of the central soma build out. we heard of the need for art space squz the coordination with lgbt cultural heritage district so we look forward working on those things and most exciting a developer came to us last week and is asking us to help with the arts, the 1 percent for the arts in his development in terms of using soma philipinas arts texture design guideslines with his building. thank you for your support. >> thank you. any other presentations? >> good afternoon. my name is burn det c, the project sponsor and executive director of infilipino american foundation. what started as dream and concept in the 90's is san francisco newest cultural district and hope for the filipino american community. soma philipinas, san francisco full peeno cultural district. soma philipinas isn't about demarcating a space but uplifting a community. we have been met with community stakeholders from business to the arts, senior jz students and one thing is clear, soma philipinas is a model for community development we can all be p

of the central soma build out. we heard of the need for art space squz the coordination with lgbt cultural heritage district so we look forward working on those things and most exciting a developer came to us last week and is asking us to help with the arts, the 1 percent for the arts in his development in terms of using soma philipinas arts texture design guideslines with his building. thank you for your support. >> thank you. any other presentations? >> good afternoon. my name is burn det c, the project sponsor and executive director of infilipino american foundation. what started as dream and concept in the 90's is san francisco newest cultural district and hope for the filipino american community. soma philipinas, san francisco full peeno cultural district. soma philipinas isn't about demarcating a space but uplifting a community. we have been met with community stakeholders from business to the arts, senior jz students and one thing is clear, soma philipinas is a model for community development we can all be p

of the central soma build out. we heard of the need for art space squz the coordination with lgbt cultural heritage district so we look forward working on those things and most exciting a developer came to us last week and is asking us to help with the arts, the 1 percent for the arts in his development in terms of using soma philipinas arts texture design guideslines with his building. thank you for your support. >> thank you. any other presentations? >> good afternoon. my name is burn det c, the project sponsor and executive director of infilipino american foundation. what started as dream and concept in the 90's is san francisco newest cultural district and hope for the filipino american community. soma philipinas, san francisco full peeno cultural district. soma philipinas isn't about demarcating a space but uplifting a community. we have been met with community stakeholders from business to the arts, senior jz students and one thing is clear, soma philipinas is a model for community development we can all be p

of the central soma build out.heard of the need for art space squz the coordination with lgbt cultural heritage district so we look forward working on those things and most exciting a developer came to us last week and is asking us to help with the arts, the 1 percent for the arts in his development in terms of using soma philipinas arts texture design guideslines with his building. thank you for your support. >> thank you. any other presentations? >> good afternoon. my name is burn det c, the project sponsor and executive director of infilipino american foundation. what started as dream and concept in the 90's is san francisco newest cultural district and hope for the filipino american community. soma philipinas, san francisco full peeno cultural district. soma philipinas isn't about demarcating a space but uplifting a community. we have been met with community stakeholders from business to the arts, senior jz students and one thing is clear, soma philipinas is a model for community development we can all be proud

a 90-centimeter tsunami struck soma port 7:00 a.m. japan time. an 80-centimeter tsunami was observed at three locations, ishinomaki ayukawa, ishinomaki, and kuji port before 8:00 a.m. japan time. and a 60-centimeter tsunami hit the onohama port in fukushima prefecture shortly before 7:00 a.m. japan time. these are the tsunami heights that have been observed in japan so far. the agency is warning that higher tsunami may have reached or will possibly reach japanese coastal areas. officials are urging residents on the coast to evacuate as soon as possible. >>> some local residents witnessed tsunami waves flowing upstream in the tohoku region. a video posted to twitter by a man shows a river in iwate city, fukushima prefecture, slowly flowing upstream due to the influence of tsunami waves. the man said he felt it was dangerous and escaped from the riverside. the man said he felt scared as he witnessed such a scene for the first time. another video uploaded by a local woman to youtube shows tsunami waves moving upstream in tagajo city, miyagi prefectu

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brief background on the soma fund. in 20five the board of directors approved section 4 18 in the planning code which establishes the rincon district and a rincon community improvement fund and south of market stabilization fee on developers who build new residential development within the rincon hill downtown residential district. the code also created the soma community stabilization fund and established a soma community stabilization fund advisory committee to advise mohcd and the board of directors on expenditures of the fund. the planning code mandates that the money in the soma community stabilization fund are to be used to address the effects of destaibization on resident and businesses in business soma and new developments and the four goals of the plan are one to strengthen community cohesion and neighborhood communication, two, to support economic and workforce development for low income residents and businesses that serve the community, three, increase access to perpetually affordable opportunities for existi

i'm heather i work at united playaz and a soma resident that lives one half block from vic to park igree setting a precedent on popo is a problem and not something we want to see there is wisdom in recognizing when something that no longer benefits the community so this plan to move forward and use those few minutes to lighting at the park la make a detests for the neighborhood for folks we often have conflicts between who uses the park in the early light hours and adults that want to use it during the same hours ones 72 hours dark no longer assessable so - reach growing changing soma of the park as well as just create some safety and activation i think the community benefit in this case outweighs what is happening now with the popo we'll urge you to consider it beyond the precedent that sort of moves in the background. >> thank you comment? >> not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> i think outside the box a good way to take speaking that is a sub park space with no programming and not used and actually put it to good use not to have the

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> there's traffic delays from construction lombard in north beach all the way to mission street in soma. we learn more about what drivers need to know to avoid being stuck in a back up. >> reporter: while the changes took effect on friday night on van ness most phone navigation systems haven't caught up. drivers using gps are being redirected time and time again trying to get across the road. both with apple navigation and google maps not quite understanding that most left turns off of van ness are no longer allowed. >> hopefully it will catch up. >> it's the beginning of a three year construction property and it will eventually look like this with a bus lane only in the middle of the roadway and new sland scaping and light. the only left turns will be at broadway and lombard. >> it's hard for a couple years but it will be worth it. >> you can expect plenty of traffic tie ups on side streets as vehicles try to avoid the mess and go around the block to make their turn. >> i can't stand it. i live a block from van ness. >> as for the gps issue, the issue lies with the provider. >> we did

van nuys from lombart street all the way to mission street in soma. work started late friday night but today was the first real test for regular commuters. some drivers were surprised to learn more left turns are no longer allowed. to make matters even worse, google and apple navigation hasn't quite caught up to the changes. >> all we know is we worked with him over the next few weeks and it's something that shouldn't be changed and if not we will work with him to get it changed by today. >> when the work is finished it will look a little bit like this. a rapid transit bus will run down the middle of the road. more trees will be planted and left turns will be nearly eliminated. >>> today google is taking aim at fake websites which proliferated during the election season. the company says that means ads supplies by google will not appear on pages that conceal who the publisher is or who put out information that is unclear. facebook said it is also banning fake news sites from using its ad services. >>> we learned about an abandoned mercury mine near th

area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we were able to do something as monumental tripling the subways in san francisco we'll have significant benefits including major traffic times, savings about 25 minutes for

area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we were able to do something as monumental tripling the subways in san francisco we'll have significant benefits including major traffic times, savings about 25 minutes for

it happened last month at a condo in the soma neighborhood.hree men broke in and took their time going through the house. they made off with more than $100,000 worth of belongings, including expensive watches and some electronics. if you have any information on these men, you're asked to call san francisco police. >>> okay. get ready. not just turkey this thanksgiving. we have crab. the fishermen hit the waters this morning. it is opening day of the commercial crab season, which is very good news for the holiday season for a lot of people. take a look. pillar point and half moon bay buzzing with activity. however, not all of our coastline is open for crab fishing. the departme the department of fish and wildlife roughly 60 miles between the sonoma mendocino county line closed because some crab there are testing positive for acid. that's what caused last season to be delayed until march. >> i've seen stronger seasons. we've had pots that weren't quite full yet. best i've seen so far is third, not quite a half. >> okay. they're going to keep tes

it happened october 17 in a residential building on channel street in the city's soma neighborhood near at&t park in the afternoon. it shows three men working their way through the apartment going from room to room looking for expensive goods. you can see them packing computers and other electronics into a bag on the floor. the whole thing lasted several minutes. the guys eventually walk out of the bedroom with bags in tow before going right back out the front door. >>> tech shuttling are crowding san francisco streets. there are traffic tangles with muni buses and a rise in rents where there are stops. a solution is in the works. kpix 5's jessica flores tells us what the san francisco board of supervisors have in mind. >> reporter: campos likes the idea of a dozen tech shuttle hubs around the city. he says residents have been complaining that tech shuttles are crowding residential streets. >> even if it means you have to take a bus to get to that or, you know, walk a little bit farther. it's part of, you know, what it means to be a good socially responsible citizen. >> reporter: but ac

relative size of the cac programs and the first one is the lancaster that reaches maturity already and soma and mcare in the process of addressing community with the next year. >> right in the middle of the project is clean energy that launched in october of this year and peninsula what you'll see peninsula is planning a rapid planning growth in the process of carrying the resources to meet the projected demand of the additional phases as of this date peninsula planning on offering services to all customers in the service areas in 2017. >> a few additional observations once the fall enforcement cleanpowersf will an as large as lancaster and on with soma around the same time in their project development it will be the largest cac given current conditions when full-scale and the chart also shows how fast the peninsula relatively to the cleanpowersf business schedule and accelerating that pays by 3 years i want to emphasize our growth plan work is examining how we can expedite future phases of enrollment so we can bring the benefits of clear energy to san franciscans a faster timeline and in a

relative size of the cac programs and the first one is the lancaster that reaches maturity already and soma and mcare in the process of addressing community with the next year. >> right in the middle of the project is clean energy that launched in october of this year and peninsula what you'll see peninsula is planning a rapid planning growth in the process of carrying the resources to meet the projected demand of the additional phases as of this date peninsula planning on offering services to all customers in the service areas in 2017. >> a few additional observations once the fall enforcement cleanpowersf will an as large as lancaster and on with soma around the same time in their project development it will be the largest cac given current conditions when full-scale and the chart also shows how fast the peninsula relatively to the cleanpowersf business schedule and accelerating that pays by 3 years i want to emphasize our growth plan work is examining how we can expedite future phases of enrollment so we can bring the benefits of clear energy to san franciscans a faster timeline and in a

max soma shows you an idea predict approved treatment that is getting some patients help her cope >> reporter: jack mckeon take the 65-year-old retired police commissioner and naval officer has advanced parkinson's disease but now that he is receiving an fda approved treatment to manage his systems, it is not as obvious. >> couldn't walk or do anything on my own. i lost my ability to be productive so i was very depressed.>> reporter:, in may, doctors at north shore university hospital insert a tube injects small intestine that connects to an outside pump . the pump is attached to a cassette with 2 medications that are continuously delivered for up to 16 hours a day. dr. paul wright says patients using the treatment called gregg park -- called [ indiscernible name ], says it allows a little more freedom. >> in laos it to be absorbed in a consistent manner so there's -- it allows the medicine to be absorbed in a consistent within 30 minutes. jacket says it was night and day when he took his granddaughter to a school event after getting the pump >> i went to the same event last year and

the millennium tower in the -- in the heart of soma is also leaning a few inches. is it really that bad? tonight joe vazquez went inside the luxury building to test the tilt with a marble. >> reporter: the video posted on video shows a marble rolling one direction and then reversing course. we caught up with a married couple who posted the video they say clearly demonstrates their apartment on the 50th floor of the millennium tower's is leaning. >> the marble was rolling quite dramatically. >> reporter: they brought -- they bought the apartment for $4 million. since then they've learned the building has a significant lean to the northwest. >> and coming back. >> reporter: the same direction the marble rolls. >> to the northwest. we were shocked. very surprised. >> we don't feel anything. >> they are angry because they see the building owners, millennium partners lied to them, knew the building had been leaning since 2009 and is getting worse. it was built on liquefaction. >> they said it will withstand a magnitude 8.0 earthquake. and beyond. >> the marble tells a d

the crash happened around 2:30 this morning in the soma neighborhood at 8th and howard. the man was riding a scooter through the intersection when a car hit him. the driver took off. sfpd says the car is a dark-colored suv. >>> an ikea dresser being blamed for another death. it's the fourth child to be killed by this dresser. it's the mom model. there is a recall involving 29 million dressers and chests sold in the u.s. and canada. consumer products safety commission says the uncan anchored furniture can tip over and kill a child. >>> also tonight, samsung recalling 3 million top load washing machines, saying they can unexpectedly detach and fly off. so far, those flying tops have hit and hurt nine people. one has a broken jaw. anyone with one of these washers can get a free repair in their home or a rebate toward a new washing machine. >>> okay. a new feature at levi's stadium. we'll show who the 49ers are honoring. stay with us. ==raj/cu=veteran'day is ght aro doing er, andhe 49erare important step forward. the time is long overdue... pharmaceutical industry. passes -

it had to leave its soma space when rent went up. they will have all the pieces plus workshop, bookstore and classroom in the new space. it opens this spring. >>> if the election is stressing you out and you need to relax next tuesday the weather channel has you covered. it wants you to cast your vote, go home and turn on your tv so you can see pictures like these. the 24-hour weather network plans to air nine hours of soothing videos and smooth jazz music. it's the first time the channel has offered calming election day viewing options. might help, right? >> we are going to be flipping the channels checking out different networks. >> of course. >> why don't they just set up the burning log? >> that's always nice, too,. >> hopefully it doesn't put people to sleep. >>> we have a fun weather forecast. it's been really interesting in the past couple of weeks with the rain in the bay area. there's another small chance of rain back in the forecast on sunday. right now clear skies towards the skyline of san francisco and coit tower. 40s an

area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we were able to do something as monumental tripling the subways in san francisco we'll have significant benefits including major traffic times, savings about 25 minutes for

area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we were able to do something as monumental tripling the subways in san francisco we'll have significant benefits including major traffic times, savings about 25 minutes for

area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we were able to do something as monumental tripling the subways in san francisco we'll have significant benefits including major traffic times, savings about 25 minutes for

kron four's spencer blake is live in the soma district tonight take a look at what they captured from space. >> reporter: engineers' original sinking estimates - 1 inch per year scientist analysed e-s-a data, found it sunk 1.6-1.8 inches in recent one year period. 17-month period - 2.6 to 2.9 inches. earlier this month, s.f. city attorney sued developers for not telling residents it was sinking before they bought it. millions blocked from transbay transit center in september, which has been blamed for the sinking. transit center reps say it's the building's own fault because it has concrete beams, no bedrock foundation. live in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. >> steve:a north bay family is holding the funeral for a four year old --who was drowned at a healsdburg church. the girl's father is now charged in her death. gerardo ordaz was in court today. he sat numbly during the quick proceeding. then a judge suspended court so ordaz could be further evaluated by a doctor. as he was being wheeled out he cried out "why did i kill my daughter, why did i not kill myself." meanwh

anyways that's in today's paper some items were eye opening and proposing x padded with a majority of soma and mission replacement of pdr i'd like to have an informational on the impact of that what it does to the pipeline of future and on the central soma but touches the mission maybe schedule that two. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask director rahaim perhaps ask mr. albert if transportation to us about 45 thousand uber lyft licenses for the transit policies into non-designated parking zones and a pattern that is more disruptive at the moment than what is definitely possible under the current unregulated how it causes more hardship than solutions like to see mr. albert in the way he looks at problem solving i'd like the department to answer some of the questions. >> ya just a couple of items support sxhifksz i didn't want on the cannabis task force as you recall we asked from this share that task force be formed i think that in hopes some of the results and finding would be deliverable to us before november 8th so i support that if we can get that on the agenda as soon as possibl

anecdote, over 20 years ago, my predecessor who is here today and to whom the national review does soma shoul -- does so much. [applause] that will be ten bucks, 20. [laughter] had a terrific idea. let's publish a collection of the ovitz. we collected them all, consulted priscilla, his beloved sister, who agreed terrific idea. already, we approached bill. he couldn't say no fast enough. for a long time after, ed and i remained perplexed. the idea was a surefire success. why? because we believed then as we believe now and as we see now through this marvelous book james rosen has edited, that among his many talents, this one, where he'd remembered the recent prosperity with deep insight and elegant prose would be embraced not only by the national review readers but the public at large. bill was no dope. he knew what he knew. so eventually he was hoarding his eyepiece for his own collections and indeed he did sprinkle some in selling books including near her my god, miles gone by and buckley the right word. but there are so many of these that the thought of a necessary collection remained

historic downtown plan i was reading that is monumental groups in chinatown and the tenderloin and soma we really have to look at the issues holistically i wanted to mention you know the chevy company cip is gone and the choose is a independent retailer is gone and others those are important issues i urge the commission and department to look at the hard work of upholding the line on office what 23 we hit a recession and a lot of companies and building are vacant and issues to think about i'll leave it not an immediate item but on your radar in the next year or so particularly with the economic pressures that office development brings thank you. >> much turn around i am sue hester i'm encouraged by the commissioners comments quite frankly because the whole idea of unoccupied housing units means large when we have the momentum to approve housing and there are certain people that come here all the time must approve everything before you i have a couple of anyone dan things one is your go or about so have a lot of academy of art housing i'll be brief and, of course, you're not going to get

supervisors taxes for your time and congratulations on our election i'm tom murphy i grew up in the somand organ jerry garcia day for the last 15 years had a great partnership with airbnb recently the main reason as you may know the area you know jerry garcia in the area didn't have any hotels people stayed and supported the local businesses and the merchants and also built a lot of community awareness and airbnb is supported a lot of the communities as well so a great partnership but the main reason i think when i heard about this the first one. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ann pr a single mother and artist. >> affordable unit take that mike down. >> a single mother and artist my home sharing income it invaluable i initially heard that registered hosts will be able to continue what happens when our current registration inspires the rules change around home sharing in spite of the registration and proposition f what can we expect or trust from the supervisors to reduce to 60 days is devastating to me. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello abo

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opportunity for residents in those areas as well so some of the key components dlieblz the central soma we've published their plan and hold workshops the boulevard study looking at how we bringing regional rails and high speed rail into san francisco and we're working also with a number of major development sites to help to shape those developments and maximize our public benefits in the improvements of those developments and finally what we call the southeast framework that knits all the projects around a comprehensive vision so for public space and transportation and other public benefits and finally this is the last initiative we'll call bridging the bay working with the regional partners on the efforts around the region which tweezer getting increasing low involved with that the recognition we can't solve our issues around jobs and transportation or climatic change adaptation, on our own these issues don't stop we can't take a leadership and provide best practices to provide help improve those to the regional level. >> so we're engaging in a number of regional planning efforts with

opportunity for residents in those areas as well so some of the key components dlieblz the central soma we've published their plan and hold workshops the boulevard study looking at how we bringing regional rails and high speed rail into san francisco and we're working also with a number of major development sites to help to shape those developments and maximize our public benefits in the improvements of those developments and finally what we call the southeast framework that knits all the projects around a comprehensive vision so for public space and transportation and other public benefits and finally this is the last initiative we'll call bridging the bay working with the regional partners on the efforts around the region which tweezer getting increasing low involved with that the recognition we can't solve our issues around jobs and transportation or climatic change adaptation, on our own these issues don't stop we can't take a leadership and provide best practices to provide help improve those to the regional level. >> so we're engaging in a number of regional planning efforts with

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. ♪ --k: with us from soma, selma, north carolina, nbc news correspondent katy tur covers the campaignscinating watching trump in his speeches toggle between more uplifting and optimistic rhetoric that he has used through the campaign, and still being quite negative going after hillary clinton. is there some balance they are trying to strike or is it more haphazard? katy: well, all campaigns want to end their campaign on a positive note. certainly hillary clinton did as well. she is not able to at the moment. donald trump's campaign is no different. at the same time, his campaign has been defined by attacks, personal attacks, rallies, in interviews, but also attacks against the establishment, and hillary clinton, and the idea that the whole system is out and rigged, not against donald trump necessarily, but the american people. it makes sense for him to continue on in these next five days. also, he needs to distract from his onslaught of negative headlines that we have been talking about now for 16, 17 months. his chance to focus on hillary clinton entirely, and let her wallow in a sle

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area heading southeast into the south part of mission bay with the m and putting that both is the soma pulling it out of the metro and then we said okay. this is one comparison let's see if we have a different concept how to get more geographic coverage and looked at it trade offs between corridors and different alignments within a similar corridor that's why we came up with the system and the t third a line into hunters point shipyard and the fillmore and divisadero and then the extension will be going to the physics rather than the lombard for the t third and the geary is out towards the beach and this is corridors not streets but in the vicinity and underground with the existing m with the mission bay and on the southern part of city some couple of those were shown including the extension of the m line and the geneva corridor so we looked at sort of what the potential for those kinds of system and we did find if we were able to do something as monumental tripling the subways in san francisco we'll have significant benefits including major traffic times, savings about 25 minutes for

and the highest wave that we've seen has been on the coast in o soma, right and three feet. luckily the waves we've seen along the coast, none have been higher than three feet. but keep in mind, you could see more than one wave, and they could be at various heights. so that's why it's so important for the people along the coast to get to higher ground, get inland immediately. but we'll continue to see the aftershocks and we go through the next several days and weeks. of course, there's your tsunami warning right there. the advisories have ex-tended. so for the next couple of hours, we'll see waves approaching the area along the coast of japan. as far as the map does, you saw that shaking earlier, 49 million people experienperienced light g and 305 people strong shaking. the strongest shaking will be along the coast. as we continue to get the after shots, any wooden structures were compromised during the earlier quakes, we could see more damage as far as that goes. but a lot to be learned in the next few hours. wolf? >> we'll continue to monitor the earthquake and the tsunami