovilizaciÓn apenas arrancaban. los hombres y mujeres que obligados tomaron las armas. en las selvas del sur de colombia, univisiÓn. >> la destituciÓn del otro. generaron protestas y cuestionamientos al gobierno de evo morales >> duras crÍticas al gobierno de evo morales. >> no puede ser que vengan y lo quieran sacar, porque se le antoja a una autoridad. dejaremos procesos democrÁticos, la democracia en bolivia hace muchos aÑos que estÁ y no la vamos a dejar morir. >> bronca porque se burla al pueblo, bronca porque se acaba la democracia, frustraciÓn porque ha habido un atropello brutal. >> legisladores del oficialismo

. >> lead problem is if you look at the orientation, no. is up.are going to turn it the way we are normally accustomed to seeing it. here is where the golden gate bridge is. here is where the bay bridge is. the county went all the way down here, and about a year later, they moved the county to write about here, so this was county land or outside land, and this was the city. this was 1861, so the city has grown by this much. these were added, and they are basically pasture lands. that is where petrero street is. >> and out here, the rancho -- what is a rancho? >> it is a mexican land grant that we agreed to respect when we still california from the mexicans. we agreed to respect the land grants that existed, and there was a commission set up. regretfully, none of the land grants were legally bested, so most of them were taken away from the mexicans. the other portion were pureblo lands, which would be considered entitled to four square leaks -- leagues. so 30 square miles with the possession of the pueblo of san francisco for public use, and that i

right outside this beautiful building, a very central and community oriented face. this was, at the time, the highest of good that the government sought. i was shocked to find this photo. it made me happy inside because i saw how they could change. all of that area that was back 40 or 50 years ago is now public space. every day, there is a public market, people are walking, biking, shops are thriving. it is one of the most central places for tourists and locals alike. it is unrecognizable from this. this is the museum in the back, a beautiful granite building, one of the most beautiful museums and the world. at a very wide street running and write down the middle of that grassy plain. it went right through the middle of the museum, there is a big archway. under the archway, cars drove through. it is unimaginable to me to think that. the side of a road, it is grassy. this is where people picnic, play soccer, football, throw a frisbee. you can just barely see the archway, that as a bike way. it is a way for people to connect through neighborhoods throughout the city.

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we may start to see companies that have a more domestic orientation perform fairly well. so no longer do i think you should only look for companies that have that global exposure. there's a lot domestic industries that look intoing too. one is technology, that's been a long standing recommendation for us and the other is industrial. so very cyclically oriented companies, they tend to be benefited by not only what's happening in the u.s. economy but global growth as well and don't tend to be impacted much by what's going on in europe, and they're a play particularly with technology on companies wanting to remain competitive and productive and efficient. >> susie: what are you avoiding? >> the more defensive areas. we think as the market ralies, during some of these rally periods you want to pare back on the defensive holdings like the consumer staples sectors, stocks in the utilities sector. there's been so much slight to this perceived safety of defensiveness that from a valuation perspective they're probably a little rich, and that may be where you want to pull back some

they are educated, and they are more goal-oriented. they are more goal-oriented, and therefore, if you teach the children to reach for the sky, and they will study hard. most people from atlanta are a little more conservative. >> do you have something you would like to add to that about economic situations? >> i definitely think -- this is -- you know, the old saying, it is not rocket science? some of this stuff is harder than rocket science because it involves people, and we do not always act in a logical, decisive way. elaine brown i heard say a little while ago that she lived in atlanta, and we always talk about how great atlantic is doing, but we do not own nothing in atlanta. they look like they are doing good, they have the cosmetic liberation, right? cosmetic change, cosmetic cosmetic change, cosmetic liberation, but when you look at

you can't choose your orientation. can't choose your eye color. certainly can't choose if you're bald or not. being gay is not a choice. >> reporter: we tried reaching gingrich's half sister tonight but were not successful. the human rights campaign where gingrich-jones works did issue a statement saying being gay is not a choice. but what really matters is mr. gingrich does not believe in rights for gay and lesbian people and that's the real harm. derek. >> all right. thank i, matt. >>> vulnerable to bomb attacks. that is what a recent report put out by dc protective services says about several high profile district government buildings. ken molestina is live with the bone chilling details. ken, what is going on? >> reporter: you know, the stuff we're talking about really is scary. the wilson building behind me, the main building of dc's government is one that failed this test terribly. the details of the findings are shocking. >> we're talking about information on the explosion. >> reporter: and even dc mayor appeared to be surprised by it. >> s

so a lot of those oriental vegetables have become more mainstream. it's a versatile oriental crop. the koreans pickle it for kimchi. japanese, they use it in stir fry. you can use it in salads. >> so while they have seen many changes in arroyo grande over the years, there has remained one constant here, the ikeda family. by forming deep agricultural roots and by equally balancing a commitment to their community and to their family, the ikedas have proven the true test of time rests on values that despite adversity don't change either and won't any time soon if this farming family has anything to say about it. >> but we don't want to let our parents down, we don't want to let our family down, and since they struggled to build the business up, if we fail, that's like letting our family down, and so i think in that respect it's real important that we try tg keep this business viable. >> hi. this is chef josh korn from paul martin's american bistro here in roseville, california, and today we're gonna be preparing our butter lettuce salad for you. this is an extremely easy salad that an

they are educated, and they are more goal-oriented. they are more goal-oriented, and therefore, if you teach the children to reach for the sky, and they will study hard. most people from atlanta

there's a bridge that connects the thrill of the orient to the city by the bay. it is a bridge of ambassadors, one made of people whose roots and hearts and the pacific ocean. in april 1961, the city of seven cisco formally and stated a committee under the office of the mayor to become the preeminent cultural and economic [inaudible] between san francisco and manila, developing a system that promote closer ties between the cities. this year, the san francisco manila sister city committee represents -- celebrates its 50 year, marking five decades of service to our people. the san francisco bay area filipino american community salutes this milestone, a legacy of goodwill and true filipino american pride. >> representing the san francisco manila sister city committee, are defective chairman -- our de facto chairman. [applause] >> if i may, i'd like to call up some very key members of the committee. i cannot call all 100-plus people up here, but some very key members. first filipino elected in san francisco, who has been with the sister city committee from day one, a

it's the donny and marie osmond christmas in chicago show on stage through christmas eve at the oriental theater. the single naughty list will be out on i terrence thank you marie for joining us we have an update now on that breaking news out of virginia tech university ... it is confirmed that a police officer was shot and a second victim is reported in a different location on campus authorities are still looking for the suspect believed to still be armed and at large the campus is on total lockdown students are being told to stay indoors >>where one day away from the weekend and there's a little bit of snow and the forecast tom skilling ... >>what a nice interview with dean richards and marie osmond ... and what a great date it has been in chicago today. it has been an incredible year we are still running warmer than december 1st year ago the month is about 6 degrees warmer than average suspend a nice run ... in the last 127 years we have had the least snowy up until this time ... >>but there will be a layer of snow tonight just a dusting currently is 33 degrees but it's very cold of n

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you know, i'm very attentive to detail, i'm very goal oriented.me, it's a great outlet. >> so it's no surprise that she's quickly become a top equestrienne. it's a demanding sport and not exactly what most people would consider relaxing. >> the relaxation is in the focus away from work. >> tracy corey. >> in the case of the double homicides, dr. corey has done her part. now the investigators have to follow up. lead detective chris middleton, who started gathering evidence on the case in the alley and then the garage, has been working just as hard on his end of the investigation. here he is running down a lead in new albany, indiana, just across the river from louisville. >> this apartment behind me is of interest to us due to the fact our victim, anthony housy, was living here on january the 14th. >> that was three weeks before the fatal shooting in the alley. a man came to anthony's apartment complex looking for anthony's girlfriend, ashley yennous. >> anthony told him, she's not here. at that time the door's immediately kicked in. >> the intrude

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state department or the intelligence operatives who it's more a or economic and the orientation in terms of foreign policy for instance will the tunisians continue even under islamised government to either have lation ships with these israel or are simply neutral which would be fine so we're more private. problematic as to how things are going to work out egypt but even there. the military is in a in a position. to maintain a veto over anything anything that the islamist government the alleged or pro or proposed islamic government might want to do and as long as the military has that veto the americans aren't going to worry too much let's talk a little bit more about egypt and in particular about what we saw over the weekend on this one year anniversary of boise's action. looked a lot like cairo ten months ago take a look at this video. of the clashes and the violence not going away you can see this photo here this is a woman being dragged through the street many demonstrators say things have not gotten better since hosni mubarak stepped down and protesters are demanding that the militar