his supervisor at the noah house. >> we need him to be back at work, working and doing his groups. >> states that you violated condition seven by failing to obey all lays, ordinances or statutory conditions of release. at this time we're going to take testimony from officer fricks. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he entered through a hole in a six foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones's probation officer to weigh in. >> well, given that this charge was dismissed, i recommend reinstatement. had he been convicted of the charge, i would have recommended return to prison. >> mr. jones, is there anything you want to add? >> i know they need me back there working. i really want to be there to help them fulfill the goals and everything of the job. i want to go back to that position and really help make a difference i

frank edelblut says he's the political outsider in this race ands that been at the state house long enough to noah the problems are b enough to become one of the problems. the businessman and first-term state representative met voters at the polls in bedford today. edelblut is a certified public accountant who founded his own company and prides himself on being a job creator. over the past year he's been doing a lot of grass roots campaigning, impressing many among the established republicans. he says new hampshire needs a different kind of governor. >> for the first time really now the voters have been opportunity to vote for someone who is not there, a practical business person who will get thing done for the state. reporter: his party is her at the yard restaurant in manchester, we'll be here all night. but now let's go to kristen. reporter: we're in meredith where state for forestler spend the evening as election results come in. we caught up with her earlier today in derry where she was geeding good feedback for her run for governor. she's the only female in this race senator forester has bee

kid like noah are dropping off trash bas filled with back packs, shoes and clothes for testing. >> i want to make sure my in my house. >> reporter: there are 1200 kid back pack in heated class rooms because mercury vaporizes. >> we take our analyzer and we put it in the bag. and just -- take a measurement off the vapors. number one priority, safety and getting the school cleand and ready for kid and teachers on monday. >> we're confidence on monday we believe everybody will be that had a part in this we are talking about cc sd, fire department. epa will sit down to talk about what works, what could have been done better in case this were on ever happen in the futureful reporting lime kels, news 3ment >> maria: thank you. news 3 is keeping up-to-date with the mercury scare we have the information on news there the 3l. >> on >> reporter: a man was shot on sierra vista more the boulevard mall this morning. victim died. no reports at this moment about any arrests or possible suspects in the case. >> maria: a jury is kidnapped to be seat in the the federal case against ryan bundy for the armed stand off in an oregon wild

noah. so excited. our guest tonight, a fantastic hip-hop artist and star of hit vh1 show "t.i. & tiny: the family hustle," we have t.i. in the housepeople! ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's start with a phrase i never thought i would say -- good news out of syria. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry announcing the u.s. and russia have agreed to a cease fire he says could be a turning point in the 5-year-old civil war in syria. >> as reports, we're waiting for word on this landmark agreement. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov comes in with a special delivery, two pizzas and a bottle of vodka. pizza was from the u.s. delegation, the vodka was from the russian delegation. >> trevor: all it took to get the u.s. and russia to agree on a cease fire in syria was a peace party! do you know how pissed the syrians would be now? you should have told us all along! we could have called papa john's! their pizzas can block gunfire! why didn't you tell us? ( laughter ) my favorite part, look how excited this one guy is coming in with the pizzas. the russian guy is, like, i feel like a pizza man in an american pornography film, look

the housing is unacceptable. the fact noah can come out and say this is attributed to climate change. fascinating to me. i could not imagine that scientific calculation. this is attributed to climate change but they cannot tell john dough if he will get a house. still living in moldy homes, tents, cars. it is amazing what can happen when you prioritize things. the political agenda can make something happen. talking about urgency. in two weeks noah comes out saying this is the result of climate change. yes, in 30 years the united states army core can't deliver the diverge program authorized in 1996. i don't know how how long we will continue spending billions after storms instead of the millions before to make the communities stronger. it is absurd and has a profound impact on many of the folks in louisiana. livingston parish, 86% of the homes and 91% of the businesses were flooded. 86% of the homes and 91% of the businesses. think about that. it has devastated communities. absolutely devastated them. crippled them. mr. robinso

what happens to the mayor's office of housing affordability level in section aware ab the ones in noahvalley the last two years they were affordable when they were approved and basically demolished what happens to the criteria in section 3173 c what about raising the threshold tantamount to demolition and adrc the reporting by the project sponsor as the construction precedes if the facade is removed is this not a demo what about the loophole the 317 and does mass equal density all those homes that brought me here are massive and can you have density without mass that's my questions and here's to you all made copies for you all and for the minutes thank you very much i look forward to more conversation. >> citywide thanks. >> hi commissioners david architect we've been architect negative impact san francisco really since 1980, 1979 dealing with san francisco bureaucracy a long time i'd like to get to the bottom line but some people alluded to i think i hear and read that section 317 the intent of behind that is to create more affordable housing and more family housing as far as i'm conc

noah! thank you so much for tuning in! my guests tonight from the hit show "gotham" and the hit relationship will and jada, jada pinkett smith is joining us here, everybody! jada pinkett smith in the houseight right here! ( cheers and applause ) but first up, first up, i have to report some devastating news. >> big news out of hollywood. after 12 years together and six children, angelina jolie is filing for divorce from brad pitt. >> they have been together since 2004. >> trevor: oooooooooh! i can't believe angelina is leaving brad. so no more brangelina? is this a braxit? is that what this is? braxit? angeleavia? you think you're devastated, think how africans are feeling right now. these two are our only way out! how do you think i got here? ( cheers and applause ) let's get back to the big story that started last night. >> overnight another exploding controversy. donald trump's son, donald trump, jr., posted on twitter an image arguing against admitting refugees into the united states. let's put that up on the screen. it reads, if i had a bowl of skittles and i told you just three would kill you, would you take a handful? that's our syrian refugee problem. ( audience reacts ) >> trev

noah pittinger. this young man breaking tackles, cutting across field. he has the speed right now. watch how he finishes it. >> reporter: asu offensesive coordinator chip lindsey in the house to watch his future quarterback. and running back ca shard white. pure goodness, this kid can flat out fly. goes up 7-0. that is his speed. still in the first, nick thomas, this kid can throw too as well, coop. this pass is right on the money to tight end james snag. and coop the big man showing off 44 yards to the house. 14-0 still in the second. it is third down and 28. >> 3rd and 28. >> 3rd and 28? >>> no problem. they call the quarterback sneak. thomas right up the gut, breaks a few tackles. not going to be caught. gone. 75-yard touchdown. maybe asu found new playmakers coop. >> 49-20. >>> guys everybody on twitter, facebook, all that, yeah? hey if you want your pictures fever every week, look at that, team coop. you have a hashtag. >> if you want your pictures to be shown on friday night fever every week, use the hashtag friday night fever and we'll show them on the show. we need a team coop shirt. >>> and still ahead on 12 weekend today. how you would get yourself some >>> good

units between noah valley and 2015, 21 percent were affordable there were only two projects 100 percent affordable this is 70 units so the bulk of the affordable units we added are part of housing projects and if you roach the 100 percent affordable units from the total and a long time the inclusionary housing units 17 percent added of the total units were affordable and higher than the city requirements you know since change but at the time that was 12 percent. >> in some neighborhoods lake the mission the amount was lower we had 11 percent of the units were affordable but the reason for that because some projects choose to - the total millennium are selected for the report. >> here are a couple of examples of projects we've added one in mission i mentioned operational print shop got xhertdz to residential units and the one at the bottom is an sro project the residential pipeline as of 2015 some of that might have shifted because the approved projects and some break ground we see less than 4 thousand units 4200 are entitle some are under review of projects currently under construction 12 percent of the unions burglary be affordable but a significant amount of projects are payi

the housing unit progress is absolutely unacceptable. the fact that noah-- noaa can come out in two weeks and say this is attributable to climate change, fascinating to me. i couldn't imagine that scientific calculation. this is attributable to climate change. but they can't tell john dough on whether he's going to get a house -- john d.o.e. on whether or not he's going to get a -- doe on whether or not he's going to get a house or not. it is amazing what can happen when you prioritize things. you have a political agenda, you can make something happen. talking about urgency again, in two weeks, noaa can come out and do complex calculations to determine, this is the result of climate change. yet in 30 years the united states army corps of engineers can't deliver the diversion project that was authorized by this congress in 1986. i don't know how many times we're going to continue to -- the stupidity of spending billions of dollars after a storm instead of millions before making our communities more resilient. it is absolutely absurd and this has a profound

noah, john, paul, luke and baby mary. seven years to just six months old. her husband, rusty, was working at the time. he returned to a scene of shear terror. >> cops were crying. into that house and had to recover the bodies. >> kprc was the first on the scene. >> they brought andrea out and her clothes were still wet and her hair was still wet from the bathtub. they brought her out. she looked like a zombie. there was a sort of wildness in her eyes. >> even with a long and documented history of mental illness including suicide attempts, she was charged and the verdict was later overturned and in a subsequent trial she was found not guilty by reason of insanity. she testified she believed her children's deaths would save their souls. andrea yates was committed to a texas mental hospital where she remains today. now, 52 years old. you talk to andrea on a weekly basis? >> i would say probably about every seven or eight days. >> how is she doing? she has excellent care. >> george parnham was was and is still in andrea's attorney. >> there isn't a day that goes by where she doesn't care for, talk about, is happy about her children's lives before june 20th and grieves for her chil