i'm introducing robert evans and vivian lee. thank you. >> okay. hi good evening. i'm vivian lee my husband and i are the occupants of this. before i guinea want to say thank you to the commissioners for taking the testimony time to review our case and especially the planning department for working with us to bring this to the level. we and our children have been living to the this small house we're both architects working in itself city we want to build this how did to build the needs off our family but an improvement to the city. this is an edition of a second unit we anticipate the day that when our parents will no longer be able to live on their own my mom is here. it's important this project can accommodate the multi generations to our values with that i'm going to turn it over to rob how we arrived at the current deadline. >> hi i'm robert the project sponsor. to begin with we started the project by working closely with the neighboring neighbors had significant outreach and met

floyd evans is charged with passing off the weapon used in the shooting. police say robert james was the original owner of the gun, before he illegally sold it to evans. evans later gave it donnell flora. flora is charged with murder ... for giving the gun to his 14-year-old niece. a woman named vandetta redwood is also charged with *not stopping the fight, and lying to police. a 19-year-old man is in the hospital ... after he was shot along a safe passage route in englewood. it happened yesterday afternoon in the seven thousand block of south sangamon. that's along a safe passage route for wentworth elementary school, which is half of a mile from there. police say the victim was walking, when two men turned around and started shooting. police and c-p-s officials are looking into whether any safe passage workers were nearby at the time of the shooting. a few hours later, a 15-year-old girl and a 25-year-old man were shot near 125th place and south michigan. the girl was standing on a porch of a home when two men walked up and opened fire. the man was shot in the chest. both

robert o'connor. >> what are you doing? >> i was -- >> politicians aren't the only ones fighting in washington, d.c. we have a road rage incident caught by evan wilder, the man on this bicycle. >> hey! >> the guy cut him right off. >> he has the big bike sign right on the pavement. >> the person driving the car, rashad watts, wants to know why that guy ran into his car because it doesn't end just here. >> what the hell are you doing? >> let me take you back in the video. this is a one way street. if you notice, right over here, that counterflow lane is for bikes going in the opposite direction on this one way street. mr. watts does say i don't know about this counterflow lane business. he thinks that's where evan watts should be. evan is like, this is a one way street, i can share the road with you. >> the bicycles have the same rules of the road that cars do. >> no difference. this guy in the truck should know that. but mr. watts not having any of it. >> what? is he going to steal it? as you can see, the bike, he throws it in and it bounces right back out. >> what a jerk. >> this is destruction of property at this point. >> what happens to t

robert. thanks for watching "street signs" as well. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evanse at the stock exchange where today any close higher for the dow or s&p 500 will mark an all-time high. i think as we stand here, this is an all-time intraday high. >> so far so good, and we're watching those markets and these stories as well. i mean, the stock market may be going strong, but what about houseing? that's what a lot of people are asking. our own ron

evan perez, our justice department correspondent there. stand by. we have someone on the phone who was a witness to the shooting. robert johnson. the daily chief of the daily newspaper on campus. robert, thank you for speaking with us. we are glad you are safe after this. tell us what you saw. >> i was standing on a street corner. i had heard, i guess, what sounded what i now know to be gunshots. at that time, i thought they were fireworks or firecrackers which is not an uncommon occurrence here. i was standing on the street corner and the black bmw turns through the intersection and goes away from me. about maybe two seconds later, i heard a pop. at first, i remember looking at the car and thinking it had back fired. which i remember thinking was strange because it was such a new car and it happened again. by this time, it had reached outside of a restaurant and convenience store and the deli mart. there were maybe a group of six or seven people eating out in front of it. it stopped in front of it and opened fire upon the group. >> robert, did it seem to be targeting anybody or seem very random, the shooting? >> it all happene

robert frank, and thank you very much for watching "street signs" as well. >> "closing bell" is next. >> welcome to "closing bell" on a monday. i'm kelly evanshe new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> i was just celebrating the anniversary. >> yeah. >> for an extended bill. >> markets struggling to be positive on this first trading day of the week and didn't get much help from europe. european markets down on news from asia. t

robert honda. >>> called the pillow case rapist because how he muffled the screams of the victims. a judge is deciding when and how he will be released. 63-year-old christopher evans hubbart had a string of victims from san francisco to santa clara county to los angeles county. and a judge ordered him to be released from southern california. nowell walker is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: this is where his last crimes occurred between 1980 and 1981. he raped or sexually assaulted 23 women in the bay area, that is two victim as months. he is ordered release to los angeles county where she not welcomed with open arms. >> reporter: the ladies of lake los angeles, they traveled 7 hours to san jose to ask a judge to stop a sexual predator from moving in. >> he needs to stay in lock up. >> reporter: christopher evans hubbart terrorized women from the bay area to los angeles. he admitted to 38 rapes over three decades. authorities believe the number of victims could top 100. >> we don't want him out. not where we live, not where everybody lives. >>> san jose judge said christopher evans hubbart could be released to los angeles county, he would live 5 minutes away f

robert. thanks for watching "street signs" as well. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans here at the stock exchange where today any close higher for the dow or s&p 500 will mark an all-time high. i think as we stand here, this is an all-time intraday high. >> so far so good, and we're watching those markets and these stories as well. i mean, the stock market may be going strong, but what about houseing? that's what a lot of people are asking. our own ron insana wrote a piece for cnbc.com that's been burning up the web. he said weakness in the housing market, if it continues, could change the game for what the fed koss or does not do, and ron will be here to make his case and we'll talk to a famed pen warden school as well. >> jeremy segal. want him to weigh in on that as well. warren buffett is ready to scoop up kellogg. there's speculation buffet could make a play for the maker of corn flakes and so many other household names. kellogg's market value approaching $20 billion. how much would buffet worth $50 billion in cash offer, and why would he be interested in the compa

robert frank, and thank you very much for watching "street signs" as well. >> "closing bell" is next. >> welcome to "closing bell" on a monday. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> i was just celebrating the anniversary. >> yeah. >> for an extended bill. >> markets struggling to be positive on this first trading day of the week and didn't get much help from europe. european markets down on news from asia. >> theme that's been underplayed. not a lot of people on the floor or generally across the inbox talking about asia and general and when you look at the ten-year and wonder what's eating at it, that would be one of the real reasons why we haven't seen it do better. >> also watching these stories today. why did the target ceo have target on his back? a weekend board meeting, a sudden departure that takes effect immediately, so why now? target stock is down about 3% today on that news. many are asking is another shoe about to drop in that story? they will be reporting earnings on the 21st and i know expectations are not very high. >> that's true. >> also have some very special guests coming up offer the bel