balcony?the fans were different. they're not the same. the one is a tripod standing fan. it's got three -- three legs. tripod stand steel fan. about waist high. i put the one leg up on to the towels of the balcony. and i put two of the legs inside the room. so the fan was more or less -- i beg your pardon. more or less in the middle of the door. the floor fan i put in between the two legs of the standing fan. so it would have been slightly forward. so it would have been on the carpet in the bedroom. >> do retrieve them, you never went outside? you were inside your room, and you just brought them back in? >> that's correct, milady. >> you never went on to the balcony? >> i didn't go on to the balcony to retrieve them, no. >> so you were never on the balcony when you heard noises in the bathroom? >> no. i was at the amplifier when i heard the noise in the bathroom, milady. >> now, if someone would say that you went on to the balcony to fix the fans, that would not be true? >> i beg your pardon,

so he was trying to allege that oscar pistorius did go on to the balcony or did not go on to the balcony in a different form of events to the events that oscar pistorius had talked about previously. let's just talk about the very first minutes of that cross-examination. because he went in straight away in a very hard style as we've been anticipating from prosecutor gerrie nel. right in there with a very aggressive questioning of oscar pistorius about what he'd done that night. >> mr. pistorius, you were and still are one of the most recognized faces in the world. do you agree? >> i agree, milady. >> you are a model for sportsmen, and able-bodied sportsmen, all over the world. >> i think i was, milady. i've made a terrible mistake. >> you made a mistake? >> that's correct. >> you killed a person. that's what you did, isn't it? >> i made a mistake. >> you killed reeva steenkamp. that's what you did. >> i made a mistake, milady. >> what was your mistake? >> my mistake was that i took reeva's life. >> you killed her. you shot and killed her. won't you take responsibility for that? >> yes, i

there's a small balcony. i opened sliding doors onto the balancon balcony. i placed -- there's two fans. a steel tripod fan and small plastic floor fan. i placed the tripod plan further back with onecony and the othere the slideiing door. i placed the other two legs of the larger tripod standing fan. i then closed the doors until they were more in less in line with the fans because at night there's a light on the balcony that attracts insects. they come into my room. i was trying to get the humid warm air out of the room. by having the fans they cooled the air from outside into the room. i drew the blinds and curtains so no bugs could come in from the outside. i had the drapes around the side of the standing fan. >> could you explain the blinds and curtains? >> the blinds are behind the curtains. they hang from the same rails. they are chevron material. the curtains are -- i'm not sure what material. they're very heavy. they've got a black lining on the outside of the curtain so they don't allow light to come in. >> if you're inside your bedroom and you clos

kind of on the lower center, there is a french door with side lights and a balcony we are proposing.he last elevation which is the north elevation on 3.4 as you see from the shading, they -- this -- elevation was a school style house that resulted from 2011 hearing. some of the changes that were proposed here what was approved. we are mostly rekon figconfiguring -- the utilitarian facade where opening is not necessarily lined up, but they are in style and size keeping with the over all building style. again, a top right corner, a chimney is reconfigured. the siding was replaced. some of it matching the existing tongue and groove siding is placed on the drop siding. to make-up for that, we extended the belt courses at the front of the house here, 10 feet into this -- elevation. wrapping the elevation on the top left corner a penthouse from the shed roof and from the raised rear roof deck. that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> again we are available for questions and you have the graphics here and i would appreciate any information that you need. >> thank you. >> commissioners?

he noticed his balcony door was ajar so we got out of bed and close the door. >> at this point i hear the window open in the bathroom and sound like the windows sliding open. >> what did you think at the time, mr. pistorius? >> the moment everything changed. i thought there was a burglar and initially i just froze, i did not know what to do. a. >> he claimed he was unstable as you walked back to the bed. reached underneath and pulled his gun out of his holster. >> just as i left my bed, i asked reeva to get down and call the police. >> he crept through a bedroom of weight. >> i was overcome with fear, started screaming. she was to get out of the house. i shall refer to get on the floor, for her to find the police. >> he said he made his way into the bathroom. >> i heard a noise from inside the toilet. i perceived to be somebody coming out of the toilet before i knew what i had fired four shots at the door. >> according to the pistorius he checked his band and the floor but there was no sign of steam cam. that is when he said he began to suspect the worst. >> the shots from the balcony

. >>> it's been 46 years since martin luther king was assassinated on a memphis motel balcony.he civil rights leader is known for his "i have a dream" speech. $20 million of renovation, reopening with an in-depth look at history. al jazeera's jonathan martin takes us inside. >> reporter: the lorraine motel seems to be froze no one time. the balcony where martin luther king was shot and killed, the cars outside and room 306 looked the way they did in 1968. but beyond those walls is a museum that has been transformed, designed to chronicle the civil rights movement in an interactive and emotional way starting with slavery in the 1600s. >> they saved some space so you can cross down and see what it feefelt like to be touching one person for months as they traveled through. you can hear actual sounds. you can hear what they were going through. >> when it opened in 1991 the national civil rights museum painted a picture of the movement, but new exhibits go in-depth highlighting the significance of things like churches, homes, and lands african-americans and lesser known foot soldier

now he says he didn't move the fans off the balcony.has changed. and, you know, they have not yet gotten, the prosecutor, mr. nell, has not even gotten to the boig real big problems in his story, why didn't he notice that reeva steencamp was not in bed with him when he started shooting at the door. why didn't he say anything to her? whos goes there, why are you there before he started shoe shooting? those are really big problems in this case and the prosecutor mr. nell hasn't even started in on that yet. >> there do seem to be common sense how do you act in that situation type scenarios for him to go through. hey, just the idea, and you'll know this from all the trials that we've covered and observed together and a part, jeffrey, to hear somebody have such detailed recollection of traumatic events is very unusual. usually trauma erases detail in your mind. so that will be something that we hear the prosecutors go after. so far the biggest moment, what i would suggest, is what we will call the watermelon video. >> yeah. >> prosecutors pu

condition is that the project sponsor shall use the same railing detail at the roof deck and the proposed balconyand the next that the project sponsor shall submit repair justification for the tile and marble step along with the department preservation staff. the last is that the sponsor shall complete the site visit in order to verify compliance with the project description and the conditions of approval. so with that, i would like to turn it over to the architects and the property oranges -- owners are here and would like to speak. >> just with two party speaking you have 10 minutes total. >> thank you. good afternoon commissioners, my name is louis is stat ner, the architect. our focus is to make the changes to the building. i hope we have put that in a format that is legible and acceptable and we are here to discuss that in detail. i'm here with federico and luke winter my two employees who have been very involved with the details and very involved with the 10 steiners. the painted ladies, the full restoration which is true to the original house and we are the architects of the pained -- pain

he said he woke up, went to the balcony. heard a noise in the bathroom, and realized someone was in there. he said, i concede, i didn't go in the balcony. this is important to evaluate, did he really believe that was an intruder there, or was it a fight? >> a really big change in testimony. some three weeks possibly to go, right? thanks. >>> and last week, we reported on those caring for america's wounded warriors. today, michelle obama and others linked arms to highlight new initiatives to help the families. including one from the defense department. >> the burden that these women and men bear for our country is real. and they shouldn't have to shoulder it alone. >> the third anniversary of the white house initiative, joining forces. >>> next here tonight, the church and its secrets. a megawedding and 2,000 couples. the first american cameras to record this phenomenon and the men and women behind it. when we're back in two minutes. cameras to record this phenomenon and the men and women behind it. when we're back in two min

the balcony, there wouldn't have been any way of escaping if we got cornered. we wouldn't be able to move anywhere. >> but it's a possibility. >> it's a possibility my lady. >> you could have both hid behind the bid. >> that's a possibility. >> you both could have been on her side of the bed with your view on the passage. >> my lady, i didn't want harm to come to reeva. i wanted to put myself between the harm and reeva. if i had stuck next to reeva, it would have put her in harm. i told her to get down and call the police. i could have done a host of things. at the time that's the decision i made. >> you see mr., you know it's my view your version is not correct. and it's improbable that you would act in that way. let's take it one step further. when you armed yourself, you rushed towards the area of the bed. >> i rushed towards to where the passage and the bedroom meet, my lady, just before you enter the passage. >> and then you entered the bedroom? >> that's correct my lady. >> ready to shoot? >> that's incorrect. >> what then? were you not ready to shoot? >>

and many residents are now planting flowers on their balconies. did you find the newly renovated homes. a simple job as a design times bubbles of raising interest rates with decorative no windows and balconies with the tibetan style to maintain the trust received officials and to that wants to compete in an urban renewal and protection project in the old town of lhasa last year the more infrastructure only team in the city's st resort on the project has received much praise as the cd into the modern world without leaving its past glory. james kim cctv. it was like looking at the club with no breeze why there are lots of what's in the midst of a fan. is stitch. huhu ruling will the ocean. well when well for all things considered i'm peter will bow. instead of de escalation in ukraine war of words of increased tensions on the ground continued to see a showdown of some kind. this is getting washington against moscow this is artificially induced crisis in ukraine turning into a defining historical

. >> a congressman that opposite threatened to toss a reporter off a ball -- balcony says he is actually relieved the government indicted him today. relieved. hear what else he said about the charges that could put him behind bars for decades. >> recorded racism. the owner of the nba's los angeles clippers facing blistering criticism after accusations he bad-mouthed black people in a bug way. whether the league takes action, he is already facing fallout from sponsors and his own players. >>> in ukraine, --s say they're trying to save the mayor of the country's second largest city after somebody shot him in the back as he exercised. >>> even as washington aims appreciate penalties as russia theirs word putin may be hiding a fort tune worth $70 million. >>> first from the fox necessary deck, the violent storm system is on the move and threatening to bring more dangerous twisters to parts of dixie. that was the scene near little rock, arkansas, yesterday. that is not a cloud wall you see there it's a monster tornado. about a half mile wide. officials there say at least 14 people died in the

balcony climbing, for instance. >> i know we had one balcony fall where someone fell like eight or nine floors and actually lived. he hit a tree. every year thwe have fatalities with that. >> we turn back to our studio audience. scottie, let me go to you. you heard about the 200-milers. you have a group of people from surrounding communities, they go in and know the spring breakers are there and they prey on them. >> that's completely wrong, but here's a question. being a parent today is hard. we cannot win. my niece was down there last week at panama city beach -- >> was she in any of the footage? >> believe me, she kept texting me because her parents watch fox news and she was afraid she was going to be busted. they were good girls. we're generalizing them and they're good people. parents can't say no. where parents before could say no, now you have to explain. >> i have no problem saying no. >> but that doesn't mean your kids are going to go behind your back and do it. you have to explain things. >> i don't have to explain anything. >> i went to acapulco and went to south beach. my c

remember, this is the same congressman who threatened to throw a reporter off the balcony during the state of the union earlier this year. >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield. it's monday, april 28th. welcome to "legal view." they're dempl stating devastating and they're on the move. strong storms with destructive tornadoes ripping through the central plains and the midsouth and killing at least 16 people. >> my ears are popping. yep, we're in it right now. we're in the tornado. all right. we're pulling other. >> look how dark it became in just seconds. this video was taken in mayflower, arkansas, one of the towns that was worst hit. the man behind the camera says he shot it just before god spared his life. others around him weren't as fortunate. they were killed. right after the tornado moved through, other devastating images now south of mayflower. just take a look at your screen. almost imperceivable. the governor has declared a state of disaster. in fact, for three different counties. cnn's meteorologist chad myers is in mayflower to show us the damage up close and persona

he was out on the balcony here last night.was able to call his sleeping roommate on his cell phone. his roommate was able to run out of the burning apartment. but he suffered second-degree burns. >>> clarns chima lives in this apartment and says he can't believe how fast flames destroyed it. he lit a candle and stepped outside on the balcony. >> i instantly went inside and noticed that the couch was on fire. >> when i called him, i was, like, hey, there's a fire in the house. i eenl not sure if you're in there, but you need to get out immediately. he just instantly decided to run through it. >> as he was running out, he was shown here on the yumpblts web site, suffered second-degree burns on his back and arms. he is in critical condition at the hospital. clarence says it was the match that he used or the candle that ignited the couch or started the fire. he and his three roommates lost everything inside. >> he was returning home when he saw people running from the flames. >> everyone was, like, runl, fire u fire, runl. and eve

a teenaged boy falling 15 stories to his death from the balcony of his hotel. 13-year-old zachary dickmanioning when he went up to the hotel room to grab his cell phone and somehow woefrnt that balcony. think do consider it to be an accident. >> two police officers in critical condition after a fire broke out in coney island. police say they were over come with smoke and they were unconscious when firefighters found them. 36-year-old and 28-year-old are being treated for smoke inhalation. >> talk about a scare in the air two f-16 fighter jets scrambling for the plane. the cessna wasn't out of the way of the restricted airspace. the pilot began responding to air traffic controllers. the man didn't realize he was somewhere where he should not be. he realize the pretty quickly i am sure. >> 19 after the top of the hour. will he or won't he? running for the white house in 2016. >> fighting in the name of the lord? >> you will be a couple god fearing men>> a church fight club pitting one pastor against another. does this seem too far? the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. he was a

the live dates back to nineteen fifty six became the balcony after a sublime and abbe pierre outreach to other people's cars into the street and left to freeze during the harsh winter of nineteen fifty four. he campaigned tirelessly for the rights of the poor during the winter trees heat and electricity can be set off either. nearly sixty years later and new housing lines set to take effect extends his grace period by two weeks but the measure does little to ease the growing housing crisis in france. you can omit the northern countries but also a gemini have implemented housing policies with aaron nearly as many options as their household that means you do with their itunes and have been in those countries who has noticed that because people are on the street. prawns when you think eight hundred thousand dwellings and it's amazing how things all basic ethos is that there are more than a million and the hoff people with the keys to helping you and me due to mold will to do more to protect you the grace period a ladder to build a case for needing social assistance. she would soon be rel

a teen from indiana dies after falling from a balcony. and -- police and firefighters duke-it-out at a charity hockey game -- caught on camera. plus -- more than a hundred people are arrested at a spring break party. we'll have details. and -- you know him from the final episode of seinfeld... comedian and actor john pinette has died. marcus will play some of his funniest jokes. a boy from plainfield, indiana died over the weekend in florida, after a fall from a balcony. 13-year old zachary dickman fell to his death from the 15th floor of a condominium in panama city. dickman and his grandmother were checking out of the condo. there's no explanation of how he fell... but police are treating it an accident. an autopsy has been scheduled. fights at hockey games are nothing new. but a big brawl broke out at a *charity game in new york. the police and fire departments faced off in a fundraiser. but in the middle of the game, with the score tied at 3, something started a fight... and in no time, both benches emptied. fans cheered as the player

been linked to two recent denver fatalities, one where a college student fell to his death from a balcony, and another where a husband shot his life. i'm joined from ricardo baca, editor of "the cannabis", that is an awful lot of people, even though using pot in public is not legal. has the smoke started to clear? >> it was a crush of humanity. and the smoke is cleared. people are moving on. a lot of people in the industry are thrilled to be past another 4:20. there was no violence like last year, there was a big shooting. we are thankful for that. money is a big part of the game. colorado collected around $3.5 million in taxes and fees from recreational marijuana, that may go up with 150 fines. some paid for smoking marijuana in public, which is illegal. a.b.c. reported that the marijuana industry is bringing in more taxes to colorado than liquor, it's an incredible boon to the economy. >> between 5 and 6 million in revenue taxes from recreational marijuana in the first two months and the fees for the next fiscal year are anywhere between 65 million and 130 million. that's how much peopl

. >> people jump off the balcony. >> plenty of people flip out and jump off balconies that aren't highijuana. there are people who are mentally ill, suicidal, drunk. >> the amount of smoke, the amount of use we're talking about. >> about fraternities that have to have insurance because so many kids get drunk -- >> you're giving many that he argument but does this not -- the numbers of people, the quantiti quantities being smoked, the drug use in this country, dedria is right, we take drugs to be anxious, not to be anxious, drugs to go to sleep, trudrugs wa wake up. >> those are bad personal choices. >> i look to the drug culture for part of it. >> here is what doing drugs and smoking weed can do, get you to the presidency of the united states. >> he did some blow. >> that's not really fair. >> i mean -- >> in the oval office been an alcohol alcoholic. >> look at the states where they are legalizing marijuana and there is plenty of people on the fence who will wait and see how this affects minors. what happens, does consumption go up or down? >> we got to break. we'll come back. more wi

have a great day. >> a congressman that opposite threatened to toss a reporter off a ball -- balconye government indicted him today. relieved. hear what else he said about the charges that could put him behind bars for decades. >> recorded racism. the owner of the nba's los angeles clippers facing blistering criticism after accusations he bad-mouthed black people in a bug way. whether the league takes action, he is already facing fallout from sponsors and his own players. >>> in ukraine, --s say they're trying to save the mayor of the country's second largest city afte

. >> i know we've had one balcony fall where someone fell eight or nine floors and actually lived.t a tree. every year we have fatalities with that. >> back to the studio audience. you heard about the hundred milers. you have a group of people there from surrounding communities. they're there to prey on them. >> that's completely wrong. here's the question. being a parent today is hard. we cannot win. my niece was down there. >> she in any of the footage? >> she kept texting me, oh my gosh, she was scared she was going to be busted. she's a good girl. staying in a two-bedroom condo with one bathroom. that's where the drama came from. parents today, we can't say no. where parents before could say no, now you have to explain to them. >> i have no problem saying no. >> you have to explain yourself. >> i don't have to explain anything. >> the problem with participates right now -- >> where did you go? >> i went to south beach. i did not do it like that. my clothes stayed on. i didn't drink where i couldn't. >> i wouldn't probably be here -- >> you went before social media exploded. i t

you ever do that to me again, i'll throw you over this [ bleep ] balcony. >> why, why, i just wantedyou. >> if you ever do that to me again. >> why. why, it's a valid question. >> i will break you in half like a little boy. that was the threat issued a few months ago by staten island congressman grimm. today it is congressman grimm who's looking over the edge at what could be a very big fall. yesterday grimm was handed a 20-count indictment after allegedly pocketing more than $1 million in revenue and wages from his manhattan health foods restaurant, healthalicious. the allegations include mail, wire, health care and tax fraud. in addition to two counts of perjury. but for those expecting a flash of contrition from a man who just got hit with 20 criminal charges so far, no dice. >> i know i'm a moral man, a man of integrity. and i also know i have a lot more service and leadership to provide this country. i will get right back to work as i always have. with honor and distinction, i will serve. and then, on top of all that, i have an election to win. >> soon after that defiant press c

the balcony where martin luther king jr. was killed, the cars outside and the room where he last slept look the way it did in 1968. beyond the walls is a museum designed to counteract the movement in an interactive way, starting with the slave movement. >> we saved space so you could crowd down and see what it looked like to be touching one person for months as they travel through. you can hear the slaves, what they were going through. when it opened in 1991, the national civil rights museum painted a picture of the movement. new exhibits highlighted churches, and homes, while introducing lesser known soldiers. >> it's important to know that it's not just the few, there were thousands of stories that need to be told. >> what did you come here for. >> iconic exhibits like the sit-in lunch counters replicate the sounds. you cap sit in a cell where dr king wrote his letter. it is in a new environment, col pleat with statues of women. every day women who could have been rows apart, wanting a seat on the bus. a primary exhibit is

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it is delivered to their plenty of time it was a c t and the world speaks a td from the balcony of st peter's basilica. pray for peace in his plea he mentions ukraine by force if your is an action that was two nd grade this year just as there was a chargers on two nd comment or glass container lines in an inspired initiatives that promote peace and ukraine. so said all those who hold to the support of the international community will make every afford to prevent violence and in a spirit of unity and i am a chartered bus for the country's future. so it sends a sea clay is a late risers know. he's the most hideous. this dude is in the holy land. my sister celebrated for thousands of christians orthodox and utah lake and your son and that in bethlehem. according to the bible jesus were born and died. cold rainy weather judicial and a celebration of all kinds. as every year hundreds of thousands of people came to churches with easter cakes and cakes especially festive celebration was in bulgaria where christianity were spread since the first century a d and is now practiced by over ninety

breaking like a boy was supposed to happen before or after the congressman threw him off the bleeping balcony, which he also threatened, that also is not that clear, but congressman grimm made those threats on camera and he noticed the camera. you saw him look at the big camera right in the middle of making those threats. congressman grimm made those threats in front of a big camera back in january on the night of president obama's 2014 state of the union address. at first congressman grimm defended his behavior. basically said the reporter from new york had it coming then 12 hours later he apologized. congressman grimm after that kind of fell out of the headlines for a while, but then today late this afternoon news broke that congressman michael grimm republican of new york is about to be indicted on federal felony criminal charges. we have known for almost two years now that congressman grimm has been under federal criminal investigation for potentially illegal campaign donations in the 2010 race in which he first won his seat in congress, but even though that investigation has resulted in

. >> you may remember he came to national attention for threatening to throw a reporter off a balconyw mr. grimm says he is the victim of a political witch-h t witch-hunt. >> he's pleaded not guilty to charge including mail fraud and hiring undocumented workers. chief u.s. congressional correspondent, dana bash, has our report. >>> down in front! >> reporter: a far-reaching 20-count federal indictment against a two-term new york congressman and former fbi agent, and harsh words from the u.s. attorney. >> michael grimm made the choice to go from upholding the law to breaking it. and in so doing, he turned his back on every oath he had ever taken. >> reporter: the heart of the allegations -- tax fraud and more. paying employees off the books at a restaurant he owned and operated, underreporting sales and wage to the tune of $1 million, and then laying to investigators. >> when it came to his restaurant, michael grimm never met a tax he didn't lie to evade. >> reporter: grimm, taken into custody monday morning, was released on a $400,000 bond after pleading not guilty. he held a press co

. >> a shouted from the balcony for help, i screamed help, help, help. put my prosthetic legs on. i ran as fast as i could back to the bathroom. i ran in to the door. i laid back and tried to kick the door and nothing happened. >> pistorius then testified he grabbed his bat. >> i hit the frame of the door and a small piece opened. at that point all i wanted to do is just look inside to see if it was reeva. >> after hitting the door three more times, pistorius said he removed a plank of wood from the door the and locked it inside and gained access to a bloody steenkamp. >> when the door opened, i threw it open and i sat over reeva and i cried. i don't know. i don't know how long -- i don't know how long i was there for. she wasn't breathing. >> pistorius was so overcome with emotion, court ended early. >> coming up, prosecutors challenge pistorius story. >> you have lied and now you are fixing up a lie. >> but next the sexy cover girl and what turned out to be a fatal attraction. gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow

a college student jumped from a hotel balcony after eating a marijuana cookie. it tames marijuana intoxication as a possible cause. friends tried to calm the man down. investigators believe the group came to colorado specifically to try marijuana. the u.s. surpreme court is considering whether to stop the execution of a convicted killer in texas. tommy lynn is expected to die tonight sentenced to death for killing a 13-year-old in 1999. his lawyers want to know where the drugs are coming from before he is executed. recently the maker of standard drugs stopped supplying them on moral graunds leaving states wondering which lethal injection drugs to use. they are trying to protect the supplier from violence. >> a lawsuit claiming that a loved one was frozen alive will move forward against an l.a. hospital. doctors pronounced maria dead at white memorial immediate center. she suffered a heart attack. when por tigss we received her body they found her face down, nose broken and cuts and bruises to her face. the family sued the hospital but a pathologist testified tha

the congressman >> made headlines when it threatened to their reporter off the balcony. during an interview after a state of the union address the republican became angry when a reporter asked him about a long-running federal investigation. the indictment was unfit today. when they came to his restaurant in never met a tax. he pleaded not guilty. federal prosecutors have now been investigating the republicans possible knowledge of illegal campaign contributions. the government has pursued a politically driven vendetta against his client was done nothing wrong. >> passengers are uninformed. the first tier from the students wondering what was going on and then from the crew telling everyone to stay put. the investigation has led to more arrests and search warrants. divers have found 189 bodies. prosecutors say they believe the evidence has been destroyed and name agency call center to not do its job. search warrants are now being issued for the emergency call center. also there is video that shows the capt. being rescued. a coast guard officer says he did not know the man

, but fortunately, everybody makes it out alive in this first one, this man is dangling from this balcony. some reports say that the man was afraid of depression. made this could have been a suicide attempt. >> oh, they got it there just in time. >> firefighters did end up showing up in time. at first they were trying with one tarp. but then they put the grid-like tarp over it and the man let go and when he did, they were right there to catch and break his fall. >> looks like civilians helping out too which is awesome people came to help out. >> they needed it. look how close that net is to the ground. they didn't have all those people holding to provide that extra tension, the man could have been seriously injured. fortunately he made it out okay and was taken to get the proper treatment. the other one was incredibly scary because apparently this bus full of passengers not only caught fire, according to some reports it was headed to a hospital. it suddenly started up in flames. fortunately, there was a passerby able to help the passengers escape. they had to break a window to get out of

this morning on a rapper who reportedly cut off his own genitalia and left off the second- floor balcony>>george: welcome back to the kron4 morning news as we continue to take a look at your ride at the boat brave bridge toll plaza. light traffic westbound in a quick transit check shows no delays this morning for bart caltran a strain are muni through san francisco. >>: >>anny: thanks george perry that today could be the last day to search their for the missing malaysian airline plane. the mission will cover 16,000 patsy. about 1,400 mi. north of west area. >>: the mission will cover a 15,600 mi. patch of see about 1400 northwest of perth, australia. meanwhile data collected by robotic submarines is being analyzed now that the sub has completed its first full 16 our mission searching for wreckage from the plane and its two black boxes. >>mark: a member of the rap group will tang clan is in serious condition this morning after he apparently served his own severed his own agenda toes and then jump from a second-floor balcony. audrey johnson was taken from an apartment building in north hol

according to an incident report obtained by the radio station, luckett said a naked woman was on his balcony refusing to leave. the police report says kaepernick, luckett and another player were partying with the woman. the report says a crisis intervention team was required to respond. >>> a security guard who works for santa clara county has been arrested on child molestation and child pornography charges. derek hammond is accused of ten felony counts including the violent molestation of his two stepdaughters for years. he worked as a santa clara county protective officer assigned to valley medical center. he took a leave in january and has been on an unauthorized leave of absence since his arrest in march. >>> investigators north of sacramento are trying to sort out what went wrong in last week's high-speed collision that killed ten people. many of them southern california high school people ntsb is expected to remain for 5210 days. investigators will also travel to southern california to interview survivors. >> former coworkers new tala, they say she was always smiling, always friendly.

camera threatening harm to a television reporter for new york one, threatened to throw him after a balcony after the reporter tried to question him about an fbi investigation into campaign finances. he's claimed not guilty and says he's been framed by the u.s. government saying he's the victim of a political witch hunt. >>> dr. jack ramsey died, well-known to millions of basketball fans. he was a hall of fame coach, including for the '77 portland trailblazers. he was a fixture on espn since. the doctor and his title referred to his phd, something he put to good use as an author and the outfits at court side. he was a world war ii navy veteran, widely regarded as one of the top ten coaches of all time. jack ramsey was 89. >>> officials in rome are saying looks like they had three million visitors over the weekend. they were there to witness a once in a time life event, of course. pope st. john the 23rd and pope >>> what's being built as a positive milestone tonight for american education, researchers say the national high school graduation rate has hit 80%, an all-time high with the project

the balcony where martin luther king was shot and killed, the cars outside, and room 306 where he last left looked the way it did in 1978. beyond the walls is a museum that's been transformed, designed to chronicle the human rights movement, starting with slavery in the 1600s. >> we saved space so that you can crouch down and see what it felt like to actually be touching one person for months as they travelled through. you can hear sounds. you can hear what they were going through. >> when it opened in 1991, the national civil rights museum painted a picture of the movement. new exhibits go in depth, highlighting churches, homes. it introduced lesser known foot soldiers. >> it's important that folks know it's not just the few we know about, thousands of stories need to be told. >> iconic exhibits like the sit-in lunch counters have been updated. you can sit inside a replica of the gaol cell, where dr king wrote a litre. >> the montgomery bus is a new environment, complete with statues of women outside. every day women who could have been rows apart, want toing have a seat on the bus. >

. >> reporter: king was assassinated on the balcony of the lorraine motel 46 years ago this weekend and, like the powerful images of that moment, the motel was preserved in time. king's room, number 306, as it was for visitors to see, lunch, the day's newspaper still there. >> this museum after 22 years needed to be updated, needed to be engaging to a younger generation. >> reporter: 18 months and some $30 million privately contributed dollars later it's more dynamic and interactive and expanded beyond tributes to icons like rosa parks. new exhibits explore five centuries of history, starting with the slave ships that crossed the atlantic. high school principal kimberly martin says her students will learn a powerful lesson. >> overcoming adversity. they're going to know that whatever sets you back, whatever gets you down you can overcome it. >> come here and you'll understand in a very different way what this great country is really all about. >> reporter: russell watson and lesley more understand. they were seine station workers on strike back then who king came to memphis to support.

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reconfiguring the elevator penthouse roof; 66 restoring the front doors and roof finials; 77 constructing a balconyat the east faÇade; and, 88 adding fencing and gates to the landscape. please note that many of the proposed changes have already been completed and that the applicant is requesting that the commission legalize the work performed without the benefit of a permit. the subject property is a contributing building within the alamo square landmark district. the property is zoned rh-3 residential, house, three-familyy and is in a 40-x height and bulk district. sf 101234 >> hello commissioners. shelley. department staff. the project before you is for appropriateness request originally approved by the commission in 2011. the project sight is located at the corner of grove and steiner. it's to allow the construction for the three new buildings. after the 2011 certificate of appropriateness was approved the property was sold in 2012 and the new owners began work under the existing permits. during the work, design modifications were developed and were completed. and the project sponsors also decid

what he has been testifying this week as it relates to the fans orphan on the balcony went outside to bring it in or not. what's key about that? we don't know if that is key evidence or not. we know what he is trying to do. the beginning of a very important strategy of trying to place on the record a track record of inconsistencies between his various versions of events. at different stages in the criminal process. the implication of doing that is that -- if it can be shown that an accused person has essentially a track record of lying, then the only reasonable inference that a judge can draw from that is that, they must be guilty and covering up for themselves. having said that, one inconsistency or two, is not enough to achieve that strategy. the human memory is never faultless completely. a judge will expect small changes or inconsistencies, because of the fallibility of human memory. once you create a track record of inconsistencies that's when it starts to become problematic. >> we are watching live in the courtroom now as pistorius -- up, he may be approaching the stand, soon. w

they will take over the top of the textbook as a sixth circuit takes place on home soil and balconies spot. all four crew members of the capps ii south korean buried at ten am. pilgrims set off on the whole spot for the double come in my station and two cokes in rome on april a twenty seven the boston marathon get lisa had one year on from the fake old bomb blasts. in a welcome to another edition of europe we see from the back of what's been making headlines over the past week. on thursday in sydney said the us the eu russia and ukraine said that struck a deal to de escalate the crisis in the use of the country. well we found out the full and even president barack obama expressed skepticism that russia would keep its side of the pollock in. wilkinson ones that mole sanctions would be on the way if it didn't. race against all expectations the us russia the ukraine and the european union have been at stopping the talks in geneva and descending the tensions in ukraine poll said they agreed on steps to de escalate the crisis but now more awake to see it where it will be met with actions t