the proposed district is bounded by waller street, steiner street and the northern and eastern boundaryof duboce park. the boundary jogs slightly south of the park's entrance at karm lita, pierce, to accommodate the historic steps and rock retaining walls. the district is residential, comprised of 79 contributing buildings, eight non-contributing buildings, and three contributing interior block park entrances. properties in the district are zoned rh-2 and r2o. the district is significant for the unusual development history of the contested track of land upon which it is built and the way in which the contested nature of the tract impacted the district's physical appearance in the adjacent park. the the district is built on one half of what was historically a tractd of land known as the public reservation, hospital lot and marian track. the other half is publicly owned and is the site of duboce park. the the site is significant for high level architectural -- it is remarkable intact grouping of victorin and edwardian. the queen ann style is represented as well as effusion, edwardian and

pastor waller takes the lead securing an intersection. demolition charges are set.ages are rescued. >> i'm a little stressed so quit pissing me off tonight. >> reporter: it's probably best there's no taliban in this part of virginia tonight. >> let me tell you guys, you are so [ bleep ] you failed this op. >> reporter: but i quickly learned that blasting paper terrorists, walking the wall commando style, and tasting the shock and awe of a 50-caliber sniper rifle -- >> that will clear your sinuses. >> reporter: are only part of the allure. what they are really praying p is the addictive camaraderie that only comes from shared pain. >> you're tired, hungry, cold, so is everybody else. you work together, motivate and kind of focus on helping the guy next to you. >> reporter: there's never been any temptation to, you know what? i'm getting in the car. going to go get some sleep. >> it's fun. again, it's fun. we know why we came down here. if you don't want to do it, then don't come down here. >> your most vivid memories are from hardship, they're from suffering. the eas

this is the nightingale house on buchanan street near waller, instructed in 1882 -- constructed in 1882 this is the first mill's act contract to be heard by the commission and the board of supervisors since supervisor wiener sponsored it for property owners to take advantage of the property tax savings. the commission commended the new property owners to their commitment to fully restore the nightingale house. much of the property tax savings will go into the full restoration of the property. the commission did#clunanimoy approve the project and afforded a positive recommendation to the board of supervisors, with a couple of caveats or conditions to continue working with staff on a few minor details of the contract, mainly the phasing of the restoration to make sure that staff has the most updated information about when work will occur, and when staff needs to go out there to review the completion of that work, according to the state mandated requirements of the program. that conclude my presentation. and unless you have any comments. thank you. >> president fong: thank you. commissi

i also note -- i'm also the owner of a condo at 573 waller, that a friend occupies, which is one of the non-contributing buildings, one of the most egregious examples of non-contributing buildings, and that leaves me both very aware of a building that deserves preservation, and very aware of what can go wrong when buildings are treated inappropriately. as i understand it, the -- one of the key issues facing the planning commission today is the consistency of the landmark's proposal to the general plan. it was the market octavia planning effort that initiated the product that's before you today. it's in addition to the specific policies, the minut market octaa planned looking at the appropriateness of the historic district. in additionk,jayo establishing n historic distrguc) &w here is consistent with the historic preservation element of the plan. and i would note that the density of the buildings comes close to the maximum allowed under market octavia and in that sense we already have a dense housing district that supports the transit oriented development policies that are referred to i

not a story, just a strange voicemail chris waller left me.if your exput nude pictures of you on-line? >>> a new survey of an american couple has blown the lid off the subject of nighttime attire, revealing that most of us prefer pajamas,. >> jam jams. >> 48% of women and 38% go to bed in the buff with their partner. meaning some slip on a slip wear like a shorty robe, and the sample was mostly white people over 35 or as he calls them, the only group that matters. >> lightning roooooouuuuuuuuunnndd. lightning round. >> sherrod, great. >> first of all, typical white people sleeping in the nude and not using a wash cloth when you wash. just use the soap by itself. oh white people. back me up camera 3. any hoo. >> well, you can hear that he does. >> i don't sleep in the nude because you know what i'm dealing with. i get tangled up like indiana jones in the movie. >> why can't we do clean material? this is a survey of pajamas. what happened to pajamas? when did people stop caring about pajamas? that's america's night wear. as a catholic -- >> as a

. >> reporter: no one has ever been convicted in the deaths of jason baker and richard waller. wilson, it angers him to see ray lewis basking in the glow of football and redemption. >> redemption? stop talking like you're one of the people coming out of the bible. >> reporter: so you think on this day that ray lewis knows what happened that night? >> oh, yeah. i hope it haunts them for the rest of their life until they die and then until they burn in hell. >> reporter: the most painful irony is for greg wilson that ray lewis will likely be forever immortalized in the football hall of fame not far from where richard and were laid to rest. >> this guy oakley says he didn't kill him. who does he think killed these guys? >> well, some of these guys -- remember, the stories have been so convoluted and so many different versions. the victims' families are left with wondering who tells the truth. but oakley points to two people and some other people have said that were never probably vetted by prosecutors and investigators at the time. so it doesn't say that those two people were resp

. >> our hope is to salvage the new world record for the tallest waller fall run on the kayak. >> thet this they look for the perfect falls and come upon salto bello in southern brazil. >> we looked at dozens of waterfalls that were potential candidates. from the first time pedro first saw the falls he says it was the perfect falls. he knew in his mind right then that he was going to run the falls. he felt that this was one of the most beautiful places he had ever seen. he felt like this was a heaven on earth, a paradise. salto bello means beautiful waterfall, and that's exactly what it was. >> pedro is going to make the run, and ben is going to catch the whole thing on camera. >> we are right on the edge of the amazon. >> big waterfall kayaking is not to be tried at home. we are professionals, we have years of experience under our belt. we know exactly what is at stake. but in terms of just going over a waterfall in your kayak or getting your kayak on the river, it is something that everybody should try. for anyone who tries it, it will be probably the most exciting thing they ever d

main thing is that we can't allow junior seau, dave duerson, even high school athletes like jaquan wallero have died because of head injury, we can't allow them to die in vain. we have to take what we have learned from them and continue to evolve with safety issues and equipment evolution as well. >> coy, we see from the nfl ads talking about how they're increasing safety. how they have better and stronger helmets to protect players than they've ever had before. how they're putting money in to study these kind of things. is that enough? it's a game where how hard you hit seems to be rewarded the most. >> well, it's a great point, erin. there are three things. one, the main thing is, education. especially to our youth, we have to educate them about what a concussion is. we don't have to be unconscious. less than 10% of concussions result in unconsciousness. so what the symptoms are. and then, two, when they have a concussion, know that it's okay not to play. if you don't feel complete, don't compete. if you don't feel right in the head, rest instead. i think that's the message that our you

. >> we send people to the dry waller the carpenters and the plummers. >> we are conscious who we give a job referral to. >> we look at the skills part as far as hayou do with a hammer and nail there are other components to be able to be a team player. be able to take directs and be precise and punctual things like this you need to help you keep your jobs. >> we will looking at the interviews today and doing the critiquing from the papers. >> i was thinking last week we were talking ask that was so much thinking going on about the interview and how i was going to do it. >> i feel like, me, as an african-american woman and older woman with children i feel i have to set an example. a lot of people don't know how to deal with anger and conflicts. the kids here look up to me. if i do something and don't set an example then they are going to follow. since i've been a positive roll model, coming to school everyday. some of those kids pick up on that and i see the improvement in them. >> one thing that i knew but the class helped reinstate is that you have to check yourself. we are all grown