maryann: we were incredibly lucky. jessica: structural engineer maryann phipps is co-authoring a report on the napa earthquake for fema. she saw our first story, and the photos we revealed concerned her so much, she added schools to her report. maryann: you know, if it had been another time of day, it would have been a completely different story, and we would have been mourning the loss of students. jessica: california is home to stringent school construction standards. the executive director of the seismic safety commission says our schools are the envy of the world. richard mccarthy: i get many people from around the world coming in, asking about why california schools do so well in earthquakes. jessica: experts tell us schools have come a long way structurally, but the non-structural elements are another matter. maryann: i don't know that all the non-structural hazards in classrooms have been evaluated and mitigated as well as the structural hazards have. jessica: take, for example, lights. overhead pendant lights f

maryann phipps: if it had been another time of day, it would have been a completely different story.announcer: a year-end review of our reporting on earthquake preparedness. maryann: we would have been mourning the loss of students. announcer: now, here's nbc bay area's jessica aguirre. jessica aguirre: hello, and welcome to this "class action" news special. we're going to get to seismic safety in just a few minutes. tonight, we bring you some of our best stories of the year, and updates on hot topics we've covered in 2015. we begin with a controversial issue that affects all public schools in the bay area. should you be able to use a number to compare one school to another? now, for years, california has ranked schools based on standardized test scores. but that system is coming to an end.

our analyst this week, maryann morrison. i think that was very good parent one-stop shopping for her went to one mall and got everything he needed. janet: this past week, is it fair to say the main challenger going to iowa and new hampshire will be ted cruz and marco rubio? >> i think so and i believe you saw them fighting over things like immigration because they believe that. i think this christie is a sleeper candidate. if anybody will make a strong run at trump, they need then carson to be strong. he has to be there to divide the outsider load. if that does not happen and carson continues to fade as he has been in the polls, it will be hard to topple donald trump. >> cruz and only cruise -- cruz. the fact is donald trump could lose iowa and new hampshire and everything after that. if he wins iowa and new hampshire, then he wins. ed: bernie sanders is frankly angry at the lack of coverage of his campaign. polls show him with about the same support as donald trump the second -- gotten second compared to donald trump. what

liz maryann says she thought she got a head start shipping packages. >> it got there, they tracked the package for me, then when it got to the base, it sat for two months before they got the gifts. >> reporter: if you want your packages to arrive by christmas, marlene and rob say send them off now. >> if you can get it here by today or tomorrow, that's all great. we can still get it there, i think, up to the 23rd, we can do an overnight thing or two-day, you know, economy service. >> reporter: but be prepared to pay. >> exactly. >> reporter: shipping experts say ideally if you can go into the store, pick up the gift and bring it to an independent shipper, that way you know it's getting out the door, but even better than that, if you can do it, give the gift in person. in king of prussia, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> uber is building on a pilot program that started last december in evesham township called don't take the risk. now it will include another township, allowing residents to take free uber rides home from bars and restaurants using an app on their smartphone. police are coun

. >> reporter: maryann whitman a nurse manager said they are giving out a hundred hug me blankets. >> the the holidays are joyous, special, happy and for some folks they are not, and for this little gift we hope makes a difference in their life. >> it did for 90 year-old gordon face who is hospitalized with heart trouble. >> a couple months going on i was than the thinking about a blanket with them. very appreciative. >> yes. >> i have nothing to complain about. >> sandra isn't complaining either, her christmas present was learning her hearties holding up, and the blanket was an unexpected extra. >> i think it goes like this. >> yes, exactly. >> so you can get all cozy. >> yes. i really appreciate this. this is awesome. >> how about that. now the einstein employees have have raised 13 you this dollars, so far this year, for the adopt a patient holiday gift, and boy, did the patients there love it. they are like it is snugly too. >> yes. >> to wrap it in. >> i would like that. >> exactly, good stuff. >>> salvation army greater philadelphia is helping to make spirits bright, families in

this non-traditional nativity scene in ohio we showed you earlier this week that feature, joseph maryann baby jesus as zombies. township threatened to find that home owner if he didn't take it down. it turns out the problem is not the with the monsters but size have. it can stay because home owner has downsized the display. the that is interesting, the the more of the size of it. >> it is not baby jesus fangs. >> in. >> just keep that for halloween. >> yes. >> but, a burglaries spilling his secrets and spilling tools of his trade. so you do not become an easy victim. >> very interesting. >>> book battle is brewing over the muppets, why some parents want the the the book banned from the school, we will explain. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,blind. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> tension between taxi dryers and uber has come to a head and rather disturbing scene caug

how about this, will maryann hunt from jordanville, new york >> how about donna jeannie from myrtle beach, south carolina. it looks chilly incarolina. >> had about america, from vidalia, illinois. >> diane black from newton, north carolina. >> congratulations to all our winners. you have to enter again next week for the complete rules and regulations. go to klg and hoda.com and hit the connect bututhe ton. all right. tomorrow we're going to have a look back at all the good times we had this year. >> we had some great fun this year and some fun you didn't see. so don't miss it. >> have an awesome tuesday. spanky style. >> i don't hear the song, so maybe it's not happening. well, whatever. >> let's dot without it, hoda. we have an inner rhythm. da, da, da, da, get out here. so everybody can see you. >> i'm leaving.

with no time on the clock, rogers un corks 61-yard hail maryann caught in the end zone. rogers to tight ends richard rogers and the pack who was down by 20 in the game come back to stun the lions, 27 to 23. wild game there. >> superbowl 50 is going to rock. the big games main half time act has just been revealed. >> ♪ >> cold play will headline the highly anticipated half time show in santa clara, california, nfl made the announcement during last night's thursday night football game. additional act are expected to be announced later. you can watch superbowl 50, right here on cbs-3. >> and cold play is getting set to release its seventh albumn and the bands is head today late night to promote it. monday december 7th, chris martin and the rest of the bands will join james cord end on the late late snowment first late night tv appearance over. you can watch it right here on cbs-3 starting at 12:37. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, when ordering a car service like uber or lift, it can sometimes be confuse to go figure out which cars is yours, right? n

. >> ac admit award winner maryanne also stars as lady macbeth, one of the most infamous wives in literatures macbeth in his quest for power but suffers as a result. >> looks like an innocent plower. >> lady macbeth gives herself up in a way to sort of this haneous crime of murdering duncan in the hope that they will forge together again this relationship that they lost. >> what's done is done. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> you can stay to up date with everything that's happening in hollywood with entertainment tonight. it is on tonight, and every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> well, a lot of people heading to the mall to take pictures with santa claus. but one jolly old saint nick is trading in his signature red suit this season. you'll meet the man being called hipster santa. that's coming up next. stay with us. happy birthday.pop pop. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brili

. >> maryann hunt from jordanville, new york, and she will need it. >> yes. >> donna from north carolina. it gets chilly there >> and from bedahlia, illinois. >> yes, and diane black from newton, carolina. >> congratulations to all of the winners. enter next week for a complete list of all of the rules and regulations, go the klg.com, and hit all of the connect buttons. tomorrow, we are going to be looking back at some of the >> and is some fun that you did didn't see. have an awesome tuesday. >> i don't hear the song so maybe it is not happening. well, whatever? >> let's do it without, hoda. we have a inner rhythm. da, da. and get out here. i want everybody to see. >> i am leaveing.

. >> maryann hunt from jordanville, new york, and she will need it. >> yes. >> donna from north carolina. it gets chilly there >> and from bedahlia, illinois. >> yes, and diane black from newton, carolina. >> congratulations to all of the winners. enter next week for a complete list of all of the rules and regulations, go the klg.com, and tomorrow, we are going to be looking back at some of the great times that we had this past year. >> and is some fun that you did didn't see. have an awesome tuesday. >> i don't hear the song so maybe it is not happening. well, whatever? >> let's do it without, hoda. we have a inner rhythm. da, da. and get out here. i want everybody to see. >> i am leave ing. i am over it. s. snow and ice. massachusetts takes on its first storm of the season. >> that rain and ice continues for a lot of us right now. >> riding the rails. is the m.b.t.a. ready for winter? details in a live report. >> busted over the border. the so-called affluenza teen and his mother are now in custody. we will let you know where they were found. plus, called to court: the chicago police o

. >> maryann hunt from jordanville, new york, and she will need it. >> yes. >> donna from north carolina. it gets chilly there >> and from bedahlia, illinois. >> yes, and diane black from newton, carolina. >> congratulations to all of the winners. enter next week for a complete list of all of the rules and regulations, go the klg.com, and hit all of the connect buttons. tomorrow, we are going to be looking back at some of the great times that we had this >> and is some fun that you did didn't see. have an awesome tuesday. >> i don't hear the song so maybe it is not happening. well, whatever? >> let's do it without, hoda. we have a inner rhythm. da, da. and get out here. i want everybody to see. >> i am leaveing. woo, woo. surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 40 megs for $20 a month for 1 year when bundled with qualifying home phone plan. just call... ...right now. wanna see this as an action movie? [ deep voice ] get ready. 40 megs is only $20 a month. [ normal voice ] or drama? [ melodramatic voice ] get up to 40 megs for $20

. >> maryann hunt from jordanville, new york, and she will need it. >> yes. >> donna from north carolina. it gets chilly there >> and from bedahlia, illinois. >> yes, and diane black from >> congratulations to all of the winners. enter next week for a complete list of all of the rules and regulations, go the klg.com, and hit all of the connect buttons. tomorrow, we are going to be looking back at some of the great times that we had this past year. >> and is some fun that you did didn't see. have an awesome tuesday. >> i don't hear the song so maybe it is not happening. well, whatever? >> let's do it without, hoda. we have a inner rhythm. da, da. and get out here. i want everybody to see. >> i am leaveing. woo, woo. anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubio? 27 generals and admirals support

. >> maryann hunt from jordanville, new york, and she will need it. >> yes. >> donna from north carolinahere >> and from bedahlia, illinois. >> yes, and diane black from newton, carolina. >> congratulations to all of the winners. enter next week for a complete list of all of the rules and regulations, go the klg.com, and hit all of the connect buttons. tomorrow, we are going to be looking back at some of the great times that we had this past year. >> and is some fun that you d didn't see. have an awesome tuesday. >> i don't hear the song so maybe it is not happening. well, whatever? >> let's do it without, hoda. we have a inner rhythm. da, da. and get out here. i want everybody to see. >> i am leaving. i am over it. woo, woo. >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. breaking news comes from san jose and fire station 11. that station was evacuated over concerns of a possible explosive device. nbc bay area's michelle roberts joining us live from 2800 block of the villages parkway. is the situation resolved, after som

. >> maryann hunt from jordanville, new york, and she will need it. >> yes. >> donna from north carolinahere >> and from bedahlia, illinois. >> yes, and diane black from newton, carolina. >> congratulations to all of the winners. enter next week for a complete list of all of the rules and regulations, go the klg.com, and hit all of the connect buttons. tomorrow, we are going to be looking back at some of the great times that we had this past year. >> and is some fun that you d didn't see. have an awesome tuesday. >> i don't hear the song so maybe it is not happening. well, whatever? >> let's do it without, hoda. we have a inner rhythm. da, da. and get out here. i want everybody to see. >> i am leaving. i am over it. woo, woo. ''. >>> right now at 11:00, a rainy start to our tuesday. umbrellas were everywhere in north philadelphia this morning and let's take a live look at the blue cross river rink at penn's landing. the rain is starting to taper off. it's also getting warmer in parts of our area. good morning, i'm lauren mayk. it was a damp and dreary start to the day. nbc 10 cameras wer

the victim in that attack maryann suffered financially as she continues to undergo extensive therapy. >> next gop debate could feature top six candidates. fox business network announced this entry criteria for the january 14th debate. must place in the five most recent national polls or place within top five in the iowa new hampshire polls. remaining candidates invited to an earlier undercard debate. 134 kants remain in the field. debate will be held at the north charleston performing arts center in north charleston, south carolina. >> other political news hillary clinton is firing become at republican front runner donald trump on monday trump used a derogatory term in reference to clinton's 2008 presidential campaign loss. at a campaign rally in iowa yesterday clean ton asked about trump and did not mention him by name. jeb bush came to trump's defense sort of. stand up to bully wherever they are and not bully into the presidency, because that is not who we are as americans. >> great at being the victim. you know, enhance her victimology status. doing. trump is not going to be presid

. >> maryann hunt from jordanville, new york, and she will need it. >> yes. >> donna from north carolina. it gets chilly there >> and from bedahlia, illinois. >> yes, and diane black from newton,, carolina. >> congratulations to all of the list of all of the rules and regulations, go the klg.com, and hit all of the connect buttons. tomorrow, we are going to be looking back at some of the great times that we had this past year. >> and is some fun that you did didn't see. have an awesome tuesday. >> i don't hear the song so maybe it is not happening. well, whatever? >> let's do it without, hoda. we have a i ier rhythm. da, da. and get out here. i want everybody to see. >> i am leaveing. woo, woo.noon... digging out and cleaning up. the ploware out folloing a winter storm sweeping eastern ioww. and cooler temps are on the way. eileen has our forecast - coming today on the meredith vieira show it's almost new year's eve. whether you be making resolutions and will you stick to them? and plus you think it's okay to sleep with a co-worker? would you. from american pie and american beauty. she's

as maryanne ahern reports, they'll look for racial, ethnic and other disparities in treatment by officers. >> reporter: mayor rahm emanuel initially called it misguided however now embraces a first-ever justice department investigation of the police department. we accept it and we need it. standing alongside emanuel, his new interim police superintendent john escalante and she was chosen to lead the independent authority. >> i promise you i bring no agenda other than the pursuit of integrity and transparency. >> reporter: as the chief of detective dean andrews chooses to retire on the day of the justice department investigation and escalante is questioned about his own role in the mcdonald case. why didn't he speak up? >> there was no attempt to alter his statements. that's what he said. that is why when the video showed that his statements did not match the video, he was charged with murder. >> we heard you met with the mayor. >> reporter: alderman brook wouldn't talk when the settlement was first approved, but new rookie alderman wants new hearings. >> they havet e evoted to appr settle

it's been a very tense evening here, maryanne.ust about eight hours after that car bomb first went off, the standoff between the police and attackers went off for a while. it was quiet and 45 minutes ago, five large explosions and sustained gunfire for about 10 minutes. ten minutes after that be a another few bursts of gunfire and now all quiet. it's the middle of the night on a bitter cold evening in kabul. it's difficult to know exactly the status. we don't know whether the gunman got into the building. the taliban claimed they had got into the building. there were foreigners inside. we don't know how many people might have been involved in that and how the security forces have the proceeded in this standoff, but again, we did hear large explosions and gunfire about 1:45 ago and now it's all quiet. >> how important is the time of of this attack? >> it was very well timed. it came just a few hours after ashraf ghani, the afghan president announced on television that he was hoping to restart peace talks with the taliban in the nex

. >> our report tonight from maryanne favro. >> reporter: jason thomas price and his wife, olga price, their daughter olivia, 10-year-old daughter mary and 14-year-old son john all died in the crash. the family took off from reid hillview airport in san jose. they were flying in this plane, a single engine piper p.a. 32 headed to henderson nevada to attend a holiday party. the faa says the plane disappeared from radar around 4:00 p.m. moments later, jason price is heard making a may day call on to air traffic control. >> may day, may day. mayday. >> 4-0-2. >> mayday. >> the plane crashed in an almond orchard ten miles south of bakersfield, leaving a debris field a quarter mile long. >> we are trying to do our best to either assist in the investigation and assist in finding what the cause was and make sure these types of tragedies don't occur again. >> deputies pulled five bodies from the wreckage. there was rain in the area where the plane went down. the national transportation safety board is now at the crash site investigating the cause. relatives are left wondering how a family tri

nbc bay area's maryann favro talked with that driver. >> reporter: don lee says he still can't believervived this last friday as he was driving south on highway 280 in san jose. a huge beam flew off a truck ahead of him and headed straight for lee's car. he says that's when he felt a surprising sense of calm. >> i saw clearly everything coming through the window. that moment maybe one millisecond, entire picture miss hitting me. >> reporter: the beam missed him by a hair, leaving only a few scratches on his arm. >> i kept looking at the picture. hard to believe. just one moment. life and death right there. >> reporter: don used to build and drive race cars and credits his experience with keeping calm behind the wheel. he says he never closed his eyes even when the beam hit his bmw so hard it cut the engine. >> i think i have a second life. >> reporter: he says he's convinced last friday god was his co-pilot. nbc bay area news. >> wow. >>> well, up next at 11:00, no more tee times, no more weddings. why a popular east bay golf course is closing. >>> our weather is cool and dry for now,

. >> reporter: maryann whitman a nurse manager, said this year they are giving out 1100 hug me blanketsrt trouble. >> with everything that is going on, i am thinking a blanket, i'm very appreciative. i still have nothing to complain about. >> reporter: a sandra isn't complaining either, her christmas present was learning her hearties holding up, and the blanket was an unexpected extra. >> i think it goes like this. >> exactly. >> you you can get all cozy. >> i really appreciate this. this is awesome. >> reporter: einstein employees raised $13,000 so far this year for the adopt a patient holiday gift program. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:45 right now. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair join us live from new york with that preview, good morning. >> good morning, nicole, happy day after christmas. coming up they were the the hot holiday gifts but more and more places are putting hoverboards on ice. we will tell you about the latest places banning their use. >>> it is controversial film that tackles head injuries in

. >> dane maggie smith plus a spicy history of the the bloody maryann ren rance of those that left us in the year gone by this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" the eagles are out, washington beat the bird to clinch the nfc east h fans blame for this season's down fall. >>> just when you thought holiday shopping was over people are flooding stores and malls for returns, we will have more on the busy shopping weekend. >>> another warm day ahead, can you believe it is the end of the december, wow, justin takes a look at the sunday forecast up next. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>> it is sunday, december 27th, good morning, glad you are with us. i'm nicole brewer. the justin is outside on the sky deck talking about fog this morning. >> pretty big deal in center sit the eye with visibility less than a mile, at times, it will continue for a few more hours and much of the region is dealing with the fog. it is a sign of the warm, moist air mov

i got you, maryann, and let me just try to the this with it, and let me say it to you again, and i could pit on page 10, i take responsibility and none of us are above it. fran, i'm not looking for a type, but a professional who can lead the department and have a robust record of bringing public safety, and this is one of the areas. >> a deval patrick, and he has not been living here for many, many year, and most would not agree with you, because he is from massachusetts now, and why not a chicagoan lead up this task force? >> what a shock. two things, one he is from chicago. oka okay. >> a long time the ago. >> yes, and he is a chicagoan but a background of heading the the civil rights of the justice department, and former governor and he is not leading it, but adviser to the commission, and he is from chicago like all of the other five who will be doing the day in/day out work. >> and what about paris, is it going to you and is it a tax-payer funded trip or will you security? >> i have not made a decision yet whether i will be doing. what is that? >> you had planned to go, and all week

because he had been an adjunct maryann loved it, someone he got full professorship. >> host: from this day forward, you are pretty frank in their about when he became more prominent, at least your face and the more well-known than he and what that did your marriage or what it didn't do. >> guest: some men would not be able to deal with that particularly of our generation. we were not raised expecting that. and all of the young men expected to be president of the united states, and so to have -- we women didn't expect to do anything. the tables turned, and we need to go through a lot of changes in society and in our own lives. we met very young, we have been able to manage those shoals together and very loving lee. it doesn't mean every day has been perfect but we have been married 49 years and it is a very nice thing. >> host: text message from kansas city, missouri. long admired you. insightful observer of people and the world of politics, your historical research in writing is remarkable but i would enjoy reading your eye witness account to the years to modern history, any chance? >>

maryanne you think he's a bigger threat to her and these numbers are close. >> i think this will be ay competitive general election. if you told me this was a 20-points lead with 11 months to go i might agree. but i think donald trump's support is being underestimated. you look at at polls, they are likely voters. most of donald trump's supporters are registered republicans but they don't vote regular lit so they are not in the polls. people are getting to the rallies hours in advance waiting for him while he's doing interviews with other net works and they are still waiting for him. that pales in comparison to what you have to do to vote. and we have never elected a woman. who is fearless? donald trump. he speaks to people's fears. he may not have the right answers but his supporters think he does. martha: i don't think there is a reluctance to elect a woman in this country. last time around hillary clinton lost and who knows fit had anything to do with it. >> this idea that we are not ready to elect a woman is ridiculous. there is one woman running on the republican side and one run

public speaker: my name is maryann droezer. i'm speaking on behalf of jack keeting who is the named appellant in this matter. jack keeting is the chair of the eureka valley neighborhood of planning use committee. jack keeting has authorized me to state the supervisors have come to an agreement on the project and we no longer oppose the project at 22 ord court based on the agreement reached with the project sponsors. >> thank you. >> okay. are there any members of the public who would like to speak in support of this appeal? you have 2 minutes. public speaker: i'm johnson. this is going to change a lot of this this which has been said which is going to be i do think they should be charged for those who thought that. i was trying to be rude, i was trying to be nice. >> we need to better learn from our percentage and the view of our points that we had not released from only to turn to drugs which it will not only on this resolution that we see in other areas that we hadn't been in our schools you will find out all of this informat

public speaker: my name is maryann droezer. i'm speaking on behalf of jack keeting who is the named appellant in this matter. jack keeting is the chair of the eureka valley neighborhood of planning use committee. jack keeting has authorized me to state the supervisors have come to an agreement on the project and we no longer oppose the project at 22 ord court based on the agreement reached with the project sponsors. >> thank you. >> okay. are there any members of the public who would like to speak in support of this appeal? you have 2 minutes. public speaker: i'm johnson. this is going to change a lot of this this which has been said which is going to be i do think they should be charged for those who thought that. i was trying to be rude, i was trying to be nice. >> we need to better learn from our percentage and the view of our points that we had not released from only to turn to drugs which it will not only on this resolution that we see in other areas that we hadn't been in our schools you will find out all of this informat

public speaker: my name is maryann droezer. i'm speaking on behalf of jack keeting who is the named appellant in this matter. jack keeting is the chair of the eureka valley neighborhood of planning use committee. jack keeting has authorized me to state the supervisors have come to an agreement on the project and we no longer oppose the project at 22 ord court based on the agreement reached with the project sponsors. >> thank you. >> okay. are there any members of the public who would like to speak in support of this appeal? you have 2 minutes. public speaker: i'm johnson. this is going to change a lot of this this which has been said which is going to be i do think they should be charged for those who thought that. i was trying to be rude, i was trying to be nice. >> we need to better learn from our percentage and the view of our points that we had not released from only to turn to drugs which it will not only on this resolution that we see in other areas that we hadn't been in our schools you will find out all of this informat

public speaker: my name is maryann droezer. i'm speaking on behalf of jack keeting who is the named appellant in this matter. jack keeting is the chair of the eureka valley neighborhood of planning use committee. jack keeting has authorized me to state the supervisors have come to an agreement on the project and we no longer oppose the project at 22 ord court based on the agreement reached with the project sponsors. >> thank you. >> okay. are there any members of the public who would like to speak in support of this appeal? you have 2 minutes. public speaker: i'm johnson. this is going to change a lot of this this which has been said which is going to be i do think they should be charged for those who thought that. i was trying to be rude, i was trying to be nice. >> we need to better learn from our percentage and the view of our points that we had not released from only to turn to drugs which it will not only on this resolution that we see in other areas that we hadn't been in our schools you will find out all of this informat

public speaker: my name is maryann droezer. i'm speaking on behalf of jack keeting who is the named appellant in this matter. jack keeting is the chair of the eureka valley neighborhood of planning use committee. jack keeting has authorized me to state the supervisors have come to an agreement on the project and we no longer oppose the project at 22 ord court based on the agreement reached with the project sponsors. >> thank you. >> okay. are there any members of the public who would like to speak in support of this appeal? you have 2 minutes. public speaker: i'm johnson. this is going to change a lot of this this which has been said which is going to be i do think they should be charged for those who thought that. i was trying to be rude, i was trying to be nice. >> we need to better learn from our percentage and the view of our points that we had not released from only to turn to drugs which it will not only on this resolution that we see in other areas that we hadn't been in our schools you will find out all of this informat