this was a pool. heated year round with a kerosene oil boil system, 345,000 gallons of water and the last thing they needed was a marble statue you were going to bang your head into while you were swimming. the whole point was this was water used not for architectural effect but for par 'tis pa toir pleasure. the pool is white marble when empty. white marble and green serpentanite from vermont. he was an animal lover. this is a pool they have today known as the norman castle he owned in wales. of course one spectacular pool like that would be quite a trophy. but san simian has two. as i said, the tennis courts at hearst's inspiration, were excavated beneath and beneath the courts they built the roman plunge as they called it. this pool all lined in the glass tile, which has the feeling of being subterranean, even though it's above ground. it's like a rich renaissance water got toe. it's the gold and blue lapis mosaic tile. photographs. but you can see are here. her face has a droop on one side. she ha

it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined.e have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learned to swim there. it is a fantastic place, check it out. it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities. it is as good as any

time to put the pool into winter mode. this is how they drain the pool. the pool explodes. puts out a big wave of water washes one of the brothers away. and it's just stupidity. >> i don't understand the point of the dude running toward the poll before it explodes. >> this is not meant to be understood. after the explosion, they realized there was a safer way to drain the pool. >> what would it be like to be that neighbor? >>> get ready, because it is time to give away another ipad mini. >> you need the buzz word. you need to be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> then head over to rightthisminute.com. >> enter the buzz word on facebook twitter, or both and you can do it each and every single day. >> it's time for us to reveal monday's buzz word. it is "genuine." >> click on the win ipad button and enter today's buzz word genuine. >> and get this, one day later this week is bonus giveaway day. that means two winners. one will get a flat screen tv. the other will get an ipad mini but you're going to have to watch every single day. >> you genuinely are. >> goo

we think there are some threats to the pool of funding that's available. for example, there are some hospitals that are asking for a cut of that waiver that have not received it in the past and that could decrease the pool of overall funds available, but the other issue that we're trying to work on is how to at least advocate for our position with that waiver in a way we could design the pool of funds one, so that the allocation of the pools plays to areas where we have an advantage because we're further along in shaping our programs such as integration of physical and mental health, sort of the whole person care theme where we have done more, but also in advocating in formula for distribution of the dollars that is more predictable. one of the issues that we have seen for years under the current waiver there are complex formulas where all of the counties and tied together based on each other's actuals and the funds are distributed and that leads to these big fluctuations between our estimates that we get at the beginning of the year and the estimated allo

crews drained the pool late last week. it will be refilled after cleaning and maintenance are complete. the project is expected to take about two months. pope francis will make history when he visits washington this fall, addressing a joint session of congress on september 24, the first time ahead of the roman catholic church has spoken on capitol hill. he will meet with president obama at the white house and also visit philadelphia and address the united nations in new york. coming up -- a new want to could be in the works for late d.c. councilman marion barry. -- a new honor could be in the works for marion barry. >> wegmans new alexandria store will be opening on telegraph road in the kingstown area. you'll be the seventh wegmans grocery store in virginia and will create about -- it will be the seventh wegmans grocery store in virginia and will create about 500 jobs. is planned for the corner of 14th street that includes nearly 400 apartments. the proposal also includes a couple's park and transitional living facility f

a swimming pool that stands out. maybe two or three. and the best location.mansions soaring beyond 20,000 square feet are popping up on street after street. some 40,000 square feet. and some reaching a staggering 90,000 square feet. bigger than the white house and taj mahal combined. this boasts a 3,000 square foot master suite, three living rooms, salt water pool. it could be yours for $65 million. for some this giga construction seems more like giga invasion. >> this is the backyard. the wonderful part about this house. >> reporter: just yards from entertainment attorney joe horocek's front door this 30,000 square foot hall of glass and cement is being built by hadid. >> do you feel he's invadeing your privacy? >> privacy is completely gone. >> reporter: for 15 years he's lived a quiet life tucked away in the hills until hadid bought the house behind him and excavated thousands of cubic yards of soil from the hillside. >> i see the star ship "enterprise." and i get very angry also. >> what's your biggest concern? >> biggest concern is a combination of the t

and later on, just after that, the capital reflecting pool was installed. and the reflecting pool which we see in front of the grant memorial, in front of the capitol, is very large. it also displays the very large number of plants in its construction. along with the greenhouse structures, the other major structural element of the u.s. botanic garden before the execution of the mcmillan plan was the bartholdi fountain. it has a fascinating history. we going to take a closer look at the fountain now. this block, this triangular block, was created to house the features of the botanic garden since they were moved according to the mcmillan commission plan, beginning and completed in the 1930's. the fountain itself is a one account -- one of a kind founatin, designed by the sculptor of the statue of liberty specifically for the philadelphia centennial celebration in 1876. congress loved it. they bought it for $6,000. they put it with the original botanic garden on what's now called union square and moved it over here piece by piece in the early 1930's. the barth

not sure if you can see the water as it pools.l quick, just want to show you that the water is definitely pooling. this is the corner of one small side street. it's more dramatic when you get on to the expressway which is behind the camera position. that's where you are going to see more pooling and because of the speed of traffic, the water is going to kick up into your windshield. watch your spacing on freeways and even side streets. larger puddles across this street. it's kind of dark. it's a lot bigger and more water. these kind of conditions you will find as you head out this morning. the rain continues to fall. it's been steady like this. sometimes it's heavier. pretty much like this since 3:00. another update in about 30 minutes. we are live outside, jesse gary nbc 10 news. >> thank you, jesse. >>> as we deal with the slushy weather, no pressure on punxsutawney phil. the infamous groundhog will give his prediction for winter. thousands of people are gathered holding umbrellas. he's about to do that in an hour. those folks a

they tested in the pool and it's a success. joining them is sort of an unusual person, the british liaison officer in washington, d.c. he was the first world war i veteran. usable to take an idea and turn it into reality. is exactly what they do. it's a race against time. in 1942 the united states does not special operation forces prevent intelligence agencies. everything was kind of based on cold war i mean the spanish-american war mentality. this is a timely gentlemen didn't read gentlemen's mail. special operations didn't exist but was kind of all born in many ways in the mind of one individual who had a vision, general william, "wild bill" donovan. he was appointed the chief is something called the oss at that time, coordinator of information your this is a time when american intelligence was still fight. it didn't come nothing went to the president. state department had some activities for intelligence gathering, the army, et cetera but the coordinator for information was to sort of collect vat and put it into one package

when above ground pools aren't in use remove the ladders. when pools aren't in use cover them.ch kids to stay away from drains. and if a child is missing check the pool or spa first. consider the steps you take then add a few more. because you never know which pool safety step will save a life until it does. simple steps save lives to learn some new ones visit poolsafely.gov gerri: obamacare getting its day in court again. supreme court justices are tearing up to hear oral arguments in the legitimacy of federal insurance subsidies. as you know, that is a crucial part of obamacare. here was more is that. gerri: take you for joining us seth. can you sum of obamacare as concisely as you can? >> this is a major group of taxpayers challenging the administration's adoption of the regulation that forces tax-based subsidies to fund obamacare to all of the states even though the language of the affordable care act provides that that could only happen in states that have established their own insurance exchanges and notably three fourths of the state decided, you know, we don't want to e

the pool of candidates willing to go colonize mars has been narrowed to a hundred people and several from the bay area. lilian kim spoke with a couple of them tonight. >> imagine leaving the comforts of home to live here. mars is a cold and hostile place. once the colonists arrive there is no coming back. 50-year-old peter felgintreff is happy at his home and enjoying his career in tech. he is willing to leave it behind. he is one of a hundred people selected to begin to train to colonize mars. they were narrowed from a pool of 200,000 men and women from all over world. >> ultimately it has to do with working with people and being able to be in an environment that could be monotonous at times but still stay engaged. >> the nonprofit mars 1 foundation will be setting up out posts on remote corners of the earth to train the 100 candidates this fall. it will include scenarios of what could happen during their time on mars like running out of water or dealing with a malfunctioning air supply unit. she doesn't feel phased by any of it. she was one of the 36 selected. >> to be able to go t

so they have an irrigation reservoir, and o'rourke also let the children use it as a swimming pool. most of the kids have been credible, and probably you all, have incredible memories of this swimming pool. there were some fat -- said things that happen in the pool are not going to ruin the surprise of the book and let you know. so this family, the family kept thing is here. each family had a small bungalow and some of the more all squished together, but they could eat in their own kitchens which is not allowed in others. this was a japanese family bringing home a christmas tree. by far the most job dropping aspect of life -- job dropping -- in crystal city was the center of fdr's secret prisoner exchange program. one of the lessons i learned through going through all these documents and anything all these people is that by whatever name it is called internment preventive detainment, or just flat imprisonment, the practice of incarcerating immigrants with blood ties to country in which the united states is at war always exists in part for the purpose of exchange. it works like a hum

the pool of candidates willing to go colonize mars has been narrowed to a hundred people and several from the bay area. lilian kim spoke with a couple of them tonight. >> imagine leaving the comforts of home to live here. mars is a cold and hostile place. once the colonists arrive there is no coming back. 50-year-old peter felgintreff is happy at his home and enjoying his career in tech. he is willing to leave it behind. he is one of a hundred people selected to begin to train to colonize mars. they were narrowed from a pool of 200,000 men and women from all over world. >> ultimately it has to do with working with people and being able to be in an environment that could be monotonous at times but still stay engaged. >> the nonprofit mars 1 foundation will be setting up out posts on remote corners of the earth to train the 100 candidates this fall. it will include scenarios of what could happen during their time on mars like running out of water or dealing with a malfunctioning air supply unit. she doesn't feel phased by any of it. she was one of the 36 selected. >> to be able to go t

bradley cooper showed up in super short shorts as craig the pool boy.appened. >> oh, yeah. >> bradley cooper lip locking with the 90-year-old betty white for anyone longer than anyone wanted to see. >> i'm good now. wow, that's a lot. thank you, guys. can you please block this. okay. next a weekend update for the ages. how about this, tina fey, amy poehler , jane curtain talking over the anchor desk and then this happened, tina was warned. >> i missed -- you don't know what that that one. the shark. they used to do the knock knock knock and it was the shark. >> and come and eat people. unfortunately no one was warned about what would happened when eddie murphy hit the stage. expectations high because he was a legend there. he did no impressions, no character reprisals. he spoke only briefly and he ended on a pause as he tossed to commercial which was awkward. >> honestly looks like he had a tiff with somebody and thought he wasn't going to do anything. there is a five-minute intro and he did 30 seconds of standing there. >> interesting back story there.

the otters themselves have heated pool so the pool stays nice like a hot tub, sauna. >> reporter: watergiant river otters outdoor pool is warm to resemble waters of the south america. the four, seven month-old lion cubs ventured outside when their keepers sprayed a treat of milk through the fence. mom kept a watchful eye. dad stain i had side. >> some keeper give many their choice with they will go inside outside or splash around in the heated pool. john mcdevitt kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> that sound nice. >> living in the lap of luxury there. >>> still ahead a case of forbidden love makes its way to the stage. >> ♪ >> in today's eye on the arts, hear from the star of opera philadelphia's oscar. >>> that is next. ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! >>> in eye on the arts tonight, opera philadelphia opens its production of oscar story of the 19th century writer oscar we will. >> as pat ciarrocchi tells us it is a provocative story of a forbidden love that brings avonal list to the opera stage in

the pool of candidates willing to go colonize mars has been narrowed to a hundred people and several from the bay area. lilian kim spoke with a couple of them tonight. >> imagine leaving the comforts of home to live here. mars is a cold and hostile place. once the colonists arrive there is no coming back. 50-year-old peter felgintreff is happy at his home and enjoying his career in tech. he is willing to leave it behind. he is one of a hundred people selected to begin to train to colonize mars. they were narrowed from a pool of 200,000 men and women from all over world. >> ultimately it has to do with working with people and being able to be in an environment that could be monotonous at times but still stay engaged. >> the nonprofit mars 1 foundation will be setting up out posts on remote corners of the earth to train the 100 candidates this fall. it will include scenarios of what could happen during their time on mars like running out of water or dealing with a malfunctioning air supply unit. she doesn't feel phased by any of it. she was one of the 36 selected. >> to be able to go t

i have a pool for all the customers. i have 15 people in with my pool tonight. >> reporter: all right. she's got her list and i've got mine too. thanks so much. we have a bunch of people in the newsroom that said they would like to put in a couple bucks for the power ball. so i'm going to be putting in that list. filling out that card in a half an hour when the lottery opens. we do have a little trivia for you. i want to know what you think is the biggest lottery in the world. this is the one germany, the one here in the united states or the spanish lottery also known as el gordo the fat one. >> i'm saying el gordo president big one. >> that is your gut. i was going to go with that too. i will say the u.s.. >> but tara's got that it's germany look on your face. >> no dave, you win. ding ding. >> all right so tara you are taking a pool of money. >> you are not in yet. i got it from all the writers and editors andly put the money in hopefully fingers crossed we will hit the jackpot and not have to come to work anymore. >>

is spencer christian in the office pool? >> no, i didn't join the pool but i'm hoping you guys win because i know you're hoping to adopt a forecaster. >> when you're in the pool, you have so much money you don't need more. that's what that means. >> yeah that's true. >>> let's take a live look at doppler hd. you can bank on the forecast. we have lovely spring-like weather coming our way a few high clouds around. that lawill be the pattern. here's a live look out over the bay. record highs possible by friday. warmth will hold through the weekend, but hazardous beach conditions prevail. here's the big high pressure bringing us the warm weather. but notice the storminess whipping up high waves out to sea reaching 15 to 20 feet high. those wave heights won't make it all the way to the bay area however, our waves will be elevated here, and we have a beach hazard statement in effect from tomorrow morning to saturday evening as a result of that storminess out there whipping up these big waves. the potential for rip currents. keep t

crews began draining the 7 million gallon pool this week for maintenance.sitors said they were caught by surprise. >> it's inconvenient because we are here to take pictures of the community and we have to, like, go around all this construction. we didn't see anything on line about, like, how to get around it, so it's just inconvenient. >> the project is expected to take 30 to 60 days to complete. the national park service drop a proposal to charge entrance fees along the 1 c and o canal. it would increase fees at great falls tavern in potomac. nightly camping fees at campgrounds would double, but hiker/biker camping would remain free. the fbi's with the family of a 26-year-old woman whom isil claims was killed in an air strike in syria. the u.s. is working to verify the claims. >> where is the proof? that is the question at wing from washington to the middle east after isis claimed that its last known american hostage died during coalition airstrikes. >> you cannot believe in a thing from their mouth at this point. >> militant say that kayla mueller died in

we is suggest people and make introductions and we can do things to get them introduced to a pool ofpable of doing stellar work. >> and those were great words of wisdom from arnold donald. over the next few weeks we'll continue our coverage of diversity in the board room. >> coming up, recognizing a leading agency dedicating to buying homes for thousands of children. ♪ ♪ ♪ rolet marespected. efficient. safe. smart. when you set out to find new roads, you become the most awarded car company of 2014. find new roads. ♪ ♪ ba-da ba ba ba! >> welcome back. for years they placed thousands of children with adoptive parents. we go inside the agency and find out why they're this week's slice of life. >> roughly 135,000 children are adopted each year in the united states. we honor them and the parents that love them every november with national adoption month. they are discussing ways to get more americans to adopt children that need it most and you'll be surprise who had they are. >> the landscape of adoption is changing. there's infants and toddlers in needs of homes internationally and domes

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these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you

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the judge did not rule on the jury pool motion today. tsarnaev is accused of setting off two bombs at the marathon in 2013 killing three people. he could face the death penalty if convicted. a state department official is now in fairfax county facing the charge of soliciting a minor. daniel rosen waived extradition following his arrest at his home in northwest washington on tuesday. fairfax investigators say he exchanged explicit on-line messages with the detective who was posing as a minor. rosen is the director of the state department's counterterrorism program. he's now on administrative leave and has lost his security clearance. house republicans are discussing a stand alone measure to fund homeland security beyond tomorrow's deadline. but it's not clear when or if the proposal will come to a vote. if legislation is not passed by midnight tomorrow 30,000 nonessential homeland security workers will be furloughed without pay. senate leader mitch mcconnell signalled that the senate will pass a stand alone funding bill. house speaker joh

the walls of their pool chanced inward but mudd says they will be responsible. >> as long as they cover everything, you know, we understand. it happens. you knows. >> at least your garden got a good watering. >> a great watering. it is green. >> reporter: which i guess is the silver lining to a flood even when there is not a cloud in the sky. in walnut creek, kpix5. >> it is estimated more than half a million gallons of water flowed out into the pipeline before it was shut off. >>> dockworkers disrupted operations at the port of oakland, arbitrators ruled they took part in an illegal work stoppage. the longshoreman all took breaks at the same time according to the port operator. other things happened that slowed down productivity. they were sent home for the day but another batch of workers should be there tonight. operations are back to normal on all of the other ports on the west coast. >>> don't look down. daredevils are going to extreme heights to get the best selfieses along one california bridge. but the deputies say the fun is over. >>> stepped up security at malls ac why do we d

covering a pre-grammy press, vent at the beverly hilton when the singer raised eyebrows at the hotel poolf the conversations i had with the grammy staffer were that security were getting calls from bests that she was doing handstands by the pool and that was pretty bizarre. >> and then there was this. >> kennedy says houston smelled of cigarettes and alcohol when she burst in on her mentor clive davis. >> come say hi -- >> come say hi to your god father. come say hi to your god dad. >> i just said you're a mess right now and you're embarrassing yourself and i'm embarrassed for you. >> the pop star appeared anything, but disheveled or disoriented later that night. >> whitney houston attended a pre-grammy party at this hollywood nightclub and as she walked the red carpet witnesses say she had it together and was on her best behavior. ♪ ♪ >> adam ambrose is a publicist for "true hollywood". >> she walked along here holding hands, in fact, with bobbi kristina and they both looked radiant. when they arrived they were looking fantastic. >> houston was even up for a little impromptu entertaining

today crews started draining the reflecting pool to allow for cleaning and maintenance. the pool is expected to be empty by next weekend cleanup could take two months. >> one of the most romantic cities in the nation is right in our backyard. alexandria ranked number four on amazon. factors taken into account include orders on anything from romance novels to romantic music and sexual wellness products. the number one city was knoxville, tennessee. there you go. not nearly as desperate as knoxville, tennessee. >> really? knoxville, tennessee is number one? let's talk about the weather. it is frigid. >> we are going to see temperatures drop overnight. tomorrow morning waking up cold, cold cold. 45 degrees. when was that early today? 6:20 in the morning. then that cold front rolled on through and are temperatures fell quickly. 22 at reagan national airport. dulles at 18. gaithersburg a couple of degrees colder. in manassas now at 18 degrees. looking at the temperature change compared to this time yesterday -- 25 degrees colder at reagan national airport. get the point? that

citizen or young people people they can come and enjoy the pleasure of playing billiards or pocket pool if they want to and on top of that if we're given a chance to sell beer they could have a very nice glass of beer as well while they are playing and in the end we'll try to become a more active business partners in our neighborhood by joining other merchants not only the lower fillmore but maybe upper fillmore merchants association as well and try to be more active in our community. thank you. >> thank you so much. any questions, colleagues? let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed and we have a motion from supervisor campos. >> thank you and given that there has been community outreach i know i move that we move this item forward without objection. >> thank you mr. moon. >> thank you. >> mr. evans please call the next item. >> a type 40 40 on sale beer license for george rush for the roxie they theatre in district 8. >> thank you. i believe we have a report from inspector nellie, gordan. >> t

the lot is big enough to put a 4,000 square foot home and a big pool. it's worth something. this is a matter of if you are in the hamptons may not lock like much but the realtor sees a house and a pool. that's a pitch. i can't believe you know that real estate is so hard to come by. >> and that's the point. $300? my goodness. >> i live in the trailer three doors down. >> it's fine. my lot is worth just as much as yours. >> equality in real estate. >> i might buy this lot. >> can i visit? >> of course. >> it is cozy-looking. there is no fireplace though. >> i need a couple of days to get my money together. i will in a couple of days. >> you playing? >> of course i am. >> it was against everything i stand for. every dollar i make. i earned it, i keep it. >> we are talking about the lot. it pays off. >> for no one. it's one in $175 million. >> you are dreaming of that fabulous life. the power ball jackpot. $450 million. >> crazy. the language of chimps. what zookeepers are making a wild discovery when they move from one zoo to another. >> the biggest night in music? who really

we will go to the track and see these terrific athletes who are almost-- we can go to the pool and we can see swimmers doing the strokes and the aide says she would like to go to the motor activities. i'm embarrassed to say i thought oh dear. the president of ireland and i want to impress her about the great gifts of their athlete community i want to show off how athletes can shoot three-pointers and dribble with her left hand and box out in basketball and these kinds of things that she wants to go watch the motor activities and i said okay. but, i was anxious about it. so, we go to the venue and wouldn't you know if there is a thousand people at the motor activities venue in dublin. it's a room about the size. there are sort of bleachers here in its path. i have never seen this before. don't ask me how come i still don't know why. we are sitting in the front row and donald page gets wheeled into the room at the age of 18. he's put on a riser. his coach stands back behind him and in front of him is placed a small ball like a beanbag and the announcer's says off you go in his job is to