they are able to krau -- draw from the city to pay for them through property taxes. it's an interesting option because the loan travels with the property as opposed to the individual. >> did i hear you say that you are an allowing the owner to a hundred percent path -- pass through? >> to go back to one of your comments, you indicated that in the area of other code requirements that maybe triggered by this and the only one you mentioned was the 20 percent for ada or accessibility purposes, is that the only one? >> to our knowledge it's the only one. there may be some issues to deal with there. they have been very diligent. miss the ancillary work could not be part of this. if you say 20 kitchen bathroom remodels. that's to keep things very simple on the process an compliance side and to ease the burden so they are just looking at the soft story retrofitting and not plan checking anything else. >> the additional structures may have an interface with some other code issues and i don't know whether that has been thought out? >> you are correct, things like gas meter rel

they are able to krau -- draw from the city to pay for them through property taxes. it's an interesting option because the loan travels with the property as opposed to the individual. >> did i hear you say that you are an allowing the owner to a hundred percent path -- pass

. >> and she just started krauing? >> she crawled for the first time on sunday. actually had a joke being my only okie, you would crawl on suchbd. at least we had that last memory, i got to see her crawl before she was taken. >> and how are you other kids doing? >> they're doing surprisingly well. my 11-year-old son, damien, and my 8-year-old daughter, aria, they're carrying on as if it's normal life. and that's good. i mean, we discussed what has happened. i believe in full disclosure. >> they're 11 and 9? >> no, 11 and 8. >>> i discussed everything with them, and me and my wife hugged and kids are resilient. as soon as that hug was over, they went to terrorizing the hospital for as long as they could. >> and how is your wife? >> she's doing good. she sustained a couple lacerations, which is not bad, considering what i saw at ground zero where she should have been, according to how we did our tornado drill. >> she actually was picked up by this storm? >> right. and i didn't know that until yesterday morning. i had spoken with her and she finally had some clarity

. >> phil kraus and steve newton are the coowners of a restaurant that honor and serve the military,ice and firefighters. they donate some of their profits to first responder groups. folks in uniform eat free on 9/11 and two other days and they play the nationalnthem at noon every day. ♪ [ applause ] >> who would have thought you would hear a business owner say, the best two minutes of the day are when the registers are not ringing as much as how you are feeling. >> the walls are filled with memorabilia, uniforms and patches, posters. >> we say this is the safest dining room with the military, police and fire that are here dining at lunch and dinner. >> when the first responders come in here, what is the buzz? >> it's a welcome home for them almost. it's almost like this is their clubhouse. bill and steve started the business a year and a half ago. >> it runs deep for me, oldest son finished up 4-1/2 years marine corp, two tours of duty. our youngest is going into the military this year. >> it's important to me to tip my hat every day for those folks that provided those freedoms and

. >> kraus have pulled a big rig out of the xajette river. they're hoping to pull a car, pickup truck and steel debris from the water before the day is over. this part of i-5 collapsed thursday after a tractor trailer carrying an oversized load hit the bridge. no one was killed but it's causing detour headaches. transportation officials hope to have a temporary bridge up by moid-june. >>> a hijacker so home sick he's willing to risk prison to come back too the u.s. william potts forced a plane to cuba over 30 years ago. he served a prison sentence on the island. now he wants to rejoin his family in the states, even though he'd likely face trial and more prison time here. potts says u.s. officials won't respond to him, and the u.s. attorney's office in miami won't say why. >>> well, no, they can't fly, but one penguin at seaworld in orlando took a flying leap out of its tainks and ended up just waddling in front of park guests. seaworld officials say the birds are getting used to a new home and this one probably misjudged the wall when he was