i want to start off with a time lapse from the rooftop camera. check the past couple of hours looking out from the rooftop out west. a little bit after 5:00 we started seeing clearing before sunset. the sun broke through. beautiful conditions. it will be a nice evening except for the gusty winds. the rain is gone. it will be breezy and turn colder. check this out. a beautiful picture in her neighborhood there. a delightful mite. hang in there for the winds. they are coming. -- a beautiful night. this is a lesser threshold than the height when the warning. wins at 20 m.p.h., 30 miles per hour probably not much more than that. 57 degrees and 48. that was the high and low. upper 70's to about 80, we had the cool damp air that never bounced out. take a look at the highs today. farmville hit 82 degrees. 72 down in fredericksburg. we were close but stable enough to avoid big storms. now the cold air will be a process as atmosphere rises behind the cold front. there is the front. you can see it at the end of the animation. the effect will be brief very

a guy suspected of stealing cars you see hopping from rooftop to rooftop. trying to avoid getting caught. this scene played out for five hours until the cops popped him with some bean bag ammunition. the suspect then was lowered to the ground and they locked him up. >> who's sitting next to you on metro? could very well be an undercover cop. tonight the news4 i-team got access to the agency's secret plan to stop crime. how the metro it luring crooks into taking the bait. >> take a close look at this video. a man looks like he's passed out, a perfect target for this woman, who bends down and snatches his phone. what she doesn't realize, he's a cop surrounded by undercover officers, ready to grab her, handcuff her and take her to jail. >> we pick out strategic locations based on criminal activity and based where regular customers are being robbed. so >> reporter: this takedown went down just two days eric part of metro's decoy operation to cut down thefts of expensive electronics. >> it is something new. probably over the last year we've seen an increase in r

youth center is about to be fulfilled he is a big debt to tyler perry for that he is known as the rooftop pastor he gained national attention with his dramatic bid to raise funds for community center right here on the corner of 66 and king drive thanks to $98,000 pledge from tyler perry and appears the rooftop vigil may soon be over. it's not easy for a family man and father or husband and father for him as his son's birthday ... it was an extraordinary phone call completely unexpected to reverend corey burke's as he sat in his rooftop tent he's been trying to transform his community ravaged by drugs and crime >>he took it to another level saying that he would not come down until this community center gets done because all of the shootings and the gang activities and the drugs here in the south side of chicago he wanted to raise half a million dollars to tear down the hotel to make room for a community center and that caught the ear of tyler perry the entertainment mogul was on the tom joyner morning show this morning and that's when he made the pledge to send a message and a check to the

typically most residential systems gone on rooftops.ban areas like this, we don't have big yards. they will go on rooftops. you need to have good southern access to sun. things that can impact your solar access are buildings in your vicinity, big trees, things that will keep the sun from reaching the available area on your house. >> how can i test myself before i get experts out to determine whether solar panels are going to work for me? i know, for example, one of my neighbors has an additional story. so sometimes that, you know, it's a little shady over there for a variety of reasons, but are there things that i can do in advance of having the experts out? >> sure. if you have access to your roof, you can go up there with a compass and face south and kind of look to the east and the west and see what's going to -- what's going to cast shadows. if there say large obstruction like a neighbor's house or a large tree directly to the south, it gets a little more complicated trying to measure exactly what impact that will have on the area y

rooftop, for the first time in history, won. congratulations to rooftop. it was co-ed.ommissioner fewer: i just wanted to add to commissioner murase's zone about the perfect attendance, i just want to thank the su chi foundation. they had great metals and envelops for students and they volunteered in the bay view and the western edition on a regular basis. the students, i hear, look forward to fresh smoothies the first friday of every month. they are very generous. the have paid for uniforms in that area. we thank them for their participation it was a wonderful event. commissioner maufas was also in attendance area i would like to congratulate the sfbpa on their 100th anniversary. it was excellent. we had evelyn wilson asked district resident at the dinner and was honored. thank you. i would also like to add on about teen dating month. there is an excellent website and is www.thatsnotcool.com. it is an excellent resource for middle school and high-school students. had i would also like to mission -- to mention that the deputy superintendent, commissioner maufas, preside

you can climb from rooftop to rooftop and get on top of these. i am thinking, am i going to have to call the police to see what is going on? i had been out earlier and it had not rained triet i called in my graffiti and look for other stuff. i did not u see didp. -- i did not see anything up. her around december 19, a sign appears. i am going, great. now i know and what is this? it was for a construction zone parking here. 90 days, three months with no dates filled in. it is like these things just appear in the middle of the night. there were two sfpd no parking things. that is when i saw the dates filled in. 12-19 through march 19 of 2012. that is where i got the dates from. i am confused as to what is going on. i did make it to a planning commission hearing regarding the at&t wireless towers triet there were four or five other groups, some of them multinationals, and they were all there to speak to our specific addresses. the planning commission launched a fall into one agenda item. each group was allowed to appoint one person. i was a committe

i went on a rooftop to get civilians. the street is right next to me. like 400 meters, right over there. i picked up four civilians and brought them in a house. a mortar bomb came on the rooftop of a civilian house. >> we hear in the background, is that coming from the mosque. what are they saying in the mosque? they're asking help from god, from people. they're asking for blood, o-negative, a-positive. we have so many casualties. over 500 casualties. they might not live. we don't know if they're going to live or no. we need blood. no one is helping us. the u.n. isn't doing anything about it. there's a discussion, and people are sitting here and dying. >> you're taking a great risk by showing your face. >> i'm not afraid of this regime. if they want to kill me, let them. thank you, i'm not brave. you should see what people are doing here. people are trying to move bodies out of the streets and putting their lives at risk. people are getting killed just to move a body from the streets. just to move the bodies so they can bury them, and they're getting ki

i went on a rooftop to get civilians. the street is right next to me. like 400 meters, right over there. i picked up four civilians and brought them in a house. a mortar bomb came on the rooftop of a civilian house. >> we hear in the background, is that coming from the mosque. what are they saying in the mosque? they're asking help from god, from people. they're asking for blood, o-negative, a-positive. we have so many casualties. over 500 casualties. they might not live. we don't know if they're going to live or no. we need blood. no one is helping us. the u.n. isn't doing anything about it. there's a discussion, and people are sitting here and dying. >> you're taking a great risk by showing your face. i'm not afraid of this regime. if they want to kill me, let them. thank you, i'm not brave. you should see what people are doing here. people are trying to move bodies out of the streets and putting their lives at risk. people are getting killed just to move a body from the streets. just to move the bodies so they can bury them, and they're getting kille

>> on rooftops. an hour ago i went on a rooftop to get civilians. 400 meters right over there. went and picked up four civilians. a mortar bomb came on the rooftop of a civilian house. >> we hear in the background -- is that sound coming from the mosque? what are they saying in the mosques? >> these are the mosques. they are asking help from god. they are asking help from people saying we want all negative, a positive. we have so many casualties. over 500 casualties. they may not live. we don't know if they will live or not. we need blood. no one's helping us. the u.n. isn't helping t. arab league isn't helping. while they are having a discussion people are dying. >> you're taking a great risk by showing your face. >> i'm not afraid of this regime. if it wants to kill me -- i'm not brave. you should see what people are doing. people are trying to move bodies out of the street. people are getting killed just to remove a body from the street. just to move bodies so they can bury them and they are being killed for moving them. that's bravery. >> where do you take the wounded? you

. >> we're taking a live look outside from our rooftop camera. the sun is not up for quite awhile, another 44 minutes but you can see the nice city lights overhead and a little bit of light on the horizon. we are in the 20's and 30's to start the day so it is cool. 37 in the district and 23 in frederick. it will warm and nice the this afternoon, into the lower 60's and breezy at times but the wind is out of the southwest. more sunshine to more of and a little bit cooler but temperatures will drop closer to normal for this time of year, in the lower 50's. the seven-day for cost will be coming up a few minutes. >> hollywood spoke up for "the artist" is denied. the film took home five oscars. it is the first silent film to win the academy's highest honor in 83 years. >> the celebration may have been short on surprises but it was full of memorable moment. >> and the oscar goes to -- "the artist." >> and the oscar goes to -- meryl streep. >> and the oscar goes to jean dujardins. >> "hugo"swept the technical categories. octavia spencer won best support

they're kicking down doors, scaling rooftops and that's not all. fox 5's roz plater starts off the news edge with a closer look. >> reporter: on just this one block of seton place northeast neighbors tell us there have been at least six break-ins over the past month. >> i heard them say they were talking about how scared they were. >> reporter: this man whose identity we are concealing says he woke up thursday afternoon to find the thieves in his home. it was the second time he had been hit. >> when i walked out, i happened to confront one of them out of the blue from my room and i just told them to get out, leave, i'm not going to call the cops, just leave. >> reporter: witnesses told police the men had scaled the front stoop, climbed onto the porch next-door and broke in through a second story window. neighbors say most of the burglaries have taken place while folks are at work and the burglars are in and out quickly. >> they're getting skylights and climbing on roofs and things of that nature. actually in one case i've heard they kicked in the f

we'll bypass the rooftops. >> got to roll. but that's impressive.ence, hopping from roof to roof. so the guy's clearly a criminal but an athlete. >> you have to wonder how he thought this was all going to play out in his mind. >> not well. and we'll have more details on this story coming up later on "good morning america." so we'll jump to that. >>> in other news this morning, critics say that mortgage deal announced by the president yesterday does not help homeowners enough. the $25 billion settlement will reduce loans for only a fraction of those americans who owe more than their homes are worth, that underwater phrase you hear so much. 750,000 victims of improper foreclosure will get settlement checks for about $2,000 each. >>> more financial news this morning. the u.s. postal service is facing losses even bigger than first predicted. during the final months of last year the losses were $3 billion higher compared to the same time during the previous year. the postmaster is now asking permission from congress to stop mail delivery on saturdays, al

. >> the fire started on a rooftop filled with construction materials. it was a wing of the school not occupied by students. the school was a immediately ordered evacuated. all got out to safety. the streets filled with smoke construction workers, and kids. >> we were in the cafeteria. they just started lunch. >> the said it is an emergency. everybody has to get out of the building. we got out of there. >> my body called me and said the building is on fire. we have to get out of there. >> they did not appear to have life-threatening injuries. we need to check on them to make sure they are ok. >> school officials assessed the situation. >> it is a long weekend. we will have time to get in here and see what we can do. we have not made a decision about tuesday yet. >> the fire was not in the area occupied by students, but parents said a construction zone is no place for a school. they once had to evacuate because of hazardous fumes. now, a fire. >> i am asking them to come out here and assess the issue. find a place we can move the kids to and create a safe

here is a look at the rooftop camera just before sunset. you can see it sinking slowly in the west.ar skies well after sunset. by this time of year, you can see the sun for 45 minutes after the horizon. light wind, clear skies, and temperatures continuing to drop. we will get down probably in the mid 20 by lower 30's tomorrow morning. 50 in oxon hill. 50 at reagan national airport. 48 is the average guy, so everything is moving more towards spring. -- 48 is the average high temperature. we're not saying that winter is over but spring is certainly heading our way in a hurry. 43 in gaithersburg. 48 quantico. it will get chilly overnight with light wind, clear skies, a 26-33. i do not think you have to scrape off any frost but it will be a chilly start with a nice recovery in temperatures tomorrow. 29 in syracuse currently. a big amount of high pressure is over head and once that moves up the wind direction will start changing. much warmer temperatures over the next few days. 50 in nashville. this is heading our way tomorrow. i pressure will be moving out. the thin, like sleds tomorrow

looking out to the west from our rooftop in arlington. there is a beautiful sunset. temperatures in the 50's with clear skies. as the head through the evening, we will hang on clear skies just a little bit longer. the next weather system will bring some ring tomorrow. officially at reagan national airport, 55 degrees. 40 degrees was the morning low. it will probably be that tomorrow morning once again. at this hour, temperatures starting to drop off just a bit. 45 degrees in gaithersburg. 52 degrees in quantico. 30's to the north with sunset behind us. around here it will be 35-40. koch will start to increase like tonight. by tomorrow the next system -- clouds will start to increase tonight. by tomorrow the dax system will go through. rain will start. it will be light rain for the afternoon and evening. just as quickly it will move out tomorrow night. by the time friday ross and high pressure will roll back in. saturday looks nice. sunday may be a snow and center to deal with -- may be a storm center to deal with. we will wind up getting a cloudy breeze and a colder

here is a time lapse from the rooftop camera. evening just before sunset as the skies clear out. really clearing out rather nice the with temperatures but sunset behind us starting to drop a little more noticeably but a very quite come a beautiful february evening with maybe a sprinkle or shower in the next few days but the big story will be the temperature and wind warning us up. 46 right now in district heights. 47 in alexandria. 48 the high so far. it 50 and 32 were the official high and low. 49 and 32 are the averages, so this is as close statistically as we will get for the 21st day of that uri. a couple 50 boxes out of town. fredericksburg get it the. everyone else in the 40's and those numbers will drop. the cold air will retreat through new england and into canada over the next few days as the southernly southwest and eventually western wind will be taking over to transport in the warmer temperatures from the tennessee river valley and bit south. 60 tomorrow and then close to 70. at least upper 60's for thursday. perhaps

this is from our rooftop camera here in arlington. sunrise was at 6:44 a.m.ith a lot out -- 11 hours, 14 minutes of daylight today. you cannot even find a cloud out there. the wind is out of the south showing the direction of the wind with these arrows. that will bump our temperatures into the low 60's and a cold front will move in later today. behind that front we will see these arrows shift around like this and be out of the north. that means the cooler air will be filling in from the north and coming in from canada for the next couple of days but temperatures will be back to where they should be this time of year. currently 52 degrees in the district and cooler near the water. already 58 degrees in martinsburg. . \notice the cooler air off to the northwest. that is the source region for our cooler air that will come in tonight and tomorrow. not much action on the satellite and radar. a week little clipper system will pass to our north today and you can see a little circulation around the great lakes region and that will pass to our north. for now, we are o

watch it melt off as more and more ground and rooftops are revealed in the february bright sunshine.till a little snow in richmond. lower eastern shore quickly melting off through the afternoon. no question about that. just outside of salisbury where they did get a good coating. baltimore itself, basically the story nothing but sunshine where we did not see so much as a flake fly out there last flight. if you did see one in the baltimore area you blinked and missed it. crystal clear, dry. that's going to hold up. tomorrow the mid-part of the week. temperatures comfortable, mid-40s to 30s west. ocean city at 40 degrees. i just want to show you the humidity has dropped significantly, so very dry air in place. maybe uprun the humidifier. comfortable and a light north breeze will keep things feeling chillier than they are. tomorrow we'll warm it up more, increasing clouds but dry. glen burnie to about 54 tomorrow. mid-atlantic view showing not a thing. out to the east we continue to watch the back side of that storm system blow offshore well off into the atlantic ocean. behind it nothing

look at the enormous amount of snow building up on rooftops in the city. some residents installed heating equipment on the roofs to help the snow melt away. this is forcing them to consume a lot more electricity than usual. they say their bills are skyrocketing there. >>> chilly bree, snow church, transformed the lives of villagers one hundred years ago. the snow church looks like it is lit up blue and glows above the villages. services last ten minutes because it's so cold. the pictures are beautiful. >> gorgeous. i wish we could see that there. we could see snow in here tomorrow. i'm keeping my fingers crossed for the people that want the snow. the grouped ground is -- the ground is too warm. looking out for the older people that have to shovel the stuff. we don't want our backs to go out. let me show you what is going on. temperatures are chilly. not as cold as yesterday. see the 39s in the sparrows point, close to 40 in rock hall. annapolis this morning, and lorel, 35 degrees, ellicott around 36 degrees this morning, good morning manchester, 35 degrees

north and west we could see some accumulations, particularly on elevated surfaces, grassy areas and rooftops. not so much on the roads. most of the roads have been pretreated but we're seeing bands that could create slick areas and further west toward manchester. we can see slick areas. you want to drive with caution. it has been a rain event on the eastern shore and along the immediate chesapeake waters. there's not a lot behind this. we have a couple more hours to deal with it. the freeze line, you can see, is north and west of baltimore. it's up here, york, frepg and car -- frederick and carroll county. that's where we'll see the possibility of icy areas. mostly rain to the east of i-95. we'll talk more about how things shape up into your morning and the weekend coming up. >>> let's go out there live right now and see how the commute is going. 795 at ck ky -- cockeysville road. you get into reisterstown, and you'll find more snow as you head out with the. this snow may not amount to much but it is the timing that's challenging for those trying to get home. it get's worse north and west of

. >>> crooks climbing up walls and scaling rooftops, it sounds like an action movie, but it's happening in d.c. and neighbors are fighting back. >>> the message from d.c. police, be careful, street crimes are on the rise. so are you paying attention? we hit the streets to find out if the violent crimes are changing behavior. >>> and if crime is the problem, this baltimore teen may be the answer, why his teammate call him the crime stopper. -- teammates call him the crime stopper. good evening. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm will thomas. >> snow falls over southern virginia and is starting to fall over reagan national now. take a look at winter weather in roanoke county creating dangerous driving conditions tonight. we just got word culpeper county schools or a two-hour delay tomorrow morning. >> has the threat of winter weather passed us? let's get right to gwen tolbart in the weather center with the details. >> we still have precipitation moving across most of our viewing area. you can see to the east through ocean city they're getting rainfall and to the west

a little time lapse looking out toward falls church from our rooftop camera.e clouds and a little break in the overcast developing. some drier air will move into the area. skies will clear. we will wake up to temperatures in the 30's. the ear has been so dry and still is very dry. 51 degrees in the burtonsville. arlington reporting 50 degrees with a light breeze out of the northwest. 37 is the morning low. 39 degrees in baltimore right now. -- 49 degrees right now in baltimore. still 55 in fredericksburg, one of the warmer spots. it will clear out tonight. we will wake up to temperatures mostly above freezing to marron. we will be off to the races with the thermometer. high pressure will be building behind the storm. wins turning to the wall west and northwest, and temperatures will rise to the low 50's tomorrow. a lot of sunshine well into the 50's. tomorrow night that will move out. clouds will be back with a cold front on thursday. a little snow may fall but farther north cooler air from pennsylvania through new york state. right behind that another swap of

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again the rooftops pretty intact. pretty organized looks like a clean neighborhood. now look over here. like a ghost town with know no cars at all, damage on the roads. so much damage on the top of the buildings up in here as well. that's that burn degree i showed you earlier. one last image, again august 2010 here, february 2012 here. you see the tops of the buildings. you see much more damage here and a bit of a fire right in this area here. a lot of damage to the struhe s over here. we're not on the ground but images tend to support the view you get from activists this has been under siege. a fascinating way to look at it from satellite images taken from space. we'll stay on top of that story. coming up in about 15 minutes here we'll see e-mails of top syrian officials. they were hacked. you won't believe how they're trying to spin this brutal crackdown to americans. >>> and we'll hear from rick santorum on -- >> church's moan and forcing them to do something that they think is a grievous moral wrong. how can that be a right of a woman? that has nothing to do with

this is off our rooftop camera. looking northeast on wisconsin avenue on your left. look in the background, you can make it out. that's in wilson high school. and we are looking at this brought to you by michael and son. it's a nice evening. you'll need a coat. it's 49 downtown. winds out of the south at 14. dew point is falling. 49 without a wind. with a wind, it feels cold, especially since we don't have any sun. that will change tomorrow and change on thursday. satellite picture radar combined, is this a system we showed you yesterday. in kansas city and oklahoma city, it has fallen apart. rain and shower activity in pennsylvania and new york state. all the precipitation is staying to our north. we have gone clear to partly cloudy tonight. i think we're going to stay that way overnight. temperatures, 40s in the suburbs. 46 in bethesda. 47 in rockville. 46 in reston. 50 in college park. 47 in beltsville and 46 in laurel. so, here's the deal. milder and then warmer. breezy and just chilly tonight. windy and milder on wednesday. more like april on thursday and winter

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come down sunday, will have a tough time accumulating on anything but grassy surfaces, car tops, rooftops. air temperatures 50 saturday and 40 on sunday, it's that overnight period in to sunday morning where if you are going to have to deal with wintery weather, maybe slix spots on the roads, it's going to be in the early sunday time frame. partly cloudy and chilly. tomorrow 50, mostly cloudy, chance for late day rain showers, baltimore area east and tomorrow a changeover to a mix, maybe snow showers, lingering in to the first part of our sundays. snow will go back to rain towards midday before it tapers off. seven-day forecast, looking ahead, finding clear and relatively benign weather, after the weekend. mondays and tuesday not bad. if you are heading to our best friend's super bowl sundays party early in the day, carroll county way, the spots that get colder faster, wintery weather around early sunday. >> what does that mean for the super bowl? any bad weather out that way? >> is that a factor? aren't they inside? >> it's a dome game. >> forget it, what do i know? it's football. >> rav

you are looking live at a picture from our rooftop camera towards the embarcadero, ferry building andthe bay bridge which we thought was going to be closed, the upper deck, but caltrans finished their work very early. it is wide open this morning. keep that in mind throw out plan b and ride the bay bridge into work. >>> egypt is now the latest in a series of arab countries to withdraw its ambassador in damascus in protest of the syrian government's brutal crackdown against protesters e 23 were killed yesterday in attacks by syrian forces. claims that syrian presidential assad's regime lashed out over the killings of a state prosecutor and judge. >> u.n. nuclear inspectors arrived in tehran this morning the latest push to hold talks with iranian officials over concerns that iran is developing nuclear weapons. iran denied those charges. similar trip last month produced no results. u.s. and are urging israel to give sanctions time to work with. >>> carnival -- carnival fever continues in bra little. -- in brazil. the parade started yesterday at dusk and ends at dawn. >>> 4:48. coming up

they are telling people to light fires on their rooftops.r and shell impacts every day. we saw them coming in. the other argument is they are facing what official spokesmen described as armed gangs of criminals. they have to restore order. the argument in reply to that is they are defending their people and the government finds it hard to target them. shelling areas of the area. certainly we saw civilians bearing the brunt and damaged çover a wide area. >> crucial talks in greece over the new austerity program have ended with the issue of pension cuts. the prime minister's office said discussions will continue so the deal would be completed. now to the indian ocean. the maldives being rocked by political turmoil. >> that's right. scuffles have broken out between police and supporters of the former president who was forced to step down earlier this week. it was the first democratically elected president. çthe bbc's and her north is in the maldives capital and filed this report. >> of the star of this week he was the president. he was lookin

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speaking of rot, this is one of five buildings here, it is absolutely rotting, just below the rotting rooftop is what appears to be a sick and dying hen. >> how long does it appear that they have been unfed? >> it appears based on estimates from the vet about two weeks. >> reporter: the man who runs the operation is andy chung. he. >> an officer has interviewed him and that will be ongoing. >> reporter: we called him tonight at the number provided by animal services, the man answering denied any knowledge of the hen facilities, animal services said from that same number a man offered to come put down all 50,000 hens. they denied that offer because. >> if there is any kind of animal cruelty charge that need it be filed will be done by the district's attorney's office. >> reporter: this could be a criminal case. >> yes. >> reporter: near turlock. >> today is ash wednesday and vandals picked today to hit a bay area church spray painting satanic symbols and defacing statues. they demonized a famous late insaying. the priest said he is in no rush to clean it up. why not? >> reporter: it's a distur

you have rain drops on your rooftop right now. dry creek road off highway 29 and this right here is the snow that continues to fall at cobb mountain. elevation 4700. now a wind advisory goes into effect at midnight through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for the straight and delta. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. should be annotated with the approaching front. the most copius amounts of precipitation. it continues to sag in a southerly direction. behind this front, numerous scattered showers should be anticipated. you'll need that umbrella off and on all day. this is your morning commute and a lot of water that is falling between now and morning commute. so, i would give yourself extra time for that morning drive. meanwhile, as far as over the next 24 hours is concerned, up to half an inch of rain. a full inch and a half in the highest elevations. here it is. it's going to drop our local snow level down to 2500 feet. so we'll see a dusting at least and we'll see several inches at mt. hamilton. they'll be measuring this, up to 5 feet above

a child of san francisco public schools and the parent of a child out rooftop. brian is the parent of a child askt leonard flynn. michael is of course the secretary treasurer of the golden trades council. honda for your non-statutory appointments, garcia is an architect and a parent of two children and represents an immigrant community. mayor mcgwire represents the environmental organization. craig is a stickler for students with disabilities, and walter haugeobb is a retired rep, a for vice principal, so with that, i hope so we submit this is a great group and respectfully ask that you approve their appointments and the appointments. >> thank you. there is no public comment. any comments from the board? commissioner? >> i want to thank staff for such care in recommending are released dollar fleet -- a really stellar fleet. her leadership has been unparalleled. she is very dedicated in her service periods -- in her service. james has done some interesting work representing people with the least amount of voice, and tiananmen square has really helped improve the

and just the low the rooftop appears to be sick and dying bird. >> it appears based upon estimation strum the best, approximately two weeks. >> animal services says the man who runs this operation is anti- chung and he has the san francisco phone number. cbs five called mr. chung but he denied any knowledge. >> if there is any kind of animal cruelty charges that need to be filed, that will be done by the district attorney's office. >> so this could be criminal case is. >> absolutely. >> an eight -year-old is in critical condition after being shot in by but the belly by our classmates. it happened two minutes after the end of class and was an accident. >>> in fact, it's still not clear how the student got the gun. >> how does the child get ahold of the gun and bring it to school? you don't think about that kind of thing. >> police found the gun in the classroom. no one else was hurt. the shooter has been booked into juvenile detention. and, i man arrested for brandishing shotguns at an elementary schools who told police that he was upset about an argument. he apparently had begun with afte

. >> reporter: brooks believes desperate times call for desperate measures so he took to the rooftopvowed not to company down until he raised enough money to buy the building, knock it down, and build a community centre. what did you endure up there? >> i was a little terrified because i thought the tent is going to fly off this motel and i'm going to die in a tent on top of an abandoned motel. >> what did you learn? >> people have great hearts. and if you can somehow be creative enough to bring it to their attention and their awareness about what ising going on, that people will rise to the occasion. >> reporter: sometimes even famous people. on friday 94 brooks became the subject of a syndicated radio talk show, while promoting his new film good deeds, filmmaker tyler perry was inspired to perform his own. >> i will give him the $90,000. >> also all right, pastor brooks come on down. >> i said i wasn't going to cry, but after 94 days, i keep crying. and i'm grateful for every single gift that we've gotten. >> it's just a start. brooks next goal, to raise $15 million to build the ne

you know, we do not want to see that these antennas continue to be put on rooftops and later on how do we remove them, and so what is the process for that, so i would ask that you represent the people in the neighborhoods and not the largest lobbyists to the city, which is at&t. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> that afternoon, my name is -- i am the father of two boys to attend the academy. i do not want to minimize the important role that at&t plays in the future of san francisco, and, in fact, they have good services. i want to remind you from my personal experience that the religious institutions such as the hebrew academy and the church play in the san francisco community. number one, it teaches family values to lenders of kids and teenagers. number two, it provides financial support to many charitable causes throughout the city. number three, it teaches and promotes moral values that many kids do not get in the public school or their neighborhoods, and number four, it teaches public responsibility, not only to the kids but to the parents. and the last 40 years, the acad