i am glad they have been required to change the stairwell. in addition to that, we are concerned about the loss of light even know they have shown extensive drawing and design. we hope to communicate directly with the owner and had a deal we thought would be acceptable. we were told they were unacceptable and so we felt we had no choice but to file this dr. i had a conversation with him and he asked why we did not contact him but we were only able to work through the architect. we could have reached an understanding before coming in front of the but at this point after all the time and effort it has taken to go through this, the second year of noise disturbances from the legal stairwell, we don't want more additional construction or disturbances. we are concerned about the loss of view of this guy a and the loss of light. we definitely perceive additional difficulty from this. we acknowledge their there able to improve their property as they wish and i can appreciate that. after all the difficulty they put us through, we have reached the end

so i jump off the ledge, i run down that stairwell. level, there's an emergency exit for the stairs. i open the door to get the visitors down. >> debris rains down on the fleeing tourists. the building is rocking so violently, it almost knocks the ranger off her feet. >> i'm terrified. i'm thinking, i don't know if i'm going to get to the bottom of this stairwell, i really think there's going to be something to knock the whole monument over. >> once she's opened the emergency door one flight down, nicolette knows she can't run down to the ground level. the ranger must always be the last one to leave. >> i'm standing at the emergency exit, debating this thought, looking at the stairwell as debris is coming down the stairs. i decide i have to go back up, but i'm going to run as fast as i possibly can. >> she sprints up to make sure the floor is clear. >> i'm running around that top level. there's a lot of debris that has fallen now. i go back down, but as i'm going back down the other stairwell, a father has run up from the floor below.

weekend, the first person to be fatally injured but he says the third person to fall through the stairwell in as many years. you have been notified >> we cannot comment >> the management company is affiliated with a family that is targeted in many lawsuits. instead of replacing the raw restructure each time someone fell through, residence a management would replace the single stair. ed sweeney from the apartment building inspection was surprised it was not replaced years ago. he assures us it would have been had the department been notified sooner. when you hear about this incident and that is it is connected to the family what is your reaction? >> i cannot get into that because we have multiple cases against the family >> what should they have done? >> called 311, 911, or the department of buildings directly. >> while landlords are responsible for maintaining their properties, in cases like this, residents can take matters into their own hands by dialing 311, something that residence here wish they would have known. they blamed the death on negligence. the building instructor, inspectors

eventually, this window, which is in a stairwell, will not be impacted. everything in this direction will remain. we are not touching those windows. they may have some fire issues and we will have to talk about protection, but we do not need to cover those windows. this is the third level. you can see that there is an office. there is a window here that opens into the entry area of the office and we are going to need to impact that window. there are two windows in the main area of the office. i have not been inside the property. i am accepting that the property is the way it is listed. in the main area, i assume there is a desk or a work area. we are not touching those windows. president garcia: nor will anyone know be affected to the left or right? >> that is correct. on this level, garrett, held me a little bit here. those windows will be impacted? right. there were some windows in the plan in 2003 that did not get built and those windows are not there. in effect, there will be no impact on level four, meaning this window will say and that window will s

the first person to be fatally injured buddy says the third person to fall to the stairwell and as manyyears. did weight and have been notified by residents. >>> and ms. and companies affiliated with the family target of many lawsuits tenants say the company was repeatedly warned about the stairwell but instead of a place in the right structure and each time someone fell through residents say management's would replace alone stair. >>> that is pretty shocking. an apartment building inspection the surprise the structure was replaced years ago he met as the property today and assures us it would then have the department been notified sooner. when you hear this incidence what is your first reaction. but today done after the person of the stairs. >>> call the department directly. >>> we can get out there where landlords are responsible for maintaining the properties in extreme cases like this to take residents into their own hands by calling 311 it's something residents wish they had known before the tragic accident they say they believe more is that was a result of negligence and can't tel

one is in a mechanical room and the other is in a stairwell. the door is surplus because it leads to the garages. there are two front gates to the garage that open onto lombard street. i urge you to allow us to proceed. there is nothing to gain by waiting. frankly, there are problems with waiting. thank you. >> is their departmental comment? >> scott sanchez, planning department. i want to clarify one point about the ceqa check. overall, it was finalized by a very capable planner, but it was additionally reviewed by one of our preservation specialists. it did have two planners are reviewing the analysis. it was clearly shown as a category eight known historic resource and that was included in our evaluation. the ceqa appeal was filed yesterday. it could've been filed any time after the ceqa was issued more than one month ago. the city attorney has yet to make a decision about the timeliness. that is all i will say. thank you. >> is there any public comment on the continuance question? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is yours. president g

people were saddened to learn that the home only had one smoke detector in the basement stairwell that was not working. >> this has to be the most horrible incident that we have faced. >> the sole surviving hunter is at an area hospital in critical condition. -- the sole surviving a youngster is at an area hospital in critical condition. an inspection was canceled a couple months ago because no adults were home at the time. there is still no cause yet for this horrible fire. richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> in other news, a frontier airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing at dulles international airport. the pilot diverted from reagan national after seeing a hydraulic warning light. the flight from kansas city landed safely at dulles airport at 10:30 this morning. maintenance workers inspected the airplane. turning to the cherry blossom festival, it is a busy weekend the first of two family days, and a special stamp was on failed. -- and a special stamp was unveiled. >> the cherry blossoms are in full bloom but what the weather, the real celebration was on the inside. toda

. >> the nurses say he headed for a a stairwell and things turned ugly.amera range they say kennedy fell on the stairwell with his newborn in his arms. >> petrified the baby is going p to go flying down a whole flight of stairs head first. >> kennedy was arrested last week on a misdemeanor endangering the welfare of a child charge and violence related violations. ke kennedy and his wife blame the two nurses, saying, it's sickening to think our simple desire to take our son outside for fresh air has been warped into a charge of child endangerment. kennedy's lawyer says it was the nurses who were out of line and voiced anger over the release of this tape. the nurses continue to violate the hipaa privacy rules. this is very serious. and the kennedys will not tolerate the violation of their privacy rights. th the lawyer for the nurses says the women had not talked about medical records, only kennedy's alleged crime. so far the hospital is standing by their nurses' actions and bo both nurses say they remain committed but the incident has taken its toll. >> the

i live on the second floor of the unit that shares the stairwell. -- good afternoon. i share the same sentiments as mr. hawkins. i believe the construction of the fourth floor will contain more noise within our light well. now, i can see blue sky and i will not be able to with that. any noise that occurs in -- will be reflected further into our weekend. i am an aniston geologist -- an anesthesiologist. it is extremely annoying. and has been a problem. i talked to the architect about noise dampers on the stairs. they install the different better system. it is extremely loud and will keep you all night. i am willing to talk to them about changing the design. they said it would put some noise rimini's there which has never happened. thank you. >> are there any other speakers in support of the dr? >> good afternoon. i am the -- >> we are hearing speakers in support of the d.r. >> i am connie hawkins. we repeatedly tried to contact the owners. i have multiple demerit -- e- mails. we're more than happy to work with them to redesign the top unit. we understand they have set

she was coming downstairs and she literally fell through the stairwell right here. she fractured four ribs and on general lawn last raider lipper lacerate your kid in the and went pleading and internally. she attended r for nearly two decades and was the toast of her chinatown apartment building. did which was full of life and every time i see your show is asked what i was up to the house of going home to an city. that life was set out sunday following a one story plunge through brittles their trains. did we this is the actual board as she fell through. and a couple of the pieces here renters pay anywhere from three to $5,000 on same complaints to the landlord to ellis felt property fell on deaf ears. you fell down to say hey eight years being five. to equate sorry. the of weight was a your worry that there's going to try to somehow get rid of evidence? >>> was terrified. cbs five check for the apartment building inspections and fired a complaint about the staircase dating back to 1995. >>> i discussed members that fell through to the ground and the cleaning lady wa

the three openings that are going to be impacted our a window here, which is a stairwell window that heads from the living area, which starts one floor above this and comes down the stairway. this is the stair you would take to get to the garage when you want to get your car or go up to the living area and. this door, which we have already described, and this, which is a window in a mechanical room. i have a mechanical room in my house where the boiler is and it is an interior room. you turn on the light and nobody is ever in there. i think there was a claim that it was a habitable area. that is it. that is the impact on the windows. the door is in the garage. this entire frontage is open to the street. you go out this way or you can come anywhere here. i find it hard to believe i am not a fire expert, but i find it hard to believe that you could not put a door somewhere along here. there is also an exit out of the rear of the house into the yard in the back. that is the full brunt of what it is we are trying to do. commissioner hillis: and there is building above the area outside of

he grabbed her by the waist and dragged her into a stairwell. where she was raped. police took the teen to a hospital where a sexual assault kit like this one was used to collect the evidence. it's unclear whether the dna was entered into codis, but in september of last year, police were notified of a match with michael davies. a result of examining 759 cases. finding sufficient dna to enter 123 of them and getting more than 80 hits. >> since that report has been done, we have up to 87codis hits and of those 87, 70 of those cases have been closed and of the other 17 that we have that are still outstanding that are open cases, they are all under active investigation. >> hits come when dna profiles match up with profiles already in the data bank n. some cases, there will be matches, but the identity of the person will still be unknown. >> a codis is one part of the investigation. it may point us in the direction of that. it may confirm our suspicions about a suspect we had, but the investigator still need to work with the u.s. attorney's office and within the departme

he came back with a proposal to remove a stairwell and to change the nature of the pitt on top of the project. he did not address the issues of real concern to the neighbors. the overall height, especially the height on beach street and the impact on the neighbors along hyde street. other people will tell you about the neighborhood's proposal, but the main thing i want to make clear is we're simply -- the neighbors are simply seeking a reasonable accommodation in the bulk of this project so that the neighborhood character can be maintained and so that some light and air can still get to the people of hyde street who have enjoyed that light and air for years. thank you. vice president wu: thank you. so for the public, we ask that if you wish to speak on this item, please line up in the center aisle of the room. >> good evening, commissioners. gloria smith for the neighbors. i'm going to show you a number of depictions of the project as it actually would fit in beach street and in the neighborhood. the neighborhood engaged a consultant who -- to make these depictions. this shows the exi

predicted that the voting will be well how accurate is that how how good a word were they have a stairwell will you. trust this year oh yeah i saw because this approach to software. curing the polls or exit polls it's. not the first time. sold our pollsters are very very well equipped. to learn them not much more from from western experience although personally i trust it's that this figures well there was information published during the last couple of weeks that putin's popularity was rising over the over the last month and it's specially over the last like like one or two weeks before the election that he really he really made sort of a breakthrough in the polls in the popularity so good but he didn't seem for me didn't seem to do anything special so so do you believe this is so it and why is that happened. well i think it's probably true that the the protest movement straightly van out of steam. in that they didn't quite know how to take things forward. a big problem of the opposition is that they don't really have. think a lot of people would regard as being a strong candidate if some

high-rise no injuries smoke on the fifth for-profit a big fire response people inside told us smoke stairwells and hallways. no word on because of the fire. northwest indiana man charged hit and run accident killed lake county correctional officer injuring three others. crown point more on the man accused. >> suspect identified crown point custody tonight it turned to itself on wednesday alongside attorney >> for 42 year-old facing felony hit and run charges investigators pursuing more serious charges including homicide. >> very emotional 72 hours with the department. results charges filed today >> lake county sheriff says additional charges like be filed once more evidence is collected including toxicology report. tuesday night 25 year- old britney meux lake county correctional officer killed while jogging. the other three convicts seriously injured but expected to recover registered to father signed in the presence of attorney searching the pierron should am not sure says suspect surrendered alongside attorney did not take any statement prior record owi 2009 and several speeding charges fami

he was finishing marble pieces, installing doors, constructing stairwells, assembling a coach house and installing a well into the side of the house in addition to the furnishings. mrs. madison's parlor and dining room had been finished since spring and it was the elliptical room holding everything up, but december everything was set for the new year's day reception, it had become a tradition that president jefferson had started. at the same time the largest home in the united states, mrs. madison also had a large draw of visitors to the event. before it and preceding it. she was well liked for her warmth and casual nature although a bit bizarre, she took a youthful fashion, robes, feathers, ermine and rouge, very abstract for a woman of her age. president madison was not as beloved. she adored his wife and she him, but he was a bit stern, definitely what we like to call a statesman. one such encounter is described as he was a little man with a powdered head, having pale countenance but with little flow of courtesy. this is not a compliment, let me assure you. let's see. you can see up

he was finishing marble chimney pieces, installing doors, constructing stairwells, assembling a coach house, installing a pump into the well on the other side of the house in addition to the furnishings. mrs. madison's parlor and the dining room had been finish since the spring of 1809 and really it was the elliptical room that was holding everybody up, including the findlays. by december everything was set for the ceremonial new year's day reception that had become a tradition president thomas jefferson had started. although crowds would come from near and far to catch a glimpse of the president's house, at the same time the largest house of the united states, mrs. madison had a large draw of visitors to the event. she was well liked for her nature. although a bit bizarre, she took a youthful fashion. robes, turbines, coquettish blush with rouge. president madison, however, was not as beloved. he adored his wife and she him. but he was a bit stern. definitely what we like to call a statesman. once such encounter is described as he was a little man with a powdered head having pale cou

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and he came over, and he sat on my stairwell and talked and i haven't let him leave. >> jimmy: so youet watching a basketball tournament, and now you have a basketball in your stomach. >> exactly. foreshadowing. >> jimmy: and you're waiting to get married until the baby is in college. >> i want to do it, but she'll be in the wedding now. >> jimmy: yeah, true. >> i just had a baby shower yesterday. it was unbelievable. >> jimmy: who threw it for you? >> my mother threw me the baby shower and the party planner, mindy wise. it was a charlotte's web thing. >> jimmy: are you naming the baby charlotte, is that why? >> no, we aren't. but we had like a whole fair, fried oreos. what were we talking about before? that's a pregnancy brain for you. i thought there was a point. >> jimmy: we were talking about your baby shower. >> no, we weren't. >> jimmy: we were talking about you getting married. >> oh, yeah, i mean we're going to get married. [cheers and applause ] >> i was just saying before, i have not had a pregnancy brain this whole pregnancy. i feel like i can remember everything, and i jus

staircase at her apartment building 62 year-old brewery more was coming down the stairs fell to the stairwell on sunday she wonders of the building say they've been telling the landlord now for eight years that the stairs or riding in dangerous and now they're calling her death in homicide. it was manslaughter and negligent homicide. the and i would like the d.a. why summit to contact us she fractured for rate ribs. lawn last raider liver, lacerated kidney and was bleeding out internally cbs five checked with the apartment building inspectors and found complaints about the staircase dating all the way back to 1995 alameda county supervisor nadia has returned to to work after an incident that letter to a rehabilitation facility the what is the treasurer of into rehab after she was allegedly assaulted by a former lover and a newer hotel room she released the statement about this chain of events to the versus a said main they did apologize to those of remember in jail accused of bank robbery of in the wild police chase in santa clara county police said mug shots of the suspects last night they s

he grabbed her by the waist, dragged her into a stairwell where she was raped.lice took the teen to a hospital where a sexual assault kit was used to collect the evidence. it's unclear when the dna was entered into codis, but in september of last year police were notified of a match with michael davies, the results of examining 759 cases, finding sufficient dna to enter 123 of them into codis and getting more than 80 hits. >> since that report has been done we have gotten 87codis and 70 of those 87 cases and of the other 17 still outstanding that are open cases they're all under active investigation. >> reporter: hits come when dna profiles match up with profiles already in the date bank. in some cases there will be matches, but the identity of the person will still be unknown. >> codis hits are just one part of the investigation it. may point us in the direction of that. it may confirm our suspicions about another -- about a suspect that we had and the investigators still need to work with the u.s. attorney's office and within the department to obtain more evid

they also said the group did the same thing on an outdoor stairwell. the suspects are tracked down from the license plate on the van they used. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. >>> caught on tape. a school intruder. and a student, go head to head. and it all happened on school property. i'm weijia jiang, in columbia. we'll show you exactly what happened coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. >>> coming up now on wjz eyewitness news at 6:00. posted on a website. why a person came on the school grounds to start the fight. >> buying scandal. i'm mike hellgren at the arundel center, where the county council called a special meeting after th

hidden stairwells, mirrors that open. we find that frequently.or of potential trafficking victims who are being hidden so it's up to us to determine whether this person is in the situation where they need assistance. we give every woman a card, referral card that's in her language so she knows where she can seek help if she feels she can't come to us for help that the moment. >> officers say unfortunately if a girl is clearly in trouble or working under threat she will rarely leave with them. as frustrating as it is, the task force says they'll continue their efforts because the buying and selling of humans shows no sign of abating. >> i mean, they're getting women out of the wall. what does that tell you? >> with painful stories like minh's many mind, san francisco's human trafficking task force keeps the pressure on the criminals who make a profit out of sexual enslavement. their goal, make it tougher to enslave vulnerable girls and women like minh who are unwilling participants in what is a growing and sordid billion dollar business.

because of the -- we, tenants at the apartment complex have complained for years because of the stairwell6 million. it grew. no one matched all six numbers. almost 50 players did come close. they matched 5 of the wins numbers. those tickets worth $250,000. 9, 19, 34, 44, 51. the meganumber, 24. >>> well, down in san jose, the city council has approved they are gonna prioritize certain road imprompt projects. the city is facing a $3million backlog of street affairs. >>> 7:38. and the commute today is a little bit tricky because those wet roads. but sal is watching it for us. while it was as -- while it has been tricky. i think the bay area drivers are used to it. we did have fender-benders as we look at a live picture, 24 in la fayette. there is a new crash between carson and 580, the exit. a car flipped over several times landed back on its wheels. oakland fire and medics on the way. this is the toll plaza, moderately heavy traffic. not so windy on the upper deck of the been -- of the bay bridge. this is the video of the overturned big rig. it was raining heavy. all lanes reopened at abou