tandem parking is how we describe one behind the other. parallel to the flow of traffic. that will be a dramatic reduction in the parking space. you are going to have a plan that will tell everyone here is the four ways, one of the four ways that this will get done. if it is done this way, here is all the figures. that will include the combination of different approaches. we have the intersection from dedicated lanes and outside to the inside. when do you think you'll have that? >> our document, we are aiming for releasing it in 2013. >> how long has the study been going on? >> the idea is not new. we have had a series of efforts to get us closer to coming through -- to an agreement on how best to do this. there was a feasibility study i believe was adopted in 2007. after that the authority authorize us to move into an environmental phase. >> you are doing an environmental study and it will be doing what again. commissioner ortiz: i am asking so i apologize if i do not come as prepared. was there some kind of real on gary avenue -- geary avenue. >> i do not remember what

they still do, they are important and often work in tandem, but certainly it's hard to imagine for most of us any kind of significant world event where those exercises are happening without being exercised on line, so i think the inclusion of the united freedom and the human rights report does not reflect that reality and contributes to the comprehensive report. >> host: >> when you talk about the freedom the mean freedom of speech or access to the internet? >> we mean broadly speaking the same rights that apply offline apply online, so obviously freedom of speech, freedom of expression is most prominent also freedom of assembly, freedom of association, freedom of religion. any human right that is reflected in the universal declaration of human rights or the international civil and political rights, that should apply on-line in the same way that it is offline. there is a separate and related conversation about access that ties into the development of infrastructure and the spread of technology etc., and certainly we recognize how those two things work in tandem, protecting an open platf

this is set by the commission, working in tandem with the commission and the department head. to be sure that the quality of life is protected. they are living in the rental units. people who are living in public housing. i see some of the same complaints and mold and build it. i had to get this off of my chest. >> we have to divisions on code enforcement i have that posted in the office as a reminder every single day to make sure that people do not have to work in those kinds of conditions. >> supervisors, thank you very much for this year -- this hearing, for the attention over the last couple of years. i have been on the building commission for a good part of the last 10 years. every meeting we deal with an issue. and the issue is primary code enforcement. and whenever the director of our department has prioritize code enforcement, generally what happens, there is pressure on her from different political sectors that dissuades our department from code enforcement. it is happening now we have -- it is happening now. we have a director that is possibly setting up a whole divi

we got on the plane, i just did the tandem thing.ere you just basically hook onto a guy. and i'm hooked onto this guy and we're on the plane and the propeller is really loud. but i can hear him snoring. and i'm thinking to myself, that's not a good sign. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> so, i turn back, and i'm like, are you okay? he's like, yeah, i'm just -- i was out until, like, 4:00 a.m. >> jimmy: by the way, he's snoring with you attached to him, i mean, he's really out of it. because this is -- [ applause ] -- not exactly the typical day at work. >> oh, my god, jimmy. >> jimmy: did you jump out of the plane? >> yeah, i did. >> jimmy: with the snoring guy? >> he woke up for that part. and it's really amazing because i'm not really a big fan of heights or anything like that. >> jimmy: perfect. >> but this mad thing happens where you want to jump out of the plane. because you're in the front so, when you get to the door, i thought, oh, my god, this drunk half-asleep tandem skydiver is going to have to literally force me out of the pl

thought we had gone long enough with steph curry and monta ellis to see if that would work as a guard tandem. i thought if we ever got a center behind them, then we would be in good shape. but it didn't seem like it was going to work that way. we turned in an opposite direction. ins deathly, this was a trade that started a long time ago. he was a player who was coveted. it wasn't something that came up overnight. and then with joe and with bob meyers and travis and so on, our whole front office, we continued to work this kind of thing to try to come up with a center because we felt that that wasly important. as you know, we struck out in free agency, and our whole objective was to change things by trying to get a center, get a presence in the middle. >> right. you offered big money to tyson chandler. and jordan of the clappers and they stayed where they were. chandler went to the knicks. maybe this was the way it was meant to be. you have bogut and steph. you aren't so angry, are you? have you calmed down? >> no, i feel great. i feel great about our chances to make a good playoff run and the

we question the ground floor plan for what appears to be a two-car can't -- tandem garage on the ground floor with the increasingly limited street parking. as residents of one of the two homes on our streets without a garage, we have experienced an alarming increase in the lack of street parking in the six years we have lived there. many on our street have a high number, four and above vehicles per residents that have garages. we questioned the need for four doctors for a 4-bedroom home. it appears it would be very easy to add a ground floor and third floor kitchen, turning the building into a three-unit building. it appears this home is not planned for a single-family residence and will most likely end up a rental property on a street that is primarily truly single-family households. thank you for listening to our concerns and recommendations. we want this proposed willing to seem as they fit into our streets an invalid. we want 42 miramar to make a lasting contribution to the entire street and neighborhood. thank you. >> did you receive the notice last july? >> no, i did not. >> thank

on where mitt will host his small donors but given the number of them, i'm guessing the back of a tandem bike. ( laughter ). now, small things may be sunny with a chance of cash for the g.o.p. the financial forecast for the democrats is partly cloudy with a chance of fighting a seagull for half a hot dog bun. >> woes for the democratic national convention keep piling up. faced with a $27 million fund-raising shortfall the host committee pulled the plug on using the speedway for the kickoff. >> there are reports they will have to downsize their convention activities. >> how confident are you that the convention will be a success in charlotte? >> we haven't raised enough money yet, but we will, and it won't be a disaster. ( laughter ). >> stephen: "it won't be a disaster," the most stirring democratic rallying cry since f.d.r.'s "we have nothing to fear but..." they don't teach you that in history class. democrats, of course, have only themselves to blame for this shortfall because they refused all corporate money for the convention, and they have tried to raise taxes on the top 1%. so i g

. >> you can connect those dots that they may have been working in tandem. >> reporter: or just a weird coincidence. >> could be just a weird coincidence. >> reporter: wilcox remains on leave pending an investigation. rob roth, ktvu news. >>> orinda police say they have a suspect in custody in connection with the death of a 52-year-old woman. the man went to a neighbor's house and asked the neighbor to call police. officers say they then found the woman's body on the couples' kitchen floor. her name has still not been released. the man surrendered to officers. >> we have indication they have lived here for at least since 2006. >> the chief of police says the man is now cooperating with investigators, officials say this is only the third killing in orinda in the past 13 years. >>> the search for a man who apparently fell into the bay after last night's giants- dodgers game was called off today. it appears the man fell off the end of a pier though no one actually saw him fall into the water. san francisco police and fire guard searched from peers 30 and 32 all the way to yerba buena islan

on this day the four divers are going to attempt a series of tandem formations, where they lock armsting the plane and tilt together into a head-down position. >> basically we're two and two. and the two outside and two inside we go this way. the plane is probably going 100 miles an hour. but we have to jump going towards the wind. immediately we put our heads down. takes a lot of jumps for you to master that and you have to keep practicing. this day, we got to altitude, which is 13,500 feet. everything was fine. so, we got ready, hold hands, jumped out. we knew it was just a matter of getting out of the plane and trying to hold for as long as we could because of so much vibration that we couldn't hold each other. >> wind turbulence and vibration is normal at that altitude and inevitably it causes tandem teams to break up. >> everything moved so different. you're dealing with turbulence, even from the air hitting your friends. >> but this is about to be one bad break up. >> when we broke off, two guys went to one side. me and another guy to another side. >> in the confusion, he manag

the one car garage was actually turned into a two-card tandem garage by only adding 3 ft. of space, not sure how that is adequate. it does not seem right to me, so -- but i'm only a they%. it seemed odd to me. miramar is highly congested. i would like to distribute some pictures so you can see what is typically like trying to park on our street. miramar and at the top of the hill. i took a picture at the top of the hill. you can see there are cars either way all the way down. and this is an example of someone blocking our driveway on the sidewalk -- sidewalk. another example of someone blocking the sidewalk. another example. and someone actually parking in front of a driveway here. and here is an example of a car that is double parked in the street. i ask that you order a revision to the plant to account for one additional parking space. additionally, upon further review of the plans, its seems that they are incomplete. i do not think that maybe should have been approved in the first place. the third floors facing st. -- the third floor facing the street deck, i do not thi

they're still very important and they work in tandem. but it is hard to imagine for most of us any kind of it -- any kind of significant world events where it happens without those rights being exercised online. so the inclusion of that in the report leads to the comprehensiveness of the report. >> do you mean freedom of speech or access to the internet? >> broadly speaking, the same rights that apply offline apply online. freedom of speech and expression is the most common. but also, freedom of assembly at freedom of religion. that should apply online as it does offline. there is a separate and related carson about access. it ties in -- conversation about taxes. it -- there is a separate and related conversation on access. i think, when we talk about the human rights report, we're talking about protecting the openness of the platform and protecting people's rights to exercise their rights online. >> this is our guest reporter this week. >> how much correlation is there between the online human rights violations and the offline? the same

one nil but that didn't stop russia from making full use of their home advantage russia's second tandem call of i'm a countryman made light work of the two games beating both dutch teams two zero and two one with advantage now firmly with the home team and a boy and crowd behind their backs team vices and bozak over rectified the only slip up to be called as we can do a twenty one to twelve not only was it a fine win over the tournament's favorites it was also sweet revenge for team russia having lost out to the netherlands back in the zoning stage of the competition in twenty eleven i simply cannot put our joy into words we're so happy i don't know what else to say most of all i would like to say thanks to all our fans it's a big advantage to be playing at home and i'm so pleased with all the supporters it definitely helped us win. in the battle for bronze switzerland so off italy with three games to one ensuring they will get another crack at elland because occasion i think we have. a game. like yeah it's normal but they. can beach volleyball tournament of three in quick succession no

just last year, jean smith was riding a tandem bike with her son and kayaking. in her late 80s, she repelled down rocks at donner late. her daughter expected her to be alive another decade. >> the day she died, we saw her three times. and she was in action every time. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon, jean smith was crossing arlington boulevard in el cerrito. and a cyclist said he yelled to alert smith but couldn't stop in time. smith died as a result of her injuries. he said i'm very sorry it happened. i feel horrible. >> he was not speeding. he was going under -- he was riding his bike under the speed limit. she was not in a crosswalk. and that he -- there are skid marks that suggest he tried desperately to avoid contacting her. >> jean smith's daughter says she does not hold him spongsible. >> we have sympathy for him, too. >> you have sympathy for him? >> i would hate to live with that. and i know he was hurt, too. >> reporter: instead, smith's family and friends would rather celebrate the life of a woman with 20 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren and

egypt votes in the final round of presidential election but maybe are this in tandem with the choice between its levis and require its former prime minister. and thousands of italians in march against cards in rome are the ones fate hangs in the balance and with greece are set to go to the polls to term and the future of the single currency. and now a sports update with entry. followed a welcome to the sport these are the headlines heartbreak for russia who crash out of the european championships after a one zero defeat to greece reached the quarter finals against all the odds. while the czechs also make the last eight after beating poland one nil. class song grass world number three roger federer beat russian mico usually to reach the final of the gerry open but first russia of the european championships they failed to qualify for the quarter finals after losing one nil against greece in warsaw that scoreline enough to send the russians home after the czech republic beat poland one nil in the other getting to secure top spot in group a watching the russian heart break with rigid poo

strong high pressure and also working in tandem with some fairly strong offshore winds that will warm up the entire bay area. the beaches, upper 70s to right around 80 degrees. san francisco, easily in the mid-80s by saturday. temperatures in lands, like i mentioned, right around100 degrees. with that, increasing fire danger. fire watch already posted for the north by hales. i expect that will be extended to the east pay hills. but for now, that's friday night into saturday in the north bay hills. warm towards santa rose yassments san jose tops out quite around 80 degrees. half moon bay, 64. here ace look ahead at the five- day forecast. we're going to have some patchy fog first thing tomorrow morning many once that fog clears, we are warming back up. saturday will be the hottest day of the period. you can see the range there. inland spot around 100 degrees. if you are not a fan of the heat, you always hear the responses as people want to cool down. that will happen beginning monday. we should begin it trend down the second half of the weekend and into monday of next week. tori. the h

let me ask them in tandem and let you get them out of the way. the first question, do you tend to -- intend to endorse, and if so, what are you looking at for that decision? >> well, i am a private citizen on a book tour, not a political tour, so i do not get any need to endorse anyone. as i have done every election since i started voting, i always like to take my time to look at the two candidates and not only look at them but the policies they will bring in, the people they might bring in, whom they made a point to the supreme court, and look at those items before i make a decision, and if there is a need for me to say something, i will do so, as i did in 2008. but i am under no pressure from the system to say anything at this point, and i am just going to keep looking and watching. tavis: you talked about the decision you had to make years ago about not running for president. the decision right now. let me ask you some questions about the current president though, one about domestic policy and one about foreign policy, and then we will move on

supreme court refused to hear appeals followed by seven go in tandem obey inmates challenging with a galatea of the detention without ever being charged this continues to highlight president barack obama's failed election promise to permanently shut down the prison author of the guantanamo files on the worthington believes the judge's mentality is exposing the deep flaws in the country's justice system. for the last two years and particular the d.c. circuit court said the appeals court has been rewriting the rules of detention has been overriding that it signals that were made by the district court judges has been saying affectively anything that the government says we should be treating as though it's true. and has been stopping any of the prisoners being released through these legal means in the last two years not a single prisoner has when they hate this court was their decision it's very very politically motivated by the d.c. circuit court these are very right wing judges they don't want prisoners released under any circumstances what was happening in the early days was the judge

sport they won every tournament held in two thousand and eleven including the world cup and seen in tandem continuing the two round after reading the european title earlier this year on home sand the red beach machine now into the qualifying tournament for the next year's world cup as a red hot favorites to make it to the south pacific. well was a game to win all the tournament's withheld a lot of titles but that's history now sport and will have to prove everything once again. twenty four national teams will take to the sand in moscow for qualifying battling for one of the four european the world cup berths russia will face poland germany and latvia in group a. it's always hard for us to play in front of a home crowd and we feel the pressure and it's hard to relax and show our best but we still haven't lost a tournament on home turf so hopefully this time around we'll win again. russia can boast a stable squad with defender on a end goal keeper and a bookie to keep regarded as two of the best in the game manager. bill the side who reached the top of the sport but he is still hungry for mo

in the operation the same day three suicide bombers hit a market outside a sprawling nato base in tandem klyn twenty two people investigative journalist says that nato is activity in afghanistan has become a magnet for civilian deaths. this whole problem of u.s. and nato military operations both air strikes and night raids is a situation that has caused enormous opposition from the population particularly of the occupation of southern afghanistan the. region of the country are to increasingly oppose the presence of u.s. and nato forces if you look at the casualty figures for civilians and you compare them with the level of foreign troops operating in afghanistan you can see that there's a direct correlation between the two and the more u.s. and nato forces particularly u.s. military forces are active in a particular area the more civilians are going to be caught up in the fighting so the exact opposite is really the reality of. the united states could ever protect the civilian population. also the computer program the pirates riding a wave of success there is meeting me on the political

fighters on the same day three suicide bombers targeted a market outside of spawning wanted base in tandem killing twenty two people investigative journalist a goth porter says that his activity in afghanistan has become a magnet for civilian deaths. you know this whole problem of u.s. and nato military operations both airstrikes and mate rates is a situation that has caused enormous opposition from the population particularly the southern afghanistan and the. region of the country to increasingly oppose the presence of u.s. and nato forces in fact if you look at the casual the casualty figures for civilians and you compare them with the level of foreign troops operating in afghanistan you can see that there is a direct correlation between the two and because of that. the reason for that correlation is obvious that the more u.s. and nato forces particularly u.s. military forces are active in a particular area the more civilians are going to be caught up in mid-flight. the exact opposite is really the reality. is you know your partner. well some other news making headlines across the world