department 6 inspects we have a signed letter of preapplication meeting basically confirming and kruger with the analysis we're making every structural engineer in the city will delusional uh-huh tell you the stimuli pilot seismic upgrade will rely on the structural elements or new elements that's not trigger or engage some of the old seeksdz in this case the horizon extension was sitting down easier to implement we don't have to gage the existing walls or modify some of the elements particularly in the front of the building and important importantly utilities a series of structural extremely framed that unfortunately will most likely eliminate the option of being able to stay in the house awhile you're doing the construction work the proposal we have will allow the project sponsor to remain in the how did that while your critiquing this so they'll not be forced into having to find xhoomgsdz during the construction phase it would be lengthy maybe 6 to 9 months to implement that's an added cost horizon vision we're proposing is an edition that can be obviously implemented in a less effic

. >> yes, she is trying to call her friends back but look down the roadway, this is the kruger national park and there are animals in the road taking their time holding up traffic, they ca. >> do they lick each other when they get there and like oh, hi? >> dreams do come true. that's exactly what does happen in this video. >> this is a good day. >> any time you can find your friends and get licked back into the group is a goo >> that's how i got this job. >> when they see each other they start running they start the head rubbing and all that marking and stuff that cats do. >> that's cool. that's really cool that the whole group was looking for her and that they were excited to see her.. i want to be a lion. better friends. >> this just shows us their behavi. let's finish this show first. >>> the way the world is today with cameras being anywhere and the fact we can all upload things we are getting unique windows into the world. some are really funny, some are really exciting and some are very troubling like these. the first video very short one, has caused waves in korea. it's cctv in a

hyena walking through then kruger national park in africa. the hyena doesn't notice the lion until much much later. that hyena is halfway past the lion when it finally notices and the lion gives chase. >> that's a perfect example of demonstrating how their sort of camouflage works. he did not have a clue until that last second. >> yeah but it's a hyena. you expect them to have senses like i smell lion. >> he does eventually pick up on it. he had that feeling i'm being watched. something doesn't feel right around here. >> this a completely different video of hyenas. what we have hyena cubs and they are getting a good look at the camera. this is a video captured in botswana. who knew little hyenas so adorably cute. >> these cubs are very interested in the go pro so they come investigate. >> this guy is a stunt rider in queensland australia for the warner brother movies world. this is what he's supposed to be doing. you saw the first rider go up over the jump turned around. now he's popping a wheelie coming back across the set and something, oh,

> san francisco tenant union i'm here to speak in favor thought you addressing this situation and kruger with the comments of steve the tenderloin how's about the examples of commercial conversion the only thing i will add you'll hear in property owners and business interests they're going through what we want in my experience at the end of the day they're saying thank you for regulating us believe it or not at the end of the day they often say thanks for stopping and not showing you the limits doing we we do as business people i encourage you to do that is there any member of the public who wishes to speak on item 2 seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues is there a motion on this item. >> yes. i'd like to make a motion would like to make closing comments and move forward with a positive recommendation. >> thank you. i want to make a couple of points. >> as amended? >> yes. as amended thank you madam clerk i want to make a couple of comments for the response on the members of the public back in the fall of 2013 actually in december of 2013, the mayor issued an executive order d

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. >> reporter: in hard-hit california the epicenter of the outbreak, kellie kruger says her 3-year-old came down with the measles despite the fact he had been vaccinated. >> when they told us it was measles it was such a weird, kind of old-fashioned thing like who gets measles? >> reporter: many doctors are blaming the so-called anti-vaccers parents who are afraid to have their kids vaccinated because of side effects. >> even a touch, sneeze, make things tricky at the super bowl, where health officials stress they can be on guard and hope anyone showing symptoms stays home. cecilia. neal karlinsky leading us off tonight. thank you. abc's chief medical editor, dr. richard bester. rich, this story just keeps on growing. who needs to worry tonight? >> it's really those people who haven't been vaccinated. whether you were in the train, or another state in a school, store or clinic. if you were not vaccinated and possibly exbossed and you get a fever, call your doctor. they can tell you whether you have measles. >> that list of states is growing. what will it take to stop this? >> again it

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like kellie kruger's 3-year-old son who was infected even after being inoculated. >> they told us it measles. it was a weird, old-fashioned thing. who gets measles? >> reporter: officials now monitoring 200 patients for possible exposure. and with an estimated 1 million visitors pouring in for tonight's super bowl, the threat of the virus reaching more people is putting the city on alert. now, health officials say if you do think you have been exposed, it's important to try to avoid public places. and reach out to your doctor. it may not be too late to get vaccinated. paula? >> good advice. mara mara shaf campchiavocampo on the case for us this morning. thank you, mara. >>> next to the horrific video from isis. showing the barbaric beheading of the japanese hostage. a week after his colleague was also beheaded by the islamist terror group. president obama has condemned the killing as heinous. with japanese officials shocked by this brutality. brian ross has the latest. food -- good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, paula. the gruesome video came at the end of the week of fai

repressor kruger, really appreciate your time.ault -- professor krueger, appreciate your time could the saltwater economists have done a good job protecting the economy. we will show you coming up how the obama administration is reacting. he talk to labor secretary tom perez. ♪ matt: welcome back to "in the loop." i am matt miller, in for betty liu today. the economy added 257,000 jobs in january and the unemployment rate rising likely due to more participation in the labor market, not necessarily a bad thing. as markets digest the data, they are following earnings for the top u.s. companies. the biggest theme that has emerged during his running season, especially over the last three days is the effect of the dollar. julie hyman has been keeping a tally -- yesterday i think you were drinking every time a company reported -- julie: i wasn't. it was just something i suggested to people at home. you would be pretty trashed -- matt: probably shouldn't do it before the bell. how often are you hearing this? julie: i'm hearing it a lot.

joining me for today's options insight is jim's kruger -- jim sugar. the announcement that greece has gotten extension on its bailout. >> the theme this entire year until -- since december has been elevated volatility. we really want to see volatility come in across these asset classes for we have significant coverage in u.s. equities. having more confidence that that unwind is happening. if you look at europe behind the news on greece, you have an index that is up over 11%. the euro stocks index. it is underlining the two x, down 15% today. currency is unwinding. maybe there was some buying ahead of this but in volatility terms, there is some unwind happening. >> european central bank has indicated it will be supporting asset prices. when you look at volatility in the u.s., the decks at almost 15. have we settled down where we will not peek above 16? >> the open question is, where does the future curve go over the next few weeks? does vicks return or does it find stability around 14 or 15? if it does find stability, that lends more risk to u.s. equiti