significant items that a review would include ground level townhome design, streetscape improvements and passageway. at this point, i will turn it over to project sponsor for their presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners. weç are front of you, the revised design for 201 in conformance with the original approvals. i will turn it over to bernardo. >> a good afternoon. i would like to take you through the plans and elevations. the volumetric presentation. in the process of doing that, i'm going to showç you the differences that were just point out and how they affect the design in a positive way. i wouldçó like to start with the site and you will know where the infinity is located. this was intended to be a sister çproject to the infinity and it remains as such. it is not identical. t is a companion project in the way buildings are cited, but there are differences in terms of the architectural expression in the form of the building. even though we do try to keep it as originally intended,ç it -- you can see where the buildings occur. you can see the infinity, you can see the two proposed to

and there are two doors plus a secret passageway for people to leave as quickly as possible. price for the house is $4 million. and compared to other houses in san francisco, it is a tremendous amount of house for that amount of money. >> there it is ! gary is up next with pebble beach highlight, including tiger woods' second round. and if you didn't know jeremy lin's name before, you know it now. how the pride of palo alto has taken over new york. >>> good evening, everybody. young man from palo alto has become the talk of the sports world. jeremy lin on the front page of all the new york papers, taking on kobe bryant tonight and the lakers. bryant, at least last night, pretended he didn't know anything about lin. i'm sure he had to know him tonight. 38 point, 7 assist, 4 robots. bryant had 34 point, only shot 11 from 29. this is something -- lin said he thought ten days ago he might get cut by the knicks! same thing happened with the warriors. all of a sudden, they give him a chance. 89 points in his first three starts. he played a fourth game, knicks 4 and 0. >> this is it

inside the doorway they found this sloping passageway filled from top to bottom with stones and rubble. clearing this took time because, mixed in with all the filling, were numerous objects. one of these was the head of tutankhamun as a young child. this rather extraordinary sculpture has a very specific purpose and meaning. tutankhamun is seen emerging from a blue lotus, just as the sun god did at the moment of the earth's creation. through this recreation, tutankhamun, too, would be able to be reborn as the sun god every day throughout eternity. when a second sealed doorway at the end of the passageway was removed, the archaeologists finally gained entrance to the actual tomb. this first room they called the "antechamber." it was crammed with objects. their minds could barely cope with the profusion. just inside the door, where m standing, the archaeologists found a cup abandoned by some rather unsuccessful tomb robbers back in the days of the pharaohs. the cup is carved from one piece of alabaster and takes the shape of a white lotus. carter called this "the wishing cup," for the ch

if they are blocking traffic, impeding passageways, if they are creating safety hazard, government can do something about that. but they can't discriminate on the basis of the content of the speech. >> reporter: it's not the first time courts have said it's he will legal to restrict -- illegal to restrict rights of day laborers. about 10 years ago a judge barred to cities from laws restricting them. they were later dropped. >> these kinds of public spaces have traditionally been permitted to be forums. >> reporter: santos exercises his free speech every day. just to keep food on the table. [ speaking spanish ] >> as long as we're on the street, we can ask for work. but there are a lot of people who don't realize it. >> reporter: well, santos got lucky. a day job and now a supreme court ruling that backs him up as he looks for work. zack heene, cbs 5. >>> you know the ads that show up on your internet browser that are tailor-made for you? the new efforts to protect your privacy when you surf the web and the reason some argue it's not enough. >>> getting a good workout isn't just good fo

the strait which is at its closest point only 30 miles across, is the passageway for tankers carrying 1/5 of the world's oil supply. yesterday iranian navy swift boats attempted to cut off a u.s. navy aircraft carrier as it made a rue even patrol run through the strait. iran has warned the u.s. before that they would use force if patrols continued in the strait. and the u.s. and europe are now looking to economically cripple iran in an effort to get them to back down from their nuclear ambiti ambitions. >>> this morning, new details in whitney houston's final days. just 48 hours before her death, witnesses say houston looked out of it. "people" magazine reports houston was in the gift shop of the beverly hilton hotel and saw herself on the cover of "the national enquirer." she reportedly cursed and yelled, "what is wrong with these people? when did i collapse?" by saturday, she was dead in the batht bathtub. her daughter, bobbi cris kekria yelled, what's wrong with her? the family of whitney houston will have a private funeral for the late singer saturday at noon at the new hope bapti

out in new york times article titled the french connections if the companies controlling these passageways can behave like the robber barons of your levene whatever tolls they like on those who passed by commerce suffers and so also do our internet connections. it's time for our government regulators to stop giving monopolies to these giant corporations something by the way that's pretty much only done here in third world countries like mexico and force open the marketplace to competition like most european countries to our broadband infrastructure even though privately built is a part of our commons including the wires passing under and above our common streets in the satellite towers broadcasting over our common airwaves big telco and cable companies.

pointed out new york times article titled the french connections if the companies controlling these passageways can behave like the robber barons of your levene whatever tolls they like on those who passed by commerce suffers and so also do our internet connections it's time for our government regulators to stop giving monopolies to these giant corporations something by the way has pretty much only done here and in third world countries like mexico and force open the marketplace to competition like most european countries to our broadband infrastructure even though privately built is a part of our commons including the wires passing under and above our common streets in the satellite towers broadcasting over our common airwaves big telco and cable companies should only be able to own such infrastructure so long as they're willing to share them with competitors at a reasonable price only when that happens only when any company that wants to have access to this internet infrastructure will americans be able to surf the internet at the same speed as the rest of the developed world. it's about time

the field has been constructed so detainees can access it up to 20 hours a day through special passagewayshout being escorted by the military. dana, are you a country clubber. i'm sure you think this is awesome they are turning gitmo into a country club. should obama be impeached? >> what? >> i strung those two together 689 say yes or i will care for you. >> nobody said doing our duty would be cheap. >> i did say that in one of the earlier episodes. >> a $750,000 is a one-time none recuring expense. clearing the poop along the calls could at you will. >> and they get paid a lot. >> under president obama we would do it much cleaner. jill, why don't they build these for our nation's teams who are nationy and teeny. >> maybe this was the whole scratch for flies flies with honey is vin gnaw teg. >> tell us who masterminded the attack and you have 20 hours of soccer. >> how screwed up a culture is when soccer is used as a bribe. >> this is a gift to the historians who argued for us. it is inexpensive when you think of it that way. >> forcing inmates to play soccer is cruel and you are into into

the field has been constructed so detainees can access it up to 20 hours a day through special passagewayshout being escorted by the military. dana, are you a country clubber. i'm sure you think this is awesome they are turning gitmo into a country club. should obama be impeached? >> what? >> i strung those two together 689 say yes or i will care for you. >> nobody said doing our duty would be cheap. you have 20 hours of soccer. >> how screwed up a culture is when soccer is used as a bribe. >> this is a gift to the historians who argued for us. it is inexpensive when you think of it that way. >> forcing inmates to play soccer is cruel and you are into into -- is cruel and unusual punishment. >> sylvester stallone is on his way to gitmo. he hillary gain his glory. >> that is a great idea for a movie which will never be done. there are not any great movies like that. >> and you can't talk about muslims and movies. >> you can change it to where it is a christian soccer team in egypt. >> one official says these outdoor activity will reduce behavior problems. >> is it the mp3 players too? i thi

the waterway which is only 30 miles across wide at one point is the passageway for tankers carrying 1/5 of the world's oil supply. yesterday, several speed boats and iranian patrol boats sped toward a u.s. naval carrier as it made a routine patrol run through the strait. nothing escalated after this. iran has warned the u.s. before that it would use force if patrols continued in the strait. >>> the u.s. and europe are now looking to economically cripple iran in an attempt to get it to back down from its nuclear ambitions. >>> things are getting heated between d.c. council members. d.c. council members marion barry and david catania got into a shouting match during a retreat at the washington convention center. they were arguing over the united medical center in southeast d.c. one reporter in the room at the time was alan blinder of the "washington examiner." >> barry for the most part stayed seated during the conversation. catania did get to his feet. and they -- they were never -- you know, there was never a hand laid on anybody. and there was never any physical threat or attempt to

we need to have a humanitarian passageway, but they need it in the next few hours, not weeks. is not even consensus among the people, the key players who would have been representative at the conference, russia and china are boycotting this conference and russia says we should have talks. there should be a consensus to allow humanitarian relief, but by not being at this conference, it's not putting its full weight behind this effort to put pressure on bashar al assad. >> thanks to you. i want to go back to you just briefly, mr. ambassador, so what can the international community do? >> there's many things that could be done in the absence of a security council, including a recognition of a syrian national council. delegitimizing the syrian government and most importantly, the russians are engaged in the diplomatic equivalent of felony murder. they're still shippinging in arms to give the syrian army. we have seen this from satellites. we should be calling them on the carpet of the united nations. there should be a real effort to open up humanitarian corridor, i just came back

the strait which is at its closest point only 30 miles across is the passageway for tankers carrying 1/5 of the oil supply. yesterday, several speed boats and an iranian patrol boat sped toward a u.s. navy aircraft carrier as it made a routine patrol run through the strait. iran has warned the u.s. before that it would use force if patrols continue in the strait. the u.s. and europe are now looking to economically cripple iran in an effort to get them to get the country to back down from its nuclear ambitions. >>> congress reached a tentative deal to extend the payroll tax cut through the end of the year. lawmakers are expected to reveal details of the agreement today. and they could send the measure to president obama as early as this week. the tax cut extension would have expired at the end of the month if no deal was in place. that would have taken about $20 a week out of the average american worker's salary. >>> president obama will begin selling his proposed budget today in wisconsin. he'll tour a master lock factory in milwaukee before heading to california and seattle for fund

gulf of mexico through the caribbean this -- the caribbean in turn had many entryways but few deep passageways deegan none deeper and more convenient than north america than the windward passage on which sits guantanamo bay. in short cuba was the gravitational center, the country that controlled cuba would command trade and traffic not only in the atlantic seaboard and north american continent but the western hemisphere itself. after arriving in guantanamo with high hopes, what he found exceeded expectations. it is not simply that guantanamo afforded ready access, nor that the bay could ignore the entire sleep or better protection from tropical storms than port royal. it was ideally situated for shipping throughout the caribbean all of which was true but put guantanamo over the top, and its native slender, and fertile plains. a fatal disagreement between the navy and the army doomed the exploration. surprising absence of spanish troops from guantanamo to the british army never advanced. after 29 days, need is the absence of the enemy or the establishment of a secure camp in do is turn halves a

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i want to ask you how narrow of a passageway is that, and what kind of threat could are riran pose? guest: we are heard in recent days there renewed government closing to -- is threatening to close the street. -- close the straight. most of analyst, a military haage rather are concludlysts have concluded thy wouldn't be able to do this. host: from the independent line. odessa is the next calller. caller: good morning. i want to thank you for c-span. i am saddened that every time we start denigrating are wro iran. iran elected at democratically prime minister in the 1950's and was during eisenhower administration in partnering with the british because of their ownership of the oil. they put in the shop. we were fighting with the way the sharp strong-armed the country, but when iran decided enough was enough in 1979, and they did take hostages and overthrow him, we became venomous spirit and i want to thank and madeleine albright for acknowledging the fact that this country made a terrible mistake in 1953 when they overthrew that prime minister. nevertheless, we have been on a trip fa