so, very quickly, the unusual circumstance, there is none. they're talking about the lot being an unusual circumstance. this is the block pattern. you can see from all four corners. you have key lot condition. this is a common condition on every block in the city. so, i submit that no extraordinary or unusual circumstance exists. finally, if you look at the addition what it would look like in the back after the addition is done and for the sun -- >> thank you. >>> and that's the front. so, you can barely see it right there. >> okay. okay, speakers in favor of the project sponsor. i have a couple of cards. dante [speaker not understood]. eugene, tom [speaker not understood], arnold -- no. >>> good evening, commissioners. i know it's been a long day. thank you for the opportunity to explain why this proeked is so important to our family. * project i wanted to start off by saying tracy and i love san francisco. we started dating in 2001 and we started living together shortly thereafter. and when we had to move away so tracy had to attend graduat

how 'unusual is that? snow falling on the ground might be once every ten years but measurable snow which we're likely to see with this storm hadn't happened since 1913. even for oklahoma city, carol, only once a decade we on average see so much snow so this is unusual this time of year. please eyes caution. the snowstorm will impact millions of people and don't forget the tornado threat in louisiana today. >> all right. thank you, bonnie. >>> first lady michelle obama is in the christmas spirit. the white house just released this picture of the first lady answering calls from children who called norad santa tracker control center to ask about old saint nick's big trip around the globe. mrs. obama watched the progress along with children nationwide last night. with the obama family home for the holidays in hawaii we couldn't help but wish everybody a hawaiian merry christmas h morning. ♪ here we know christmas is green and bright ♪ ♪ sunshines by day and all the stars at night ♪ >> you know what's next, don

the other one is simply unusual circumstances. and if there's a reasonable possibility that the project will have significant effect on the environment due to unusual circumstances, you can't use a categorical exemption. a lot of our submissions, and those of -- in support of us which are part of the record talk about the congestion that would be increased, the circling of parking, the density of the neighborhood, the fact that there are wood framed structures in the neighborhood, fire safety would be impeded. i mean they remove the bulb-out at filleti's market because the struks can't get by. if a delivery truck can't get by what about fire trucks. when you look at the entire neighborhood as a whole and combined with the fact that you have these raised concrete plantares which are totally new and unique and they are a part of the permanent physical structure, and the fact that you have about 29 or 31 driveways on the scott -- i mean on oak, that would be impacted, just again getting to the density of people having to back in and

how can we do it unusually now? lie is a, hi. >> hi. be it's fascinating. i'm going get a copy for my dad. i was really interestinged by your examples of these. you explained that circumnavigation is a privilege, basically. you gave wonderful examples of unusual access to privilege like being a subject of empire, for example, being a white russian how the refugee it's interesting. i wonder if you had app example of the limit of the privileges. you have the limit on cases there's some from the other side you don't have access to those -- [inaudible] you continue have the right status to be able to circumnavigate. >> interest imply, at the start of the story, a lot of people who go around the world is not privileges. we think of it being glam glamorous. the status of ordinary sailor in europe a the time. they were slightly above slaves. they were considered people without real skill who were so desperate they had to duoto sea. there's a way in which, you know, i'm not sure that all of magellan's men may. what we consider a voluntary choice. that remains prett

that struck me as highly unusual. >> as you opened the door, there were bars.was a two-tiered system that i hadn't seen before. the security door unlocked and then you have to unlock the bars themselves, as well. >> the solid outer doors are to prevent inmates from communicating with one another. they rarely leave their cells. and even their meals are brought to them. but we found that the cells in "n" block differ from most american high security american cells in two especially significant ways. in american prisons, cameras are generally placed only in common areas. here they are actually inside each cell. likewise, there is one area here that offers the kind of privacy that we had never seen in the states. >> let me show you the bathroom. this is the standard bathroom for "n" unit. >> in an american prison, all the toilets are out in the open. in this prison, people could actually walk into their bathroom and shut a door and have privacy. >> translator: that's the law. >> one "n" block inmate, a 24-year-old, agreed to speak with us. he is serving a life sent

there were no unusual circumstances. no high risk. he said it happened so quickly they started pursuing this car and one minute later, it crashed many people traveling on 580 if you exit 98th, eastbound, this area is still blocked. you won't be able to get through. police think they will be here for another hour or so. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> we'll stay in oakland for developing news. violence has taken the lives of three people this morning. two were killed in a shooting on mead near san possible low -- san pablo. no word on what led to the violence or if there are any suspects in either case. >>> el cerrito police revealed two officers shot a man they say was pistol-whipping a woman at a gas station, chevron station on poe row last night. somebody called -- >>> they arrived at the scene and encountered a dangerous situation shots were fired injuring one adult male. that male is at the hospital no other suspects. no further threat to this community. >>> man is listed in critical this morning. the contra costa county district a

it is true that cycling around the world, you have to take a kind of unusual route. first of all, it is amphibious. using steam ships across the ocean. second of all, they have to be very careful. this remains the case for people who want to do surface circumnavigation. you have to piece together your visas very carefully. the first person to settle around the world does in the 1890's on a penny farthing, the bicycle with the enormous from we'll. again, you have to make a point of doing this. and he gets into trouble in turkey where he is turned back. then he continues on. he manages to get through there, and in his turn back in afghanistan where he insists, i'll be okay, really command authorities just laugh at him and say, no, you're going back. so he has to take a long route. as the channel get to india. definitely in , all is a mapf global political relations the cyclists from the late 19th centuries on board were kind of the pioneers in figuring that out. if she did not take commissioned steamships or part of the navy you had to figure out, who am i ss and ar

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to have so few people on board one of these extremely unusual because to believe two zero four could carry more than two hundred passengers so what these passengers were doing. in the aircraft so what kind of lesson just run they were they likely a peace. deal when deputies i don't know was it some sort of a charter flight or you're right it's it's it's it's call. it's quite unusual that there are only eight passengers on board such a graph as to zero four and in your experience we don't know at this stage but is it more likely to be a pilot error or a technical error from what you can see in on the photographs and from what you understand of the history of this aircraft well i can tell you. on the rural statistics more than fifty percent of the aviation accidents accidents happen because of the human factor so this is pilot error so in the rationale for the number of miles up to eighty seven percent. you know well i'm a pilot myself of course. i would not like to cast any shadow on my colleagues but i cannot exclude the possibility that human error as you say you are part of yoursel

>> a single jumping fish is unusual. but it's not enough to shock troy or mac.ut within seconds, dozens of fish start leaping out of the water in all directions. >> left side, right side, front, back, all the way across the river. they were just jumping everywhere around the boat. >> oh! there's one! up on my shoulder! >> the fish are so active that the guys have to protect their heads. and it's no picnic for the cameraman either. >> boom! >> hit the cameraman. nailed me in the back. >> some of the fish weigh more than 20 pounds and they're propelled by powerful tails that can launch them up to six feet in the air. the fish are asian silver carp also known as flying carp. and while their behavior looks bizarre, the jumping carp are actually responding to the boat's motor. >> it gets startled by this sound and reacts by leaping out of the water. >> look at this. >> the fish frenzy is an entertaining spectacle, but there's a serious downside too. >> this species really is invasive. it's not native to this water. it doesn't belong here. and it does compete with the

an unusual number of sailors headed to prospecting had been unusually lucky in their pursuit. fortune filled to smile on his efforts. he had gotten back to steam ship engineering as fast as he could. when he returned to san francisco 1859 he became a special patrolman on land and was appointed fire corporation yard keeper. he never realized his dream of becoming of a foreman of the hook and ladder company, it was all politics, he said bitterly, he achieved an equally lofty position, he held the highest office in the city, literally, not figuratively, as fire bell ringer in the city hall tower. elevated 40 yards above the mayor. in 1862 because of his long experience fighting fires he was elected as delegates under the liberty those number 2. volunteer fire company helped organize a year earlier. february 18, '63 he replaced john rice as liberty host foreman. in new every byway in san francisco, every steep hill and twisting road. headstall wants the strong adherents of the rebellious and bloodthirsty vigilantes' had lived with his family on the top floor of the montgomery bloc

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he's decided to bet with his own quite unusual form of currency. >> so he comes up. a bag of marijuana out on the table nonchalantly, like, i want to bet this. actually, i almost -- because i wasn't looking what he had in his hand. i said, you can't bet that. it was total shock. what are you doing? are you crazy? i was like, put that back in your pocket. >> other players didn't move except for their facial expressions. that was more like a smiley smirk, like is he for real? >> we're all looking at him like, what is this guy doing? everybody could tell that he was drunk and high or whatever he was. so he put it back. and he was like, is that too much? can i bet this? he grabbed like two chunks or three chunks of bud of marijuana and puts it on the table. he said, can i bet this? he was thinking i said that's too much marijuana, he couldn't beat that much, like that was a table max or something. >> the dealer tries again to alert the gambler of his illegal actions to put an end to the situation before it gets out of hand. >> he was so wasted that he didn't know what wa

>> unusual activity. dan nathan krilted this, as well. i'm not trying to glom onto your work, dan, but there was unusual activity here. average daily volume in november was 10,000 contracts on the put side. and there were several days where it traded 30,000, 40,000 contracts until november. the first day of december, it traded about 21,000 puts, double normal. so, the question is, was, number one, we have no idea if it's ackman or einhorn, who it was. could it be the hedge that was done with an over the counter trade? very likely. that's a good potential. and/or it could have been somebody just wanted to accumulate a lot of these opt n options. whatever the event was, and again, we won't know that, melissa. >> right. dan, what did you make of that? >> yeah, doc and i were just going over it. two days, unusual activity, november 29th and december 3rd. both instances, it looks like the options were sold. but stock, it traded against stock. large blocks of stock that was also sold. so, that would be a relatively bearish position. it's a vol

. >> there was an unusual phenomenon at holman prison. they had a big problem with public masturbation. they were dealing with the problem as best they can. if a person got caught, they were immediately put into lockup and they had to go through certain programs in order to get out of lockup. >> the violation is known as rule 38. and the prison's warden had developed a no-nonsense approach to dealing with it. >> my rule is, if you get caught with a 38, there's no questions asked. we're locking you up. we'll sort it out later, but for the time being, you're going to lockup. that's just automatic. okay? the first offense is 90 days, second time i double it, third time it goes to 270, the fourth time it's a year. >> but it happened a lot for some reason there. it was getting to the point where, particularly in the lockdown facility, you'd walk down the tier and all you'd see are hands going. it gets pretty unnerving after a while. i attribute it to the fact that there were a tremendous amount of very young men locked up there, with very long

>> i think it's unusual to see it in this many kids for this long of a time. >> reporter: it's a lotagers to improve a town and never lose, but that's who the clairton bears are. and a place long known for turning coal into hardened steel has done it again in the form of young men. wyatt andrews, cbs news, clairton, pennsylvania. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. we're going to leave you now with thursday night lights. the first family turned on the lights this evening on the national christmas tree across from the white house. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. a made in america is the latest interest apple. they are about to spend millions to begin making computers in the united states again. cbs 5 reporter len ramirez on how the company's trying to tap into a hot new consumer tren. len. >> it's a growing trend in the u.s. apple back in the day when it still had rainbow colors on

there are a number of factors that suggest that something unusual is going on. firefighters generally see the aftermath of the explosion. it's very rare that firefighters are at the scene when the explosion occurs and rarer to capture that on video. >> coming up -- a heart stopping moment when an experienced motor cross rider plummets 30 feet to the ground in a midair, freak accident. when caught on "camera: in a split second" continues. yep. the longer you stay with us, the more you save. and when you switch from another company to us, we even reward you for the time you spent there. genius. yeah, genius. you guys must have your own loyalty program, right? well, we have something. show her, tom. huh? you should see november! oh, yeah? giving you more. now that's progressive. call or click today. >>> i'm milissa rehberger, here's what's happen ppg in kansas city the chiefs beat the panthers at arrow head stadium just a day after one of their own took his life. line backer shot and killed his girlfriend saturday right before killing himself in the stadium parking

is it unusual for a cough to show up later? >> it's a sign something else is occurring. the infection you thought you got rid of may be persisting. when you treat somebody with steroids, it increases your risk of infection. all this makes caution the key thing. but there's a lot of antibiotics. there's a lot of arrows in the quiver and ways to treat the situation. parkinson's disease is not helping but his spirit is. and the man has been in great physical condition his whole life. that helps. >> that's a great point. i had a friend who called and said she spoke to him or someone speaking for him and he said put the harps away. >> that's what you want. through my career, and he's awake and alert. that's very good. being in the hospital long time is not good. but i would continue to be optimistic as well. >> doc, we'll leave it there. thank you. >>> the face facebook face-off, a new law keeping bosses from getting workers' passwords but is it bad for workers? out the for owning a gun. meet the lawmaker trying to make that illegal. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over

by then, the bonanza was sloshed and he had been unusually lucky in that pursuit. he had gotten back to steamship engine or necessity. when he returned to san francisco in 1859, he became a special common homeland and was appointed as the yard keeper. though sawyer never realize his dream of becoming the foreman, it was all politics, there, he said. he had achieved a lofty position. he was a fire bell ringer in the tower elevated. [inaudible] is part of a volunteer fire company company that he helped organize a year earlier. every steep hill and twisting road ahead since the building was erected and before that he was living here when james williams, the self-righteous muckraking editor of the bulletin was gunned down out front. james casey, a former fireman with a criminal past in the streets of new york. he was laid out on the counter. his huge head lolled to one side of the lot. as he lay dying, his headlong over the stained table. when he died, the vigilance committee said the city aflame. he held strong opinions. he vigorously opposed a number of his patrons,

this unusual sculpture is near mt placea peter the great favorite palace and the only building here to survive world war two intact when approaching the neptune fountain peter the great he used to say that was the best medicine this is the first bronze statue of russia before that there were no secular statues in russia all the sculptures were religious and were made of either wood or stone peter wanted to have his own neptune of that time all the bronze was of course used to make cannons so they took a bronze trophy cannon and cast this first neptune the people always ask why it has such a feat this is because. to rub them for luck. and how many times. oh the more the better. with both will go but we've spent a lot of time thinking of what to do for the fountain season's closing ceremony. of which we realize it wasn't just any old event but the two hundredth anniversary of the victory in the eight hundred twelve will deal with some of the main theme of this performance is a ball interrupted by the war but here for me but the dunces like bees were common in this palace because of the f

>> woman: i think he likes to buy unusual things. >> appraiser: well, he certainly bought something unusual last few days so i'm going to go straight to the cold remedy pigeonhole. here it is printed just here "cold." now what does that pigeonhole promise? you've got a label here says "floral sweets for the breath." that wasn't what i was hoping to get as my cure. i was hoping to get something a bit stronger than that. so okay, let's look at something else. what shall we go for now? how about catarrh because that's something to do with colds? have a look at that. and what have we got there? "chest and lung mixture," that sounds a bit more like it. so what have we got here? we've got a collection of labels essentially, haven't we? >> woman #2: i remember as a child being desperate to play with all the labels and being told i wasn't allowed to touch it. and i suspect that's why it's quite high up on the wall, so i couldn't get to it. >> appraiser: so it's actually screwed up on the wall, is it? >> woman: yeah. >> appraiser: it's actually american, believe it or not. so it's traveled a long wa

>> i think it's unusual to see it in this many kids for this long of a time. >> reporter: it's a lotagers to improve a town and never lose, but that's who the clairton bears are, and the place long known for turning coal into hardened steel has done it again in the form of young men. wyatt andrews, cbs news, clairton, pennsylvania. >> pelley: ands that's cbs evening news for tonight. we're going to leave you now with "thursday night lights." the first family turned on the lights this evening on the national christmas tree across from the white house. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9 news now. >>> tonight we are just 25 days way from those mandatory budget -- away from those mandatory budget hikes and tax cuts that have come to be known as the fiscal cliff and today republicans stood by their offer to close some tax loopholes and limit deductions and called on the for the give them a new plan that the congress could. president obama spent his day with the santan

the unusual winter phenomenon hit for seven states, 34 tornadoes. this one touchdown in mobile, alabama. it overturned cars and blew out windows. >> it is like this crazy wind, just the whole building is shaking. >> a caused no fatalities, but a thunderstorm fell this tree, killing a driver of this truck. and if no border was buried by an avalanche. the storm system shifts to the eastern seaboard. >> writing levels of the city in the red sea is threatening the coral reef. in predicting how it looks in the future. the effects of climate change are apparent. >> marine scientists have been diving. they will be tested in highly acidic water to find out what happens to a coral reef as the chemical composition of the oceans change. leading the students is the doctor. the tanks have different levels of corrosive water simulating what scientists predict the oceans will be like 5100 years from now. >> there is no question about it, they're getting more acidic and it becomes more corrosive. also, it changes the ocean chemistry. these have developed over so ma

a really unsettled weather pattern and unusual for this holiday week. alina. >> have you been very busy, bone eschneider. >>> other top stories, wleerning about that guy that killed firefighters on christmas eve morning. the man left a ♪. i still have to get ready to see how much of the neighborhood i can burn down and doing what i like doing best, killing people. early monday morning, that guy set fire to his suburban rochester home, luring firefighters and began shooting at them as they arrived on the scene. he killed himself monday morning after shooting four firefighters. the town of webster paying tribute at a memorial service. >>> in afghanistan, three people dead, seven civilians injured after a car bomb tar getted a u.s. base. a minibus exploded at the gate of camp chapman. it was also the target of a suicide bombing that killed seven cia contractors and a jordanian in 2009 when a double agent, loyal to extremists, blew himself up. >>> syria's military police chief has defected. recording a video that aired on arab tv network, announcing he is d

. >> there are new developments tonight in the unusual case of a man and woman found bound and gagged in the middle of a san francisco street. david stevenson is live in san francisco where he learned more today about what happened to those two people before they were dumped out on the road david. >> the case stretches from san francisco but there's no clear motive. >> a warning for reporters to stay away hung outside a home this afternoon. it's where suspects tried to destroy evidence. >> this is a very disturbing case. it's a case that reads almost like a movie script. >> san francisco prosecutors today charged the 21 year old and 24 year old and 31 year old with murder and assault. investigators is a the group, along with 22 year old maryann assaulted 26 year old steven reid and believed to be 18 to 19 years old at the home sunday night. prosecutors said they were bound and gagged and reid shot in the neck. reid died later at san francisco general hospital. >> it was not a random act. all the people involved here knew one another. >> investigators say they tried to remove blood sta

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