to cue, up on this side that would be great >> my name is juan and i am a member of the mariposa utah street association and a member close on to this project. i am going to give you the big picture of what this group wants because on the public comment and the moments that comes in in pieces. and the main thing that we are asking for is that you as a commission direct your staff to make this project follow the rules. and we spent months now trying to get the staff to make them follow the rules. and at this point, we really think what needs to happen is a full-blown eir to take care of the concerns that we have. i am just going to list these and other speakers will talk about them in greater details. >> could you hear me fine okay? >> so, the first thing that we wanted to talk about is from the very beginning, you know, the existing condition for this project upon which the negative declaration was defended, was wrong. it was listed as a vacant lot. and we had to point out to the planning staff, that it was a parking lot and that the owners were actually renting this lot. and one of the impa

and then, for the 46th time, chris davis hit united hit utah street tonight. then watch this, matt wieters reads it perfectly and the big win. coming up next, this week is the week of orientation, the time you take your child to school to get comfortable, then you read a story like this. wait until you hear the punishment for this child. >>> crab lovers have spoken and what they're saying is we love spice. coming up, your love with jo spice and the big o experiment is coming up. . >> attach it to the chair. >> taped to a chair in the middle of her second grade classroom. last week, mia kramer says she walked to the pencil sharpener too many times. she says her teacher told her to sit down and then taped her to the chair. this arizona mother is out raged. >> they tied her to a chair. regardless of if it was a little piece, she got tied to a chair where she couldn't move and that's not right. >> so the school district there says in a statement that this behavior isn't acceptable. theyare looking into the issue and will take action if needed and the teacher is no

those buses leave utah street at 8 in the morning. >>> tomorrow a family of of a 5- year-old boy-- of a 5-year-old boy who drowned will dedicate a new playground at their son's school. the ceremony for the nathanplayground will take plack at -- place at mccan -- mechanicsville. we are back in few moments. >>> thanks for joining thus morning. three young brothers take their hard earned money and decide -- decide to use it to help others. over the summer they set up a lemonade stand. they got a tent and bought cups and made a sign and started to sell and ended up making about $100. at first the boys thought we will buy some toys and decided they could use it for something else. they wanted to help others. so they went out and they bought school supplies for classmates who couldn't afford them. >> we kind of realized that taking the money and doing what was selfish that we could help people and. >> it feels good because you did something right. and it feels good. >> how cute is that kid and has a big heart. the boys put together kits and pencils and crayons and glue and took the collecti

. >> i live at 3550 utah street and a little more about the neighbor character, here is a picture. and we don't know how to get the little picture up on it. there we go. and basically that is the neighborhood that we are living in, and it has got two and three story buildings. and also, what is kind of interesting, is the maripsa gardens that are the low income housing development right next to it which is filled with trees and green space in there. and much lower, lower heights, it is, it seems like a much more comfortable way to have folks live, on potrero avenue over here, they are set back, way back and there is a big fence all around the whole building so that nobody can get in and do something that they should not be doing, potrero avenue is not actually the safest place that you could live on. i was looking at something across the street at 511 potrero avenue and somebody has put on their door. this is a door that is right against the street and somebody has said, please keep this door away from my home it is not a public rest room and don't use it as such. that is also the

this one going out to utah street, that's going to get a bronze plaque. that may actually hit the warehouse. tommy hunter got the save, not jim johnson last night. the birds remain 5 1/2 games out in the a.l. east, three games out in the wildcard race. >>> here's a logo that could hopefully be painted once again at camden yard come october. this is the post-season banner that went down last year and tomorrow o's fans will be mailing out invoices to the season ticketholders so they can get their hands on those post-season tickets. you can guarantee seats for all possible 11 home games. the deadline for the orders will be september 6th. >>> the maryland state fair kicks off tomorrow, but you can get in on the fun as early as tonight. that's because it's m and t dollar preview night. nition for the rides just a buck dch admission for the rides just a buck. it may be worth your while going today. the event kicks off at 5:00 with the fair officially kicking off tomorrow. you've got some time because it runs through labor day. >>> take a look at that, a live pi

along utah street and pennsylvania avenue just north-west of downtown. incident was in late july.n another prowler sighting this past sunday. in both cases.residents were asleep.then woke up to find the suspect standing in their bedroom. when confronted, the suspect calmly walked out of the homes. police say it's a white or hispanic man, 20 to 30 years old, about 5'9, with a wide build and short hair. >> he says he is willing to die for into surrending , all while on the phone with 9-1-1. then -- what may have led some bored teens to pick a person to shoot and kill. >> stay with us will be back after the break on kron 4 news. it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [ beeping ] ...and online gaming. and suze loves her smartphone for "social" studies... like video-chatting with sara. hi, ms. kelly. hi, sara. [ male announcer ] call to get the fastest internet for the price -- $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. on our newly expanded advanced digital n

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. >>> the former beauty queen accused of throwing home made bombs at utah homes and also people on the streetsan see her there -- faces 15 years in jail. her lawyer says she's being harshly punished for a harmless prank in which no one was hurt. three of her friends were also charged with felony bomb possession. patti ann? >> a new york city doctor is suing yelp claiming the company post add phony negative view of her practice. the reason? she says so she would buy ads from them. the doctor says positive reviews were removed from her website -- her web wage on that site. she says she confronted yelp and they said if she were to buy ads they would see if they could correct the problem. >> listen to this. america's largest transportation system comes to a complete halt all because of a furry duo. two adorable kittens shut down subway service in brooklyn new york for more than two hours. transit workers tried to corral the kitties but then they ran off. two cops were able to scoop them up and bring them to safety. how adorable is that? >> judges are supposed to uphold the law but one breaking it?

around the 1940s a lot of irish people immigrated to the utah and a few set up in newtown, in wisconsin. and in the google maps you will find the streetw and the first building that you see is a barn, a typical barn. and i find it interesting that out of everything in town that has not been photographed by google yet and also this idea of when you are looking something original, you find a certificate. and so, i copied this barn and placed this facade or prop in the most resymboling location in the original town of ireland. and the idea was we thought that the google car would come by, that this image would be picked up and the barn would exist in both. it was up for two weeks but i knew that the car was in the neighborhood. but recently i found out that after two years, it did. so now there is a google street with the same house. and i really like that idea of transition, where you then take an image from the internet and put it in the real world to be captured and placed back on-line so that really questions reality. so that is also i am interested in. so we go to the nibus works. and the nibus works, well on this distinct moment on

databases in fact in one instance documented by the wall street journal's report all e-mail and text communications around the area of salt lake city utah were monitored by the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. for a period of six months ahead of the two thousand and two winter olympics and just this afternoon the a.p. reports based on newly declassified documents that the n.s.a. collected as many as fifty six thousand e-mails every single year. for three years belonging to americans with no connection to terrorism before the top secret pfizer court stepped in and ordered the n.s.a. to change its collection methods so that's that now for more on this topic i was joined earlier by say on a cardio a senior attorney at the center for constitutional rights in new york and brian do get technologist at the open technology institute here in d.c. and i started by asking brian about the government's claim that it isn't fully aware of the extent of edward snowden's leaks it's incredibly disturbing that the that they actually don't know what was taken that know right that no audit trail was was created. the that's the type of abrogation of trust that the unit

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streets. >> one government building has been ransacked andly the afire. >> a massive wildfire in utah has destroyed at least 14 homes, scorched 2,000 acres and is just 25% contained. >> there are still several homes that could be threatened. we're working to protect those structures. >> investigators are still waiting to get their hands on the black boxes from that jet that crashed, killing two pilots on board. >> bradley manning conversation he's sorry during a sentence hearing. >> the defense used this picture, manning in a blonde wig, to argue he was mentally unstable when he leaked documents. >> new england holding their breath. tom brady left practice with a left knee injury. >> don't touch the quarterback! >> former illinois congressman jesse jackson jr. has been sentenced to 30 months behind bars for misusing campaign funds. >> the grasshopper traveled sideways, then lowered itself back on to the launch pad. >> all that -- >> much -- >> that's something you hope never happens to you on live television. >> i just got that feeling again. you, come up here a minute please. come, come come, sit

supporters of president mohamed morsi take to the street, 600 have been killed this weekend thousands more injured. crews getting the upper hand on the wild fires in utah110 homes. fire officials revised down the number of homes lost to the 2,000 acre blaze in park city, and 7 of the region reported 14. you heard of snakes on a plane, what about-and a locker room? tampa bay's joe madden brought the python in to the clubhouse for the game with seattle, he has a history of doing things like this that keep that kind of loose. the raise won 7-1. i am norm green and those a your headlines. whatever. cheryl: thank you very much. another nsa bombshell. washington post report claiming top-secret agency has broken privacy rules thousands of times and new information leaked by ed snowden alleges nsa operatives routinely mask the level. and traveling with the president joined the from martha's vineyard. what is the white house saying about all this today? >> referring questions to the national security agency which says these are mistakes and may seem to be a large number of them is a small percentage of phone calls and e-mails the agency tracks. the information

the wall street journal has this to add on the figures yesterday, saying the number of americans working or looking for work fell by 37,000 in july. salt lake city, utah, independent line, good morning. caller: thank you for having me. weind of like the economy have in the united states. i noticed a lot of different ideas that i adapted. i was overseas and stationed in germany. , we wentnt to berlin to berlin for a several occasions and munich. we saw young children -- it seems -- i felt a happier five. a young child came up to me and asked -- terry, hagerstown, republican line. me, the economy is doing great because i work in the department for a major mortgage service. people do not have jobs. they do not have an income. they are filing bankruptcy and foreclosures and trying to do a short sale. they're trying to give the house back to the investor. y? because of obama's economic policy. to the caller in ohio, i would like to remind her that thanks to obamacare we are becoming a part-time workforce. -- go to aie theater movie theater and asked the employees there. they used to be full-time workers and a lot of them are now part time. as far as infras

had just hit the streets in boston and it was icked up by the campaign as a way to talk about old kinkeder hook. it stuck. universal the expression we all see all the time. city, utah. >> i would like to know if beyond did anything thoeszing, whether she did any public advising. mormon people on the frontier were disappointed in her with the g causes because they had conflict with the other frontiersmen. did she do anything with that sort of thing or was she a he's nothing in the public sphere that was really the man's world. evidence of her delving into politics. civilin life, even in the war, she's quite quiet about in e her sentiments fell anything political. she really does not express a political view. she does not have any influence. >> the influence in politics is a negative one by the perception administration. >> because of her mistake. he was young and she made mistakes. >> did she recover? >> she did, i think. they tore on the dais and she stopped doing the posing. then, the administration was almost over anyway. it. was part of what sank >> this wasn't -- you know, this wasn't -- angelica wasn't mentioned in this terrible depression. serious interest in