in trinity, they were living in old motel rooms. i am sure they were refitted for apartments, but those were basically converted hotel rooms, motel rooms. now we have a situation where the housing type is much different. you have people living in town house type units that will now be in apartments that are not like townhouses. so there is a difference i think in comparing trinity to this particular project, and it thinks some of the comments i am hearing from commissioners is maybe the housing mix all to be more diversified. i have some other things, but i thought i would just do that. they're just questions. president miguel: commissioner olague? vice president olague: i had not heard about the embassy case. i also had questions for the city attorney that i will just write and copy you and secretary avery on that have to do with some comments. i am having issues with of the idea of a transit oriented development as an -- that does not consider the were parking requirements. we have precedents with other projects. to have your redu

>> what i have here is the holy trinity, celery, red onions -- >> i like that, holy trinity. >> red peppers and jalapenos. >> oh, jalapenos. do you have oil in there? >> olive oil in the bottom of the pan. when you put your olive oil in, you don't want it to be smoking because it will burn. then what you want to do is you don't have the time to sautee for 10, 15 minutes until it's golden brown. this is really an easy dish to prepare. >> what is that? >> chicken stock. >> you can get that in the can. >> you can. you do want to have a reduced sodium because the more it reduces down, the stronger the taste gets to it. i will add sea salt to it. >> all right and? >> chili and cumin. >> mrs. dash and adobo. >> what is that? >> adobo, the spanish seasoning with garlic, salt, pepper and cumin in it. >> oh, okay. >> and then i'm adding cilantro paste. if you cannot find this, you can add salsa verde. >> somewhat? >> green sauce. >> all right. break it down for me. >> all right. this is roasted garlic. smell that. >> that smell goods. >> we have 30 secondsp. >> we'll add chili beans. >> the recipe w

for example, the trinity plaza, the fullsome development and the lynn con hill district -- lincoln hill district. the health impact assessment of the h.i.a. can predict adverse health and environmental impacts and offer proposals to improve health outcomes for residents, especially seniors and children. so in conclusion, based on that, i would please afford the project. commissioner maxwell: is there anyone wholes would like to speak on this project, please come forward. thank you. >> i'm not a lawyer or an architect, but i do live south of market and i must say, to be here all afternoon, i'm so envious of the people in your speech who had so much input and the community that had so much input into the wastewater projects and i realize this is private and it's very different and i do realize what a difficult job you have on the board. making these decisions. but i hope before you decide you will walk around our neighborhood, see that people live there now, it's our neighborhood. and we love living there. notice that there are lots of empty office buildings all around us, for one thing.

free quote at mercuryinsurance.com i shelter in place order has been issued for those living in the trinitys downwind from it's or refinery. at color outage is causing excess of flaring at the refinery right now and that has prompted the health officials to issue the shelter in place health warning for communities down wind. that includes a bond, clyde, north concord and others here also seeing this large cloud of smoke but there are flames and flares that can be seen coming from the plant. were following a developing story and again people with respiratory issues and particularly when the entire community being told to stay inside. kron 4 news at 5:00 is coming up next. tonight at 5:00 rising fees the big tuition hike at csu campuses across the state. what students are saying about the 15% increase. greeting dapple why this handshake between the shallow, and an indonesian official is causing so much controversy. the new galaxy kugels answer to the i pad coming up next at 5:00. live kron 4 news at 5:00. a developing story in the east bay at highland outage at to the golden eagle refinery in

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i know trinity plaza, there have been some real victories. so i think with the help of -- you know, that howard and sixth street building is going to become family housing now thanks to the work of the community again. i think there is ways of working through this so that it's about more than just preserving youth and families, it's about actually preserving people who are working families who have a history of living in that community and have been maybe pushed out due to certain pressures there. so i think it's doable. it's just going to take a lot more work and conversations. but i'm glad that they are onboard with this. i know staff is supportive of working with the community. president miguel: commissioner antonini. commissioner antonini: yeah. i mean historically if you go back far enough, i mean this was a greektown and it was a lot of other things and it was housing for usually single working men who would live in the housing that has long since been demolished. it depends how far back you go in history. i probably would not be suppor

. >> how about believe in the trinity? >> i think a high percentage would say they do but i large percentage would say they didn't. >> there are some mutually exclusive propositions separating the muslim religion from the christian religion, correct. right. imam, i assume you think i as a christian could live a life good enough whereby the mercy of god i would be accepted by him eternally in heaven, i don't want to put words in your mouth? >> according to the koran god has to believe god is the almighty creator and no one should be in -- once anyone, a human being devote herself or himself the worship of other than god then that's what takes him from salvation of heaven from acceptance from god. >> so any theistic believer in god in that sense could be? >> but this believers also has to believe also as jesus as a prophet, a messenger, not as the son of god and has to believe that mohammad is not the only prophet but rather the last of prophets who came after many other prophets like moses, jesus, david, solomon and many or

. >> how about believe in the trinity? >> i think a high percentage would say they do but i large percentage would say they didn't. >> there are some mutually exclusive propositions separating the muslim religion from the christian religion, correct. right. imam, i assume you think i as a christian could live a life good enough whereby the mercy of god i would be accepted by him eternally in heaven, i don't want to put words in your mouth? >> according to the koran god has to believe god is the almighty creator and no one should be in -- once anyone, a human being devote herself or himself the worship of other than god then that's what takes him from salvation of heaven from acceptance from god. >> so any theistic believer in god in that sense could be? >> but this believers also has to believe also as jesus as a prophet, a messenger, not as the son of god and has to believe that mohammad is not the only prophet but rather the last of prophets who came after many other prophets like moses, jesus, davidid solomon and many o

chris: trinity plaza, in the mid-market at 8th and market, there was a proposal to tear down 360 rent-controlled units. and the existing community that lived there, mostly filipino residents, in a long struggle... i worked with the residents to convince the developer to agree to replace each rent-controlled unit that is torn down, as well as include affordable housing units in a big market-rate development that they're going to do on that site. it's pushing a 37 to 38% affordability, which is unprecedented in any development deal. carolyn: it's like a zone plan, a whole plan that designates money for all sorts of things including housing, affordable housing. $40 million for arts and entertainment, which historically this area was the entertainment theater district of market st. of the city. we have all these great theaters that are underused, underutilized and actually some of them are now closed. we want to revitalize that to be an arts and cultural district and with the redevelopment plan there is set aside money to help spark that interest, and spark that rejuvenation of an arts and cultural

she gave him prescriptions for what abusers call the holy trinity.oxycontin, xanax and a muscle relaxant. >> how long from the time he got the prescriptions until death? >> nine day autos the drug suppressed the central nervous system and caused joey to stop breathing in his sleep. >> it's a devastate thing to lose a child that has so much potential. >> joey's mom, april channeled her grief into action. and starting a nonprofit. >> i will tell threw is no student i talked to who hasn't said this is a big problem. >> i'm addicted to oxycontin. >> we'll call him robert. he started yugsing his grandmother's pain medicine, taking pills before class. >> and soon, you need to it feel okay. it consumes you. you have to have it to function. >> one of the troubling statistics is that a quarter high school students are trying these things. >> this addition specialist is treating robert. young people says don'ts understand the risks. >> that is a a prescribed drug but if you take 30 milligrams of the common pain medicine it's a lot at one time. >> there is this

efforts, the management company refused to halt the eviction process. 6-year-old kennedy and her sister trinityot off the school bus not knowing the moving bus was there to take their things away. their two little brothers are too young to know what is going on. the eviction notice says it all. >> i am shocked. it is the holidays and i have four small kids all under the age of eight. we have nowhere to go. >> amber munroe owed it three months in back rent. she raised about $2,000 from social organizations and churches. the realty company refused the money proceeding with the eviction today. the manager refused to answer the door and speak with us. >> we will have four children and a mother on the streets. i think it is unconscionable. we will have to take the next step. >> this did not stop it. here we have four little babies that are homeless. >> this church also stepped in to help of. >> we got involved because there are four children. we worry about what will happen to them. the other thing we have done recently is supplied them for food with the holiday coming up. >> they return to the food

. >> how about believe in the trinity? >> i think a high percentage would say they do but i large percentage would say they didn't. >> there are some mutually exclusive propositions separating the muslim religion from the christian religion, correct. right. imam, i assume you think i as a christian could live a life good enough whereby the mercy of god i would be accepted by him eternally in heaven, i don't want to put words in your mouth? >> according to the koran god has to believe god is the almighty creator and no one should be in -- once anyone, a human being devote herself or himself the worship of other than god then that's what takes him from salvation of heaven from acceptance from god. >> so any theistic believer in god in that sense could be? >> but this believers also has to believe also as jesus as a prophet, a messenger, not as the son of god and has to believe that mohammad is not the only prophet but rather the last of prophets who came after many other prophets like moses, jesus, david, solomon and many or

weather advisory is out for snow in trinity county. cold air still has to filter in here. 40s all the way down to the desert. 47 palm springs. a whopper of a system move into the rockies. for us just on the backside there is one more system sliding down that fast jet stream. today and storm sun clouds cool. and rain returns tuesday morning. by 1:00 we should be done with this. and then high pressure will build in. the day avenue days should be -- the days should be all right but the nights will be cool. sun and clouds a few showers. 50s fur your high -- for your highs today. by tomorrow afternoon it should be gone and then we see a cold wednesday and thursday morning and a little rebound friday. >>> stocks across europe are upright now following the lead of most asian markets. japan's nikkei closing up 1%. that is easing fears that europe's debt problems could spread to other countries. checking in on wall street and where we start the week dow, nasdaq, and s & p posting slight gains. the future indicates a much higher opening when the

she gave him prescription for what abuser call the holy trinity oxycontrin for severe pain, pain, zanex and so many a a muscle relaxant. how long from the time he got the prescription until his death. >> 9 days. >> reporter: the drug suppressed the central nervous system and combined with alcohol caused joe to stop breathing in his sleep. >> item a devastating thing to lose a child that had so much potential. >>reporter: his mom april channelled her grieve into action starting non-profit called nca pd a. national coalition against prescription drug abuse. >> i will tell now student i talk to anywhere in the country hasn't said this ace big problem on campus. >> i'm addicted to oxycontrin. >>reporter: this is robert. just turned 20 but when avenues junior in high school he started using his grandmother pain medicine. ultimately taking the pills before class. >> i didn't get addicted pretty soon you need it to feel okay. and so it pretty much consumes you. you know. because you have to have it to function. >> one of the most troubling statistics recently is that a ba quarter of high schoo

he purchased a burial plot in trinity church cemetery. [laughter] and 84 he told me he already installed and inscribed a tombstone and insisted he no longer carries any grudges. well, maybe just a few. [laughter] he issued an apology or two and confessed a few regrets as mayor, and this year at 85 he launched a revolution, a purge of the state legislature by taking aim at incumbents judged to be impediments to change. [applause] you judge a may year by the mess he inherits by what you hope to accomplish and how close he came to fulfilling his agenda ken jackson recalls nader koch -- consisted among the gold standard of mayors. he writes koch faced challenges greater than any new york mayor at plight century and many of them producing quite simply the greatest turnaround accomplished by any of them. sure he made people angry, too but he writes, quote, that anger should not be allowed to obscure his accomplishments that koch bravely faced one of the worst crises of new york history, restructured the city with minimal health from the federal

shirt, crayons into a box and ship it to a child in another country so we're very excited here at trinity lutheran as being the first relay center in this area to be able to receive the operation christmas child shoe boxes. >> this has gone on before. have you guys heard feedback at all about how the children react when they get a box full of something going a long way for them? it is an unbelieveable gift for the children. these are children that are not used to receiving gifts at christmas. they do definitely try to time it so they do receive it around christmas, sometimes they get received a little later than that but it -- they're not used to receiving gifts so simple things that you know some of our children here may not see as a gift, these children in these countries it's amazing. >> what do you need from people? if you were saying okay, someone is watching this at home and thinking i'd love to get involved. how do they go about it. >> they start with a shoe box in the closet. they'll go in and can purchase crayons, coloring books, jump ropes, flashlights, maybe some t-shirts. righ

is there some confusion between trinity and the education secretary? >> we were left a complete mess in terms of building schools for the future. here was a program that took three years, and hundreds of pounds before a single brick was laid. the cost of building the schools was twice of what it should have been. so what we've done is crafted that program and made available 15 billion pounds for the next four years. that means that school building, school building will actually be higher under this government that it was under the labour government starting in 1997. [shouting] yes, it will be. ago and checked the figures. domestic you will find out that is the case. >> figures published this week show that economic growth is coming from the private sector. does the prime minister except that it is wrong to say that it is public spending that is propping up economic development works does he further recognize that for more work needs be done in the private sector across all part of the 19? >> this is the news that the party opposite don't want to hear.

and so the tallest building, taller than trinity church, the thing that's lighting up in the distance monument of commerce, not a monument to banking or retail or agriculture. it's a monument to the american mass media, the only constitutionally protected business in our society. specifically, it's the first glimpse of the world newspaper that will be their key to the economic growth. their key to learning americanisms of all sorts. their key to learning the english language. he admonished, pulitzer admonished reporters to write sentences to tell everything in the the form -- in the form of a story. his interest was political power. he hoped they would eventually turn to the page. the first president after the civil war is grover cleveland. do the math. it's the paper that got him elected. what pulitzer left us with after changing the new york landscape and media is a legacy we still have today. a notion of news at its core being a story. he would tell his reporters that every day i want people at dinner to say did you read that in "the world" today. producers at nbc are saying i want

living so we're hearing the same thing "sarah palin" is a punchline for everybody except the holy trinityaugh, and sean. but i think it's a mistake to dismiss her as a nit-witt people on the right and the left are prone do given all of her bloopers because she is media savvy and i was impressed in pennsylvania that she invoked hershey's which is of course, a local brand. neglected to allude to is school lunchers set by local school boards so the issue is phony baloney. and what was troubling in pennsylvania, is the story less reported, about how they dispersed said the protesters across the street, are we going to see more of this joe miller handcuff stuff and rand paul's people stomping on somebody's head for people who tout the bill of rights? these folks are pretty lean on the first amendment. >> and how about the former president? how's george w. scoring with talkers across america with his book tour? >> well, he's playing to the righties, obviously. rachel didn't get her wish. and if you want to see the w. book tour don't sneeze you'll miss it. he and i have a mutual friend a neighbo

members of law enforcement legislatures and trinity groups can get oakland to talk about the problems, had to expand the program into the nine bay area counties. it >> the numbers are staggering it's estimated across the country there's many as 300,000 youngsters. who were part of this sexual enslavement going on. >> could you imagine being a 12, 13 or 14 year-old innocent going to the store after school and walking in and being snatched from that store by some criminal who throws in the backseat of a car point the gun i you and drives you to another city. >> we have to insure the demand for this crime goes down. the only way were going to be successful is by making it painful. >> he did stands for human exploitation and trafficking. they're able to expand heat watch program with a coalition of the agencies and 90 area counties run through hundred thousand dollars federal grant. >> the church starting to cool out there not that the sun is down in the '50s for the most part. before redwood city, 57 napa, 59 san jose will continue to cool this evening quite a bit. will be chilly out the

trinity has just come from campaigning and knows there's democrats edward. he said this doesn't make any sense. a lightbulb goes off in his head, the same with the john kerry and john edwards are being nominated, the electoral map has been set in stone. the entire election will be fought on the playing field of ohio with no margin for error whatsoever for the democrats. and, of course, that happen. they'll competitive thousand in ohio and it all comes down to ohio in 2004. two key states lost and the presidency goes that way. dean says i want to do a 50 state strategy. that is surprisingly controversial. it sounds like common sense now. i think it was controversial for two reasons. one is that if you remember back to the states after 2004 we were in a red versus blue battle. list it's called the red states jesus land. i remember because i was in new york and i saw those e-mails that the red states that the blue states were contributing, turning them into a godless country. this was supposed the about, like a clash of civilizations. i grew up and i was on lik

you still have a church of the holy trinity team somewhere don't you?that is an old case that stands to the proposition that in some situations you can give stance to legislative purpose overtaxed. i think nobody did that as a deliciously as justice stevens did. >> thanks very much for having us here. it is a great privilege to be here especially with the justice here today. i think they captured wonderfully what justice stevens is like. i wanted to return to one of the first points. it is important to understanding the current court in the role of justice stevens. it often times seems that they are racing to get the first question asked at oral argument. it was very rare that justice stevens had the first questions asked in oral argument. he would hang back and perhaps see what his colleagues were thinking. near the end of the oral argument, he would ask a question. it would oftentimes be the question that the fund the rest of the oral argument. i used to think of it from an advocate perspective of the old show ","." yue -- columbo." you feel like thin

hearts which resulted in your infidelity, paganism and your state thament god had a son and your trinity beliefs. another statement he made was, we will make all of our materials available to defend and deter and egress you and the filthy jews from our country. god has ordered us to defend the cause, this is evidence in many koranic verses. the jihad is god's cause and a great duty in our are religion. we ask god to accept our cricks to the attack on america and place our martyred brother on the highest peaks in paradise. this administration wants to play games with these guys who were read dwroy plead guilty, file no more motions until this administration offered them a big show trial system of we have a lot to be thankful for in that regard. they're in prison. where they should be. and justice should have already come swiftly. but at least they're behind bars. i want to finish the time the gentleman has yielded to me, william j. frederick does such a great job of putting together much of american history and proclamations and prayers, really a great job of our godly heritage, this book

he thought the doctrine of the trinity was nonsense and the year abracadabra of the priest of jesus. let them lead to leland to admire jefferson so much that he would think to give him that big cheese? the answer to this question goes a long way toward explaining how religion is seen in to the new american nation. although jefferson and leland could not have been more opposed in their personal religious beliefs, they shared the same view of church and state. indeed, the baptists of the lane one sold jefferson as a sort of political save your. religious dissenters like the baptists had long suffered persecution in conversationalist new england even after patriot new englanders had fought for liberty and the revolution in the to. jefferson gym and religious freedom in virginia where the itinerary and leland had come to know and love the future president. jefferson, the skeptical deist, and leland, the fervent evangelical, both believed that government should afford liberty of conscience to its citizens and not preference for one christian denomination over another, and these public bel