within that dome there is another suspended ceiling, part of that is to recreate the top unit. that has been substantially dealt with the preservation folks. it's with some minor modifications. >> it looks beautiful when it's completed. >> thank you very much. >> commissioner sugaya? >> to staff, mitigation measure mct 1b on the on-site interpretive display. since this is going to be a series of private residences. where did staff think this was going to be displaced? >> we have not worked out those details yet with the sponsor. a portion of the side of the yard is good for that. the yard is to the south of the building. if a fence is setback a few feet, you can put the interpretive display on the sidewalk. >> so someone coming down from the sidewalk can visually access whatever is going in there? >> yeah. >> commissioners, there is a motion and second to approve with conditions, commissioner antonini, borden, hillis, moore, sugaya, wu. [roll call vote taken] that motion passes 6-0. >> according to public hearing for the hearing to grant with conditions. >> thank you, commissio

. >>> a top united states military commander says the u.s. will move some marines stationed in japan's okinawa prefecture, but -- out, rather, of the country, as planned, only after japan fulfills its promise to relocate a controversial u.s. marine base to another area within okinawa. samuel locklear is the head of the u.s. pacific command. he told a news conference at the pentagon that the u.s. appreciates the japanese government's support in moving forward. their agreement to build a replacement facility for the futenma air station. last month the governor of okinawa accepted the central government's application for a landfill project necessary for the construction of the new base in nago city. locklear says building the new base means the u.s. will be able to relocate some marines in okinawa to guam and hawaii. it's believed some 9,000 troops will be moved. >> once that happens, and that facility is built, that will allow us then the realignment of the marine forces throughout the asia pacific. >> but the recently re-elected mayor of nago

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the past five minutes and what they are doing is knocking on the doors of the units in this building, if you look in the top corner unit, that is the unit that caught fire, around 1:45 this morning. when they arrived it was fully involved. this was a two-alarm fire. they don't believe it's suspicious. one possibility this might have started in the kitchen. everyone did get out okay but as a result that unit was destroyed and then there are five units attached that shared a common wall. they either suffered smoke or water damage. so there is also no power and gas on so you've got five unites, six now, where that are uninhabitable. that could be as many as 24 people who are going to need shelter. so that's why the red cross has arrived, again two-alarm fire at this apartment complex on cadillac, clearly the fire is out. they don't believe this is suspicious. one unit destroyed. about two dozen people looking for a place to stay. >> thanks for the latest, bob. at 4:33 one family waking up on edge after two seemingly random attacks. john unger lives about a mile from downtown willow glenn. sunday he says a youn

herts that you the palestinians are preparing to go to the united nations on top like for membership to the different you and agencies to sign to agreements and conventions how could i carry convince you not to go or to perform going we said no one will convince us he said what kind of price you expect in order for you to perspire on going we said if israel would release the hundred for a scene of prisoners who are imprisoned before to agreement then we will agree to postpone going to the united nations on top life for membership for a period of nine months or so period of nine months has been mentioned in the two two agreements. twice but you know this is a very different different agreement that we have reached with kerry and with netanyahu netanyahu accepted that to release the hundred and four policy and political prisoners on the exchange that we the palestinians would refrain from applying to membership to all due unspecialized agencies and not signing to any protocol that you and protocol so releasing of prisoners we have paid the price already in advance we have agreed not to

people the issue that's really driving a lot of concern now is rising inequality at the top especially in the united states where the top one percent or the top one tenth of one percent and they tend to be in finance and are making a huge amount of profits now and. one thing that's pointed to is. that they're lobbying the government and. making it easier for them to continue doing that economy has to go on to the people and. we have to work on preventing excesses like that now one way to solve the problem could be to tax the rich so i bumped into the c.e.o. of hair on the streets of davos and i proposed this option to head there is a general acceptance that the rich need to play more. and income inequality is an issue and that's something that we will need to contribute to having said that if we push it too far and remove the incentive to work remove the incentive for entrepreneurship when we're going to hit in the you know in the opposite direction so like everything in life there's a balance last you quite a bit about tax evasion he said that the bulls want to fit a path has at the has been some p

from on top the 4 units the project already lost from similar neighbors. while these seven lost units won't make a huge difference to the over all supply of housing, you are telling them they need to take off a floor or two to battle of the area. that does make a difference. if you walk down valencia recently the 5 story building that have already been built don't look out of place. similarly i'm glad this project proposes bike parking for the residents. i think it's what we need more of since this area is more of transit and biking. the relative frequent service and rate by valencia, the walkable grocery store along the neighborhood and within half a mile before i need to drive somewhere. our new buildings need to be encouraged to drive that. the buildings this size and we need the housing especially the affordable units. please allow 12 units to be built from this site. >> do you care to state your name for the record? >> jeffrey. >> commissioners, thank you for your time. i live about two 1/2 blocks from the proposed site. i'm very concerned about affor

huggies, the brand parents trust. >>> a new list of the top ten airlines don't have any in the unitedian carrier quantas came in at number one. it's known for exceptional leg room. rounding out the top five are air new zealand, and out of united arab and hong kong based cafe pacific. 2013 was the safest year since 1945 with 269 deaths and 29 accidents. >>> a rare and destructive insect was turned away. inspectors discovered five adult stink bug in fresh basil. this is only the second time this bug has been spotted in the u.s. and it supposes a significant threat. >> they eat plants, devastate crops, pop gate -- propigate, they'll start to multiply and grow and invade our crops. >> officials say the basil was sent back to mexico. >>> a diet focusing on fresh ingredients has been named the best for your health. it's called the dash eating plan. it's aimed at lowering blood pressure with fruits and vegetables and low salt. the therapeutic life changes ranked second. the mayo clinic, mediterranean diet and weight watchers, and paleo diet came in last. thank you for making ktvu your choice

units that are that have plans and so could we get some - is he referring to thirty thousand new units on top of the pipeline do you know are those included in someway >> it will help to get clarification. my understanding it's thirty thousand unit to be built some of which are entitled many of which are entitled. so try to get that number built in the next of years >> but it includes all the stuff in the pipeline at the moment? okay >> if there's nothing further we can move on to directors naunlts. >> commissioners, i wanted to report to you on the last meeting the housing task force we had a very good discussion last week about a number of comments and a number of ideas that both departments put on the table for addressing the current housing situation we had the idea of seeing which one of those items can moved. tomorrow's meeting we're going to annoyance the lists from the departments and we've been asked to respond by the mayor by the end of the week. we need to report to him what actions we're taking in the short-term actually short-term and midterm and long-term. the short-term actions

toyota motor group's global production topped 10 million units last year, becoming the world's first automaker to reach that figure. toyota executives said the group assembled more than 10.1 units worldwide, up a little more than 2% from a year ago. the rise was driven by the group's outside outside japan. it was up about 6% at 5.8 million units. key factors behind the increase are the u.s. economic recovery trend, and also an upturn in chinese demand. but domestic production, it actually dropped about 3%. 9 end of the government subsidies for buyers of eco-friendly cars was partly to blame there. other major japanese automakers showed a similar trend. honda's overseas production jumped more than 12%, nissan, up more than well 6.6% to be exact. suzuki rose by 2%. the output outside japan posted record highs but their production at home fell sharply. the carmakers are now facing a challenge of preventing the domestic auto industry from hollowing out. >>> in earnings news today, major cameramaker canon says it expects moderate growth this business year. it predicts solid sales of busin

people don't remember that he is stuck under a republican president in united states eisenhower. the top slice of income was taxed at ninety percent. then reach in the united states always complain about taxes but at least. the society was in better spe. the quality but the way and it was brown and. we are also not taxing because so much money can escape the middle class is being taxed. a colleague is right but that is because they had fixed address. it's the very rich that have the lawyers that have that the accountants who can spirit that money away so that they don't have to deal with the loss that ordinary people have to deal with it hit its mark on. the problem is that the people of the countries that are best at redistributing wealth are basically that she is. i created it. so you can tell me as long as much as you want that indeed there is enough wealth being created i can give you a very simple example in france the average growth in the past thirty years is under one per cent when you're creating the kind of wealth talking about redistributing it as nauseum is i'm sorry masturba

you have to avoid the temptation of looking at the top unit and assuming just because you are looking at it now it represents what events are like today. we are at a point where two things have gone on. first for general reading public we have become something of a blurb. there have been so many documents out there that can't quite sort out what's new and what's not. and secondly we are at the point where you really have to supplement them with some form of other reporting to be able to explain them. >> i have found is to be a really difficult story to cover in many ways. first of all the complexity of it and this of course applies to a radio reporter who needs to kind of tell people stories and not just sort of ride it out and give you the opportunity to read the story three or four times before you get it. you have to get at the first time. these are some really complicated issues that we are learning about. so just from that point of view it's extremely difficult. i think that there actually has been as many errors in reporting the story as i have seen in a while. i think that is p

global shipments of smart phones topped 1 billion units for the first time everlast year. 1 billion. up 38% from 2012. the research firm idc says smart phones that can bring you e-mail and internet access now make up more than half of all mobile phone shipments. >> meanwhile, samsung held onto its title as the world's biggest seller of those smart phones. the korean electronic giant sold a record 86 million smartphones in the fourth quarter. that's widening its lead over second place apple which sold 51 million. the biggest growth was in low-end smart phones made by chinese manufacturers. >>> with all those smart phones you need a lot of glass screens. that's where corning comes in, the maker of gorilla glass supplies screens for samsung and apple smart phones as well as for tvs made by sony, lg and lenovo. but corning shares took a hit today. they fell more than 6% after the company warned about price declines for its lcd glass screens. they are under pressure from a rival product called sapphire glass. corning's chief financial officer talked about why his products are better than

with the top international stories. the unitedtates asked syria to take immediate steps to remove its chemical arsenal. >> in london with the news from europe, ukrainian protestors continue to occupy central kiev. and president victor kovic has gone on sick leave. >> we look at the state's speak in drug related crime. a top story in the united states has accused syria of stalling oen the removal of its chemical weapons. the u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel has asked bashar al-asaad's government to take immediate action to comply with its obligations. >> the united states is concerned that the syrian government is behind in delivering these chemical weapons precursor materials on time with the schedule that was agreed to. we believe that this effort can continue to get back on track, even though we are behind schedule. but the syrian government has to take responsibility of fulfilling it's commitment, that has been made. >> and earlier, the u.s. ambassador to the global chemical weapons watchdog also said syria is not doing enoug

interestingly this comes on the same day that toyota announced global production of their units toppedcars last year. that's pretty unprecedented for a lot of automakers. that many cars. you get out in the morning and you like around how many it affects the numbers are staggering. here in the bay area where temperatures are mild perhaps not being able to have a seat heater or using it is not the big deal. think of some of the frozen states back east wonder if this is going to affect them w. 36,000 cars it's going to be tough. not a recall, we'll be finding out if it does kaes late to a recall. at this time not the case. back to you. >> thanks. good to know. 6:26. still ahead, we'll show you pictures of a man accused of ripping thousands of dollars worth of copper from a light rail station. >> what's ahead for amanda knox now that her murder conviction has been reinstated? >> and hitting the skids and swerving off a runway. the landing problem that sent a small plane crashing through a fence. >> looks like a beautiful weekend especially for fan fest at at&t park as we take a live look a

coming up in a half hour at 6:00 >> a soccer game that dozens will pronlly never for >> top players and manchester united participated in a local television show. 50 kids and five goal keepers but did not appear to detear the due really incredible and kids were just happy to be on the stage >> wow. how exciting. >> they're going to be tired tonight. >> yes. exactly. >> that is going to do it for us. world news is coming up next. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> h >>> welcome to "world news." tonight new year, new storm, the giant system on the move, temperatures plummeting below zero, more than a foot of snow in some places, 70 million americans in its path. our extreme weather team in the middle of it all. >>> new year's rescue, the passengers stranded tonight frozen in place, preparing their own landing path. tonight will those choppers be able to fly right into those conditions. >>> health scare, former first lady barbara bush taken to the hospital. what doctors are now saying. >>> and the new year's diet you haven't heard of, simply eating with your other hand. can you trick yourself into eating

they topped 3 million units last year, which is pretty good.rosoft, especially on the consumer facing front. as you know, there is talk of microsoft possibly selling the xbox unit at some point. it is time for the agenda where we look at all the stories shaping today. we are watching very closely the confirmation of janet yellen. i we go to february 1, which believe is the signing in for the chairman. bremmer with- ian us. all five of her speeches are pretty much the same and center back to the labor economy. you studied the mobile leap for -- global labor economy. we are still at seven percent unemployment. it is coming down. it is not going to come down to where it was, and that is because so much of what generates cash is much less labor-intensive. we are getting much better at figuring out how to add value. >> it will start dropping down as people drop out of the workforce. >> that is certainly true. overeal number is well seven percent. american demographics are growing. i think the janet yellen story is a good story. we have all decided w

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it's not like the polar vortex is over the top of the united states. >> sounds like a will smith sci-fiie. >> it's like saying siberia is over the united states. polar vortex is an area up in the north pole where it exists and just a piece of it came down. so, if that makes sense -- it doesn't. all right, let's move on. >> what are you talking about? that was all right. it's a polar vortex is big and it's not part of north america. >> it's a piece of it. people are saying the polar vortex is over us, which is incorrect. >> all right. >> let's move on. the snow continues this morning in buffalo. they've had about a foot on the ground, will get another couple inches today, and it's blowing all over. the blizzard warnings have been dropped. they're hopefully today going to get a lot of the roads cleared out, but it hasn't been fun in western new york, and also a lot of heavy snow coming off of lake ontario. so, it's still very cold, it's just not as bad. temperatures still negative 17 in fargo, which isn't fun, and still as cold as 30 in new orleans, so this is still well below average, bu

and the united states' top that list as well by nine points. so there's that consolation for americans. or should we take away from these numbers and as iraq continues its descent into violence is the time to the united states to rethink its role as the world's policeman. earlier i spoke with retired brigadier general david williams is the vice president in the potomac institute for policy studies strategy and color printing division first ask him if you believe that the violence in iraq resulted from the us is two thousand three invasion and occupation that followed. our seminal tickets or there's a direct correlation between our occupation what's happening today. i believe more and anything else. it's the way the situation in iraq was well. and then the power brokers inside iraq. settling disputes or grasping for those elements which will give them control in the future within a country which is a very rich country bulletin boards natural resources and i think that's what a lot of points about at this point we say how we laughed i remember the

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top diplomats from the united states and russia meet in a bid to salvage syrian peace talks even as rebel forces turn their fire on each other in an unprecedented turf war. pulling no punches the u.k. looks to crawl back some control over its legal system as a european court denies british judges the right to sentence criminals to life without parole. and pay up or move out low income americans bear the brunt of washington's overspending as automatic budget cuts for some out of their homes five million.

unite families. they say they'll top with their counterparts in the north to work out the details. now analysts say it's not clear whether reunions will happen as the south koreans don't plan to cancel the joint military exercises. japan's leaders say they're planning to relax the immigration rules for construction workers. they say the country doesn't have enough skilled labor and are looking abroad for help members of japan's cabinet had been discussing how to handle the shortage you. they say they need more people to be built from the twenty eleven disaster in northeastern japan can stop fast facilities for the twenty twenty olympic and paralympic games in tokyo and repair aging infrastructure construction company officials say their chronically short of what its skilled and plastering and reinforcing concrete. dingell has the keys into the building firms are trying to poach workers from each other teens who use me in nineteen eighty seven there were almost four and a half million construction workers in japan by twenty twelve that number had dropped by over a million. land infr

top diplomats from the united states and russia meet in a bid to salvage syrian peace talks even as rebel forces turn their fire on each other and an unprecedented turf war. pulling no punches and u.k. looks to claw back some control over its legal system as a european court denies british judges the right to sentence criminals to life without parole. and pay up or move out low income families bear the brunt of washington's overspending as automatic budget cuts forced them out of their homes by the millions. you're watching are to international live from moscow headquarters where it's just eight in the morning thank you for joining us here leigh seven hundred syrian rebels have been killed in the past nine days and clashes not with the regime but with other opposition fighters extreme islamists and moderates have turned on each other in what's become a savage turf war meanwhile the chances of success at an upcoming peace conference are dimming by the day with less than ten days left before the geneva two conference is scheduled to take place hopes for a proper peace talks just like the st

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the poll also asked the global community which country they would prefer to live in and the united states top that list as well by nine points so there's that consolation for americans but what should we take away from these numbers and as iraq continues its descent into violence is it time for the united states to rethink its role as the world's policeman earlier i spoke with retired brigadier general david reste he's the vice president in the potomac institute for policy studies strategy and policy planning division and i first asked him if he believed that the violence in iraq resulted from the u.s. as two thousand and three invasion and occupation followed. sam i don't think it's a there's a direct correlation between our occupation and what's happening today i believe more than anything else it's the way the situation in iraq was left and then the power brokers inside iraq settling disputes or grasping for those elements which will give them control in the future within that country which is a very rich country relative towards natural resources and i think that's what a lot of the fight

top diplomats from the united states and russia meet in a bid to salvage syrian peace talks even as rebel forces turn their fire on each other in an unprecedented turf war. pulling no punches as the u.k. looks to claw back some control over its legal system as a european court denies british judges the right to sentence criminals to life without parole. payout or move out automatic budget cuts force americans out of their homes by the million as low income families for the bill for washington's overspending.

face due process, and it has obviously caused a lot of division and controversy at the top echelons between the united states and vladimir putin for example, and this has distracted from the president's agenda. in a week and a half time, the president is going to be laying out his agenda, and obviously there's a great deal of frustration, in being able to advance or his inability to advance some of the marquee items that he wants done. we have seen him going around congress in the last days, and he has significant limitations, and if he wants to get anything done this year, he has to get out the issues. >> in 30 seconds exactly, the president baracpresident of the. >> thank you so much. please have a seat. at the dawn of our republic, a small secret surveillance committee, born out of the sons of liberty, was established in boston, and the group's members included paul revere. at night, they would patrol the streets, reporting back any signs that the british would prepare raids against american patriots. throughout american history, intelligence has helped to secure our intelligence and our freedoms.

with the top international stories. the unitedria to take immediate steps to remove its chemical arsenal. >> in london with the news from europe, ukrainian protestors continue to occupy central kiev. and president victor kovic has gone on sick leave.

the poll also asked the global community which country they would prefer to live in and the united states top that list as well by nine points so there's that consolation for americans but what should we take away from these numbers as iraq continues its descent into violence is it time for the united states to rethink its role as the world's policeman so joining me now to help answer that question joined by retired brigadier general david rieff sed he's vice president the potomac institute for policy studies strategy and planning division. brigadier general raised thanks for joining me let's let's start with iraq a brutal two thousand and thirteen do you believe that this violence is a consequence of the u.s. invasion of iraq in two thousand and three in the occupation that followed years after. sam i don't think it's a there's a direct correlation between our occupation and what's happening today i believe more than anything else it's the way the situation in iraq was left and then the power brokers inside iraq settling disputes or grasping for those elements which will give them control in

top diplomats from the united states and russia meet in a bid to salvage syrian peace talks even as rebel forces turn their fire on each other and unprecedented turf war. pulling no punches the u.k. looks to claw back some control over its legal system as a european court denies british judges the right to sentence criminals to life without parole. and pay up or move out automatic budget cuts forced americans out of their homes by the million low income families have to foot the bill for washington's overspending. you're watching r t international live from our moscow headquarters islands in france thanks for joining me. russia and the united states are right now holding closed door discussions in paris on how to salvage the syrian peace effort sergey lavrov and john kerry are spearheading the process but it's being held back by syrian rebels refusal to attend the upcoming geneva talks even if the syrian national coalition does attend on january the twenty second its influence on armed groups is tenuous at best meanwhile nearly seven hundred rebels have been killed in the past nine days a