yards of the caesar chavez homes. we also had to solve for runoff issues leading down to the north. under current conditions, the winter rains have saturated overlaying soft soils and surface water runs down the rear yard and into the homes below. our approach was to integrate site drainage and storm water management solutions and gather water from the roof and put them into a central cistern. it presented significant fire and life saving challenges. we worked with several areas for the following provisions. red, no parking zone in front is that s it. you can finish. no parking zone in the front. new fire hydrant. wide 5 1/2 foot pedestrian walkway. and fire rated construction, higher standard and sprinklers and sites throughout and safe dispersal area in the middle. every partee is a small pedestrian hillside community. we take a cue from the gables on the street. bring these into the mid-block and face them north downtown. the materials is modern and differential to l
trying to fashion truth is where that came from. host: ising this a hemisphere yes. host: what sense. guest: it s a journey. starts off with me as a child, but it talks about generational traumas, generational the way that mental illness shows up in older generations without people knowing what it is called, and then finally going into myself as an adult, being diagnosed, understanding where the pattern is cam from, understanding my relationship with my mother, her relationship with her mother, and how all that comes together. host: tell us about your mother. guest: my mother is an amazing woman. she came from a very difficult background, and it made it difficult for her to parent in a way that was ideal. she did the best she could with what she knew how to do. a very strong woman, but that strength kind of permeated through everything she did and there wasn t a lot of softness after a certain point use was she mentally ill-0 is she mentally ill? guest: i can t
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any additional public comment. seeing none we ll close public comment. commissioners. this say hard one. this is a hard one. we think hard about commercial corridors an listen to neighborhoods and there were a lot of good points for and against. we want active neighbors and retail but we see there s vacant storefronts and we re trying to make the neighborhood corridors what they were 10 and 15 years ago and we re seeing more professional service type uses an less traditional retail going into spaces. there s concern how it came about and there was an i d to idea here with the agency. ultimately it s something i agree with that we d be in a predicament where we have a vacant storefront. it s not an enormous storefront. it s more of a mid block retail establishment. it seems the agency has become a part of the community and so i m generally supportive of keeping it there though i tend not to like too many of these professional commercial service uses and i see more harm tha
http://twitter.com/cspanwj. you can also find us on facebook at www.facebook.com/cspan. or e-mail us, journal@c-span.org . what matters more to america brian williams leaving, or john stuart announcing stepping down from his post on the daily show. it turns out that most americans do not even know who williams is. i. a survey found that only 29% of america could identify brian williams from a photograph. 15% of those were able to identify him from the age of 19 to 25. 34% of those 65 and older. audiences have been losing in just a news anger since 1980, the story reports. 30 years ago nearly one half of americans can identify dan rather. byin 1985, about half of americans watched news. our first caller is arthur from corpus christi, texas. he is a republican. good morning, arthur. caller: good morning. i love c-span. i haven t been out very long but you said something that got me on my emotional side about the media. to tell you the truth i have a hard time trusting an