, and i said until the process is completed, they can use the garage. hat's why they're coming back now, but they've been paying the $578 since april 1st, 2016. >> houj of the garages are in use? >> right now, mr. diaz, the one -- apartment number 3, he's using the garage, but it's full of -- it's packed. you cannot go in. he's not using it as parking, he's using it as storage. >> and are any of the other spaces being used. >> and the other space that the lady's talking about, we had an agreement signed on -- >> it's not even part of this building. >> yeah, that's adjacent. [ inaudible ] >>vice president richards: okay. thank you. >> mr. diaz, he pays $100 but it's full of -- it is he aa storage. >>vice president richards: okay. thank you. >> it's not used as parking. >>vice president richards: commissioner melgar. >>commissioner melgar: thank you. so -- well, anyone who hangs out in that neighborhood knows that there's actually quite a life of those garages. people use them e th, they're . they hangout on saturdays, and the whole neighborhood comes to h

and also, the garages, we're using them. he said the garages are empty. i'm using the garage with another three people, so the garage has been used. they're not empty. thank you. >>vice president richards: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is victoria moran, and i've been living at the house adjacent to the proposed project since i was born. let me give you reason why my neighbors and iopose the demolition of the proposed garages when i expressed these concerns to the architect, he says we don't need a car and a garage because we live in a place that has accessible transportation through b.a.r.t. and muni. this now means that the garages only belongs to those who can pay more for it, which is unfortunate. you heard from previous tenants, two cht tenants including my mother are handicapped and we need this reliable means of transportation. and as you also heard, a lot of people are greatly affected by it, and the uncertainty and all of these stressors are real things for these tenants, and it's hard, please take this into consideration whe

that's diren entering the garage. markus kaarma says he grabbed a loaded shotgun he had for protection. >> i'm sitting there with the shotgun in my hand and staring at the lock on the front door. and i can't tell if it's locked or unlocked. and i'm starting to shake at that point, you know. the adrenaline's coming, like, oh, my god, these guys actually came back to the house. >> reporter: kaarma said his wife stayed back, while he went out the front door and turned toward the garage. >> a few quick steps around my front. and you saw where my truck was parked, pretty much with my butt touching my grill guard. that's where i stood. and then she flipped on the light. >> reporter: kaarma told the detectives he was blinded by the sudden light and realized the only one way for the intruder to get away was to go past him. then -- >> i heard something move, like, a piece of metal hit the cement. either that or a piece of metal hit a piece of metal. it sounded like either a metal wrench being picked up or maybe the axes. >> rep

police obtained a search warrant, and brought the car down to the crime lab garage. howed that gas station video to the csi techs. >> and one of the c.s.i. investigators thought to herself -- >> where is a likely place that would have d.n.a., that's hard to clean, and she said that her gut told her to swab the weather stripping, the rubber portion of the trunk at the seal. >> reporter: it's that black rubber gasket that lines the opening of the trunk. >> they swab it, and send it off to the laboratory for confirmatory tests. >> reporter: as you can imagine, detectives weren't saying much about the case, not even to christina's parents. >> they're not giving you a play by play? >> no, no. >> right. and we understand they can't. but you know, we -- we had to ask questions. we couldn't just sit and wait. >> reporter: they also had questions for enrique. maybe he knew more than he was telling. from the beginning, they'd been suspicious of his story. and given christina's fear of being taken, anna and mark thought their daughter would never have let him leave her alone on

mike was kind of talking, they do have potential to construct an aeu in the garage, so the garage parking isn't required in this zoning district, and they have a pretty ample garage that could be -- and it was an idea that mike had kind of thrown out there as a way to adjust for some of the displacement or add additional value to the property, but -- >> it was an accessory funding -- there's an accessory structure at the rear of the property fronding the alleyway that was used for property but is not required and may be eligible to be an adu, so it w was -- i was discussing with rich the property could be phased, an adu, which could be a comparable unit. i don't know how the project sponsor would respond. >> i was just speaking to my client, and they need that the neighbors around the project were not happy about that, but i really like that idea 'cause it's a creative solution that solves lots of things, and it does allow for another unit. >>vice president richards: yeah, the neighbors are in the -- >> well -- [ inaudible ] >> i would need to make sure that my clients are happy with losi

possibly an explosion on the outside of the garage. you can see how severe the damage is in that garage. it's commendable that the fire department was able to keep the flames to this garage and not let it spread to the rest of the house when you think how big the fire was. take a look at the tv screen. this is a very active fire. pleasanton fire chief said it started around 1:00 with an explosion. possibly started with a tank stored on the left exterior of the house. they believe the homeowner works on air-conditioning equipment in the garage. it's not clear if that was related. the homeowner was able to get him and his family out okay. the fire department kept the fire contained mostly to the garage. one room inside the house suffered damage. the entire structure was saved. it's expected to be red tag. the radiant heat caused damage to the home next door. again, no one was hurt. live in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> another tough day in oakland. no contract deal between city workers and leaders. thou

michelle's car reenters the garage two floors below. it arrives on the third floor. off camera, the nursing instructor sees it, waves frantically. the car suddenly stops, backs up, races down the ramp and out of the garage. but why? alarmed, the nursing instructor calls the police. >> especially this. same night. 8:56 p.m. michelle's nursing instructorer, no idea, baffled, looks in the parking lot for her car. 9:05 p.m. michelle's car reenters the garage two floors below. it arrives on the third floor. off camera, the nursing instructor sees it, waves frantically. the car suddenly stops, backs up, races down the ramp and out of the garage. but why? alarmed, the nursing instructor calls the police. and the next morning, 400 miles south in san diego, michelle's cousin christine was awakened by a text from michelle's former boyfriend. >> he messages me, he goes, hey, just to let you know, we don't know where michelle is, have you heard from her, try calling her. i looked at his message and said, gosh, what did michelle do this time? she's usually out having fun. >> she'

it has access from the front and from the garage. so, i'm not sure i'm stipulating that it is or would not do. someone in the future can convert to that. it's built to allow for that. which is good. i don't particularly like the front balcony more so than the back because i think they tend to be more visible from the street level and that is a totally kind of different concept. than what's around. i'm not enthralled by the third floor or the height. i think pushing it back a little bit from the kind of the typical property line there could, you know, be neighborly. it's 10 feet. so i'm not troubled by the height. i think interior spaces at nine feet tend to be small and feel cramped and i don't think it gets much to the neighbors. there are a couple of things that i'm kind of in support of. a front deck removal may be shifting it back a couple of feet back on that property line. commissioner moore? >> i would support the front deck to be removed. you may not have noticed it, but that is a north-facing deck. the south-facing deck with

, he locked the garage, there was an earthquake, the garage shifted so he couldn't the door open, and the car stayed in there until 2005 when i pulled it out. in fact, his daughter, who grew up in the house, had never even seen the car 'cause she'd never been in the garage. he was a pretty secretive guy. a lot of us old car guys are pretty strange. [dramatic music] ♪ we redid the engine, obviously, and we did the brakes for safety, but everything else is exactly as it was in 1927. maybe you're wondering why i didn't fix all the dings, dents, and scratches on this incredibly rare vehicle. well, up to fairly recently, old unrestored cars... >> i got it for free. it was abandoned in palm desert for six years. >> didn't have as much value as perfectly restored cars. they never looked that good in 1962. >> no, they did not. >> no. yeah, this is perfect. >> but these days, many cars are looked upon as antiques. >> this morning, i was just putting a cloth over it, and a piece of paint came off. >> you wouldn't take an old chippendale dresser and refinish it. it would lose

the staircase and burning through the garage door even the roof of the home.hing fire fighters can do. >> just a few minutes later. part of the roof crashed down. from the air, the extent of the damage became apparent. plumes of smoke stretching for miles above los angeles. back in bel air. >> see the flames shooting through the roof of this home. doesn't matter how much water they put on the fire they can't seem to put it out. >> doing the best we can. really difficult task. >> just looks like no amount of walter is enough. >> no, it's not enough. >> no amount of firefighters was enough kabood's home. >> this is my neighbor's house. it's going to burn down. please tell them to come. >> he hosed down as much as he could. the fire next door. >> what is it like to see your neighbor's hoemtz bur neighbor's homes burn. >> worst feeling. >> l.a. county fire with the water drop here. got a break in the wind. trying to take advantage of it. keep the fire from advancing over the hillside. jeff, those really heavy wind are expected to pick up again tonight. >> carter,

firefighters say one bedroom in the home is destroyed as well as the garage. firefighters say the homeowner has lived in the house for 40 years. able to get him out successful. >>> a group of teenagers attacked a bart rider. police arrested some of the attackers. sergio quintana has the latest on the attack. >> reporter: happened last night at 7:30. a swarm of deteenagers attacked the rider and someone was able to steal his phone. several in the group punched him and someone was able to pry away his phone. when the train stopped a group of teens tried to run away. bart police were quickly alerted. officers were able to catch several teens. and this incident has rattled riders. >> it is horrible. people are not safe anymore. >> it is sad this happens at this point in time of peoples' lives. hopefully the guy is okay. >> reporter: unfortunately for the victim of the attack, he was not able to identify any of the teens who were arrested as someone who stole his phones. >> this was probably maybe six months ago sort of the same thing was happening in san leandro wh

my husband's car was in the garage. get the milk?our husband came in 8:00 and was tired, so i let him go get the milk. you never question your mom. i went to get the milk, came said, i was just appointed president of pepsico and all you care about is the milk. she looked at me and said, what are you talking about? she said, when you walk in that door, just leave that crown in the garage because you are the wife, the daughter, the daughter-in-law, and the mother of the kids, and that is all i want to talk about. anything else, just leave it in the garage, so don't try this with me anymore. so i think with mom you don't try anything. david: but she must be very ceo. >> i think she is, but she keeps david: you went to the infantry and you almost lost her life, in combat. yeah, this was a pretty aggressive live fire exercise. david: pretty aggressive live fire exercise. >> live grenades, supporting machine-gun fire and the rest of that. a one star general, the vice chief of staff of the army four-star was with me when we were walking beh

they believe the homeowner works on air-conditioning equipment in the garage. the homeowner was able to get him and his family out okay. staying with family nearby according to the fire department. they kept the fire contained, mostly to the garage. one room inside the home was damaged. the entire structure was saved. the radiant heat caused damage to the home next door. no one hurt in the fire. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> we have new video this morning. a deadly police shooting in san francisco's bay view neighborhood is raising concerns and anger from the community. the city is disturbing. body camera footage was released capturing the moment he shot and killed a 42-year-old through his patrol car window last week. we brought it to you live on the midday newscast. o'neil was shot after a chase. he was suspected after carjacking a california lottery van. police say he was unarmed. they also say the officer who fired the gun just graduated from the academy. it was his fourth day on duty. his father watched the video and told the chief,

anything else, just leave it in the garage, so don't even try this with me anymore. with mom you don't try anything. david: but she must be very proud you are the ceo of pepsi. >> i think she is, but she keeps me grounded. david: you went to the infantry and you almost lost your life in combat. >> yeah, this was a pretty aggressive live fire exercise. david: pretty aggressive live fire exercise. >> live grenades, supporting machine-gun fire and all the rest of that. we were following general game, -- general keane a one star , general, the vice chief of staff of the army four-star, was with me when we were walking behind the soldiers. one of them knocked out a bunker, spun out of it, tripped, went down, and we think he probably squeezed -- because you tense up when you are about to take a blow -- and a round, an m-16 round, went through my chest. and so luckily it went over the "a" in petraeus rather than the "a" in army. and then i was put in a helicopter and flown down to the vanderbilt medical center. i was out of the hospital in 5 or 6 days. david: and to get out

this walker was sitting in the garage until the dog came along and decided it should be hers. well jason cannot say words, his smile and expressions say at all. >> he squeals and excitement. he has been more vocal. there is an excitement when it comes in from school. >> reporter: while the family worries about the dog's future development, jasons godfather is working on a doggie wheelchair. >> i am thinking about jasons wheelchair. >> it is one day at a time. and they appreciate this forever bond between a little boy and his puppy. sitting side-by-side this holiday season. >> they found a great forever home. >> they are hopeful jason will be able to walk one day with the help of leg braces. they are hoping the puppy will be able to get some prosthetics. >>> people all over the world are celebrating christmas. pope francis used christmas eve mass to call for christians who make life harder for refugees, hypocrites. bethlehem is noticeably emptier. fewer pilgrims went to midnight mass. probably because of renewed fighting between israeli soldiers and palestinians. after presiden

really this is a lot like the garages in the city where you pull up and someone else parks for you. >> reporter: that's right. and in this case it's all about creating parking spaces where they don't exist. this parking garage on broadway will soon become a test site for a pilot program in walnut creek. will it catch on in walnut creek, and will other cities take notice? >> parking is horrible, especially during the holidays. >> reporter: one thing people agree on, parking is a problem in walnut creek. what people don't agree on is how to fix the problem. >> there is parking problems downtown. but if you come to these garages, i don't think we need valet parking here. >> reporter: according to walnut creek officials valet parking may be a solution to its problem. >> when the garage fills up an attendant will direct someone to park behind an existing parked car, and the customer will hand their keys to the attendant and the attendant will move the car as spaces become available. a common practice in other cities but a new concept here. >> this is the first time we've created additional

it covered 25% of the parking meters in the city. 14sfa managed garages and lots. two cromareas where we -- control areas. we didn't make other changes to evaluate whether the changes over the course were happening because of changes in the city or changes to the pricing. as i mentioned. there were parking sensors in the pilot and control areas so we could tell when parking was available and use that to make the changes. it is worth noting in 2014 this board voted to make permanent the pricing in all the areas. for those 25% of the meters and 14 garages we are doing demand responsive pricing since 2011 for six and-a-half years now. what is demand responsive pricing? we use the average occupancy four blocks for different times of day to judge what the price should be. you can see the occupancy buckets when parking is too full and that means people can't find a space when they arrive and they circle and create traffic and get frustrated. we raise the price 25 septembers per hour. -- 25 cents per hour. when it doesn't create more traffic we leave it where it is. perhap

it's the moment of pam's murder in the parking garage next door, and everyone in the frame starts toove toward the sound of pam fayed's screams. everyone, that is, except jim fayed. he doesn't seem interested. >> is it your belief that at the time surveillance cameras capture mr. fayed sort of walking around the cort court yard area that he knew his wife was being killed at that exact moment? >> yes. the reason i base my belief on that is mr. fayed, when he walks out of the building everyone is interested in what's going on in the parking structure except mr. fayed, because he knows what just transpired. >> but that apparent disinterest in pam's screams wasn't enough to charge jim with murder. in fact, there was little evidence he had anything to do with it. then detective abdul-rahman's phone rang. >> the assistant u.s. attorney tells us that mr. fayed's cellmate wants to talk to whoever is handling the investigation of mrs. fayed's death. >> and what does the cellmate tell you? >> the cellmate tells us that mr. fayed had confessed to him that he had hired someone to kill his wife.

it's the moment of pam's murder in the parking garage next door, and everyone in the frame starts toct, to move toward the sound of pam fayed's screams. everyone, that is, except jim fayed. he doesn't seem interested. is it your belief that at the time surveillance cameras capture mr. fayed sort of walking around the courtyard area that he knew his wife was being killed at that exact moment? >> yes. the reason i base my belief on that is because mr. fayed, when he walks out of the building, everyone is interested in what's going on in the parking structure except mr. fayed, because he knows what had just transpired. >> reporter: but that apparent disinterest in pam's screams wasn't enough to charge jim with murder. in fact, there was little evidence he had anything to do with it. then detective abdul-rahman's phone rang. >> the assistant u.s. attorney tells us that mr. fayed's cellmate wants to talk to whoever is handling the investigation of mrs. fayed's death. >> and what does the cellmate tell you? >> the cellmate tells us that mr. fayed had confessed to him that he had hired some

"anything else, just leave it in the garage. so don't even try this with me anymore." think with mom, you don't try anything. but she must be very proud that you're the ceo of pepsi? i think she is. but if you go to her and talk about the ceo or any award that you get, she'll say-- this is what she says to me-- this conversation this morning, she said, "let me tell you why you got the award. "last week, i prayed four hours a day. all week. "and it's my prayers that got you the award, not your efforts." i said, "mom, whatever it is, i just wanted you to know, i got this little award." so she keeps me very grounded, david. what is more difficult, being a woman being a ceo, or being an immigrant being a ceo, or being a combination? what do you think has caused you more difficulty, and what did you have to work--? overcome more? i don't know if it's difficulty, i think being a woman, an immigrant, has-- had its positives and its negatives. it's had its positives because you sort of-- people take notice of you because you're so different. you walk in the room, people go, "o

anything else, leave it in the garage, so don't try this with me anymore. he must be very proud you are ceo. i think she is, but she keeps me grounded. david: you went to the infantry and almost lost your life. was an aggressive live fire exercise, live grenades, supporting machine-gun fire and the rest of that. a one star general, the vice chief of staff of the army four-star was with me when we were walking behind the soldiers. spunalked out of a bunker, out, tripped, went down, and probably squeezed -- because you tense up -- and a round went through my chest. in petraeus the a army. than the a in i was out of the hospital in 5-6 days. david: they did not want you to leave, so you did 50 push-ups to make sure they knew you were ok, is that right? >> it is the only time i have stopped at 50. [laughter] david: if someone wants to be the president of united states, is it hard work, intelligence, optimism, lock. what does it take for somebody who was to be president? >> humility. it is important to know which you don't know and listen to people who know what

relocate the garage and expand the proposed basement. categorical exceptional was give ton the work and excavation was within the volume and depth reviewed. the permit was approved by planning in september of 2014. while there is a case of serial permitting, the building was not demolished via the permits. they merged lots 10 and 17 in 2015, which planning staff approved based on incomplete information which noted the legal authorized use of chestnut as unknown. the property owner subsequently obtained several building permit applications for work on the project site, depicting one lot, despite the tentative map approval of the merger not being finalized. work completed under the permits includes the excavation of subgrade space with interior access, via 841 chestnut street and garden terrell lis. while this work is within the area of the single lot, it is in the required yard of each lot if treated as separate parcels. during subsequent enforcement review in mid 2016, the department determined that a conditional use authorization was re

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firefighters say it started yesterday in the garage of the home on spring meadow drive.he garage and it damaged the house and two cars parked outside. the fire there cause bd $100,000 in damage. >> it's been a week since firefighters began battling those massive wild fires in southern california. yesterday it seemed they were making progress, but overnight firefighters faced a setback when fears santa and a winds kicked up again. we get the latest from fox's will car. >>reporter: new he vacation orders in the fires continue to burn. nearly 15,000 homes and businesses now in harm's way. i'm scared to death. we packed up our whole car and we got evacuated this morning. fire crews attempting to save homes in karpry a, a small oceanside community south of santa bash a stoakd by strong winds early in the week. the flames threaten ing through the area. this is unbelievable to me almost. liefg here 25 years i've never even imagined that this was going to ever happen to us. a handful of fires covering more than 200,000 acres continuing to rage across the state with 9,000 firefig

tiaffay's house where he happens to have two other perfectly good hammers in the garage. >> reporter:else could all this have been, they asked, but a murder kit. one final thing. greyhound told the cops that he got into shauna's place with a key george gave him. and look at this. here's george at the hardware store, buying a key just like the key noel used. only one possible conclusion, said the prosecutors. >> noel stevens used the hammer. the person who used noel stevens is george tiaffay. >> reporter: ahh, but -- >> it's a good story, it's real interesting, but it's not evidence yet. >> reporter: this is george's defense attorney, robert langford. >> there is absolute reasonable doubt as to george tiaffay's involvement in this case. >> reporter: those surveillance videos, for example, that the prosecution found so damning? none of the hammers they bought was the actual murder weapon. and besides, most of what they bought together was simple --and innocent camping gear. george helping a man in need, as usual. >> he thought he was helping out noel stevens to live out where noel wante

they say the flameses started overnight in the garage of a home on spring meadow drive.e was contained to the garage but damaged the home and two other vehicles parked outside. still. no word on what caused it, one person treated at the scene for smoke inhalation. >>> in loudoun county, a house fire there being blamed on a malfunctioning fireplace, the fire marshal said the fire broke out in the 20,000 block of birds nest place friday night. several fire. the fire caused more than $400,000 in damage. >>> it's b violent protests in jerusalem days after president trump announced the united states would recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol. israeli security forces clashed with palestinian protesters for a third straight day. president trump's decision has led to protests around the globe. this was the scene outside the u.s. embassy in rome. similar happened in paris and in sweden. >> president trump back in his mar largo resort after a visit to mississippi earlier. >> he made a speech during the opening of the mississippi civil rights museum. but his appearance wasn't we

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. >> it's burning through the garage door, even the roof of the home. there is nothing firefighters can do. >> glor: senator al franken schedules an announcement as democrats in the senate tell him -- >> enough is enough. >> glor: dr. jon lapook on a new study link birth control pills to a higher risk of breast cancer. and road trip. the r.v. is making a comeback. >> i just love being on the road. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: good evening. the state department is asking u.s. diplomats around the world to put off all non-eventual travel to israel, jerusalem, and the west bank until later this month. the department is concerned about any possible violent reaction to president trump's announcement today that the united states now recognizes jerusalem as the capital of israel for the first time since the jewish state was founded nearly 70 years ago. mr. trump also ordered the state department to begin planning to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, a campaign promise. major garrett is at the white house. >> we cannot

the staircase and it's burning through the garage door. the roof of the home, there is nothing firefighters can do. just a few minutes later. part of the roof crashed down. from the air the extent of the damage became apparent. smoke stretching for smiles above los angeles. back in eel air. >> you can see those flame shooting through the roof. it doesn't matter how much water, they can't seem to put it out. it just looks like no amount of water is enough. >> no, it's not floor glo. >> glor: no amount of fighter fighters either. her husband maurice hosed down as much as he could. the fire now next door. >> what's it's like to see your neighborhoods' homes burn. you can see the flames on the hillside there. firefighters are out trying to put out the hot spots now before the winds pick up again tonight and push the flames back toward these multimillion dollar homes. jeff. >> glor: thank you. smoke from the fires drifting yesterday. hundreds of miles into the since then the fires have grown and plumes have thickened. david begnaud tells us the

what happened to the tree in front of the fake garage. so does this protect the relative affordability of existing housing? and how do you do that? do out do that with the two units? they don't want the two minutes. neighbors want the two units. you should not put the two units and put a unit on museum way. that would be wrong, terribly wrong. maybe what you need to do is ask them to pay into the affordable housing fund. i don't know. you don't have a plan in front of you. so i don't see how you can approve anything if you don't have a plan in front of you to go on the assumption that two units will be there. sometimes they put in a sham unit and it's a single-family home. so it's a big mess. it's very unfortunate. i don't know what to say other than if you look on-line there's a bunch of llcs connected with these owners. they have a right to have a business. whether it's speculative development, i don't know. it seems like it. nobody that wants to live in a house will take away every wall that exists. thank you. >> thank you. any addition

the airport is offering free parking in the garages if you're there for less than 30 minutes.. in addition there will be an express drop off and pick up in the garage for domestic flights. they hope it clears up the crowded roads around the terminal. it goes into effect beginning tomorrow and ends january 8th. >>> up next a little boy at the warriors game bursts into tears after his interaction with kevin durant. we'll tell you why. right there on the court. its all about the shoes. >>> okay. a little boy started crying right there on the court. it's all about the shoes. >> it's the best highlight of the night. we would start crying if kd gave you his shoes. warriors back at home after the 6-0 road trip. kd signing the shoes, gives the shoes to a young man, overwhelmed with emotion. that's cool. as for the game. the blazers in town. david west with the big slam, no steph curry or draymond green tonight so down the stretch it was clay thompson, nice three ball here. the warriors beat the blazers 111-104. >>> after yesterday's disappointing loss, tj carry was back in the bay are

from the garage at nat stadium. trip in a special vehicle designed just for him that lets krauthammer accelerate and brake with his left hand and steer with his right. >> everybody comes in here the first time is terrified. >> [ chuckles ] >> and i don't blame them. in fact, when i went for my driving test, the tester didn't want to get in. >> [ laughs ] >> i told him he had to. it's the law. i think he passed me because he survived. he was so happy to be alive when it was over. >> the first time i saw you go into the parking lot, i waved to you, and then the next day you said to me, "you really shouldn't wave. it's a little dangerous." [ laughs ] >> yeah, the wave is a little bit hard. when somebody lets me in in traffic, i'm tempted to take one hand and to say the "thank you" wave. >> [ chuckles ] >> but then, of course, i wouldn't have a hand on the steering wheel. >> it actually took us eight minutes to get to the stadium. when we took our seats, the nats were beating the braves 1-0. krauthammer went into analys