. -- rowhouses, edwardian row houses. this is actually composed of three parts. an antenna, which was mounted on an addendum to the light pole, about 8 feet higher than the light pole. this is not a power pole. it is a light pole. then there are two devices at approximately 8 ft. height. the dimensions that she said, clearly that is one of the devices, but there is another device there. it is approximately -- if you look at the picture that she showed you, you can see that this is not just a 25 by 15 device. it definitely adds to visual blight. when i looked out my window, i look at it. where nothing previously was, because, of course, it was added to the height of the light pole. there is noise. i cannot open the front window of my house without my front room being full of this buzzing noise. i do not know who told the young lady that there was no noise. it is a buzzing sound, similar to a transformer. i am also concerned about that. and i do not really know what the hazard is. i know that mr. thornheim has done some research. i am concerned about this. >> next

the sculpture resembles rowhouses. it stands two stories. you can walk through it and look through its windows. the sculpture will stand for one year and afterward it will be torn down and sent through the wood chipper. >> looks like a birdhouse. >> it looks like something a bunch of boy scouts would make. >> guess what? i had some friends i brought to work today. >> i know. >> give it up for cub scout troops in the house. go ahead, guys. you can wave. it is all good. >> we even have a couple girl scouts too. on my honor i will try to do my duty for my country and to obey the girl scout law. >> and she still eats girl scout cookies. >> by the box, right. >> they are here working on their merit badge. >> awesome. >> so we are learning something together tonight. we had some big-time changes. that's what we learned about today. here in the bay area some temperatures dropped a good 10 degrees due to the blanket of low clouds that is now beginning to slip into the backyard neighborhoods of the inland region. that's our live weather camera lookin

it resembles rowhouses, stands two stories tall and is completely made of tree branches. no metal. even look through the windows. >> i do think that it captures people imagination and that it stirs them up and that's the upon the of my work. part of the world of ideas, that's the point of my work. >> the sculpture will be up for a year and then will be torn down and sent through a wood chipper and probably recycles. >> yeah. that's really cool, though, isn't it? it's like when ice sculptures are built and melts only lasts a short time. >>> 5:55. >> our weather, this beautiful weather, lasted for what a workweek? and now we get to the weekend and we want to get outside and enjoy it and robert, what do you do? >> i beg your pardon it lasted for two weeks! and it was phenomenal. let's give the weather a little bit of credit but it's radically changing. for the third day in a row, we are starting with a fog advisory. today, like yesterday and the day before, the fog advisory is for our inland areas and the north bay but we're also seeing fog at the coast. a drop in temperatures today a