drawings that show the removal of the garbage room from the front of the building and the aluminum doorway, the replacement of the windows that make up the historic design of the building. that is where we concluded in 2012 with the agreement that was made as part of the decision of this board. and the other important things to cover quickly and my discussion here is the fact that the original wooden doors, the number 735 which there are pictures of in my brief are something that we were already denied the removal of them as part of the section 106 review for federal funding, which happened over a decade ago, the approximately $1 million in community block grant funds, which with your expended on this property. so here we are discussing the removal when it was said that the funding of this project was contingent on their retention. lastly, i've only received this copy of the brief yesterday at my request from replace them with poer doors that are not the original doors and that's the huge shift of the restoration of it will property. >> we'll deal with it. >> mr. lee, we can hear from the

and to be shot in that doorway. >> and i'm worried that they could turn in to something that would be calling police. and a friend who would witness that shooting to question the county and their newly released report of what happened as they did not see the trained negotiator and that they didn't see him holding a handgun, as to what the published police report would claim. they are calling for an independent review board or committee. not just for this case, but for the future. >> and there is no oversight of who is policing the police, which is what we need to ask. that's the question we need to ask as it could happen to anybody if they made that mistake, then we need to find out what it was as we would need to learn from it to prevent it from happening again because i don't want it happening to anyone else. >> reporter: and the protest was organized by a group calling themselves justice for gear. they are now underway as their girlfriend have filed a $12 million wrongful lawsuit on o behalf of the couple's two children. back to you, lesli. >> i'll take it, thank you, surae chinn.

those persons standing in front of the doorway are going to clear the doorway and for members of the public who are here for items after this one this item will take about an hour at least and then after this item the commissioners will be taking a 20 or thirty minute break so if you're not here for this item you'll gov. an hour and a half before the next item will be called and free up some seats thank you. >> so i'll call names if i call your name, please line up on the screen side of the room (calling names). >> if your name has been called feel free to approach the podium and. >> hi, i'm david stewart this is any first time in city hall so i'm not as the first speaker i hope to do this the right way and take two minutes and 48 seconds i'm here actually, i live about 8 blocks from this site i work near there, too and don't have a particular i guess i don't know the developer i own a small business and as part of that i've seen people on my team try to find housing when we come to san francisco some of them have lived here a a long time and some newcomers it is catastrophic how har

. >> before i do those persons standing in front of the doorway are going to clear the doorway and for members of the public who are here for items after this one this item will take about an hour at least and then after this item the commissioners will be taking a 20 or thirty minute break so if you're not here for this item you'll gov. an hour and a half before the next item will be called and free up some seats thank you. >> so i'll call names if i call your name, please line up on the screen side of the room (calling names). >> if your name has been called feel free to

the preef but he had them with him and it looks like it's an improvement for the brans, for the doorways to get the width on the door to pro#1r50id a power door operator that helps with accessibility and then on the inside there's a level change between the two tenant spaces where they're expanded and therefore they put in a stairway with striping and handrails. there wasn't any room for a ramp. it looks like a tight space. but certainly from what i saw it looks like it was properly reviewed. i remember being with this property a lot probably three or four years ago when we were dealing with it. i got a lot of education on the his rhode island and all the issues down there so to say i know there's issues regarding preservation which are planning, but from building department point of view, and i heard the access obviously disabled access and getting disabled into the building is important. when that does happen we make sure if you're going to change the entrance, for example if the entrance is 5 feet and a lot of these old buildings, you've got two 30 inch doors, well, that's not wide en

. >> when you looked at the doorway, the stop of the doorway was where you would smash your face on it was three feet from the top of the doorway, which is roughly 4 1/2 feet deep. other areas it was higher. basically got stacked. couldn't see out of the windows. some of the places it was stacked to the cleaning. >> it was clean clothes. she would clean them and pack them away. so it wasn't just garbage. >> there's the top of the door. got a little bit of clearance. >> to put that much stuff in there, she had to have been doing it for many years. it was kind of sad. you had kind of a sad feeling that somebody was living like this. >> take you to this bathroom here. yeah. that was the bathroom. >> the bathroom was completely filled with bags of stuff. so it wasn't usable. you could tell that she had finally just abandoned the house and just was using it for storage apparently now because there was no way that anyone could live in the house. >> no way, shape or form was it livable. >> if you have an entire house amassed with stuff from wall to wall, where do you even begin? what a lot of

today's release says that while john geer was in his doorway, the police spoke with him more than 30 minutes when he began lowering his hands. that is when officer adam torres shot him one time. the family says this account does not agree with what they have said all along, that his hands were above a shoulders. this is a cell phone image moments before the shot, and he had no gun, although the police now say they found a loaded but holstered gun on a stairway landing. today the police would not answer questions, but the county board of supervisors did. >> a long time has passed. i am not ok with that. >> she said the delay in getting information has to do with the investigation being passed from the county to the federal government. >> we need to make changes to prevent this kind of delay. we absolutely will be doing that. >> for weeks, mike curtis has been organizing a protest scheduled thursday. nearly 200 people on facebook said they are going. >> they actually said they got permission from the court to release information. the court ordered them to release the information. >> th

in the appropriate receptacles and not left behind in our doorways, parks or tree wells. they identified 150,000 to fund the initial pilot through january, and given the significant unfortunately due to the holidays it was difficult to schedule on december, the hearing will take place in early january, but in the meantime we want to introduce a supplemental to ensure we can continue the program through the end of the year and expands to other high needs neighborhoods like the high needs market. as we with a spike in traffic fatalities. and while we are slightly behind in terms of fatalities and pedestrian fatalities we also know that there is often a spike during the holidays as there is an increased number of shared users on our odes. roads. we want to reminds the public to drive safely during this time of joy and gatt eshg. almost done, i've asked the city attorney to begin drafting an ordinance that all frequent drivers and large take the approved training starting in the new year. the city will be handing out bumper stickers announcing the partner's early and voluntar

the police negotiated with geer as a student the doorway. according to documents, he told the police he had a gun indicating it was lying to his left. in an interview that night, an officer who was near adam torres described the moment that he shot geer. >> i heard the pop. he had just scratched his nose and put his hand back up. it happened so fast, i was like, did he shoot him? >> officer rodney barnes said that torres admitted he fired and said he was sorry. he said he saw geer his hands down towards his waist. barnes had not seen it that way. >> i'm not here to throw him under the bus, but i did not see what he saw. >> torres said this -- "he jerked his hands down near his waist, where i thought he could have another firearm, and i did not when him to take it out, take the firearm out. i don't know if he had another gun on him." a police robot approached and broken well after geer had been shot. officers moved in, but it was too late to save geer, who bled to death. days later torres said this. >> there were shots fired, i have no doubt

it's a back-doorway way to get an education. >> here's the thing.epublican buy-in here you can't just make attacks on the wealthy. it's the fundamental reason that some people are republicans and democrats, is the tax issue. there's not enough carrots in these proposals. >> twha do you think about going after wall street like elizabeth warren. she says let's screw the big people. she doesn't say it that way. let me tell you, joe -- >> she wants to play by the rules. >> republicans don't like government and you'd say democrats don't like big business. they don't like it. big corporations have a too easy ride and the average guy is getting hurt by it. >> i draw the line differently. i draw the line, republicans always talk about personal responsibility. personal responsibility. they do this to the black community all the time. personal responsibility. now, progressives unfortunately, spend too much time talking about public policy. the reality is it's a combination of both. that's the reality. so it's public policy to say we've got 12 years public edu

with the existing structure you can see the rear yard edition you can see our in set windows in the doorway dormer and obviously the garage this is a disable roof and the proposed condition of what we're calling the minnie windows this is the traditional gable windows this is proposed and from this prospective this is the only visible changes replacing the windows and the rear garage so elevation it accosting the light and proposed very light there pr rear edition starting with a block plan our subject property is the light gray and pretty much the small it footprint on the street here's a view from our rear yard back towards the facade the western neighbors to the left and the eastern to the right looking back the other way started our yard this is an existing site plan how we arrived at the masking and taking the average of our two nightclubs rear facade this is establishing our envelope for our 3 story edition to our rear yard line those are the dimensions and also a two-story pop out back 12 feet and also 5 feet from either property line this essentially sets up 9 curve letter so this w

was injured because of the sliding fire truck but there is the damage the truck slammed into the doorway, that is where the damage is confined. 2 by 4s are propping it up and now the woman that lives in that apartment has to fine new shelter. >> the fire truck was unmanned and sliding down oak street and traveling more than 100 feet it hit this green vehicle and smashed into this house. >> we will to hurry up and run we ran down the street to get out of the way. >> sonia lives in the first floor unit. she wasn't home but the man on the first floor was. >> i see everything coming and then boom. >> the fire department responded to a nine vehicle accident on oaks fire chief anthony good witch its had been parked somewhere else. he tells "action news" off camera it's fortunate the fire truck only hurt one car and nobody was seriously hurt. the affected drivers want to know why the road was not treated. >> this is a bad street for bad weather like this, and the salt needs to be put down prior to stuff like this. >> and a spokeswoman for the city of wilmington says that many roads were treated

but as they pass through the doorway, he explodes. >> oh, hey, hey, hey. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep> don't [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] i swear to god, break my neck [ bleep ] yeah! i love pain! yeah! yeah! >> stop, stop. >> yeah! [ bleep ] hurt me more. >> secure. you're banging your head. you understand? >> i'll kill you all [ bleep ] i'll kill you all [ bleep ] i'll kill you. >> etter! okay. calm down. >> calm down. >> put him down. >> on the floor. all right. >> all right. easy. that's good. >> hurt me more. hurt me more. aah! >> let's go up. stand up and walk normal. etter. >> as his fit continues, he is taken to the suicide prevention unit for observation. >> [ bleep ] hurt me more. hurt me more. hurt me. >> doesn't want to hurt you. >> -- smash against the wall. >> to prevent him from harming himself he's placed in four point restraints. >> just lay back here. >> our cameras were there the next morning when a nurse came in to check on him. >> are you feeling like you still want to hurt yourself? >> i never wanted to hurt myself. >> now, were you banging your head last night?

40 pedicabs thank you for the opportunity i've spoken in favor of the project i'll speak about the doorway the driveway was on ralph that's the option we support and fulsome street is a busy traffic corridor and it is increasing becoming pedestrian active corridor and could be a 2 way street it doesn't make sense that cars with going in and out of that street everyday we support and enhance the streetscape enhancements and please support it with the driveway on fulsome thank you. >> thank you thank you good afternoon, commissioners thank you for listening to all the neighborhood i'm susan i own the building and was the founder of rainwash i voiced last time my option to a driveway on fulsome street the traffic and pedestrians issues the street across from the entrance to the laundromat pass a bib eligible development with they're parking entrance there's no problems i urge you, your destroying parking spaces with the bulb out to reconsider the developers request for more parking spaces because you are going to be eliminated with that proposed plan parking spaces although i think the projec

the summer of 2011 at the civic station, one3b person climbed on top of the train, others blocked doorways during the height of peak rush hour. the protesters have three main demands the first that b.a.r.t. drop charges against the 14 people arrested back on november 28th at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station when they chained themselves to a train. they were protesting the grand jury decisions in ferguson, missouri, and in new york, not to indict police officers who killed unarmed black men. riders left extra early to avoid a potential commute mess but not too happy with what's happening this morning. >> i certainly support people's right to protest. i think it is a little bit hypocritical if you're taking b.a.r.t. to the protest, and then shutting down b.a.r.t. i also think it's a real big inconvenience. >> reporter: now protest organizers did post this picture of the latest b.a.r.t. departure times from which protesters could leave in order to get to montgomery by 7:00 this morning. yes, they are taking b.a.r.t. and protesting it. this is the first of what's set to be a weekend long seri

he moves the phone to the doorway. and in the doorway is a guy with a gun who shoots the iphone holder dead. you see the iphone drop to the ground. and that homicide would not have been capable of being made if we were unable to get to the movie on the iphone. today under the new operating system we would not be able to get that individual jo. >> rose: because the only person who has the key now is the holder of the smart phone. >> is the deadman. >> rose: and does apple or google or whoever else it is show any receptivity to the argument you are making or do they simply say it's privacy? >> i think they are-- they are-- i acknowledge that they are facing an international marketplace. >> rose: right. >> and they are successfully marketing and selling all over the world. so i look at this through the lens of a new york city prosecutor. they are looking at it through the business lens and through the political lens, i believe, of snowden and the aftermath. >> rose: right. >> but as i have said, to not be able to get into

but gear wasn't armed while standing at the doorway.otiations the police chief says gear began lowering his hands. that's when officer adam torres shot and killed him. police searched the house, and say they found a loaded holstered firearm on the stairs and seven more firearms in the house. the fairfax county top prosecutor says he was blocked in his criminal investigation of the shooting. the police department refused to release the officer's name or personnel records. but last month, a judge ruled they have to release some information. moments ago, we talked to sharon bull bullova, the head of supervisors. can you explain why there is a delay? >> there is a delay because this has gone from the commonwealth attorney's office to the federal government and that has created delays in the investigation and a decision being completed. >> reporter: torres is on administrative duty pending the outcome of a department of justice, and the fairfax county police department's internal affairs investigation. that's where the gear family filed a $1

i had no idea about the doorway of addiction and how it functions. i learn the hard way. thanks to my family and thanks to my practice of buddhism, that demon in my life -- i conquered that sucker. even though i was ashamed -- nobody knows about me. i was so ashamed of this, i really tried to shove it out of existence for from my life as though it never happened. you know, that's being in denial. and that never help anybody. that's a dangerous attitude to take. it can fester and turn into something that's worse. anyway, thanks to my family, they helped me to realize here is a way to talk about what happened to me that i could -- we're saying buddhism, turn poison into medicine. maybe because i won that battle i might be able to encourage someone else to give up you know to never give up because you can win this battle against your demons of any kind of addiction. >> when i read that in the book, my heart dropped. my heart dropped. i also quickly entered into a space of gratitude. gratitude, one, because you told. i was grateful that you shared it because i knew you'd say

he was shot and killed by a fairfax county police officer in the doorway of his home in 2013. state and federal prosecutors have not ruled whether that shooting was justified. coming up at 6:00 another security concern at the white house. what we're learning about a small drone discovered on the grounds. and we continue to monitor the winter weather alert. doug hill will show us what to expect in the coming hours and i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! make your house the house when you get more from verizon fios the tv service rated #1 in hd picture quality and signal reliability based on customer satisfaction studies, plus america's fastest, most reliable internet. and for peace of mind, get a price quote in writing and professional installation from a highly traine

police superintendent michael chitwood says cops confronted 34-year-old kareem ma tolbart right in her doorwayhe says, i don't want him in the house. i don't want him here. you can leave him outside. i don't care what happens to him. >> report roar the source of her substitute dispute with her son wait for it -- >> she was sending to him to school and she didn't like the pants he was wearing so he refused to change the pants so she threw him out. report roar the windchill around here that wednesday morning a frosty 2 degrees. >> i was without heat in my own house for a couple of those days. and i couldn't imagine being out in this. >> reporter: click rally lock out. >> yeah. whatever the reason. it's tragic really. >> reporter: friday morning police turned to social media tweeting her photo in an effort to turn up the public pressure. by late afternoon they had their mom. tolbart surrendered and face add friday night a rain many. >> leave him out in the cold like that. you don't do that to an animal. >> reporter: over dispute over school pants. >> school pants. so mom is not wrapped too tight

group because little information had been released after geer unarmed, hands up and standing in the doorway of his home was shot and killed by police. a facebook group was started recently to draw awareness. >> bring it to their attention first because a lot of people don't even know who john geer is. >> reporter: they will in early january when a major protest is expected in fairfax county. the protests regarding the use of force deaths in missouri and new york resume tomorrow afternoon in wheaton. jim osman, wusa9 news. >>> new tonight the details coming out of shanghai in china just horrible, at least 35 killed, dozens more injured in a stampede at a new year's eve celebration. thousands jammed the river port plaza and someone threw out what turned out to be fake money in the crowd. many killed were young students. >>> in colorado three snowshoers were working their way up a mountain peak a half hour west of denver and an avalanche swept a snowshoer away. he was wearing an emergency beacon. his two companions found buried under 5 feet of snow. they tried cpr but could not revive him. a r

we're greeting people at the doorway and either directing them to the services they need on this sidecensing or the services on this side which is actually getting the ceremony performed. >> this is an opportunity to choose to be a part of history. many times history happens to us, but in this case, you can choose to be a part of it. this is a very historic day and so i'm very very proud to be here. >> i have been volunteering. last monday i performed 12 different marriage smones. the least amount of time that any of the couples that i married have been together is two years. most of the couples have been together eight, nine, 10 i'd say 70% have been together at least that long if not longer. >> there is a lot of misconception about who gay and lesbian people are. it's important that people see that we love our husbands and wives to be and love our children and have the right to have families just like everyone else. >> it's important that we have experienced our own families, our own friends and the excitement of the volunteers when we get here has made us feel wonderful and accepte

. >> there was a doorway of nakumatt's. and i asked him, what's going on? and he told me, lie down.t's what he told me. because from there, he could see the other direction that i could not see. >> the second pair of gunmen came down from the rooftop and shot anyone they found. >> he was beeping, beeping. why did he think of hiding in the elephant? anyone could see you. i'll never understand, for the rest of my life. i'll always remember that guy. >> inside nakumatt's, the four gunmen regrouped. they had murdered several dozen people so far. outside the mall, there was still no sign of a rescue operation. it was 45 minutes since the attack had begun. >> i got the call and they said, don't go to westgate, there's a robbery and they're killing people. >> veteran war photographer of reuters news agency shot rapid bursts of pictures as he moved past the terrorists' car and found the victims of the first few minutes of the attack. >> he was coming out of one of the barracks. it was very real seeing those people, the music you could hear in the elevators, you know. >> a handful of police

eyewitnesses said geer was unarmed standing with his hands up in the doorway of his springfield home when officer adam torres shot and killed him. the cops were called there for a domestic dispute. the document were released to geer's family earlier this week, but only tonight did fairfax county make them public. >> they ran out the clock again. they had 30 days and, of course, they took every one of those days. >> the attorneys for the family say they requested some personal information in the files which has nothing to do with the shooting. they did not want that released to the public. >>> at a hearing in alexandria today a federal judge expressed skepticism about whether the government's no fly list is constitutional. an alexandria man challenged his placement on the list and its constitutionality in 2011. the government has been trying to dent his lawsuit tossed out for four years -- get his lawsuit tossed out for four years. >>> the brother of former northern virginia cab driver liva mohammed was placed yesterday on the fbi's most wanted terrorist list over his alleged links to

shooting with detectives officer rodney barnes say he and officer torres encountered gone gere in the doorway of the house on pebblebrook court. he told them he had a gun and indicated it was on the floor behind him in the house. the documents indicate that barnes said geer kept his hands on the screen door hands up. geer said if i drop my hand, i'm going to get shot. geer would periodically ask to scratch his nose and raise his hand. at one point he spoke in the direction of officer torres saying can you not point that gun at me? barnes said he asked for es to go ready gun, meaning with his finger off the trigger and barrel pointed at the gun. after more negotiation, barnes said i heard pow and described how geer fell back inside the house. barnes said he looked around and said and officer torres said, i did it i'm sorry, oh man, my writes i'm sorry. the documents say i was pissed he meaning torres said did you see it? i said no i didn't see what you saw. officer torres was later asked to clarify his comments. he told them he felt justified in shooting geer because he made a jerking motion t

one of them was called on surveillance of video creek police say he fired at the officers from the doorway of a chinese restaurant. the two officers were shot what investigating a red brick at a grocery store. >> grant: the shooting comes about two weeks after two and y p the officers were gunned down in their patrol car in brooklyn.--nypd >> pam: a mountain view police k-9 sniffed out nearly a quarter million dollars in cash. and 50 lbs. of drugs! this is to set the dog with his findings from a picture posted on the mountain view police department twitter page print the labrador from 240 delta and dollars inside a secret compartment in a car that police had pulled over. police say the canine also found 50 lbs. of met the enemy at a location in santa clara. mountain view police is the news is very proud of his discovery. --zeus >> pam: 3000 + moves cliff in yosemite national park is considered to be one of the toughest lines and the world. and the two crimes are tackling the challenge right now they are currently about halfway up. >> reporter: do not look down. do not look up. you are look

one on a nearby landing after geer was shot with one bullet as he stand with his hands up in the doorway. fairfax county supervisor is hopeful three investigations will soon be concluded. >> the fact that it was bumped up to federal level has caused a very long delay and i feel strongly that it's important that we release the information sooner rather than later. >> reporter: the attorney for geer's family mike lieberman tells wusa9 the family is upset they had to learn about the information from the media and were not told in advance. he also says much more information should be coming out by the end of the month under the judge's order. this case has sparked a lot of protests the last few months. there will be another protest at this location, the fairfax county courthouse, thursday morning. live in fairfax county hank silverberg, wusa9 news. >>> for the first time since 2006 congress is convening under full gop control. the new members will be sworn in tomorrow. republicans are taking the reins and you better believe they want americans to believe they are ready to act. likely first u

but as they pass through the doorway, etter explodes. >> hey, hey, hey. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep swear to -- break my neck. break my neck! i swear to god, break my neck. yeah, i love pain! yeah! yeah! etter, stop, stop, stop banging your head. >> yeah. hurt me more. >> secured. >> etter, let's walk. no more banging your head. understand. >> i'll kill you all. i'll kill you all, you [ bleep ]. you understand? i'll kill you all. i'll kill you. >> etter. calm down. >> hey, calm down. >> put him down. >> on the floor. >> all right. >> got his legs. >> all right. easy. >> hurt me more. hurt me more. ow. ow! let's go up. stand up and walk normal. >> etter. etter! >> as his fit continues, etter is taken to the suicide prevention unit for observation. >> [ bleep ] come on, hurt me more! come on! hurt me! >> nobody wants to hurt you. >> why are you [ bleep ] and smashing me against the wall if they didn't want to hurt me, huh? >> to prevent him from harming himself, etter is placed in four-point restraints. >> lay back. lay back. >> no. it's not bruised. >> our cameras were there the next

for the doorway of the main entrance, he saw in the same book a church facade from 16th century spain. and on the left hand slide you see the original. here are these gothic limestone soldiers, flat plaques, an eagle, a lion. you can see here at the san simeon doorway, the julia morgan has imitated it, but improved the scale. she's using actually 15th century spanish limestone carvings, but there are much larger scale. here are the flat plaques, eagle and a lion. instead of the wrought iron grill she's created a canopy niche in which they place add 13th century sculpture of the virgin mary from a church in zamora. william randoph hearst was wealthy with money all his life. while julia morgan wasn't that way, she was equally unmindful of it. often running into debt and often because this particularly indulgent client would be slow to pay. he always paid eventually, but it was never prompt. and one of the ironies of their association is that she died without having made really proper financial investments. she died in 1957, the year that the estate at san simeon was donated to the peopl

one guy was videotaping with his iphone and somebody made a noise and he moves the phone until the doorway and a guy with a gun shoots the iphone holder dead. you see him drop to the ground. there homicide would not have been capable of being made if we did get it on the iphone. under the new operating system, we will not be able to get it. though the present with the key is the dead man. -- the owner with the key is the dead man. i is a knowledge they are facing an international marketplace. -- i acknowledge the knowledge they are facing international marketplace. i look at it through the lens of a new york city prosecutor and they are looking at it through the business lens. as i have said ted not be able to get into these phones i think it is swinging the pendulum too far because the victims are actually going to be apple and google's on customers who are victims of crime. they will not be able to give lawyers access to the phones that may relate. >> let's transfer this not to apple and google what facebook. and access to someone's facebook , i assume you can get unless they take it dow

as far as macy's reopening, they have to permanently shore up the doorway before they can let anyone in the store. no telling when that will be. live in newark, abc news. >> it is a big day for bay area sports fans. both of our nfl teams have new head coaches. the 49ers promoted tom and the raiders are hiring del rio. larry is here with more on the hiring. both men have big jobs ahead of them. >> the reaction to tom -- people don't know what to make of this. it strikes them as an odd hire. it kind of falls in line the way the niners have gone in the past year and what their plans were all along. niners promoting tom taking over for jim harbaugh. he is very popular among niner players. if you look at twitter they are fwushing how much they love him. it is unusual hiring a position coach to leapfrog a guy like a defensive coordinator. tom has been with the with niners eight years, passionate high-energy guy. unlike harbaugh, he gets along well with management. niners owner tweeted he is the right man to lead this team. the key question is who does he pick to be the offensive coordinato

one guy was videotaping with his iphone and somebody made a noise and he moves the phone until the doorway and a guy with a gun shoots the iphone holder dead. look at it through the lens of a new york city prosecutor and they are looking at it through the business lens. as i have said, to not be able these phones i think it is swinging the pendulum too far because the victims are actually going to be apple and google's on customers who are victims of crime. they will not be able to give lawyers access to the phones that may relate. >> let's transfer this not to apple and google what facebook. and access to someone's facebook, i assume you can get unless they take it down. are there issues here? >> there are issues. we use a search warrant. there is one case in litigation and i will not comment on the plus and minus. there was a 99 page affidavit submitted by our office seeking authorization from the court to subpoena and search the facebook files for several hundred people. we litigated against twitter separately. but i guess, this whole conversation speaks to the fact that technology is c

shoreline's covers a does not believe their cars and low-lying parts >> : subnotebook drive to further doorways or for the hike were flat whether it will flood waters could drag you in. >> reporter: king tie-ins could be noted as far south as coding creek in the south bay. >> pam: your children in southern california have contracted measles sit. deal with officials confirm those cases are tied to the other cases that started in disneyland last month. measles one of several chow elisas which is preventable as long as children are given the vaccine. >> pam: is the new kaiser permanente a found more and more parents are refusing delaying explanations for their children's. >> pam: dentils aside certain areas were the cineplex seen a and doctors are concerned that a stow troubled on the road more more parents refusing to get vaccinated for such things as measles and whooping cough and now turns out certain places in the bay area of more likely to have unvaccinated kids. >> reporter:. doctors say it's a cause for:. will establish an area can a be a position where there are clusters the rest back seen

interview after the shooting with detectives the officer as he and officer torres encountered them in the doorway of the house. barnes said he said he had a gun and indicated it was on the floor behind him. the documents indicate he said gear kept his hands on the screen door. hands up. gear told him if i drop my hands, i'm going to get shot. gear would presidentically ask to scratch his nose and raise his hands. at one point he spoke in the direction saying can you not point that gun at me. he asked torres to go ready gun with his finger off the trigger and the barrel pointed at the ground. barnes as said i heard pow and described how he fell back inside the house. he looked around and asked who shot and he said to both i did it. i'm sorry. my wrist. oh man. i'm sorry. >> they told investigateorsinvestigators, i was missed. he said did you see it sn i said no i was mad. i didn't see what he saw. >> news 4, today. >> officer torres was asked to clarify his comments and he said that he felt justified in shooting because he made a jerking motion that looked like he was going for his gun. >> hetero

from the second i stepped in the doorway i couldn't see anything.found a window and opened that, aside from that you couldn't see anything. >> in the back bedroom to the left. where? where is she? where is she? >> afterwards you think about it, i have a young daughter at home, it hits close to home sometimes. >> you couldn't see anything. the children are badly injured and in the hospital. they are in the custody of child protective services. as for the investigation into why they were alone in the apartment it is still continuing. the fire started around the entertainment center and the cause is electrical. >>> a rare fox spotted in yosemite. how they were able to get this picture without scaring the fox away. >> officials are trying to learn from this year's super bowl but the mayor of arizona says he got a bad deal. >> after the break, talking your forecast as we move into a warmer period ahead. see you back here. bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud colle

on the west entrance doorway it says the new order of the ages. then you have -- in >> miss use of the hold in the senate has become a fundamental problem. >> why did you in both the house and senate play an active role in opening up both chambers to television? >> you know, i don't want to get too sanctimonious about this but i do believe in openness in government. i generally don't like secrets of any kind. i just think life is a lot easier if you kind of live an obama book. i thought it was part of the modern era. we weren't covered by media. it was pen and pencil. it was the electronic age, audio, radio and the powerful medium television. i thought people who couldn't come to washington from smalltown u.s.a., needed a chance to see what we do in some cases i think it has adversity affected us. i think we have more performing for the eye of the camera. but we have had an occasion of people seeing us at our best when the debate does soar to a degree, and we do have legitimate disagreements sometimes without being disagreeable. for me it was simp

i understand what josh ernest was saying about it not being a big deal, but the more doorways we havertunities there are for us to get embarrassed. i hope we have people hijacking their pages. we should be hijacking islamist pages and putting up the mockery. >> that's a great idea. >> and that's who is killing the muslims in the world. it is not the u.s. or anybody else. that's a good weapon for us to use. >> that's a great point. i am using that tomorrow on a different show. hijack their page. it is an idea i came up with overnight. should this be taken seriously or is it an embarrassing thing? >> i think it is embarrassing, but shouldn't be minimized. what is embarrassing and humiliating is a pretty big pr win for them. over there when they are trying to recruit people, they made us look really foolish and made it look like they have a way to get to us that caught us off guard. and then the fact that both of these things were up, they were hacking them up for like 40 minutes or an hour. on internet that's like a week. the fact they didn't get that down immediately after being hacked

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explosives or cutting charges to take out part of a wall to come in in a way that is not through a doorway that may be the expected entry. there's often weaknesses in a building. remember whatever structure they have got hostages in that is not a fortified structure. i think there's a lot of flexibility for the security forces about a tactic to take them with as little damage to hostages as possible. they may decide to create a long buffer time and try to get the men to consider whether they will give up peacefully. however, that would not be i think, an optimistic outcome. >> certainly the hostage situation complicates the issue. >> the complication in the issue - i think it is what weaponry they have. what is unfolding is their long term training that has been reporting coming out of yemen, one would suspect they may have trained with al qaeda in iraq. they will have trained on brutal methods, they will be accurate as we see in the sat situation in paris, that they did. we have seen that they are very accurate with fire. they know how to use the weapons. the rpg - if they have that that