in other words, they repeat from bottom to top. they are designed similarly on either side of the building and if you noticed the building to the west of it, it's the same height. it matches it. it's approximately 70 something feet high. so all of those unitss are designed essentially with light well and courts. rear of the building, those rooms are all designed to function in that way. as are the lower four levels of this building. so in other words, the only units with the property line windows would be maybe 25% of the units within the building existing. >> what you are saying the mirror imagine on the other side doesn't have it because there is a tall building there, probably built about the same time or probably possibly even predating the building to your west. >> correct. >> so there is no possibilities of those -- i think that would be difficult to drop anything down there to be able to provide light to those two property line windows and i'm more concerned what you can do do keep the height of the building down a little bi

and on top of that, the germans were on top of the cliff started cutting the ropes. cutting the ropes is sort of the lease of the problems. they started firing down on the rangers with machine guns that can fire at a rate of 1500 ground or many. one of the first books that has the germans side of pointe du hoc. these german machine gunners on top of the cliff changed out their barrels because they're getting so hot and they were warping. they fired down the rounds at the range, many of them were hit. there were 68 men and dog company. 27 were killed on d-day the next couple of days. as they climbed the top of the cliff the germans were throwing grenades. then the cliff was rained with ivs. they took old french artillery shells, suspend them on wires around the cliff and as these men climbed up, the climb wasn't even the hardest part. on top of the cliff was practically a guns of navajo situation. there were tunnels of ever. there were bunkers. they were minefields, barbed wire. men had to fight through all that. the main character of my book was shot to the side as h

5. >> now we want to talk about the top five songs. >> top five songs of the year according to itunesthe most downloaded songs of 2012. counting down star ships by nicky minaj. it was released in february the sij of her second album and made billboard history by debuting in the top 10 and staying there for 21 consecutive weeks. >> next number 4 pay phone by maroon 5. ♪ >> it was released in april. pay phone debuted on number 3 in the top 100 and eventually reached number 2. it sold 500,000 copies in the first week making it the best sales week for digital song by a group. number 3 is we are young by fun. this was released in september 2011 in the second album popular covered by glee. it has been nominated song of the year for the grammies. numb going for the top spot is someone i used to know. ♪ >> it was first released in july of last year. new zealand and australia released in the u.s. last january. topped the u.s. and australian charts. it's t the number one downloaded song is call me maybe. ♪ >> it is in our head for 2013. call me maybe. this w it was released and nominated for tw

top of the list this year, scandal in washington. are you surprised petraeus topped the list?o, i'm not. the guy is the head of the cia, the top spy in america, and he can't keep an affair secret. i think there's some human quality in there, and some humor at the same time. it's remarkable to me. it's men in power, thinking they can get away with it, bill clinton, john edwards, newt gingrich. one after the other. men in power think they live by different rules, that's why he deserves to be top of the chart. >> let's turn to the royal family. even the royal family couldn't escape the list. >> well, absolutely not. and in this case, though, prince harry, the kid's had trouble after trouble. if you invite a bunch of people to your room, get drunk and play strip poker, allow them to take pictures, you're going to be in the press. you're going to be in the tabloid. he's a horrible prince harry in that regard. the duchess unfortunately for her, had some expectations of privacy, she was alone on a french villa. they used long lenses to take pictures of her. that's why he deserves to

top five stories making news at this hour.o shooting suspect james holmes expected to appear in court today. this will be the first time we get a look at holmes since he was taken to the hospital for a head injury last month after reportedly trying to kill himself. homes charged with 24 counts of murder in the july theater movie massacre. >> he was jumping in her car. kids tried robbing her at gun point in a church parking lot. >> he was ages 7 and 11 deep manneded money and her telephone. >> i was afraid when i drove awafz going to shoot my tire or window or something. >> the boys were arrested the gun was in fact loaded. because of their ages the boys were turned over to their families. a 123 systems plans to sell nearly all of that the largest auto parts manufacturer. they have businesses and jobs in michigan and massachusetts still unclear at this point. the systems has about 1,000 u.s. plies the deal still needs phenol approval. >>> schools debating whether or not they should include american exceptionalism as part of the

you can see on the top floor we saw lights thereon before. i heard an officer say to another one, another one down, meaning that they had the lights on in the room and then they turned them off. you can see the corner. if you go to the other side of the building now, you can see that they have just moved some spotlights to the top floor of that and shooting them through a blind through a window where the blinds have been opened by officers inside so obviously they're helping officers who were inside with their search of that side of the building now. so, again, as we watch this -- as we watch the lights go on and off floor by floor, we're getting an idea of how the search is going, and right now it seems to be that the search may be winding down as the third floor lights come on and then they go off. we'll give you more de tails as we get them. reporting live, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 7:00, during this holiday season, some imgrabt families are facing the possibility of deportation. today dozens of people held a rally outs

brick on top of brick on top of brick. there's an ample of the header row, you see how they are turned perpendicular to each other, you can see the header rows in this one, see the brick going the other way about every 5 or 7 rows. deep set windows. here's a close up of one of those plates. a parapet wall is a clue that this building is an unreinforced building. which direction can that building go? right back out. this building, brick or wood? what are some of the clues? okay, what are the windows? they are deep set. there's a clue right there. deep set. deep set window, unreinforced masonry. can you see the metal plates? there is a metal plate right over there in the corner, there's another one over there. hard to see. also has a parapet on it. deep set windows. even though it has stucco on it, don't be fooled that that's wood up above. it's all brick because it's deep set windows. here we go with part of the roof and the parapet. this is over on (inaudible) street. see where the bricks fell, right on top of a car. there

and when she's in top notch shape she can hardly be. pushed come play that well throughout the entire season and it would be interesting to see you know we have a speech at the upcoming australian open of course at the start of the season sharapova must have better chances of beating her. riskily is regarded as one of the most intelligent players a generation and after reflecting on how the sport has altered but she also predicted how these changes would affect the near future i want. tennis will certainly keep getting faster and more powerful as records goals and surfaces and types of equipment all being improved i would like to see the intelligent part of the game develop news with players never stopping to think you're going to fall into if when you go to the north one time. well this year mr belongs to the group of elite players who can safely be called dept explain to. everybody our team. that stay with tennis as well the material roger federer says his long history in korea has less to do with brawn and brains and his wife america

remember, the top 1% starts at $360,000. so boehner's giving a bye to the biggest part of the top 1%. second thing is he's putting off the cuts and therefore the automatic cuts are gone. and they're going to hit the middle class badly. and this is a stall to jump it into next year. so this is a desperation tactic. >> here's what the president said. after the president spoke, speaker boehner tried to sell his plan "b." before he starts talking, it basically says the bush tax cuts don't go into effect if you make more than a million. but it would go in effect over his so-called plan "b" for the first million. it's only after that that you'd be taxed. let's watch his explanation. >> right. >> republicans continue to work toward avoiding the fiscal cliff. the president's offer of $1.3 trillion in revenues and $850 billion in spending reductions fails to meet the test that the president promised the american people a balanced approach. and i hope the president will get serious soon about providing and working with us on a balance

the ship in the top sixteen later this month. thank. god there russia's alexander to check all of it in a strong performance in the latest stage of the world cup skeleton in france but it wasn't enough to take top spot as all eyes were on martinez due course to clinch gold for the fourth time in five events so far to give a lot in the ninety eight point zero overall read ahead of the russian. thank you. thank you. then on saturday russia's hurling the captain and a sitter about the ice she celebrated winning the country's second european crown the twenty one year old through the deciding stone in the extra end to be last year's winners scotland six five in a thrilling finale the last time russia won gold it was six years ago. thanks. on sunday sized american champions provisions won the prefix rob world cup after a one mil win over european champions chelsea in japan paolo good hour though put the brazilian side ahead after sixty nine minutes then the blues had gary cahill sent off in the ninety s. though they thought they'd equalized t

but the army man going to the winter break three points clear at the top and with players such as strike a say do them be said to return from injury they look at a good bet to end this seven year wait for russian football's biggest price. because of then volman in the europa league and the ongoing run in the russian cup m g have played more matches than any other top flight team thirty three overall yet feedings man have been consistent throughout and i just two points adrift having suffered only two away defeats details guy and to twice former champions were being wildly clinical striking fare of some well at all and less seen that there are what i have netted sixteen of their teams thirty four goals the dentist on side spent three weeks at the top of the standings this season and have much in their favor and in form team an experienced manager as well as the bottomless budget of billionaire owner so they monkey team up to fulfil them much publicized aims of a first premier league title and champions league football. it was defending champions in need started the season where they left

many of the grapnels didn't work when they tried to fire them and on top of that, the germans on top of the cliff started cutting the ropes, cutting the ropes to the least of their problems, started firing down on these rangers with and keep 42 machine guns that fire at a rate of 1500 rounds a minute. one of the first books that had the german side of pointe du hoc. these german machine gunners change out there beryl's because the n g e 42s were working. many of these were hit. 68 men in "dog company" and 67 overkill the next couple days. as they climbed the top of the cliff the germans were throwing potato masher grenades and the cliff was rained with 4s in today's parlance. they told french artillery shells and suspended them on wires around a cliff as these men climbed up. the climb wasn't even hardest part. on top of the cliff practically a gun situation, the place was a fortress. there were told everywhere, bunkers, minefields, barbed wire. these men had to fight for all that. the main character of my book was shot through the side with a machine gun bullet as he climbed to the

it's a great city, 44 is top weather in minneapolis.er believe it. >> rip the clothes off. >> sure is hot up there. i love minneapolis. >> we're losing him, barnicle. >> robert griffin on hand to watch the wizards take on the heat. crowd welcomed rg3 with a standing o. we pick it up with a jumper, wizards with a four point lead under three minutes to go. la brok lebron james gridrives to the hoop. six seconds left, a bad look off the inbounds pass, throws up a three well off the mark. and unbelievably the wizards hang on to get the win. 105-101. despite a triple double from lebron, rg3 may need to show up for every game. maybe he should show up in congress. >>> more news from the nba and this is a real story. yahoo! sports reporting the hornets basketball team may be renamed the new orleans pelicans as soon as the 2013 season. tom benson is seeking a name is that more appropriate for the team's louisiana home. he also reportedly considered the crew. and the brass. before settling on louisiana state bird. the way too early graphics team

round ones. >> make sure there are no windows on top of you. if you go to that one notices sky lights above. they will fall down and hit you. either table is fine. stay away from the windows you will be better. make sure you go between the windows and make sure the glass does not pop and cut you. >> elevators, what do you think? you don't get in elevator? no. you will be stuck there for awhile. if you go down the stair well. if there's an earthquake and you are in a high rise building. ing -- no. if it hadn't collapsed in the disaster chances are it will stay up. outside, where's an open area? high rise building when glass breaks it floats it with hit 2 blocks away from where it falls. if you are outside, you want to look up and make sure nothing is coming toward you. there is 3-5 feet of glass on market street. top of that you are going to have office furniture and debris falling into the street. even if you are in a car if you are next to large, brick buildings and if collapsed on you there is no safe place to go. how about here. the safety s

the top stories we're following at this hour.rancisco police are on the scene at a crash that happened just before 4:00 this morning. it happened on the corner of fall some and essex streets following a chase that started when the driver failed to yield. police are investigating the incident as a possible d u i. >> the local police force will not be subject to a federal takeover. oakland mayor jean quan and police chief howard jordan announced the agreement yesterday periods both sides have agreed to appoint a compliance director to make sure the remaining reforms from riders case are completed. >> the number of people seeking unemployment aid fell sharply last week as a temporary spike caused by super storm sandy has faded. weekly applications have fallen back to a level consistent with a modest hiring. the labor department says applications drop 25,000 last week off to a seasonally adjusted 370,000. >> this will last until the work week and as for tomorrow will have morning fall. it will be dry and warmer into the we can take i

. >> the top fashionista of the 2012. >> special top ten showbiz countdown of the year's most explosivereality shows. >> stephen: as always the number one explosive reality show, bomb stars where eight celebrities live in a beach house and are blown up. folks, i love numbered lists so much that i have compiled my top ten lists of favorite numbers one through ten. coming in at number one for the second year in a row, five! (cheers and applause) and now the five that is number one, number five is, of course, seven. as in the phrase slap me a high seven, my number five man. (laughter) of course my top ten numbers list always make my yearly list of favorite lists's lists. unfortunately my list of favorite lists lists did not make this year's list. but one list maker that always makes my list is "time" magazine. this year once again i'm a contender on their person of the year list. (cheers and applause) now in previous years i have competed for time's attention with my korean pop nemesis rain. rraaiinnnn! is not on the list this year. personally i blame the drought. so this year i am a shoe-

1% or the top 0.1%, people get really anxious. and actually one of my nicest moments so far with the publication of my book is i gave an early talk about this in chicago, and bill daley was on the panel. and he spoke after me. and he started his talk by saying, you know, actually, i guess it is okay to talk about income inequality. it's not class war to talk about it. and i said, yes, mr. daley, that's right. it is okay. so what are the drivers? what is causing this really, really big gap? now, here, um, you know, rather obviously the people who are most interested in talking about income inequality tend to be on the left. and the left really likes to talk about the political drivers. so the left likes to talk about how taxes have fallen, how the culture has become much more open to really high ceo company saying than it used to be, decroon in the -- decline in the rights of unions, deregulation, and all of those things are factors. but i think it's a real mistake to ignore the economic drivers as well. and i think there are very,

angie have gone joint so it's a scar after just sitting side beat their ten man opponents in a crunch top two battle because i didn't get out of reports. it goal is first half and it will it says cousin alex on that soundless a new ad for what was arguably a soft second booking and angie took it one day listening to our headed home twelve minutes after the break and mark who sued for kookiness off to someone at those mays iran to nayland says gus seven mansion with the run was over but state by virtue of having won one moment you. can't take a holiday cut in days to defeating his first match in charge as in its record signing stood the damage strike a hulk opened early on with a deflected loss. jewess with the head its board the collateral. those in the lead at the break thanks to our excellent city with twenty minutes to go a debatable second yellow sony colossal record of the host down to ten men and with so soon many three one. muncher of girl games in need for. well i'm a new enemy is head i was just a conciliation for two zany who are now just three points at the rate of musketry of

it is time for the top 5@5:00. major winter storm which dump snow on the snoert earn california strengthening as it heads east nearly half of the nation from texas up to maine could see a white christmas this year. serious holiday headaches for travelers. >> over to serious news on a fox news alert coming out of afghanistan this morning. american police advisor has been shot dead by an afghan police woman. the shooting happened outside of police headquarters in kabul, afghanistan. authorities are treating the incident as a poibls insider attack. we are told the shooter is in custody. the first time a female member of afghan security fors was behind an insider attack. marine veteran released from a mexican jail expect to do arrive home after spending some time in the hospital. john hammar and a dad were heading back home after he had to be taken to a hospital in louisiana. he was locked up for 4 months on charges of possessing an illegal antique gun he was trying to carry across the border that after customs agents

the top.from there, it's back to the workbench to use a jigsaw. you want to take the line. take your time as you make this cut. there's no race here. once i have the two notches cut out on these workpieces -- there's the top notch. here's the bottom notch. they lock together nice and tight. watch your fingers. no pinch points there. this has some weigh to it. i'll bring this 23-inch-diameter circle on the top. and these are slightly wider -- 24 inches square. and so what i'm going to do -- set the top aside. i use a compass on the top only, and i lay a 2-1/2-inch radius out right in this area. now, we've already got those circles out. and i'm just going to use a good jigsaw to cut these out. the technique is make sure you clamp it to a work surface to get it nice and secure as you cut these circles out. now, the reason i'm not using the band saw to do this -- i don't have the clearance. this would hit the throat as i cut those larger circles out. and with this material wear a dust mask when yo

what we find is no top dog has ever stayed top dog and, if you have a top dog, it winds up being targetedy regulators, targeted by pundits, targeted by competitors. they cannot compete as aggressively. liz: what we have on the screen is really important here. it shows your study. let's just say, for example, three years after a company like apple hits the top market cap, and the names relative to its sector if off about 4.5%. ten years later it is down about 3.7%. really ugly. down 11%. let me jump in and say, what about exxon mobil, for example. since looking at the charts as 1875, it is a pretty decent move to the upside over 75 years. that was a company that remained there for quite some time. >> that is exactly right. exxon mobil is the exception that proves the rule. it is the only sector top dog in the world that has stayed in sector topped out for 50 years. that does not mean it has outperformed its sector. it has just kept pace with its sector, despite being top dog. had how do you identify the next name? >> i think people need to recognize that great companies are not necessarily

reason i think we'll get an agreement, what's standing in the way is revenues, particularly making that top rate go up to 39.6 but we're seeing real progress in that regard in two ways. first, a good number of republican conservatives, people like colter and crystal, said we have to do it. last week tom coburn said it's preferable, cutting deductions and business leaders who support mitt romney, the head of fedex and at&t saying let it happen. the president won the election on that issue and i think you will see our republican colleagues reluctantly say 39.6. >> let me interrupt and bring in senator corker. senator schumer's right, a growing number much republicans and conservatives, not a majority, but a growing number, are saying we have to cave on tax -- on raising tax rates, not just the idea of closing loopholes. would you accept returning to the clinton rate of 39.6% or would you accept something perhaps a midpoint, 37% or starting with people who made $500,000 rather than 250? >> chris, there's a growing group of folks that are looking at this and realizing we don't have a lot of car

s in 2012 with a couple of top executives who almost made the list. tom hudson talks with sydney finkelstein of the tuck school of business at dartmouth. >> sydney finkelstein is with the tuft school of business at dartmouth, with us again from new york. we spoke last time about your four worst c.e.o.'s. you had two more that were really seen at visionaries but really brought down-to-earth this year. they almost made your list of bad c.e.o.'s. the first is well-known mark zuckerberg, c.e.o. of facebook. the company seems to be trying to get its legs under it now that it is maturing a little bit here. >> whatoied me aou mark zuckerberg and why he almost got on the list is he has created a little dictatorship as facebook, even though he only owns now a small percentage of the company because the jewel's stock structure and the way he controlled the board of directors he will be a tough guy to get rid of if something does go wrong. so classic traditional and valuable, corporate governance measurements have been thrown out of the door. at the same time i

top of the list, scandal in washington. are you surprised petraeus topped the list? >> no, i'm not.'s the top spy in america, and he can't keep an affair secret. there's some human quality in there and humor at the same time. it's remarkable to me. it's men in power thinking they can get away with it, bill clinton, john edwards, newt gingrich, and it's endemic of women in power thinking they can live by different rules. >> let's turn now to the royal family. even the royal family couldn't escape the litany? >> absolutely not. in this case, though, prince harry. he had trouble after trouble. if you invite a bunch of people to your room, get drunk, play strip poker, and allow them to take pictures, you're going to be in the press. while the duchess unfortunately for her had some expectations of privacy, she was alone on a french villa, and they used long lenses to take pictures of her. completely different scenario. that's why he deserves to be in the media and she doesn't for what she did. >> is it a double standard, though, because he's a guy, and so everyone has said, you know, the

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egypt's top judges rebel against president morsi refusing to oversee the referendum on a controversial new islamic constitution. russia and turkey look to safeguard their burgeoning trade ties from political fallout from the syrian conflict a president who's in business is down ball plus. staying away from the same usual young unemployed in the u.k. despair of ever finding a job but the government billion pound flagships is being seen to make matters worse. are you watching r.t. live from moscow the political crisis in egypt is deepening with the country's top judges rebelling against president mohammed morsi the supremes constitutional court has refused to oversee a referendum on the new draft constitution planned for two weeks time and claims prime morsy supporters have prevented them from doing their job judges declared an open ended strike late on sunday when they were supposed to rule only just mysie the islamics dominated panel that drafted the constitution thousands of morsy supporters surrounded the building and stopped the judges from entering the opposition who continue their

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the top sports stories for you this morning.s the head of the class this year for the pga. 23-year-old roy mac elroy named the tour player of the year for 2012. he has four wins including the pga championship, mac ill roy t mcilroy the youngest since tiger woods. he made play for gangrene but tim de bow has a heart of gold. he call twoed teenagers who were hurt in a car crash in up state new york that left two other ca classmates dead. the teen's friends launched a campaign on twitter for tebow to call. missy franklin also tried reaching out. andre johnson helping at risk children score some major joy this christmas season. he gave 12 kids 80 seconds to go on a shopping spree at toys r' us and grab as many toys as possible. can you image how happy the kids are. the total tab more than 19,000 dollars. good for him and good for them. the time now is 39 after the top of the hour. coming up this may not be very good for your health. 159 pages of new regulations from the irs heading your way. it's all thanks to obama care. diane mace

and then on top of that, there is a contingency of 10%. of such that is 3.6 million and so that should total up to 39-point p$.7 million >>> did you take the plaza into consideration at all during phase one? no. so the table on phase one is who of approved by contract to date ask so since we have identified funding for phase one that is all that has been approved and so the table in page six and ask what the contracts need to change but but not necessarily what the estimates have changed by does that make sense? so we are always praying successfully that the park can be funded from the joe bonds and so we have never had approved expend tours accept for the money we spend designing it and working through the b.c. b d retirements for the permanent which were not cheap, that makes sense. we are trying we did a great job of giving everything that we know in the department but it gets confusing really fast. >> thank you and so for the design team contract and l b e goal of 15%,th that is now at 44.6% which, is absolutely wonderful but what doll

this top facade shadows it. >> thank you. we may have further questions. >> okay, i hope you do, because we have waited a long time. and there is more that i have to say. >> your time is up, sir. >> speakers in favor of the dr? speakers in favor of the dr? >> good evening, i'm bill and i'm live on 47th avenue, which is around the corner. and my concerns are the loss of light, that the proposed project -- we would incur from the proposed project and the open space feel that we have now, something of this size, i think, would take away that feeling that we have, which was described as like a park-like setting. so just the density of the homes and how tight and close together they are. i think would take away from the ambience and that is my concern and worry. thank you. >> thank you, any other speakers in favor of the dr? if not, project sponsor you have five minutes. >> good evening my name is brian lafco and i'm the architect on the project. and i was going to say good afternoon, but their concerns break down into three basic

the top 1% up by $700,000, the bottom 90% down by $900.g the president of being obsessed is a