scott and laura, flags are perpendicular to the flagpole a good amount of wind all around the bay. >>> 4:42. general motors facing a criminal probe because of faulty ignition switches linked to 13 deaths. >> the oscar pistorius murder trial. what he said about the bathroom door covered with bullet holes brought into the courtroom. >>> for the first time since jerry sandusky arrested, his wife talks about the scandal. why she's confident her husband is innocent. >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. a live look at san francisco this morning. look at that, san francisco firefighters still at the scene, still trying to quench hot spots of the massive construction fire that happened yesterday. crews live this morning. >>> also, if it's going to affect your commute into the city. it's 4:46. in her first interview since her husband arrested the wife of jerry sandusky says she knows her husband is not guilty. matt lauer sat down with dottie sandusky at home she once shared with her husband. in 2012, found guilty on dozens of molestation charges and sentenced to up 60 years in prison. dot

think the lot is usual but we have a lot it's horizontal to the street rather than going back perpendicular that present an issue for the architect to accommodate the program. i don't think that i mean they're not - i don't see the argument it encroaches on the house it's on the street and their reciprocating i retaining most of the yard to the west i guess it is. so the footprint of the house isn't that much greater than what's been there curling currently but in terms of the location i'm sure they're coming east and taking out an open parking space but that's about, you know, with that their pretty much footprint size. height wise if it's at the 38 feet i don't have much of an issue. the design to lower the ground floor about a half a story to accommodate you know that height limit is a good idea. and so i don't have a lot of issues with that >> commissioner antonini. >> well, i would make a motion to continue for a month to the 27 of march for two reasons we're short two commissioners but most importantly there hadn't been a lot of dialog between the project sponsor and the neighbors. wh

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the locations of the tunnel entrance to the train box that's why you have the walls coming out perpendicular the second list placement the side work there. those shots show those are the rebracing in the central zones as well as the deck going in for the lower concourse slab. a couple shots here of the decking operation. and, of course, in the eastern zone as i said into the sub grade the completion of the mike piles and that work will continue east the completion by map foundation slab and the concourse pours and, etc. pr the fabrication continues. we added a column to this charter i hope it's easier to read we tried to dictate even up the number. we'll be shipping to the fab cart up in portland and will be ready for erection this summer. a graphic there some of the photos are the basis case nodes and the roof level can say nodes. the x a.c.t. team went to the founderries they're standing around to get a prospective of the ground level case nodes. those are the roof level cast nodes. of course, a w sf progress we hit another milestone completed mission street and reraved and no concrete bus

headed south it will get great gas mileage and to the north it will be a trouble and they running perpendicular to the bridges across the bay, richmond, saab ralph, bay bridge, san mateo, dumbarton, but not running across the delta, at least they are running parallel so driving a high profile wreck is not so difficult. you can see the central valley is where we have north wind at 20 to 30 miles per hour and gusting to 40 from now until 8:00 tomorrow evening. it is dry this morning, mid-40's to mid-50's and cooler than yesterday and in the low-to-mid 60's with breezes holding on through noon and they will taper as the temperatures climb to the mid-60 to near 70 around most our neighbors at 4:00 and in the low-to-mid 60's by 7:00. moving forward, the offshore breeze will bring us two to four degrees more remain warmth tomorrow and high clouds pull us back on thursday and another warming trend for friday through the weekend and that will come up in the seven-day outlook. leyla gulen is back. >> good morning, everyone, keep both hands on the wheel with the high wind. on the bay bridge that is where

. >> 100 feet down to make a perpendicular crossing of the bart tunnel. and the separation ranged from seven feet to ten feet. literally from the invert of the bottom of the tunnel to the top of our tunnel was a seven to ten foot separation. >> the project has come under fire for the $1.5 billion price tag. san francisco lee says it's one of the most important projects for the future of san francisco. it's expected to open in 2019. >>> a warning for drivers. many r work on the golden gate bridge coming soon. the bridge is going to have to be closed for more than two days. the closure is expected to happen on a weekend in october. officials say the golden gate bridge has never been closed for more than three hours. and that's usually because of bad weather. the project is expected to cause $20 million. >>> today democratic movers and shakers headed to los angeles for the party's political convention. nancy pelosi was a keynote speaker. major focus for this year's gathering, governor jerry brown is running for an unprecedented fourth term. >>> the annual ga

it is a perpendicular crossing of the markets. this particular tun is about ten feet above us.elow the water table. we have been very fortunate. the ground has behaved very nicely. the engineering, the significant engineering that went into this project has been implemented wonderfully. the process is excavating. i will also complete tunnel behind it in five foot seconds shown here that facilities the drive forward. you know, this machine has the ability to construct close to 100 feet per day. >> not fast by any means. it is going nice and slow and they can control it. that operator is very good at what he does. >> so this is the main control room that will drive the machine and it is all data driven, that documents the amount of excavation, the amount of material coming in and going out. so the center of the ring needs to be in a bulls eye and so far, we have been able to meet that. based on the pressure that we exert, these cylinders will steer the machine. and you know, we just passed the control room so all of these pressures are exerted from that control room. >> i with ar

it's a perpendicular crossing of market. it's 10 feet above us.t 50 feet below the water table. we have been very fortunate the ground has behaved very nicely. the engineering, the significant engineering that went into this project has been implemented wonderfully. the process is excavating and it will complete tunnel behind it in five-foot sections as shown here. that facilitates the drive forward. we are inside bill alma approaching the space. [ loud background noise ] >> in machine has the ability to construction close to 100 feet a day. >> not fast. its going slow and they can control it. that operator is very good at what he does. >> this is the main control room. it's data driven with the amount of material going in and coming out so the center of the ring needs to be in a bull's eye and so far we have been able to meet that. based on the pressure that is exerted in these cylinders will steer the machine. all the pressure is exerted from the control room. >> we are in the motor room of the machine. so we are not at the very, very front. but

. >> 100 feet down to make a perpendicular crossing of the b.a.r.t. tunnels and the separation ranged from seven feet to ten feet, so literally from the inverter to the bottom of the b.a.r.t. tunnel to the top of our tunnel was about a seven- to ten-foot separation. >> the project does have its critics. some say it's costing $1.5 billion and less than two miles in length it doesn't add up say some. san francisco mayor ed lee said it's one of the most important projects for the future of san francisco and is expected to be opening in 2019. >>> a warning for drivers. more work on the golden gate bridge coming soon. a new traffic separator could be installed as soon as october. and the bridge is going to have to be closed for more than two days as that barrier is assembled. closure is expected to happen on a weekend in october. officials say the golden gate bridge has never been closed for more than three hours. that was because of bad weather. the project is expected to cost more than $26 million. >>> new at 6:00, the california lawmaker is trying to pu

it will also have granite band, perpendicular to the curb and a double row of trees on the north sidewalk and new trees in the same granite bounds on the south sidewalk. folsom street will be converted to two-way and will link transbay and rincon hill neighborhoods. in furtherance of the concept design for folsom street, the commission approved the schematic design in september of last year with the caveat that we would return to you with potential separated eastbound bike lane on the south side of the street. an analysis was completed by cmd landscape architecture which concluded that an eastbound cycle track can be added to the south side of the street without affecting the curb location and sidewalk improvements that were previously approved as part of the schematic design. we worked very closely with mta and the planning department and dpw to come up with a scheme that both fit in with the greater transbay area and neighboring area bike plans. it will connect to the north, south cycle track on 2nd street, the future bike path through under ramp park up to the transbay transit center.

it's common to measure those from a vertical line perpendicular to the surface called the normal. so we usually say this angle, this angle, same, same. everyone that plays pool knows that. when you're playing pool where you bank your shots, you know that the angle that you come in, the angle you come out is the same. any question on that? now, this holds for not only plane mirrors but all kinds of mirrors, even curved mirrors. because any face, the light coming in, boom, will bounce off at the same angle. this angle, this angle, will always be the same. and that's even true of what's called diffused reflection. if you look at a surface that's very, very rough, okay? light coming in will hit right here. you see this angle here? it will bounce off like that. maybe light coming right over here will hit there, and may be bounced like that. maybe a light hitting--maybe a light right in between here will hit a face like that and bounce off like that. it will go in a kind of all directions. some will even bounce right back to the origin if the surface is rough. and it turns out the paper

is flowing smoothly as well, and bottom of the screen, look at flagged in fremont off of 880, perpendicular to the pole that means at right angle, it's sticking out. blowing by the wind. what do you have besides that shot? >> it's gusty out there. likely to see this strong wind fanning flames for the next couple of hours. winds drop off but not until 8:00 a.m. you can see we're getting sustained wind 26 to 28 miles per ho in san francisco and that's going to intensify through 8:00 a.m. stop the clock on futurecast 10:00 a.m., getting 20, 30 miles per hour sustained speeds. after that the wind drops off. getting cooler colors on your key, that's a ten--mile-per-hour-sustained speed. gusts drop off to 25 miles per hour. breezy today. but no windy. that's good news when it comes to a situation for firefighters in san francisco. we'll be all over that for you all morning. 60 degrees in south bay. current temperatures. when you walk out your door, it feels like florida out there. it's warm out there. and it is breezy. definitely make sure you're ready for that. watch out for debris on the highwa

you never, ever want to be into -- this is what's called a cross-swell, where you're perpendicular into the water this way. >> what might happen? >> if you land into the face of the swell, you could actually flip over like this. that's not a good thing. >> another potential hazard that could have spelled disaster for flight 1549, coming down with one wing higher than the other. >> the airplane could have cartwheeled and that would have been very violent and significantly lessened the opportunity to get everybody out as well as they did. >> cactus 1529 turn right, 280. you can land runway teterboro. >> we can't do it. >> okay, which runway would you like at teterboro? >> we're going to be in the hudson. >> the captain just said, brace for impact. everyone started saying prayers, just looking at each other, not knowing what to say, what to do. >> at 3:30 p.m. with wing flaps and slats extended to help slow the plane down, flight 1549 is about to splash down in the hudson river. >> as you watch this unfold, it's everything's just about right. slow. the nose is up. wings are level. and they

furthermore, when an aircraft enters the water, there is some pretty substantial surfaces perpendicular to that water surface that will explode when water likes to get into the fuselage parts it will work its way out and result in some very significant damage. with regard to this elt. if this happens this aircraft will be completely submerged in a period of nano seconds. the elt needs to talk to satellites. so there is a great likelihood that the elt would have already been submerged in the water. it's unbe able to transmit its signal to the satellites at that point. >> how long does it take, matt, for it to hit the cement or hit the water, how long before an elt if it's operable to send a signal. how much time does it need after it hits the force? >> it is called a g switch. and it does operate instantaneously but it does take some time for that signal to get to the satellite in a matter of a second or two. at that point, that evidence is now starting to sink. it's being obliterated. and starting to head under water. so i wouldn't anticipate any type of elt signal in the event this did

you just try to find the, you know, the humanity in the perpendicular you're playing and bring it downthe story i think you'd get yourself tangled up, you know. so it's just a matter of really looking at the man, looking at the time that he lived in, looking at his relationships with his family and looking at the task this front of him. >> i want to talk more about it. at the heart of it it is a story of a family. but when you were first approached about this, darron aronofsky, the director, i heard he made you two promises about playing noah. what were they? >> i think he was trying to find a way of getting into the conversation and indicating to me that, you know, as heavy as the script may be, that, you know, he's a broader person with a full personality sort of thing and to expect from him that we can talk about important things. he said to me, you know, i said title of the film. don't say anything. i'll make you two promises. "noah," the biblical noah? and he said, yes. here's the promises. promise number one you'll never be required to wear sandals and promise number two, never a

a naval base as this so it is a terrific harbor it's deep of the inlet has a number of running perpendicular to it it is a perfect harbor from seven hundred eighty three when it when it was created it has been the headquarters of the black sea fleet and of course was her road that plea defended for many months in the great patriotic war in fact the black sea fleet at sevastopol was the first soviet forces to far shots back at the germans after stalin had told there will be not support not to provoke they knew what they were doing i'm a started shooting back a member of the first soviet forces to do so let's talk about what's happening today the crimea ends they have voted to now become part of russia and yet the west and in the west the media blaming more scope for this and it's a shame is that really fair. i don't think it is the western media and western politicians have i think taken the you create the ukrainian government or interim government point of view on this i was watching that referendum last week and very intently and it seemed to be very well organized very calm and it certainl