they're planning their next attack on the army base at wadi daif. (jet flies overhead) (explosion) >> narrator: a regime jet has dropped a bomb on al-bara. it's landed 300 yards from jamal and his commanders. they fear they are being targeted, and flee to safe houses. the bomb has destroyed homes filled with villagers and refugees. >> narrator: a second bomb lands. the people here are refugees who've fled the fighting in the nearby city of maarrat al-nu'man. >> (translated): i felt terrible. what can one feel, to see so many bodies? people under the rubble, and we can't do anything about it. no one is supporting us, and no one will. they're just waiting for bashar al-assad to kill us all, and for us to wear out his army, his tanks and his aircraft in the process. that's what the western and arab countries want. their heart isn't with the syrian people. they don't care about all this. about these people that are bombed to pieces. i don't know what i can do. there is no power except that which comes from god. >> narrator: the next day across syria, th

as long as you are standing there or maybe it's miss -- wadi. there is reference here, i would like to understand now or maybe later, on section 10425, where parking should not exceed 15 -- 125 percent of the planning code. why are we choosing 125 percent. does that mean that we can, i guess i need an explanation on what that means? >> i'm sorry about my memory. we may have to get back to you on that formula >> as part of that revised, we did reduce the percentage. >> with respect back to parking, cpm c is studying the best way to achieve the reduction of 237 spaces. i assume that study will be completed and will be incorporated in whatever new design will be looking at. >> that maximum of 990 or 125 percent is for all 3 parking garages which are part of the cathedral hill project. i think what that means that cpm c doesn't know whether they should, how big each one should be, they just know it can't be bigger than those numbers total. >> okay. that includes the 1375 sutter building. was that always part of the deal here? >> okay. commissioner m