here at the bottom, brick veneer is falling off, water will run in the cracks. if it were my house, i would explore what was happening here. all these openings, they are to read meters and so on and are big enough for racoons to get in. these are big holes. water intrusion is a serious problem. everything about this building is well-maintained, lighting in the front, t.v. cameras. this kind of lighting is no longer allowed. the energy code says you have to have lighting that is high- efficacy, meaning lots of lumens per watt. you can't just screw bulbs in any longer. it may not be done. i want to mention, it's not just the front of your building, it's your yard, too. the preventative maintainence would say, get some hot nails or screws or something designed for exterior use and screw them on. fix it before it breaks is the goal. everybody has a shed. the code says you can have a shed as long as it's not over 100 square feet of projected roof area. >> california code says 120 square feet. san francisco says 100. fire escapes need lots of maintainence. this requir

we are going to put that wax seal on the bottom of this, mount this down on the floor flanged and mount the toilet on to this. >> good. does not look like it takes a great deal of expertise to do it, but you have to have the right parts and equipment. terrific. i want to ask andre. tell us, from a design point of view, what is that people are looking for these days in toilets. >> when we look at toilets, first of all, are we doing a traditional or contemporary design? obviously, we picked a traditional design. traditional design for traditional patterns. contemporary toilet for contemporary bathroom. we look about the lines of the toilet and how easy they are to clean. some of these are very sleek and come down to the floor. that is good. they are very even and clean and very easy to clean. we also think about americans with disabilities act, about handicapped toilets. those tend to have the seats and a little bit higher, so they are easier to get in and out. >> i would like to continue that discussion when we talk about aging in place. as people get older in their homes, we need to acc

this week. >>> now the news for your bottom line. for the first time in five days, early arrows are pointing up. courtney reagan has a market preview. good morning. >> good morning. things are looking up right now. at least ahead of the opening bell. futures are pointing us higher after a flat session monday on very low trading volume. one of those quiet august trading days. asian markets were mixed overnight. europe is in positive territory. we will get economic reports this morning on housing starts, producer prices, inflation, manufacturing. results from home depot did beat the street by a penny but the revenues came in below expectations. the dow slipped monday to 10,302. the nasdaq was up 8 points to 2181. >>> a year after the u.s. auto industry appeared to be on life support, cars made by ford and gm are top force vehicle satisfaction. the latest survey ranks ford's lincoln mercury and gm's buick brands the best it is the first time the u.s. automakers have topped this poll. chrysler didn't fair as well. jeep and dodge were dead

blanketing the bottom. hurricanes can have a major impact in redistributing the oil that is one or 2 meters from the surface. if anything, to mix it up and promote service weathering, if you can bring it up to the sunlight to might will degrade and whether much more rapidly. host: thank you so much for your time this morning, sir. coming up next, we will turn our attention to the pentagon and first up in this summer series is going to be the f-35. secretary of defense robert gates says he wants to cut $100 billion from the military budget and the f-35 alternative engine is part of that. we will talk about that, coming up. >> i'm not saying senator mitchell report is entirely wrong. i am saying brian mcnamee's statements about me are wrong. let me be clear, have never taken steroids or hgh. >> with roger clemens under indictment for falsely testifying to congress, go back and watch all of the testimonies online at c-span.org. all free since 1987, watch what you want, when you want. >> tonight, three books on

lot cleaner so that toughness got to the bottom of the one one day etc i didn't say i've got the first but only after eighteen minutes he said peace and just five minutes later events have been off equalized for the visitors. start a confirmation of the standings after sunday's game is in it are six points clear at the top with two games in hand over being a scot are seven points addressed but also have two games to play while at the bottom so they're not propping up the table points behind they have played one game less. so severe will be looking to move off the bottom on monday when they travel to fellow rookies and jake twelve seven points off the relegation zone. while they were in england sunderland grabbed a last minute penalty to win one nil at home to match the city missed the chance to go two points behind premier league leaders chelsea darren bent netted in injury time spot kick to get the black cats victory after call us tevis had missed an open goal for city substitute robbie blake netted the late equaliser ten land bolton came from two goals down to draw two two at home to

his eighth of the year. 2-1 padres. bottomd and third for pat the bat burrell. the grounder to second gets the job done. we have a tie ball game. the bull pen not coming through for the padres. bottom 11, two on for juan uribe. that would be a base hit. brucer posey chug in from second. the giants win 3-2. it's their third walkoff victory this week. >>> tonight in minneapolis, a's and twins back at it as oakland tries to turn those hits into a win. they might not need many. trevor cahill gets the ball and the all-star has not allowed an earned run in his last three starts. we'll have highlights at 6:00. >>> we know why the 49ers are down a running back. yesterday, glen coffee announced his retirement after one season in the league. today the former first-round pick shared his thoughts about his decision. coffee said simply, football is no longer his dream after he found christ in college. that changed his views, he says, on everything. coffee admitted he should never have entered the draft and now plans to go back to school to

when you walk down into the bottom of the narrow canyons made of sandstone and you put your hands on the sand stone faces and the smooth shallow scallops that look like champagne glasses, you can feel the shape of the last flood that came through. every place in the desert is a story. every place is a passage way. it's really hard to walk very far in the desert for me because there are so many stories that start opening up and lead you from place to place and place and soon you start picking up the patterns of wind, of rain. you pick up the patterns of people who were there before you because, out there, things seem to last forever. if you put a footprint down in certain places, that footprint will stay for 5 years, maybe even 10 years for somebody who's got a really good eye where you come walking along and you see the slightest depression in the ground and you kneel at it and you figure out that it was a person with about a size 9 foot walking across the desert 8 years before you. everything out there tells a story. that's why i'm here. because i'm looking for stories. i'm looking

here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you want to look at the paint lines on this building, it's kind of hard to tell until you get up close. remember, this building is kind of a grayish tannish color, i guess. when you get a little bit closer, this side of the building should be the same color as this side of the building. what happened was this building moved away from the building next door and that's how far it moved. separation be

flowing into the big transport structures that exist around the city, probably flowing right at the bottom of these very large structures. they are on the order of dozens of feet wide and dozens and dozens of feet deep and they have little sloped bottoms and q nets at the bottom where most of the dry weather sewage flows all the time. that waste water is transported to the treatment plant. on a rainy day, those transport storage structures, the large structure represented in the center of the picture, start to fill and they fill dramatically. it always amazes me to watch a flow gauge or a level gauge on one of these structures. just to give you an idea of their size, if any of you are familiar with the great highway out by ocean beach, there's one of these structures that runs under the great highway that's about two miles long, about 40 feet wide and about 40 or 50 feet deep and it can hold 50 million gallons of runoff. i can watch the level gauge on our monitoring stations just creep up when the rains start to get hard. so the amount of water that we handle in a storm is absolutely treme

a key play right there because it is 4-4 in the bottom of the 8th. burrel with the bat this time, tickets to ride, homerun, solo shot. his 10th of the year. what a pick-up there 5-4 win over the cubs. >>> but no bulging the padres at the top of the west as they head to a weekend collision with the giants up here. it's two and a half game lead for san francisco hairy jr. they build a 7-0 lead over pittsburgh and hold on to win it 8-5. kevin carea the winner in this one. >> the as doing double time up in seattle where the big left

>> now, we are on the bottom one. so we have level of service for the city's biosolids and we are not specifying this and we want to keep an open mind about this. we want to use 100% of our biosolids, like we do now. in the next level of service is to meet the non possible water demand. -- arfnon-potable water demand. there are the low impact design projects. and i talked a little bit before about the investment. we were looking at $5 million per year for downspouts and incentive programs. and there are other different sources of non potable water. the last one, actually, the second to last one is using methane generated. and there may be of a more cost- effective methods, and will be analyzing that. we want to get started rather quickly. certainly, installing solar where we can. we will get more methane production. we are looking at producing on- site towers for a waste water enterprise needs. solar, co-digetion, and to stabilize life cycle costs, and we would start to use -- have triple bottom line review for all of

the middle and the bottom together are smaller than they could be under the code. the middle floors are 493 square feet larger than permitted by code. it's a very minor change, but it makes those floor plates significantly more viable from our perspective. it also allows us to tie the height of the base to the historic building next door. and that was one of the most important things in working with the department. sure, we could make the base bigger. we could stick another floor in the building which would limit the public open space at the ground floor and get to the same place, but it would be a much worse building. commissioner moore: that's ok. i think mr. manus has explained some of that together with mr. fifer. the other thing is you and i did agree to disagree. we sat in our office and talked about that. i do believe that the people who came before us and created rules did that with understanding of well-designed buildings, well-shaped buildings which collectively together did the right thing. i practiced in one of the firms where i sat besides my colleague

finds the bottom of the jar. on 16, chung for birdie. his first load of the day.ll squared going into 18. an ran into trouble, and chung had this long putt for birdie. wins he hole with a par. >>> pga playoffs, in new jersey. tiger woods got off to a brutal start. tee shot on 1, 50 yards off the fairway interest a parking lot. shoots a 1-over 72. 112th in the standings. only the top 100 advance next week. your leader, martin laird. check out this shot. within two feet. cards a 65. has a three-stroke lead entering sunday's final round. >>> michelle wie is tied for the lead on the lpga tour. looking for her second tour victory. earthquakes, lose to the new york red bulls, and the fc gold pride win, improve to 14-3-4. >> for a preseason game, the niners and raiders looked pretty good. >> mike: their divisions are so weak, they could both make it. i think the raiders with their quarterback could be a factor. >> dan: that would be nice for a change. >> mike: it we about since 2002. >> dan: that's it for this dose captioned by closed captioning services inc.

at the bottom of the front page. our next weather coming up in about ten minutes. let's talk temperatures under the cloud deck. san jose 61. mountain view at 59, san rafael 55. most of us mid to upper 50s and around los gatos 54. that's down in the valleys, up in the hills a little warmer, around 60, 61.

and at the bottom of the schematic, the yellow here indicates speed is just so we're all in the same page, on the top? >> yes. the top picture. the yellow indicates the cement and the green left behind indicates what's left behind to channeling. >> is it any other within that report that makes the reader aware of the potential, outside of the image? >> yes. >> what pages that on, sir? >> on page 18. >> can you read what it says, please? >> under section 5.4 labeled gas potential. in this case the gas potential is 10.29. and against a reference depth at the reservoir and this is based on this analysis of the above outline will conditions, this was considered to have a severe gas flow problem. wills in this category fall into a flow condition three. >> is an executive summary are anything that goes in there? with that testimony in front of the board about how they don't read the whole document because 20 some pages, 30 pages. is there any kind of executive summary are anything in there to indicate there is a gas flow potential? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to refer now to an e-mail o

at the bottom of the wave there's low pressure, creating cold weather.s summer that wave is shifted with the bottom of its stock over the west coast. the shiftnúk8a0v] in thie of high and low pressure has affected tempertatures worldwide. even in pakistan which has been hit by devastating monsoon's which are unusual for the country. the wave shift is why were seeing such cold temperatures and persistent fog blanketing the bay area. i'm christine conley kron 4 news. >> it has been unusually cool summer in the bay area that includes the napa valley with its just typically hot this time of year. the weather is affecting. jeff bush explains what the cool summer means for the quality of the grapes and how prices might be affected. >> this time last year harvest was already in full swing but as you can see the fruit is still on the vine here at hundred farms because it's not ready to pack. >> don't know when we'll start. >> chris is been the than the vineyard manager for the last 26 years and has been in the great business for the majority this year life. >> a

of the bed, or on the floor, at the bottom of the bunk bed, she was gasping for chair and choking, like, she couldn't breathe. >> reporter: 13-year-old katie harris lay dying on the floor. >> he was about to shut off the light and he looked one last time and he noticed i was there and he didn't hesitate at all, i mean, just shut the door, came right back towards me with the knife. >> i walked over here and i went like this. >> the only thing that he said is, move your hands, because i had them up here and he reached over the top bunk and cut my neck. >> reporter: semis sliced crystal's neck, severing her windpipe and grazing her carotid artery. >> i'm very sure he thought he killed me. >> reporter: she was able to put an end to his homicidal spree. >> reporter: what did you do to her, sir? >> her neck was cut. >> reporter: how did you do that? >> with a knife. >> reporter: do you have anything to say to her, the little girl who survived? >> i don't think she really wants to hear what i got to say. >> reporter: what did you see in his eyes? >> to be honest, he seemed blank, i mean -- the

so sabir will be looking to move off the bottom on monday when they travel to fellow rookies angy who are twelve seven points off the relegation. zone in england sunderland grabbed a last minute penalty to win one home to match the city who missed the chance to go two points behind premier league leaders chelsea down ben next time spoke to get the black caps victory after carlist service had missed an open goal for city bolton came from two gold standard c. two at home to birmingham wonders goalkeeper u.t.s. goal line was sent after thirty seven minutes and if another tourist goal gave liverpool won their victory over west brom and their first win of the season aston villa go forth after beating everton one nil at home so quick look at how the tigers look in england chelsea still top the only team with three victories out of three so far second united and now it's villa who are fourth but at the bottom west ham and stoke are yet to pick up any points and everton have slipped into the drop zone. in spain joe as a marine is the league of adventure has got off to a disappointing start hi

the blacks and hispanics to the bottom so for the if we have more in common than we don't have in common but here the rift appears to be growing with the influx of hispanic immigrants city blocks that used to be vacant are now flourishing appearing to leave some behind me she a lot of michigan working you know blacks working here this is the main thoroughfare of this neighborhood where many of the mexican shops and markets like this one have popped up it's also where many of the anti mexican attacks have occurred now the police presence across the street as a result is new but residents say the issues are not. he's forty. two years. when i was in high school i was really getting picked on because i was mexican some argue now blacks are unfairly targeted by all the attention the blacks feel slighted they feel mexican share in the blame too and i here legally and they commit crimes here is an argument being made from this talk to a new york town to the streets in arizona so in a country of immigrants does this point to a pecking order that has always been really new in the latest royal alw

and now it's villa who will fulfill at the bottom west ham and start a yet to take up any points and everton have sneaked into the drops. in space the league of adventure has got off to a disappointing start his rionda dritte start with how it would go with a straw away at new york at a marina i had led into to an unprecedented trouble last season in reality hoping he could help them in two years without a trifle several good chances went begging now they guilty and missed no more than one occasion i do think making some great saves that tonight yeah. defending champion boss lerner had no problems di finding the net three no open victory for them away race and sound kind of messy i think he's just being picky. and then a punch from the right people can i landed the feet of the. volley between the second i. think the third playing for you standing down to the people on the end of a cross from powerful had a goal on his boss that day. the basketball world championships team russia have lost to the host david glassman made a mess of the second quarter in this one where they added only se

if you look now, there's a house there near the bottom of the hill there. it's the little white house there. the fire is moving up and away from the south. there's also houses on top of the mountain. >> this is a popular destination this time of year. at least from our perspective, what we can see is the smoke is blowing away from downtown where people would be spending their time. you notice, we don't see fire fighting equipment yet. it looks like it would be difficult to access this. no aerial drops. ten acres it's not a huge situation yet. >> you can see there, to the left, you can see another house up on top of the hill. in the line of fire. >> yep. you bet. we'll keep our eye on it. we'll keep on eye on it and let you know how this fight against this fire is progressing in the next hour. >> and how it's impacting traffic up there. >>> coming up, you could call it the new morning after pill. the drug approved gives alternativenights.nigh. why people are giving it ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experience tv like you

and then they'll decide whether to cement from the top or the bottom. but drilling engineers we talked to, diane, say the key part is filling that hole with mud. and that is imminent. >> well, jeffrey, whatever happens at the wellhead site, someone you know well surfaced today to warn the country not so fast declaring victory in the gulf. plaquemines parish president billy nungesser said it is too early and trying to minimize how much oil is deep in the ocean and washing ashore right now. we talked to him this afternoon. we keep hearing from bp that there is not fresh oil coming out. are you seeing fresh oil? >> this oil i'm holding was at st. mary's point. i was out there saturday morning a half a day with the vacuum sucking the oil out of the marsh. it's shameful that we have to keep proving ourself. i wish there was no oil. i'd rather get my life back too. but every day oil is appearing somewhere. >> we heard you on the telephone really angry over the weekend about the boom. >> i want to know who the [ bleep ] gave those orders. >> they say, on the ot

the federal government has said it would not consider the well killed until it was cemented from the bottom through the relief well. well, a pressure test last night revealed another possibility. the static kill, which was a procedure that pumped mud and cement through the well, apparently was so successful that officials now believe the cement went all the way down the well pipe into the reservoir and then up this small space between the outside of the pipe and inside of the casing called the annulus. the problem is they also think it may have trapped 1,000 barrels of oil in the annulus, so if they were to proceed with the relief well as planned and drill into the annulus and then pump mud and cement under heavy pressure, they fear they could send all that oil up the pipe and out the blowout preventer and into the gulf again, and that's what no one wants. what does all this mean? what it means is that officials know the well has been sealed from the top and from the bottom, but they're not sure how solid that seal is on the bottom, and they're trying to figure out the best way to strengthe

one at the bottom to be created so that's often and deep in relegation trouble. moving over to england and another goal packed day in the premier league great to hang and grab the eighty ninth minute equaliser is pulling through to two ends manchester united of the new calls and trash asked i'm going to six now isn't james's fought better of course scholes are you confused i think after eleven minutes before simon davies levelled off the fifty seven but there was a dramatic last seven minutes only goal for united back in front and with three minutes to go the visit it's also had a tendency to think they could stop that slade on his spot kick then with a minute left and turn from going to the right to grab for an equaliser tooted. you can also follow the example of austin and chelsea coming six goals past monetarist aston villa for their first win of the season andy carroll was the magpies hero completing his hat trick in stoppage time kevin nolan also added to an offer to joey barton and there's twelve minutes in all john curran had missed a penalty for the visito

about the unsubscribe notice at the bottom of the mess. one of the things we want to do is have this baked into the interactions that companies have with consumers and though what -- in a way that consumers can clearly understand it, and we hope the companies do it themselves. if they do not, we will work with you to craft legislation. >> when you ask large and successful companies who were riding the waves of success and popular demand to do something on a voluntary basis which they do not want to do, do they generally not do it? >> i think it is different critic different responses by different companies. a lot of companies recognize that their brand is enhanced if they are not doing things that are not in a gray area. some companies, and you have to push and prod to get them to do the right thing, and then some companies just do not. we brought a major case against sears for data mining without giving consumers notice. they just didn't know -- they were taking it without the permission of consumers. it include a prescription drug inform

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they're won from the bottom up. i went home from d. although i had gone home numerous times i moved home from d.c., i'm 26 years old i had three months to do it. the reasons why i lost i think has very little to do with the fact that i'm a female. >> when you are at home in arkansas, you spoke to the voters, did republican women, women generally feel that the g.o.p. was reaching out to them? >> i got a lot of support. one of the groups that i got was the susan b. anthony list, i got that huge endorsement. i gotten doorsment of the statewide newspaper in arkansas and people like newt gingrich had lot of support but one more time, elections are won from the bottom up not the top down. >> republicans don't run as women. >> it's all right to run, like we all run. all of us run for everybody. if you want to appeal to the female vote you got to face up to women. i don't hear republicans saying anything to women, the notion of mama grgrizzlies. >> sarah palin is not the anybody one spokesperson for the republican party. i tell what you -- >> y

. >>> and so far, so good, at the bottom of the gulf. this morning, bp says it has reached a significant milestone. >>> and a warning about the dietary supplements so many of us are taking. which ones do you need to be careful of? >>> and good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us on this wednesday. we begin today with what's being called with serious threat to the nation's power plants. >> it comes from computer hackers who are trying to break into vital networks and systems. the government is taking the threat so seriously, it is organizing special teams to respond to emergencies at plants across the country. >> and the conspiracy is apparently much wider than that, as our michael barr reports. >> reporter: it's not just a nationwide threat. it's a worldwide threat to power plants. federal investigators discovered hackers are trying to break into computer systems and gain control. the department of homeland security discovered for the first time, a malicious computer code that was created to seize inner workings of not only powe

the bottom line matched expectations, with credit card business and a billion-dollar remodeling effort helping. we'll have more on those store renovations coming up after the "market focus." the company called wall street's financial forecasts for the rest of the year reasonable. shares started the day in negative territory, but ended up 2.5% by the closing bell. other retailers finding buyers included dillards, up 8% on heavy volume. it announced a $250 million stock buyback program. kohl's added almost 4%. remember, shares began this week at a new 52-week low. and macy's continued its climb, now at a two-month high. there was weakness in the sector, too. discounter b.j.'s wholesale club hit a double disappointment, on earnings and its outlook. earnings were six cents less than expectations and revenue analysts say b.j.'s may have lost some shoppers to competitor wal-mart's sam's club and its price cuts. adding to that disappointment was b.j.'s cutting its outlook that dropped the stock down to a seven-week low on heavy volume. small-cap apparel retailer citi trends also saw big volum