kruger is not an adjacent property. if you can see our property is 14 2w50i broadway restrict and he and the altering complainants are not property owners and the 311 notification process didn't require notification for this type of permit mr. kruger said he had a concern and that was in june 5th i was aware of what was going on so this was a complaint i filed with the department of building inspection r building department we wanted to be a good neighbor i met with mr. kruger's wife walked to her apartment and said, yes we're blocking some of your views. the original building permit has 42 inch radials at the adjacent properties. and those are what mr. kruger was complaining about we spent a lot of time and money redesigning it we had the framed up there were solid walls we took those out and put up glass rails we're going to get a revised building permit. so we spent quite a bit of time and money and addressed mr. kruger's concerns. there's a section of wall that we didn't replace it was a $20,000 wall. we filed permi

kruger's wife walked to her apartment and said, yes we're blocking some of your views. the original building permit has 42 inch radials at the adjacent properties. and those are what mr. kruger was complaining about we spent a lot of time and money redesigning it we had the framed up there were solid walls we took those out and put up glass rails we're going to get a revised building permit. so we spent quite a bit of time and money and addressed mr. kruger's concerns. there's a section of wall that we didn't replace it was a $20,000 wall. we filed permits we worked with the building department and the codes are clear about what notification we have to provide so thank you very much and - yeah. thank you very much >> thank you. >> anything from the departments yes mr. sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez planning staff. just briefly that notification pursuant to section 311 is not for the decks in general they don't require notification has this board knows we have many roof detentions brought before this board if they were adding agree staircase to provide a deck that w

the africa from kruger sightings, a leopard lying in wait. a warthog.ungle goes to the leopard here. >> the warthog has no idea the leopard is this close. the leopard goes in for the kill. wait. something's wrong. >> and the warthog takes off. >> almost like the leopard didn't know what to do. like, wait a minute, too easy. >> supposed to run. >> did you see the dust? it's like speedy gonzalez. like a cartoon. >> maybe it's its first time out hunting. >> it's a possibility. the war hog like this is not going to smell so great. had no clue. talk about blowing it. >> that's our show, everybody, thanks for joining us. see you for the next edition of "rtm." >> announcer: live, from new york city, it's wendy williams! today the remarkable rosie perez tells wendy all about her revealing memoir and gives us the lowdown about working with jennifer lopez. plus, has grammy norwood called off her engagement? wendy has the details. and all the latest juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy! >> wendy: beautiful. we

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. >> brady kruger. >> john. >> i'm eva pilgrim coming up next on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m., a map is shot in the street, police say else the victim of a drive-by. >>> an ac casino is facing several lawsuits from people who say they were roughed by security staff. we have the video. >>> we have the seven-day forecast and an e ♪ don't disguise bad odors. ♪ continuously neutralize them with glad with febreze. >> good morning, it is saturday august 9, i'm eva pilgrim here's what we're following for you right now on "action news." >>> happened to the summer swelter? cool air let people turn off the air-conditioning overnight. >>> new at 9:00 a.m., a fire in southwest philadelphia is called suspicious, what happened moments before the fire coming up. >>> and the eagles lose their preseason opener, the birds fans have something to talk about, though, we'll share those comments, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, at least we're winning in the weather department. >> reporter: it is

kruger said he had to come. >> this is where they need us. there's a really big lack of resources. if we weren't here, in would be nothing. >> ebola hits many countries. this outbreak is out of control. >> in the last two weeks, they've doubled their capacity here for confirmed ebola patients, and they're doing all they can to help those who are sick, but they're absolutely at capacity here. >> the level of effort that it is right now, will it stop this disease? >> no, to be clear, no. and it's really difficult. we are -- we don't know where we're staying. it's frustrating for us, we don't have the capacity to go everywhere. >> here they do what they can. in the high risk zone, this woman calls out for help. she has ebola, so does her son. ebola is so deadly, it's killing our citizens, killing our country. her husband and son died of the disease. 70% of confirmed cases here will die too. >> she's confident -- >> to talk to her we must stand a few feet away. the strict protocols protect us. the cruelty is, they isolate her. still, she believes her 12-year-old daughter will make it,

stefan kruger says he had to come. >> i really just think this is really needed. and there's a really big lack of resources. and at the moment, the truth is if we weren't here they'd be -- >> reporter: but here they are losing the battle. ebola has hit four countries. the number of infections continue to rise. this outbreak is out of control. in the last two weeks, they've doubled their capacity here for confirmed ebola patients. and they're doing all they can to help those who are sick. but they're absolutely at capacity here. >> the level of effort that it is right now stop the disease? >> no. to be fair, no. and it's really difficult. because we are running behind the outbreak. we don't know where we are staying. it's really frustrating for us. because we don't have the capacity to go everywhere. >> reporter: but here they do what they can. in the high-risk zone, this woman calls out for help. she has ebola. so does her son. ebola is so deadly it's killing our citizens. it's killing our country says tena nalu. her husband and son died of the disease. 70% of con

. >> reporter: alan kruger will loom large. he was invited but couldn't attend and argued the market is tighter than believed risk inflation because those long-term unemployed and dropped out of the work force he believes are not coming back to work. >> long-term employment remains high and in my view, the evidence suggests the long-materilong-term unemployed kpes plus sure on the labor market and give up searching for a job. >> reporter: janet yell loen >> reporter: janet yell loe kno of his work. >> i think it's premature, frankly, to jump to that conclusion that that argument is correct and i've made some arguments in other remarks that i've given about why i think that the long-term unemployed are likely to move back more actively into the labor force. >> reporter: yellen got some backing in the most recent jobs report that showed 230,000 people came streaming back into the work force and wage gains were muted. at issue in the great rate debate, when will the fed hike rates and how far will they go? judging by years past, b

probable que la clase media estÁ experimentando una recuperaciÓn con dÉficit de dÉcadas, declarÓ alan krugerocumentados tambiÉn tiene acceso a esta clase y recursos financieros. >> una persona muerta, mÁs de una decena de casas destruidas, y cerca de 30 daÑadas es el saldo de deslizamiento de tierra que se registrÓ en las Áreas montaÑosas del condado de san bernardino. un hombre muriÓ luego de que su auto por arrastrado por el agua de un arroyo que se desbordÓ, tras una intensa lluvia, que tomÓ a todos por sorpresa. ademÁs de lodo, se estÁ cool hizo el paso por las carreteras, dejando varados a unos dos distintos habitantes. en mÉxico, un juez federal le negÓ la libertad bajo fianza rodrigo vallejo mora, acusado de supuestos vÍnculos con el grupo liberal de los caballeros templarios. nos explica cuÁl es la situaciÓn jurÍdica del hijo del gobernador de michoacÁn, fausto vallejo. >> rodrigo vallejo deberÁ permanecer en una prisiÓn, luego de que un juez federal, denegar este lunes su libertad provisional bajo fianza. el hijo del ex gobernador de michoacÁn, fausto vallejo, está úencubrimiento de

stephon kruger says, he had to come. >> i really just think this is what we need is this and there iseally big lack of resources and at the moment, the truth is if they miss it, they would do nothing. i mean, that's a good enough reason. >> reporter: they are losing the battle. ebola hit four countries, the number of infections continue to rise. the outbreak is out of control. in the last two weeks, they have doubled their capacity here for confirmed ebola patients and they are doing all they can to help those who are sick, but they are absolutely at capacity here. the level of effort is right now stop this disease? >> no, to be clear, no. it's really difficult because we're running behind. we don't know where we're staying and it's really frustrating for us because we don't have the capacity to go everywhere. >> reporter: but here, they do what they can. in the high risk zone, this woman calls out for help. she has ebola, so does her son. ebola is so deadly, it's killing our citizens, it's killing our country. her husband and son died of the disease. 70% of confirmed cases here will

. >> i knew it was kruger. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is an abc 7 news update. >>ine tucker. taking a look at some of the stories top in the region today -- in d.c. police are searching for a suspect in connection with a homicide that happened last night around 11:00. shot andy a man was died of his injuries. the man killed has not yet been identified. today there might be some celebrity sightings in downtown is. where "house of cards" shooting. we will have a list of where you can expect crews to be on our website. we toss it over now to the weather center. how is it going, dave? >> you could hardly tell it is august. only 190-degree day this month. high clouds. laurel, 66. i-72 in washington. -- 72 in washington. here is the big story to the south -- look at all those showers on the virginia, north carolina border. high-pressure reigning supreme. yesterday, 84. 87.season norm is there might be a stray shower. a mild day. tomorrow, repeat performance. 85 or more sunshine. next week, slight chance of showers each day with temperatures only about 80 , car. >> thank

stephon kruger says he has to come. >> this is what we need is really big lack of resources and at thehey do nothing. i mean, that's a good enough reason. >> reporter: they losing the battle. ebola hit four countries. this out break is out of control. in the last two weeks, they doubled the capacity for confirmed ebola patients and doing all they can to help those who are sick but absolutely at capacity here. what the effort is now, will it stop the disease? >> no, it's difficult. we don't know where we're staying and it's frustrating for us because we don't have a capacity to go everywhere. >> reporter: here they do what they can. in the high risk zone, this woman calls out for help. she has ebola, so does her son. ebola is so deadly it's killing our citizens, it's killing our country she says. her husband and son died of the disease. 70% of confirmed cases here will die, too. so she's confident. >> reporter: to talk to her we must stand a few feet away, the protocols protect us, the cruelty is they isolate her. still, she believes her 12-year-old daughter will make it and so will she

for fester kruger joins us each and every job stay.m glassman would join us on radio. michael spence will join us with arguably the essay on the summer. he joins us from new york university. michael spence on new digital economies. mr. mcafee at m.i.t.. a wonderful set of guests. busy morning. >> a very busy morning. what are people saying about the price market action over the past 24 hours? >> we're down three percent as you know. i just did the math on the correction. marketrection and bear is 14 thousand 100. nowhere near that. certainly more volatile with the vix near 17 than anything with seen in months. >> certainly is. looking forward to the show. later on in the show. tom mentioning he has bill gross joining him later on. pretty well known name in the bond world. his son knows very little about bonds. i find that the little bit hard to believe. he does know a lot about beats. he is making tech and media investments tied to the music industry. jon erlichman with him. >> 25 euros and the gross loves the drums. crazy one.s the he

. >> a look now at our images of the day, taking us to kruger national park in south africa with scientists used darts to catch a bull elephant, taking blood samples. they are trying to confront a new poacher threat after finding a dead male bull with its tusks severed off. there are around 15,000 elephants in that national park. >> aljazeera america presents a break through television event borderland... >> are you tellin' me it's ok to just open the border, and let em' all run in? >> the teams live through the hardships that forced mira, omar and claudette into the desert. >> running away is not the answer... >> is a chance at a better life worth leaving loved ones behind? >> did omar get a chance to tell you goodbye before he left? >> which side of the fence are you on? >> sometimes immigration is the only alternative people have. borderland only on al jazeera america >> a live look at gaza right now where israeli tanks are sitting in a defensive position. both sides respecting a 72 hour ceasefire. good morning, and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters. the