blake man for a few years when we were talking about these boxes. i have to agree with you that we do need greening or camouflage around these boxers and graffiti abatement. the part of the hearing that you noticed was outreach. in the outreach is mr. blake man said when the notice is sent out in 30 days. on my notice it's 40 days. this was dated september 19th, the letter was dated october 22nd, the hearing on january 26th. dpshgs dpw contacts you when they get the letter. there to no mitigation by at&t and by dpw and there is no mitigation at the hearing. there was no conversation at the hearing and i mentioned it on january 6th. my issue here is if you are not a member of an association or you are not the president or the vice-president or the secretary of an association or just john q public, they are not going to contact you. that is bad practice. i heard from lynn where these boxes cannot go and one is in a park. one they noticed for us is in a park. that's just -- supervisor scott weiner: thank you. >> thank you, supervisors for calling this

no one knows how hard the hits can be better than blake lawrence.ormer lion backer for nebraska korn huhs kerrs. >> if -- korn huhs kerrs. if you had to bang your head into somebody and that was your job, that's your best weapon. if they said, "go and run and smash into the wall", i would do it for the sport. >> blake did it all his life. he started to question it after suffering three concussions. >> the third, which is the one where i realised something was wrong, was here. it was, "oh", and you start to get dizzy. >> dizzy, foggy. >> yes. were. >> what's crazy is the coach came up and said, "great job", i did my job and had to sacrifices my brain to do it. >> when a player gets a concussion blow, the brain moves rapidly, the brain bouncing around in the skull. the nfl reports 50 players have been sidelined by concussions. for young place, multiple it by 1,000. each year more than 55,000 kids end up in the emergency room for football-related concussions. local news coverage of catastrophic head injuresies have ramped up. >> the high school player

it's blake.on msnbc, say hello to thomas roberts. and now it's the host of "up against the clock", steve kornacki. >> thank you, bill wolf. thank you studio audience. welcome to another all new edition of "up against the clock". it is nice to be back in the plaid jacket. we have a fresh batch of players with us today. blake actually trying to psych out eleanor. i don't know if you can see this at home with his t-shirt at home featuring eleanor cliff. a psychological tactic there. and thomas who got up earlier for us this morning and on monday he'll be getting up early on monday. you can catch him at 5:30 here on msnbc. a little plug for you right there thomas. >> thank you, sir. >> moving right along, you're all familiar with the rules right now. three rounds of play, 100 seconds. questions will get harder as we go along. you will be penalized for wrong answers. there are some instant bonuses that are scattered throughout these bonuses. i will remind our life studio audience, please remind absolu

blake man said the continuation of graffiti. if it's happening on a regular basis, talk to a neighbor and put a camera and try to stop the perpetrator and identify who is doing it all the time especially if it's coming out of someone's pocket. i would try to do that one. last thing i wanted to mention if you will pull up on the screen, i would ask supervisors to tell me based on this sheet in the meeting this morning, this locations were in your own area. can any of you tell me that? my point is that you can't. if you go to dpw, click on the right hand side and track down the street number, you can at least try to list them by zip code so people can find them. thank you for your time. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is dell seymour. i think everybody in this room is moaning and growning about cable. we are going home to watch cable. i think we should come out with a better design for these boxes. i represent the tenderloin. we kind of like the boxes because it keeps the piss and poop on one spot. 10 years ago it stopped a

blake, you get that? - god damn it, adam. yes. we got it. - hey, blake, don't talk to me like that. - ders, did we get that? that argument for the behind-the-scenes camera? - oh, no, no, no, this camera's not behind-the-scenes footage, okay? this is my mtv true life: i'm in a menage a braj. - heh, heh, menage a braj. let's focus, all right? - all right, yep. - we're missing some exercises here. - let me check the list. - pffft. - we got the tire hammer. we got tire jump. - tire wiggle. - yep. - tire waggle. - got it. - the tire flip lift! - yes. - that's right. - good call, good call. - blake, you getting this? - oh, i'm getting it, baby. we got it. - this next exercise, your bis might turn into tris, while your tris might turn into god knows what. are you ready? yeah. [screaming] [snap] all: oh! - my shoulders! [screams] - we gotta get you to a hospital! - pop it back into place! - no, no, no. - i'm gonna pop it back! - no, don't-- [crunch] - ohhh! that made it so much worse! [hip-hop music] - ♪ i'm fresh ♪ - ♪ you gotta, you got

blake man? nothing? great. supervisor cohen, any concluding remarks? supervisor malia cohen: i have so much to think about. thank you for bringing this matter before us, supervisor wiener. i think i have spoken a lot on this particular topic. i'm ready to move along on the rest of the agenda. supervisor scott weiner: thank you. i would like to thank you all for participating in this hearing. this has been a very helpful hearing on many fronts. supervisor cohen can we continue to the call of the chair? supervisor malia cohen: continue to the call of the chair. supervisor scott weiner: without objects, that will be the order. >> madam clerk please call item 3. we are in a brief recess. okay we are joined by supervisor breed who is the author of item 3. supervisor breed. supervisor london breed: thank you, good evening now. this legislation will allow the developer of 555 fulton street project to proceed with the demolition and other entitlement. it expands the special use district for another 5 years because it expired. this legislation does not address

. >> reporter: dawn blake is a member of the hoopa tribe. the tribal land and the forest have become overrun by illegal pot growers. >> they're armed. you know, i don't know what their frame of mind is. i know that they have a resource to protect and they have a job. >> it has an impact by folks not being able to do what we're

so what i was saying is that -- >> inside blake fears the worst. >> i just thought, oh, great.e. i've got four kids. we don't even have a place to stay yet. this is horrible. we are so done. this is over. i'm going to be fired. you know, i just thought it was over. >> his wife ali is in the audience thinking the same thing. >> the very moment that those words came out of his mouth -- >> to go pinch his -- excuse me. >> a million thoughts went through my mind like did he really just say that? he really just said that. is he going to have a job tomorrow? and i think i sat there with my hand over my mouth like, oh, my goodness, this really happened. this is happening. it really happened. i think i was a bit in shock. >> but their shock turns to relief when laughter fills the church. then i saw everybody laughing, the parents laughing and it was like, okay, this is -- it's going to be okay. this is funny. this is just funny. there's nothing you can do about it. >> blake's popularity among his youth group soars. >> at that ministry after that happened, my teenagers started putting i

. >>> we begin with breaking news, a building caught fire and it is located on blake street and the berkeley public library. we want to take you there live so you can see quite an active scene this morning. i believe that is the building there that we we are stamping into right now. we do have a crew and we will get some more information and we understand some people have been evacuated from that area. we have not heard of any injuries near shad dock avenue, we will bring more information as soon as it becomes a veil usual. >>> -- available. >>> a bart police detective was accidentally shot and killed by a fellow officer. alex savage is at the apartment complex where things went terribly wrong, alex? >> reporter: we do expect to hear more about he exactly what happened here how a veteran bart police officer was shot to death by one of his own partners. and these officers, all of them wearing bullet proof clothing, one officer mistakenly fired that shot, he was hit by a bull leapt and died a short time later at the hospital. they identified the officer who shot him, a ten year veteran of the

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joining me now is aaron blake of "the washington post."to fold the pizza in half, right? >> reporter: i have to plead the fifth on this one. i'm from the midwest. my wife would tell you, you definitely have to fold it in half. >> let's move on to christie. >> if those tied back to the governor in any way, it clearly becomes an impeachable offense. what's the next step here? >> there first needs to be some official tie from christie. all the e-mails don't establish whether he was informed or involved. we don't know. until we get to that point, it is tough to see where it goes from here. certainly, if he is tied to it, his blanket denials would suggest he would be in very serious political jeopardy, if not have his job be in jeopardy. >> he is preparing for new jersey's state of the state. it happens tomorrow. aaron, what does he need to say and what do you make of the way he has been handling the fallout? >> i think the press conference was a successful one, as successful as you can be under the circumstances. he spoke for almost two hours

that brings us back to blake.time he confirmed his ride the price dropped to 1.7 times the estimated $7 to $8 fare. a car arrived in five minutes. and he was off. michael finney, 7 on your side. >> other ride on demand services lift and side car did not respond to our request for comment on the price cut. soon after lift offered a free ride during the month of january. >>> a 10-year-old south carolina girl is being haled a hero after pulling her grandfather from a pond he fell in after suffering a stroke. that's not all. she pulled her 230-pound grandfather out of the water and particularly carried him to the car a quarter mile away. she then got behind the wheel and drove three miles to her grandmother's house for help. she doesn't consider herself a hero. her instincts kicked in and she did what she had to do. >> i didn't think. i jumped in there and got him out. >> it is one of them things that it is hard to believe, but it happened. >> coy spent six days recovering in the hospital. doctors discovered a small a

that brings us back to blake. by the time he confirmed his ride the price dropped to 1.7 times the estimated $7 to $8 fare. a car arrived in five minutes. and he was off. michael finney, 7 on your side. >> other ride on demand services lift and side car did not respond to our request for comment on the price cut. soon after lift offered a free ride during the month of january. >>> a 10-year-old south carolina girl is being haled a hero after pulling her grandfather from a pond he fell in after suffering a stroke. that's not all. she pulled her 230-pound grandfather out of the water and particularly carried him to the car a quarter mile away. she then got behind the wheel and drove three miles to her grandmother's house for help. she doesn't consider herself a hero. her instincts kicked in and she did what she had to do. >> i didn't think. i jumped in there and got him out. >> it is one of them things that it is hard to believe, but it happened. >> coy spent six days recovering in the hospital. doctors discovered a

for now, though, jon and blake, welcome to you two, and welcome back to sarah.et's all go to work in this first round, shall we? here are the categories, starting off with... alex: sarah. describing the animal for $200. blake. what is a lion? that's it. describing the animal for $400. sarah. what is a fish? good. animal, $600. sarah again. what is a fox? fox is right. animal, $800. sarah. what is a crab? crab. yes.

lift charges prime time tips of up to 200% and in a cab, tips are up to you bringing us back to blake. by the time he confirmed his ride the price dropped to 7ses today $eight fair. and he was gone. >> will this set off a price war? neither lift nor side car responded to my request for comment. and we'll follow up as competition heats up. >> interesting. thank you. >> san francisco appeals court says you cannot be removed from a jury pool because of your sexual orientation. judges concluding removing based on sexual orientation would send the false message gays and lesbians could not be trusted to reason fairly on issues of great importance to the community or nation. the case involves a dispute between two pharmaceutical companies over an aids drug where a potential juror was excused after referring to his male partner and friends when had aids. >> just ahead at 6:00 a delicate surgical technique [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> patients suffering from cancer of the esophagus returning to normal life can be a challenge. doctors are using new techniques >> you'd

blake and warm this month. on the dust. what it would cut down the names on them in a meeting convened over sun was out getting busted for a speedy and i shut off my kept us on the most. maybe fall instead of pointing its findings she said. next number nine goes with it guess wat i've said for putting on my part. so absurd that second and even a bag at the magic who was out on the fifth of appeasing the then howard and eighty c for about anconoc and domestic. the plan them up the money from him. it sounds. the lake as non members including been meaning to the police force was considered an important victory for best efforts to promote a quiet eos digital clean off the high nineties thomas tiny bump into town someone i love them uploaded as if to make them less as they watched as the tops of the guardian as the next few more mommy crying out though that the bad enough. he and the fish of the decided to game on an adventure to find some of the sides of bacon the three act as a muslim the house of a given some places on some w

a little happy birthday to cinnamon lee, remember the puppy that when you got blake -- >> yes. >> here is cinnamon lee turning 1 year old yesterday. >> oh, my gosh. you remember how little cinnamon lee was back in the day? that's him now? >> yes. >> look how darling he is. >> so cute. i remember when you held him in your hand -- >> and gave him to my friend collin, yeah. that was cute. >>he cutest little dog. >> and now this is going to upset hoda very much. there has been a backlash. people are taking umbrage now to the bare bikini line. bad news because landing strips is seen their day apparently and is seems like the brazilian is taking the back seat to the fuller look or some of it just call it tending your garden. >> you know what, it is because the show "girls," which is a trend setter for everything. on "girls," everybody is naked, they have been flashing a fuller downstairs. >> yes. >> and what do the rest of us do? because we have already been doing it and it is too late now for many of us because when you laser it, the party's over. okay. there's no going back. >> i don't kno

google executives felt the same way that blake does.blem which is why they shed off $3 billion for the nest and the revolutionary product and the smart thermostat. lots of people have been talking about the thermostat that you can control it remotely. and that's part and parcel that you want to control your house. in order to get in without fumbling with keys and i was quite taken by adt's poll system where you can create your burglar protection. however, adt and -- you know, they're duking it on this. which is one of the reasons why adt has been such a dog. plus, i know coned has a device made by honey well, that i have gits away with -- that it gives away with installation. that catches on, i don't know a soul who would pay for a nest, but still, the idea that google is capturing one more aspect of the internet that makes your handheld device more valuable shows us that the company understands the psyche of you. and anything that makes the consumer more connected to the device and to the internet has to be considered a win, especially

preferred to focus on the job rather than on exchanges with some childhood that of the intel estimates blake and warm this month the hon be the best way in which a fellow named honda in a meeting convened over sun was out getting busted for a speedy and i shut off my kept us on the most. maybe fall into place think it's fighting she said. yet now when i and those with tickets bought on sale for forty on my part though i miss the next second and even a baghdad on the jeep. i was out on the fifth of appeasing the then howard and eighty six and economic and domestic the plan them up. the money from them. it sounds the lake as non members including been meaning to the police force was considered an important victory for best efforts to promote a quiet eos digital clean off the high nineties thomas tiny bump into towns and one no luck and i bonded as if to make them less as they watched as the tops of the guardian as though the team or mommy crying out though that the bad enough he and the fish of the decided to gamble on an adventure to find some of the sides of bacon the reactor to most of the

lift charges prime time tips of up to 200% and in a cab, tips are up to you bringing us back to blake. by the time he confirmed his ride the price dropped to 7ses today $eight fair. and he was gone. >> will this set off a price war? neither lift nor side car responded to my request for comment. and we'll follow up as competition heats up. >> interesting. thank you. >> san francisco appeals court says you cannot be removed from a jury pool because of your sexual orientation. judges concluding removing based on sexual orientation would send the false message gays and lesbians could not be trusted to reason fairly on issues of great importance to the community or nation. the case involves a dispute between two pharmaceutical companies over an aids drug where a potential juror was excused after referring to his male partner and friends when had aids. >> just ahead at 6:00 a delicate surgical technique hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try

blake, welcome back to the show. >> is this called recycling if you've been on "the cycle" a number ofd product. you brought it up. >> walked right into that one. >> to any other guest. now, looking at this as a compromise, this is a very significant piece of legislation coming out as we mentioned with bipartisan support yesterday. and we know on the hill a lot of times what you see are poison pills. basically, you take something controversial like abortion, add it to a bill to sync it. what i see in this legislation, i want to get your view is something like an antipoison pill. the voter i.d. bill is hugely important. and yet, politically, what they've said is we can target every other type of voter discrimination by putting this off to the side. quarantining this issue to keep republicans on board. what do you think, first, of that strategy? >> i think your interpretation is exactly right. democrats have decided they're not going to get this thing passed unless they give concessions to the other side. whether that's a strategy that's going to work is another question. what we've p se

earlier i spoke with our team but producer andrew blake and political commentator sam cents. i first asked youtube to explain how this program works. just deal with the support of days ago and we've only really see what's in that report now keep in mind that only a handful people have access to on the class but honestly doubt that it was a stop to talk about and security researcher named kept on jacob appel bomb present it in on hamburg germany last week actually in conjunction with the deer spiegel article. the minute you to shine a little bit more light on this on interdiction program and will do now and is limited right now but the knows at least is that when the nsa has a particular target on whether it's the forest a rival agency or malicious hackers uncertainty now international carmel to try to track down we can be no ideally monitoring their sort of internet transactions and if the person say according to apple on order something off of amazon dot com pianist is able to intercept that it was diverted to a site location and then. literally just three decided to share a

now by our two weapon use our andrew blake and political commentator sam sax you guys ready to get into it right and you tell me more about this program what do you know about how it works and how the computers divert this information spiegel first came out with this report a few days ago and we've only really seen what's in that report keep in mind that only a handful of people have access to the classified n.s.a. documentation it's kind of stuff is talked about security researcher named jack apple presented in a hamburg germany last week actually in conjunction with their spiegel article and managed to to shine a little bit more light on this interdiction program and what we do know and it is kind of limited right now but what the public knows at least is that when the n.s.a. has a particular target whether it's a foreign state run agency or malicious hacker or some sort of you know international criminal they're trying to track down the can be you know ideally monitoring their sort of internet transactions and if that person say you know according to apple order something off of amaz

. >>> we want to take you live out to a pulling fire, this is on blake street and the berkeley public library and you can see quite an agent tip of scene, we understand there are evacuations underway at this hour and we will get more information in just a moment. it is wednesday january 22nd, i am pam cook. >> let's talk about weather, that pattern is continuing, right, we have a few high clouds and the system coming in here is going to be backtracking picking up the breeze on thursday giving us a cool down and giving us a cool down on friday and then we go back to sunny and warm. we could have a few light showers and today they are back in the 60s or 70s here is is sal. that commute is not all that bad and it was an earlier crash, that is gone. of that is the -- traffic at the toll plaza, it is a 10 men drive between the toll plaza and san francisco. it's not bad on 580 westbound as you come through and you can revoke on 580, otherwise we are off to a good start. we first started reporting at 5:30 this morning. still a lot of smoke coming from an apartment fire, this is a live pictur

i talked about blake shelton. more interesting catego categories he is up against his wife miranda lambert. that should be interesting with that one. i'm going to vote for you to be the water cooler moment for the show tonight. have a great time out there. we knocked chris, chris ttophern off. >> that would have been great. talk to you later. >> with so many great performers and al bums this year. it is hard to predict who will go home with the grammy. and then there is paul who predicted all 7 of the matches in the 2010 world come and now google may be able to predict the winners of tonight's grammy awards. how does this work and if you are right i want to know the outcome so that i can place a bet. general viewing favor on youtube and what people are listening to and search trends as well. this is the social media approach to -- or the crowd sourcing approach to picking winners. >> we are checking out what is the most popular. for record of the year. we are predicting that it is "blurred lines". and this was don

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rumors out there that blake could be a raiders draft pick. time will tell. on to the capital bowl. south carolina. head coach, down 17-13. 23 yards, hits the pie pilon. he was doused in gatorade. south carolina take this is one 34-24. returning pro leads to xfinity play of the day. johnny manziel is available. who should they take? you can send your answer to e- mail, twitter, or facebook. we will read your comments f . if you like us on facebook you can have a chance to win a stereo system. also a live update on sunday's 49ers play off game at 9:00 following the news. >>> we are getting closer and closer to the 49ers matchup in green bay. 9ers back preparing for a cold game. 7500 tickets left for the game in green bay. they have had 319 consecutive sell outs. colin kaepernick born and raised in green bay, this is a childhood dream. >> having this opportunity is part of the dream. >> he has played cold weather games up there. >> so we have lots to talk about. all the build up for the 49ers, i was checking plane tickets. if you had to get on board. $555 one way to get to green bay b

he graduated last year from blake high school in silver spring. >> my friend contacted me and said it was darian and then my stomach dropped. i didn't know what to make of it. >> he was a classmate of aguilar. he said he never showed a hint he was capable of this. would dodn't say he something like this. it wasn't his personality. angry, have a real mild manner. searched hisrities home, they found a journal. >> there is a journal, he expresses general unhappiness with his life. >> his friends and he saw aguilar two weeks ago and he did not seem any different than high school. >> same person i knew from first. period english. it was pretty shocking to hear. although they have not establish connection between the shooter and either of the two victims, the shooter lived very close to one of the victims. this is the north end of college park. few blocks lived a to the south. that is where the female victim, benlolo, lived. familyrday, aguilar's reported him missing. it was discovered by police that he was the apparent shooter. at columbia mall, i am tom roussey. ken allman says there will

blake griffin had 27. >>> cal stanford on the territory and the 3-pointer. fourth in the nation. cal 19th. when you are 19 and playing four on the road, brit me delivered brittany delivered 25 points. good try. 70-64. stanford is 20 and 1. cal, 6 and 3. stanford in your backyard, tough go. >>> broncos and seahawks are closer and closer to sunday. both teams worked indoors. pete carroll, russell wilson taking a back seat. peyton manning is an all-time great. there you go. the broncos also indoors. the line has gone to 2 and a half points. the weather will not be too bad. peyton manning should not have a problem doing his business. sherman says he throws ducks. >> i do throw ducks. i throw a lot of yards and touchdowns, ducks, so i am actually quite proud of it. >> your response? >> i agree. that is a repeat of what i said. >> i don't think he was trying to get under peyton's skin. >> i used to play football on my lawn, and a duck is a wobbly pass. >> sharks real quick. they lose in calgary. todd looks the same on his birthday after he had fun with his wife after a win, after a los

blindfold on. >> her son blake and a few members of the blend, a boys' choir from indiana who's goingall right. so let's take one last look at melissa. >> keep your blindfolds on, guys. >> and let's bring out the new melissa right now. >> no, not yet. >> oh, my gosh. >> all right, you guys, now, take a look. >> oh, my god! >> melissa. >> where did she go? >> you look beautiful. >> you're adorable. take a look at yourself, sweetie. >> oh! >> what a nice transformation. of an already beautiful woman. >> gorgeous. >> peek at camera 12 for me. >> thank you so much. >> i hate to tell you, but you look more like his date than his mom right now. >> okay. >> that's creepy, louis. >> sorry. >> a little uncomfortable. >> there i go again. let me take my shoe out of my mouth. again a great haircut by vanessa. makeup. and she didn't know what to do with her hair, so she just kept growing it, and it did nothing for her. the other option was highlights, highlights, highlights. she overhighlighted herself. it almost looked gray. this color, again, slightly warm golden brown, just made her skin color

he kept a low profile at blake high school where he graduated last spring. boy met him their freshman year and he says the 19-year-old was down to earth. >> he loved science. how could someone take care of his plan to do this? he is not violent. >> he and his mother rented this home in college park. he had recently taken a job at a dunkin' donuts. he interacted very little what others. >> it almost sounds like he was really depressed more than anything. at least, the snippets from his journal. he was a classmate of his and he says he was a quiet guy who was into skateboarding. >> you never look for trouble. he seemed like a quiet guy. i don't know what happened. >> that is what so many are asking this evening. sources are telling us that he had several crude homemade bombs perhaps anpack, indication of a plan much greater than opening fire in the mall the columbia. >> developing news now out of anne arundel county where a child has been rescued from a well. the fire department tells us this girl fell 30 feet into the whole. -- hole. this happened at around 4

. >> also the critics, english singer songwriter james blake nominated for best artist.s, macklemore. they all hit top five on the billboard chart but blake peaked at 42. >> what's up with this snub of florida georgia line for best new artist category? with four top five country singles and a number one album their smash summer hit "cruise" was just named the bess selling of all time. the country pop duo didn't get any grammy nomination. same goes for mega stars lady gaga ga, justin bieber, one direction, miley cyrus. they were all shut out of this year's awards. >> we will be live from the grammys red carpet in our next hour to give you close-up view of the festivities. next despite new assurances from the russians, u.s. athletes are being toll to be on high alert for the sochi games. why security gains are mounting less than two weeks from the start of the winter games. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho pota

. >> police are struggling to find any possible connection between the shooter and blake high school graduate darion aguilar shooter and the victims. one they are looking at is how close one of the victims lived near him. if you drive a two minutes, you come to the home in the same never good where benlolo lived. >> it has been hard. >> although the mall reopened, zumiez store is boarded up. people need more time. >> i will be antsy about walking in. i will be looking at people differently. some people that work there quit because of that. at halfe flag is flying staff outside columbia mall tonight. there will be a memorial service here visual here -- vigil on thursday at 5:00 p.m. story we arebig watching is the return of the deep freeze. arctic air will be pushing windchill below zero here. doug hill is at his post right now. >> 54 degrees a little after 11:00 in the city this morning and now we are dropping to 22. we will show you the other temperatures -- 19 degrees in frederick. 15 and hagerstown. the south is where the cold air is pushing so we will see lower temperatures farth

that fire broke out 4:00 this morning at a complex on the corn of blake street and shattack, a few blocks from the campus. the fire is under control and people inside the complex were able to get out of the building. take a look, huddled on the ground. so far, no word on how many apartments were damaged and no reports of any injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> another developing story, oakland police are investigating two deadly shootings involving chp officers that happened within a couple blocks each other. latest around 9:00 last night on wentworth near bancroft. "today in the bay's" christie smith live in oakland. investigators say the shooting started wthd a rwith a routine traffic stop the. >> reporter: officer-involved shooting happened like the one yesterday in oakland. oakland police saying two chp officers on patrol in east oakland. they spotted suv that had paper plates. the they're saying suddenly, a passenger jumped out with a handgun that was visible to those two chp officers. again, this was around 9:00 last night on wentworth avenue in east oakland.

aguilar graduated from blake high school last year. barbara? >> all right, thanks so much for that report. >>> right now, investigators are trying to figure out why darion aguilar opened fire at the mall. howard county police say he lived with his mother in college park. over the weekend, officers searched their home and took computers and aguilar's journal. investigators say some of the entries show a depressed teenager. they also haven't found a connection between aguilar and two victims that were killed. egaguilar had no criminal histo. police say he bought the 12-gauge shotgun legally last month. a family friend says aguilar was recently promoted to manager at a local dunkin' donuts store. >>> this morning, the ceo of zumiez store chain says he's following the investigation very closely. he says the police briefings, quote, pain all of us in the zumiez family who are grieving the loss of brianna and tyler. >>> counselors have met with the store team. the emotions are very raw and real as co-workers and friends, we are pulling together, he w

good evening madam president, commissioners, my name's mark blake, i'm the regional issue of jurisdiction a dpw exerts that this because at&t has not been denied any permits. dpw cites to shall hear and determine appeals with respect to any person who has been denied a permit or license and the city /kpharter does not define what a permit or license is. dpw argues that /s-s not denied a permit or license because the order and because we haven't had permission to file for an excavation permit and this creates a catch 22 situation where we are being told we can't appeal because we don't have a excavation permit and we can't apply for one because we don't have approval to apply. at&t cannot take such an approach because the order prohibits as i stated and section 4a 1 -- if i can put that up there -- >> the city's interpretation is actually correct and proper because we do not approve the location that does not prevent at&t from submitting an application because the site has not been approved in this case. this is very similar in many ways to the previous that went to the board for appeal. i

. >> don blake is a member of the indian tribe outside of eureka.y have been overrun by pot growers. the mother of four is a frayed to go into the forest alone. >> they are armed. i don't know what their state of mind is. they are supposed to protect and they have a job. >> folks are not able to do what we are accustomed to do. >> ryan jack is a councilman and said fear is also keeping members inside and unable to do many practices like burial rights and meetings, something that has been passed down through generations. >> why are those areas so appealing to growers? >> they have cover from not being seen from roads or other houses. that's a huge appeal. >> because of the density that public land offers in california. at the same time areas that so many cherish. >> this is huge. it doesn't affect the county or the state. it affects the country. >> and more than 12 million plants were found on service land in california from 2000 to 2012. that's the most in the nation followed by tennessee and oregon. to put it into perspective. both states had 30 ti

the roof matter came up before you and listed the architect at the blaine and blake well. i sent e-mails that the firm was called blackwell and brown and have been resolved in 1987. this - my e-mails in april were go forward which this came up again, i got in touch with any friend. however, in the material today it still says arguing our brown and that's nonsense. all the historic documents related to the civic center the underlying animation of the safekeeping center doesn't mention the architects. the papers relating to 130 van ness it's a high school of commerce there was never such a building. the documents that are prepared for the main library says the old city hall was demolished in the wrong year. city hall is the the doom is higher than the one in the cpa capital that's false. the story of safekeeping center is not being told right and i think why senator clinton dismissed the exhibition auditorium. the term safekeeping center was coined and the design for the city of cleveland a group plan effects the civic center. people come and say we should make safekeeping c