i think steel frame buildings are resistant, it is the composite action of the steel frame and otherments that are together with the frame that help make them support; is that right? >> yes. that includes the walls, the floor diaphragms. but the fire was really bad. this is what they were trying to do here is a fire break here. in addition to the heroic fire break that stopped the fire on van ness. >> dynamited around here. not just earthquake or fire damage, it was dynamite damage. >> one of the interesting stories is the amount of dynamiting they were doing in some cases was so excessive it was damaging buildings that survived the earthquake and fire because they were blowing up the building 2 blocks away. the classic story is on the post office. it survived the earthquake and fire fine, but didn't survive the dynamiting of the next-door neighbor's building. >> they threw up flaming shards. and set the buildings alight. >> for an old steel frame, you see the beam and column and you can see the frame is shown there. on the side of the building, it is more solid with brick. the older

you will start seeing the reinforcing steel and the waterproofing. we first do a waterproofing layer and the protection and the reinforcing steel and the first pour should occur in july. overall all the timeline continues to zero in on the 2017 october date of operations with the below grade work starting up. super structure as the executive director mentioned we put the steel package out to bid. that will get that moving along. the exteriors and so on through the finishes. some milestone dates that we're tracking and continue to show you as they change or improve. of course the final traffic bridge was installed in april and with some float left over. some of the other items the first map pour is on track in zone one completing the excavation in first quart of 2014 is still on track and so on through the activities. the bse timeline getting towards the end of that with the completion of the traffic binge bridges and the excavation is 70% complete on. >> >> and on track for the beginning of 2014. as we go into the below grade work and up through the

>> our church has a long history of pedal steel, lap steel guitars.is sort of like reggae or the buena vista social club, those things. guys before me were not allowed to go outside the church and play. i was a younger guy that came up in the late 1990s. i said, look, i am going out. i am going to take this music out because it has a broader sound and a broader appeal and let the world know what has been going on in our church. >> did you struggle with that personally? how was the process for you, coming to that decision? you know there are so many great black artists that come out of the church. many of them have had that struggle with how to make that transition, if you make it at all. >> a lot of black artists can relate to this story. our church is very old time. old-time rules, old-time laws. a lot of it does not really mean anything with regards to, you cannot go out and play that music for anybody. so i have to keep sitting here and keep playing for you all? all of you are talking about having love and all of that. for me, it has been a great t

and the real man of steel. richie check schools jim axelrod on the americans who built the nation. >> these places are full of memories, i would think. >> memories? you don't know where to start! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. edward snowden is the most- wanted fugitive in the world tonight. the white house belief it is former national security agency contract employee now charged with espionage is in russia and the united states has been pressuring the russians all day to send him home before he can those asylum in some other country. the incident has strained u.s. relations with both russia and china. it was in hong kong that snowden exposed two top-secret u.s. surveillance programs, one that collects the phone records of millions of americans and the other that monitors internet traffic. bob orr begins our coverage. >> reporter: edward snowden's flight seemed stalled for now in moscow. seat 17-a, which snowden reportedly booked on this c

there are over 300 cast nodes required for the project as part of the steel super structure of. the perimeter consists round columns that come together in these nodes. there are custom castings specifically for the project and over 70 different configurations for the nodes with over 300 required for the project. the one foundry in the country bradken, inc. who is the largest in the country has committed pricing for the project. they were the bidding that were used by [inaudible] when they built the project originally and as purchasing it now in the purchase order opposed to the steel package we save about eight weeks on the schedule and helps with the delays of the structure steel and we will save money from the steel bidders and i believe have more control of the nodes through the vendor working directly for tjpa. any questions? >> i think there are no questions from this board. we do have a motion and a second on this item. >> and no members of the public indicated they wanted to address you on the item. >> thank you very much. so let's take roll call on this councilmember. >>

it's steel and concrete >> there's a difference between structural steel and rebarb. >> it's steel columns. thank you goodness. >> 19 stories and i live across the street in a building that was built i believe in 1920 and i brought my staff here because we want to, as a team, be prepared with our building and the owners who live there. >> so her question is, how can someone find out what they should be prepared for? >> the first thing is to see if the there are original plans for their building >> should they hire someone >> someone need to verify if you are structural steel frame. there's a high likelihood there's a plan. if you are a concrete frame, you have a set of concerns. >> the first thing, i recommend everybody do this. get a complete set of documents for your building from accessor's office and other office in a city and put them in a notebook and you have all your documents. here, you can ask to get all the permits, plans, job cards, sign off sheets. special inspection. get everything. there's no reason why the city should be a source of this. then, if you ever want to be a buil

can recover and the float that we had back and i expect to have that back by the time we bring the steel package in july. >> okay great. thank you. >>i want to thank everyone for the good work on the construction site. we continue to have zero incidents and there are tours from high schools in the area coming into the site and learning about construction and engineering and architect and you are we will be bringing more information on that. we put out a newsletter that talked about two of the successful programs and manny says everyone he talks about we want to work on transit bay and it's the one project we want to work on and it's a testament offed good work andtur. that concludes my report. >> thank you. as the summer heats up we have interns and students coming in and maybe we could put them on the agenda for july. >> sure. i would be happy to. >> okay. now we're at public comment number six and opportunity for members of the public to address you. >> good morning chairman and members of the board. i would like to echo the remarks i made during last week's supplemental eir scoping me

they were all the built with bethlehem steel.ull of memories, i would think. >> memories? you don't know where to start. >> reporter: actually, check knows exactly where to start. preserving the memories. he collects artifacts from bethlehem steel. like the brass i.d. buttons workers wore. >> 64 was my number for 44 years. >> reporter: he curates his own small museum. >> when the furnace called for hot air, he better have it. >> reporter: now a volunteer tour guide for the city, check wants to make sure the life he cherished is remembered. a time when a factory job could send three kids to college. >> if it had not been for bethlehem steel, then we never would have gone. never. >> and we had the hole in the furnace. >> reporter: once a week or so, check gets together with a group of retired steelworkers to talk about this way of life that once defined america. >> it was a good job. >> yeah. >> reporter: he can't help but choke up, as the group of men keeps getting smaller. >> said you know that person, you won't see him anymore.

the san francisco oakland bay bridge was repaired with the similar chinese steel in 2009, a steel beamllapsed. taxpayers deserve to have the best quality and the safest environment made by americans on american soil. we're looking to face similar closures and problems if the nta goes through with their plan to use chinese steel on this bridge. i think it's a shame, and unnecessary. i'm broadcasting here from 30 rockefeller plaza, a place that symbolizes american workers and american steel. and the foundation of this great city. you know, you just have to ask the question, why didn't they use chinese steel back then? because back then, we believed in american workers. back then, we believed in manufacturing. we thought that it was important for the country. now it's all about the profit. and it's all about some maybe elected official thinking we've got to do it on the cheap because i have to look good in the budget. in the meantime, those people in the future who are going to be crossing that bridge just think, you're crossing cheap steel coming in from china to save a buck. i think it'

-- >> melt steel.l pop back so we're going to roll. >> how do i do it? >> roll it and use your body. no fingers touching. roll it in. let it go. now bring it down. now basically, let that cook. when that bacon is crispy, the scallop is done. >> do you turn it over at all? >> turn it over. or you can grill it. >> this looks fantastic. >> this is our garlic butter sauce. very simple. >> that's illegal. >> caramelized garlic. >> put it on there. >> butter. >> can we try it? it looks so good. i can't even stand it. i can't wait other in minute. -- i can't wait another minute. >> this is another one of our signature summer sides. corn, caramelized, panchetta. very easy, very economical. >> as fancy as it looks, and it took a minute. and it's not expensive. >> thank you so much. i want to thank dean cain for being such a -- >> ooh, i like being in the middle. >> we love you, too. >> that was good. >> kathie lee will be back tomorrow. a special hour all on protecting yourself. have a great monday, everybody.

army sergeant delbert steele was toward the beginning of his world war ii service that would take himcross europe. he left behind a personal history with every word he sent back to portland. history his family figured had disappeared. >> she brings me this box of musty old letters here where i work. and i just delve into them and started reading them when i got home and that's just when i had that feeling of, these don't belong in my hands. >> reporter: sean's story got these letters from auction. she decided it was her responsibility to find the stranger's family. >> so i just started to begin to google delbert w. steele. >> reporter: she figured out the author of the pile of neatly written correspondence died in 1979. her detective work -- >> little puzzle pieces. >> reporter: -- finally led her to delbert steele's son. she couldn't believe gary steele was only a short drive away. >> i couldn't get him the letters fast enough. >> who could ask for a better father's day gift than this? there's no way. >> reporter: gary steele is the same age now his father was when he died. >> there'

during a lunch break, steele extracted a plastic shank from his anal cavity. when he returned to the courtroom, he attacked chief deputy district attorney a.j. salazar. >> i remember i was wearing a white shirt, my tie was off to the side, and i looked and there was a hole in my shirt and i was bleeding. >> the stab wound, itself, was not considered serious. the bigger problem was the risk of infection. >> i went to the hospital. i was at the emergency room. i went through a series of shots. they cleaned out the wound. it took several blood tests and i remember picking up the blood result and looked and looked for hiv. and hepatitis negative, hiv negative. so i was like, well, all right, i'll go ahead and take that. >> we asked steele for his version of the story. and in spite of all of the witnesses, he claimed absolute innocence. >> they're saying i stabbed him in court in front of judge, jury, and executioner. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying i had nothing to do with it. >> were you there? >> nope. >> really? >> how many different ways you want me to a

it survived a fire as most steel framed buildings -- i'm sorry. survived the earthquake as most steel-framed buildings did. here is the chronicle building. it also survived the earthquake. the chronicle building is made up of two buildings in front. at the time of the '06 earthquake they were building the rear annex, which was the tallest building west of the mississippi. this building survived until the fire came. the fire did a lot of damage here. there is the examiner building. it also survived the earthquake, and the fire came. >> really interestingly, steel-framed buildings were a newish thing in the turn of the century. how many do we have in the city? >> from that vintage, that are actually still here, we probably have 30 or 40. but what was interesting is, the robeling steel institute sent a team out here. there is a document where they went through the buildings. all the buildings they reported on went through the earthquake just fine. >> one didn't. the williams building. >> interestingly enough, the williams building was not in the book

not because he is a man of steel. maybe it's because he has principles of steel. that is why he is a hit. he is surrounded by misses. part of what motivation experts call a very real mortal leadership vacuum and it's interesting, we're doing nothing to address that vacuum, are we? >> absolutely not. these guys -- barack obama is running for a popularity contest rather than providing real leadership, which is what people wont on the right and left. >> neil: as a business coach, advising people to move up their career, and opposite they established themselves, you're very big on standing for something. what do you mean by that? >> i want to know what you stand for as a leader. i want to know you stand for the right thing, whether it's popular or not. if it's my company or a parent, i want to know, you will do the right thing, management's responsibility is to do that thing right. and the president of the united states is not a manager or a leader. he basically is a bad salesman that overpromises and underdelivers. >> neil: he wouldn't be alone. that has been a pall

steel plates on the bridge were not as thick as they should have been. the board found a heavy load of construction materials on the bridge led to the lapse. investigators said at the time there was no evidence that the designed flaws went beyond the minneapolis bridge. >>> when we come back on a second look, why an engineer says he night have a high-tech solution to bridge failures. and a bit later, the bay area bridges that are on a federal list of those considered structurally deficient. >> nearly four years ago, some drivers on the bay bridge got quite a scare when an eyebar broke loose and crashed down on the roadway. it raises the question what can be done to detect problems before they occur? one engineer presented a high- tech answer. here is david stevenson's report from 2010. >> reporter: the daily drive across a bridge in san francisco can be a leap of faith. some saw their faith shaken when 5,000 pounds of steel rained down on the deck of the bay bridge in high winds last october. >> all of a sudden, the cable and things fell in front of me a

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steel which i visited with the ceo last week. there's other steel investment programs. the problem is the - business environments and we are seeing the narrow margins are in large part because of the increased imports and steel products revolving from the government subsidies and unfair trade practices often chinese and sometimes others. if confirmed, would you file a case of wto against the subsidies? >> well, senator, we need to look to the issues and i don't know whether there is a case to be brought at the moment or not. i would say we brought a case against china in the steel sector when they put be oriented electrical steel duties and inappropriate way to make the case and we are always looking for a way to find mechanisms to deal with unfair trade practices in the trade enforcement law. if there is a case to be brought, they will bring it. >> my fear is that so often the damage by the time we go through this process, if we don't act a little more productively or preemptive, if that is an adverb, the damage to the businesses -- we saw this in the paper industry in

now comes "man of steel."warner a shot at superhero franchise to rival that of disney marvel. disney's "the avengers," grossed $1.3 billion, it starred "iron man," thor the hulk and captain america. all separate film franchises in their own right. warner hopes to parlay "man of steel" into follow-up ensemble film, in 2015, justice league, would combine, "superman," "batman," wonder woman, "batman" and the flash and green lantern. i love this stuff. david: david. david: i do too. going to 197 # when the late, great, chris reefs start the film franchise of all the films since then, since chris reefs since set of eight, which has done the best at box office adjusted for inflation? >> we put together a chart. first "superman," christopher reefs in 1978 is highest grocer. $455 million today. we'll see if the "man of steel" can manage to beat that one. every film since has come in with a worse u.s. box office. david: we have crewmembers to fill up the new york contingent. dennis, thanks very much. appreciate it. >>

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we take you on the set of the new movie and learn about the religious symbols behind the "man of steel." sweden opens its doors to an iranian christian seeking asylum. hello, everyone, i'm george thomas. >> wendy: and i'm wendy griffith. a christian convert from islam is breathing easier today. the swedish government has decided it will not deport him back to his home country of iran. >> george: big news. migration officials reversed their decision after media reports, including a story by our very own story by dale hurd. today swedish christians are crediting cbn news as a factor in raza's freedom. >> reporter: in march, cbn news brought you this story of raza jabari, who along with many other iranian christians in sweden faced deportation back to iran and grave danger. the swedish government's attitude towards iranian christians facing deportation would seem to be as cold as the swedish winter. the iranians say sweden's immigration board simply does not care if they face prison or torture if they return to iran. ♪ >> reporter: jabari, a famous singer in iran, who refused to be a gove

and this man of steel has the total package, speed, sizzle, super strength.ce. >> are you okay? >> a legacy that would daunt any actor, especially on first hearing the news of his casting. >> i thought oh, my goodness, i'm superman. >> while snarky for obsessed comic book heros, found 21st century box office gold, the straight arrow superman has not. >> is he cool? many say he's not cool because he does the right thing all the time. how is not doing the right thing not a cool thing to do. >> it's a bird, a plane it's superman. >> reporter: created in depression era, the 50s had george reeve, a kid friendly idol, by the late 70s and 80s it was christopher reeve. for all it's well known stars, man of steel is resting its franchise potential on the shoulders of a 30-year-old englishman. henry cavill. >> i wasn't ready for the suit. it's basically a spandex outfit. i thought there's no way i'm getting this role. you can act as hard as you want but you can't act nonfat. >> you talk about how we can all tap into the sense of loneliness. >> acting is a lonely life.

but looking very much like a broken man. >> we visited steele several weeks later. he agreed to speak with us about the incident we had filmed earlier. both he and prison medical staff also gave us permission to air the footage we had shot of him. >> that day i saw you up here with your things packed ready to go home, did you believe in your heart you were going to go home? >> yes. >> and what about now? >> i don't think so. >> so what do you think, do you think you're going to have to stay in this housing unit? >> i hope not. >> what do you want? >> i want to be released from prison. >> prison psychologist reggie matias hopes steele will be well enough eventually to be transitioned to a less restrictive unit. >> we have a program where they work in general population, they do that for a week or so, maybe two. if it looks like it's going well, then they'll move them up to a dorm and they can go to work from there. essentially they would be discharged from the chronic care unit. >> i heard you've been doing much, much better these days. >> i'm trying to. >> yeah, goo

beam, some one of 6,205 pieces of steel that began their erection in january and we are here topping it off. it is important to know that the steel goes up because the building that is on the way of completing, the day of completion is november 14, it will house station four of our fire department [ applause ] >> yes. it will house southern station of our police department. [ applause ] >> and it will be the next command police head quarters for chief and his command staff as well. i was there at dpw for years, we were struggling about how we were going to replace 850 bryant street and obviously with the financial rec mifms that we we can only do it in phases, only when we do this part, could we work on the courts and the jails and all of the rest of the agencies that are housed, the da and others that are housed in that very old building. today it is about the new public safety building, 700 construction jobs, thank you. union. maus plause [ applause ] for all of the contract unions. panco, and all of the designers that work on this and i notice that the police unit and the fire uni

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