case 20s 15-00781 oth landmark designation work program. sfgovtv can you go to the computer, please? >> good afternoon, susan parks department staff. the item is knaurtly update on status of landmark designation work program from april 1 to june 30 of this year along with the presentation [inaudible] and overall repriorization the work program. to start with, i'll go through the work program items that have come before you and those expected to come in the coming months. i will kniv a update on the survey teams oretd projects and performance measures we are tracking and go through the programs that are pending and discuss proposed additions. we have around 40 recommendations and go through those in sections and after each section i'll open up for discussion. the second part the discussion our intern [inaudible] will walk through the summer internship where she identifies the sites of civil rights. let's get started. during the last reporting quarter, 3 designations were finalize, land mark 270 [inaudible] and alameda emergency hospital. two

a landmark is a permanent thing. the other landmarks in town are really permanent. the city in my view should be a very good steward and be a very good example to the rest of the town. agriculture's always been the lifeblood of colorado's eastern plains. and many of the internees here at camp amache were farmers. and they adjusted quickly to working the fields to provide food for the camps. german prisoners of war worked the fields in northern colorado to help support a thriving sugar industry. our last site was crucial to that industry. the great western sugar factory in brighton. when we see these white sugar silos, we know we're home. they say home is where the heart is, and for many in the city of brighton, these white sugar silos at the great western sugar plant are the heart of the community. they refer to the great western sugar company like it's one of their friends, not a factory or a business. but sugar was business on colorado's eastern plains. big business. this one, it missed the harvest. john weigandt's family has been a part of that business for four

. >> golden gate park >> we have the landmark designation complete for stowic house. the renovation is complete so if the commission felt that was worthy of just moving forward we can certainly do that. again, that is one where it is sort of just sitting there. >> the stand theater >> we had a discussion with the owner about that and they haven't reengaged us since it opened so there hasn't been progress there. >> i had a question about the strand theater, my understanding is the only thing left is the facade and there is nothing of the interior that is left. >> that is correct. >> there are portions of the theater shell that are there but they have been altered. >> pretty significantly. >> they were pursuing article 11 designation which is limited to the exterior and we made them aware it is up to the commission to decide whether or not enough of the building is retained to warrant designation >> that doesn't seem like a high priority. it is renovated and not going anywhere. >> i think with most of the property said on the existing work program we made aside from the

individual landmark. and their cultural and social heritage hasn't been adequately recognized. we referred to them as phrases but i want stress we might not do in this order but category of properties that we can pick and choose from accordly. staff serves as technical staff to the historic preservation committee. we are working on the african-american historic context statement and we're working with the his and cultural society how to create an outreach plan for that project. the latino historic statement and from various areas and sacred heart and new deal content statement. staff works on the grants for under represented communities and for civil rights in san francisco and we expect to apply for a second grant soon to identify african-american specific sites in san francisco. as far as our performance measures the first is that we complete no new designations during the quarter. number two, the application has been posted to the website for over a year. number 3, again no new designations and four th

individual landmark. and their cultural and social heritage hasn't been adequately recognized. we referred to them as phrases but i want stress we might not do in this order but category of properties that we can pick and choose from accordly. staff serves as technical staff to the historic preservation committee. we are working on the african-american historic context statement and we're working with the his and cultural society how to create an outreach plan for that project. the latino historic statement and from various areas and sacred heart and new deal content statement. staff works on the grants for under represented communities and for civil rights in san francisco and we expect to apply for a second grant soon to identify african-american specific sites in san francisco. as far as our performance measures the first is that we complete no new designations during the quarter. number two, the application has been posted to the website for over a year. number 3, again no new designations and four th

case 20s 15-00781 oth landmark designation work program.fgovtv can you go to the computer, please? >> good afternoon, susan parks department staff. the item is knaurtly update on status of landmark designation work program from april 1 to june 30 of this year along with the presentation [inaudible] and overall repriorization the work program. to start with, i'll go through the work program items that have come before you and those expected to come in the coming months. i will kniv a update on the survey teams oretd projects and performance measures we are tracking and go through the programs that are pending and discuss proposed additions. we have around 40 recommendations and go through those in sections and after each section i'll open up for discussion. the second part the discussion our intern [inaudible] will walk through the summer internship where she identifies the sites of civil rights. let's get started. during the last reporting quarter, 3 designations were finalize, land mark 270 [inaudible] and alameda emergency hospital. two d

case 20s 15-00781 oth landmark designation work program.fgovtv can you go to the computer, please? >> good afternoon, susan parks department staff. the item is knaurtly update on status of landmark designation work program from april 1 to june 30 of this year along with the presentation [inaudible] and overall repriorization the work program. to start with, i'll go through the work program items that have come before you and those expected to come in the coming months. i will kniv a update on the survey teams oretd projects and performance measures we are tracking and go through the programs that are pending and discuss proposed additions. we have around 40 recommendations and go through those in sections and after each section i'll open up for discussion. the second part the discussion our intern [inaudible] will walk through the summer internship where she identifies the sites of civil rights. let's get started. during the last reporting quarter, 3 designations were finalize, land mark 270 [inaudible] and alameda emergency hospital. two d

it would have been his job to know what the landmark was going -- what the landmark the division was going to move towards was. it was not important for even colonels, company officers, those men didn't even need to know what the landmark was for the only people who needed to know would be brigade commanders, so they could instruct the regiment of direction as to where they were supposed to go. the argument that they could not see it, i have never understood that argument. if you go to the teacher or -- if you go to the peach orchard where lee come along street and the others observed the enemy lines and ultimately came up with the idea to attack the union center, you can't miss it. it sticks out like a sore thumb, the angle. the clumps of trees is a perfect landmark to guide a large force to hit in an area that you knew would be vulnerable to the union front. there is no way robert e lee would have made a attack because pickett's men would've had to present their flank for hundreds of yards to the federals on cemetery ridge. what i would say is you don't need a lot of people to say

landmark students will go to desert spirit. and challenger students are going to by centennial north and days. the district officials said that the studentacy education will not suffer because of it. >> able to give them practically a full-day schedule and we will have to cut the time off at the start of the day and the end of the day simply for transportation and it will take a while to get from a to b. >> reporter: the project will take about 5 weeks and cost $2 it will be about 5 ours of school. they will take the morning part and the other schools the latter part. hopefully only 5 weeks at this point. allison rodriguez, abc15. >>> breaking overnight, an active investigation at 43rd and ocatillo, just south of glendale avenue and 43rd avenue in glendale. early this morning, officers responded to reports of a shooting. there was a man who had been shot and i injuries are non-life- threatening. no arrests have been made and the investigation continues, dan. >>> 6 minutes after 6:00, and this morning, we are learning more about

landmark are very old schools. not surprising. sure definitely would have been better for this to be taken care will be affected by it. i would like to know why they were not repaired over summer. it's been present for many years. all the kids in district have to suffer. if you want to give your two currents, log on to facebook and join in discussion. >> d.p.s. is looking to track down hit-and-run driver. vict morning on northbound lanes north of thomas road. good samaritan stopped to help. driver was hit after getting owe by someone who took off exiting it at the road. drove light colored pick pickup. name of man who died is not yet suspected of shooting at a car early yesterday morning. leonardo was standing in median of freeway when shot at the car hitting wind windshield. they located woman and said she was assaulted. no word why rodriguez opened fire. facing ten counts. limits. >> facing domestic violence charges. officers, called out to the house last night. they say that david hunt pushed it woman against a wall. witnesses

both landmark and challenger have been closed for days while repairs. they will split classes with bicentennial north but all of this shuffling around is throwing a monkey wrench at parents' routines. >> it's almost like the first day of school all over again where you bring the students in and show them where to go. we have to do that. >> reporter: now, this new split schedule is set to last for five weeks while the repairs are being made, and we expect parents to show up in about 30 minutes. you can see from to do in that time, chris. >> allison rodriguez, thank you, allison. >>> meanwhile, more breaking news to tell you about. the investigation under way as two people were shot outside a 7-eleven at 20th and indian school this morning. the suspect was in a white pickup and fired 16 shots. a woman and a man were hit. they were standing right there, surgery and listed in critical condition, and i received an update that thtwo victims are expected to survivor. the only description is a 4- door white truck. i know it's vague. when i get more information,

today, students at landmark elementary were bused to nearby desert spirit. cbs5's mark taylor... live in a gst town out there mark. normally about this time students would be headingd home from landmark elementery but now the school sits empty and locked.and the roughly 800 students here were bused to desert spirit. temporarily doubling that schools population. its noon at desert spirit elementery and ke'juan washington is walking his three younger brothers to school to start their day. kee-wan ke'juan washington / guardian 19:53:15 normally my brothers get dropped off by moms but due to this little schedule change 21the boys will essentially have a half day of classes, they have the same teachers, but each core subject is cut ten minutes and art, pe and music temporarily dropped. says, " ."student 19:54:39-41 we gotta study harder nad harder.theyre just one of hundreds of families at desert spirit and landmark elementery who will use this split schedule for the next month. says, " ."razia/ parent 19:49:00- 04 its kind of confusing, hopefully its just for five weeks so. says, " .

foundations the district tells us that they were doing some weatherization projects last year at landmark and challenger they noticed damage to the outer walls. the campuses built in 1987 by over the summer engineers surveyed the scope of the deficiency and thursday they got word that the buildings were not guaranteed safe. a district spokesperson says the state facilities board gave the okay for the $2.4 million needed for the repairs. the legislature has cut more than 90% of their funding for improvements since 2008. parents here in glendale have to the got their next step. >> i'm going to have to figure out who will pick them up. while i'm at work or will i even be able to go to work it will be going on for about five >> one year ago we sent a questionnaire to districts in the state asking what repairs they needed. 12 districts is -- responded requiring $280 million in critical infrastructure a group called the arizona center for law and the public interest say they may sue the state again over a lack of funding they said the glendale elementary school district is one of their clients.

including your last chance to see a racine county landmark. how you can climb to the top of the wind point light house for the last time this season. season. have some rain on the windshield.will we get any ?more? today?let's check in with meteorologist justin thompson-gee. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???))today: scattered showers everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs in the lower 60s. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: showers continue which could be moderate at times. lows in mid to upper 50s. wind: ne 10-15 mph. weekend: more scattered showers likely on saturday especially in the morning. temperatures warm closer to average in the middle 60s both saturday and sunday. a few sprinkles possible morning with clouds slowly clearing throughout the day. 3 we begin with breaking news from israel. world leaders gatered in jerusalem for former israeli prime minister shimon peres's funeral. president barack obama just finished his remarks. president barack obama/at shimon peres funeral: "our friendship wa

landmark elementary is where we are live this morning. and challenger middle school, closed as of today. a study revealed structural deficiencies in the buildings this summer. but they didn't know how bad it was until school is canceled inle thursday and the district is trying to figure out a temporary solution which may be moving all the students to a different location. the district is holding three meetings for parents. >>> caught on video, his daughter attacked on school grounds. now this father is taking matters into his own hands to make sure something gets done about it. >> so disturbing. fairfax high school. how did all of this start? >> dan, danielle -- >> the dad tells us his daughter was getting attacked online. and that turned into a physical attack that happened on school grounds. now he wants answers from police and school officials. we have to warn you, the video you're about to see is tough to watch. [bleeps] whoa! >> in that video you can see his freshman daughter getting pushed, punched, shoved to the ground. and at one

it would have been his job to was goingthe landmark to move towards. it was not important for even company officers, those men didn't even need to know what the landmark was for the only people who needed to know would be brigade commanders, so they could instruct the regiment of direction as to where they were supposed to go. argument that they could not see it, i have never understood that argument. if you go to the teacher or orchard, where they came up with the idea to attack from the center, you cannot miss it. trees is a perfect landmark to guide a large force to sit in an area that you knew would be vulnerable to the union front europe the sigler's growth grove, there is no way that robert e. lee would have made an attack. pickets men would have had to resent their flank to the federals on cemetery ridge. law of people a to say it. walter harrison said it and so p alexander. they should have known what the landmark was. has the bachelder map been digitized? in map is digitized. i believe it is on a library of congress webs right. map, i the bach

landmark will have the first spirit, the second half. landmark and challenger, both closed for repairs to the facilities here. challenger students will be splitting their classes with bicentennial north, and all this shuffling, throwing a monkey wrench in their parents' routines but they have to make this work. >> it's almost like it will be the first day of school all over again when you bring students in and show them where to go. you >> reporter: classes were canceled for the last three days for challenger and landmark. this will last for five weeks for the repairs to be made, danielle. >> and tough for teachers, too. big changes there. >>> and from grade school to college. we could finally get answers from itt tech. there is a meeting tonight for happened at the university of advanced technology. students can get updates on the closure and guidance on options for their futures with more information on abc15.com. >>> 4:37 and taking action for veterans. a company in cave creek stepping up to help an ambulance crew for emergency medica

individual landmark.hasn't been adequately recognized. we referred to them as phrases but i want stress we might not do in this order but category of properties that we can pick and choose from accordly. staff serves as technical staff to the historic preservation committee. we are working on the african-american historic context statement and we're working with the his and cultural society how to create an outreach plan for that project. the latino historic statement and from various areas and sacred heart and new deal content statement. staff works on the grants for under represented communities and for civil rights in san francisco and we expect to apply for a second grant soon to identify african-american specific sites in san francisco. as far as our performance measures the first is that we complete no new designations during the quarter. number two, the application has been posted to the website for over a year. number 3, again no new designations and four the next quarterly report is due to you ja

that's my concern. >> students from landmark will be start you're busing on thursday. th for five weeks one of which is five weeks. >>> a crash overnight killed one woman and injured two. a machine ran a red light -- man ran a red light. the woman driving the sedan was killed. the passenger in serious condition. the police are looking into the runner was drunk. >>> two teenage hikers safe after being stuck. the news chopper was off erbe the -- over the scene as they were rescued. firefighters found them and got them down the mountain. >>> a wedding reception on hold. instead of planning a celebration they are in a fight for their future. they need every for cancer treatment and they are having trouble getting back money they spent playing their day. >> the last thing anyone needs when they are in the hospital is stress. that's what a valley couple got from a business that was supposed to host their wedding. >> matt and lynny were planning their life together when matt needed immediate surgery. wedding to finding out he had massive tumor. >> they planned a big wedding i

we have obtained this report about landmark mason airey wall cracks investigation. it came from 2011. the report recommended we honor -- minor repairs. we found other reports after that and the superintendent did ask the state for money. we have many more questions about the timeline and white -- were not done earlier. we reached out to the district and state and we are waiting what their response is going to be.>> it's amazing. >>> a look at the work is that ice-t? nope, it's lemonade. is that ice-t? lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? lemonade, read the sign. lemonade. read it. ok. delicious. ice-t at a lemonade stand? surprising. what's not surprising? to geico. yo, ice-t! it's lemonade, man! >>> and told you yesterday about -- i told you yesterday about the state being sued. those providing alibis will be interviewed again. the shooting on saturday, august 29 of last year. they're telling us this is no coincidence that this is happening. >>> in phoenix tonight the restaurant employees playing the role of a hero. he is accused of pulling -- holding up

during the repairs, they are answering questions, one landmark six were there, and mother said that the district calling these meetings, they are happy about. >> my most anxiety was, were what are they going to do? but thanks to this meeting, everything was answered. >> reporter: the district's announcement on friday caught people off guard. but now, everyone is feeling much more informed. the students will be a school for the next couple of days. they will be back to school on thursday. as you mentioned, there is a meeting under way right now, live and glendale, trisha hendricks, 12 news roosevelt school district members are meeting with parents. on friday, they did not have enough buses for the students. some parents did not receive the alert. that meant that their children were left stranded with no way to get the school. parents are now asking for more transparency from the district. >> wean and tell the truth. let us know, so that we are prepared and we know what is happening with our students. you should not leave little kids abandoned at school bus sites. >> we reached out to the

landmark students started back today. a lot of them having to be here earlier because it's a condensed day. they were bussed over to desert spirit and will do half day. landmark for the first half of the day and desert spirit for the second half. now, students from challenger will be going a full day. i spoke with one mom who said she worries about the changes for the kids. >> making it beautiful for the kids to be there every day full day. half day is not good for their education, you know? >> reporter: the cost, $2.4 million parents say they hope it gets done quickly and right so they can get back to routine. allison rodriguez, abc 15. >>> if you were up really early like us, it was a beautiful morning out there. >>> it will be wortgetting up early over the next few days. temperatures will be nice and cool. this morning, we started out in the 60s in much of the valley with clear skies in the morning and still looking at clear skies with the live valley cam. it's been a slow warm up. if you step outside now, it still doe

we are at -- we are at an iconic landmark. the west market caf?. this man right here, instinctively knows how to do it. thank you very much. you personally. every item on the table. >> these with the choices that thought would be featured in ou menu. i also brought this out. >> roasted vegetables and spinach. and then we role in a flower toward to the yet and we serve it with salsa. it looks delicious. however, you know i'm going to start that one. >> this one is known as the hot mess. it's a great breakfast item. we smother it with our homemade fennel sauce and gravy. this to get right out our door here. >> if you run out of something, you have been market. >> i do my daily walk. fantastic. you get my butter. is got my need to and i get it all right here in front. >> you are open seven days a week. >> that is huge for people who are constantly. and the market is open -- let's get back to the food. >> what is in that. >> that is a breakfast sandwich. the samish for the spacing bacon, and that is the glaze that we put over the top. that is our hash

in 1770, this famous landmarks are busy headquarters for the zealous father serra, the chief of franciscan missions that dotted the landscape of california. of all the rows that carry travelers up and down the coastal ranges of california, none offers more sheer excitement per mile than the big sur scenic highway, which source for 80 miles along the western brink of the north american continent from the carmel river to more ok. this is the big sur country, a stretch of sculptured coastline amous for both this dramatic compensation with, the seat and its artist and writer's who have been drawn to its natural eauty. standing near one of the most exquisite bridges in the west, mrs. johnson designated the big sur highway and it while 70 of mountains, sea and --wild symphony of mountains, sea, and sky, to all that would share it. at midafternoon the first lady arrived at the place called wildberger. site -- the site of a well-known architect. resting 600 feet above the surface, mrs. johnson vicariously enjoyed another of ig sur's greatest treasures: privacy. the final daylight hours of mrs. joh

going on simultaneously hundreds of people marching through downtown atlanta from local civil rights landmarks... the tulsa police officer facing manslaughter charges for shooting an unarmed black man is free on bail tonight. this morning and released after posting a 50- thousand-dollars bond. she says she shot terence crutcher because she thought he might be reaching for a weapon in his car. videos show crutcher walking toward his car with his hands raised before he was shot. no weapon was found in his vehicle. nevada senate candidate catherine cortez masto wants her opponent to apologize for social media comments questioning her mexican heritage. she was joined by latino community members today after former staffers for republican cortez masto says her grandfather immigrated here from mexico and her father.. manny cortez.. was a longtime clark county commissioner. the staffers in question no longer work for the heck campaign.. but she wants heck to apologize anyway. catherine cortez masto @15:10 "he needs to stand up and denounce that type of rhetoric. and that's the problem with congressman

we have to carry your glass cup month after they hosted a landmark conference on global warming. manufactures will have until 2020 to come ply to make sure all are buy -- biologically sourced materials. >> drug appears to somehow promise. ex--- show promise. drugs melanoma. if drug passes test and approved by regulators. could serve as they therapy for melanoma patients. >> are you last-minute? >> like the day of. >> you are going to walgreens christmas eve. >> i'm hoping they are open. >> seasonal jobs in case you are looking for extra work. >> why people might think about there esa full moon -- there's a full moon. >> only time coachers fans notice long snapper is when things went wrong. we are going to hear from cardinals coming up. what happened against patriot's next. a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming and complicated. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america every patient gets their own care manager to coordinate every aspect of their care. the care manager is making sure can continue to get their treatment. we are the link between the patient and the doctor. t

it is a national historic landmark. a location that was an important setting for discussions dating back to the revolution. first emancipated african american men and women and features an open space as seen here. it is con wanted -- it is complemented by objects indoors including a manuscript including the first published african-american -- and a warning poster from 1951. and also a professor. they will be discussing a poetry reading on the site on september 24. welcome to the program. there is a lot to unpack here. tell us about all we will see. >> it is a sculpture, the pavilion, ironic is that it wasn't the beauty of the setting that attracted me to this location. the trustees asked me to work with them to pick site. and it is such a stunning place. it was really the history that is what was most impressive. cracks what i was looking at right now? artists that are integral to the project. it is cooked by haley house. there was a discussion. we told stories about food and learned about the history of food. >> so, ho

schools will only be combined for up to five weeks while crews repair landmark as well as challenger elementary. >>> merit scores are in and they are not good. >> only 38% of students passed the english portion of the test and unfortunately it's the exact same percent for math. report breaks down test scores in several demographics including gender, grade and ethnicity. in almost every category, the past rate was less than half. girls tested slightly better than boys and the lowest pa limited in which english proficiency. >>> beautiful conditions outside. temperatures perfect. mid-80s in the mid to upper 90s, below average, wind is nice and calm. two points at around 30 degrees. doppler radar, some of the raffl earlier this week and a lot of the shower still moving east. look at the rain moving to dealing with stronger storms. clear skies will stick around and temperatures will be cooler with clear conditions coming down to 72 tomorrow morning, mid-30s around flagstaff and the grand canyon but our seven day forecast, temperatures stay comfortable through saturday the warming up on su

landmark students will attend half-day classics -- classes in the morning and desert spirit challenger students will go for a half day in the morning. bicentennial students will go in the afternoon. a lot of information for everybody to take in tonight. you can find more answers right now on our cbs five mobile app.>>> a cat is recovering aft nearly dying in a house fire in north phoenix. look at those flames. crews arrived on scene. fire was shooting out of the authorities are looking into what started the fire. no people were injured.>>> a terrifying night for a -- and ?ber driver, kidnap by passenger. richard byard junior threatened to shoot the driver and forced him to drive him around. the driver was able to get away and call police after buyer got out of the car. buyer faces kidnapping charges. there >> a valley student forced remove a ac karkand seems tourists -- concerns to school meeting. -- took her concerns to school board meeting. >> reporter: one of the items tonight was there dress code after a 10th grader wore a black lives matter t-shirt school. the student was asked to

there are structural issues, cracks in the foundation and damages in the foundation at both landmark elementary and another school in the district. it's what you can't see they say it the -- is the real problem. they did a study after noticing some of the cracks. the report came back this week. certainty that the building was sound. after hearing that, it was an easy decision to shut down the school. the fear isn't that the building will collapse out of no where but severe weather events to be a problem. >> there -- whether it's a micro burst or high winds like the hark. if the winds came with it, something like that that would sweep the walls from the bottom, out from under you. >> reporter: that concern also costly. estimates are going to be nearly two and a half million dollars. they have to install sister walls. there have to be three different community meets for parents who are concerned. that will happen tomorrow at 5:00, 7:00 and 3 comb -- o'clock. that is up at glendale civic center. all that is >>> make sure may -- they make a sunday decision. >>> right now the search is on

. >> i went to usc so i say hey that is ucla. [ laughter ] >>> up next a massachusetts landmark gets a new shot at life. >> and the new plans for every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. this year alone, charter schools will take more than 400 million dollars away from neighborhood public schools. let's devote public resources to all of our students... not just a select few. don't lift the cap on charter schools. >>> a route one landmark is staying put. >> the orange die know store towering over the highway. next weekend the business is permanently shutting down. the area will be turned into a space with apartments, hotels, and retail shops. the dinosaur will be included in the plans. i think it's great. >>> thank you for watching everyone. our next newscast is today at [ doorbell rings ] >> paul: hey, nik. >> nikki: paul. what a surprise. >> paul: yea surveillance was long over. >> paul: this is about our son. i'm here to pull dylan back from the ledge. >> victor: i know you're busy doodling on that black

days he is already in passion and it is in a year or two we see the force considering the national landmarks and things like that so in the process that goes on, roosevelt was very formidable and lets it know he once he's done and that's why it's the father of conservation. the result o results of that trn he comes back

landmark -- else in the meantime. landmark students and challenger students will go to two different middle schools. $2 million was approved towards repairs. >>> who can forget this intense police chase? robber. >> robbing a bank can be the ultimate glory crime for some. >> but let's face it this is 2016 the days of butch cassidy walking into a bank and demanding big money are gone. >> ryan what did you learn today about why bank robberies are on the decline. >> it's becoming a pretty stupid crime. it's nothing like you see in the movies where guys are getting away with millions. as for getting away with it, the odds are not in your favor. >> smile for the camera. oh hey there. wave to the chopper. these days police are watching bank robbers from every angle. nooufr. >> it's -- ma nufr. >> it's lance's job to find bank robbers. >> from the investigators standpoint i see these guys arrested all the time. we have an 80% solution rate in phoenix. >> what about that 20%? the ones that don't end up dead or in jail. >> this

. >> reporter: all appears normal at landmark school. a closer look, there are cracks in the walls, crack so severe they had to shut the school down for safety.>> what if they had never had the inspection and something happened?>> kids in 1400 students at landmark in challenger schools will now have to go somewhere else.>> i'm going to have to worry about transportation. we usually walk. is going to the gas that we have to use to take them or send them on the bus.>> a structural engineer discovered the problem working to weatherize the school. the call was made to shut it down.>> there are areas we engineer to not certified the safety of the buildings. >> reporter: parents were alerted, no school monday through wednesday. on thursday they will be placed in other schools. they would have half days to cut down overcrowding.>> it makes me think do we have to make up the time they will miss?>> reporter: the repairs could cost $2.4 billion. it school's life for 10 years. perkasie, it's great news. casey says it is going to be rough. >> it wil

now starting thursday kids at landmark will be because bussed to buzzard, 3000 kids will have half day schedules for the next four weeks. >> there is a lot of instruction during full days extend the school year now? what is their plans to make up for the time missing. >> it will crunch down the schedule, they will get considerable amount of language, arts, math, science, history . the district says they will be shaving 10 minutes off class and temporarily cutting things like music and pe 12:16, kind of a big drop down 270 points, 271 still over 18,000 at 18055. >>> well the new version of apple's mobile operating system is available today add a free download, ios 10 is the biggest upgrade yet. siri including linkedin, lyft and son age, texts will be bigger emojis and the ability to draw pictures. >>> well you know a storm is pretty bad when a county has to cancel their country has to is what is happening in taiwan as a typhoon gets closer to shore. south and east part of the country. fishermen are securing their boats as large waves start crashing against the shoreline. >>> if you thou

. >> adam: a saugus landmark avoiding extinction. the saugs a landmark is here to stay. the dinosaur has welcomed people in saugus for more than 50 years now. but the business is closing its doors. the developers of the new project learned how much people loved the dinosaur she decided to keep him. the land. >> it makes me happy because i can see it whenever i want. >> adam: the developers say three make one big change, the opg dinosaur will get a name. the subject of your twitter question tomorrow, kim khazei... >> kim: now all i can think about is the amazing highlights that trey will show us in sports. >> trey: late in the ninth, rob gronkowski, will he or won't he. and yankees are hot on the heels of the final spot in the al but tonight may be the one that got away. big papi normally the here owe but not tonight. with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. >>> and now time for

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it might stay whe because it's such a landmark. even when i tell people i bought this land in saugus, they go where is it? you know where the orange dinosaur is? oh, i know exactly where it is. >> reporter: some of the other items will find new homes. obstacles named after grandchildren will move to diana's backyard. as the batting cages go silent, and the dairy castle serves its remains. >> he's been a part of route 1 for all of those years. he belongs here, staying here. >> so the last day for the 58- year-old institution is september 25th. expect the new complex to open in the fall of 2017. david, lisa, look for the orange sign dinosaur. >> it's a good way not to get lost. >> thank you, paula. appreciate it. now, we had so many perfect 10 days we got to the point woe op fall as well. today was perfect. >> well it's close. it was the first time i felt like i could have had a jacket walking out of the house. >> there are very few days like that so far this year. it is the coolest day in boston since july 10th. a cool, rainy day at

you want to be a special collection of really, truly landmark properties.r strategy for rosewood. we want to be one of the leading hotel operators and asia. our lifestyle hotel brand is really a fun, edgy lifestyle brand targeting the next generation of travelers that are much more liberal, much more open-minded. it is not stuffy. it is introducing the informal hospitality to this new generation. we have 27 around the world at the moment, and we are targeting to double the size and the next couple of years as well. haslinda: what are you looking for in a location? are there attributes it must have? sonia: definitely, a good location is very important. haslinda: history? sonia: history will be an advantage so sometimes we look at heritage buildings that have a strong culture, and a strong story behind it. something very attractive to us. rosewood london was open in a building that was built in the 1920's and it has a beautiful courtyard, has a very strong history. it all fits. we also look at exotic resort locations. we wanted to explore locations in terms o

cell phone video captures a group of vandals pushing and pulling a local landmark until it breaks off and falls into the sand. it was known as the rock and some called it duck bill. whatever it call it, it meant a lot to locals and they say they're heart broken to lose a landmark they've grown up with. >> they kind of just laughed it off, took it with pride that they destroyed something magnificent and then disappeared after like it had no meaning to them. >> if they catch them, the people responsible face fines and a from all oregon state parks or perhaps even jail time. >>> here is a story that's melted millions of hearts on social media. last week florida state university wide receiver travis rudolph's act of kindness for an autistic middle schooler that went viral. now the two have been reunited. you may remember this picture of travis grabbing lunch with beau. after he spotted him eating alone during a recent school visit he went and sat with him. monday the two were back together. he invited him to fsu to give him this custom jersey. >> he is a great football player and awesome

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kevin barry was there the cedar rapids landmark. >> many people did not see many flames. nearly everyone has a memory. richard pankey open rallies 15 years ago. there has been a restaurant in this chart store for three decades. >> it has been a meeting spot where people come and conduct business meetings and have family gatherings. it's a loss for the community. >> cedar rapids finest sent every truck they had. with 30 with 35 fighter cycling through and chasing flames through riley's roof. moose mcduffy's is next door and the manager called about the fire. >> i was looking at the roof to find out if it was my roof. rallies was empty and no one was hurt. water used to cool the flames street. richard pankey says he and his family will be fine. >> is not what happens in life it's how you take it. you have to do the best and work through it. >> covering the corridor in cedar rapids . >> moose mcduffy's is on one side and has damage. he hopes to be open again. the source of the fire is near a ventilation fan. when you see breaking news let us know and push your pictures and v

look like you're, now, doing your part. >> a company called sun run took into account the house's landmarktus, and that meant making solar panels and electrical cables appear as invisible as possible. you just noticed the painted lady. >> you just never really know about the company you keep. coming up, san francisco got a surprise. i didn't mean to look directly at you. >> thank you. it sounds like an interesting story. we want to thank nicholas for this instagram picture, looking toward san francisco bay. >> share your (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> all right, look for the stars this sunday at the emmys right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 2:00 p.m., followed by more red carpet coverage at 3:00, and the countdown to the emmys. >> they begin live at 5, with jimmy kimmel. a look for what's coming up tonight. ama is here with more. >>> we have a lot coming up. a loo