. >> good afternoon, i am rick cooper from the environmental analysis section.he final eir for the proposed park merced project. the draft was published on may 12, 2010. the public comments closed on july 12, 2010. the response was distributed. you have before you as a supplemental information packet that contains provisions, including of days to transportation committee if -- including updates to azuela's air quality -- as well as air quality measures that take into account changes. these do not present new information that would alter the situation. i have provided you with copies of letters. you have received a letter for the historic national trust, which raises a few concerns, some of which have been raised today the other would like to address. the letter sent to us but it reduces the impact of the proposed project us -- as required. it does not provide information to justify the reaction. a dozen analyze a wide range of alternatives -- it does analyze a wide range of alternatives. those were determined to have of feasibility a, and it is capable of being

. >> all will let rick cooper who was closer to the center matter -- >> essentially, and there are ordinances and place required the it reconstructed and materials and reused. the idea of a wrecking ball and -- to the landfills which is not really occurs these days. >> how does that impact the noise and the the debris and particles in the air? >> there are other ordinances. >> are there those that are different than other ordinances? >> there are differences then we would normally think of. >> that was another one. >> all of those things were accounted for. >> in terms of the construction noise, long-term construction noise, is there any allowance for a tenant to move to a place that is less noisy. >> currently, there is no temporary of relocation provision. the city is all ears. if any of the tenant activists or representatives wanted to discuss the idea, i know that we would be open to listening. >> the issue was brought up a people wanting to vacate their homes because of the process and in looking at improvements in the development agreement and figuring out a way for people, particularly

place for competition it's now a ground for cooperation but the question remains if ever wanted here in the was ready to accept it. are to washington d.c. . and rick tumlinson so the co-founder of the space frontier foundation says that with private enterprise well into an exciting new era of space science. of. a transition government which. if you get out of the benefits is that it should itself and it's those costs. one never gets to be based on what different countries are different to the country . again you know i think if you're. the launch of multiple states. it's time for fun because no matter what country. cooperated in. the spirit. and more news in brief for you this sound rescues in new zealand say they have little hope for more than two hundred people still missing and the death toll from tuesday's as quake reaches one hundred thirteen crews are continuing to comb through the rubble in christ church the country's second largest stacie meanwhile thousands have flocked to the city's recently reopened airport and attempts to escape the devastation of one of the worst natural disasters in the country's history. and believe they have declar

starters extradition all this close cooperation that we've seen may mean his feet won't touch the ground your and it's r.t. london. the leader of sweden's pirate party rick fox says wiretapping by sweden has dealt a tremendous blow to the country's reputation as a human rights campaigner. has done tremendous damage to sweden's reputation as an opp holder of human rights it's quite potentially the most egregious violation of human rights in western europe in terms of wiretapping i mean it's every human being have human rights and here comes the government saying no no no no we're not going to wiretap any swedes well it so happens that all humans have human rights including particularly for some reason the government so the target of those is going to be russia primarily like swedes wouldn't care about . russia will not tolerate japan's radical approach towards the far east and could alliance which tokyo claims as its own moscow's official stance comes as the japanese foreign minister is in the russian capital at the moment for talks the items were handed to russia as part of a capitulation agreement at the end of the second world war as a new peace deal h

for their food cooperation in chasing down terrorist suspects experts say the under arrest there is very dangerous for the united states at school the stark therefore is saying rather rick that we've seen here in washington many al of the analysts say for the u.s. it's not really about supporting democracy in those countries it's about securing their interests. there and more on the global impact of the unrest in the middle east and north africa coming your way shortly but first let's look at what's ahead this hour accusations of state negligence a child positive patients in ukraine are pointing the finger at the government as they suffer from a shortage of vital medication. barabbas care of football team secures a place in the last sixteen of the robber league becoming the first russian quad to do so that's coming up in our sports both and later the south. and western nations are debating multi-billion dollar aid deals for what's seen as democratic and economic transformation in north africa and the middle east but while politicians in europe and the u.s. say the west shoot show the region the tane jubal fruits of freedom many believe the timing couldn't be worse or am