minutes apart?hree. so when a rocketeer gets up here, he's gonna say to his friend, "hey, how'd you like my flashes, six minutes apart?" the friend's gonna say, "with all due respect, those flashes, honey, were three minutes apart." "no, they were six." he says, "i saw 'em at three." could be? yes. so, six minute flashes by a moving source can be seen over here to be three minutes apart. let's put that information over here. a person seeing that ship approach will see six minute flashes, six minutes apart, every three minutes. okay? now, let's come back here and look. every three minutes, they are blipped off, sees them at six. i'm gonna ask you a question, use your reasoning. let's suppose instead the sender over here sends 'em every six minutes, you know, half as many flashes. if they were sent every six and nothing changed, how often would they be seen here? - 12 - every 12. now, here's einstein's second postulate: all the laws of physics will be seen to be the same in uniformly moving reference

apartment building on fulton street over 4 years. i'm known on the street of san francisco as retrieved i have a nonprofit that provides hundreds of hours of services a women's place shelter and many residential hotels. i'm the meditation teacher at glide church and every christmas i join you outside city hall for people who have died homeless on our streets. due to the high stress work i had a quiet life t is essential. but from a disturbed neighbor i went to hospital and came home to a hospital bed in any living room and a silence caused by the death of my poor neighbor that were from all this i have end up with miejz and other ailments like post distress disorder. my case therefore is very simple we received 10 days notice in september from trinity management they were about to surrender our apartment building with scarf folding and to do construction on the roof and exterior walls and the garage. everything apart from those thin exterior walls. my context migraines are horrible. when my doctor sent all this information to trinity

if you could please identify which apartment you're appealing. >> apartment number 5, 124-5th avenue, apartment number 5, and i didn't come up with a nexus report because it would probably have cost me more money. my whole thing is the hardship. i've been living up in [inaudible] for the last three years, i've been going to school and i have not had a job for the last three years since i've been in school. since i've been out of school, i have not found a job yet. in order to pay for this, i pretty much had to liquidate by 401k plan, i couldn't borrow any money from a bank because i haven't had a job for the last three years so i had to liquidate by 401 plan, i don't know how it's going to affect my taxes for next year, also the new health insurance law, i aoep not so sure how it will affect that. i was in hopes to get some money back to put into an ira in hopes to bring my income down for the year, but again, this is pretty much just a hardship case. >> thank you very much, any questions to the appellant, supervisor farrell? >> thanks for being here today. a quick question for you. h

at faile street. >> i came into this apartment from a shelter. when i seen this building, i freaked out. i was like, "oh, no." just from seeing the outside and the area, i thought of the worst. when it rains, all the water comes in here and in my bedroom. and look over here. i had termites. critters, you can see them. all the kind of crap that was crawling in. just to give you an idea what i have to go through cleaning up. it's gone on two years now i haven't had a fridge. i put the food in the refrigerator and a couple days later, i guess, since the refrigerator wasn't working, everything went bad. and i woke up one day and there were all type of black, wiggly wormies coming from out of the refrigerator, crawling all through my house. terrible. i have to go to the store, get my breakfast, get my lunch, get my dinner. and it's--it's not good for my health either, you know, because i'm eating more junk food than anything. >> moore is a diabetic and needs access to a working fridge. this is the kind of environmental neglect by the landlord that has

it seems to me it is falling apart.ing happens and if it does it would be in the next half hour to 20 minutes and it's also not doing too much. that is usually a sign there is something there but i think it will will evaporate. very light rain, hardly anything. slow clearing by this evening. maybe this afternoon we will get a little bit mainly just cloud cover and it dissipates the entire system. i think under mostly clear skies it will be sunny and warmer and the reason being, it is way up there and there is no lift to generate anything in the way of dynamics. it is not even a cold front and the temperatures are 40s and at the top, i think is sunny afternoon but takes everything with it. i think we are about done with this system. 60s and 70l1sl0 and very close on these temperatures and we are seeing it closely but it will be beneficial to get into the 70s and upper 60s. extended look mostly sunny and it will be sunny and warmer as the wind picks up as it looks to be a very cool and breezy saturday. i just want to give

six apartments have been evacuated. a baby was in an apartment. everyone is okay but for the minor injury. water is in the apartment but nothing serious. they are kept out because the power has been turned off. there is a smoky yell in the -- smoky smell in the apartments. no word on how long the firefighters will be here. they will make sure nothing flares before they leave the scene. >> thank you, matt. >> it doesn't look like firefighters were hampered by the weather conditions, mike? >> no, not ought all. we have the possibility of sprinkles in the north by. maybe. radar shooting into the clouds but below 12,000' it is bone dry to the south, even, from san mateo and san jose and saratoga and cupertino, all those areas in the silicon valley are all probably dry now. mount tamalpais shows it is clean. this is the backdrop if the first forecast, it will be cloudy the better part of the day with a mild breeze. with the lack of sunshine we will still hit the low-to-mid 70's inland and upper 60's to mid-70's in the bay and low-to-mid 60's at the coa

she says her apartment looks similar to this one. thesely baskets are all that were salvaged out of the apartment. right now, she is trying to stay optimistic. >> i got my album collection that i've been collecting since i was a teenager. some of it has water damage. but i don't care. it's nostalgic. >> reporter: all of the apartments were affected by the fire. as bad as everything looks, she is thankful. >> i love my little apartment. i really did. but it's all replaceable. like i said, we all got out. so we're just -- we will go on from there. it's all going to work out. >> reporter: this evening you can see the fence that now surrounds this apartment building that caught fire. twila says her cat is still nowhere to be found. she is hoping that he is hiding in the neighborhood. as for the suspect in the case, he is behind bars. kron 4 news. >> this date marks the 35th anniversary of the assassination of harry milk and george mascone. many memorials were held in the city. >> san francisco politicians celebrated the lives and service

one said they jumped from a second floor apartment complex to escape. they put that fire out in just about 30 minutes. >> i heard people screaming fire, fire, so i got up and i came downstairs and the next thing i see is huge smoke. >> 15 people made it out of the apartment safely but a dog was killed in the fire and the cause is still under investigation. >>> happening today, crews will start taking a part the old eastern span of the bay bridge and they will tell us why they have concerns about how it delayed the process by a week. >>> they are taking precautions to make sure it doesn't go flying and they will be using jack hammers and saws to remove the old roadway as they head into san francisco. workers will be prying up about 1400 feet of concrete between the old span's two steel peeks. this phase of the project was originally scheduled without the debris containment system is not entirely in place and now they have that and the debris can get started. rebarb can fall from the upper deck of the demolition but they will not be cutting from the can't

as they tear this apart, it's possible rebar and concrete could fall. but the contractors have put in place a containment system to catch all of the debris. >> obviously the bottom deck is there to catch anything that falls but also to avoid any of it could fall in the bay. >> reporter: clearing away this portion of the upper deck will allow contractors to bring in large, heavy equipment to eventually take apart of steel candy leaver he section of the -- cantilever section of the bridge. that work begins next year. crews working to dismantle this 77-year-old bridge. while this demolition work is going on, boats will not be allowed to pass under the cantilever section of the bridge as a precaution. all of the concrete torn up during this project will be taken away by truck, taken off the bridge by truck and then recycled. we're live on the old eastern span of the bay bridge. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> higher tolls could soon be becoming to the golden gate bridge. the district is thinking about increasing tolls to hold off a long-term bucket d

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the patrol pass right behind her apartment. it out in front. -- rooftopeve terrace, she has a magnificent view of what used to be the battery of east -- the capital of eastern germany. her apartment building sits directly on the former no man's land. today, the central location makes this area prime real estate. we pay a visit to angelica and her family. her husband hails from a village in bavaria and what used to be west germany. they have two children, jimmy is the younger one. angelica says the construction of her new home was a real adventure. she visited the site everyday day with her older son, johnnie. as the basement was being dug out, they discover the foundation of the building that once stood on this property. >> it was like an archaeological dig. you can see the water and heating connections and the pipes. that is johnny, she adds. and the boyshans, introduce us to the neighbors, anka and daniel. they have two children as well. another neighbor, annabelle, is also there with her daughters. they moved into the neighb

right now there are three apartment construction sites. that adds up to about 500 new apartments coming soon. >> and that's just the start of it. there could be as many as 3,000 more apartments coming to walnut creek. >> city leaders are considering five of those future projects now. what's happening in walnut creek is happening across the country. the latest numbers show apartment building is at its quickest pace in five years. there is plenty of demand for frustrated renters. >> i would say it's pretty brutal out there. >> i do rentals and i sell homes, but lately there's ban lot more people that want rentals. there are only three rentals in walnut creek. i just lookedded to. >> there are as many available as complexings under construction. wilson would love to rent something new, but she's worried about the price tag. >> i am assuming since they are brand new, they're going to be asking probably more than the places way onto side of town. >> and shyness how competitive it is. -- and she knows how competitive sir,e it is. rye the january

responding back to apartment 12. officer roberta was the first to enter the apartment with the remaining officers behind him. as they entered, they identified themselves as officers and advised hughes they wanted to talk to him. officer roberta took a few steps to his left in the hallway and heard the sound of gunfire coming from inside of the apartment. he identified that hughes was firing at them out of view. and they took up positions of concealment on both sides of the front door. a call for additional officers were made and the officers before you responded to assist the officers on scene. officers hines and huey were relieved of their positions and went across to the apartment of the rear side that hughes resided. setting up assault rifles, and officer huey continued to broadcast clear and concise and calm. a short time after the initial response of additional officers, hughes released a chemical in the hallways. having been shot at, the officers on scene are having difficulty breathing. as they continued unfaz

thatted as up to about 500 new apartments coming soon. >> that's just the start. there could be as many as 3,000 more apartments coming to walnut creek. >> city leaders are considering five of those future projects now. what's happening in walnut creek is happening across the country. the latest numbers show apartment building is at its quickest place in five years. >> we try to look. >> there is plenty of frustrated renters like laura wilson. >> i would say it's prettity brutal. >> i rentals and sell homes, but lately there are more people who want rentals. there are only three rentals in walnut creek. >> that's right. there are as many rentals available as complexes under construction. wilson would love to rent something new, but she's worried about the price tag.

captioning funded by cbs and ford >> kroft: that's the apartment. >> right, that corner on the third floor. >> kroft: the apartment belonged to boston mobster and longtime fugitive whitey bulger, then the most wanted man in america. bulger eluded the fbi for 14 years by hiding in plain sight in santa monica, california. tonight, you'll hear from the agents who finally caught him, with some help from an alley cat and his girlfriend's breast implants. >> we just rushed him. >> kroft: guns out, "fbi. don't move"? >> i asked him to identify himself, and that didn't go over well. he asked me to "f"-ing identify myself. and i asked him, "are you whitey bulger?" and he said yes. >> i volunteered. i don't blame nothing on anybody. i don't blame nothing on myself, i don't blame nothing on my leaders. in fact, i had good leaders. >> pelley: we've seen a lot of stories about veterans and post- traumatic stress disorder, but tonight, for the first time, we're able to show you new therapies that are changing the lives of vets and their families. after eight weeks here, how are you doing? >> how a

the smoke had filled the apartment. jump off the balcony. >> cuts and a pinner knee injury was suffered. we were escorted through the destroyed apartments and the fire was devastating destroying everything inside and firefighters say there was sad news, a dog was killed in the fire and firefighters are investigating what started the fire. they told me that the fire inspector is still inside the building and he is focusing on the kitchen area and the oven specifically. >> we have breaking news in richmond, major bart delays right now for the morning commute with sky 7 over the station el cerrito where a person is stuck under a train. this is a confirmed fatality. there are aprils for commuters. amy hollyfield? >> check out this scene, a closed bart station. no one is allowed in at the el cerrito station because of the emergency. it appears to be a suicide, someone was hit by a train. this station is closed. they are telling people if they want to catch a train they need to go to north berkeley. they are providing a bus b

. >>> a daring escape from an early-morning apartment fire. the new details we're learning about the growing impact of this blaze. >>> major delays on b.a.r.t. after a train hits a person on the tracks. what b.a.r.t. station is closed and what's being done right now to help commuters get to work. >> reporter: we're live in walnut creek where homeless encampments like these are scheduled to be removed today. >>> and getting a clearer picture of the devastation left behind from the typhoon in asia. how you can help the recovery effort in just a couple of hours. "mornings on 2" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures from hayward at what is left behind after an early-morning fire ravaged an apartment complex. luckily, no one was seriously injured. but we're now learning that the impact of the fire is growing. the reason behind that -- coming up in a live report. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> let's check weather and traffic. steve, you still f

in the kent apartments in hyattsville.ook with her cell phone yesterday. she complains she's been left to fend for herself on thanksgiving because she claims neither apartment managers nor roofers will foot the bill to put her in a safe dry unit or hote tell room while the work is being done. she says she doesn't have the money to cover a hotel herself. with no place to stay, teresa's daughter, who was visiting from atlanta after a difficult year of family deaths and job loss had no choice but to go back home yesterday. teresa is shattered and on her video clearly angry at apartment managers who called police yesterday when the issue became heated. >> to let them come stay here, especially on thanksgiving. >> reporter: the apartments are operated by southern management which promotes a tenant's bill of rights. the office was closed and there was no response after a call to the company's emergency contact number. scott broom, wusa 9. >> teresa claims the apartment managers told her insurance company that that unit where she

a recent fire at 12th and clement also damaged a number of apartment -- an apartment building that displaced 8 residents. though we're hopeful all of them will be able to return to 24r units we've seen as supervisor campos has mentioned as many buildings are not repaired in a timely manner and tenants give up and move away but it's one of the ways that land lords instead of evicting people use different tactics to push them out and it's another example of why we need better data gathering as well. lastly, i'm aware of a number of landlords that carry out what i would call unnecessary construction in order to make it for difficult for tenants to live peacefully in their units. it may not be to a level of harassment but at times it is. it pressure people to get the hell out or to move out of their units so they can be rented at much higher rentals. this is happening not opl the push out from ellis act units where you have some buildings vacating before others and the owner wants the units vacated as quickly as possible and we're working with different tenant organizations that would help addre

yesterday afternoon, he abducted his baby son from his apartment

her apartment building sits directly on the former no man's land. today, the central location makes this area prime real estate. we pay a visit to her and her family. her husband hails from a village in bavaria in what used to be west germany. they have two children. jimmy is the younger one. she says the construction of her new home was a real adventure. she visited the site every day with her older son. as the basement was being dug out, they discover the foundation of the building that once stood on this property. >> it was like an archaeological dig, she says. you can see the water and heating connections and the pipes. that is johnny, she adds. hans and the boys, introduces to the neighbors. they have two children as well. another neighbor, on a bell, is there with their daughters. they moved there about one year ago. goodocals agree it was a idea to breathe new life into the former death strip. they admit that real estate prices were rock-bottom when they bought this property. they had no idea how hard it would be to build here. it was five ye

an amber alert has been issued after an infant was taken from a sunnyvale apartment complex. we're live on the scene. >> plus, southbound 680 has reopened this morning after investigators discovered a details on what happened in a live report. >> and we're following the latest on an 18 year old lit on fire while he was sleeping on an a-c transit bus. >> we will start with a look at our forecast or you can see we will have a really nice day. off the temperatures will be in the mid '70s. we are looking at a chance for showers on veterans day. we can see that the temperatures are fairly mild. 54 degrees right now in the city. for san jose we are at 48 degrees. 51 degrees in richmond and 40's in the north bay. i will talk more about the chance for rain and let you know exactly how warm it will get when i return. >> we are heading to san leandro traffic has been slowed on the nimitz softball. to 30 it is backing up traffic into castro valley. the motorcycle accident turned out to be here on to 38. this is why traffic is backed up coming into castro valley. it is a two car accident

>>eporter: a daring jump t saty at an ernight apartment fire. i'll take y live to the scene inward coming up. >> we could hear from t east bay teen accused of setting another teen on fire aboard an ac trait bus. >>appy tuesday. we are wching your micro climate forecast, very closely with showers on the radar. we'll show you where they are, they will clear out.nd when your fulforecast. >> i'm watching your traffic carefully. for a lot of folks, this is a traffic tuesday coming back stng. we already have an issue forhe ils, the b.a.r.t. update as we. give you a nice shot of san francisco. clea skies ahead. decent sunsne, a little moistures well. on this tuesday, november 12th, this is "today in the bay." >>ood morning everybody. it's 5:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. we are following baking news in the east bay. place to stay this morning after an early morning apartment re. th flames grew so fast one man had to jump o of aecond story window. this happening on whitman street near mission bouleva and interstate 8

he flooded the whole upstairs and it came sneaking in our apartment and flooded some of our apartment. >> the first arriving energy company found a male adult on a balcony and made a rescue from that balcony with heavy involvement and flames. >> neighbors tell me that that man was taken into custody, had made threats here before. one firefighter suffered minor injuries, was taken to the hospital with smoke inhalation but is expected to be okay. firefighters still trying to get a handle on he actually how many people need help this morning. this is a four-unit building. they are telling us it is a complete loss. a driver crashes into a number of parked cars. this happened overnight causing a big mess in one san jose neighborhood. the car flipped over. the pictures were sent to us by a faithful viewer. appreciate that. this incident happened near north craigmont avenue near allen rock avenue. that driver was taken into custody, arrested for dui. it is unclear how many vehicles were actually hit. >> this morning, a victim is recovering. a suspect behind bars after a stabbing aboard a tra

there are four apartments in the building. several people who live there believe it was started by a mentally ill man who lived there. he was taken to an institution and returned home yesterday. suddenly overnight they heard a small explosion coming from his second floor apartment. many saw smoke coming into their apartments. that is when the one woman i spoke with jumped off of her balcony. people are very nervous right now that everything they own has been destroyed because there is significant damage as you can see from this video to that building. we'll let you hear from some of the people who live here coming up in the next half hour. live in alameda, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> harsh weather in much of the country is threatening chaos for thanksgiving travelers. this is a live look at buffalo, new york. it's cold out there. but they are dealing with a lot of snow and ice. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is live at the san francisco airport where delays could be longer than usual. cate. >> reporter: not to mention lines will

we he all o the new details on ts fire tharipped through bay area apartment.ief on the way for fod ravaged islands in the central philippines. we'll tellou what's being done in the bay area and throughout the country to send help where it's desperately need. >> right n liveut toew york city, you know that familiar hot air balloon. that's re/m. on theasdaq also makg progress there. it w a record setting day yesterday on themarkets. we'll follow up more and seef we've got mor good numbersn th tuesday, november 11th, this is "today in thbay." >>> let me actually make a correcon there. that is november 12th. i'mating myself goi back in time. 's6:30. i'mon kelley. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. we begin now with an update to breakingews overnight in hayward. we are learning right now 27 to stay after an ear morning ce apartment fire. this i new cell phone video of the flames. they grew so fast o man had to mp out o a second story window. this is on whitman street near mission boulevard and 880 in haard. bob is at the scene tking to victimand fire inve

they fall apart. but it is worth it to me. there are photographs i took 1 hours 99 the former soviet union. these are blown up to a gigantic images. they lose resolution. i do not mind that, because my images are about the images, but they're also about the idea, which is why there is text all over the entire surface. >> marie in moved into the mansion on powell street just five years ago. its galleries are housed in one of the very rare single family residences around union square. for the 100th anniversary of the mansion, meridian hosted a series of special events, including a world premiere reading by lawrence ferlinghetti. >> the birth of an american corporate fascism, the next to last free states radio, the next-to-last independent newspaper raising hell, the next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvana. [laughter] the first day of the wall street occupation set forth upon this continent a new revolutionary nation. [applause] >> in addition to its own program

building and we spoke to one one and i did manage to jump from the apartment, i thought they had meth and i thought they had it all on camera and they have been inn sit gating -- they have been doing this. >> do you know how it started? i started it. >> it's still not clear why the man started the fear. >>> it did cause major updates and we will have the latest. >>> many are stopping apt the port of oakland and police are moving in at the port now and why are they out there. arm what they are trying to do is clear this entrance because all of these cars are being stopped from getting in and oakland police are warning them that they have to now they are holding they are own life to make sure these vehicles can get in and at least at this point it is working and now this long line of cars which has been waiting for if the last 20 or 30 minutes or so trying to get in. now only one vehicle as we continue to watch this action and how it will all go down this morning, let me tell you why they are so upset. the port is trying to go green. they want truck drivers to go green or they can't wor

i got rid of a lot of my belongings because i had to fit in that apartment. a lot had to go into storage and by the end of the year, i got rid of a lot of it. and i realized by living in that small space, you need less to be happy. i lived there, and finished writing the book and i realized that living with less, you get more out of life. i could equipped my job and -- quit my job, and edged write at my own leisure. i had less overhead literally. wanted to do. >> derek, you live in a tiny house with your wife, with two and i said a big dog, and tell me why that didn't crazy. >> my house isn't tiny. it's a third or less than the american average at this point in time, but i have a lot of people come over and visit me, and oh, my god, how do you live this way? it's so minute constitutional. miniscule. and for me, i share so much money. and basically, when my wife and i were renting in the boston area, and we moved to own our own house, we saved so. and it's one of the reasons we bought a small urer house than we otherwise could have afforded. >> here's a tweet

the apartment was filled. we had to jump off the balcony. >> there were cuts and a knee injury but was the only person injured. a pet dog died in the maims. 17 the 27 people dismissed are getting help from the red cross. many told me of their fear trying to southeast scrape. now the flames are out, another feeling has taken over. >> are you feeling lucky? >> i a thanking god i'm safe. >> the fire marshal is here and believes the fire was accidental and appears for have started in the kitchen. >> there was a motorcycle 70 on the bay bridge and there are massive backups at 9:15, westbound headed to san francisco. c.h.p. says the motorcycle collided with at least two other vehicles. the motorcycle rider was trapped under a car for a while but was able to crawl out and taken to the hospital. that. brothered a sig-alert from the highway patrol and a monumental backup. here is 80 right now: it is a mess. you can see how far the traffic is backed up with gridlock from the bridge, past berkeley and the racetrack. this

they are expensive apartments. >> millions of pounds. we're one mile from the house of parliament. this is london, and this is a

i cannot on my own move to a 3-bedroom apartment in san francisco. we are having to consider leaving the city completely and i love san francisco, i have lived here 5 years before she was born so i've lived here for 35 years and now i will have to leave because there's no way that i can go on in this situation. i really hope that we are recognizing the real crisis we are facing in the city of san francisco. it's becoming a place only for those who can afford. thank you very much. >> thank you. i want to note something. the letter that miss upton was referencing, i guess tes a question of perspective but it's interesting how the letter notes that the attorney for the landlord notes that after talking about the threat of the ellis act eviction it says, there is a win-win alternative to eviction. i guess the win-win is for the parties to make a settlement whereby you would vacate your unit in exchange for a payment of money. interesting perspective, win-win. >> thank you, afternoon, i am a tenant at 1049 just down the street. i would like to say as a li

a recent fire at 12th and clement also damaged a number of apartment -- an apartment

a recent fire at 12th and clement also damaged a number of apartment -- an apartment building that displaced 8 residents. though we're hopeful all of them will be able to return to