the whole idea is that we reuse and recycle. part of leedhen you build something, the carpet, the paint, the selection of the flooring, everything here is according to the leed principles of law limiting materials, locally sourced, and highly recent cold content. -- recycled content. leed >> it will serve as a ensample of sustainable construction. >> we are committed in 2002 to providing the silver standard with the leed rating. >> that is the program that you're using. they are largely forced to use wood products grown in manufactured overseas. this puts american workers and american products at a competitive disadvantage. >> this is a key supporting role in the development and growth of the leed standards. just recently, the federal just increased its requirements for the level of leed certification. its prior commitment, they have up to that as part of the obama administration commitment to improving the footprint of the government. they have increased that to bold certification. that is a pretty big challenge. all new major federal build

i can't help but think this started off life at the leeds fireclay company sometime in the sort of 1880sis weighs probably around about 500lbs or thereabouts. and i would reckon a pound for a pound. so if you wanted to go out and buy another one of these today, if you could find one, you'd probably have to pay somewhere in the region of £500. - do you fancy the idea of owning a pair? - definitely. once you've got a pair, you've got to get that clock tower between the two. i'm sure morecambe's got one to spare somewhere. - i'm sure it has. - you never know. this is what we've arrived at. this is a renaissance revival bonbon dish. it's english, dating about 1865, silver-plated with a frosted glass insert. they're not really the height of fashion, these. - but you paid 15 quid for it? - yeah. well, i reckon we've added at least two quid to the value by cleaning it. that's lovely. so there we go. a little bit of spit and polish, and i think, you know, you can see the difference. - yeah. - great. and why aren't you wearing this wonderful paisley shawl? well, because it nearly wasn't a paisley

it is designed to meet the leed silver rating and will create a building filled with natural daylight and help the materials. another important part of our design was to create a context -- an important context relationship between the new library design and the surrounding neighborhood. we took great care to look at the rhythm, proportion, and scale of the surrounding neighborhood buildings, as well as the architecture of the north beach pool and clubhouse. our approach is to make a contemporary interpretation of the neighborhood context in the design of the new library. this is an elevation of the columbus avenue side of the library, with a central and to point. you concede the windows which rap at the top of the building underneath the roof, -- which wrap at the top of the building underneath the roof. this is an interior view of the adult reading room, looking back toward the entry, with the community room located on the second level and the mezzanine. this is a view of the interior of the children's reading room. finally, this is a view from columbus and mason, looking at the new

we are trying to reach the leed platinum standard. so we have additional physical mechanical requirements in addition to what a normal building would have. we put those mechanical requirements at the back of the building in order to draw air in and exhaust air on each floor. here is the rest of it. the way highrises work, we have a performance-based engineering structural system that is not fully designed yet. when it is fully designed, it goes to the building department. there will be a peer review at dbi. we will get feedback. if the feed back is great and the structural system worked perfectly, we might be able to make some more room. but until we finish that and go through a plan check, which cannot produce anything. that is why i said earlier we are going to go to a plan check process. we are good to submit the process. it takes a lot of detail. when we finish the process, hopefully we will come out the other end with a building permit. if there is the protrusion, i am sure they will appeal and we will see you again. or we will ha

ok talk to tim right earthquake expert joining us live from the university of leeds in the u.k. thank you for being with us. story beyond earth russia's soyuz spacecraft a success successfully i should say docked the international space station two russians and an american will spend five months there bringing the total i assess crew to six the flight was dedicated to the first man in space it took place just a week before the fiftieth anniversary of his legendary voyage and was just in the reports even today the party's legacy is inspiring new generations to follow their dreams. after all spend most of their lives preparing for the possibility of going to space now roughened calls on our program for takes about two hundred. we're and that's one of the physical training we have to go through all the hard men and women put into their professions one of the things they fear is a little more about it and that's an unwavering a childhood dream of literally reach for something big aspiring cosmonauts. watches intently as a so you see i'm a twenty one spacecraft is due to its vertical

arriving at a file location of here backstage at the famous leeds are adults country started all the way back in ninety six and the current show meaning happiness has been seen by almost four million people as it has a cost picture and many artists from russia the former soviet union in u.s.s.r. where i was born there was no much thinks to go for it golfing on behala so i had a lock to go to for spain then i asked to use the portugal that i did not at all for three years and now in limbo for eight years. oh yeah i find i'm very happy to have. so many of the performers who train constantly in russia or elsewhere and with you tools to continue korean ballet such shows like the leader in paris provided them with alternative stage work seventy artists six hundred costumes twenty three sets and a real eye strain but he told the spectacular show something to d.c. and little interest across the french english ukrainian australian immersion dances to name a few as a leader with song to perform she could say it's a sign of the times true collaboration. with france and russia become closer as

and now it's the country's first airport terminal that's leed gold registered. s basically wanted travelers to be healthier and feel less stressed. new features include the nation's only food court including organically grown food, a direct bart train makes it easy to get here, club seating in the waiting area, children's play area and natural lighting. >> it's nice to be on the inauguration of something. it looks pretty cool. i read that there are parts of the roof that move. and so i guess that's ominous for a good beginning of the trip. >> reporter: and this is the new home of virgin america and american airlines. the first flight left at 6:00 this morning. the next one leaves at 7:00. so if you are coming out here this is the first time that terminal 2 has been open for ten years so a little confusion but i think people are adjusting just fine. >> i bet so. sounds nice. kiet do at sfo, thank you very much. >>> the giants fan attacked outside dodger stadium showing new signs of improvement this morning. bryan stow's sister says he has not had any more seizures

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some of these younger protests right now that's very true i mean if you look at the sort of the university of leeds in yemen pretty educated and and that's a very accurate characterization but if you look at the whole question of what happens to solve or how he how we use it we're using a whole bunch of different metaphors that may not apply to yemen in abdication in departure like tunisia is a possibility but based on his recent behavior it seems like less and less of one in egypt style handover is also a possibility but in yemen unlike egypt the army and the security services don't have the trust of the people they don't have the trust of the protesters protesting in the streets in fact those because they've been firing tear gas and killing them that well actually they're not standing down the way to decide which what will my guess and this is a gas because the situation is fluid in yemen is extremely fluid right now is that you will see some kind of modus vivendi between the major tribes and what and yemen's general congress party the ruling party how that's going to shape up i don't know in fac

all the debates about catholic emancipation in england, and louisa's future mother-in-law, the duchess of leeds, was completely against the \. and the -- against the marriage. and the duke was so against it that he tried to disinherit his sop and refused ever to meet -- his son and refused ever to meet louisa. she had to wait until 1848 before she even stepped foot inside hornby castle. so it was difficult, but louisa was fairly determined, and she and ka married. and, in fact, her money was used to look after him in the beginning which he didn't like at all and, indeed, set about changing this. but it was quite interesting to marry a rich, the rich heir of a duke and actually have no money. [laughter] so i think that the catholic theme, if you like, throughout, throughout the book is one of, of difficulty. it, it could have actually insured that the sisters were not received in society at all. but they seemed to overcome this. people didn't seem to mind when they met them. and there were very few comments ever made about them being catholics except by the families into which they married. when

[laughter] although the students reacted as this i was the host of the most elite -- leed is club they thought it was so horrible that the anthology is about the art of the possible nonetheless i am very happy how it turned out and i am excited to say readers can find astonishing work or funny work by writers who will be new to them that i feel should be recognized and i hope they will be able to recognize the styles that are characteristic of american women's writing and those that are allegory use by women writers including those like katharine cedric and harper and shirley jackson and i could go on and on. i want to conclude my reading called she and names them. how many know this piece? my daughter. [laughter] otherwise this will be something new to you and i hope that you like it. it is set in the garden of eden and told by a rebellious the fan reflected at the time the concern our fascination of the feminist with escaping from patriarchal language that it is a language invented by men then told what we can express. and creating a new way to speak so she names them those with the

wins a medal in various events held in russia or anywhere else in the world to sing worse and lives right here at this school in leeds only when the students take part in major competitions but all the trophies eventually end up right here at the five directions of the world. this trophy is given at the end of each year to the winner of the confluent cup one of our students won this trophy it is a very valuable price basically it confirms that he was the best fighter of the year and if we've. got fighters. name is mostly sally who was also named the king of conflict becoming the only known chinese warrior in the world to be awarded this title though he graduated a while ago mostly and still considers it an honor to come by his alma mater to train and convey the philosophy of the next generation. this is really a unique school first of all it discipline students you are always doing something meaningful practicing studying you have no free time i think it is very important for young people today it doesn't leave room for bad things drugs terrorism which is a big problem today sports can save young people especially in

>> i learned about the importance of leed certification. i had not heard much about the topics before we were talking to the other crewmembers and we were picking our topics. i learned a lot about the buildings and standards. >> magazine, thank you for joining us today. >> here is a brief portion for her documentary "leed-ing the way." ♪ >> this little piggy seems to be thinking ahead. his house will be waterproof and fireproof. they affect termites, sound, and mildew growth of. >> it helps the, withstand tornado and hurricane force wind. very important in an area known for this population they will meet minimum requirements to have a leed certified hileman. >> you can see this documentary and others at studentcam.org. host: we want to welcome kurt volker, a former u.s. ambassador to nato and we focus on libya and nato. good morning. the me begin with an editorial this morning talking about the be a stalemate from "the washington post. what is your response? what is the u.s. mission in libya? what is the role of nato? guest: there is a misma

and now it is the country's first airport terminal that's leed gold registers. designers wanted travelers to be healthier and less stressed so some of the new features include the nation's only food court featuring locally grown organic food, a direct bart connection for public transportation, club-like seating which would be very comfortable, children's play area and lots of natural lighting. it's festive, balloons, shiny. we'll be talking to the passengers and checking it out ourselves in a bit. we'll have more in the next half hour. >> these people won't want to get on the planes. they will just hang out in the terminal! [ laughter ] >> reporter: exactly. >> all right. kiet do at sfo, thank you. >>> what, no cinnabons? lots of healthy stuff? >> just carrot juice. >> just kidding. >> why not. >>> it's 5:07. let's check traffic and weather. lawrence, you usually bring in the krispy kremes. oh, you spent the night here last night. [ laughter ] >> i could be doing carrot juice and a little caffeine! how about that for a drink. we have some changes for today. of co

the two deserved a million going cup final sport the fifty can of coach of the all conquering soviet and russian sides at leeds and ninety's even port. in the dressing room to see how lou a meeting like this they're prolific scorer and captain sergei my second cherishes details on those missing can wait for us would include we will have a few days off and we'll save our emotions for the finals i think we were more excited after showing ganske on the seventh match that means it's becoming harder and harder to bear the pressure but we're there and that's all that matters in the decisive serious. you life the front drops in on friday and a final what you want the most exciting kitchell season yet would simply be the cherry on top his name on the team. and finally let's go have back to full address that way cause they have russian prime a lead through up some less than memorable results for the favorites plenty of goals though and here they all were and the goals go lower section. i. can't believe. that. liz . i. know this is going. to little. live. live . live. and i was have a very brief look at tonight's champi

. >> reporter: finally it's one of the greenest in the country only terminal to be leed gold registered with features like natural lighting, it uses a lot less electricity and reduces waste. you can't help but make the comparison to san jose's brand- new $1.3 billion terminal b. we put virgin america's ceo on the spot. which terminal is better, terminal 2 at sfo or terminal b at san jose? >> you know, i'm probably not the best person to say but i like our home right now. >> reporter: and that is what $383 million will buy you these days. will it attract more flyers? well, that's up to you. at sfo, kiet do, cbs 5. >> that looks pretty nice, doesn't it? >> i think kiet is still there getting a facial right now. [ laughter ] >> maybe so. or playing in the playground. >> a massage. >> that's right. >>> a wake-up call for the faa. the drastic changes after air traffic controllers were caught sleeping on the job again. >>> and a sweet payday at bart. who is being paid nearly a million dollars not to show up for work. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. a lot

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he could tikkun of coach of the all conquering study at a russian side at leeds and nineties even thought. out in the dressing room to say how do meeting like these there be with explore in captain city my second chances the feeling soon is releasing can wait for us when could be we will have a few days off and we'll save our emotions for the finals i think we were more excited after showing ganske on the seventh match that means it's becoming harder and harder to bear the pressure of those who are there not only in the decisive series long commutes on the line to fuck up soon finding any final would be the most exciting teachin season you could see would be the cherry on top of the same problem. for the world's top golfers will shortly be seeking an addition to their wardrobe at the first major event of the year at the prestigious masters green jacket it's up for grabs in augusta from thursday but plenty of new challengers aiming to come of age as he runs the course he reports. the seventy fifth edition of the masters could see a new world number one emerge in augusta six of the world's

moscow and warsaw have been affected by a political factors within poland that's the view of professor new cut of leeds university who's an expert on russia and eurasia. after the kind of frequency of usual stilted around the decision for instance to have the inquiry together to accept from the russian side to look more intensively in the question of captain and so on and so on and the relation has been hijacked by cornish internal party scene and the thai thing the main problem it has nothing to do with it was basically a fight for power worth inside kokura and of course as you know very well when you have a difficult electoral campaign and when you have political forces while victims are going to speak especially towards from the brother of the former presidents towards the prime minister tusk you have just what you can before seen it means of the tragedy was used to sit up one was too soft on russia and for the other part watching news brought the whole catchin skit to be too hard and are digging constantly incurring into a kind of paranoia thoughts were. continually crossed this weekend our reporti

leed. we have the obligation. you have the capacity. do not look back in peril of being judged not to have acted on this seminal issue that unites the planet. i think, and i'll close with this, that al gore summed it up best. rare is it in human history that we all connect on a purpose greater than our own. this is a remarkable opportunity not just a crisis, an extraordinary opportunity and i think we should look at it accordingly. i am optimistic. i am absolutely proud of the progress that our department of environment, susan -- miss new puc have accomplished and i'm wildly enthusiastic about the ideas that will be generated by this two day conference. our goal is to manifest your ideas and make them real. in closing, i'll say one final thing. the politics of this is remarkable. i don't think any of us could imagine 3 years ago we'd be where we are today. there are few people save a few folks on these right wing talk shows that still are just saying it's all about volcanos or something and global warming is not happening. i mean, it's

who deserved damien getting cup final score he could see kind of coach of the all conquering study it and russian sides at leeds he's annoying he's even caught up in the dressing room to say hello meeting like this there with explorer and captain sergei magic and cherishes details and those three missing can wait we will have a few days off and we'll save our emotions for the finals i think we were more excited after showing danced on the seventh match that means it's becoming harder and harder to bear the pressure who are there and that's all that matters in the decisive series of gauntlets a lot you wind up seeing on friday and a final would be the most exciting teaching season yet and seem to be the cherry on top this labor party have lots of ice hockey to look forward to well six new sports have been added to the twenty fourth in sochi winter olympics programme it means an extra one hundred fifty athletes will have the chance to go for glory in the russian black sea resort city women ski jumping men's and women's pipe here biathlon. mix really figure skating. team really they are all the events getting the

companies along with nondancers and bystanders and people walking by took part in the 3 minute event called one day that was follow leedy three performances. this will be three tax events, where they can find stunning results. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, gold prices are once again >>> you know it turns out this is a very good time to dig for gold in your home. >> really? >> uh-huh. not my home. >> gold prices are reaching record highs. kristen ayers on what items people are cashing in on. >> it's a certified gold rush. customers at the walnut creek gold shop clambering for cash. >> really, really financial up. in some weeks seems to be flat and then bunch up again. >> the past few weeks have been a god send. the price of gold climbed for three weeks straight to upwards of $1500 an ounce. the highest ever. this customer dropped off a few trinkets. $229. >> and walked out with a fistful of cash and it's not just grandma's jewels they are selling. anything that has gold in it is game. >> we have trays and forks and knives and candle sticks. >> and get a load of this. >> sometimes with the tooth -- >> yo

the first thing i will point out, and it is not exactly what you asked me, but i want to make this clear. i had nobody living task. i had a couple of leeds, a woman who contacted me after seeing something that had rope on the web. i was so excited that day. remember going. i teach at the university of maryland. remember running up to work. she is going to fill in the gaps. no, she wanted information for me. so i was so disappointed. then the second question is finding the man is good material. i mean, i would just shake. i would just shake and quiver. finding the first ones, finding that when least expected there were 12 shoeboxes, you know, about like that. remember the old days. i got to box number eight. there was a moment at which weariness sets in. how can i do this. i go hot and cold. i just shake. you are in a manuscript ramp. you have left everything outside. you are wearing gloves. you can be sure that you don't run away with anything. you have something called the snake to put down to hold things down. and then you have your magnifying glass. all this paraphernalia around you, and it is so hard to get. at me, you feel the emoti