sanchez. >> thank you. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department just 0 reiterated the alexandraistrict as was a proper ruling rule for prop m in 2008, i would note through the course of alexandra district leading up to 2002 and 2008 there were at least 10 public hearings that the planning commission held with the allocations to 9 district was created the creation of the district and to subordinate design review has been a significant public process and issued two levels of determination pursuant to the alexandra authority that was determined if the alexandra district those railroad not appealed and subsequent to that as you recall there was a deal that salesforce talked about people knew about that and we're seeking additional allocation they substantially decided not to do that and choose to do instead no public oppositions i was aware of and certainly not of the sort of we're seeing here. >> can i interrupt you one second. >> no, no ged. >> thank you. >> you have time in terms of the this on a appropriate determination their allocations stand so the placing revoked them they'v

sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department just to clarify i wasn't clear the heefth ofthe fence is 10 feet this is the permit holders property in this case they're proposing a health that is 6 feet above the grade as they additional it based on the previously existing grade and representations of the permit holder is that they increased the height thought about 2 and a half feet at the northeast corner from 2 and a half retaining wall to a 5 foot retaining wall when the height of the fence it is grade but typically applied that to be preexisting grade the lower height 2 and a half above the neighbors property zero for purposes of measuring and 10 feet blow that they're doing less than this this is a code compliant fence worst case scenario is a matter of reducing is one feet 10 feet belief grades on the appellants property but as it is before you this does appear to be code compliant and i've not heard anything that would lead me to building otherwise. >> your close but the one photo they're showing not only the wall the new wall you but the fence to the adjacent proper

sanchez. >> scott sanders sanchez planning department. believe i don't have much to back it i did look at our profile from the assessor's office and says there's one bathroom in the property. i would assume that's in the upper level not in the basement. i don't have anything to add to the noticing comment i made earlier that the project does require notice. that's a code requirement. it's minor standard must be applied as such the permit should be rejected but i'll answer any question. i know commissioner honda had questions maybe earlier >> i mean, so again regarding the restrictions because of new legislation has been enacted, is there something that will come up on your website or dbi's website. further development but that lower section if they choose to move that area? >> are you saying if the permit is denied here and they come back in for new permit- >> let me clarify. for example the permit is upheld and allowed to remove the illegal work that's been done. the way the new legislation is written there not able to ever put that back

austria and brazil and two maryland cities with levels of voter turnout out amongst the 16 and 17 in scott sanchezning department 1k507b8d they were extend to the 16 and 17 year-old after an 85 percent the scottish receive drum and 16 and 17 year-old have a higher voter turnout and research shows that voting is had been july and they will continue to vote and whereas research suggests that the early vote are more likely to be a lifetime voter and age 16 is a better age to beginni ithan 18 t is a difficult time to establish new habits and one in 3 sfusd and 16 and 17 year-old with household in immigrant have a larger influenced on local elections. >> whereas the two san francisco neighborhood with the highest numbers of children under 18 bayview and visitacion valley have the largest turnout and 16 and 17 voting will encourage the dialogue between teens and their parents and guardian hoping to bring awareness in families and whereas reach suggests that student voting increases the voter turnout of households and whereas as age 16 young people are vetted in their community of original they care abou

government audit and oversight committee discussed the i mp and the student housing during the hearing scott sanchez presented a explanations and doug provided the details on the history of the i p p during the public comment and commissioner moore testified at the hearing the committee said it is generally successful with one not able exception the community and public expressed frustration supervisor peskin note he is expressing opposition and urged the department to continue with the enforcement in order to insure the results and board this weeks ago supervisors we are to hear the shuttle. >> supervisor yee asked for a two week continuance so to attempt to members of congress revisions to the program about one hour of public comment with supervisor wiener and supervisor tang disinventing no introductions thank you. >> the board of appeals did meet last night two items of interest 75 howard the board heard the appeals at a previous hearing the board expressed the concerns and the board asked questions the board voted one to four to deny the thirty 9 this motion failed no subsequent motion and it w

sanchez. >> scott sanders sanchez planning department. believe i don't have much to back it i did look at our profile from the assessor's office and says there's one bathroom in the property. i would assume that's in the upper level not in the basement. i don't have anything to add to the noticing comment i made earlier that the project does require notice. that's a code requirement. it's minor standard must be applied as such the permit should be rejected but i'll answer any question. i know commissioner honda had questions maybe earlier >> i mean, so again regarding the restrictions because of new legislation has been enacted, is there something that will come up on your website or dbi's website. further development but that lower section if they choose to move that area? >> are you saying if the permit is denied here and they come back in for new permit- >> let me clarify. for example the permit is upheld and allowed to remove the illegal work that's been done. the way the new legislation is written there not able to ever put that back

and mapping h i maybe the room and expecting senior bring to your attention joe duffy as well as scott sanchez planning department who you o will be representing the planning department planning department and commission please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. please carry on conversations out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments. there are customer satisfaction forms available. if you have a question about the schedule, speak to the staff after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow we are located at 1650 mission street, suite 304. this meetin

austria and brazil and two maryland cities with levels of voter turnout out amongst the 16 and 17 in scott sanchezning department 1k507b8d they were extend to the 16 and 17 year-old after an 85 percent the scottish receive drum and 16 and 17 year-old have a higher voter turnout and research shows that voting is had been july and they will continue to vote and whereas research suggests that the early vote are more likely to be a lifetime voter and age 16 is a better age to beginni ithan 18 t is a difficult time to establish new habits and one in 3 sfusd and 16 and 17 year-old with household in immigrant have a larger influenced on local elections. >> whereas the two san francisco neighborhood with the highest numbers of children under 18 bayview and visitacion valley have the largest turnout and 16 and 17 voting will encourage the dialogue between teens and their parents and guardian hoping to bring awareness in families and whereas reach suggests that student voting increases the voter turnout of households and whereas as age 16 young people are vetted in their community of original they care abou

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kind of brings us to today, the new plans address some of the issues at the jurisdiction appeals scott sanchezaid the dpivens group housing is a gray within it is cloudy and should be addressed by the planning department we agree this occupancy meets group housing it provides lodging space not defined as dwelling unit it says such group housing shall include but included but not limited to it is a dwelling unit is a occupied by one family doing its own cooking and whatnot the 3 bedrooms and barometers is the general thinks that is where an expanding family makes accommodation for additional children not rental units so we feel that is a good group housing arrangement and one of the individuals sharing a common abandonment the ground floor rooms are not in-law units but adams bedrooms with separate bathrooms so the design of the remodels stone suggests that the plans supports group housing the planning department noted that the front rooms the flat are labeled as dinging and lingering, however, the plan outlines not only a dividing room the pass through the in the kitchen and doors were added t

scott/re being honored for their nba championship. 16-h morning and thanks for nue.ing us. i'm kris sanchez. nt i'm scott mcgrew. we'll take you live to the white house. the golden state warriors are at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and on jident obama will congratulate them in just seconds from now. for their first nba title and workers. to win the title back in june, here they come all of them lining up one by one. everyone seems to have a picture opportunity. saw nancy pelosi there in the front a short time ago as well. the number 44 because he's of course, the 44th president. the joke going around the newsroom is that they allowed an assassin into the white house because of the baby face killer. president obama should be walking out to congratulate the warriors. they're getting congratulated for last year's championship and being -- let's see what they're doing. maybe they were -- at the same time. >> sounded like they were saying something. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. accompanied by coach steve kerr. mr. jerry west. [ applause ] >>> welcome to the white hous

sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrewen right to valentine. first we need to take a look outside where across the bay area it's fabulous. we could see more record heat. but enjoy while it lasts. meteorologist kari hall big changes ahead today last day of near-record temperatures. sunol, high clouds across the sky, that will filter sunshine later today as clouds increase. now looking at these temperatures, it is really starting to warm up out there in san carlos, napa at 66 degrees. 68 degrees in san jose. already at 71 degrees in livermore. checking out some records today, the record in livermore is 78 degrees, set back in 1977. and looks like we could go above that as we go into this afternoon expecting it to at least tie that or get a degree or two above. oakland, high of 80 today. when the record is 73 degrees. santa rosa, also up to 80, looking at record set in 2007 of 79 degrees. after today we will have a big cold front moving through and some rain. we'll talk about that time line coming up in the next microclimate forecast. >> weather c

sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. the rally happening now in san francisco city hall. students in lowell high school found a racist message on the window over the school's library earlier this month, organizing the rally calling for change. >> nbc bay area's chuck coppola with students walking out of class an hour ago. what do they hope the walkout will do? >> reporter: now they're at city hall holding a rally. what held to the walkout, pictures of rappers, a picture of president obama and a student put #gang. that's what offend teachers and students here. it led to assemblies, one-on-one talks, raising cultural awareness. more than 2600 students. but fewer of 60 of them, african-american, today, about 20 members of the black student union at the high school staged a walkout, condoned by the school's principal who admits, lowell high school has a very long way to go. >> we've been looking all week, we have programs, i'll be meet be with other leaders of the community in coming weeks. and continue the listening a andiand implementing corrective action. >> i personally f

scott/re being honored for their nba championship. 16-h morning and thanks for nue.ing us. i'm kris sancheze white house. the golden state warriors are at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and on jident obama will congratulate them in just seconds from now. for their first nba title and workers. to win the title back in june, here they come all of them lining up

sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. this is happening right now near the bay bridge exit in san francisco.pect in custody, a couple of blocks away from where we're at. at the essex street

sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. this is happening right now near the bay bridge exit in san francisco. the area is the intersection of 4th and ryan. >> always a question, is there a danger to the public? good news, officers have a suspect in custody? >> reporter: they do have a suspect in custody, a couple of blocks away from where we're at. at the essex street on-ramp. leading san francisco into oakland. a chp officer and partner, were in a squad car, squad car since left the scene, responding to a call here. if you see in the foreground the purple gloves, that's where we believe the officer was worked on before they rushed him to the hospital with one stab wound. we're not sure if the homeless encampment beyond that where the tents are at, not sure if that was related in is call they were put on. we did speak with a colleague who he knows the man but doesn't know what the call was. he said he's a young man with a family and, again, he has been rushed to san francisco general with a stab wound, after being stabbed here by another man along the on-ramp. the suspect did run away but cau

scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. let's get right to meteorologist kari hall.yes, you really can't believe that this is mid-february. we have a lot of people rushing to the beach as our temperatures continue to warm up. here's a live look at ocean beach. a few white caps on the ocean so watch out for that possibility if you're heading into the water. now our temperatures are already in the lower 70s. half moon bay is at 72 degrees. oakland is at 6

sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. the rally happening now in san francisco city hall.huck coppola with students walking out of class an hour ago. what do they hope the walkout will do? >> reporter: now they're at city hall holding a

sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrewen right to valentine. we could see more record heat. but enjoy while it lasts. meteorologist kari hall big changes ahead today last day of near-record temperatures. sunol, high clouds across the sky, that willil

sanchez. orks s scott mcgrew. jose likely caused a two-alarm fire at strip mall overnight. >> joining us the strip mall on story road. pete, it looks like the fireworks left a big mess behind. >> reporter: yeah, it left a big mess. cleanup crews wrapped up. i took a stroll

scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. let's get right to meteorologist kari hall. this is a forecast for spring. >> yes, you really can't believe that this is mid-february. we have a lot of people rushing to the beach as our temperatures continue to warm up. here's a live look at ocean beach. a few white caps on the ocean so watch out for that possibility if you're heading into the water. now our temperatures are already in the lower 70s. half moon bay is at 72 degrees. oakland is at 66 degrees. livermore is at 72 degrees. looking at the temperature change just from the past 24 hours, we've already seen it's now 14 degrees warmer in livermore than it was yesterday at this time and most of us are about 5 to 10 degrees above this time yesterday. so it's already starting to warm up. looking at some of those records in santa rosa, we had a record just last year set of 76 degrees. san jose 80 degrees. some of these spots may not hit the record high but get very close. i'm expecting a new record in oakland at the airport of 80 degrees. that's the forecast today. 75 in ha

i'm scott mcgrew and i'm kris sanchez.in one south bay neighborhood after a tense standoff between an armed man and sheriff's deputies and thankfully that all came to end about two hours ago, but arson investigators are still on the scene after the suspect allegedly tried to light propane tanks on fire. >> nbc bay area stephanie trong is liv in los gatos. >> that's right.

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.n jose police just located the red sports car believed to be the one that struck and killed a bicyclist this morning, but the person behind the wheel is still at large. witnesses told police they saw the driver of a red honda del sol sports car crash into a man on bicycle just after midnight. police say that driver then k

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.aw enforcement officers are paying their respect to richmond police officer gus vegas, who was shot in his own home in vallejo last week. >> bob redell is at the richmond memorial auditorium where the memorial service is under way. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and kris. it's hard not to sit inside the richmond memorial auditorium without getting a lump in your throat or tears in your eyes as you listen to fa

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.he dust has settled on last night's party we can see what's left behind. this is video from our chopper above levi's stadium this morning. you can see the confetti has not been vacuumed up off the field yet. >> chuck, celebrations continue and people are still at levi's this morning. >> reporter: it's a little like the day after

sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. this deadly fire broke out late last night at an apartment complex on kathy ellen drive. both police and firefighters on the scene investigating. >> stephanie chuang is live in vallejo. you talked with a pregnant mother who had to grab her kids and escape those flames from right next door. >> reporter: yeah, we're talking about a woman who's eight months pregnant. she also has a 2 and 4-year-old so she had her hands full. those were her top priorities. and the neighbors said the very same thing. firefighters got here around 11:30 last night at this three-alarm blaze. now you can see investigators inside the unit where they believe this all started. now, the question is how did a baby get left inside? to cover all bases, investigators waited on a warrant before going in this morning while neighbors recall the frightening moments when they heard loud noises before they saw the smoke. >> there was an explosion, like a real big boom. >> as soon as i opened up the door there was a bunch of

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.ed into other cars. one is at east 23rd and coolidge and the other is fruitvale and hyde. officers caught that suspect about ten miles away i

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we'll get to mavericks, but first we want to take you to some breaking news. the san jose police just located the red sports car believed to be the one that struck and killed a bicyclist this morning, but the person behind the wheel is still at large. witnesses told police they saw the driver of a red honda del sol sports car crash into a man on bicycle just after midnight. police say that driver then kept going northbound, has not been located, but police did find the car. it does have front end damage consistent with a crash of this type. the victim is a man whose identity has not yet been released, but we do know he is the sixth person to die in a traffic fatality in san jose this year. if you have information about that car or that driver who is still at large, you can call police anonymously. >>> and just into our newsroom, an emergency landing for a flight that took off from the bay area. american airlines flight 1318 had a landing dpegear issue buts still able to make it to its

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.approaches. this is a live look at fremont and the flog is just howling -- the wind is howling and the flag is flying. major shift in what we've been seeing the past few weeks. now look at our satellite/radar showing a system churning in the pacific coming into the bay area in just a matter of hours. it seems l

sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. in just three hours we'll hear from federal investigators opening a comprehensive review of the san francisco police department and its policies. this follows a series of controversial police shootings, including that of mario woods caught on camera by witnesses december 2nd. police say five officers opened fire after woods stabbed someone, then refused to drop the knife. stephanie chuang is in san francisco at city hall. there has been pressure to bring in some outside eyes. >> reporter: absolutely, scott and laura. city hall has been under fresh for some sort of review of the police department use of forth especially since that woods shooting. the mayor has called for that investigation and we will hear details this afternoon. san francisco police have said only one of the five officers who opened fire on woods is white. that, however, has not appeased protesters who accuse the sfpd of racism in the ranks. they have asked for two investigations, one into whether the officers crimina

sanchez. orks s scott mcgrew. right now at 11:00, that celebration turned into chaos at rnfireworks show in san jose likely caused a two-alarm fire at strip mall overnight. >> joining us the strip mall on story road. pete, it looks like the fireworks left a big mess behind. >> reporter: yeah, it left a big mess. cleanup crews wrapped up. i took a stroll through the mall, it has paper signs that say fireworks are not permit who'd those who do so could face prosecution. crews using leaf blowers and shovels to clean up, the trash from the show. it happens annually here in san jose to kick off the lunar new year. looking at video from last night's show. it shows a tree catching on fire along the building. now, fire crews put out the fire around 9:00 p.m. witnesses say the fireworks caused it but that's under investigation. fireworks are illegal in san jose. when we checked with san jose p.d., no arrests have been made at this time. one man heard the fireworks and was near the plaza at time of the fire. >> one of them

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we begin with those new details on that part of the bay bridge. caltrans says damage to the yerba buena tunnel is worse than thought. bob redell is live in oakland. bob, the big concern is falling concrete as we've seen in weeks past. >> reporter: correct. caltrans just confirmed to us within the past 30 minutes that its agency did find 13 more problem spots on both sides of the walls in the yerba buena tunnel. these are concrete spots that indicated corrosion and needed to be replaced. now, this comes after a large 13 x 12 inch chunk of concrete fell from the wall and hit liz g gusten's car. the collision popped her tire and caused more than $3,000 worth of damage to her car. february 1st, caltran workers tapped the walls of the tunnel with a hammer to see if any more spots rang hollow. workers found 13 locations i mentioned that had been loosened from the rebar by moisture and rainwater and they range in size from a few inches to a few feet. all of those pieces have been removed. tomorrow caltrans will meet with the federal highway administratio

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we begin with those new details on that part of the bay bridge.porter: correct. caltrans just confirmed to us within the past 30 minutes that its agency did find 13 more problem spots on both s

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. right now hundreds of citizens and law enforcement officers are paying their respect to richmond police officer gus vegas, who was shot in his own home in vallejo last week. >> bob redell is at the richmond memorial auditorium where the memorial service is under way. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and kris. it's hard not to sit inside the richmond memorial auditorium without getting a lump in your throat or tears in your eyes as you listen to family, friends and fellow police officers talk about and grieve over the death of officer gus vegas. moments ago richmond's police chief said about vegas' 15 years with the department, i'm quoting here, eternally grateful, raeft -- rest in peace, my friend. they escorted the body to the memorial service. his sons carried the casket out of the hearse, into the auditorium. the entire richmond police department and members from other departments have come here. didn't know the officer but has tremendous amount of respect for law enfor

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we'll get to that developing story in just a moment, but first wind is whipping through the bay area as a storm approaches. this is a live look at fremont and the flog is just howling -- the wind is howling and the flag is flying. major shift in what we've been seeing the past few weeks. now look at our satellite/radar showing a system churning in the pacific coming into the bay area in just a matter of hours. it seems like it's here. >> while the rain is not here, we've got a lot of wind. let's check in with a meteorologist who knows best. good morning. >> good morning. we've been seeing those clouds, oven seen them taking a dip. they look upside down like cotton balls. amazing cloud formations this morning. we've also had gusty winds, mt. diablo up to 57 miles per hour, los gatos 47, ocean beach 42 miles an hour. we've also had winds at the benicia bridge at 36. some of those bridges really catching those winds rushing in from the south and moffett field up to 33 as well. this is we

sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew.

sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew.l hear from federal investigators opening a comprehensive review of the san francisco police department and its policies. this follows a series of controversial police shootings, including that of mario woods caught on camera by witnesses december 2nd. police say five officers opened fire after woods stabbed someone, then refused to drop the knife. frephanie chuang is in san

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. this all started about two hours ago in the fruitvale neighborhood but there are two other locations where that suspect crashed into other cars. one is at east 23rd and coolidge and the other is fruitvale and hyde. officers caught that suspect about ten miles away in berkeley. >> that's where we find stephanie chuang. officers say the suspect was extremely dangerous? >> reporter: extremely dangerous, that's right, scott and kris. in fact police are saying that he was armed with a handgun. he was driving intentionally into cars, point a handgun right at people, just kind of looking at them. as far as we know he didn't fire the gun but a huge concern is they don't know where that gun is. i can tell you that they did make the arrest here at delaware and mcgee where you see there are several police cars here and crime scene technicians. in fact it does look like they have a man there. we believe he may be the suspect. he's a man in custody. you can see they just brought him out and are br

sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew.o and richmond police in this news conference any second now. the crime happened in vallejo. the victim is an off-duty richmond police officer. this deadly shooting happened near cliff walk drive in vallejo's glen cove neighborhood. this is the officer. his name is gus vegas. officers are still looking for his shooter. the

sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. let's go back to that live picture because we are expecting to hear from vallejo and richmond police in this news conference any second now. the crime happened in vallejo. the victim is an off-duty richmond police officer. this deadly shooting happened near cliff walk drive in vallejo's glen cove neighborhood. this is the officer. his name is gus vegas. officers are still looking for his shooter. the officer who was killed is a long-time veteran of the force. neighbors say he was a kind man who held events for foster children in the community. >> joining us on the phone now is nbc bay area's cheryl hurd who is in the neighborhood where the shooting happened. i can only imagine how folks are reacting there, cheryl. >> reporter: that's right, i'm live on a cul-de-sac, there's one way in and one way out. people who live in this neighborhood are waking up to something they thought would never happen here, including myself because i live right here on this street. i woke up about 8:30 this

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. it is the day after the super bowl and now that the dust has settled on last night's party we can see what's left behind. this is video from our chopper above levi's stadium this morning. you can see the confetti has not been vacuumed up off the field yet. >> chuck, celebrations continue and people are still at levi's this morning. >> reporter: it's a little like the day after christmas. take a look inside. this is the nfl shop to the northwest corner of levi's stadium. look inside there. there must be at least 100 or so people in there right now. there's been a steady stream of shoppers since 8:00 a.m. when it opened. pullovers that were $95 yesterday are half off today. caps that were $35 are half off today as were replica coins used in the coin toss. it's all super bowl 50 logo merchandise on sale. we found many of people very satisfied with their selections as well as how well the bay area hosted the super bowl. >> we were here yesterday and we heard that everything is 50% off the

i'm scott mcgrew and i'm kris sanchez. school is closed in one south bay neighborhood after a tense standoff between an armed man and sheriff's deputies and thankfully that all came to end about two hours ago, but arson investigators are still on the scene after the suspect allegedly tried to light propane tanks on fire. >> nbc bay area stephanie trong is liv in los gatos. >> that's right. santa clara county investigators and i'm up the road. the 30-year-old man, the nephew of the homeowner here threatened family and friends yesterday with a weapon and allegedly he did it again today with a 14-inch kitchen knife all before 7:00 this morning and that is why the district here decided to shut down school for the day. we did get some video of the property just in the last half hour when they opened the road again and you can see why. lakeside elementary school is right next to where the standoff happened and there is a main house and it housed different member of the same family. the suspect crashed his car on to the property

scott mcgrew. kris/2shoand i'm kris sanchez. kris/omni we've been following this developi story all morning long: kris/ots authorities say the crane was being lowered to safety cause o. ==vo== that's when it plummeted onto a lower manhattan street, landing across several cars, smashing their roofs. again, the person who was killed was sitting in one of those parked cars. at least 3 other people were hurt by falling debris. officials say there likely would have been more victims if crews weren't already clearing at least three other people were also hurt by falling debris. officials say there likely would have been more victims if crews weren't already clearing the area of traffic. >> it's a very painful day. i'm not going to minimize what happened here. we have to figure out what happened and make sure it doesn't happen again in the future. >> mayor de blasio says that leaking gas caused that collapse and has been shut off in the builds around that area. he's also ordered all crawler and tower cranes in new york city to be place

scott mcgrew. kris/2shoand i'm kris sanchez.evelopi story all morning long: kris/ots authorities say the crane was being lowered to safety cause o. ==vo== that's when it plummeted onto a lower manhattan street, landing across several cars, smashing their roofs. again, the person who was killed was sitting in one of those parked cars. at least 3 other people were hurt by falling debris. officials say there likely would have been more victims if crews weren't already clearing at least three other people were also hurt by falling debris. officials say there

sanchez and i'm dave lawrence. a big night in new hampshire. bernie sanders and donald trump winning the nation's first primary. scott mc-lain is live in the granite state with reaction this morning. the first primary in the nation delivered a pair of anti-establishment winners -- donald trump and bernie sanders. they began as longshots...now...they are waking up winners in donald trump and bernie sanders sailed to polls predicted-- both pitching big ideas and promising big changes. presidential candidate much you are going to be so happy. we are going to make america so great again.. maybe even greater than before. presidential candidate what began last week in iowa... what voters here confirmed tonight... is nothing short of a political revolution ohio governor john kasich suprised many with a strong second place finish. with the establishment candidates splitting votes, new hampshire did little to define a republican challenger to take on donald trump and ted cruz. a disappointing finish for marco rubio -- robbing his campaign of the momentum it had from a strong finish in iowa. rubio blamed his debate. presidenti

sanchez, 9 news. >> aeds cost $600. the children's colorado heart institute and safety foundation plan to donate 40 defibrillators to local school this is year. >>> governor scott has declared a health emergency because of the zika virus in florida. at least nine cases have been confirm inside florida. doctors believe all have been from people who contracted the disease where zika was detected. the order covers miami-dade, lee, hillsboro, and santa rosa counties. >>> the super bowl might be the big game but the week leading up to it is the big party. every year, the fan experience year is no exception. matt renoux is at the venue in san francisco. the city by the bay is super bowl city now. >> reporter: yeah, it is. if you have ever been to the super bowl -- this is my first, brandon -- the nfl experience is something you have to do as loud as the. - - it is. and for bronco fans, this is part of the matter if really comes alive at night. nighttime in san francisco brings out the beat -- >> tremendous. >> reporter: -- and thousands levine family. >> my name's daniel. this is my wife ashley. >> reporter: here to experience the nfl. bronco fans. >> to have it here

sanchez is reaching out to police to get more answers. a live update shortly. you can also find kris' updates. >>> and a new isis video including facebook founder mark zuckerberg. scott mcgrew looking deeper into that threat. he'll have an update later. we will be back in just two minutes. >>> it is spring almost. certainly feels that way. we have been talking about it and as far as those with allergies, kari, you're tracking pollen counts already. >> everything has been blooming early. such dry weather recently and we had the tree pollen just exploding out there. a look at now some of the what may be ailing you. ash trees, alder and juniper. we still will have some more of this high pollen count in the forecast as we go into the next several days. even with a little bit of rain in the forecast, kind of clears it out on friday and then goes back in time for the weekend. let's check in now with mike to see how the roads are moving. >> roads are going great, kari. speed sensors all around the bay except for altamont pass all show green. no build yet for the bay bridge. we'll see that toll plaza get a little more company. westbound here as well as into the city. we'll l

scott rappaport, cbs 2 news. >>> six subway slashings in just one month. the violence has commuters on edge before the start of the workweek, as hazel sanchez >> police are still searching for the attacker who slashed a 27-year-old man at the 110th street subway station on central park north early sunday morning. >> does it make you nervous going underground to ride the subway? >> when it's late, yes. sometimes when i come back home alone and it's late, yes. >> you get nervous. >> yes, sure. >> reporter: police say the man got into an argument with a woman on the platform. the woman asked another woman for help, and that woman slashed her in the face. the recent assaults underground are seemingly becoming too common. >> hopefully, they get it under control. >> reporter: the most recent subway slashing among at least 6 so far this month, including one tuesday night where police say this suspect sliced a woman's hand with a machete onboard a 3 train. police are also looking for the man in this surveillance 70-year-old man to the ground as he entered this boward street station. police commissioner bratton is reassuring riders the subway system is safe. >> i'm rid