. >> okay then jerry grace. >> derek, one thing i just thought about this, very important to me, everything you had on there is a great idea. only one thing you left out -- i never thought about this -- people that can't see or can see a little bit but my friend sara is a very good person and she do a lot of different things. she has one bad arm and one good arm, and she can see a whole lot but can't go out at night and only in the day time go out there do what she need to do get back before it get dark. so what i'm trying to say is she can she can't see very well but everything you had on there is great i love it. a some of the people it's hard for me to explain it, but in the picture -- thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for your comment. if your friend is interested, she can contact our agency and we can work with her to find adaptable solutions to fit her needs. >> any other public comment? >> good afternoon councilmembers. i work with the ilrc up in san francisco. i was speaking to recognize the crew of the fire truck company number one that came to my aid when i was stuck on a gold

graced form -- disgraced former football coach, jerry sandusky is taking action. vic is in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: jerry sandusky wants pennsylvania's highest court to take up its appeal. in a petition just released today, sandusky said the trial judge should have instructed jurors. it also claims that sandusky's lawyers lack sufficient time to prepare for the trial. the former coach abused a number of boys over several decades. sandusky was convicted last year and is serving a 30- to 60- year state prison sentence. >>> early ther week, penn state reached a settlement with 26 victims, agreeing to pay them nearly $60 million. >>> first, a kidnapping. then an attempted carjacking, after his mother is involved in two frightening encounters. baseball hall-of-famer, cal ripken, jr., speaks about the incident. jessica kartalija joins us with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, cal ripken is calling the whole thing very bizarre. but he said he's leaving the investigating up to police. >> reporter: just last month, an attempted carjacking in broad dayligh