green roof next to the new swimming pool. i will get to see that and we will lose a green wall. i urge you to approve the project. one last thing. i also part in the golden gate with parking lot. this thing is empty on saturday mornings. thank you. >> good evening, supervisors. thank you for your time and thank you for your amazing perseverance. my name is mona lisa. i am a district 8 president. i am an attorney and small- business owner. i am also the mom of two small children. i'm here to support the 8 washington project. i am also here to support the over 100 merchants at the ferry building. i would like to talk to you about how excited i am to imagine and -- to imagine we can manifest here, picture in our minds, children frolicking in an outside water fountain. how beautiful that idea is and instead of walking out with your amazing food that you got from this building, looking across and seeing a chain-link fence and concrete and instead, use the green, people walking, bicycles going back and forth. just the picture of that, i am really excited about that and i am really excited about progress. i would like t

people walking along the embarcadero every day, looking out at the screen roof, looking over at the green walls on the north side of this building, are going to be inspired. they're going to think to themselves, i could do that for my own house, for my own business, my own industrial or commercial building. we think that is very important. it is going to be great for my business if that happens, but it is also, more importantly, and to be very good for the environment -- going to be very good for the environment and the quality of life for people in san francisco. i urge you to support and uphold the eir. thank you. >> president chiu, supervisors. my name is katie. i am an avid walker. i live two blocks from the embarcadero for over 17 years. i spend a lot of time on the embarcadero and around the area. just being grateful that i can live and what i do. i am really looking forward to this project because it is like to make my walks safer and a lot more enjoyable. i have often wondered what it looks like behind the walls of the green fence where the current club exists. it has been an eyesore an

up next, the green wall, a certified i of the wall, and this is a lot like be a lovely green that is there now. this is what it would look like to the right. this is the new athletic facility. so now, we're walking north along the embarcadero. the green fence is about 12 feet high. this is about 10 feet higher. this is a video that is done for the planning department that was included in the back of the appendices, with the comments for the eir. it was not done by supporters or opponents of the project, it was meant to provide representation for the project. >> this is what it is all about. with the testimony, this is why a conditional use should not be prevented. this is dramatically raising the waterfront height limits. this raises the limits by more than half and bubbling the allowable limits to the size of a football field. this is the first time in 50 years that these kinds of changes have been made. they have been rejected four times in the past. you find very little, if any discussions on why serious and considerable fought in the past with these proposals -- and you can talk

. >> whenever you bring kids in here or guests, aren't they usually most fascinated by the green walle'll explain how the weather works on tv. >> hopefully, you will have more than one map to use. >> we'll see what happens. >> off to a slow start but they're coming. >> happens to everybody at work on monday mornings. the forecast generally looks fine. remember yesterday, we had a lot of clouds around for the day, kind of felt like it might rain but never really did. it will do that again today. the clouds are coming in off the ocean. that will keep things relatively cool for this time of year and relatively cloudy. >> i always say it is great photography weather because it evens it out no matter where you're standing. >> the lighting is good. >> i think a little more sunshine later this afternoon. then things get interesting as we get into tuesday and wednesday. interesting meaning chance for thunderstorms with warmer temperatures by tomorrow. there is a live look at your radar. all of the flashing you see off to the north and west, lots of thunderstorms here currently well off to the

tied at 5 all. 3-2 fastball, off the big green wall and mark reynolds scores. ones, birds lead 6-5. the strike him out throw him out. that's why he's an all star catcher. he was 2-2. so extra, extra innings. 17, tied at 6 all. top of the inning, jones, a three run game winning homerun. so orioles have baseball's best record 19-9 and they lead the american league east over tampa baby a half game. rangers in town for four starting tomorrow night. >> meantime, lacrosse, maryland is warded the no. 1 seed. the third ranked top seeded hounds make their 20th appearance. here you see them playing hopkins. hopkins name second degree no. 2 seed in the quest for the national championship. they'll have stony brook next sunday. also, a date sunday at 7:30 and the women's team, the big east champs will host penn on may 13th. so we've got more for you. former head coach and her penn state squad next saturday, navy at unc and maryland at umass. meantime, that's it in sports but i can tell you real quick nba winners today, philly, new york and boston. >> all right. thanks so muc

we can tell you some san francisco residents feel they're being overrun by wall green. thehain wants to expand an open the 68th store in the city at the old tower record site at columbus and bay. there are already two wall greens less than three blocks from the new location. the company says the new store will be different and include groceries to go along with the drugstore items. >>> the concord city council will have a budget workshop tomorrow to talk about the possible closure of a popular family camp near lake tahoe. the interim manager are talking about selling camp concord. they say it would save $300,000 by 2013. it was created in 1967 to serve the city's young people. >>> amtrak conductors going high tech, trading in hole punchers and going new school with the iphone. they are using it as a ticket scanner on routes, including from san jose to sacramento. passengers, it is simple. print it or load it to the smart phone, then they can scan it, keep track of everyone that gets on board. 1700 conductors will be using the new devices by end of the summer. >> everything

through the studios in glasgow in scott land delivering the lunchtime forecast, learned about the green wallguess in scotland they use an orange wall, maybe not a green wall. take a look at how it all played out. >> well, it's on several pictures. we head toward the end of the week. this afternoon it will be cold, wet and windy across most of scotland. we're under the influence of low pressure. and this weather front pushing northwards is bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. >> they always sound smarter in a british accent. he did a really good job. it's not easy to do. will he pick up the snarky anchor thing quickly? he ripped the writers on live tv, take a look. >> snow with a higher ground of the highened lands and aberdeenshire -- who the hell wrote this script? as the afternoon goes on. >> all right, that was the highlight. >> how do you like that he can say who the hell on tv and nothing will happen to him. >>> ahead in our next hour, a $2 billion blunder at a bank that could hammer your 401(k) today. happy friday. [ female announcer ] introducing a match made in skin heaven. new venu

. >> it's the weird green on the wall. >> miami has a new stadium. they built a new stadium.ozier. it's better than the one they used to play in. >> it's ugly. >> it kind of has different colors. it's great for the marlins. they're doing well. >>> 70 degrees right now

the task at hand. that's to win this race. >> to do that, they'll be one, perhaps as much as a second green/white checkered still to come. repairs continue on the s.a.f.e.r. barrier on the backstretch inside wall before the field of cars will be fired up. and eventually the green flag to decide the race. see those big blocks of foam? something designed by the folks out at the university of nebraska. the midwest center for road safety. indianapolis motor speedway a driving force initially behind it. nascar jumping on board. so much research has gone in to designing these for different types of race cars, different locations on racetracks. it's been one of the great safety advancements. >> i donated a car at the beginning of this project. i thought they were going to test the car. i didn't realize they were testing the wall. i got it back, they had run it into the wall at about 170 miles an hour. to see how these walls would hold up. you can see they've done a good job in the development of this. they've got different sized blocks so they can repair this wall. >> originally this was all designed for the outside, for the walls that you see that are along the outer part of the racing surface. but

the task at hand. that's to win this race. >> to do that, they'll be one, perhaps as much as a second green/white checkered still to come. repairs continue on the s.a.f.e.r. barrier on the backstretch inside wall before the field of cars will be fired up. and eventually the green flag to decide the race. see those big blocks of foam? something designed by the folks out at the university of nebraska. the midwest center for road safety. indianapolis motor speedway a driving force initially behind it. nascar jumping on board. so much research has gone in to designing these for different types of race cars, different locations on racetracks. it's been one of the great safety advancements. >> i donated a car at the beginning of this project. i thought they were going to test the car. i didn't realize they were testing the wall. i got it back, they had run it into the wall at about 170 miles an hour. to see how these walls would hold up. you can see they've done a good job in the development of this. they've got different sized blocks so they can repair this wall. >> originally this was all designed for the outside, for the walls that you see that are along the outer part of the racing surface. but

with a summary of our main news stories in about ten minutes up next the occupy wall street protesters whose anti green message harvard global support last year hoping to rekindle the movement's momentum up next a london occupy activist tells us how the group is still on the rise as more people see that they're being robbed by their own governments stay with us. way here is some polls cathedral in london from where the occupy the london stock exchange me but was fairly recently effected the movement appears from where i'm standing to be on its last legs but luckily jamie can see for you from all the pylons and is here to convince me otherwise jamie thanks for talking to us today now you said yourself a nice to feel it to you that this place is almost home to the tenants used to be right that just where you're standing is the occupy movement deads absolutely no it's obviously one of the things of the company moving is that we're allowed to put a lot more energy into the movement itself was actually becoming very difficult to sustain the kind as it becomes very large if you bear in mind that some five mo

the sausages and occupy wall street protesters and the streets of new york city. they're marching and chanting outside of the bank of america corp. greenall street moving is encouraging employees not to good work and students to skip school. there's a huge traffic tie up and a loss angeles because of the occupied protesters. their labor unions, workers, clergy members taking part. much more on the developing story as con to four news comes right back. -- kron 4 news comes tieback -- right back great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay. you know, you can just buy the sofas and take them home, today. for a limited time, get up to 15% back on select seating. ikea, the life improvement store. the more dirt can spread around the kitchen. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one solution for sparkling dishes, plus

the rally it is time for your friday night top five. just-in-time before crashing into the wall. member for round two of the colonial penn greens of the day he needed a birdie on the final hole to make the pass cream does one batter he sings the approach for an eagle jason doctor has a two shot lead. no. 3 this guy really wanted an up close picture of raise manager john madden and never to back the coliseum where there is plenty of foul territory john johnson races over for cats. >>> the double limit the rangers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> and use green wall is being installed. according to the department citing ninth guidelines it is in a preferable location. the wireless guidelines state that the preference location may be approved by the condition if a higher price for its side is not available. in this instance, at&t submitted an alternative analysis about the efforts that at&t made in terms of finding a more preferable area. no other site located within its service area. none of these sites would be as desirable, partly due to incompatible site design and site operation issues. department staff has reviewed the site analysis and concurred that the project is the most viable site and recommends that the king did -- the commission does the same. to this point, the department has received a letter in opposition from a nearby residential neighbor. this neighbors' concerns revolve around radiofrequency exposure and private views. as you are aware, the public health has found the site is in conformance with the ftc and radiofrequency exposure. private views are not protected

the illegal scrappers. a large corporate target bge will spray its items green. they prey on homeowners as well. >> that's an example of some of the damage. he would tear the walls out just to get to the copper pipes. >> reporter: others would rep off the most challenged machining -- among us. >> we went on the waiting list. that's about a year. >> reporter: in dundalk, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> she said her son's names appeared on a waiting list for almost 10 years before money came through for the well chair ramp. >>> if you had to deal with the delays on the jones falls expressway, we have good news. the city said the project is ahead of schedule. it could be finished in the first woke of june. the left lanes on both sides near 28th street have been closed off for three weeks for repairs under the roadway. the city said great weather during that time has actually allowed the work to move along. >> we're a little ahead of the game. we're working 12-hour shifts, 24 hours as we can. it as given us the tonight to a nowmp around a lot bet are with no cars in the roadway. >> the city says they know this has been an inconvenience. on a typical day 120,000 cars use t

. >>> headlines today, equity markets in europe are in the green following asia and wall street hire le it out. >> and warns without action, the region's troubles derailing the global economy. >> iif warns losses for the lend are's lenders could amount to 260 billion euros. >> and jpmorgan under the micro skop as congress gets set to grill regulators today on the bank's trading losses. >> we'll bring you footage of a meeting between lagarde and osbourne. we're waiting for their appearances and potentially any comments as they head into key meetings in brussels. in the meantime, let's take a quick look at how u.s. markets are positioned ahead of the open. we have green and red going on behind me. dow would open just a little lower. nasdaq roughly flat. s&p is the only one in the green hanging on to some of the losses. global 300 up about 0.3%. >> some of the journalists looking awfully young, which means i must be getting rather old. we'll bring you those comments in a few moments. right now, this is what we had. we snooped a five day losing streak yesterday. ibex up 0.4% as well. as f

the job market. wall street has a new report this morning. how are things looking? >> right now looking at a flat open. stocks are in the green a little bit. all street kind of on hold for the big jobs report that comes out on friday. there are new indications that things could be getting better and that layoffs seem to be slowing. in you this report shows fewer people signed up for new unemployment claims last week. claims fell 27,000. that's a sizable decline. let's see if this is a trend and not just a blip. >> all righty then. alison kosik reporting from the new york stock exchange. stories we're watching in the "newsroom." osama bin laden in his own words is what we're getting a look at today as some of the 6,000 documents seized in that raid that killed the al qaeda leader are now available online for all to see. our security experts are sifting through all of that stuff online right now and will update us in a few minutes on what they've learned. >>> another twist in the case of the chinese activist chen guangcheng. he tells cnn he regrets leaving the u.s. embassy in beijing and now wants american officials to help get him and his fa

these are the reasons this mixed bag to them they really as we are seeing red and green across the board what i'll do is look at started with wall street because they're trading now now they're already feeling the pressure from all over the place and they're actually feeling it from china and china a feeling it from europe now the u.s. markets they are buying stuff and its own size that china's economy is showing strains from the european debt crisis the kind of intellect now as we can see there with the dow jones around four tenths of a percent down the now side of sense in negative territory at this hour now investors in rules are digesting lots of domestic data as well we had job as kinds falling which is a good thing we had durable goods rising also a good thing but the overriding overriding concern is that greece is really the main factor this happened at the european markets and see how they closed up today now investors in europe brushing off a loads of data that was really disappointing including germany's manufacturing falling in may we know that's the biggest economy in europe as well remember let's talk about the scen

it took hours to pass the two metal detectors before i was stuck in a six-by-six-foot wall covered with plexiglas. the death row visitor's area is a stone's throw from a little green chamber which the state of california has its execution. they pass the time going about the monday and the business about incarcerated while their lawyers try to prolong their lives. ok. we're going to recall her. let's start off with talking about "to kill a mockingbird." and what that book meant. you wrote an article about it, john. as a law professor it was something you focused on as part of legal education. how did you choose that and why? wow. i just want to say, it was wonderful seeing the actor portraying atticus finch. as i watched that i thought to myself, and i want to know what tony thinks about this, i thought there is no chance that tom robinson is going to get off. you know, that was such an ineffective appeal. now, is it a wonderful speech? it's a wonderful speech. is it beautiful? it's beautiful. is it incredibly well-written? yes. is it going to work? there's no chance. tom robinson must have been listening to that and saying, oh, my god. you know. there's a trick th

the south bay. a lot of green on the roadway sensors. pretty decent drive times coming out of the north bay. >>mark: the opening bell on walltreet, a lot of nervous investors sent dow futures tumbling after weekend elections in greece and france. concerns about austerity measures being bumped. dow futures are down over one of 25 points, they were down 40 at the opening bell. is how are right at the 13,000 mark. it could've been worse as it seems investor fears have calmed a little bit. >>darya: a developing story out of san francisco, we are on the scene of a fire, look at the flames shooting through the top floors of this four story apartment complex periods 37 people were displaced by the fire including seven kids with its five firefighter score a hara-kiri x one of the stairways inside the building gave way. there were five fire fighters that were heard. called >>craig: i will have to sleep in a motel. i do not have any friends. >> i am trying to put a happy face on it and move forward but as i realize the more things that i lost in the fire, it will be less happy. >>darya: it is a sad thing they're dealing with. yoli ec

the art work was 106,000,004 picassos nude green leaves and bust sold by christie's in 2010. >>> to me looks more like a breeze but watching is offense. the giants skimming about their offense giants offense the wall the first eight innings but we have a development the giants and padres and that of montana, and the kids camp came through as he always does can't say the same for the offense and selenide. here comes the squeeze. and it ties the game right now and the bottom of the ninth giants have the bases loaded and there are two routes. at the guts to call. to equate sixth inning to the left the former giant cody ross can't handle it in front of the monster that's the second ibm gave the a's went to an three how about that in boston and 42 is the final. that's good stuff the red sox in their home soil. the angels win net nine to nothing. the washington capitals and york mangy rangers could triple overtime he sent everybody home front of the rangers' leading the series now two games to one. the game has now gone into extra innings and the giants in the bottom of the night. police they tied up. but up to it on cbs five. cozily my 145 sports caster at 11:00. all have for you. right after 130 weath

the man began shooting through the walls and floors and started lighting fires. >> they discovered it was a danger to the other tenants and we were given a greenthe suspect when it can be done safely and the suspect was neutralized. >> the man was a person of interest in the roner park murder. dianne hughes died in a violent struggle off bernice avenue. she had been beaten to death and police were looking for her missing car. we will hear from police and hopefully we will learn more about the identity of this gunman. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now 535, this is no connection between of the disappearance of sierra lemar and another disappearance connected to sierra lemar's disappearance. yesterday about 100 volunteers spread outlooking for the missing 15-year-old. sheriff's dive teams were searching waterways near sierra lemar's home. >>> uc berkeley police are urging students to use the safety program after a string of armed robberies on campus and in the past two weeks there have been four hold ups and one assault with a deadly weapon. it happened with two of the dorms although police are increasing patrols, students a

numbers come out earlier, just reiteration of what we're seeing in the subtle and some not so subtle policy shift. a lot of green on the wall. today we might hand off to the u.s. on a made what more positive note. we're up about 0.6% on the day. partially came after fitch downgraded japan from aaa to a plus. didn't see too much of a raek, but we can take a closer look at how we're looking across the region. spain in the green this morning up 0.1% despite the report out overnight that talks about how their losses -- total bank losses. half a percent for the xetra dax. ftse 100 surprisingly soft inflation figures out this morning. we can take a look at how that changed bond markets. gilt softer uk inflation data coming in suggesting the bank of england may have more ability to do quantitative easing if it so chooses. spain 6.15, italy 5.18. quick look at commodities, gold in focus. we're seeing a bit of a buns back. there's spot gold 1575. copper doing at bit better, too. so we'll hand off to you on a decent note all things considered. >> thank you. and coming up, larry page sounding off on the facebook ipo. but first, a firs

the distinction between gray and green infrastructure investment and the relative costs of both. >> sure. when we're talking about gray, we're talking about hard systems like levees and dams, bulkheads, sea walls. what we're more focused on is implementing projects where we allow natural systems, flood plains, coastal wetlands, barrier beaches, oysteries to also perform flood mitigation services. so we're doing a lot of projects like that both in the mid part of the country, a lot of flood plain restoration. some of that involves just setting back levees far enough from the river to allow flood plains to perform their natural function. and then along the gulf coast, we have a goal of building 100 miles of oyster reefs along the alabama coast. the cost comparison compared to gray infrastructure is very new, and we're actually starting to work on partnership with some insurance companies to really measure those out. we have some preliminary figures on the oyster reef, but it's very new, and i don't think it accurately yet reflects what the true cost benefit of the green versus gray would be. >> thank you very much. senator wicker is coming here in just a second, and i want to make sure to get hi

the deficit. 8% unemployment. healthcare, green jobs, gas prices, wall street, lobbyists. i mean, you can go on and on and on. and every one of these cases this president has made a big, big promise, using his words, which is why we feature his words burke the reality is it hasn't squared up so much what does he do? instead of launching his campaign on what has been accomplished while he has been president, he launches it on the back of gay marriage. scott walker is running in a recall. about? he's talking about the fact that his reforms are working, that business is open again in wisconsin. he's talking about his accomplishments. this president needs to evolve on a lot more subjects than just one. like evolve on your theory on how you are going to get spending under control, get jobs back to the american people. evolve on those things as well. >> ryan, it's always nice to see you. hope you will come back. >> thank you, greta. >> coming up, an $800,000 gsa convention, actually a little more than that. and exotic vacations and a help wanted ad for a magician. now the obama administration finally has a plan to

. >> consider the promises the debt, the deficit, 8% unemployment, health care, green jobs, gas prices, wall street, lobbiests, i mean, you can go on and on and on and everyone of these cases this president has made a big big promise using his words which is why we feature his words but the reality is it has not squared up. >> reporter: according to the polls top priority for most americans is still economy, 62% versus just 7%, who cite same- sex marriage as their top issue in washington kelly wright, fox news. >>> new this morning, police involved shooting in southeast dc. fox 5s melanie alnwick following this one for us all morning long. she is live at the scene on 6th street. melanie. >>> having trouble with melanie's audio there. hopefully we will get her, as the broadcast does continue. as we mentioned dc police are looking into whether the officer involved shooting on 6th street at melanie's location is related to a shooting in 4300 block of 3rd street a man shot in the leg 10:15 p.m. last night and an unrelated shooting happened in the same hour, v street southeast. two men were shot.

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the second story after old victorian in oakland. >>> facebook is taking a beating on wall street expansion plans are doing well in menlo park. city officials are green-lighting the expansion plans which is opposed by neighbors. amy hollyfield is live at facebook headquarters. >> reporter: it was a bittersweet meeting last night for facebook. you could consider it a victory for facebook here in machine low -- here in menlo park. but it appears the fight is not over. the city council did decide to allow facebook to triple its workforce and add buildings to its new campus the mayor saying menlo park is lucky to have facebook. atherton city officials showed up at the meeting they are concerned about increases in traffic and having it back-up into their streets. city leaders there are considering taking the issue to court. >> i have to say that we have to do what we think is right for atherton. just as you think you have to do what is right for men low park. >> reporter: some investors are questioning whether facebook should be expanding with the stock price now below $30 for the first time, $38.84, down 24% since its debut some shareholders have filed a

the democrat side. her name is marisa de franco. she supports health plans, green jobs, and capping federal funds to wall street. natures, and hopes to get enough delegates this weekend to get on the ball ballot. will she be able to do it? she is joining me now. mrs. de franco, thanks for being here tonight. >> thank you for having me, it's a joy. >> you're unfamiliar to a lot of my viewers with b what should they foe about you? >> that i have been a practicing attorney in the commonwealth representing people from all walks of life. and using that real world advocacy to get results and help people solve problems. i want to bring that talent and skill to representing people from the state of massachusetts into the united states senate. >> why are you a better match up against scott brown? >> i'm better because i have real world experience that speaks to all voters. we need to win more than just the democrat base in massachusetts because we have a majority of independent voters and they're looking for representatives that talk to them straight and have real world experience on the ground working with them, next to