this is for 111 minna and shish el is here to talk about it. and basically doing a holiday party outside of the menu on minna. and they're hoping to extend until midnight. so you will see the police department has already provided crystal approval with four conditions. so michelle, can you come up and speak to this? there you are. >> michelle delaney, managing partner at minna gallery. i have a client doing a holiday party, and they would like to have amplified sound outside past 10:00. it will really just be a mackey speaker with spotify play ogen it, so not really a huge deal, but i know it's important we discuss this. i have the neighbor outreach. we had sign-off from all the neighbors in the area within 100 feet. i don't have residents close, so the businesses will be closed. it is on a saturday night. i think my closest residents are over at the st. regis and around the corner at the paramont. >> will there be a party within 111 minna as well? >> a we're going to have it inside minna and out in the alleyway. >> will there be open doors for

it was addressed to senator manu jen and i'm sorry secretary minna jen and was from quote the americaneople. los angeles people -- los angeles police say they do not believe managing was home. >>> a family in florida -- one military wife came up with a unique way to keep her husband caused but as -- close but as we report -- >> reporter: the holidays can be the toughest time of year for deployed military members. >> this is our first christmas apart.>> reporter: leilani clark makes up for it by bringing her husband with her in the form of a cardboard cutout. >> i take him everywhere that he thinks he is missing but is usually not because he's right here with me.>> reporter: the infantry specialist terrence clark, the real one that deployed six months ago, just got back without telling marana. >> you spend a lot of time together and then you're just gone. >> reporter: she recently went to a holiday light show in north carolina and brought cardboard terrence along to take pictures but looked over her shoulder at the ultimate photo bomb. her friend snapped the picture then showed it to ma

but the defense attorney represents derrick al minna who faces 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> a big, bubbly screen, you know, which blocked everyone from getting out in terms of the staircase. it has nothing to do with my client or the co-defendant. that's these people who came up and placed these items there. that wasn't part of the warehouse. >> reporter: marin went on to describe freaking out as flames erupted from the floor behind an amplifier and enveloped the second floor. he escaped through a kitchen window as he screamed for help, saying "people are dying." it was an emotional moment for the families, the victims who sat solemnly during the hearing and were too distraught to do interviews. the hearing could last up to two weeks. leslie brinkly, abc 7 news. >>> $9.4 billion. that's the new total of insured losses from the north bay wildfires. that number has tripled in just the last month. >> behind the $9.4 billion insured loss figure are real people with real homes and real vehicles and real lives upturned by these fires. >> claims cover the loss of more than 21,00

but the defense attorney represents derrick al minna who faces 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> a big, bubbly screen, you know, which blocked everyone from getting out in terms of the staircase. it has nothing to do with my client or the co-defendant. that's these people who came up and placed these items there. that wasn't part of the warehouse. >> reporter: marin went on to describe freaking out as flames erupted from the floor behind an amplifier and enveloped the second floor. he escaped through a kitchen window as he screamed for help, saying "people are dying." it was an emotional moment for the families, the victims who sat solemnly during the hearing and were too distraught to do interviews. the hearing could last up to two weeks. leslie brinkly, abc 7 news. >>> $9.4 billion. that's the new total of insured losses from the north bay wildfires. that number has tripled in just the last month. >> behind the $9.4 billion insured loss figure are real people with real homes and real vehicles and real lives upturned by these fires. >> claims cover the loss of more than 21,00

minna street, all the site work that's hang. we also have the first and fremont sidewalks in and build-out of all the streets is coming along well with a lot of activity over the next couple months. muni bus plaza, the day before, this is the aisle, number five fulton by the beginning of december, poured probably the day after this picture, october 28th, and the team is in ernest working to meet that goal in cooperation with muni. and then here is another picture of the bus plaza as well, too. on the north side, and also oth other elements. a lot of the safety equipment is going in place and i do point out that as being a buy america project, i loved the use of the word proudly on this particular package. it sent a tone that was really cool. electrical cables pulled in switch gear rooms are coming together. ron and steve both will talk to the electrical. talking about the fisk, the assistance, and in that picture that is a rosaden person pulling wire. bus storage facility is progressing well. they are on schedule to deliver summ