a ten-mile perimeter, a xrict no-fly zone. in anyone breaches that perimeter for any reason, they should expect to see a black hawk up close. >> sort of a scary experience if you're up there flying and you unintentionally breach the perimeter? >> exactly. you know, unless you've been trained in the military, you're -- it's highly unlikely you've flown in formation with yore aircraft and been within 500 feet of an aircraft while flying. >> reporter: in this case, a black hawk first to intercept flying alongside the offending aircraft and escorting it to the ground where federal agents would be waiting. >> they're going to first be shocked to have a large air craft like this come up very close to them and secondly come to the realization something's wrong. >> reporter: on our own tour, a surprise, although a welcome one. a fleet of military helicopters appearing in the distance and then heading for metlife stadium where military aircraft will perform ceremonial super bowl dooties on sunday. an exception to the no-fly rule and a

male whales are kept at the perimeter.als are squeezed into very close proximity. tilikum, the poor guy is so large, he couldn't get away because he just is not as mobile relative to the smaller and more agile females. and where was he going to run? there's no place to run. >> i think he spent a lot of time in isolation. seaworld claims he's always with the females, but from what i saw he was mostly put with the females for breeding purposes and he didn't spend a lot of time with the other whales. >> it's for his own protection, you know, he gets beat up, and so by segregating him, it provides a physical barrier so the females can't kick his butt. >> tilikum is pretty much kept in the back, and then brought out at the very end as like the big splash. he was always happy to see you in the morning. >> hi. >> there we go. >> good boy. >> look at his choppers. >> maybe because he was alone. maybe because he was hungry. maybe because he liked you. who knows what was going on in his head. >> want to whistle? >> yes? >> that was

if anyone breaches that perimeter for any reason, they should expect to see a blackhawk up close. sort of a scary experience if you are up there flying, and say you unintentionally breach the perimeter. >> exactly. unless you have been trained in the military, you are highly unlikely to have flown in formation with another aircraft and that means that you have never been within 500 feet of another aircraft when you were flying. >> reporter: in case of a airspace intruder, a blackhawk would be the first to intercept, and escorting it to the ground where federal agents would be wait i waiting. >> well, first, they will be shocked to have a large aircraft like this come up very close to them, and then secondly, they will come to the realization that something is wrong. >> reporter: on our tour, we got our own surprise, although it was a welcomed one. >> chinooks and blackhawks, amazing. >> reporter: they will be performing super bowl duties sunday, and an exception to the no-fly rule and a stunning one. alexandra field, cnn, new york. the helicopters, and really, all of the security

if anyone breaches that perimeter for any reason, they should expect to see a blackhawk up close.f a scary experience if you're up there flying and you, say, unintentionally breach the perimeter. >> exactly. unless you've been trained in the military, you're highly -- it's highly unlikely you've ever flown in formation with another aircraft, mean that you've never been within 500 feet of another aircraft when you're flying. >> reporter: in the case of an airspace intruder a black house would be first to intercept, flying along side the offending aircraft and escorting it to the ground where federal agents would be waiting. >> they're going to first be shocked to have a large aircraft like this come up very close to them and, secondly, they're going to come to the realization that something's wrong. >> reporter: on our tour we got our own surprise although this was a welcome one. a fleet of military helicopters appearing in the distance and then heading for metlife stadium where military aircraft will perform ceremonial super bowl duties on sunday. an exception to the no-fly rule a

and you were looking for perimeters. we've written into the rfp is that phase one the conceptual development i've asked the consultants to put together cost estimates for $550,000 and the part two is for future analysis is up to one million dollars that's what we've budgeted for the consultant part of the project >> thank you. >> commissioner wu. >> so first, i building commissioner moore has asked before online presentations to have one website open was department planning. with regard to this plan i want to support the comments by the gentleman. as we're in this housing crisis there's a need to build on whatever invokes to come up with new creative ideas. pushing the envelope is important. i know the online sites principles are in refinement currently and will continual be discussed. the second big issue happening in the city is around pedestrian safety. there's a lot of lessons learned from octavia we've tried to fix that intersection there's been a number of accidents. i know the sooner we start subcontracting the th

what are the perimeters as far as our own investigation >> i'm from the city attorney's office. there's a divided line between the jurisdiction of the inspectors commission and the jurisdiction of the department in terms of enforcement of code requirements. and investigations of the department in inference or friday afternoon e furtherance of enforcement. the commission can how old hearings and receive input from the department and public and ask questions of the department or the public but because of this jurisdictional boundary there are limits as to what the commission as a body can actually do with regards to individual projects. in addition the commission wears two different hats so one of your hats as the san francisco building inspection you have the conduct of building inspection and the amendment of the code that the dbi is involved with but you also wear the hat as the abatement appeal board. so there are instances in that regard you act as an entirely different body and your acting more in the capacity similar to a judge. so there's different rules of conduct so ofte

they will be up there in blackhawk helicopters enforcing a ten-mile perimeter around the stadium. if there is an intruder, if anyone breaches that perimeter, they will get an up close look at the blackhawk team. those are the interceptors for tomorrow's super bowl. a lot going on on the ground, too. we were able to get a look at a secret command center that has been staffed around the clock. agents from 100 different local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies have been working together. they're sharing intelligence in realtime gathering data and monitoring a vast network of cameras. we spoke to the super bowl's incident should any type of response be needed. >> ivan, what are officials doing there to prepare with just a week to go before the opening ceremonies? >> well, the russian authorities insisted it's going to be the safest games ever but there is an awful lot of talk about security, about the threat of terrorism. in large part because sochi is located right next to one of the most turbulent regions in russia. the caucuses region. and also because just at the end of

the no-fly zone, and if if anybody breaches that perimeter for any reason, they should expect to see blackhawk up close. >> it is a scary experience if you are up there flying and say you unintentionally breach the perimeter. >> exactly. unless you have been trained in the mill tashgs it --military, means that you have not flown in formation with a aircraft. >> reporter: in case of an intruder a blackhawk would be the first to intercept flying alongside the of fend iing aircraft and escorting it to the ground where federal agents will be waiting. >> they will be waiting for a large aircraft like this to come up very close to them, and then secondly, they will come to the realization that something is wrong. >> on our tour, we got our own surprise, although, this was a welcomed one. a fleet of military helicopters appearing in the distance and then heading for metlife stadium where the military will hold ceremonial super bowl duties sunday. an exception to the no-fly rule, and a stun thing one. alexandra field, cnn, new york. >> thank you, very much, alexandra field. they want to make

a ten-mile perimeter, a strict no-try zone. should expect to see a black hawk up close. so a scary experience if you're up there flying and unintentionally breach the perimeter? >> exactly, unless you've been trained in the military, it's highly unlikely you've ever flown in formation with another aircraft, meaning you've never been within 500 feet of another aircraft while flying. >> reporter: some the case of an intruder, a black hawk will intercept and escorting it to the ground where federal agents will first be waiting. >> they're going to first be shocked to have a large aircraft like this come up to them. secondly, they're going to come to the realization that something is wrong. >> reporter: on our own tour, we got a surprise but this was a welcome one. a fleet of military helicopter it's heading for metlife stadium where military aircraft will perform ceremonial super bowl duties on sunday. an exception to the no-fly rule and a stunning one. the border agents have told us in past super bowls we actually have had cases

>> yeah, the demonstrators pushed back the troops from the perimeter of the square, and in that skirmishparently they captured some of the police -- or these interior ministry troops. they are generally younger guys they put on the front line. and they brought them to one of the buildings that the demonstra demonstrators are occupying. and held them there throughout the course of the day. >> i understand you have been going around, and you have been in some of the areas, one of them a makeshift morgue. >> it was kind of a field hospital. it was in lobby of hotel ukraine, which is right on the square. and one of the main squirmishes was right on the street parallel to the hotel where people were shot -- you know, there was live gunfire going on this morning. so there were several people that were shot, and they were being operated on and treated in that makeshift hospital in the hotel lobby. >> i though you have covered both the activities of these last few months and also that you were there during the orange revolution, i guess six, seven years ago now. what have you seen? do you see a

and a 10-mile perimeter a strict no-fly zone. and if anyone breaches that for any reason they should expect to see a blackhawk up close. >> and if you are up there and you say unintentionally breach the perimeter. >> unless you have been trained in the military, you are it is unlikely that you are the information with another aircraft. you have never been within 500 feet of another when you are flying. >> in the case of an air space intruder, they will be the first to intercept and the offending aircraft. and where the agents would be waiting. >> they will be shocked to have a large aircraft like this come up close to them. they will come to the realization that something is wrong. >> we got the our own surprise although this is a welcome one. >> a fleet of military helicopters appearing in the distance and heading for met life stadium where the military aircraft will perform ceremonial duties on sunday. >> an exception to the flow fly rule and a stunning one. >> a new york drug bust netted 8 million of heroin. and stamped with b

it's the soft targets outside the perimeter. i'd caution people to stay in the village.at really moeposes the greate threat in pie judgment is the proximity and location of where the games are being held. it's in a historic battleground. you have chechen rebels calling for attacks on civilians including women and children and the leader reinforcing that threat. so that makes these olympics very different. there is a high degree probability that something will go off, but i think it's most likely to happen outside the ring of steel. >> so you're saying you think that there is a high probability that there will be some explosion outside the ring of steel? >> well, i hope i'm wrong in this assessment, but you're talking about an area where suicide bombers go off all the time. and the fact is right now, chris, the eyes of the world are upon these olympics and they want to make a global statement, want to make a jihad statement and what better time than right now. and that is i think the biggest threat to these olympics. remember, they don't have to hit in the ring of steel.

police called the canine unit and set up a perimeter. that's a lot of reaction. the teen tried breaking through the perimeter but was tackled by an officer. >>> all right. a champion for the working man selling out to the world's biggest retailer. mike rowe is the former host of "dirty jobs" and he's under fire for narrating a new commercial for walmart. here's the commercial. >> at one time, i made things. and i took pride in the things i made. and my belt whirred and my engines cranked. i opened my doors to all, and together, we filled pallets and trucks. i was mighty. and then one day, the gears stopped turning. but i'm still here. and i believe i will rise again. and we will build things and build families and build dreams. it's time to get back to what america does best. because work is a beautiful thing. >> critics are blasting rowe on social media for promoting the retail giant saying things like it's hypocrisy. walmart's products are all made in china. they contribute to the empty factories. what's so powerful about an ad that makes no sense. marc lamont

those helicopters will circle a ten-mile perimeter while the game is being played. that will be a strict no fly zone. if someone tries to invade that space, it's a blackhawk that would intercept. on the ground, security will also be in full effect. we visited a secret command center where state and local authorities are working together to monitor information and they'll have lots of cameras they'll be tracking while the game is being played. this is what the lieutenant colonel of the new jersey state police told us. he is the instate commander for the super bowl. >> will be checking the rails that nothing's going to be disruption on the rail lines. pilots will be flying with infrared capabilitiecapabilitie as night vision 24 hours a day, to make sure nobody's trying to get into the perimeter around the stadium. >> you'll also remember this super bowl is being billed as really the first mass transit super bowl. that makes the security measures even more difficult. even more complicted, but it is something they are as you just heard, already at work on today. >> all

in order to keep them safe, we have a perimeter in the air. black hawk helicopters will be patrolling and enforcing a 10-mile no fly zone keeping everyone away from the stadium. >> thank you very much. we'll be back with us later. are you guys having a good time? do you feel safe? who is going to win? watch this. where are you from? oh, my gosh. you got to love it. one more time. before i throw it back to poppy harlow, one more. 3, 1. they are ready for the game. i'm ready for the game. we're enjoying this. i'm so glad. >> i love it. i have no one behind me. you have a lot more friends there. by the way, alex and ra, great reporting. we appreciate it. let's take you over to russia now. one week ahead of the olympics. the second u.s. warship left italy to russia to provide support. this comes as a u.s. military puts its final touches on plans for evacuations should they be necessary. according to u.s. officials, transport aircraft and medical crews will be on standby at a base in germany and would be able to get to the games within six hours if

my perception of what they have done is they built out a very hard perimeter. it's very visible, the law enforcement community, particularly the new jersey state police, law enforcement, secret service, they even have air support, cobra gun ships, provided by homeland security. >> they even have blackhawk helicopters. and fighter jets ready to be scrambled if necessary. >> they have been training off the coast and our navy is poised as well. we are well prepared for this. >> 400,000 have been estimated to come to the event and certainly, they are going to be at other places owner the stadium. there could be issues later. i want to play a comment from new jersey state police lieutenant rich fuentes. there of particular concern to us was what was going on in volgograd in relation to the sochi olympics, those rely on mass transit. we rely on the dhs and fbi who are gateway to the federal intelligence community to keep and eye and brief us out on those events. >> is mass transit one of the areas? >> it's one of them. they've actually stepped up on the mass transit

they tell us from time to time, these perimeters are breached. usually it's pilotary or error or a mistake made. on the ground, a vast command center. it's in a secret location, but it's the place where officials from a number of different law enforcement agencies will be working together to monitor all aspects of super bowl security in realtime. the super bowl's instinct commander, new jersey state police's ed setnar said his team is prepared. >> we've been planning over ar year and looking at vulnerability sites and making sure when the 80,000 folks come in to celebrate the super bowl, every con ting saetingency is c >> reporter: that command center has been up and running the last few days 24/7 and will continue through the game tomorrow. the colonel says he won't be in the command center, actually in the stadium so he can nasinitiaa response is-of-if needed. >> what about the ticketholder at metlife stadium. what are they not allowed to bring in, or what is permitted given it is cold and people like to bundle up. >> reporter: if you're one of

we think our perimeter is very, very secure for us. >> security is tight inside the perimeter as well. especially in the secured confinement unit which houses the prison's most violent and disruptive inmates. today internal affairs investigator frank littlejohn has been called to the unit to investigate a report that possible escape paraphernalia has been found inside a cell. >> last night an officer had looked inside of a cell and observed a sculpture object like a, we refer to them like a dummy-like object on a comment report. which is escape paraphernalia. so they conducted a shakedown of this guy's cell and during that cell search they also found an 11-foot rope. when you put the 11-foot rope with the sculpture of the face then that gives concerns that the guy might be planning a possible escape. >> this here is actually the head that was removed from the cell. and this here is the rope. and it looks like an intertwined sheet that was braided together. it is about 11 feet long that was also removed from the cell. if he was to get outside of a cell and have this covered up and a bo

-- there was a firewall going on and they cleaned out all the debris and used it to rebuild the perimeter stronger than it was before by the time it was dark today because everyone is helping and you have old ladies breaking bricks on the ground and putting it in sacks so guys can carry them to the barricade and i saw a friend with a wheel, a tire to bring to the barricade and a younger person who was helping out in the hospital. so it's just really kind of self organizing. it's pretty incredible to watch actually but they are definitely digging in and it doesn't seem like losing is an option unless they die. i mean, that is what it seems like. >> reporter: we hope there is not more death and we will continue to watch and thank you very much for joining us on skype from kiev. >> thank you for having me. >> reporter: we move across the world to another set of protests which turned deadly as well, to venezuela where the death toll is rising. she grabbed my hand and at that moment there was a shot to her head and she got dizzy. i didn't know it was a gunshot. >> reporter: genesis, a 22-year-

it's situated at the parcel's perimeter which means that it connects the shipyard development to the existing neighborhood along donahue. phase 1 of the shipyard will be mostly residential neighborhood with market rate housing and opportunities for low and moderate income families consisting of phase 1 affordable housing program. [speaker not understood] 18 affordable rental units on designated site as you can see on this map in orange and the map also shows the location for block 49. in addition to the agency units, lennar is required to provide 15% of all developer units which is a total of more than 1100 units as affordable units. the original pda contemplated the toe at of these developer affordable units will be provided as inclusionary units throughout the market rate development. 70% of such units or 134 units at 80% ami and remaining 30% at 50% ami. together with the 218 units that will be provided by ocai we'll be talking about 410 affordable units on phase 1 of the shipyard. the sixth amendment to the phase 1dda modified affordable housing program allowing lennar to shift t

due to the security perimeter that will be built around metlife stadium, we're are losing half of ource. we are trying to call this the first public transportation super bowl. we are working closely with the mta, new jersey transportation authority to make sure buses and trains will transfer people to the games. >> i can hear new yorkers. you know them. they will say, what? i'm getting out of the city during super bowl. >> my advice is not to leave town. there'll be a lot of fun and excitement. >> they will talk about the traffic and the hassle. >> they will say that anyway. new yorkers are very generous. they appreciate when something special is taking place. >> another problem -- mother nature. >> there had to be a rule change in terms of us being able to bid on getting the super bowl. it had to be an open expose stadium. the average mean temperature the day of the game is above 50 degrees. that is clearly not the case in february and the new york and new jersey area. >> they change that rule for this game. >> it went away. >> they use -- he says they are ready for the snow. >> we h

usually, we're talking about the design perimeter, the structural system, the criteria of september as an so that letter of september as an issued by the constricts team they issued a site permit after that. any questions i'd like to any commissioners like to ask i, provide some answers >> mr. tom we've received in the briefs a copy of the basis of the design document. >> uh-huh. >> this document did it under go changes from the beginning before you starred this argument. >> the basis of the design usually specified by the engineer of record and we go through the thinkers review process by our stiff in dbi. so at the overthinks of the site permit the basis of the design is accepted and not changed that much >> okay. usually there will be some level of calculation done already to establish the depth of the design it relevant >> uh-huh. >> for this particular building and the geometry; is that correct . >> usually the design review team some form of ground erosion and preliminary design of the structural system could be submitted to them but they are not need for the site permit review.

santa rosa is surrounded by two secure, 10-foot perimeter fence.wire on the internal and external fences. and we provide armed security, roving posts and stationary posts outside the secure perimeter. >> other forms of security utilize a much lower degree of technology. >> all ties inside the facility are clip-on ties. it's a security issue. if an inmate was to get a hold of your tie and start pulling on it, i mean, you've got a ready-made noose around your neck already. so, just for safety purposes, we use clip-on ties. >> lieutenant williams is a 17-year veteran of the florida department of corrections and has spent the past seven years at santa rosa. now, his 19-year-old son, joe, is prepared to follow in his footsteps. >> growing up, i've seen my dad working every day. every kid wants to be look their father, i guess. and i guess it just sort of fell into place for me. >> he, along with several other young men and women, is currently in training to be a correctional officer through the escambia firearms training center located adjacent to santa

for the design that's where i see the classification in this case they recommended two as well as perimeters and some information about their targets. we believe that based on prior comments including the hill and the material that we've seen do date they building this facility should be designed in a way it might not be repair in a event we believe it should be designed to withstand an event and be repairable. in their not matching the standards >> so later on the permit is upheld and they precede with the project and they'll be another opportunity to challenge further movement on this project; right? >> i would agree if another permit is granted but we don't this that's what happens we believe the only permit that was granted was granted in november and this is under that permit you have to appeal now or you list. >> on the siert yeah. >> for the site. >> right and - and your concerned about the structure itself you're saying that is you're one shot and a yes for the construction permit yes. >> thank you very much. >> so we can hear if the permit holder. >> good evening madam president and

hear about the history of the coit tower and there will be temple psychotic machines out in the perimeter of the surrounding 0 parking lot. it will be 62 thoughts plus with an annual c pi interest and the rent will be paid of each of the following revenue streams. the department will receive 90 percent of the admission receipts and 10 percent of audit tours and 50 percent of telescopic viewers and 10 percent of the gross receipts. we will be marking a capital improvement of $75,000 to the tower. they'll bring their oppose equipment to operate the concession. as i mentioned coit tower will be responsible for admitting the elevators and lastly, the telescopic viewing misunderstand and the tours we'll have more information. this is the first time we're implementing this program and we'll have people who are professional and they'll act as greeters to the public and to inform the public will the mural guidelines which have been established to protect the murals. i'm sure you're aware of those mourlz are perhaps they're relatively close to the public so it's important we inform the public abou

a perimeter set up around the little town, around la grange county, indiana, as police are searchingtiple murderer. michael itol is hisçó name. caught on security cameras at the gas stationÑiçó in middlebu, indiana. south of where heÑ)hqá(p(ed and kidnapped the woman. the them said he is wearing black cargo pandsr and they stopped for gas. that's when she locked herself in the bathroom and called 9-1-1. now, the reason for the lockdown is because that is where the victim's 2004 red jeep liberty was located.Ñi it was jut about ten miles from the gas station. a strong indicator that elliott realized the jeep would be quickly identified and dumpedded. elliott, 5'8", 165 pounds, 40 years ago. convicted for the murders of four people in a scheme to steal drug money. he subsequently burned all of the bodies. this is a bad guy. the authorities say if you encounter him, call 9-1-1, don't be a here. >> he got out during the playing of the super bowl. right? >> he did and the authorities can only speculate if that was part of his strategy, while the guards may have been distracted by the game.

it is the soft targets outside the perimeter. i caution people to stay in the village.e greatest damage or threat, if you will, in my judgment, chris, is the proximity and the location of where the games are being held. they are being held right dead center in the middle of what has been historic battleground between russia and the chechnya rebels who have spun off in islamic radical militant group. you have the leader of the chechnya rebels calling for attacks on the olympics and on civilians including women and children and the al-qaeda leader zawahiri reinforcing that threat. that is a new ballgame that makes the olympics very different. there is a high degree of probability that something is going, something will detonate or go off but i do think it is probably most likely to happen outside of the ring of steel and the village. >> you are saying as the chairman of the house homeland security committee you think there is a "high probability" there will be an explosion outside the ring of steel? >> i home i am wrong in the assessment but you are talking about an area

first of all, you set up a perimeter, right? you close off all the avenues of escape.s like catching a mouse. hey, i've seen you with a mouse. remember this? aah! remember me beatin' the crap outta you?

sheriff walt femling ordered his deputies to seal off the perimeter and to stop the nearby house awaynd almost took this statutory rape charges against him. >> any kind of an arrest whatsoever would have sent bruno back to mexico. that just gave him that much more motive to take care of diane and alan. >> investigators immediately took bruno santos in for questioning. >> i could describe him as a very cocky, arrogant, young man, somewhat confrontational at times, pretty hard to deal with. he told me that he had proposed to sarah or asked her to marry him, which she said yes. >> bruno and his mother claimed bruno was home asleep on the morning of the murders, but no one else could verify his alibi. >> he was cooperative with us at the time. as we started pushing him a little harder in interviews, his demeanor certainly did change. >> my first thought was bruno. we figured he was angry with diane and alan, he decided to get rid of them so that he and sarah could be together. >> investigators also found evidence that santos defied the johnsons and continued to see sarah, going so far as