>> it is a two-store unit. somebody from our office is interested in both funding and occupying it. she would and of being really beside supervisor, so there will always be a presence, a kind of side manager, if so we are interested in at very small housing units -- a kind of site manager, so we are interested in a very small housing unit. this could become something that you could convince people that you could live in a small footprint. it president maxwell: is it prefabricated? >> these are all fabricated essentially off-site and plugged into different utilities. i have just a little bit more. the local businesses that are currently a part of the project includes a neighborhood german restaurant, an ice-cream store, a new san francisco startup, delphina pizzaria, and a san francisco company. there will be no former retail -- formal retail as part of the project. it will all be local in phase two also. and then, i just have a few images that are more renderings. this is looking this islot l, looking to the north -- this is looking at lot l. this is the art gallery piece. this is n

we are particularly interested in two-unit to four-unit buildings, and we are working with a small, hardware-store version, whereas there are big box stores. we are doing marketing and taking a more home and neighborhood approach. chair maxwell: then what is our goal? >> our goal is approximately 2000 homes retrofitted. actually, that quantity is being negotiated with the federal government. we initially had a $75 million proposal, and we were cut back to $30 million, giving more money to more proposals. and so, we were about the fifth largest of all aware -- of all of the granytees. -- grantees. chair maxwell: at the end of the day, what will be the measurement? >> jobs created in units of housing retrofitted -- a and units of housing retrofitted. for the homes retrofitted, it will be in their energy savings that they will see. the largest reduction we are expecting to see is on the natural gas side of the bills, as a lot of the home performance focus is on indoor air quality, tightening of the envelope, which reduces the heating load, and that is provided by natural gas. chair maxwell: so this i

two new stores swrr in the world every -- somewhere in the world every day. the glitzy address would be its new home in the soho district. >> reporter: virtually unknown in the unitedstates, but new yorkers know our brand. movie stars and celebrities patronize our soho store. we wanted to open and fifth avenue, but it has taken this long. >> reporter: they are going to lease a space on new york's premier shopping space to a tune of $300 million. a record for manhattan real estate. >> they're not just for soho, but really the whole city, the whole country, and the whole world. and fifth avenue is the best place to start that. >> reporter: but analysts say uniqlo will be forced to roll out cautiously in the complex and comparative priced markets. >> reporter: some are a lot cheaper than uniqlo, and arguably lower quality, but far more trendy than uniqlo. >> reporter: analysts agree that uniqlo's quest to beat out gap and others, but depend on acquiring other retailers. >> uniqlo is setting a very, very steep goal to achieve that, even by 2020. it is probably unattainable without acquisition. >> reporter: and tad aashi is considering another step. the company is consi

the project calls for up to 8,000 housing units as well as offices, retail stores and hotels. >>> this morning the state senate will honor two bay area rescuers for a daring rescue in a walnut creek flood canal. you might remember this. april 11th a car overturned in the canal causing a woman to get swept away by the current during a strong downpour. the pilot and the officer were in the helicopter that lowered a rescue swimmer downstream where he grabbed the victim and swam her to shore. the victim went into cardiac arrest but then survived. they will get their award at the state capital in sacrament to. >> kudos to the guys flying the helicopter, but what about the guy dangling there? doesn't he get something? >> mike has some problems on 101. >> a total of four cars involved in a couple of separate accidents have cleared from northbound 101 around oakland road, approaching 880 on the map. look at the slowing on northbound 101 from around tully road. holding steady there. speeds down below 10 miles per hour. the alternates through the area, i will point them out to you, even though the lanes are clear, it's slow here. capi

units with 30% for low and moderate income residents. the plan also includes office space, retail stores, hotels and entertainment facilities. two marin county lawmakers say they plan to block governor schwarzenegger's latest plan to expand death row facility. he plans to issue a $64 million loan from the state's general fund to start work on the $356 million project. assemblyman jared huhman and state mark leno have opposed the governor's efforts to expand the facility in the past. leno calls the plan reckless because of the unstable state of california's general fund and the state's overall budget problems. >> 6:07 now. you know what, my windshield wipers are just too tired. they don't want to work anymore. >> hopefully they won't have to work too much longer, mike. >> probably a couple more hours and the mist and drizzle will start to dry. we probably won't see a repeat how thick it is this morning. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. santa rosa, over in the east bay hills, about two hundredths of an inch of drizzle over the next couple hours. how much thicker the marine layer is. temperatures low to mid-50s most neighborhood

united states economy. it robs americans of jobs. it stifles innovation and it promotes crime. >> now, this was the culmination of a two year undercover operation where agents raided eight different wharf storesnd arrested 11 people. they are facing charges of conspiracy, smuggling and trafficking of counterfeit goods, the penalties can be as high as 20 years in prison. >> we have learned the 11-year- old california boy who died during a recent football practice had a rare and undiagnosed heart condition. andrew jacob lamb per was from garden valley. he was taking part in the first practice of the year for his pop warner team. his family said he told his coach that he wasn't feeling well. then a few seconds later he passed out. his father was one of the coaches on the field. >> and they lost his heartbeat. they brought him back and then they lost it and they brought him back about three different times. >> an autopsy revealed he had a heart condition that caused his heart muscle to thicken. it is a condition that would not normally be discovered during a routine physical exam. >>> well, a federal judge is ready to announce his ruling on whether california's proposition 8 ban on gay marriage i