walkway. at the mission bay commons in, the main entrance leads to a large reception in the area with waiting and meeting rooms indicated in redch . from there the grand stage leads to the corridor and in yellow extends to the third street. the courtyard level at the second floor is similar and typical to the upper floors. here the ground connections to the foyer team and faces the courtyard. turning to the street elevations you can see a clear differentiation between the more solid upper floors and the more open and ground floor along third street. the combination of color panels, clear and translucent glass and provides corners on the building. on the upper floors, the ritdz -- rhythm of the guest windows and deep window seat areas. at the main corridor special living room is highlighted by a metal sunscreen. signature orange color. along the mid-block pedestrian walkway the building opens up to the landscape courtyard along the mid-block walkway. alternating areas of green panels hides the

the walkway is shared with the project and the larger portion of the pedestrian walkways is open to the space of the property. they have a little bit more room. we are going to be working jointly with them to develop that. we are doing what we can on our portion of it to make as much of it planting as much as possible. the walkway proper is right down the middle of the property line of the two projects. there actually aren't any blank concrete walls. there is no other exposed concrete. >> i'm just making a point. >> sure. >> well, maybe that's something for us to keep under advise ment because it's my understanding that it has ground floor units in the affordable housing development. that might be semi private space. we can't necessarily count on the other side of the pedestrian muz to be fully public space. we may have to take that one back. i just wanted to hear some thoughts today. >> it would be open to the possibility of street furniture and pedestrian walkway. that seems like an appropriate things to do. we would work on that. >> great. next question on activation along third stre

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. >> the deadly accident on this college walkway, that is serving as a warning to students. >> also, bad behavior behind the wheel exposed for everyone to see. an artist's very public photo display. >> and next, a school hires a teacher under investigation for molestation. how they're making sure this never happens again. >> we can't have any mistakes because children's lives could be at risk. >>> a bay area teacher accused of molesting students prompted the west contra costa school district to hold a unified meeting tonight. the board now admits, ron yinto was not properly screened after being hired at the beginning of the year. police arrested ginto last month. >> reporter: we dodged a bullet, that is what the school board president told me about the school district's brush with ronald ginto who's victims came from his previous school. >> reporter: ronald ginto was a teacher at mira vista elementary for less than two months, but his presence had a big impact. he was arrested last month. he faces multiple charges of child sexual abuse. >> don't think this can't happen again if we're

the fire was set early yesty in a walkway on the side of building on 34th avenue.s killed in a home invasi three weeks ago. neighbors heard a man scream, looked and saw his body covered in flames. all of highway 24 is back on this morning. cal-trans crews worked through the night to remove an 80-foot sign that stretched over the freeway. the old sign has been replad with new directional signs. stretch of westbound 24 and caldecott tunnel was closed overnight. the c-h-p says highway 24 re- opened aheadf schedule this morning. those are a look at your top stories. back to you anne and phil. (first weather) (first weather (first weather by now, you've probably heaf e-cigarettes. a new plan to crack-down on them is abouto be unveiled. they're electronic vaporizing devices... that simulate tobacco smoking... release no actual smoke. bun francisco supervisor eric ms proposing the same regulations on e- as we have on regular tobac cigarettes. the legisltation will be heard committee on thursday and wl likely go before the full b in early march. anchor reaction more protes

and when it eased off, the crews were at work clearing the stes s and the walkways. >> it is not a good snowday in our region if we didn't have a little fun with it. >> so we had our chief snow correspondent pat collins to issue a challenge to the washingtonians. snow us the frustration. we have dozens of entries from people in maryland and d.c. and showing us what they think of the latest winter storm. pat? >> well, jim, this weekend, we actually spring our clocks forward. how can you spring your clock forward with all of this stuff around? snow us your frustration. send in the angry, angry snow pictures. let's get on with the pat collins' snowstick challenge. there is a time and place for everything. but march is not the time, and washington is not the place for this kind of snow. we call this snow stick challenge "snow us your frustration." we ask you to send in pictures of your angry snow faces. best picture gets the snow stick. the pet category. get this snow is off of my nose. get the snow off my nose. get the snow off my nose now. you want me to go where? now i'm not leaving this

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there is walkways that are used to service the power lines.s, you will see them moving around. those are firefighters working on the platforms. trying to stop the fire. the fire is burning towards the water. winds are blowing west. southwest. there is the helicopter that was doing the water drops. it is interesting. when it started an hour ago, this time of year, first day of spring, it will be out in 20 minutes, and it is marsh land. a lot of green out there. but now they have a helicopter and they are doing water drops because it is so dry. does not appear structures are in danger. mostly just marsh land and the power lines. we have been watching the fire. at 6:00 p.m. we will one date the forecast -- we will update the forecast. you see the clouds out in the bay area. here is the fire. come in closer. you can see it better. that is where the water drops were happening. the winds are blowing like this. towards this double canal. we will track it for you and keep an eye on what is happening into the next newscast. 78 in napa. 77 antioch. nice

take the walkways. >> jimmy: you just go to the walkways. >> driver, driver pick me up, i'm right outside oh, my gosh. >> they played "you got a a friend," when jim carrey came out. i noticed that. $23. i got $23. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. i'll give you half a pizza here in new york city. >> yeah. what's with that? you want to see rich people eat pizza? >> jimmy: yeah, we want to see that. absolutely. >> they must love that in bangladesh when they're watching. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: laughing at people eating pizza. but you've been there. how many times have you been there? oscars, i've seen you. >> i played -- that's why the show's so crappy. i've been on it, like, six times? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. you got nominated? >> i was nominated like 15, 16 times before i won. which was like -- it is was amazing. >> jimmy: and you went every year? >> i went every year, you know, to be humiliated. [ laughter ] you kind of know. >> jimmy: well we brought -- we brought "the tonight show" back to new york. >> i know, yeah. >> jimmy: where's it all started. and

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but the walkways over ft. nash and meyer are going to stay open. >>> nearly 300 students from 30 schools present it their projects, competing in the city's stem fair. they broke down into 14 categories, engineering, math, chemistry and physics. >> that's in los angeles in may. one project was to see how long it took fingers to wrinkle up in water. >>> the folks who live at st. paul senior living in capital heights, send the day getting hair dos and manicures and pedicures. >> this is pretty cool, i come down to get a makeover, because next week is my birthday, so i decided to come down and get a makeover this week. >> prince george's county police also use this occasion to share some safety tips on how to stay safe from thiefs who could target some of our senior citizens. >> it felt like the warmest you felt in a long time, you're right, because it was the warmest day of the year. >> the warmest day so far this year, unfortunately we are looking at below average temperatures for pretty much most of the upcomin

businesses and just a bunch of folks out there took some time to clean off the walkways, the streets all but empty with the federal government and many businesses shut down for the day. d.c.'s mayor gray declared a snow emergency today no, word yet when that will be lifted. plows were out in full force when the salt supply is down and the snow budget is dwindling. >> i think we were over by $2.5 million the last time. obviously that will go up with in snow event. clearly it's very hard to know how much to budget for snow, but i think it's clear to everybody behind me that we have to do whatever is necessary. >> mayor gray was supposed to deliver his annual state of the district speech tonight. he postponed the address because of the storm. >>> now to a major headache on route 50 this afternoon, a tractor trailer carrying 80,000 pounds of tomatoes overturned. the big rig spilled its load along with some diesel fuel which prompted then the hazmat crews to respond. it was just a mess. the crash happened at about 11:20 near mitchellville and four state police closed three eastbound lanes

. >> one of them was head down in the walkway. he went through the door to the patio that had just been wished out by it. and, then, our manager, simon, was washed out with the wave and then went under the pier and was stuck under the pier. >> both workers made it through okay. no estimate on the damage. >>> after several days of powerful rain and mudslides, mandatory evacuations have been lifted. craig mills shows us the cleanup efforts in one home that got hit hard. >> rained for 20 minutes yesterday and the whole thing came down. and then, all of it ended up out here. >> this fence and tons of it staying to the lower level of ed's backyard. >> reporter: stphaoá we knew there was a chance of losing the house. >> sand bags kept most of the mud and the water out of his house. but, city engineers told him he has bigger problems. >> there is so much mud. we got to get it. >> work crews and some volunteers are getting the mud from the backyard. >> the mayor, they are here pitching in. >> the head of department works is here getting t

neighbors the reason f this property was built in the first place there was not go back a driveway but a walkway. none of the neighbors like the idea of driveway being built on public property it didn't match what's happening directly across the street we have a lot of homes that have no problem assessing there's problem without driveways and it's on the same right-of-way. this is has been out of the keeping with the neighborhood and clearly the intent of the developer was not honest. but they got this project approved by saying they'll go do a stair away >> you live there. >> a couple of houses down. >> does our home have is a driveway. >> yes. but it's squeezed between two other homes those are two different properties this is someone who wants to footprint to psychiatries a access into. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> does any timer have evidence those are copies to the phone numbers hearing in 2006 and then the other disk has clips i sent you clips via youtube and there's a couple of others to save our time one in particular the supervisors at the land use committee called for more

it was thick and it was running down the walkway, and there was a lot of it. and i was just like, oh my god. >> eugene had been shot 6 times - five of those shots were fatal wounds to the chest. >> the bedding was saturated. pillows were full of blood. the blood ran all the way down that side. i guess he laid over there and bled to death and died. >> eugene kept two guns next to his bed in latched boxes. the initial police report says the officers were "confronted" by an armed suspect. >> so one of the guns was potentially in this? >> yeah, but he didn't have enough time... >> because their story is that he was exiting, hold a gun with both hands, and leveled it at the officers and i think the report says that he was actually killed outside the bedroom...as he was coming out to confront them. >> well, i got blood inside the room and like i said if he was walking this way or right there, there is no blood in this pathway nor on this rug. >> both eugene's body and his gun were moved before investigators reached the scene >> where the body drops, where the gun is

a sight work for the walkways and plaza a lot of work there. right now a lot of focus on the interior. and the mechanic and electrical and putting in the drywall and the patient room it's exciting to go into the hospital and see the changes happening. we're also actively coordinating the move in with the staff being involved in the planning and move power as requested in the february 11th jc c update we got feedback to include more feedback on the transcription and more information about the percentage rate for the bond and how that ties into the budget that information will be included in the presentation today. overall the project is on schedule with the construction slated for completion in may 2015. i guess i'll hold off on the next slide until the actual power point. >> do you have copies in front of you i'll precede then. >> moving on the the transition program it refers to the planning and implementation of the acute services from the current hospital into the new hospital. so the transition fdr consultant they've been on board for about

if you watch firefighters, they are standing out on the walkways. the wood planks, and they are keeping the fire contained. impressive site. you have seen the smoke. the smoke is blowing towards the north and east. >> and we have heard from firefighters on the scene who say pg&e is there advising firefighters about the potential danger because the fire is burning close to the power lines. at this point we are not aware of power outages. we will follow this and we have crews on the scene. as soon as they have more information we will bring that to you. this fire continuing to burn now since 3:15 p.m. this afternoon in pittsburg. >>> the san jose police department lost hundreds of officers in the past few years and today ktvu channel 2 news. >> david: broke the story they are project -- ktvu channel 2 news broke the story they will lose more officers in the next two years despite plans to restore staffing. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose with the numbers that have people alarmed. >> reporter: we are hear at a san jose community center where in

endo is now building a wooden bridge and walkway that kids can play on. >> translator: i'm moving onh my life, with the feeling that my children are always standing by me. i talk to them all the time, saying, watch me. >> reporter: endo is putting his life back together, step by step. it's a hard struggle, but knowing his children will be proud of him keeps him going. mikiko suzuki, nhk world, ishinomaki. >>> to the latest in business now. the head of dmien's central bank has announced his intention for the country's deposit interest rates to be liberalized within one to two years. governor zhou xiaochuan spoke to reporters on the sidelines of the national people's congress. he told reporters that there is a driving force to allow the market to determine interest rates. economists have pointed out that the current policy of holding deposit rates low has been one of the factors behind the expansion of so-called shadow banking, as depositors seek out higher returns. but liberalizing deposit rates may lead to more competition among banks. and some experts have expressed concern that the

sometimes commercial businesses that are site lighting--lighting their walkways and their parks. > >i some uses-- airports and parking lots--but what other applications might there be for this kind of data gathering light? > >really anywhere--once you have a network of lighting that provides both power and communications adding additional sensors is relatively cheap and can bring a whole host of information. so things like air quality sensors--if a city has a whole network of those to provide real time information to residents on air quality, on traffic patterns--a whole range of possibilities there. > >i know the director of cyber security research at indiana university-- the word he used for the potential of misusing this data--he said it's terrifying. i guess it's important that these systems be maintained as pretty secure. > >absolutely. i don't claim to be a cyber security expert myself but i have talked to a number of them and the consensus seems to be that if those concerns are taken into account upfront rather than tacked on in the middle or the end of a project then the syste

the fellow there is shoveling the walkways taking giant shovels full of snow and berkeley loves everysecond of it. >> it's a lonely job to shovel the walk by yourself, so it's good to have a little buddy out there. >>> cat goes for the broccoli. >>> at this past winter games we were all crazy interested in a new event slope style, you remember this. of course, the united states men cleared the podium. gold, silver, and bronze and the men's skiing slope style. this is nick gepper and you are watching this from red bull, you are thinking how the heck could they pull off the stunts. given a little insight. >> i have a nice explosive pop off the end. i reach my hand down and find the tail of my ski and i grab the very tip. i tweak it out to the side. the tweak helps the rotation spin faster. i let go and uncross my skis and i drop to the landing. >> you might also be wondering how the heck do they get these shots. this is such an awesome video. i got a behind-the-scenes clip of him training on copper mountain, colorado. how they do it is with a cool rig called the moby. the camera guy is

. >> every day through the week we're having to sweep off the walkways because it's so littered with things from the geese. >> reporter: city has tried different ways to get them to move along including turning on the sprinklers and letting the grass grow to minimize the food source. >> in may of 2013 we began a program of hazing the geese with trained dogs and that's been fairly effective. >> but now it's nesting season and the city is trying a new tactic. it has a permit from the u.s. fish and wildlife service from what is called egg degradation. >> reporter: when the eggs are at a certain stage we can coat them with a vegetable-based oil which causes the eggs not to progress and the geese continue to sit on them, but we just don't have any goslings that will continue to return back here every year if we don't do something. >> city officials say their method for managing the geese seem to be working but we also need help from the public who may be knowingly undermining the efforts. >> don't feed the geese, not healthy for the geese to feed them the bread and other items like that.

temporary barriers is being used to close half of that part between 18th street and the park denver walkway. as part of the renovation area will get new tennis and basketball courts, pathways and restaurant restaurants. it's expected to be wrapped up by spring of next year. >>> san francisco city leaders join community members in the castro district to celebrate changes to the area. the project also includes putting up new trees and improved street lighting. community leaders unveiled a design that was chosen by residents. the winning design called for the intersection to be painted with rainbow stripes. renovations are expected to be complete by next fall. >>> yosemite park officials released their final plan for protecting all in the river. it includes a ban on parking along the road and meadows. instead plans call for off road parking in the area. there's no word when the ban will take effect, the 55 million-dollar project could take as long as 15 years to complete. >>> house speaker john bailey comic banter and minority leader nancy pelosi have found something they can agree on. both wo

it was thick and it was running down the walkway, and there was a lot of it. and i was just like, oh my god. >> eugene had been shot 6 times - five of those shots were fatal wounds to the chest. >> the bedding was saturated. pillows were full of blood. the blood ran all the way down that side. i guess he laid over there and bled to death and died. >> eugene kept two guns next to his bed in latched boxes. the initial police report says the officers were "confronted" by an armed suspect. >> so one of the guns was potentially in this? >> yeah, but he didn't have enough time... >> because their story is that he was exiting, hold a gun with both hands, and leveled it at the officers and i think the report says that he was actually killed outside the bedroom...as he was coming out to confront them. >> well, i got blood inside the room and like i said if he was walking this way or right there, there is no blood in this pathway nor on this rug. >> both eugene's body and his gun were moved before investigators reached the scene >> where the body drops, where the gun is

is the framework for retaining wall, but it was now north of 7 feet high from the rear wacway of walkway of the house. i approached courtney who was leading this work as a contractor and asked about the work and asked about a permit and he told me they didn't need it, this they were just landscaping. that began conversations and concerns and we were ignored. there were three notices of violations sent to the owners. there was a director's hearing at which i spoke. order of abatement was issued and we thought that was great. and nothing had changed. instead they sold the house for $1.2 million. they're investors, and they wanted to take their money and pass this on to the next buyer. that's when we went back with sunny moon and repeal the process. here we are today. they've agreed to remove the deck, however the grade is materially changed, the height of the deck is a lot higher than it should be so we're asking for your support on up holding the appeal. and also, you know, i think there should be fines and penalties for the developers and investor who is are trying to flip this property

. >> reporter: the fire was set here in a walkway on the side of the building and you can see the outlinef a body in the ashing. they looked down and saw his entire body covered in flames. >> did you see anybody else with him? just him on fire? >> yes, i saw the fire on him. >> reporter: this woman lives in the billing and asked us to hide her identity because she is scared. she called 911 after the horrifying scene and says she recognized the voice of the man crying out. it was richard. the nephew of susan fong and caretaker of the property. >> i know him. he's a nice guy. he is so helpful and friendly. >> reporter: this is video from february 7 at the same complex. susan fong tied up and murdered inalso inside. called a home he told police he was also tied up, but left unharmed. that scene left the area in shock. >> the neighborhood is not safe. >> reporter: and now this. for neighbors with nerves rattled not knowing who did this or why, one murder is one thing. two murders means it is time to move out. >> this time, because i saw it. totally different. totally different. >> reporter: a

of the block will not change as the addition will be setback 40 feet so minimal visible from the walkway and the street. working with the architect, we developed the plans and the plans were reviewed with the neighbors and presented to the san francisco planning. there was issuing with the neighbors and the planning department. we work directly with san francisco planning, doug wu to guide us through what changes were needed and how to make those changes to meet residential design guidelines and code and neighbor concerns. throughout the process, we went back and forth with the neighbors, doug and the architect. i communicated with the neighbors by providing updates plans whether they asked for it or not. the neighbor -- the neighbors would provide feedback directory to the planner, doug would diligently address their questions and explain how the changes met residential guidelines and code. i let the neighbors know i was available for questions and asked for any ideas that would make the projects more beneficial to them. no calls or ideas were received. i incurred over $8,000 cost in ar