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so this is a good thing for people with disabilities that we have richard delveder back at oes to be focusing on people with disabilities in the emergency plans and our office will be continuing to work on this plan and i will keep you posted. my next topic is a quick update on elevators. last month in my directors report i talked about the on going issue of elevator maintenance andel elevator failures make it difficult. this has been an issue that has been identified by this council as well as advocates especially senior and disability action. under supervisor kim's leadership, the land use and economic development committee held a hearing on elevator and disability access in single occupancy hotels, their investigation by the department of building inspection and health department and by me and also the disability action. what came out of this hearing was a commitment to the city's budget propose by supervisor kim and supported by our mayor to set aside $250,000 for revolving loan fund and this fund will be available to sro property owners that can take out a loan, fix their elevat

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. >> everybody going to put everything oe o t that te t. >> prince george's county did a story that fnd just moving the team's head quarters to buoy would generate nearly 900 jobs and some 70 million in revenue. imagine the actual stadium. >> maryland's advantage, they already got the team and for what it's worth, a lease of land that runs another 13 years. >> as for virginia, multiple sources that are nbc affiliates in richmond say governor terry mcauliffe has had discussions with dan sn about moving the team to his state. >> really, if he wants a second rate site, go to virginia. >> d.c. couma wells has already taken a shot rat mcauliffe's wooing of snyder. >> are you worried at all about who ends up footing the bill for this? >> wellth iim. in its ability to borrow more money. if he wants the cite it pay for it, which he has not said, then we will have to talk a lot about that. >> the te was at rfk for years and didn't do a heck of a lot to develop that neighborhood. >> nothing for that neighborhoo just a dead zone. but if it's a smart new way to do a stadium where there's retail inv

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to my office who is conducting the inspections, we have had a large number of volunteers and state oes has sent us inspectors to go out into the field and canvas the remaining areas that hadn't been removed yesterday. we had 30 volunteers plus our own staff canvasing in the field those areas. so they are looking to identify damaged buildings and appropriately tag them and free up buildings that may appear to have damage but are okay to enter and occupy. >> reporter: again, that was from a news conference just a short time ago here in napa. here's what we know so far. we know a total of 49 buildings have been red tagged. and being red tagged, this means they are unsafe for anyone to go in. and city officials say the number of red tagged buildings is likely to increase. they have increased just from yesterday by 16 buildings. the fire chief says his department, other crews from the surrounding region, they responded to about 50 fires since that earthquake and they were also -- there were also 92 calls related to possible gas leaks. pg&e is looking into that and they plan to continue sear

every item has its own style, but they all incorporate fragments of old kim own oes spoiled by the earthquake and tsunami of march 2011. the project is led by this woman. she's been supporting the recovery of northeastern japan by sending musical instruments to children. the idea came after she visited a kimono shop in ishinomaki, one of the areas devastated by the tsunami. many precious garments lay spoiled by sludge and oil. the shop owner didn't know what to do with these items, and she handed them over. one by one, she proceeded to wash the kimonos and rolls of cloth. first by hand. then with a washing machine to remove the stains and stench. >> translator: it felt rather strange at the time, but when i saw these kimonos i had a strong feeling i just couldn't leave them like that. >> reporter: with the help of some friends she designed costumes for stage performers as a way of preserving the memory of the disaster. but soon she felt it wasn't enough. so in 2012 she started piecing together tapestries with small fragments of kimono. she invited neighbors and friends to pitch in. all of the

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