without balconies unless added later. residents aren't surprised a balcony might fail. >> that just happened, it could happen to anyone here. especially if your porch is old. a lot of these houses are really old. >> the violation notice specifies dry rot in the wood connecting the deck to the house. >> it is something that should be an eye opener. >> the collapse illustrates the importance of deck inspections, whether by homeowners or a professional. >> it is an eye opener for all of us to make sure we are looking at our balconies to >> and something to look for on low bearing structures like a balcony. >> the moisture, the salty air and then the storm with all the wind. that probably pushed it over the edge. >> reporter: paramedics put the man on a gurney and getting him to the hospital. right behind his wife so that he could be better evaluated. this call came in as a building collapse so there was a lot of relief it wasn't as bad as that and both people will recover. >> that is good news. thank you. >>> emergency and n

without balconies unless added later. residents aren't surprised a balcony might fail. >> that just happened, it could happen to anyone here. especially if your porch is old. a lot of these houses are really old. >> the violation notice specifies dry rot in the wood connecting the deck to the house. >> it is something that should be an eye opener. >> the collapse illustrates the importance of deck inspections, whether by homeowners or a professional. >> it is an eye opener for all of us to make sure we are looking at our balconies to make sure they are safe. >> reporter: the build inspector says dry rot is common and something to look for on low bearing structures like a balcony. >> the moisture, the salty air and then the storm with all the wind. that probably pushed it over the edge. >> reporter: paramedics put the man on a gurney and getting him to the hospital. right behind his wife so that he could be better evaluated. f0 people are expected to recover. it originally came in as a building collapses. >>> a homeowner i

. >>> and a balcony collapse in san francisco sent two people to the hospital. what one building inspector is saying about what may have been the cause. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on 2. tuesday morning, january 22nd. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's cold. >> it is really cold. it was about 45 when i turned on my car. >> sunset yesterday, i was like wow. for the temperatures did as well. >> not single digits, but for us cold. >> right. >>> if you liked yesterday's temperatures, you'll love today. going out to the oakland monitor. taking a look at temperatures, there are plenty of 30s around, certainly northward. there's enough of a breeze, holding temps up to the 50s. froiment fremont is already 38. i bet we find a few here. there will be many in san anselmskies here for us. there's clouds going -- colder waters going over the ocean as generates cloud cover. maybe a few high louds to the north. everybody is saying sunshine for us. not much in the way of warmer temps. you but it is on the way eventually. u

she had been on her backyard balcony, on an evening with clear sky. it detached from the house and flipped all in one piece. a city building inspector was there in minutes. >> somebody suffered traumatic injury. >> fire crews evaluated her and her husband, who did not have as severe injuries. >> the neighbor told us, the deck collapsed. and the lady was probably on top and she broke her femur. >> neighbors say the homes were built in the 1940s without balconies, unless added later. residents aren't surprised, though, that a balcony might fail. >> because that just happened. and it could happen to anyone here. especially if your porch is old. and i wouldn't be surprised. we live by the beach. and a lot of these houses are really old. >> it specifies dry rot in the wood. connecting the 10-by-15 foot deck in the house. >> it something that should be an eye opener to opener for all who have balconies to make sure our balconies are safeful. >> the building inspector says dry rot is common and definitely something to look for on load-bearing structures, lik

, to the rail, and overlooking and, 40 years, from the balcony, only looking to the balcony of the whited conductor and conductor dr. roland carter, who arranged that stirring rendition lift every voice commencing thank you dr. carter. now, we will your reflections on dr. king, as an exemplary social justice activist, from derek johnson, president and ceo of the naacp, and mark morel, the president and ceo of the national urban league. >> [ applause ] >> thank you rabbi michael. you know, 1968 was a turning point here for the social justice movement. it was the event that happened on this day, that caused many people to begin to really evaluate the next step. and, as a result of that, we see cities go aflame in newark, and across the country, and the administration commissioner report, and that report read as such. segregation and poverty have created a destructive environment, totally unknown to most white americans. white institutions created it, white institutions maintained it, and white society condoned it. but, black institutions continue to fight, black reality continues to push b

she had been on her backyard balcony, on a clear evening. when the deck collapsed.t didn't break apart, as much as detach from the house, and flip all in one piece. a city building inspector was there within minutes. >> someone suffered traumatic injury. >> fire crews evaluated the woman and her husband whose injuries were not as severe. the homeowners are said to be in their 50s. >> the neighbor told us, the deck collapsed. and the lady was probably on top and she broke her femur. >> neighbors say the homes in this area were built. >> i heard all the sirens and stuff. >> residents aren't surprised, though. that a balcony might fail. >> because that just happened. and it could happen to anyone here. especially if your porch is old. and i wouldn't be surprised. like live by the beach. and a lot of these houses are really old. >> the violation notice specifies, dry rot in the wood. connecting the 10- by 15-foot deck to the house. >> it is something that should be an eye opener to everybody. >> the collapse illustrates the importance of regular debt inspection whether

they go to this window, she wants him to climb over balcony, as you can see here, he's not having it.> is she pushing him to his death. >> how high are we? >> third floor. >> the possibility he's going to make a mistake is high. >> absolutely. >> a nugget of smartness comes to mom. then she starts to grab him and try to pull him in after this scary situation, he's able to get back into the house with her pulling him. >> so any consequences for mother of the year? >> she was reported to authorities. she's under investigation. her statement was i didn't mean any harm. but if she is convicted, she would get a fine and could get up to six months in prison. >>> this rescue, we have a precarious situation here. the rescue was a little less scary. this is in guatemala. these firefighters had to get this dog stuck between two walls. once they start pulling the rock, you see the dog, his head there. then they pull the dog out. >> oh, my goodness. that thing is huge. >> yeah. >> how did it get in there? >> it was a puppy and grew to that side while there. that's the only explanation. >> the goo

but is the air worse on the balcony or in the apartment we see.set up the equipment in the kitchen the pump sucks in air from the room through the tubing. the authorities monitoring station just outside is currently giving a reading of seventeen micrograms of n o two significantly higher than the legal limit but levels inside the apartment are even higher. the device registers between forty one and forty five parts per billion that roughly equates to more than eighty micrograms of n o two per cubic meter but how can that be they quickly pinpoint the likely cause the high levels are probably due to an ordinary gas boiler. when something burns and zero two is almost always formed as our experiment with normal household candles shows after about ten minutes the levels rise to seventy six parts per billion more than one hundred forty micrograms per cubic meter that's more than three times the legal limit for nitrogen dioxide in the air outside. if you cook with gas levels rise exponentially. making pasta with tomato sauce using two gas rings sends lev

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the a scene of carnage in central paris a big career as a woman cries for help from a force for a balcony and a car lies overturned. bewildered peroration has come to get a closer look before the police move them on. a nearby hotel walker said he saw firefighters on the street early this morning investigating something. we thought maybe it was a false alarm so somebody called the firefighters. we thought ok we went back then one hour later out of nowhere i heard a big explosion and then a lot of pressure came out of me and black smoke and glass just. glass. while hundreds of a marriage and services walk through the debris trying to fight the blaze the scale of the devastation started to a marriage victims received aid while being rushed to hospital scores more people were injured many critically. two firefighters are known to be among the dead. people were naked from the blast we managed to carry them these people were unconscious and on the ground but their eyes were still open not closed. despite a heavy police presence around the scene authorities have confirmed that the blast is not t

-- [inaudible conversations] shot of everybody looking -- >> if you'll look up to rosa up in the balconyplease -- >>? where? where are you? [laughter] >> one, two, three. one more. thank you. >> yea. thanks very much. god bless you. >> god bless you. look forward to working with you. >> okay, here we go. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> whole family here? >> yeah, this is my grandson walter, granddaughter billie -- [inaudible] >> congratulations to you all. >> okay. we all in a good spot? >> i think we are. [inaudible conversations] >> with your right hand raised, do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations. it's an honor. [inaudible conversations] >> than

they didn't go in the elevator, they stayed out of the balcony, about 12 people turned and looked at me, and in a cacophony of languages, english, spanish, i think arabic, someone said, and i thought, this was interesting, and when they have finished, the supervisor spoke in a very big voice and said, they said, goodbye mr john. so living in housing is an uplifting experience, and at my 93 years of age, i could not have asked for more. not just the building, it is what you do. and i thought, i am a very lucky man. thank you all for coming. will be glad to see you again next time. [applause] >> i'm sure i just did a very bad job of reading my notes, and in here i was supposed to say thank you mr john. i will do it now. thank you mr john. i want to acknowledge two more things. i want to echo what has been said previously about the residence and living through a rehab, we thank you very much for living with a rehab. we look forward to working with you over time. i hope we can continue this great relationship going forward , and i welcome your feedback about it. i hope we continue to do

please help me welcome chris who is with us on the north balcony. [ applause ] >> to help more nebraskans like chris find a great career, i'm making two new proposals. as previously announced, i am recommending the creation of the nebraska talent scholarship program to help our community colleges, state colleges, and universities attract even more students in targeted programs from engineering to healthcare with over 2100 new scholarships. additionally, i am recommending the expansion of the youth talent initiative to connect more and more middle school students to opportunities in manufacturing and it with an additional 1.2 million dollars annually. it has impacted students and will help reach even more. working together to create more pathways, we can help connect more nebraskans with the countless great opportunities available in communities across the state. secondly, my budget also takes new steps to make state government more effective, more efficient, and more customer focused. over the past two years, we have worked together to successfully create a department of transportation an

it is kind of an eye-opener for all of us who have balconies to ensure they are safe. >> homes in thateighborhood were built in the 1940s. the building inspector says dry rot is common and something to look for on decks and balconies. >>> people living in hunters point are demanding governor newsom revoke a contract with the company tetra tech, which was awarded a contract to clean up debris. it's also embroiled in controversy involving the clean up of the old naval shipyard. lawsuits allege the company falsified soil tests and residents claim radiation in the soil has led to chronic health problems. >> the tetra tech conspiracy is the last in the long chain of abuse to this community and quite frankly, gavin newsom was a conspirator. he knew the truth. >> in a statement, tetra tech called it a publicity stunt saying the company has been cleared of wrongdoing by the nuclear regulatory committee. >>> firefighters will join protesters from across the country and canada at the picket lines to show their support for teachers today. there will be more contract talks today. nearly 30,000 ach

it kind of is an eye opener for all of us who have balconies to make sure they're safe within our own living spaces or work spaces. >> homes in the neighborhoods were built in the 1940s. the building inspector says dry rot is common and something to look out decks and balconies. >>> well the emergency and nonemergency lines are back open again. the service went down yesterday afternoon. but about 7:00 last night, oakland police tweeted they were working again. it doesn't appear the police services were affected during that outage, and people who called 911 directly, could still get through to dispatchers. the oakland police department hasn't said yet what caused that power outage. >>> well, teachers in los angeles say they're going to be back on picket lines this morning. and they'll be and canada to show their support. striking teachers say there will be talks today. this almost 30, 000 teachers walked off the job. this will be the sixth day that teachers are in the in class -- are not in classes. classes are still being held. but many parents are keeping kids out of school. class si

the building inspector said the dryrot is common and something to look for on decks and balconies. >>> 7:36. new ranking of california's safest cities just came out. a city in the peninsula is number 1. other bay area cities rank in the top 10. according to the national council for home safety and security, hillsborough is the safest city in california. it's followed by palos verdes estates in l.a. county, los altos came in number 7, piedmont is number 8, foster city is number 10. last year hillsborough had just 78 reported crimes, eight were violent crimes. the others were property crimes. some bay area cities ranked near the bottom of the list. oakland came in number 253. antioch 255. el cerrito ranked 256. vallejo came in 262. emeryville was last on the list. that list is based on fbi crime report stats. >>> 7:37. after an effort to win public trust by using police body cameras, some police departments around the country are now doing away with those programs due to high cost. some police agencies estimate the cameras and video storage cost about $20,000 a year. one department in v

own balcony when he slipped and fell.bean said in the statement that we are saddened by the loss of one of our guests in a tragic accident. >>> breaking news after an earthquake wakes of the bay area. we will tell you when the quake hits and how big it was. >>> a duplex in san francisco is gutted after an early morning fire . we will tell you about the people injured and their conditions, coming up. >>> it is a slow commute because of the wet weather. it could be raining even harder later, which means the commute will be even worse. we will update you on what is going on now when we come back. >>> it is only light rain right now. we're getting a break before the system arrives . it will be a totally different story. we will have more the rain coming up. ibeen building them fora 115 years,hat's get a ford. if you want a car with driver-assist technology, get a ford. if you want waze and amazon alexa compatibility, get a ford. if you want a car that doesn't have any of that, get anything... but a ford. otherwise, you're gon

there the people they cast as the worse the old buildings have interesting features like cast on balconies that decorated with tiles you know now those corner that topical for the region but i mean we put up you know that. they have ahead of us time now to leave the past behind us and head for valencia's most modern landmark which will really surprise you. yet this is the city of arts and sciences it's made up of a number of different buildings think loued the opera house and our science museum with you know there. is a lot of this i think it's going to be a complex reflects our mentality in valencia we do things you know big way. i mean it's getting so time to end up by the same i hope you enjoyed it and that your common visitors one day hear that imbalance is. saying i don't see that. charles pale. would you like to show us around your hometown. become our travel guide. find out checking in on our web site. dot com my friend. for you have i been waiting for this moment i know i know been as russia because so i don't come online. i get to go dog sledding with these adorable huskies my gal

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[applause] members of my family that are here today my brothers are hanging out there in the balcony. [applause] my dad the best and smartest guy i know. [applause] my wife, lauren, they v. off -- [applause] my fellow citizens i have four more years to serve them we both remember election night of 2014 it was so close it didn't end until the next day. we have a lot to prove to the people of massachusetts about our vision for the commonwealth, our approach to governing the priority is, our work ethics and capacity to get things done. we would work to build a state government that was thrifty, hard-working and creative as the people of the great state, and we are grateful for your continued faith in us. to the lawmakers returning to the chamber, we say welcome back and we look forward to building up a part or should we've established in the progress that we've made. and i want to get a special welcome to those of you that are embarking on a new journey. i am quite sure you've heard about all the good work that goes on up here as well as those areas in which we fall short. we strive to b

[applause] members of my family who are here today my brothers hanging out in the balcony. [applause] my dad the best and smartest guy i know, . [applause] such an incredible role model to us all. and the children who have been giving me grief. [applause] and my wife lauren, the awesome first lady of the commonwealth. [applause] my fellow citizens, let me begin by thanking the people of the commonwealth to give us four more years to serve them. and in 2014 it was so close we did not know until the next day we had a lot to prove to the people of massachusetts that the vision of the commonwealth and our approach to governing, work ethics and the capacity to get things done. we work to build a state government that was thrifty and hard-working and creative as the people of this great state and we are grateful for your continued faith in us and to the lawmakers returning to this chamber, welcome back. we look forward to building on the partnerships to establish the progress that we have made and a special welcome while embarking on a new journey on beacon hill not quite sure yo

around the fountain balcony. with. you. and the yes and it. is just like all in all good strength here all the way in which is feeling the french for my last chemo is january eighth and by august i still look like lice and ellie just oh it was like you know me i get insured and a half spiky. heard her laugh. and i guess national sad and she went out like create my head in life hold everything in place and put me back on the hill and not move that maybe come stay the way rest in far hope so right before coming on this trip by celery that is my two year anniversary for being cancer free that's part of this trip for me and also raising awareness about these chemical that are in our environment they're in our oceans they're in our seafood they're even in our ground water supply and thinking about what are we putting into our bodies and how that's ultimately affecting us the truth be told one in time must. get cancer. of the hardest moment. here spend your time on the hardest moment. i guess. i'm going to have five but you won't but. if. you do you

the people they pass out on the worse the old buildings have interesting features like car stand balconies that have decorated with tiles you know now those corners that topical for the region but i mean we put up your jacket and. they help us out of us time now to leave the past behind us and head for valencia's most modern landmark which will really surprise you. yet this is the city of arts and sciences and it's made up of a number of different buildings think loued the opera house and our science museum with you know there. is a lot of this earth and just get everything but what. this whole complex reflects our mentality in valencia we do things in a big way. i mean it's getting dark so time to when dark to all by the same i hope you enjoyed it and that you'll come and visit us one day here that imbalance you. see in the. charles bell. would you like to show us around your hometown. become our travel guide. to find out our checking account our website. dot com slash travel. for you have i been waiting for this moment i know i know been as russia because i saw it all come up time. i get

this beautiful, grand and iconic building is city hall and it's from that balcony that mandela gave hisafter being released from prison. back then, this entire area was completely jam—packed with people, eager to catch a glimpse of him and hear what he had to say. but almost a quarter of a century after the end of apartheid “119911, i wanted to see how far these hopes for the rainbow nation have come. we are on our way to mitchells plain, a township in the suburbs of the city. in the past, people from areas like this just would not get many opportunities but things are slowly changing, giving the next generation the chance for their talents to be recognised. at the neighbourhood dance studio, children aged as young as four are having their final rehearsals ahead of a prestigious ballroom competition. their footwork is impressive. dancing is one of the most popular sports in townships — up there with football and boxing, and perhaps more importantly, it's bringing young south africans from all backgrounds together. it's a new day and it's showtime — a dazzling parade of sequins, lycra an

fountain balcony. with. you. and yes me yes and. this is like you know good strength here all the way in which is sealing the french for my last chemo is january eighth and my august i still looks like my son and ellie is oh you know it's like you know me like you sure are in that house spiky. you came back around. heard her laugh. and i guess sessional sat and she'd stand out like create my hand in life hold everything plays about how to let not move that maybe it comes thanks to my last the fart hope so right before coming on this trip i sell a reed is my two year anniversary for being cancer free that's part of this trip for me and also raising awareness about these chemicals to. or in our environment there in our oceans there in our seafood there even in our ground water supply and thinking about what are we putting into our bodies and trial that's ultimately affecting us truth be told one in time of us will get cancer. of the hardest moment in. this period when you take. the hardest moment. i guess. i'm going to have five but y

next time we'll bring you up to the capitol balcony. let me start with those comments related to jim mattis, saying he was not satisfied with jim mattis' work in afghanistan. how does the national establishment respond when they hear something like that from the president? >> halle, i think the most disturbing thing i heard in that segment was my, me, what has he done for me lately? it's about america. so what we are doing in afghanistan. what we are doing in afghanistan is, obviously, trying to minimize the threat posed to the united states and our allies from terrorism. and you know the work there is not done. yes, we need to wind it down, but to attack, you know, secretary mattis and say that he hasn't done anything for the president lately or even for america lately i think is outrageous. secretary mattis has served with distinction he's got a 30-plus year career working for america. he could have made a lot more money and done other things with his life. he chose to serve us, the american people. so i find it really appalling and w

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that is her balcony and that is damage she says the delivery truck did when it knocked several boards loose. the apartment management said she was responsible for the repairs which cost nearly $4,000. cynthia went ahead and paid it, then asked the furniture store to reimburse her, but they said they weren't responsible. they said the delivery service they hired was. cynthia said she went back and forth to the furniture store for 10 months, then she turned to us for help. they called the delivery service directly. they told us this was the first time they were hearing the damage. we put cynthia in touch with the delivery service directly and the delivery service sent her a check for $3,985 the check she was looking for. thumbs-up to the delivery company and to cynthia for snapping photos for proof. she took pictures of the damage as well as the driver's license the truckdriver and the truck's plates. side note, cynthia asked her renters insurance to cover repairs for this damage right here. they turned her down. usually you'll find that renters insurance only covers from your walls in,

there was a blast as first with there was an earthquake who rushed to the balcony and safire in that house on the second floor no windows were left in our flat they were all blown out now there fishel response to the tragedy has been truly been massive the two ministers the emergency minister and the health minister have been here all pretty much all day working on site the governor of the region has been here and of course the russian president vladimir putin came here and he visited one of the hospitals the treated the wounded in the tragedy here is what the russian president had to say we should think of those who lost their lives and who were injured but now let's start to work with us we have all of the necessary equipment and all the necessary personnel we are now clearing the debris the risk of collapse still remains. now it is still not clear as to how many people how many residents of that apartment building will be able to come back to their homes after all it is a serious gas explosion a whole section of the building collapse so experts will have. evaluate as to how is thi

nonstop throughout the day and night pausing only for safety as you can see behind me some of the balconies and the roofs are in a state of total destruction and we're not allowed to go any closer for fear they may collapse as well. this disaster scene with only the clothes on their back perhaps a few documents or cash they didn't have time simply to grab anything else they were allowed intermittently to go back to the scene to pick up any other possessions that may have left behind. on the quickie. mart and is that of point one one they are innocent of all i see it was. just a child some need don't bullshit so who wanted to be sure to just let you have it when you're could you were sure what their own and as you spoke to these people more and more stories emerged one shots example the family a mother and daughter who slept just as a one off in a different room they would have stayed normally the father stayed on the couch tragically that was the first part of the building to collapse she managed to get away with her daughter the father tragically was not so lucky another story to come out

. >>> and the balcony collapse in san francisco sent two people to the hospital.ng about a possible cause. >>> this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. tuesday morning, january 22nd. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. we'll be talking about how cold is it? steve paulson is over here in his office. >> it's cold enough. let's take a look at the sierra. it's cold up there, which is great news for the snow pack. teens, single digits. truckee, 7. south lake tahoe. and heavenly at 15. and over the last seven days, they had a lot of snow. so the snow pack is doing really well. 110 to 113% of normal. and between 13 and 17 inches of liquid or snow water equivalent. really good. for us, 30s on the temps. santa rosa, 39. 40s for others. livermore held up a little bit of a breeze there at 44. but there are many 30s out by the concord pavilion. also, concord buchanan in there. at 30. if there of this. san anselmo getting in there. northerly breeze, holding those temperatures up. when vallejo is colder than napa, t