in the bedroom that takes care of of everything we recommend having a something about alarm in the hallway outside of bedrooms and its good to sleep with our bedroom door closed if there's a fire the smoke won't get into the bedroom and the alarm outside in the hallway will go off and wake you up if you sleep with our bedroom door closed have an alarm in our bedroom also, if there's a fire in the bedroom the smoke alarm in the bedroom will wake you up and recommended having something about alarms on every level of the home one in the bedroom and one outside in of the bedroom in san francisco we have a lot of areas of the city that are densely populated lots of people living in one unit sometimes they use the living room as a place to sleep or we even seen cases of people sleeping in closets you need to have a smoke alarm and carbon dioxide alarm that's the reality here in san francisco test them monthly monthly if you can't reach it used it broom handle and if you have to change our battery the old style alarms embed and do that and the old style alarms have to replace those also after 10

she was being held in the hallway when she asked to use theathroo around 2:00 a.m.es say that despite being on a psychiatric hold, it doesn't appear anyone checked on her until four hours later when her body was found. no word yet on the cause of her death, the city which runs sf general says itlways cooperates withtions but cment on any patient tu to privacy laws. this comes a week after the body of75-year-old ruby anderson was found in a stairwell on the hospital grounds. anderson, who suffers from dementia, had walked away from a residential care facility 12 days before her body was found. there are multiple state and local agencies investigating that case. >>> it is a startling statement. one in three california families lacks the income needed to meet their basic needs. that's finding of a new report from the united way of california. we are j

now it's the entryway to a hallway that leads to the governor's office. the historic section of the capitol was renovated in the '80s. it's the newer section that lawmakers say needs replacing. three years ago a pipe burst flooding the lieutenant governor's office and ruining the ceiling, walls and carpet. the addition also has no sprinkler system. there are hoses in the wall. this photo shows the construction of the addition that was completed in 1952. the building's floors never did match the historic structure leaving visitors walking on a single level through the capitol suddenly finding themselves on a different numbered floor. >> this side has six floors.

for about one hour, chanting the hallway. there were hundreds of police officers lining the route on either side of the street. many of them in riot gear with helmets and shields and batons. there were a lot of storeowners

thing - i see this a lot of time when people add adus to they're building they take up the corridor hallway from the backyard to the front as part of the new adu space that reduces the number of exits from the upper unit so the designers should be cautious where you take that space from a building sprinkler requirement i guess best thing to review sf 05 and partially sprinkler your building that's the best advise if that work for you shouldn't have a problem but be prepared to partially sprinkler your building inspection we offer a preplace of entertainment meeting with the planning department and the fire department it is strongly suggested for safety items that may not meet the letter of the code but the spirit of the code so our dine professionals should look at that if there needs to be a creative solution for your adu next slide so things to consider dbi suspends a notice of violation when the owner pursues legalization don't feel that we're going to punish you if you don't legalize in time if you legalize you are in-law unit we'll suspend that so fines don't accrues and things like th

i did not feel that they were able to channel effectively through the hallways and in the hallways -- what we call it -- the main office. but they felt going through the hallways, not that we encourage people to respect the hallways, but it seemed to be a slower process and all we do essentially is we are giving information that brings questions to it. we just ask for additional information and we have a conversation and if a decision needs to be made one way or another and the secretary agrees that happens quicker that way. that is the:we have. >> the process is in the bureau or the secretarial level? or does it depend on what the decision is? >> not everything rises to the level of the secretary's office. and, overall, the message, the department message resonates. but each decision is not come to our office. at the beginning, a lot of decisions were being made. right? that is no way to run a railroad. that is not how the secretary wants to see things shake out. we want things out in the field. closer to where the community that is impacted by the decisions are. however, we found th

the mac starting to be felt hallway david song movin production tootorcycles out of the u.sid to avohe eu put in place in response to the steel andluminum tariffs, it's the only sustainable option, as you can imagine the president decrease tweeting that harley david son would be the first to wave the white flag. i fought hard for them that they would not pay tariffs in the eu, patient.st a hallway excuse be the stock market took a big hit ov reports the president plans neto crack down onse investment in major technologies in the u.s., the dow closed down mo than 300 points toda g >>>ng to the u.s. mexico border for more on the ongoing crisis and immigration debate. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . to three generations montgo elrich's.y is home we love it here. but we have to work to keep it great, like fixing transit and trafc creasing open space where my grandchildren commute. an play. like fixing transit and trafc and reducing classroom sizes for all our kids. that's why our next county e has to require developersro to solve tblems their developments create. as county executive, that's ectly what i

which were hallway windows as far as we were aware. >> president hillis: okay. can you add to that? are you familiar with the windows and -- >> so i think like miss boudreaux mentioned, if there's a hallway windows, you know, based on their proximity to the property line, our structure that we are proposing would cover those. >> president hillis: right. >> with respect to compliance with fire code to the adjacent building, i don't believe our construction is necessarily, you know, affect their structure. we are not proposing any modifications over there. it's, you know, somewhat out of our area of control. >> president hillis: all right. so the only -- the only lot line windows you'll be covering and not offering a set back are those ones on the first portion of that building that are into a hallway. >> those ones that are on the front portion of the building. >> president hillis: okay. great. thank you. and i mean, i'm always -- you know, take serious that demolition. i think this is a demolition of the historic building. obviously, it's something that's done, it's done permanently

speeding down the hallway.rs following close behind. >> the hallway is clear. >> reporter: the drone's pilot relaying what the drone sees to his team inside. >> suspect left, suspect left. >> reporter: then the takedown. the entire time that drone was watching what he was doing. that's how they knew where to go. the man behind the sticks? barry moore. before the drone goes through those doors, what's going through your mind? >> keep the officers that are coming in safe. make sure that i can get eyes on the bad guy, the suspect. make sure they're not walking into something that's going to get them killed. >> reporter: for firefighters a drone brings a clearer picture than the naked eye. we are suiting up because we're going to go in there and show you what the drone can do to help save people in a fire. >> let's go. we're coming in, guys. we're coming in. >> reporter: with members of the joshua fire department, i'm led into a smoke-filled building. >> i see the fire. i can barely see anything else. >> reporter:

but they felt going through the hallway that we encourage people to respect the hallways, but it just seemed to be a slow process. all we do essentially is when were given information that bring certain questions to it, we just ask for additional information and we have conversation. if a decision needs to be made one way or another and the sector he agrees with it, it just seems to happen quicker that way. that's one of the other tools wherefore coordination. >> the decision-making process is still within the bureau or is it at the secretarial level or at your level? doesn't depend on what the decision is? >> not everything rises to the level of the secretary's office, and i think overall, the message, the department wide message of priorities coming from the secretary certainly resonates, but each decision doesn't come to our office. at the beginning a lot of the decisions were being made in washington. it just seemed to be, that's that have sexy ones who see things shake out. we want the decisions to be made out in the field, closer to where the committee's that are impacted by the

we're learning more details about the woman found dead in the hallway at sf general. the hospital says she's 33-year-old laverne kriner. this is the story our investigative unit broke last week. she was there on a psychiatric observation. and she was on a bed in the hallway but no one checked on her from 2:00 a.m.6:00 a.m. she died during those hours. sfpd i investigating. the autopsy found no signs of foul play. the death came one week after another woman, 75 ruby anderson died of a stair well on hospital grounds. >>> 4:51. today marks the second an sersvy of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando florida, survivors and relatives will hold a remembrance a church will also ring bells 49 times for the 49 people who were killed. >>> president trump's chief economic adviser is recovering this morning from a heart attack. the white house says that larry kud low is in good condition at walter reed the doctors say he will make a full and speedy recovery. the 70-year-old worked for years at cnbc, kudlow joined the trump administration earlier this year. >>> victory is on th

he's, this is it -- just with not saying, "hey, mom come look," just this is in the hallway. >> jimmyapplause ] >> jimmy: i mean, that -- >> but, and that's johnny. i love him so much. >> jimmy: yes. >> but what the hell is he doing? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is frightening. >> but this is his jam. and i started thinking, he's always -- he does everything he can do upside down. i started looking through old pictures and i brought you one. i hope you have it, i hope someone gave it to you. at 1 1/2, watching tv with his brothers. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they're sitting normal. >> they're sitting normal. they're also giving him full stink eye. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> they're like, buddy, what are you doing on your head? he's watching tv -- >> jimmy: upside down. >> upside down at not even 2-years-old. >> jimmy: but he's upping his game now. he now -- he does tricks now on his head. >> yes, he does. he and his genius twin brother. them between his legs. >> jimmy: i want to show -- [ light laughter ] >> this is what happens when you stop the penis pulling, by the way. [ laughter ] >>

. >>> we have new details 0en a woman found dead in a hallway at san francisco general hospital last week. tonight the hospital has identified her as 33-year-old laverne criner. this was a story that our investigative unit first broke. criner was there on a psychiatric observation hold. sources tell us she was being treated on a bed in a hallway but no one checked in on her from about 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. that's when she died. sfpd continues to investigate. the hospital says the autopsy found no signs of foul play. criner's death comes one week after 75-year-old ruby andersen was found deadn a stairwell of an engineering building at sf general. andersen had been listed as missing when she failed to return to a residential care facility. >>> rewant to get back to our breaking news. we started off this newscast by showing you these historic images. president donald trump and korean leader kim jong-un signing some type of document. we still don't know the details of that right now. let's bring in nbc bay area's ian cull. we watched this together. what do you make of it? >> reporter: t

one was along lake merced thother was hallway and last was brotherhood way.nd we looked at several different design options. and just very briefly what we found, you can take a look at the alternatives there was that hallway was the superior alternatives. in this case, it had to do with cost, it had to do with the establishment of bicycle lanes, pedestrian improve. -- improvements and trees. they with respect neutral in terms of both met our performance octoberives and we used it to inform the process. now in some cases, i'll get into one that's a treatment plant project and you'll see that there is not as pronounced a difference. this is whats the hallway ended up looking like and several of you went to that opening. now we have one for headworks project. this is a great project. our alternatives are all adjacent. one was a site used for metal storage and wrecking, cal train site which is just across evans street. and this is profound and a little -- you know, we get to the grade point where we have neutrality. we don't see as much blue on the chart. the thi

and lastly, i have that other kind of faith, that echos out of these hallways and lived out in the example of charity here in this great church and this ministry every day. the bible tells us we'here the spirit of the lord is there is freedom. so i truly know and believe know the heart of faith of people of venezuela, the heart of faith of millions across this new world. that freedom will prevail in venezuela. it is our shared destiny. so thank you all for your warm hospitality. thank you so much for the wonderful people here and all of those that support you in this work. may god bless venezuela. may god bless you all. and may god bless the united states of america. [ applause ] >>> if you would join me in a moment of prayer. heavenly father, your word says that you inhabit the praises of your people. lord, we praise you for these beautiful people. we praise you for this haven, for this beautiful place. but we ask, lord, for wisdom for our leader. wisdom to bring the people of venezuela back to a country of freedom. jeremiah 29:11 says for i know the plans i have for you says the lord, pl

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. >> in the hallway, under crossfire. >> reporter: calls of possible domestic violence, and smoke from one of the units here coming in around 10:00 p.m. saturday night. officers responding, getting no answer at the front door. >> obviously, some concerns about a fire inside the apartment, so the officers made a decision to open the door. upon opening the door, they were met with gunfire. >> reporter: one firefighter, forced to take cover in a neighboring apartment. >> he's trapped in the hallway in apartment number 6. he can't move. >> reporter: rescued by the s.w.a.t. team. the entire complex evacuated as police exchanged fire with the gunman. >> at this point it does appear that the suspect is down. s.w.a.t. has the large robot inside clearing the room. >> reporter: that suspect later pronounced dead at the scene. and, whit, one of the injured officers is a three-year veteran of the force. the other, with the department for 18 years. both are expected to make a full recovery. whit? >> marci, thank you. >>> now to roseanne barr's candid and emotional comments. the first we're hearing

we're hearing a hallway perhaps on that first floor that he was shooting int that newsroom. yo've got toonder what type of warning they. h phil davis saw him coming up and he hid under. you've got to wonder how many others had a chance and how large this newsroom was. was it 20 peoplen there? perhaps 30 or 40. it couldn't have been too large of a newsroom. >> right. it's a small newspaper and people have condensed their staff because of theconomics of running a newspaper. we're going tohow you some video of new york city as i just mentioned earlier. theypd has dispatched officers to newsrooms up there and this is what it looks like at the y "nk times." that is quite a presence there. that is making quite a statement. we're just going to -- that's the same. you're seeing the same shot. >> you know in new york these buildings are landmarks. people know exactly where "the new york times" is. they know where 30 rock is. they know where other big media headquarters are. this person obviously knew if "the gazette" was targeted, they knew where that tiny newspaper was. >> i've gone

she was being treated on a bed in the hallway.sources have told our investigative reporter, jaxon van derbeken, that it appears no one checked on her for four hours. that's when her body was found. no word yet on the cause of her death. the city which runs sf general told us it is always cooperating with police investigations but cannot comment on any patient due to privacy laws. now, this is the latest death that comes a week after the body of 75-year-old ruby andersen was found in a stairwell on the hospital grounds. andersen, who suffered from dimension, had walked away from a residential care facility 12 days before her body was found. there are multiple state and local agencies invgating that case. >>> amazing to see this. an explosive scene in the north bay. this is a pallet factory in sonoma. hundreds of people forced to evacuate their homes and businesses and not just the flames. you can see those propane tanks were exploding. some of the debris coming right toward our camera. a spokeswoman for the sonoma county sheriff's

capital madrid the vote about to start taking place any moment now named after that address from the hallway which almost sounded like a farewell letter. oh definitely it was it was absolutely a valediction in budget if you notice the tali there it was black so the symbolism is very clear indeed very out of the void knows that his days as prime minister of very much numbered and that means that pedro sanchez is only moments away we strongly believe from making history here in spain by becoming the first politician to unseat a sitting prime minister in a vote of no confidence of course what happens next will be largely a formality a vote of no confidence the results will be known shortly afterwards we assumed it would be electronic voting looks as if it's being done the old fashioned way one hundred seventy six m.p.'s out of three hundred fifty here congress need to support it on thursday one hundred eighty from six party said that they would throw their support behind the vote of no confidence so it looks very much like by the end of the day at least we'll have a new prime minister and short

then you stood at a view in the cameras in the hallway while ms. the maturity offered to overturn the amendment. wednesday you dropped all committee business. meet so the majority can criticize the deputy attorney general to his face about his failure to produce documents you know we cannot produce. you will take a break so that we can go to the four -- floor. it is a measure without pretextt and clearly a against a move that the majority has already planned. what is the great emergency that justifies this last-minute hearing? the tired story of hillary clinton's emails, plus conspiracy theories about a special counsel. while we are actively separating families at the border and ripping children from their parents, that did not merit an emergency but meeting by this committee. now thousands of children are still separated and there is no clear plan to reunite them. where's the emergency hearing on that issue? russia who interfered in our 2016 elections is actively working to interfere in our next one. our intelligence agencies have informed us. and

inside the republican party in the failed impeachment of a guy who had sex with an intern in the hallwayhe oval office and lied about it costing him his law license, or even that republicans overplayed and ended up finding themselves in 2000 had we had a candidate who stood up and said i'm going to make this an issue in the campaign with bill clinton's behavior it would've been more damaging, but instead george bush refused to talk about it at all and said he would restore dignity and honor to the white house thereby avoiding the issue, but it could have done damage in 2000-- did damage. >> i would like to add that stand back and looking at these various things that karl was talking about, it makes me feel we are moving more towards a parliamentary system without any of the advantages or can other words, no opportunity to go to the country to reestablish credit valley. the point being is that today political parties are really only running races to benefit the basis. we don't have any leaders that i can see coming along who have a strategy for the entire country on either side where we c

. >> so the older kid runs over and starts looking for dad down the hallway.ll have kids right now just to do this. >> that was my first thought like nick is trying do this. don't let him come over and babysit. >> that's one of the best ones. >> yeah. watch the reaction again. it's priceless. >> you know the toddler is like i'm glad i'm not potty trained yet. >> they watch right this minute and they saw this trick on the show. they decide today give it a shot themselves. >> one, two, three. >> just like that mom is gone. >> is this is way for parents to get mommy-daddy time? >> eventually mom is found but daughter now wants to give this a shot. they haven't filled her in ton details. >> where did she go? >> this is great. now the kids are really going to be impressed by mom. >> the video ebds but we have told she threw a tantrum and was upset she didn't actually d disappear. >>> thanks for joining us today. check out emerging. the shooting rampage in that news room. the alleged gunman jarrod ramos being led away from police. tonight what we've now learned. the

now you see the firefighter was moving around the entrance hallway, as they start to make an entrancewn the pictures on the left from a thermal camera. 0n the right, mobile phone footage at exactly the same time from outside. they searched two bedrooms. smoke but no flames. then... here is where the firefighters entered the kitchen for the first time. the yellow glow that you see is the fire that is down at the window end of the kitchen. a crucial moment, the two—man team acts fast. the firefighters attempt to put water on the fire, and you can see there where the hose reel is spraying water on the fire. they closed the door and then they opened the door again to see that the fire was still present. six minutes later, the fire in the kitchen is out, but look what's happening outside the window. the flames have escaped. pieces of melting, burning cladding falling to the ground. within minutes, the fire will be unstoppable. this is all evidence of something important. the fire broke out of the flat five minutes before firefighters broke in. professor niamh nic daeid'sjob is to explain t

please carry on conversations in the hallway. the rules of presentation are as follows, appellants, permit holders and department respondents are given seven minutes for their case and seven minutes for rebuttals. members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal. please speak into the microphone. you are asked but not required to submit a speaker card or business card to board staff when you come up to speak. speaker cards are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments and suggestions. if you have questions about request a re-hearing, the board rules or hearing schedules, please speak to board staff during a break or after the meeting or call or visit the board office. we are located at 1650 mission street room 304. this meeting is broadcast life on sfgovtv and will be re-broadcast on friday's at 4:00 p.m. on channel 26. now we will swear in or affirm all those who intend to testify. please note that any member of the p

. >> so many freaking hallways. >> they were able to get out, but again, it's really really sad that a place of healing like this is just a skeleton abandoned because you can't use it anymore. >> it's a wake up call. you to be grateful for everything you have got. everything could happen any where. >>> they have a pretty cool goal for today. >> we are driving in mexico. we saw these wind turbines and thought it would be really awesome to jump off of one of those. >> like every idea you find something you could do with it. obviously when you're a base jumper like these guys, a cool seat if you could bring your feet to climb up that thing. >> i take it they had to asked people to get on top of that thing? >> they show up to their location. they start looking up at this turbine. for many of us when they see these it's kind of like a cool funky ornament. >> i feel like a tiny human being because they are so enormous. >> they make their way up using an elevator that i'm sure they got permission for. >> totally. >> once they are up there check it out. >> make it fun and jump off the other

n> reporter: what happened late in the morning a hallway of cleveland elementary school in northwest d.c. cost lacy thornton her job. one of her studes was disrupting math class, when thornton and the girl went out in the hall, surveillance video shows the teacher strike the girl in the hea . jury convicted thornton of assault last week. her attorney declined our request for an eninterview. e checked to see if her teaching license was revoked, we found something we didn't expect to find, thornn never had a teaching license in the first place. when it comes to d.c. public schools, she's far fym the one. >> every parent wants a highly qualified teacher in the classroom. >> state board of education member says every d.c. teacher should be licensed to ensure proper training. nas deck is a national database which alerts of teachers stripped of their licenses. an unlicensed teacher could avoid detection. >> safety risk for the kids? >> absolutely. it may not be to t students here in d.c., but students in other jurisdictions. >> in maryland, a virginia or elsewhe elsewhere. >> we asked d.c.

she says she sees him in theer hallway at school and that school leaders told her they did not believe her story. her family filed a title 9 complaint. she confronted the winchester school board. >> your refusal to keep me sie walked in afraid to use the strooms and afraid to walk from class to css. >> they say to policy required a finding. the board says it does not tolerate harassment between student o staff. >>> the food and drug administration says i is the first to treat severe forms of epilepsy. it is derived from cannabis. it was even if it is intended to treat other illnesses. >>> well, did we have a great day today or what? >> it is a monday. >> itas wonderful. we forgot it was monday. the weather was so nice. >> we needed it. >> we have so many stormsith rain. we need a couple of nice days with low humidity. that's what we got and what we did tomorrow as well. t think clouds earlier tomorrow. a very nice night tonight. ma of you tomorrow will wake up to numbers that are going to be quite cool. mid-50s for some of you. it will be that nice. 74 degrees, winds out of the northea

he was literally strutting down the hallway after the game with a cigar in his mouth. of the emotion out. he is the sixth player ever to win back-to-back final mvp awards. nick young would proclaim to anybody who would listen. all of the guys are so pumped. the postgame scene was awesome and they do it not many teams in any sport can do. successfully defended the title. >> the thing that i am most proud of is we hung together as a group. everybody was tied together and that is what it takes to get here. >> this one feels better just because it was harder. the season was not easy. >> we all won something that is bigger than ourselves. i think we'd love to see each other succeed. we love it to come together and figure stuff out on the court.>> do you consider your warriors a dynasty and where do you rank your team amongst the greatest of all time? >> no idea. not for me to answer that question. i just know what we have been able to accomplish is really meaningful and is something not many players have been able to experience. >> the big story here in cleveland will be th

talent >> he must be special if he can run for 2000 yards in a gill game meanwhile it'sin unhwiappyh hallwayhey're movin because of the tariffs levied by other president trump's tariff >>> harley david son, please build tho motorcycles in the d usa't get cute with us. th won't realize the taxes are coming way down. spent a lot of time with them. build them in the usa. your customers won't be happy phone >> we should point out tt the motorcycles he's talking about aren't gng to be sold in the usa. they wan to buildhem in europe and skirt t tariff that is way. the president gave us an update on how niaons are going with the eu. products would that your pructs, they will come back and say let's talking frankly they anywhere have. don't ever tellhem i said that. you'll screw up my negotiations. >> regardless speaking of deals thee' president saids got something good cooking when it comes to healthcare a you'll love it >> we're opening up unbelievable healthcare across state lines highly competitive. really great healthcare. for it. all of insurance companies are dieing to get it. they all want t

. >> he had not only barricaded the door but the hallway with large objects that were designed to hang us up. >> matthew, come out! >> zach pretty much whispered to me, let's go ahead and kick the door because he's not coming out. >> sheriff's office! [ gunfire ] >> this was never like anything i ever imagined. >> it was probably a 30-round magazine he dumped on us within about 30 seconds. >> he said i'm bleeding out. >> i look to my left and zach's down. my first thought is my friend's down, i need to get him. i started crawling. ids grabbed his i think it's his right boot. i mull i pulled him as far as i could. >> it was clearly an am burke. >> that's when i got shot. the bullet entered over my vest in my armpit. i saw the blood and said, ok, i got shot but after that, my attention is on him. the sarge started administering -- and me administering aid to jeff. at that point that's when i could tell i'm not good. my lung's collapsed. i was covered in blood. >> stay with us. you're all right. t you're oklahoma. -- you're oklahoma. ok. >> get out of here. >> then you start thinking abou

locker room and hallway, celebrated. 300 bottles of champagne, $300,000 in the air matching the moodf dub nation. >> i can't wait to get back to the bay, oakland, frisco, san jose, surrounding bay. napa. i'm a get rocco a good pet. get us beef jerky. don't care about the win. wants food. >> what are you going to do? >> celebrate, celebrate, celebrate, celebrate and celebrate. yes. >> we are so excited. so elated. we got three now. we got three. we're so excited. >> magic charm. >> yes it is. and it take a lot of work and preparation to achieve this goal. only thing we look at it from perspective of being blessed. truly, truly blessed. >> reporter: mom and dad did something right. rocco is klay thompson's dog, who he's going to feed beef jerky to. can't explain what it's like to be in the locker room, elbow to elbow but worth it. victory so sweet. dion lim, abc7 news. >> i'm glad rocco can be part of the celebration. >> oracle is waracle, living upg to its name. >> katie utehs got to watch confetti drop as dub nation celebrated. katie. ♪ ♪ this is how we do that >> we're a world-class

also, the restrooms are back through this hallway here. and when the final senator wraps up the event around 4:45, we're going to move to our new rooftop space on the eighth floor, and we're going to proceed through a different set of elevators. so, those folks who are staying with us all day, we will go through that roped area and down there up to the elevators. just follow the crowd. but for now, i'd like to turn it over to my colleague, angela hooks, yelp's manager of public policy, who will introduce senator hatch. >> senator orrin hatch, who in more than four decades in public service has established himself as a leading voice in the united states senate. through his work as chairman of the senate finance committee, he's fought to strengthen the economy by reforming the tax code and opening up foreign markets to american exports. as chairman of the republican high tech task force, he's pursued an innovative agenda to bolster our nation's economic competitiveness and put the needs of american entrepreneurs front and center. this includ

usually there's one or two in the hallway. >> jimmy: yeah. >> all of them were in the hallway this timect like i didn't know them. they were like, "oh, you's like that now?" [ laughter ] but we had a nice conversation. congratulations, fellas. after all those years of disappointment, you deserve it. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ]how do year? they have a new coach. i met him. >> yeah. >> jimmy: pat shurmur. >> shurmur, he's good. i like him. he did a great job in minnesota. should've been a head coach probably a long time ago. so, i'm happy with him. i think he's going to be great. we got a revamped offensive line. we got saquon barkley out of penn state -- [ scattered cheers ] as a running back. so i'm very confident that we could be knocking on the throne. >> jimmy: oh? he says no, yeah. [ laughter ] the one thing that i like about you is that you do so many different things, but you do it all well. >> thank you. >> jimmy: but one thing that i just didn't know that you did, you went to harvard? >> yeah! yeah, i went to harvard, man. >> jimmy: congrats -- >> i went to harvar

the hallways are the different, you know, what we call a slm or blm et cetera and it's their main offices are so they thought going through -- we encourage people in respective holidays always but it seemed to be a slower process and all we do essentially is were given information that brings certain questions and we just ask for additional information we have conversation and if the decision needs to be made one way or another the secretary agrees with it, it happens quicker that way. >> the decision-making process is still within the bureau or is it the secretarial level or your level? or does it depend on the decision? >> not a thing rises to the level of the secretary's office. overall the message and the departmentwide message of what comes from the secretary certainly resonates but each decision doesn't come to our office and at the beginning a lot of decisions were being made in washington. it seemed to be in that is no way to run a railroad. that's not the secretary wants to see things shake out. the decision should be made out in the field closer to where the community that are i

so in this art gallery, you can walk through the hallways and appreciate this art, but that, too, can make a whole different level. you done have to see the art, can you go if through the art. you don't have to worry about the 6-year-old destroying it. >> have they turned these art pieces into immersive experience or are these art? >> in fact, these are from an artist. in that picture we just went into is the festival of lights like a family treat. >> think of this, so many artists are struggling to get their art hung in a gallery. are we going to visit the future gallery of art? >> this is a realm of art on a two dimensional art put up or more sculpture. whole digital r the art. and that. >> that's kind of neat. >> you got pe talking about art on "right this minute." >> it's making me so happy. think of all the part pieces you love or loved and if you could go into a museum and take your time and look at etching. >> a little boy busts out of pre school. gets cookies and milk. not good enough for a snack. >> he knew where the treats were. and silence, it's the latest challenge. >> it'

-- >> six hours we sat in the wa -- hallway.hen we went in there i thought it was-- it was like i hadn't woke up from a nightmare. >> reporter: word came in the middle of the night, just after 1:00 a.m. the jury had a verdict. >> and everyone kinda started scrambling and i started texting my family. >> you're all filing into court, going to your table. what did you think? >> that's when your stomach starts churning, and although it's air conditioning and you're cold, you're hot. your hands start to sweat, and you're thinking, "geez, did we do everything we could? was there something we could have done differently?" >> reporter: brittany closed her eyes in a silent prayer and waited. the family clasped hands as the judge read the verdict. >> we the jury find the defendant, russell adkins guilty. >> reporter: brittany doubled over finally feeling the weight of it all. >> when i heard guilty, i had lost it. i started bawling and it was almost like did i really even hear that word, you know? it was just so crazy, you know? i was hap

she was brought in by sfpd on the 72-hour psychiatric hold and being treated in the hallway. sources tell our investigative reporter it appears no one checked on her for four hours then her body was found. no word yet on the cause of her death. the city which runs sf general told us it always cooperates with police investigations but cannot comment on any patient due to privacy laws. the latest death comes a week after the body of 75-year-old ruby anderson was found in the stairwell on hospital grounds. anderson suffered from dementia walked away from a residential care facility 12 days before her body was found. >>> folks, good morning, we're looking over all at a lighter volume of traffic kicking in for east bay but the south bay is is hereone w you can see problems for northern 101. the highway jammed up and we havewo lanes blocked. two middle lanes are blocked so traffic is squeezing by on either side of the crash. this is the alert from chp and this is the big jam for 101 and 87 builds up as well. let's take you to the waze system and show you what's going on. the timing

this granite used to be the outside of the building and now it is the entryway to a hallway that leadso the governor's office. >> reporter: the historic section was renovated in the 80s and it is the newer section that lawmakers say needs replacing. a few years ago a pipe burst flooding the lt gov's office and ruining the ceiling, walls and carpet. there is also no sprinkler system. this is the addition completed in 1952 and it never did match the historic structure leaving visitors walking on single level and finally seta -- and suddenly finding themselves on a different level floor. >> this size -- side has six floors and the other side has four floors and they don't match . >> reporter: a new state office building that is currently in off -- a parking lot a block away from the capital will be billed and serve as office space until the new capital is complete.>> reporter: and lawmakers in san mateo county will decide whether to raise the fees for juvenile offenders tomorrow. >> incarceration is enough. for us to settle young people and their families with debt is not acceptable. we n

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commuters at time stepping over and through people that were just passed out in the hallway. many of them intravenous drug users. sometimes even used needles seen thrown around. later this morning, mark farrell will roll out a new plan joined by the police department. >>> moving a little closer to a final iszed plan for the long talked about grade separation project. it would involve moving the train tracks off of street level to improve traffic flow. palo alto weekly reports last night council members took some options off the table over concerns they could lead to imminent domain seizures. the problem is still years away from even starting and likely will not be finished for at least a decade. >>> keeping you safe this fourth of july. with the dry conditions in contra costa county, firefighters want you to be extra cautious with those fireworks. to drive things home for you right now. yesterday the contra costa county district demonstrated what happens when tinder dry grass and fireworks meet. it was not a pretty sight. even a common sprinkler ignited within seconds and all

but it's been reported that the woman died while in a bed in the hallway of the hospital's psychiatricnd that the dead woman had been here on a involuntary 72 hour hold, which happens with when a person is considered dangerous , suicidal or gravely disabled due to mental illness. that death comes less than a week after the body of ruby andersen was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. that gruesome discovery coming 10 days after the 76 year old was reported missing from the residential board and care facility for those over 60 with diagnosed mental issues. that case has sparked a number of investigation and prompted more security changes. and has some asking how it could have happened again. back in 2013 lynne spalding, a hospital patient who had been missing for weeks was found dead of dehydration in an sf general stairwell. now after this most recent death i asked the city's current mayor is he has any plans to step in...his response...let's wait and see.. their investigations happening with both of those incidents we obviously take them very seriously, especial

." >> 5:39, new details about the woman found dead in a hallway at sf general. laverne kriner, a story our investigative unit broke last week. she was there on a psychiatric observation hold sources tell us she was on a bed in a hallway but no one checked on her from 2:00 to 6:00 in the morng. during those four hours, sometime in there she died. sfpd is investigating and hospital says the autopsy found no signs of foul play. kriner's death came one week after the death of this woman, 75-year-old ruby anderson who died in a stairwell of an engineering building on hospital grounds. >>> cocoa commuters get ready to tap on those brakes. the board of supervisors may slow the speed limit along several stretches of the highway. the north section in the kingston area is dropping from 50 to 45 down south approaching the contra costa county line, that speed limit drops from 55 to 50. this is based on engineering and traffic surveys required every ten years. >> got to be careful out there. early in the commute, some folks definitely pushed the speed limit and it's going to

he reached this tiny hallway where he says he saw a silhouette standing in front of him about three feetys he made a split second decision to fire his gun, fearing for his life. all of this happening he says in the pitch black darkness. >> about how far away were you from them? >> me to you. >> reporter: but the person lars shot was not an intruder. it was debbie. police quickly determined that the only shot fired in the house came from lars's gun. he said it was an accident -- a case of mistaken identity. >> everything happened so fast. >> reporter: nevertheless -- >> any kind of infidelities going on between you or with her anything like that? >> no sir. i trust her completely. completely. >> reporter: lars answered each of the investigators' questions. >> reporter: in return, he just wanted to know one thing -- >> nobody has told me anything about if she's alright. >> reporter: so after two hours of talking, they broke the news -- >> i don't know how to tell you this, but your wife didn't make it. okay? she is deceased. >> dammit. >> reporter: just before 10:00 am police let lars go.

the bart civic center station, notorious for trash, discarded needles and people shooting up in the hallway. starting with a plan of a kiosk to dispose of needles. sfpd will increase foot patrols in the area. and health officials say there will be more outreach to the homeless and drug addicts. >> it's a problem that's been here for 10, 20, 30 years. i do think that if someone actually sat down and applied themselves to it over time they could make a difference. i just haven't seen the will to do it. >> it is a big issue. coming up, how big the addiction problem has become and how many needles are discarded and collected on the streets of san francisco. >>> a lot of smiles and some happy it tears after a stolen puppy was reunited with her owner. luis gutierrez couldn't stop hugging his husky puppy after it was found. nyela was found. the man walked into a business, grabbed the dog and gave it to his estranged girlfriend who lives 90 mile the away. the suspect's estranged girlfriend was unaware the puppy was stolen and not involved in the crime. >>> it's one of the biggest weekends of the ye