spurs, san francisco planning research bought this for the new headquarters building and they wantedething that was going to be more efficient and near square footage. in the planning process now to demolish this and build a snew structure. >> spur will demolish it and build a taller building. it is a great organization. we hate losing old buildings, but spur of all organizations is careful about the historic value of the city. there are the pictures of the building that will be a terrific building. let's look across the street. >> talk about the small one first. >> if you go in there it was my offices for a number of years. if you go in looking for the braces they don't exist because they're not there. we used moment frames to hide the braces from the architectural statement of the building. just because you don't see braces don't mean the building hasn't been retrofitted. i as an informed owner didn't want to see the braces. >> the braces are the big diagonal thing. he put very large, like a big vertical and steel column with a big beam across and welded it up and hid it inside the

i support those comments that i read in spur's letter as well, and i read mr. henderson's letter. i guess i was a little disappointed that i was hearing too much, too many disappointed people, too many comments coming from people who participated in the cap who felt like -- they seemed satisfied, to me, i don't want to misquote anybody, but they seemed disappointed with the direction of the current draft and felt their input was basically not really taken into consideration. that seemed to be a step back as a related to certain issues -- as it related to certain issues around density equity, equity issues and housing, and those types of things. maybe it will be better for me to put this in that riding rather than be labor it here, the reason being i did not bring my draft document with me, which was working on at my home. i forgot, i apologize for that, but i want to say i am concerned i am hearing from too many people involved in cap who are disappointed in the direction that the housing element new draft is taking, and i think that is cause for concern, really. i will have anoth

it only spurred they will on. upon release they proudly donned their prison garb and toured the country, their banner claim organization resistance to tyranny is loyalty to god." in the end, they may have benefited significantly from an event over which they had no control, world war i. it was the role that women played, filling in for men during the war that led president woodrow wilson to change his position, to go from opposing the women's right to vote to supporting it. >> women letter carriers replaced men off to war. the government had taken ovoff the rail and now the ladies did, filling jobs from engineer to yard laborer and when she wasn't working in office, factory or farm, they knit socks for soldiers and wrote letters to men overseas and cut down on meats, wheat, fat and sugar, because the slogan told her food will win the war. even the precarious position had lady practitioners. it won her the vote. >> reporter: in 1995 america celebrated the 75th anniversary of the 19th amendment and here is dianne dw

if you could give a day could round of applause to spur and jim. here is the problem. two years ago we were half a billion dollars short in funding. we had some bad to plant, and are not the work being done. i think the final eir was done in 2008 of the did not have the money. it was because -- and this is never acknowledged, and it deserves to be. especially now with the governor supporting my opponent, i do not need to promote him, but you have to support his appointee -- i get it. governor schwarzenegger deserves an extraordinary amount of credit. because of dale and his leadership -- susan kennedy on his staff. this was not always on the top of the list. you were sending money down south. at the last minute, the bricks were put on by susan, the governor, and with you, we directed $405 million through the shop program. so thank you to you and to the governor for stepping in. we would simply not be here had it not been for your extra effort.

if you could give a day could round of applause to spur and jim. here is the problem. two years ago we were half a billion dollars short in funding. we had some bad to

start with the football there was spartak moscow keeper stipe that will join english side spurs on a good long loan deal of the croatian international has been linked with the premier league side over the past two seasons but the thirty one year old has finally made the move after losing his number one spot. called tottenham manager harry redknapp petticoats five competition to go. meanwhile i go to bring in another player today celtic and ireland bring aiden mcgeady is in moscow to discuss a possible move to the red rights the twenty four year old is being pursued for a possible transfer which could cost the muscovite side nearly fifteen million u.s. dollars however he is currently sidelined with a cough injury and missed this week's champions league qualifier a celtic braga huge manager neil lennon believes he has played his last day to the glasgow side. i mean massive big bottom of the russian prime illegal after their three to defeat yesterday it was the first top flight siberian darby but it's a neat he still topped the table with their unbeaten record intact as the season reach

san jose is trying to take advantage of voter-approved funds to spur home ownership. but like every good deal, timing is everything. our vicky nguyen is live in downtown san jose with details of that plan and why the next 24 hours are critical. vicky. >> reporter: well, lisa, the city of san jose is set to vote tomorrow to approve a plan that would free up funds for 99 first-time homebuyers here in san jose. the buyers would be buying in designated building like the 88 here, high-density buildings. the idea, the more people who own homes, the more money they spend. more businesses, more jobs and a bigger tax break that would increase city services for everyone. >> this is still one of the most expensive housing markets in the country. they could get up to 20% of the sales price from the state. >> reporter: you heard correctly. first-time homebuyers can get a loan for up to 20% of the price of their home. and they won't to have pay it back for 30 years. and even then they'll only be charged 3% interest. homes at the 88 and the works are part of the first phase. once th

san jose is trying to take advantage of voter-approved funds to spur home ownership. but like every good deal, vicky nguyen tells us timing is everything. >> they could get up to 20% of the sales price from the state. >> reporter: you heard correctly. first-time home buyers can get a loan for up to 20% of their home, and they won't have to pay it back for 30 years, and only then they will be charged 3% interest. homes at the 88 and the works are part of the first phase. once the state budget is approved, 360 and two others are next. >> people will stay here. people won't have to move out of town and go to sacramento just because they can't afford to buy. >> reporter: it's voter-approved state money that san jose wants to spend to spur economic growth for everyone in the city. >> it would increase the residential base. you have more people that are spending. increases the tax base. and the cafes and restaurants have more business. it helps everybody. >> reporter: at this family-owned grocery, the manager welcomes the incentive to fill up the half-full high-rises. >> th

and al qaeda is a big comeback but a terrorist group is reportedly on a recruiting spree spurred on by the planned u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq. i'm the sports news is next with take it looks like a busy night of international football tonight why rory yes it's internationals week and the host of countries are national night including russia england and well champions spain all the build up that's next. welcome to the sports news here from r.t. in moscow and here are the headlines. six debut advocaat leaves out russia for the first time as his charges take on both garia and international friendly in some petersburg. while old coach new tricks fabio capello overseas england's first game since their disappointing world cup campaign. keeps getting better roger federer breaks another wreck or two with his win at the toronto masters. and we start with football there are thirty four international friendlies being played on wednesday night and russia will shortly be playing host to bowl there and some pages back with the new national coach dick advocaat will be reunited with andre arshavin

another person who has been essential in bringing together communications in the community, spur. they represented by their current president kim chappell. he helped us guide us through the process to get an a community agreement and reminded us of a few principles the few times and lost our way. that is why we have such a fantastic project in front of us today. the state of california, the seventh biggest economy in the world, never ceases to amaze me. i am an adopted child of the u.s., state of california, and reading the secretary of the epa's biography, he oversees 40,000 employees. the only have to do with two issues. housing and transportation. he has 22,000 employees that he needs to look over. a $20 billion budget. i was just noticing his budget is about half of the entire agricultural exports of the country of argentina. that is fascinating. he is a fascinating man, someone that i have been privileged to partner with over the past couple of years on what is a tremendous groundbreaking initiative, the delivery of the second phase of the project. just as the victor is a vis

. >> for the moment, the new coalition will continue with its tight budgeting in hopes of spurring on an economic recovery. >> some soccer news, a german player has completed his move to rail madrid -- real madrid. it is a 15 million euro deal. he is the second player from the german world cup squad to head to real, following a player who transferred from stuttgart. >> he seemed almost an off from the reception he received in madrid. he set -- he seemed almost in ought -- awe of the reception he received in madrid. >> i especially want to work with one person. he is the best coach in the world. i am very happy that it worked out, and i am looking forward to it. >> it is the first time in 34 years that two german players have been on contract at real madrid at the same time. >> "in depth" is coming up next, so do not go away. helps, go to this website. >> welcome back. today, we are taking an in-depth view into the world of video gaming as gamescon gets underway, highlighting interactive games and entertainment. is is a growi market. although the recent economic slowdown put a dent in

and then they take into consideration what commissioner olague and spur said an earlier document. maybe we should get some metrics on that to see which policies were eliminated or substantially changed or whatever. president miguel: i also want to do a little more research personally on that. i like to the original draft better in many ways than the current draft. i appreciate commissioner borden's comments regarding the presidio, where have been involved many years. mildly side, on that is good luck. -- my only side comment on that is good luck. i have read the rental housing and keeping of market as somewhat telling. i know of many of them. i know of the number of property owners who have those units, and i know why. the comment was made because of the onerous situation in san francisco that is perceived by many small property owners when they have problems, the get stuck. a small property owner with two, three, maybe five units has that as the major income, it is tremendously impacting them. sb-375, others, these are great concept. i have not seen them actually do any thing. i

so, that spurred you to write the book, "don't buy the bull." >> absolutely, this was a woman who had been very successful. she had been on television as an espn reporter, so it tells me that a lot of people can end up in a bad place because of making the wrong financial decision. she had no money in a 401(k). she had nowhere to turn. and so, this is where she ended up. >> amazing. it really is the story of, you can be up and then tomorrow, you'll be down. >> cassandra, congratulations on the book. "don't buy the bull." >>> up next, lose the car, grab the bike! find out where you need to go. tell you all about it. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg has a plan to create jobs. fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. and deliver results. and word

big comeback the terrorist group is reportedly on a recruiting spree spurred on by the planned u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq. with the boom in technology it often seems society is making huge leaps forward but some of the imperial age with its fight for resources and influence is coming back. spoke to veteran journalist john pilger who shared his views on the past and present stay with us. today i'm in london speaking to. veterans.

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over time the water with the spurs out into the sediment -- would dispersed out into the 7 layer. -- sediment layer. temperatures down there will be [unintelligible] compared to digestion, so the solids would continue to degrade, generating methane and carbon dioxide. carbon dioxide under pressure remains dissolved in water. methane can be harvested for renewable energy. each well can operate from 10 to 20 years. a pilot study that is ongoing, sponsored by the epa, the plan is to bring about 400 tons of wet cake from the larger plan to, digesting the sludge and injected down the well. the process would monitor performance, reliability, and how much is covered. the project does not seem to be going very well but they are in the process of bringing a third well. they also need to inject the brine from reverse osmosis. unfortunately, we talked to this company a couple of times to get a preliminary look at the geological formation. we could not find it feasible location. when i asked them to look at the properties in alameda or santa clara. >> [inaudible] you said that this could be a pr

it is not enough to spur sales. also, the expiration of the federal home tax credit. every county has signed a decrease compared to last year. you can see that santa clara county has been hit the hardest with a 27% decline in sales. that is followed by alameda, contra costa county, and a 20%. compared to the same time, last year. and the cell san mateo, 19 percent, san francisco, they're down by 60 percent. and that is followed closely by marin county,--16%, and baron, 15 percent. christine connolly, kron 4 news. ♪ >> warmer temperatures, and a look of the north there with 84 degrees in santa rosa, napa. and also, the low 90s further inland. 60s, along the 70's are along the bay shore and cooler on the coast because the fog to not peel back. the fog is up and on the coastline, and the intricate, inland. the drizzle listing close, and all the we inland. that dense fog, tonight, and cooler temperatures coming up for tomorrow and the weekend. we will ticket full look, stay with us, we will be right back. take a full look. is soft on cats. but deadly on fleas. so ask your

one of the things that we have both tried to is spur the industry to use the technology expertise to help develop answers that empower consumers in a meaningful way. it is an important challenge and -- >> in order that i do not miss this vote, let me ask that the committee stand in recess for five minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> jennifer martinez covers washington for the "l.a. times," looking at privacy. looking at google and apple, what was the committee trying to find out? >> they wanted to know what privacy mechanisms they have in place to protect users' personal information, and also whether or not they believe legislation was needed to improve privacy policies. >> are they hearing in particular from constituents that this has been an issue that my constituents are writing about, very concerned about what sort of data that on-line companies get from them? >> yes, definitely. they are saying that constituents had mentioned targeted advertising was something that had spilled to them, that

that refi activity rose 17% last week although those new rates that are around 4.57% not enough to spurore people to buy homes. new home apps dropped by 3.4% from the prior week. back to you, julie. >> jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> time now 6:54 2. here's a quick check of our top stories this morning at 6:52. if you received a vaccination at a sutter health clinic during the first half of the year, you might be called in for another one. some vaccines may not have been effective because of improper refrigeration. >>> the port of san francisco is evicting a tenant because of an expired lease. jelly's dance club on pier 50, a man was shot to death outside the club last month, another killed there in 2008. >>> the outbreak of whooping cough in california could force schools to shut their doors. students who are not vaccinated could be barred from classes for at least three weeks if an infection breaks out at a school. whooping cough is highly contagious and resembles the common cold. >>> 6:53. "the early show" starts in just a couple of minutes. let's head to

was paychecks to anybody with a license, so that might have spurred a lot of it, checks and balances on whether those people were really commercial fishermen. >> in the past week, the louisiana wildlife and fisheries department has begun making arrests for fraud. this man is one of three they have charged of falsifying documents. this is one of 14 b.p. claim centers in louisiana. this is where people come in to submit documentation. b.p. wants to make sure it is genuine fishermen and not fraud sters that are getting help. .>> it is the verification -- is the verification that we are going to go through. you're going to have to pay in the end. >> b.p. says it is investigating several hundred cases of possible fraud. and fisherman like this captain hope that culprits are caught, so he and others can get the compensation they deserve. bbc news, louisiana. >> at least seven people have been wounded, two seriously injured at a bus stop in a city center during rush hour. the latest explosion came just hours after the election of the president of that country. some claim he was aided by wid

federal announced in the last hour, it will maintain current interest rates and try some new policies to spurconomy. the reserve will use money it earned from the t.a.r.p. bond investments in mortgage securities to buy back some government debt. the fed hopes the move will reduce long-term mortgage rates and interest on corporate debt. the fed admitted that it expects economic growth to be "more modest" than it predicted just seven weeks ago at its last meeting. >>> police in ohio have released video a fight at a mcdonald's over chickening in going nets -- chickening in mug nuggets. police say a woman got upset when she was sold -- told they didn't sell chickening in nuggets for breast fast. >>> a jetblue flight attendant lost his job. he got into an argument with a passenger who wouldn't stay seated. the flight attendant took over the pa system and curse at everyone. he slid out on the chute after the plane landed at j.f.k. there's now a facebook page report supporting him. >>> the ring ling brothers and barnum circus is here. they continued with the tradition of walking a mile and a half th

it was a spur of the moment thing. >> reporter: and what measures were taken to try to calm this riot. >> we fired three blast dispersion aids and 20-40- millimeter less lethal rounds. >> reporter: at this time prison officials are not able to confirm for us how many of the prisoners were injured in the fight or how many were injured in the efforts to stop the riot. we are expecting officials to come out a little bit later. they say right now they know it started in the handball yard but they don't know exactly why it started. reporting, i'm chris. >>> thank you for that report. also on the news tonight, think about when you were 18 years old. were you ready to go it alone? well, foster kids in california are forced to fend for themselves when they turn 18. a 49er player is using his star power to try to change that. showers her guinea pig with love. >> i don't know my mother and my father, he's really close to me, like across the street, but he doesn't talk to me. >> despite that, she is going to junior college to try to change that. but she worries about being homeless. >> i'm very

and it is big comeback the terrorist group is reportedly on a recruiting spree spurred on by the planned u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq. coming up next we'll look at how mountaintop removal mining has affected local communities and critics say become one of the greatest environmental disasters in u.s. history stay with us for that here on r.t. . on the day of this interview the small creek less than one mile from their home flows black and i it's not normal that's come from alabama coal mines or it's come from sorry pot. and i don't know. what to expect. i'll call it. maybe a few more years. if i'm not helpless went down tremendously. and i don't ever look to be helpful as i don't have all of the signs that bankers in vein of i can do to help me. that are only thing i want now i want a good moral i want them to quit pump and are quitting jade and whatever they're doing i want them to quit that. and. i'll mop the rebated. for the last twenty years. and all. you can't make it without good water. from the moody. blues. currently there are over one hundred forty billion gallons of coal slur

from the mayor's office, the board of supervisors' offices, transportation authority, commission, spur, chinatown community development center and sfmta staff. it's a very robust committee that is looking at finding ways to patch our funding deficit or our funding gap. in july staff submitted a response to the financial capacity assessment. we haven't gotten anything back yet, but the response is that it was looked at favorably. on the financial capacity forecast, staff is working on operations maintenance cost update. we are expecting to submit that to the f.t.a. later this month as well as the draft state of good repair report. in september we have to submit our financial plan to the f.t.a. under real estate acquisition, there has been a flurry of activity going on. we've made submissions to the chinatown property owner and mosconi propertier own, the two sites we will be building on in june. we made suggestions to the last resort housing plan in june. that actually was approved by the f.t.a., or they gave us favorable comments back july 13. and then resolutions of necessity of board

is on his way to spurs on the. creation will be hoping for a better time. to establish a permanent place in starting line up. one of those high profile signings of the. they happened in the northeast where sunderland got their hands on gala sensation of. the striker science from french league one club for a fee of eighteen million dollars hit the headlines during this summer's world cup when he scored three goals for ghana as the africans reached the quarter finals the twenty four year old scored thirteen goals in twenty seven league starts for ran last season on alongside darren bent would give some one of the most attack forces in a moment. neither of them will be seeing rubio out the other end of the pitch domestically next season the brazilian will move to milan from manchester city pending the medical going to be new has made no secret of his desire to up sticks to italy after an unsettled two year stint the stones removed in two thousand and eight for a british transfer record fifty million dollars his price this time twenty five. milan is. once you a

and al qaida is a big comeback the terrorist group is reportedly on the recruiting spree spurred on by the planned u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq.

only close as the state's multibillion- dollar budget deficit but protect jobs, prevent layoffs and spur the state's economic recovery. the plan calls for a billion dollars in spending cuts including to public education. it also calls for tax increases. the vehicle license fno carrierringconnect 2400  very uses a massive rotating attachment and will cut away more than 50 large truckloads of dirt and rock every day. during the digging process the dared has to go somewhere first it is scooped up in the front and sent to a conveyor belt which is attached to the back. the earth that was once a part of the monarchs will go down the conveyor and loaded into dump trucks and will be hauled away to other sites from the bay area. the entire project is expected to cost about $420 million which will come from federal stimulus money and local taxes. the fourth corps is expected to open up in 2013. jeff bush kron 4 news >>> livermore woman is in custody for allegedly having sexual relations with to underage boys. christine hobbs was arrested yesterday in livermore she is accused of dozens of felony c

only close the state's multibillion- dollar budget deficit but protect jobs, but packed layoffs and spur the state's economic recovery the plan calls for $8 billion in spending cuts including to public education. it also calls for tax increases. the vehicle license fee would increase from 1.15% to 1.65%. if personal income tax would increase one percentage point for almost everyone. however democrats say these increases would be offset because the plan also calls for cutting the state sales tax nearly in half. from 6% to 3.5%. they say these tax increases are deductible on federal tax returns. democrats also proposed delaying the start of new business tax breaks and it would prevent $2 million in cuts to education and other public services. and they're calling for the suspension of prop. 98 which guarantees funding for education. dan from kron 4 news. >> for low friday's will be back until the state passes a budget they begin next week the governor issued the order last week which will require state workers to take three unpaid days per month. last time state workers were still owed a to

why spur. of showing real news. in the story. in a panic who's to blame for the intimidation of journalists means of minimizing opposition in the georgian media. this small village. in the foothills of the caucasus mountains it's saturday march thirteenth two thousand and ten. comes home after a day's work at a vineyard and falls asleep in a room where his father is watching the evening news on the t.v. channel. i was sleeping on the sofa. when the program began my father was sitting here. watching from. i woke up because mother was screaming about the start of the war. father lying on the floor. i can't remember clearly what happened next somebody rushed to the neighbors to ask them for help. when they're about ambulance arrived he was already dead. the ambulance came just fifteen minutes after being called the cause of death according to doctors. induced by a program on the t.v. channel. involving george and political analysts and journalists and. viewers didn't see usually scheduled the evening news instead they were shown a t

. >>> the sluggish job market is spurring many people to form their own small businesses. one program in san francisco is helping talented cooks to learn the business skills they need to survive. tom vacar has the story on how you might be able to get involved. >> reporter: veronica salazar knows how to make great traditional mexican food. >> i learned in the kitchen. my family has a restaurant in mexico. i grow up in mexico. >> what she did not know was how to turn her skills into a paying business. that's why san francisco's first incubator kitchen is proving to a recipe for success. >> there is a clear entrepreneur yell spirit. they did not have access to the resources they would need. this program was born out of this neighborhood. there was a need for the women in this neighborhood to formalize their food business. >> it's really a great opportunity for all women. i want to say to this woman who have the business at home, they have to come here. they want to make more money. they want to grow up with this kitchen. it's really, really nice opportunity for the woman. >>