the cold war rights set the debate for the last decade. the response of southern injustice and the way legal scholars have narrated the beginning and the ground work of criminal procedure is for example dempsey, the fact that 1 african-american men were going to be sentenced to die, of course the supreme court had to step in. this is a mischaracter of justice. it falls into line with american democracy and liberalism but i think it incomplete. what about the empath of civil rights organizations before the cold war? it is mostly silent. it is supported by scholarships and african-american studies and provided a narrative of political activism and national politics that exist in the bound of reconstruction in the period post-1950s. the period in the middle, the timespan my book is interested in, is a scene the african-americans were seen in the national seen. the freedom circle follows along the lines after the abolition of slavery and then reconstruction came about where african-americans were part of the political system but soon they were

those are the pipe columns up from the bus, from the cast node to the park level to the bus level so if you look at the proscwekt that's the finished height plus the park on top and that material but now you have a full bay completed of that steel and in the eastern form it's rebracing, lower concourse work, lift of walls. we placed the lower concourse pour into the eastern zone this month. as far as structural steel fabrication these pictures just give you a sample of what is still being fabricated. these columns are are made up here in vallejo. the group had success with the group in vahey low which is a small business and gave them more work so things are going well for the local workers as well as around the country as the executive director pointed out. the kaftd node -- the key is 209 have been delivered for use. there are other statistics about the number that relate to the like columns completion and the structural completion but everything is tracking to the end of the first quarter, second quarter completion of foundry work and the bug stops and the progress is the demoliti

airline is the way this is the latest is the latest information on the disappearance of the flight.>> reporter: the disappearance of 162 people on board air asia is the second prison passenger plane and southeast asia. >>: this is kind of spooky that is happening in this area and we do not know the facts yet. >> reporter: after 10 months flight 370 in the 200 people on board were never found. it crashed in the indian ocean. >>: most likely it was a criminal act that caused the of downing of that flight. >> reporter: four months later july 17th malaysia airlines was suffer another loss. pro russian rebels were blamed for shooting the plane out of the sky using a surface to air missile. all of the people on board died. one week later when 100 people perished the aircraft disappeared from radar after changing inspect flight path to do to severe weather. >> reporter: the former managing director of the ntsb says that it is still safe to fly. >>: that's a relatively low rate when you take take into consideration the massive amount of people better taking advantage of air flight. >> repor

the operations of the crown in the colonies. it was disclosing the source of information for the new york herald he was questioned on the source of information about the draft of the treaty on the end of the war with mexico and actually that wasn't an exact parallel because that was the senate trying to find who among them leaked because that kind of tension in 1848 and that carries through. it was wisely prevented in my contribution. that is really the answer to why nobody has ever been brought to bear. there were some legal matters in the issue of the public opinion but in truth if you just read the words of the statute there is no exclusion for the media or the reporter who has first-hand knowledge and there firsthand knowledge and there is no exclusion for the reporter who is forced down the line and it simply says if you do this, this results but in truth that isn't how it works. part of it goes back to the case that was brought clear and then there is a play in the joint statute at least in the interpretation on the ultima

segment of the population in the history of the supreme court. in 1858, a year after the issuing of taney's opinion at k the suffrage convention of the colored citizens of new york, african-american leaders made clear exactly what they thought of taney's opinion. playing off taney's language, they held that, quote, the dred scott decision is a foul and infamous lie which neither black men nor white men are bound to respect. the assembled delegates expressed particular outrage at taney's interpretation of the declaration of independence, the idea that blacks had not been included in the political community at the time of the founding and that, therefore, the government of the united states was a white man's government. the delegates announced, "we, therefore, call upon all who subscribe to the theory of human rights set forth in the declaration of american independence to trample in self-defense the dicta of judge taney beneath their feet as of no binding authority." the emphasis that african-americans placed on the citizenship part of the decisi

in the political community at the time of the founding, and that, therefore, the government of the unitedwas a white man's government. the delegates announced "we, therefore, call upon all who subscribe to the theory of human rights set forth in the declaration of american independence to trample in self-defense, the dicta of judge taney beneath their feet as of no binding authoriti." the emphasis that african-americans placed on the citizenship part of the decision rather than the slavery part stands outfñtt$because it cut against the political grain during the late 1850s. the other striking element of the african-american critique of the decision was the way in which faye they personalized their criticism.wn9wa training their aim specifically on chief justice taney. now, taney was one of seven justices in the majority in this case, and each justice wrote an opinion. but it was taney's opinion with his infamous words, "the they have no rights," the that most offended african-americans. the events of 1861 and 1862 identified even closer with chief taney with the decision. lincoln, of cour

into the garage this property goes from the set back front of the of the house and going all the way to the end of the property line you have the easement that serves 8 homes on the east side and the west side open the east side the imply e client side they have the detached garage and the open space in the middle this property does not have open space in the middle it has the garage and then the building constructed all the way through to the front it was one story from ground floor at that point in this slope of the prompt it has a 4 foot guardrail that's required above it because it's an open rail the light and air that is serving my clients yard where a her children play gets light and air you if we have this project go forward as it currently is without modification you are going to put 12 feet above this garage and completely end the ability for girls to have a meaningful backyard i have a quick picture of weight 86 does that work. >> yes. >> there are the girls this is the garage okay. this is olivias patio which now. >> sore ma'am, our time is up. >> there will be time for ru

at the top, the church, and the laboring peasantry at the bottom.n places like this, we see for the first time a new class, conscious of its own identity-- the merchants. these cities were no longer controlled by feudal lords. they were republics. here in siena, several thousand citizens were eligible for election to the governing bodies which met down there in the palazzo publica. and in the palazzo, there is a fresco painted in the 1340s which encapsulates their faith in the secular arts of government, in the moderating power of reason in human society. it's called the effects of good government. this marvous fresco, painted by ambrogio lorenzetti, was the first panoramic landscape on this scale in western art. the peasants bringing their produce from the countryside, the merchants going about their business, the elegant ladies of leisure, all are fused into an idealized image of the well-governed city-state. eight years later, the black death devastated siena. it killed the artist lorenzetti and half the population of europe. it was the greatest

>> the main thing at the moment is the oil price. that's why you've seen this volatility in the last one week. now we're at five-year lows in the oil price and that is where we've seen the volatility. eats not normal. but we've seen this in the last one to two months. russia goes on holiday today. markets reopen at the end of january. hopefully some calm in the next week. >> thanks for now. you stay with us through the next break. >>> still to come on the show, how quickly 2014 has flown by. we'll take a look at new york's times square getting ready for the celebration. >>> as we head into the break, wilbur ross, we ask him what he's looking for in 2015. >> my 2015 wish is a functional u.s. congress. >> steady and sustained growth in the united states and around the world. >> peace, prosperity and hope everyone is on the right side of the stock market. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the evolution of luxury continues. the next generation 2015 escalade. >>> morgan stanley predict tess year ahead to be a bumpy ride. why? geoff cutmore joins us on set. andrew

the warehouse and -- thank you joe, and the park, and then the view from the other end, the south end with esprit park in the foreground you see the tall stand of evergreens and softens the impact of the over pass and in while you see what we're proposing to do in dog park and paid by avalon in the unused space by the over pass and a view from indiana the overpass is on the right so three distinct buildings, distinct architects and to reclaim the fabric of the neighborhood and the open space plan miller and company took advantage of that right-of-way there to expand. the pedestrian realm, make it lush landscape and three open spaces including a wide central plaza and then the dog park on the right hand side. the streetscape was coordinated as overall plan from 22nd to 18th and reviewed as part of the project. you see the expansion of the plaza. calms traffic midblock. next slide is the dog park about 9,000 square feet. new lighting, seating, landscaping. i think a great complement to the existing useds at esprit park and briefly just looking at the experience from the park roughly in

fresh from the crossing of the english channel. thus came the race to the sea. neither side gain pd an advantage. by mid october they were out of land. the allies and the central powers created a stalemated sector. extending to the swiss border in the south. the early phase of the war was eye opening in regard the to how quickly they became demoralized staring into the face of battle. one german soldier joined up in august a 1914 because, in his words, he felt ashamed to be seen in civilian clotheses. he told his parents he could not live in a peaceful city anymore. the nation could not continue pointing a petty, weak face at the enemy. certain he meant to die in a glorious cause he wrote home, dear father, good mother, please don't think he cruel for saying this. it would be a good thing if you two would, with brave hearts and firm self-control, get accustomed to the idea that you will not see me or my brothers again. if bad news comes, you will be able to receive it more calmly. however within three weeks he had trouble squaring his glorious cause with the inh

the year before that there was the debacle at the bay of pigs where the kennedy administration and the cia attempted to overthrow castro. and we now know the kennedy administration was trying to kill castro. >> james p. hosty. what's the significance of that? >> james hosty is the fbi agent who we now know had oswald under surveillance for weeks before the assassination. and actually went out to the home where marina oswald, oswald's wife, was living at the time, to interview her. and on the basis of what marina oswald tells lee harvey oswald, he writes in his notebook, hosty's name and a telephone number and i believe it's his license plate of his fbi car. this particular piece of paper in oswald's notebook would create an enormous rift between the commission and the fbi. because it appears the fbi tried to eliminate this portion of the notebook when it handed documentation over to the warren commission. it created a typewritten version of oswald's notebook and removed hosty's name, apparently in an effort to prevent the warren commission from knowing that oswald knew that this fbi ag

the end of the war. this talk is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the director of the u.s. army educational center and the entire staff of the u.s. army heritage and educational center, and the u.s. army war college, welcome to the third lecture of our series. the u.s. army war college sponsors the series to provide an historical dimension to the exercise of generalship, strategic leadership, and war fighting institutions of power. we would like to extend a warm thank you to the army heritage center foundation for their support and everything we do. please be aware that the book for tonight is on sale in the gift shop, and we will have a book signing directly after the lecture. all proceeds go to the foundation to support the growth of the army heritage and education center. our speaker is dr. richard somers. he is a native of indiana and obtained his bachelor's degree in history from the carleton college in northfield, minnesota. he earned his doctorate in history at rice university

seen the negative impacts of the bus stop in the middle of the cafe door or the bulb outs put without regards to the design of the beveled we've looked at the bart entrances along moiths and we've seen open parkland as open space to be used for station entrances from the transit side there are t line stops in chinatown and union square that are blocks off the oil because of surface conditions we have an opportunity in advance to plan for to necessary extension that benefits the effectiveed neighborhood and showing you shows you what a san francisco, california do when it plans right we would like to help with the body and the planning department in continuing the collaboration certainly the questions about the time missing the disruption to north beach and maximizing the opportunity that this building will bring is important part same to the impacts on fisherman's wharf so we appreciate our interest and your time and ask for your help in looking at this from a planning prospective as it move forward thank you. >> thank you as next speaker comes up i'll call one name and howard. >> the

and the colleagues on the board in the coming months to review the many accomplishments of the transportation authority. we will highlight the tradition of accountability and transparency and community, involvement here at the da and celebrate improvements in all san franciscans have benefited from, and look ahead to shaping our long range transportation vision, for the city and delivering the next century of transportation improvements and for now, let me wish the transportation authority, a happy 25th birthday, and to each of you and for for our public, watching from home, have a safe and happy thanksgiving holiday. thank you, very much and that concludes my remarks. >> and if we have no comments, from colleagues, we will go on to public comment, and any member of the public that would like to comment on thit em come forward and seeing none, we will close public comment. and go on to the next item. >> item four, executive director's report, this is an information item. >> good morning, chair avalos, i am please to present my monthly report, which is on your desks, and thank you again, for r

march with a staff proposal to set up the water date plan on the issues in the report and the issues that will be summoned up by brad right now which we didn't provide to you earlier on we've been sharing that with the community in the last couple of months and want to insure you had an opportunity to hear the issues and give us our direction as well so with that - >> thank you diane brad benson with the special projects really happy to be working with dooib and byron on this effort if we can go back to the presentation one of the things we heard from the commission what it is good to look back and good to look another what's been accomplished and what are the big issues going forward and what are the things we have to grapple with in the waterfront plan and what is going to engage the project and how much of the port is left to do and that set us back to the computer so toward to map that and think about the issues we put together this presentation i'm sorry that the font size is not working well ms. tan has done a wonderful job but i'd like to go through those slides and share with

the apartment the 6 ft. 5285, at the data was of the foot the gunshot wound that's raising questionsat football the have on the mind. his mother filed vinson's persons report he was complaining about a culture like serpents she told the police that her son suffered concussions resulting confusion. it's hard to the impact errol love being around me and restaurants always laughed. >>mark: they're still investigating. >>darya: loss of sports going on over the thanksgiving holiday in case you missed any here's a peek. in professional sports is about the abuse and sales you get a win or loss are now the raiders don't have many when so when you look at it from that perspective to the raiders don't win out for succoth of secular happens his job will be offered jeopardy. they need a lot of help as well for the forty-niners. you need a lot of luck on sunday they got their market jackson i fell prematurely at this point is hiring and looking like a good one. he is ready lies and--utilizing >>darya: coming elwood gearing up here on the kron 4 morning news and just about 15 up 20 minutes. >>mark

the project adds only two feet to the rear of the existing, house on the second level, along the property line shared with miss mckency and mr. miller. and the bay window is set back, from miss mckency and the property line by three feet. and from inside of the house they would not be able to see the window and would not cast a shadow on the deck or the living space. they have failed to mention that since they moved in, they have significantly landscaped their backyard with trees and tall shrubs on all property boarders. by doing so, have intentionally created their own box and shadowed their own property and it is impossible to reconcile this landscaping designed with the claim concern about the loss of visual openness, and boxed in impact. and with respect to miss smith. and i just mentioned that her house is larger than the layton's house will be after the addition is constructed. and her house extends beyond the layton house on the first and second levels and she has put fences on all sides of her property, and layton's project was approved by the planning commission, 4-0, but for the

peering into the distance at the flickering campfires of the army of the shenandoah. and catton so eloquently captured from sheridan's viewpoint what victory meant to the union war effort. catton wrote, "the sun had gone down, the fight was over, and early's army was wrecked for keeps. the war in the shenandoah valley had been one without the valley. lee's army cannot hope to hold richmond much longer. it was an omen of the final set sun set of the confederacy. while this battle with a surprise early-morning assault of an inferior army, the arrival of sheridan astride his horse, renamed winchester after the battle, an event immortalized by poetry and art after the battle. the rallying of union forces and an afternoon counter attack drove the confederate south. cedar creek indeed proved to be a significant turning point in the conflict, an omen of the final sunset for the confederacy. the landscape upon which this battle occurred, a landscape which witnessed 8824 men become casualties, reminds us of the very tragic nature of the american civil war. sometimes as we stan

in the corner shift we bring the scale of the building by bringing down the corner the pipes and the scale of the module helps to enhance the pedestrian experience down marching street it is designed to have interrelated upper corners and degree of metal framgz and cement with you punched windows it is - maintenance a scale and has a character south of market moving into the high-rise building on forget street those diagrams show you the set backs and the reference to the adjacent structures we then give shape and form to the building along forget street and enhance those with texture this minimum ice cream the clock tower this influence is a relationship of the street wall here's a view looking at south on fifth street it is the high-rise that has a glass form and spultd the the apartment units within brick is used as a reference for the neighborhood, however, it is delayed in a contemporary form high-rise residential building is the high point it is a slender tower that creates a peak among the building the second highs it is the office building office building on howard street is

the more you violate the laws of gravity, the harder the impact at the end. that was one of the first things that my economics instructor taught me back when i was in college. so i think that we on our side again need to be constantly reminded that the free market works best when it lets the -- when the federal government doesn't have too heavy a hand. there was some conversation about the transparency related to the oil markets. i would vigorously disagree with those comments because of this. if you say there's no transparency, that means the buyers and sellers that are out there taking this oil and refining it know nothing about it. and that's not the case. that oil is being moved around, it's being -- it's being bought and sold and refined and put into finished product and being sold to an end user and being consumed. so to say that there's no transparency in the market is just false. because buyers and sellers are out there, they are happy with the level of information that they have. if they weren't, then there would be no trading. there would be no comm

the president of the senate, the president pro tempore of the senate, the majority and minority leaders be authorized to make appointments to commissions, committees, boards, conferences, and interparliamentary conferences authorized by law by concurrent resolution of the two houses or by order of the senate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: i ask unanimous consent that during the adjournment or recess of the senate from wednesday, december 17, 2014, through friday, january 2, 2015, senators rockefeller, cardin, levin be authorized to sign duly enrolled bills or joint resolutions. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn sine die under the provisions of h. con. res. 125 and when it convenes on tuesday, january 6, 2015, at 12:00 noon pursuant to p.l.13-201, following the prayer and pledge, and following the presentation of the certificates of election and the swearing in of elected members and the required live quorum, the the morning hour be deemed expired

to provide the transit signal priority, and on along the intersections of the corridor as well as the pedestrian equipment at some locations. and in 2015, we are expecting to see some rapid branding so that the improvements to the branding for the buses and this station. and along the corridor. and as well as the buses that we are expect to be coming and new or buses to replace the ones that are serving the corridor now, as well as the service adjustments to provide limited service. branding is really critical early on given what lessons that austin texas learned and hoi mexico city distinguishes from the rest of the fleet and i am glad that it is starting early. >> i will note that geary is what is considered the rapid network plus other lines, and now it is all part of the rapid network system that the sfmta is trying to define through this branding effort. >> so on top of those improvements we are seeing potential for initial construction phase, and near the term improvements and all and extending the range from where it ends around van ness to stanley, and the other improvements t

and of the legislative branch, of the article 1, the two bodies of the senate and the house, it's the house of representatives that's established to be the quick reaction force. up for election every two years so that if the people are dissatisfied with their representatives in the united states congress and the policies that we bring forth, then the people have an opportunity to change out those seats in that house of of esentatives, all 435 them, each two years they're up for election or re-election. if the people decided they wanted to throw out all 435 of us, they had a chance just about a month ago today. and if they decide two years from now, short a month, that they want to throw out everybody in the house of representatives, that's what they do. our founding fathers wanted that restraint on this house. they wanted this house to have the most control. they wanted the house of representatives to be where most ideas originated. not all of them. most of them, and they wanted us to be the place where we fought out these ideas, brought it -- each of us represents 750,000 or so peopl

out from a door and see the separation between the balcony and the new deck on the other side. >> the variance. >> the variance give us the size of it but not on the plans. >> the photo didn't look like the slide. >> we see a lot of that people change things people decides some saturday do a project and we don't get a complaint we don't know but if we got a complaint we'd looked at that i have a exterior elevation you see the balcony of this is definitely a separation that to my knowledge is the last legal set of drawings you don't know you don't know i don't think there's anything else if you're coming in that that, yes you've got a existing condition but dbi will recognize that as the last configuration off the rear yard. >> were there two novas. >> that's a good question so there was an earlier permit issued in august that was only for a limited scope of work so someone complaints and said hey they're going outside the scope of the permit that's a complaint dry rot is hard you hope it's not bad obviously you should come down and get app an architect you're not doing a little bit of

the beyond the scope of the permit the first over the counter permit was permitted for less than 50 percent dry rot on the rear deck i'll show you a photo while the offer the counter permit was in effective as you can see the edition that was built and approved in 2006 and built in 2007 has been mostly demolished and this is what it looks like what it was bought by the permit holders in 2010, the permit holders were cited confessor xooepd the escape of the first permit and recommend they go through the permit process within one week without communicating the permit submitted for other over he did counter permit the drawing didn't fully disclose the work for example, a hero are the plans submitted and here is the area of work right here and they bubble just the edition the work being down user done on the edition not on the work on the southern balcony permits holder doesn't tell us they were working and we heard the noise it was at a time the edition was nearly demolished they were in new hampshire where their primary home was they've chosen not to disclose the modifications and thr

and on puffs of the the thing when the conditions are on the bed.ed up some moisture down south. don bakersfield there was enough on the ground for kids mcphee's snowballs and snow in california. when a storm from canada brought heavy winds along several inches of snow sec here same storm and california jurors to the rescued with a foot of snow on highway 138 and dec. 99 mounds. >> : and sierra nevada on martin's file survey of the year conducted yesterday and numbers disappointing once again. during shore explains >> : snow coming down side was number the department resources snow survey it may short cracked mirrors set up a tahoe this note was doing because snowpack and underwhelming 22 in. of snow pack that's about a third of where we should be. of course watter appear very important and snowpack brain important for water everywhere in california. elsewhere cera is doing better than appear 50% half of where we should be still need a lot more to go >> : new lot of storms to even catch up to average averages not going be enough to break the drought

they wake up the french in the middle of the night., god damn these russians they're worse insomniacs than drinkers. great scene she puts it on friday, july 31st. happened on wednesday, july 29th. not friday july 31st. and here's why it happened. it happened because russia's ambassador to paris receives a telegram from russia's foreign minister, who had learned earlier that evening that austria-hungary had begun shelling belgrade. he then got the czar to sign the order for general mobilization on wednesday july 29th, he then sent off a telegram to paris saying in rather elliptical language due to germany's desire that we cease mobilizing we must now regard war as imminent and that is why on the same night that he was panicking and trying to rescind the blank check france and russia resolved on war. could it have been averted is the question? obviously the chancellor and kaiser would have had to have been more forthright sooner on. probably they should have called the military to account about this idiotic plan to invade france by way o

the last bridge was the verrazano. the most daring feat about the construction is the thin deck. very slender and not many people thought it would hold the traffic it had to hold. probably the most pleasing feature to a lot of industrial ark lolgss is this bracing, he thought it should be decorated. later he tried not to like this accidental artwork and all of the later bridges are like this. they called it the most beautiful bridge in the world. now this bridge increases congestion, but also creates suburbs a lot of the cars bored into new york and crossed the tunnel into the hell's kitchen area. at this point death avenue. as it was called. if you read the fortunate pilgrim, about growing up in hell's kitchen. he has a character who rides a horse. the debbies they call it. he would carry a lantern or a flag. he would warn them that a train was coming down. over 1,000 people were killed and that called death avenue. they pressed hard for the elevation of the traps and so you could move cars, but most importantly save lives. they forced the railroad that controlled mid-town manha

the plant worry about the dangers posed by the chemicals in the flares. amy? >>> no flaring this morning. all quiet. last night raised some concerns. here is what it looks like: a big bright blame that could be seen from san francisco. chevron said sitting in to worry about. some question that including the director of the global community monitor saying he is worried about particulate matter in the area. chevron said they burned off excess fuel to depressurize a unit. has pat monitored the air quality on the scene. >> the majority of the wind direction is over the bay and not backing the community of north richmond. >> chevron released a statement saying "there has been in impact to the community," and monitors show the air quality is well within quality standards. the company refused to say why the unit needed to be depressurized and a couple of elected fowl say it did not look normal to them. it was the largest flaring they had seen in years. >>> san jose police chief is promising an open investigation interest controversial tweets sent by a veteran of

air conditioning on the infringes of the building and the air conditional use variance in the middle and people don't want to be on the inside but near a window how are those things going to be in fashion we have a similar formula retail where people try to should you horn into the city and silicon valley is doing that and folks are embracing that i'm concerned about the small building being demolished i support the housing 33 percent we're almost there we talked about pdr whether they're a zoning or pdr zoning i mentioned to the forest city folks if you have an office pdr drops about fourth of them are in food so sitting in the office we consume a lot of food so to get jobs in the neighborhood food service is a great a way to go i saw the page there's a lot of data i want to meet with you, sir it look like we dropped a pencil off to the landowner i asked for that last item i guess i have a question what's the benefit to the city i want to see that there's a cost above but the city didn't talk about the benefit i was there twice the traffic issues are ridiculous so we're putting a ma

the updrafts feed the storm the downdrafts are the result of a storm. you can find yourself in a strong updraft and immediately thereafter in a strong downdraft. it will crack any airplane. i don't care what size it is. >> well air asia is one of the low-cost airlines around the one and one of the biggest low-cost airlines around the world. there are 158 aircraft in their fleet. all of them are airbus 320s. they just received an award this year by the consulting firm to be the world's best low-cost airline. what can you tell us about this common plane, this airbus 320? we see a lot of these, they are popular, right? >> very popular among american airlines. and it's been flying for a long time these airplanes have been around for a long time in various contingencies in the way they design them. but these are safe planes, for the most part. >> people flying home for the holidays, in fact their initial destination, do they have anything to worry about this morning? >> flying is very safe. the safest form of travel you can do whether it be private flying or

so, the security behind the loan, it is on par with the tifia and so that the lender will have the same right and the same revenue that will go to repay the tifia and the certain contributions in the future from actransit. to the extent that those funds are collected while the loan is outstanding and so what is already flowing while the bridge loan is outstanding that it will flow into that reserve account for the benefit of this lender. and the tifia loan and this loan cannot be outstanding at the same time. and so, while they have an equal right to the security, and there is not, there is not an instance in which both loans can be outstanding at the same time. >> and if the bridge financing is still outstanding in three years after close, and then tjpa covenants to, excuse me. to covenants to undergo the process of doing a long term tax increment take out financing and we would, actually execute that financing, at maturity at the 4-year, mark, but we will begin to undergo the process three years after close, if we have not yet paid back the loan. >> and again, because of the lack of m

the ride down to the solo great. time to try not in the mid to upper 52 a mild to start the third morning this is a must in the atmosphere of all law would look at trying conditions we have more rain and thunderstorms as we headed to tomorrow for walk into the timing of that as 615. >> reporter: approaching the bay bridge toll plaza your take it is hard to back up to the drive times is not that bad. let's all despite the beyond west ran to the foot of the maze with that as it was you get on the bridge is the masses will all the way through downtown san francisco the still get out there before it gets too bad real drive times is less the 60 minutes from a maze to downtown san francisco no major hot spots out there the rosa went to be careful if you have to drive this morning will let you know of any major problems out of. >>mark: clean of continuing this morning in san francisco a sinkhole opened up 06 ave. >>will tran: a despondent according to cruise in my tech about four days to finish this efficacy here is the sei

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>> the depth and the depravity surprises me. the details. your reporter alluded to them when talking about ena maise and things like that. it's not a discretion, it's revoting. it violates every ideal i defended in 25 years. it violates everything we stand for and stood for since the drafting of human rights 207-odd years ago. >> we heard from reports, and heard from former c.i.a. director michael haden, who called the report a one-sided prosecutorial brief against the men and women of c.i.a. it's a trial and verdict rendered in absentia: it strikes me with everywhere speaking out on this, and many have a different opinion that it's difficult for the american people to figure out what is true and what is not. >> i don't think it's difficult at all. what the germ had to say was self-serving. just as general bush said yesterday is self-serving. they are trying to put it off on c.i.a. officers. when, in fact, it was a failure of leadership. these guys acted on instructions from above. including chief vt, chief of staff, the c.i.a. council, and

world into the haves and have-nots left the port the mercy of the rich.pope francis, even though will be greeted as a great novelty and speaking out of a radical prophetic tradition which has been consistent in the church throughout the popes of the 20 century since the late 19th century, but doing so is what he sees as the contemporary equivalent now of the debate about industrialization and the market in the 19th century. the same kind of moral critique. look at the devastation and the impact the economic model is having. if we have an economic system which produces tremendous wealth, treatment is growth in many parts of the world, but produces poverty, chronic long-term unemployment in other parts of the world and results in devastation of the environment, he is going to say this is not a system that works. we need a system where the human beings come first. rather than making human beings particularly the poor, instruments of a machine which benefits the few. that will be the kind of response or critique, if you like that francis will be making and th

for many, the protesters they say this is the beginning and not the end of the protest of the fight for democracy. there are many signs around today saying we will be back and that is generally the spirit. >> rosalynn, thank you very much. >> we have numbers breaking from europe's biggest closing retailers. how to they look? -- how do they look? >> they're giving us the numbers as a nine-month numbers, sales seem to be climbing and we are seeing an increase in their profitability, but not by much. only up 1%. another 6.9 billion euros just ahead of analyst estimates. stills a company that is seeing plenty of growth. the fourth quarter is off to a great start, they say sales are up 14% from november to december and suddenly it has turned cold and we are buying heavier coats from them. clearly this is a company that is exposed to areas of volatility in the foreign exchange. we think of japan and they are big and -- in russia. that means when you bring back sales home and convert that to euros, the profitability is not underge so it has been because of that but you have seen some issues ab

the more the committee dug, the more the committee found. and the results were uncovered are shocking and deeply troubling. first, the detention interrogation program was conceived by people who were ignorant of the topic. and made it up on the fly. based on the untested theoriesie of contractors who had never met a terrorist or conducted a real-world interrogation of any kind. second, it was executed by personnel with insufficient linguistic and interrogation training and little if any real world experience. the cia was aware that many solve these personnel had a staggering array of personal and professional failings and enumerated by the committee's chairwoman. including potentially criminal activity and should have disqualified them immediately, not only from being interrogated but from being employed by the cia or anybody in government. nevertheless it was consistently represented that these interrogators were professionalized and carefully vetted. their term. that became a part of the hollow legal justification of the entire program. th

for arena guests most importantly to are the spaces between the building the largest one is the main placing and on 3rd street the north west plaza and goes to the southeast plaza i've mentioned before those pauthsd look like this just talking about the way you can circulate around the building without having to go into them let's talk about bike access for a second we're intending and targeting to exceed the minimum remit for bikes we want this to be healthy and environmental friendly place to go to and we're certainly welcoming more bike parking transit access one of the things we're digested excited about is the convenience to get to it in was other than our automobile situated near the muni stop on the corner of the site and it's well situated near the greenway downtown ferry terminal expansion and, of course, the cyclist track height and bulk this diagram brings it to light the massing the tower with the events that are - am i done >> you have 30 seconds we'll give you more time. >> basically a couple of minutes. >> i do be pleased to go more quickly you can read the massing the

the early conjecture, the suspicion is the plane crashed into the java sea. there seems to be no hard evidence of that yet. ships, planes helicopters have been combing the waters. so far, no sign of the plane or any wreckage. it is not known for sure if bad weather was a factor but the pilot requested a higher altitude to avoid storm clouds before that flight disappeared from radar. cnn's andrew stevens is live in surabaya indonesia. andrew you spoke with indonesia's vice president for the latest on this search. >> reporter: that's right, john. he was pretty blunt, too. we are more than 30 hours into this search and still no positive sign on what happened to 8501. the vice president saying after 40 hours you would have to say that the chances of finding survivors are very slim. particularly if that plane ended in the water, which certainly looks the no likely scenario. he has been talking to the families of the passengers and the crew here at surabaya airport. this is the crisis central for the entire story, john. he has been telling them that they are doing

i mean, the idea of problems, or the parity of newspapers or any of the media on the same effect, thesame instant there are always different directions of writing the articles which make the readers confused. this is true on the part of the organization, media organizations but also on the part of the individual reporters. what do you think of the mindset? >> that's an excellent point that dr. shin was touching upon earlier. where you have, depending on the ideological centerpiece of the paper. it's presented differently. did you want to add anything on that? greg. >> thank you, james. committee for human rights in north korea. some of the panelists have mentioned the north korea media reporting has some unchanged under the kim jong-un regime, at least quicker. of the question for ms. jean lee. we remember the north korean media launched absolutely vicious attacks against justice kirby, chair of the u.n. commission because of his sexual orientation, against president park because of her gender, against president obama because of the fact he is an african-american. if you have opportun

the decision by the u.s. supreme court not to hear cases like that in indiana defaulted to the lower court decision to allow couples to marry. >> i'm so blessed not only just to be with bonnie being legally married to her but we've got our wedding united states today courts legislators and voters in 35 states and the district of columbia allow same sex couples to marriage. other states ban the practice. >> proponents say these are bittersweet victories because there are still places same sex couples cannot marry. these fathers of two sued kentucky and its governor seeking marriage rights. they lost. on appeal, their case could be among several that may finally be heard by the u.s. supreme court. >> when we started this a year and a half aing, we certainly didn't think we would be a case going to the supreme court. we thought that would be played out long before us. there were so many other states in the queue before us and we thought this is going to get settled before kentucky makes it to the supreme court a

to trade jim harbaugh the jets the gulf of the south of the vault the will to be in the mix also has year remaining on his contract with no access to a forthcoming speculation is that he is surely out of this chain this is the playoffs when that is what she today is expected to dismiss any concerns over the report i don't worry about my future will study how much he is pushing for the federal investigators and to the shooting death of michael brown is not over with the president obama administration is trying to mend her is aware track in the land across the bay area this morning a live look a storm struck for a lot of activity out there from march heavy rain falling very wide will have of the on whether and just a minute. >> james: pg&e was busy monday getting branches of the trees that were started to break. the city a center cisco's make it easier to remove hazardous ficus trees the new guidelines the concern the trip is to come crashing down during storms like the ones rusting right now cruzan unarmed men have been busy to retrieve from landscapes to rest on damage grisette worke

dollars to prop up the collapse of the ruble. s trying to convince lawmakers to back his choice for president in the first round of voting tonight. , sony'sling the plug premiere of its new film "the interview" has been canceled. good morning. welcome to "the pulse." we are here in london. i'm guy johnson. >> i'm francine lacqua. russia fights back after yesterday's plummeting freefall of the ruble. the russian finance ministry announced that it is selling foreign currency. >> ryan chilcote joins us to bring it all down. give us a sense of what we have seen this morning and announcement and our argot. look us through the details. >> who would have thought the deputy finance minister of russia would be channeling mario draghi? that is exactly what he's doing. he said the finance minister is prepared to sell as much of its foreign currency reserves as it takes. a consultant adding that they have $7 billion worth of foreign currency reserves at their disposal. we've seen an extraordinary move in the ruble. it hit 80 against the doll

the leak in the back of the building. running out. seconds later, the gas finds an ignition source and the building explodes. >> the explosion was so intense that it blew debris past my buggy which, was approximately 250 feet away from the building. >> the roof of the mall erupts into the sky. >> i was able to look dead-on at this building, see the roof lift, look straight through, the glass blow out, see the back of the building, see the wall drop. >> despite the chaos, battalion chief mcswain remains calm as he radios for help. >> mayday call. mayday call. we have an explosion in the building. mayday call. >> i got to stay calm, cool, level-headed, collected because the moment that i escalate, the moment that i bring intensity out in my voice, then i'm going to have chaos on the fire ground. >> the enormous blast destroys the shopping mall. >> the aftermath would be what you would see in any type of a war zone after a bomb had gone off. the glass was blown out, the window frames, door frames had been thrown many, many y

and on the horse was the saddle bag with all the mail because the indians weren't interested in the mail. this is one of only two surviving pieces from that intercepted ride of the pony express. here's the only piece postmarked on the moon. 1971 during apollo 15 mission to the moon. the stamps and canceling device and envelope were sent up on the landing device as payload and the astronauts postmarked this cover on the moon. the remarkable thing about this, other than being a piece of mail postmarked on the moon, is when you think about the inverted jenny we saw 1819, those primitive air mail planes made really of bals wood, cannons and engines to here 1971, postmarking mail on the moon. it's only 53 years from 1918 to 1971. it's just remarkable achievement of the 20th century. >> the stamps weren't ready when they went to the moon so what they put on the envelope are what we call dye proofs. preliminary printings of the stamp. so not only is it unique because it's the only one postmarked on the moon but it's unique because of those dye proofs. if you look at left, you can actually see t

the passenger, the woman in the passenger seat, was not injured here and the driver of the work truck involved in the crash, he was unhurt as well. of course, after the crash, you can tell that crews had their hands full trying to carefully remove this pickup truck. the chp was certainly worried about it falling down onto the road below. >> it came to rest on the k- rail with the rear end hanging out over fairview. as a result of that, we had to shut down the entire roadway here so that we could extricate that vehicle off the k rail. >> reporter: and again, the chp right now says they are unclear on exactly why the driver of that pickup veered into oncoming lanes this morning triggering this deadly crash. but they will be looking at a variety of factors trying to see if drugs or alcohol may have been involved and if speed may have been a factor in this case. as we speak right now, tori, highway 4 remains closed down in both directions. but as you can see, they just had the crews come through to sweep up the roadway. we do anticipate they will get this highway reopened here in this are

in both the first and the second world war the ability of the u.s.avy to -- or the u.s. economy to produce naval vessels that could accompany the convoy, just the sheer volume of the destroyers, the naval vessel that is primarily guarded the convoys. the sheer number of those that the economy could generate was underestimated, and they -- as it turned out, that was a successful strategy in both wars. >> lee craig is the author of "josephus daniels: his live and times." we appreciate you joining us on american history tv today. >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure and an honor. >>> here on c-span3 all this week we're featuring american history tv programming, and we'd like to get your thoughts on our shows. e-mail us at american history tv