. >> heading out the doorway, accident reports are free. some works could slow you down. we're gg. earlier zone. we're picking up the cones there. two construction spots, though. crews were seen along 395 just before the 14th street bridge. that will have the right lane closed, and then you have another work zone just outside the beltway headed southbound toward the beltway after etzel road. be prepared for it to be closed. there is a zig sdag pattern headed up and down ews5. swny alert if you're heading out the door. 95 coming in from the maryland sid3 j absolutely beautiful conditions. no delays on the bw parkway. you can see 295 moving in toward the 11th street bridge. live shot shows us there along 395 where that work zone is. we're not getting a lot of slow downs. all lanes are open there. that usual hot spot runs along there. you can get more information along those work zones or any incidents that pop up while you're in your car. back over to jummy and scott. >> thank you. 4:42 and 72 d2 rees on this tue tuay. >> coming up, it's been an unforgettable day out on the >> 4:45 o

we're greeting people at the doorway and either directing them to the services they need on this side which is licensing or the services on this side which is actually getting the ceremony performed. >> this is an opportunity to choose to be a part of history. many times history happens to us, but in this case, you can choose to be a part of it. this is a very historic day and so i'm very, very proud to be here. >> i have been volunteering. last monday i performed 12 different marriage smones. the least amount of time that any of the couples that i married have been together is two years. most of the couples have been together eight, nine, 10, i'd say 70% have been together at least that long if not longer. >> there is a lot of misconception about who gay and lesbian people are. it's important that people see that we love our husbands and wives to be and love our children and have the right to have families just like everyone else. >> it's important that we have experienced our own families, our own friends, and the excitement of the volunteers when we get here has made us feel wonder

for the dpw to rely on the building plan that says that there can be two doorways here and to authorize the use of a creation of one public stairway and public... there is a public exit at the bottom of the property, if you go out of the door down there, and near core bit street, you are right on to the beginning of the walkway, of the public stairway. and if you go out the other designed door, you have got a private stairway where people who are wandering up and down the street can hide where the people who are being pursued by the law enforcement will not be seen and putting more lighting there will not help the creation of a safety problem on our block. the bottom line is there is no basis for this stairway in the other one which was illegal and it is still illegal. and he is going to tear down the entire property. and it will all be gone, including i hope the illegal stairway. we start from scratch with this building permit. please don't let them continue with this mistake that because it is there now, it deserves to have another one. this man has more entrance places than any other

of my car and ran into the building and the people were so nice and let us in, but we stood in the doorway and watched everything that was happening. the police arrived so quickly. the ambulances came and they all had they are rifles out, and it was like a tactical assault. >> initially the police believed there may have been an accomplice, but now they don't think so. >>> another developing story, a third victim in the plane crash as died. a spokesperson at san francisco general hospital says the victim was a young girl, and she died this morning from injuries. her name is not released. the san francisco fire department confirms one of the teen girls was hit by a fire crash and they couldn't see her because she was covered by foam. the runway is now open and flights are landing. we a tour of the newly paveed runway. >> everything was entirely safe before the accident and it's the same ted. >> reporter: san francisco international airport director martin allowed our crews access to the runway where the plane sat for many days. the plane crashed here, dragging these rocks 1,000 feet and lea

and together, in those years, we locked arms and stood in a doorway of the international hotel. to prevent the wrongful eviction of senior chinese and filipino immigrants who had no money and no place to go. [ applause ] and today san francisco has some of the best tenant protections. we sued the san francisco fire department, to get women and people of color a chance to be a firefighter, to serve, the public of san francisco. and to dedicate their lives to public safety, today we have a city's first female fire chief and our public safety agencies are more diverse than ever, and just as proud and good as any other generation that this city has ever seen. i joined with others there that were just as dedicated and committed as i was to make a difference for the residents of san francisco. together, we helped to make san francisco a different place, one that embraces and celebrates diversity. and today, san francisco is one of the most diverse cities and one of the most diverse regions. in fact, in the world's most diverse democracy. i never thought that i would ever in my lifetim

prosecutors fought hard to keep the evidence out, calling it a back doorway of tarnishing trayvon martin's character in the eyes of the jury. zimmerman's drug use has always come up showing that he was on anxiety and sleep medications on the night of the shooting. and also powerful testimony as well. a lot to get to in the hour ahead. martin savidge reports. >> reporter: it was another remarkable moment. the father of trayvon martin taking the stand, questioned by the taken defending the killer of his son. earlier two police investigators testified that just days after the shooting, they played tracy martin the 911 call containing screams and a gunshot from that night. both said tracy martin unequivocally told them it was not trayvon they heard screaming. on the stand martin testified that he hadn't said that and said he was not certain. >> what was going through your mind when you were listening to th that? >> basically i was listening to my son's last cry for help, i was listening to his life being taken and i was coming and trying to come to grips that trayvon was here no more. >> the d

. >> all of the guys left and i was the last one in the room, and bob stepped between me and the doorway and he stopped me and he got very close to me and he ran his finger up my cheek like this and he when is period to me, do you have a man in your life? i jumped back. i said, yes, i have a man in my life. >> i feel like i need to shower. i took one not too long ago. earlier this month, he admitted that he was seeking help. >>> despite the supreme court ruling last month, eric holder is vowing to do everything in his power to protect america's voting rights. they struck down preclearance to change voter procedures. . justice department is targeting texas laws for what officials in washington perceive to be racial discrimination. >> this request to bail in the state of texas and to require it to obtain preapproval from the department or a federal court before implementing future voters change when intentional voter discrimination is found. we believe that the state of texas should be required to go through a preclearance process whenever it changes its voting laws and practices. >> the d

they believe that happened in the doorway back of the back house. it looks like a fourth of july celebration went terribly wrong at this house the parents, ages 52 and 49, were killed in a fire. their 26-year-old son is in the hospital with buns all over his body. witnesses saw him on fire running around in a panic. >> as far as the gentleman running, that wasn't good because that is why we tell you to stop, drop, roll. when you run, you feed the fire. >> i heard him screaming. i heard screaming. it woke me up. >> 9-1-1 was called at 2:30. he is devastated at the loss of his neighbors. >> she was really sweet. when she saw me she calls me "love." >> the adult children were setting off fireworks in the middle of the street and possible the backyard. witnesses saw them dancing above the fireworks before they launched. >> someone -- some were jumping over the fireworks. >> the couple went to sleep in the garage converted into a bedroom because the front house was full of partygoers and firefighters say it appear they could not get out of the bedroom so

everyday is a challenge to get through the doorways and can't get around and can't get the wheelchairat transition from that life to easier one? >> night and day difference. i can do 360s in my kitchen without crushing the cabinets and chairs. everything lowers down. if you're really in a lazy day, everything is controlled off an ipad. more so everything is kind of the basics is wider doors. my microwave -- the guys were joking earlier about my microwave one of the favorite things in the house, i don't have to reach up for hot things anymore like in a normal house and debate if it will fall on me and burn me. i kcan grab my soup. it helps out. people don't realize how long it takes us, not only us, our family members. >> right. i want to talk to you about some of that. some of you made the point you want something like this not just for yourselves, for your spouses and your loved ones because you guys are used to taking care of yourselves. it's, i'm sure, quite a transition and shock to come back and have to lean on a spouse or loved one or family member to take care of you. i want to

the doorway. i'm a pastor at world life -- [inaudible] during the discussion, the facilitator that we need to change the term. my mother's born 25 mile south of -- [inaudible] the point of the british gun three month after dr. king was killed. i have worked to have a human rights court. if we can bring in a bad landlord or bad tenant in ten days time. why not -- [inaudible] white is a mental illness. white tuesday not exist. hispanic deals with a language. asian deals with a continue man. -- continent. >> we're a little tight on time. if you can get to the point of your question. . >> caller: i would like to know, first of all, the cost of taking the stand and cost me. if you can address the cause to mrs. parks, and -- thank you. we appreciate it. >> i think it's i think part of what we don't know is the kind of tremendous they take. she loses her job one month to the boycott. her husband loses his job. they spend the entire year of the boycott even without work. the buses are desegregated. they h

there is a door in london -- we are keeping an eye on that doorway.we break away suddenly, it is because we're introducing george or philip or alexander -- >> we know where we stand, trust us. >> you are royal to me. but safe to say there is another little bitty baby that's a little more important today. amy, you've been writing about immigration. the speaker is trying to say i'm not the one blocking it but many are writing that he has lost control of his caucus and in conversations with the president in the last couple of weeks there's been a back and forth over whether or not they can even get to it before the break. i think now democrats agree let's give this more time. >> let's see where it goes from here. listen, it is pretty clear that as you pointed out the senate bill is going nowhere in the house. there is no appetite by house members for it, there is no appetite among primary voters, republican primary voters. a piece today on new polling that came out from a conservative group called the american action network that's trying to get the hous

wherever you go, you see shops in doorways and windows. but just to show you how far they still have to go, the example that the cuban government showed to the journalist was a store front where they sold religious clothing and manufactured in the back. working on 1950 singer sewing machines. the owner of the shop said she's clearing $130 a month after all her expenses. that's a lot of money in a country where the average cuban makes $19 a month. other changes are coming in the transportation sector where they are encouraging workers to form cooperative, to try to relief the terrible, terrible situation with buses, which are packed and terrible for riders in the sweltering heat. many are asking whether what's happening in cuba right now is similar to what happened in china in 1980 when that country began a series of massive reforms. the cuban government says absolutely not, it will still always be socialist and these changes are only to make so socialism in their words, more sustainable. i'm michelle cabrera in havana cue back. >> if you w

has been vacant for two years and it smells, and it is filthy, and there are people sleeping in the doorway. and that was not the landlord's fault, i know that. >> they have done nothing to clean the building, they are holding the land hostage because they want formula retail. we know that supervisor weiner introduced the look out at 16 and this market and very successful business and they called the landlord and the landlord barely wanted to talk to them. we know that star bellies and i have an e-mail here and i will read you what they say. yes, we wanted to come to the neighborhood for its unique character and we already have business theres and it has been a good relationship with the neighborhood. we wanted to offer a proven type of road house cuisine that we thought would be a good addition and not available in the neighborhood. the only answer we got is that they decided to go somewhere else we were actually willing to pay what they asked but we still did not get it and i would like to submit this so that you understand. i also know that another restauranteer tried to rent it and ther

we try to avoid entrances to businesses, doorways, hotels, apartment buildings. and we also try to avoid windows and frontages. and then of course we also try to consider how much volume of pedestrians are going on that particular sidewalk. and then each hotel is considered an sfm subject to dpw permitting conditions. so, what we've done in every location where we had to install a new controller or relocate one, we follow the smf procedures, posting a public hearing if somebody issues a concern. and then we secure the preliminary permits from dpw. i wanted to address one of the issues about placement of controllers on the near side of intersections. like i said, sometimes it's just really difficult for us to try to place them on the far side. all things being equal, we would want that controller to be on the far side of the intersection so we have maximum visibility for pedestrians. but sometimes with all the constraints that we're faced against with that near side location somehow that only works. and i'd be happy to follow-up with andres where there seems to be

. >> and it was dropped in every other doorway. >> so it just missed box a. >> except what in the publicord would they find that? what if they are doing a search, you have not provided other than the list of distribution lists who should have been accessed or received notice as the owner, if you have not provided any assess or or any other information? >> west field is the owner of the center. >> and i know it, and i know the facility. >> have you not shown us that they should have received notice. >> i would respectfully submit that we are the owner of record and we are the property taxpayer. and we are clearly having developed that project under an opdba with the redevelopment agency and the city is well aware that through the records as well as the mailing records of the city that they are the owner of that facility. >> and this proper mailing address is at box a, at that location. >> where is that in the public record? >> you are not answering the question. >> where would you get it as a member of the public? >> is it on the website? >> it should be as... i would have to double check

we try to avoid entrances to businesses, doorways, hotels, apartment buildings. and we also try to avoid windows and frontages. and then of course we also try to consider how much volume of pedestrians are going on that particular sidewalk. and then each hotel is considered an sfm subject to dpw permitting conditions. so, what we've done in every location where we

moscow today as you can see the members here in the blue and in the orange we've got the likes of doorway kazakstan too and altogether these countries accumulate sixty two percent of the world's gas reserves and it's all about maintaining that dominance well as we can see are the countries that produce a period in the gathering are rich in natural resources but what can we expect to come out of the summit given its busy and serious agenda well right now i'm thinking it's about shale gas and we know that the u.s. has got a surplus of supply at the moment and that means that gas prices a fairly low in the us at the moment and that's why they're on the verge of becoming a big exporter of gas particularly to the likes of europe where you're going to going to pay five times more for your gas gas what is it all about let's have a look at the process just here so this is how you get it you dig deep underground and you find your shale rock and then what happens is as you can see it's going sideways in this instance just here and then inject water. chemicals at huge pressure plummeting in just her

. >> and all right, and oracady standing in the doorway over here. and the next person that i would like to introduce is gary capa. he is the president and chief and executive officer of consolidating engineer laboratories. he has been a long time leader in this industry. for more than 25 years, basically they called gary in when the things need to get done. so with further adieu, no further adieu, i would like to introduce gary. >> well, thank you for that eloquent introduction. first of all, congratulations to the graduates in this room. and it is really exciting to see some of you guys walking around with vests on already. and that tells me that you work today, and you earn a living and you are doing what this whole program is about. and so i think that is just fabulous. i want to tell you a little bit about consolidated engineering laboratories and i promise not to make this a commercial. but we are a little different than many of you other participants we are really not a contractor. we are an inspection and testing laboratory and so we do speci

i know all of us have been just focused on that hospital doorway. any idea when we're going to see the family emerge? >> i think they'll probably be very keen to get rid of this circus outside the hospital and get it back to normal. i think that we're hearing that may well be at some stage in the next couple of hours. kate's hairdresser has reportedly gone inside so that also does suggest she's getting ready for that famous money shot, as jim was saying on the steps of the lindo wing. so we do expect it to be happening soon. and when that happens she'll be carrying the baby in her arms with prince william at her side. and then they'll be whisked away in a car probably first to kensington palace. but at some stage, i do expect them to meet the queen and prince charles at buckingham palace or kensington palace. i'm sure that exciting moment will come all this morning over here in the uk. >> in the meantime, help us understand what's going to happen next. describe what kind of life this is going to be like for this prince. do you expect kate will be a

td bodies found in the doorway at 888 brannan street.tonight. mark matthews has been on the story all afternoon. mark, walk us through what happened. >> well, when the shots were fired and the call went out to the police, three officers responded here and they say they encountered a man covered in blood. he ducks insifd a mexican restaurant firing more mots shoths at the police and apparently runs out of bullets and surrenders. >>> a gold store called victoga we found two deceased females. suffering from wounds that will be determined by the medical examiner. possible etch

this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you want to look at the paint lines on this building, it's kind of hard to tell until you get up close. remember, this building is kind of a grayish tannish color, i guess. when you get a little bit closer, this side of the building should be the same color as this side of the building. what happened was this building moved away from the building next door and that's how far it moved. separation between buildings. you want to look at the separation to see if it's even, is it the same distance at the bottom as at the top, but that's another indicator of how damaged buildings are. this one looks fairly even, but when you get closer you

. >> then i saw a woman running with her baby ducking down appeared we stood in the doorway and watched everything that was happening. >> the police arrive so quickly and the ambulances came and everyone had their guns out. >> .efficient they were initially police believed the suspect may have had an accomplice. acted alone. his name was not released. in another developing story this morning. a third victim in the asiana plane crash at s-f-o has died. a spokesperson at san francisco general hospital say the victim, a young girl, died yesterday morning from her injuries. her name has not been released. and the san francisco fire department confirms that one of the teenage girls killed in the crash was hit by a firetruck heading to the scene. the teen was not seen because she was reportedly covered in firefighting foam. and the planes wreckage has been removed from runway 2- 8 left. that runway is now open and flights are landing there. kron 4's solo reporer yoli aceves joins us live now from sfo. good morning yoli. fiat >> what you see here now is the wreckage. >> i stop by and talk to a

nation well downtown miami is one of those places where you can see homeless people sleeping in the doorways of luxury office building that's the reality and in two thousand and ten the miami dade county estimated that there was something around four thousand five hundred five thousand people live in on the streets in the city but some statistics say the number has radically gone down to around three hundred fifty but that's because they don't consider the people sleeping in shelters as homeless basically homeless people who are from all over the u.s. are attracted to florida for two reasons one is not going to change it's the weather and two well they had some sort of security that they would not be arrested by police if they not doing anything illegal and that's something that could change in the future. as i say well many of the homeless people came to florida from different parts of the u.s. because the weather makes it less difficult for them to live on the streets but i have spoken to some of the homeless people in there were very surprised by the treatment they received by law enforce

there were remnants of fireworks and cigarette butts here the doorway. >>> sheriff deputies are out in force, checking for drunk drivers. this is the check point in san mateo tonight. some counties are reporting a drop in arrests including san mataeo. marin county says their arrests are up so far. >>> city college of san francisco will lose its accreditation next summer if they cannot fix serious financial and administrative issues. patti lee with what is up next. >> reporter: changing tires on a speeding car is how some officials describe the school's efforts to meet accreditation standards. >> it's illegitimate. >> reporter: heads of the college denounced the decision to pull the school's accreditation next july. >> it's absolutely outrageous that they could come in and say we are not good enough. >> reporter: there's only one move left, and that is to appeal the decision. time is running out. an appeal will be filed by the end of the month. if the administration makes the necessary changes, it could save the school. >> we are open. we are going to stay open, and we are going to do e

td bodies found in the doorway at 888 brannan street. we'll have live team coverage for you tonight. mark matthews has been on the story all afternoon. mark, walk us through what happened. >> well, when the shots were fired and the call went out to the police, three officers responded here and they say they encountered a man covered in blood. he ducks insifd a mexican restaurant firing more mots shoths at the police and apparently runs out of bullets and surrenders. >>> a gold store called victoga we found two deceased females. suffering from wounds that will be determined by the medical examiner. possible etch weapon possible gunshot wounds. and another male was also suffering from gunshot wounds transported to general hospital. right now he's in stable condition. >> a massive police presence here on brannan street as well as on brand street one block north. police initially believed there was a second suspect and this was a robbery. they now say just one person involved they know that because of surveillance video taken from a nearby s

she told us that years ago when she was leaving his office, he blocked the doorway. >> and he ran his finger up my cheek like this and whispered to me, do you have a man in her life? >> even his own party is now pressuring him to resign. >> the san diego democratic party has voted to ask mayor kilmer to step down. he apologized to voters, staff and his accusers. he said once his therapy and he returns to city hall august 19th. >> builder says his two-week clinical counseling session will be his first up after he was treatment. he then said he will continue to receive regular therapy. >> police have detained the driver of the train that went off the tracks and speaking 78 people. peter krause tells us authorities have identified an american woman among best for the dead. >> to show the police officer leading away the driver of the train slammed into a wall. now authorities have a two -year-old in custody as they investigate the cause of the disaster. after the train girls around a curve and block the track. >>> 47 -year-old annamarie cordova died in the crash. her husband and daughter