sheriff's detective howard cole was sent in pursuit. >> it was believed that quinn gray's cell phonecked to an area west of orlando. >> but something had gone wrong. before tracing the calls, investigators had to get a judge's approval. and in the rush to fill out the proper paperwork, someone made a small, but critical error. >> when they actually went to get the order signed by a judge, what was typed into the actual affidavit and order, the numbers were transposed. >> so somebody put the wrong phone number in? >> human error. >> so the phone you were following wasn't quinn's phone? >> correct. >> how long did you follow that other phone. >> all day saturday. >> and suddenly what investigators thought were solid leads from quinn's cell phone simply vanished. >> when you realized you were following the wrong cell phone, what? >> my hair was on fire. my hair was on fire. i thought how can something like this happen and we were really back to square one, who are we looking for? we had no idea. >> the rest of saturday went by with no word from quinn or the kidnappers. meanwhile, quinn'

for howard street, march 7t 7th would have been a nice day. >> next speaker, please. >> cole brennan, nun and jonathan gabot. >> good afternoon. i'm here to ask for a complete network of protected bike lanes, including intersection designs. i walk, take transit and i bike but i don't bike as much as i used to or as much as i would like to. i don't bike because i'm often scared and honestly curious about the incessant concept of motorists, parking and loading in the bike zone. this conflict is inevitable in the current street designs. safe designs are well-known and infrastructure is what works, paint does not. i want slower traffic speeds. i want fewer cars and i want the safe physically protected bike network that we all know are possible. the protected bike lanes need to include intersections and need to be installed in every neighborhood to help the city meet goals for vision zero, for clear air and climate change. thank you. >> jonathan, michael. >> i came here one time before and it was to speak about gun violence and they said it's not about gun violence. it was about the sport'