which is they're doing glass in terms of the impact that balcony it is hanging off the structure to the north, you know, that's just a one level with the glass railing a light the smaller mass goes multi levels on the south and the on open the plan is an elevator like a club accelerators that wouldn't have been included in the previous variance as well as the top story i see the variance is justified i don't see there're digestion to deny the variance because of the two decisions gravpt the project the question is how much of a extension should the extension to the rear yard be more think of a balance between the two javent buildings the garage to the south and the front through there would be a balance of usable spates e space the question is the instructions are they necessary the balcony is a nice feature it's light and amenable the elevator what have a bit of an impact relocated within the regular envelope my concern is about the extension into the rear yard and justifying those are features but i'm also really want to get the commissioners concerns and thoughts about the height

there's the shark, the guy filming, too trying to warn them from his balcony shouting.scribed to our producers what it was like to watch that near miss. >> it was like a train wreck. if that fish had gotten close to them, they might have been in trouble. i don't even know if they understood what we were saying but if someone is yelling high on a balcony, you need to get out of the water. >> good advice. >>> one more note, something on your labor day list to do. a lot of people reaching out to us saying that their dvrs were working but we added tonight in our name. "world news" tonight. >>> the little ones getting ready for their first day of school and they tell us right here what they are most excited about and you won't believe what they say. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter mill

and really the quality use of open space because their rear yard is so many levels below and the balcony would be the only usable space so the roof-deck as proposed is really quite fine so if the commission and want to take dr and prepared to take action on the variance to have a 15 rear yard with no obstructions to the rear yard level. >> thank you commissioner antonini. >> i'm prepared to make a motion to take dr and reduce the building in keeping are the suggestion of commissioner moore to shave the back off she's discriminated i won't roach the roof-deck. >> commissioner antonini i believe that the roof-deck holds itself quite well interest the northern property with a deep notch in respect of the joining properties so i'm leaving it there and would second the motion. >> okay. thank you. >> i'm sorry can you reiterate that. >> i would leave the roof-deck. >> okay. thank you thank you. >> it holds back from the jane property. >> okay. >> commissioners, we have a motion and a second to take dr and approve the project as proposed with the eliminations of the rear elevator and open balco

what you're seeing is balcony- view video of a beach in destin.behind the camera is a group of slidell friends wrapping up a guys' weekend. "my friend lost his keys and we were rummaging around the condo looking for his keys. come to find out somebody bolted out the door and said, man, come see this hammerhead coming towards these people." despite the group's frantic warnings, laced with thick new orleans accents, the swimmers don't react. the group gets more nervous as they watch the shark start to chase a stingray. "once they're in a feeding frenzy or something, if you got close enough to those people, he was just going to bite what was near there, and that's when the yelling started." "we were screaming down and they disregarded it, looked like, he threw his hands up like 'yeah right.' but when he finally figured out the shark was there it looked like he walked on water." "it was like this is something that other people have to see. this is just crazy unbelievable, never seen anything like this before." so the video was put on youtube and faceb

that's when he says he began to suspect the worst. >> i shouted from the balcony for help. screamed help, help, help, help. i put my pros thetic legs on. i ran as fast as i could back into the bathroom. i ran into the door. i dent moidn't move at all. i leaned back and tried to kick the door, nothing happened. pistorius says he grabbed his cricket bat. >> i hit the fraem me of the do. and again, the small piece opened. at that point all i wanted to do was to look inside to see if it was reeva. >> after hitting the door three more time, pistorius says he removed a chunk of wood from the door and locked it from the inside and gained access to a bloody steenkamp. >> i flung the door open, i threw it open. i set over reeva and i cried. and i -- i don't know how long. i don't how long i was there for. she wasn't breathing. >> pistorius said he picked up steenkamp carried her down the stairs and then sat with her. >> i felt helpless. i wanted to take her to the hospital. i had -- my fingers in her mouth to help her try to breathe. i had my hand on her hip. i was trying to stop th

rod iron ban bal balcony and courtyard specifically the project includes removal of a non-historic ramp and concrete stores, two new door entrances one at each wing, requiring removal of wall below and insertion of new painted steel door with surrounding lights. installation of awe new painted frame and glass assembly, removal of a pair of non-historic door at the primary entrance, installation of a new painted aluminum door to match the historic redesign. repair of rod iron balcony and restore section beyond repair with new steel and not aluminum as outlined in in the staff report to match profiles. missing brick and new metal fence section to match existing and design and profiles and to clarify the new contemporary design and new steel gate and not aluminum as in the staff report. and the courtyard. the project was received by the architectural review committee on july 15, 2014. the arc provided comments and recommendations on the proposed project which is included in your packet. to address these, the project sponsor made the following changes. one, the design of new doors was revis

if you take a look behind me, you can see balcony doors at this apartment building all open. that's because residents had to go out to their balconies and be rescued after not one but two fires broke out here at the 7400 block of stenton avenue. this happened around 2:30 this morning, at the chestnut terrace apartments, one fire was started, in a hallway on the first floor, the other also in a hallway on the third floor. officials say gasoline was used, beaming this incident suspicious. one person has been taken into custody, and two people were taken to the hospital. one, for second degree burns, the other for smoke inhalation. this is what fire officials to say. >> there were two small fires, one on the first floor, and one on the third floor. and right now, we're questioning is a suspect. >> again, one person is in custody right now, residents had to be evacuated. the red cross was on the scene, assisting. right now there are still many residents sitting in their cars, wait to go get an update this much avenue been told in about an hour they could go in and check the damag

the main bedroom had a sliding door that led onto a balcony.on the windows and thick curtains which hang on the windows and the sliding door. when the blinds were closed, the main bedroom was dark. on 13 february, 2013, the accused spent the evening in his home with his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. in the early morning hours of 14 february, 2013, the accused shot and killed steenkamp, the deceased. at the time the 14shots were fired, the deceased was inside the locked toilet. the accused was charged with the murder of reeva steenkamp, with section 51, number 105 of 1997. in addition, he was charged with the following counts. count two, of the firearms control act. number 60 of 2000. in that the accused is guilty of the offense of contravening the provisions of section 120, subsection 7, sections 1, 103, 121-a, section 121. and section 151 of the firearms control act of 2000, discharge of ia firearm in a built-up are or in a public place. the indictment carries on in that on or about 30 september, 2010, and while traveling in a vehicle with othe

and and one of the things that we really like is the addition of these sky balconies for the tenants in the building and again, one of the things that they are proposing in their revised designs is to have them on both sides of the building and the balcony can relate to the park on top of the transit center. >> they are going to hearing the ema, at the special meeting at noon tomorrow and then we will go back with the presentation on the revised concept designs, and then, we have a lot of work to do between now and march to finalize the dda and get the team to the scematic level and one of the requirement is to pay a non-refundable good faith deposit of $2 million and we anticipate the full amount of the purchase price in september of 2015. and then they will start the construction, and soon as they are ready but more likely than not, april of 2016. >> with respect to the purchase price, when we presented the budget we identified, 241 million in funding and assuming the price of 172 million holds for block five that will get us to (inaudible) in land sales for phase one or 26 million

for example, these virtual balconies and things like that. >> right. are inside. so we have now an 80-inch led screen inside these rooms with cameras that are taking a live feed from the section of the ship where your room is nearest so you see exactly what's going on outside. if there's a ship passing by, you'll see the ship passing by from an inside stateroom. liz: okay. that makes me less claustrophobic. how much would it be to take an average 3-35 day trip on this -- 3-5 day trip on this? >> most of the cruises will be longer than that, but something in the vicinity of $200-$250 a day. liz: that's a lot less expensive than some of tte, you know, the places, the venues you could go and end up spending 400, 500, and then it includes food, right? >> right. there are 18 different places where you could eat different. we have three specialty chef relationships onboard. we've put the customer in control of their cruise. you guys decide what you want to do as the cruise goes on, and you have an app called royal iq that will let you manage your experience

[applause] >> nick: and last but never least, agt's answer to those two old guys in the balcony: the howard stern! [applause] >> nick: kermit, you know, since you're here to check out the talent i think it's time we probably should get the show started. >> kermit: ladies and gentlemen, take it away, next! >> nick: tonight we find out who is going to be fighting for $1 million in next week's finals! as the acts took the stage last night, they faced the biggest challenge of the competition so far. take a look... >> one ticket for "america's got talent." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> heidi: these are the top 12. >> mel b: i could already feel the pressure. [ cheers and applause ] >> mel b: that was just super. >> howie: you sing with such poise. >> howard: i felt she really connected with that song. >> i got to breathe! >> howard: look at that. >> howie: pretty impressive. >> howie: i'm speechless. >> heidi: maybe you win the agt lottery and get the million dollar prize. >> howie: heidi said it. not only good magicians but good comedians. >> mel b: how do they do that? ♪ >> howard: guys

at least seven bullets struck the exterior of the white house on or near the truman balcony near the residence of the first family. officers heard 6-8 shots. officers were sitting on constitution avenue. they even smelled gun powder they were so close to the source of the gun powder. the white house had not been fired upon. it was probably a construction vehicle backfiring. the gunman had abandoned his car after a while, none of which was pieced together on the evening in question. it took four days for the secret service to determine the shots had hit the white house after a housekeeper had found broken glass on the truman balcony. the shots revealed another layer and the first family were at the residence at the time of the shooting with sascha obama arriving soon after. the first lady and the president were both furious. the shooter had managed to hit the white house from this distance. oscar ortega was charged with lesser charges but now is serving a 25-year sentence. >>> john, there is a lot to sort through here. but here's my first question. are what we seeing is that a secret

lots of folks had to go to their balcony and try to get help from fire officials. they had to be rescued from their balcony. we know two people were taken to the hospital. one, for second agree burns, and the other, for smoke inhalation. the residents had to be evacuated, some of them did get a chance to go inside and check the damage in their apartment. the red cross was earlier here, a significance the red dents, but a loft folks have been told they may not be able to stay here tonight. because of smoke and water damage. >> syma chowdhry, "eyewitness news". >>> flew this morning, quadruple shooting under investigation in philadelphia's fairhill neighborhood. happened on the 2800 block every hope street just before 5:00 a.m. investigators tell cbs-3 group of people got into argument and bullets started flying all four victims rushed to the hospital. no words on their conditions at this time. >>> also new this morning, shooting in philadelphia's fernrock neighborhood also under investigation. a man, was shot, in the right arm, and leg, at around midnight. it happen

she heard debris falling over her head on the balcony.se are all those red flags, that wow, maybe something hit the white house. but she-- you know, was afraid to counter her bosses who said to her we have investigated this and determined it something else. >> woodruff: two questions very quickly then, what does that say about what-- the way the secret service is run, number one, and we know it was under a different director then. and number two, has all this been fixed today? >> well, as for the, you know, what are these things indicate. kerry johnson didn't feel comfortable rebutting her bosses narratives. officers in the secret service and leadership that night, that friday night brushed -- rushed to a hasty conclusion and didn't look very hard and didn't ask very many questions. so it almost seems like, you know, some of the complaints that we've heard over the last several months that the agency is a little too complacent, that it hasn't had a serious attack or assassination attempt and thus is sort of starting to get lulled to sleep

when firefighters arrived they found several residents trapped on balconies. fire and smoke had cut off the stairways they tried to use to escape. investigators someone deliberately set fires in the hallways in the first and third floor. >> there was strong odor of gasoline, plus there were two separate fires one on the first floor and third floor that indicates it's suspicious in nature. >> so far there are no arrests. a 61-year-old woman is being treated for smoke at einstein. 56-year-old man is being smoke and burns at temple university hospital. peco has cut off power to the buildings leaving 75 people on the street. nearby leads middle school has been opened as a temporary shelter. officials say most residents may be allowed to return to their apartments this morning. >> a young girl is hospitalized this morning in critical condition after she was viciously attacked by the family's dog. her injuries were so severe she was rushed from a. i. dupont in wilmington to children's hospital in philadelphia. kenneth moten has the details. >> reporter: this 8-year-

when firefighters arrived they found several residents trapped on their balconies. fire and smoke cut off the stairways they tried to use to escape. someone set fires in the hallways on the first and third floors. >> reports by the fire marshal indicates there's a strong odor of gasoline, two separate fires one on the first floor and one on the third floor. that indicates they are suspicious in nature. >> so far no arrests. a 61-year-old woman is being treated for smoke at einstein medical center. 56-year-old man is being treated for smoke and burns at temple university hospital. their injuries are not considered life threatening. >>> meanwhile, peco has cut off power to the buildings leaving 75 people out of the unit. all residents have found temporary shelters on their own. most will return to their apartments sometime this morning. >> a young girl is hospitalized in critical condition after being attacked by the family dog. her injuries were so severe she was rushed from a. i. dupont in wilmington to children's hospital. >> reporter: this 8-year-old girl has lost

. >> people on the balconies waving and screaming and shouting george, george, george. >> new bride amaln icon already. and exclusive, the top secret letter given to all the guests. >> then, seven shots at the white house and the secret service didn't know. >> the obamas said to be furious over the secret service slip up. >> they actually penetrated some of the parts of the white house. >> plus, the realtor kidnapped. the suspect just captured. he thought he was a daredevil. and, the "duck dynasty" dad. what he really thinks about his

the shot apparently was not visible from the outside on the truman balcony. but you had to go on the inside to see a dimple in the ballistic glass. so still, though, a lot of questions also about censors on the windows of the white house and shot detection censors outside of the white house. why all these were either not in place or not working. >> all very shocking stuff. thanks very much. coming up later this hour, an intruder rushes into the white house, makes it all the way to the east room. brian todd is going to talk us through that breach that has lawmakers demanding answers right now. but let's get perspective from one of the lawmakers who was inside the hearing on these secret service problems, republican congressman mark meadows of north carolina is a member of the house oversight and government reform committee, he joins us live from capitol hill. congressman, what was your biggest concern heading into the hearing? was it addressed to your satisfaction? >> well, i think our biggest concern, all americans' concern is how could this happen, the most

in particular felt debris and heard the sounds of debris coming from the balcony. she was stationed there and worried enough that she broke up a gun box and pulled out a shotgun. the people that were on the ground that night and closest to what you would consider the epicenter, they were never interviewed about what happened. at least not formally interviewed before the secret service decided this was two gang bangers shooting at each other as it happens in constitution avenue. >> there so many pieces of this. the secret service woman agent whom you described reported shots fired and yet the supervisor said stand down based on an incorrect assumption that it was two gangs fighting. >> yes. >> the fact that she did not feel she could challenge the supervisor said something about the culture. she didn't feel she could insist on what she had heard and seen. the supervisor didn't reach down and do a report and try to find out what his people were saying. and they could be dumb enough to think they were two gangs fighting which anyone who knows the district knows could

what if they had been on the balcony?> had they been on the balcony, it would have been a very dangerous situation and would have put them in harm's way. >> reporter: the shooter, oscar ortega hernandez sped off and crashed his car. he was arrested later in pennsylvania. secret service supervisors told officers to stand down. claiming no shots fired. and it wasn't until the cleaning staff discovered the damage later. >> the agents i talk to say it's a miracle there has not been an assassination so far. >> reporter: the secret service is pushing back hard, telling cnn they did not bungle the response or investigation. they were told to stand down immediately afterward because of the confusion of the moment. witnesses had reported people from two cars had fired at each other. as for not finding the bullets for four days -- >> while the bullet pierced the historical glass, it didn't go through the protective coating of the white house. so when you're examining the white house from the inside windows, there were no breaks in

what if the grandmother and daughter had been on the balcony? >> had the grandmother and the daughter been on the balcony, it would have been a dangerous situation and would have put them in harm's way. >> the shooter, oscar ortega hernandez sped off, crashed his car a few blocks away, he was arrested five days later in pennsylvania. according to the reporting, secret service supervisors told agents to stand down immediately after the incident claiming no shots fired and it wasn't until the cleaning staff discovered the bullets four days later, that the secret service realized there had been shots fired. critics are blasting the secret service. >> the agents i talk to say it's a miracle there's not been an assassination so far. >> the secret service is pushing back hard, the agency did not bungle the response or the investigation. agents were told to stand down immediately afterward because of the confusion of the moment. witnesses had reported people from two cars had fired at each other, as for not finding the bullets for four days. >> while t

balcony and saw the unit to our right on fire. >> everything that i own is wet. they told us to talk to the fire department. >> they are keeping the area clear of traffic. some of the units inside of this large complex are now condemned and many of the residents tell us this is not the first time their lives have been disrupted by fire. a lot of these people not paying attention to cooking or anything. >> you did not hear anything? >> nothing at all, just the fire department banging. eventually, these children did go back to school as their parents will figure out where they will go this afternoon. somethingly they have to go to after this moment. up, some big changes are coming to a drugstore chain. >> a michigan man convicted of shooting an unarmed woman on his porch will spend at least 17 years behind bars. >> a judge handed down the sentence this morning. last month, a jury found him guilty of second-degree murder or manslaughter, and a firearm charge. shotosecutors say that he a 19 year old last november after she knocked on his door seeking help after a car

was preparing for the return of the president and first lady they identified damage on the truman balcony. that lead to further investigation and that lead to us contacting the federal bureau of investigation to initiate their full investigation. >> thank you. mr. cummings, thank you. in washington, d.c., and around the country there are number of systems we know. baltimore, i believe, has it too. they're basically microphones that hear gunshots, can identify the direction, can quickly, without human intervention, figure out whether or not a real shot has been fired, confirm it, and often give an accurate conviction. that technology isn't so odd that we don't see it in our city. i think that's the reason i went on so long with this question. miss norton i know knows this. the district has a sophisticated system. i think the committee wants to make sure not only does the white house have a higher level of awareness of the system but the district system be enhanced, if necessary, to make sure that something like this never happens again. i thank the gentleman for his patience. >> thank you

and the things we like about the proposal this is views from the north and south we like their sky balconies and those will continue on to the next phase since they were one of the positive things that the staff really liked. this is am image of the ground floor. and this is a peak of what you'll see next month on the left is beer their ground floor plain in the proposal and the right is an idea for the ground floor that we've seen to date it increases the amount of retail space and decreases the lobby and the curb cuts along the street and activates this street. the dna includes the seven months term to expend up to 6 months and an deposit of 5 thousand dollars to cover staff and legal costs $5.2 million and to participate in the special assessment district cv d and to ply with the ocii policy. as discussed the team will return to you with a design next month and the project will go through the plan process and the allocation process with the approval of the d c a and the seismic designs excuse me. the anticipated to come before you in march 2015 and closing in 2015 with the construction cl

. >> shards of glass were found on the truman balcony. where there is no secret service. >> reporting live from the white house, karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> police in to states are investigating two unrelated school shootings, the first happened this morning in north carolina. the suspect shot a classmate after an argument and then surrendered to police and no word on the extent of the victim's injuries in louisville school was evacuated after someone was shot at fernville high school. the victim's injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. >>> there is a snag until the auction of the failed refer elcasino. >> they say that revel's attorneys reneged on a promise to tell them about other bids. the cot refused and schedule aid hearing for next month. it was adjourned last week for the rosh hashanah holiday. they say that at least one other bid has been received. >>> tuesday night season matt pellman is in the traffic center keeping an eye on the drive home. >> yes indeed. with a tough morning with delco

but the bullet you're talking about was one that hit around the truman balcony. the balcony famous at the white house. >> which is one of the favorite places of the first family. it makes them feel like they're more at home and relaxed. at any point they could be there. >> it's hard to see how he would feel that way after the incident. this was a bullet that did some damage to the glass and to a piece of concrete. and was discovered by a house keeper. not by the secret service. even though there was some attention to this incident internally at the time. it's one of the things that leads to more questions here. when we now know that the secret service knew there were other bullets that seemed to have been fired or maybe there was some incident there wasn't a full inspection at the white house after wards was a big question that people will be asking the secret service director. >> there are a lot of questions that can be asked about the fence jumper 2014. some of the behavior. we've seen in columbia, for example, and netherlands. going back to the leadership ques

those who could not escape on their own had to be rescued from their balconies. two people are in the hospital at this hour, as mentioned. one is a 56-year-old man being treated for smoke inhalation and second-degree burns. a 61-year-old woman is also being treated for smoke inhalati inhalation. we've been talking with a fire department spokesman out here this morning for updates. one thing that is making this investigation a little easier, they tell us, is what residents and firefighters could smell when they were inside. >> preliminary reports by the fire marshal indicates that there was a strong odor of gasoline, plus that there were two separate fires, one on the first floor and one on the third floor. that kind of, like, indicates that it's suspicious in nature. >> reporter: yeah, so investigators are still out here. the fire marshal is still out here on the scene, and we've been told that since the fires were small, residents should be allowed back inside some time soon. in fact, just before we went on the air, we saw a firefighter escorting one of the resi

here and the bathroom is over here instead of a window they put a room i don't and jutting juliette balcony i didn't see how that addressed my concerns they were looking into me and i into them the difference they're a abruptly and bedroom my bramz have fostered glass. so i didn't think i was asking too much i'm open to suggestions. i was hoping they'd meet me halfway and they'll put in fostered glass and therefrom give me privacy and i'll go along with a full glass on the other side i was told by the planning commission they didn't want to block off the other part they need a variance and didn't want to deal with that issue. i i don't think what i'm asking for is going to cost a lot of money i only want high privacy if this is the wisest thing oh, that sound like something very rare when i discussed it with two of the people in the planning commission they encouraged me to apply. i flew agree they've fwlot letters of loving them open the street i'm the one faekd affected and i'm the only one my neighborhoods are a level higher they see right of over that. i'm asking you to mediate i'd like