you'll notice no fire alarm or sprinklers right here. no fire alarm or sprinkler work. you also notice that it says zero basements or cellarsment when i went down to look at what's on file on mission street, i brought a picture. so this will be a lot clearer. our two houses are exactly alike. that tree is in the way, but you can kind of tell. starting at the bottom -- can we turn off the talking thing? it's in the way. you can see where my pen is, that is the garage. that's street level. they had that labeled as the basement on the dbi plans, which dbi crossed out and wrote first floor. then above it, second floor is dining room, kitchen. above that are four bedrooms, and then directly above that is dormer, attic space. to even access that, you have to get up on a ladder in my bathroom upstairs, crawl through a thing and then go up through another trap to get into that attic. our houses are identically the same. their floor plan, everything. it's easy for me to see what's going on. so cynthia, i spoke to her a couple times. she told me to speak to mr. duffy, which i was

but the appellant read an e-mail affidavit that says we will put sprinklers in the house. are you reneging on behalf of your client on that commitment? >> i don't think that she was aware of the fact that it's not required. >> that doesn't matter. there was a request neighbor to neighbor, will you put in sprinklers in your house, and what i was just hearing -- again, i can't read that far and i could request that we postpone this and we get that all printed up, but what i heard was we will put sprinklers in the house. so regardless of whether it's required or not, there was an implied contract between the -- your client and the neighbor. i'm asking you, on behalf of your neighbor, are you reneging on your client's commitment she put in writing. >> i'm not reneging. the reason is she thought it was required. this house is gutted. there's a lot of work going on. >> so with your permission, if we move forward under further conversation amongst the commissioners, you won't feel bad if we put in sprinklers given that your client said it was okay. >> this is a really expensive t

and maybe the sprinkler requirement may kick in. the gentleman referenced an information sheet. i don't have that with me tonight. it wasn't really part of the brief. but if -- i would like to do more research with the plans department and records department and make sure what they're putting down is what they're doing. there's no problem with having the four levels, but if it's going from three to four, we want that reflected. we want to do what needs to be -- >> it could be true, but a 1900 area feet, each one of these full foot prints are 800 to 1200. if it's 1900 square feet, how do you get two living levels and a den and that space that comes out to at least 2300 square feet. >> and when we reach -- whenever we deal with these -- and we deal with it all the time. we put the onuses on the property owner or the architect to show us documentation that we're wrong. then we just amend the permit to reflect that you're getting that additional square foot because you want to get credit for it. the property profile won't change from 1900 on this permit if it's being reflected as ex

i think dbi would be looking at the sprinkler require many going from three to four, but it's entirely possible it's an existing -- that's -- we can deal with it on a continuance or approve the -- >> it makes sense for both -- if they have the ability to negotiate, that's fine. but for us, the question of whatever is required, if it needs to be revision, they're smarter to have us incorporate that revision into the permit set instead of having to go wait for another period of time ha that it takes. >> and it's appealable. >> you're saying a continuance. >> i think it makes more sense for all parties. >> and are you, again, the appellant, talked about access to that area in her house, access to that area in a twin house on one side and then we just heard that, you know, there are stairs up to that -- formal stairs up to that area in the demolition. wouldn't there be a permit on file. >> not from 1900. >> no. no. if there was, it wouldn't be a broad assumption -- unreasonable assumption. if there was the assumption those houses were, in fact, triplets and that the project sponsor's house

but when it comes to roof decks, solar panels, most new construction does have sprinklers. >> correct. >> so that's good. but again, if a big earthquake hits and the water supply is compromised, the sprinklers are not going to work so there will be concern with wood still. are there specific questions about roof decks? >> no, i was saying it had come up before. i was trying to link my comment with your comment regarding mayor lee calling the chief of the department, he used to do that and did it with mission bay. i'm looking at the television and i see this, what's happening. >> the chief says what other building is on fire. i go i don't know. if our fire marshal has anything to add at this point. >> good morning chief and commissioners. our codes address all different hazards associated with use. our codes are based on the occupancy. how are we using the building, what is the intent of the use of the building, every building has associated hazard and there are provisions in the code that addressed all hazards. we're bound by code. for us to be more restrictive, we have to through the

. >> does this mean it is sprinklered at this point? >> i believe the garage would have been sprinklered at one level. >> thank you. >> any public comment on this item? >> good evening, commissioners. >> i am here as a neighbor as well as an architect. you said public comment. >> you are a paid agent of the permit holder? >> yes, my associate can answer better questions than i can. i think you have a financial interest. >> tough three minutes -- you have three minutes each. >> this is from the picture. they took a picture. how can they say you cannot see it? we also have two windows. the third one is the lower unit. i showed that to you here. it says three story and four story. the plan in the building department has a note that says this is existing 12 feet. it is not a basement. it is a story. the planning asking them five feet. they put a railing. the rails is five feet from the edge of the building. now they have the other two. one is the edge of the building, one is the parallel to that. you have two railings and they put the plan

one cherry farm had sprinklers fired up throughout the night. the farmers say the key is keeping the soil wet. >> the ground water temperature is about 57 to 62 degrees, and we are trying to keep the soil and temperatures slightly warmer. >> the water helps warm the surface and keeps the shallow roots of the tree warm. and cold temperatures are impacting the south bay this morning. >> reporter: this thermometer, my my photographer brought it out here this morning. it feels like freezing, i can definitely tell you that. your car may look like these, gathering frost this morning on the windshields and hoods out here. the cold front that moved through yesterday had people bundling up, and out shopping with thick coats and jackets. the chances of snow yesterday morning were low in the santa cruz mountains but where we were, we saw a few flakes before the sun came up along highway 17. gorgeous snow yesterday morning, absolutely beautiful. back out here live, feels like around freezing this morning. if you're just waking up, heading out the door, keep

one hour property line walls and sprinklers. start with the first appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good afternoon. i am the homeowner rasa moss at 393 jersey street. it is three units. we bought it in 1973. it is home for the past 45 years to me and my family for the third generation. my house abuts 363 which was built at about the same time 120 years ago. when i filed this appeal, my greatest concern was that my house and property would be endangered by excavation for a deep basement. this plan before you was submitted by ee wise architect and agent for the owner at that time of 363 jersey street. today 363 jersey has a new owner called 363 jersey llc. they have informed mean and the other appellants that they will not build such a garage. they will not dig a deep basement and if shown a new foundation plan to require far less excavation. a many relieved. the deep basement is obsolete as the owners and appellants agree. however, it is still the plan before you. i therefore ask you to remove the no longer relevant eewyes basement from the site plan to lay

other residents did manage to escape japanese media say the building in the city of sapporo had no sprinkler system because of the blazes not yet no. well german astronaut alexander guest is going through the final preparations for his next mission to space at the end of april will be embarking on the horizons mission to the international space station this will be the second time aboard the i assess for him and he'll be taking charge of the orbital lab for half a year did i ever use your ear shadow caught up with the star city the russian space training center south of moscow. these spacesuits aren't fall lightweights invented the scales at around ten kilograms each once in space and ensure that alexander guest and his crew mates sergei prokofiev and syriana and chancellor can survive in a vacuum it will be the first time a guest it'll serve as commander on the international space station does not mind there at all much of it this is the same space suit i wore when i landed last time you can still see traces of sort from my exit from the capsule i'm one of the few what he wants allowed to t

to protect the younger trees they are keeping the sprinklers on and covering them up. lettuce and kale crops were damaged last night. >>> we have an update on orlando zepeda, he was rushed to hospital last night after he fell. moran that coming up. >>> how is it going everybody, i am mark ibanez. the san francisco giants baseball legend, we learned today, early last night, he was working out at a gym at his home in fairfield, when he left he evidently collapsed and hit his head, fortunately, he was with two friends at the time and they immediately called 911. he was taken to a nearby hospital, and as of this afternoon he was unconscious and not able to breathe on his own. he is 80 years old. in the meantime, back in st. louis, the san jose sharks are doing their thing. they did win three games. this is the cutest kid in sports. he was banging on the glass. and jonas comes in from the left side to score. they did need this sensational play by none other than brent brent burns. -- brent burns. it went to the edge and it did not cross the line. and the sharks pull it out

smoke was coming from a pile of rubbish in the building a sprinkler system activated knocking down the fire. >>> president trump told some of the nation's governors he will make school safety a top priority in the wake of the school shooting in parkland florida. the president is calling for expanding background checks and proposed arming teachers. many governors he is meeting with are against the armed teacher proposal. >>> now to the debate over the democratic memo on the russia probe it refruits the gop document that the fbi abused its powers in the russian investigation. we have more including reaction from president trump. the battle of memo versus memo descend into school yard taunts with president trump slamming the newly declassified memo written by democrats calling out the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee as a total phoney. >> reporter: am i phoney or sleazy or monster or little. schiff's memo was a point by point rebuttal by the republican memo written weeks ago, that memo accuses the justice department for abusing the surveillance powers using a dossier p

. >> reporter: it's unclear if sprinklers worked. many believe smoke detectors were yet another drill in this series of old buildings, a cause won't be investigated internally until the buildings are determined to be structurally sound. and we're back live, and when we're talking about structural integrity, take a look at this sidewalk here. that is some suspected damage from all of the water that has been placed on these buildings. of course-to stop the spread of fire. right now. firefighters i'm told two of them were treated for minor injuries. they were taken to a local hospital. they have already been released as far as all of the people who had to escape in the early morning hours from these apartment buildings and the nearby hotel, they made it out without incident, the cause and the origin will both have yet to be determined. reporting live in old city, joel holden cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" of course, as this story continuous to develop. remember we were not on television you can get

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four floors have to be evacuate the as a result and fire official say the sprinklers quickly put outhe flames. trop anka employees were vac weighed for smoke inhalation but no other injuries. >> another developing story this noon we're following chaotic outside the nsa in maryland after an suv slams into barrier and shots are fired. it all ended with several people being hurt. good afternoon i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. officials now say they have the situation under control. correspondent weja chang has latest developments. >> several bullets pierced the windshield of a black suv outside the headquarters of the national security agency. law enforcement sources say tell cbs news the driver of the vehicle tried to drive through a security gate at an entrance to the campus wednesday morning located on the fort meade camp campus. sources tell cbs news shots were fired but no one was hit. three people in the vehicle were hurt in the crash which caused the air bags to deploy. several people were taken to the hospital. the nsa released a statement saying the situation is under co

the sprinklers are on, martin. who is going to be a six nations champion? england.ll. whatever sport you are watching across the weekend, have a great one, but if you are a by have a great one, but if you are a rugbyfan, it have a great one, but if you are a rugby fan, it is going to be a terrific weekend. good night. in the but things are changing as we speak. towards the rest, we got a weather front coming in from the atlantic. through the heart of wales, so that rain falling onto frozen surfaces, so watch out for the eyes first thing if you are on the eyes first thing if you are on the move on saturday morning. saturday is one of those days, i'm afraid that frankly not moving very far. the eastern fringes of east anglia drive for the most part, perhaps a bit of brightness bricking out of the west of scotland. look at those temperatures, three, four, five, 6 degrees only. as we move on into sunday, the front is still there, but weakening all the while. the best of the centre, scotland and all valid. look at the number of ice baths in the south, and a called the wi

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totally droned to you couldn't even talk to my mother's name is laura sprinkler she's seventy five years old when we went to see her she wouldn't talk she wouldn't laugh she wouldn't cry she wouldn't do anything she would just sit and stare like she wasn't even there if you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand what your needs are you could be given an anti-psychotic drug and you end your life not being yourself not being understood and there's no reason that this should happen according to the study almost one hundred eighty thousand people mostly with dementia are given anti-psychotic drugs each week drugs are often administered without the consent of residence or their relatives patricia mcginnis from the california advocates for nursing home reform says the use of anti psychotic drugs poses a real threat to the lives of people with dementia. at least one hundred seventy nine thousand people every week who are treated and who have dementia who are treated with anti-psychotic drugs. it's easier to drug somebody up it's less expensive than having adequate s

. >> reporter: mike hardcastle was drafted to help install the sprinkler system. fire protection business, but just before construction began he says the warriors benched him. >> the requirement for small business participation was eliminated. >> reporter: for key development areas in san francisco the city sets a goal to assign at least 50% of the work to small businesses. construction firms are required to make a good-faith effort to meet that mark. the 14-year-old policy is supposed to help small businesses compete against larger companies. back when the warriors broke ground on the arena the team's president rick wells told us they'd meet san francisco's requirements. >> we have confidence that the city's guidelines are going to be completely focused. >> reporter: our investigative unit learned with more than 80% of the construction projects already assigned for the warriors arena, only 18% of the work is going to small businesses. remember, the goal is 50%. >> reporter: how much did you lose out on? >> $250,000 to $300,000 of profit. >> reporter: hardcastle a

so you can even talk to my mother's name is laura sprinkler she's seventy five years old where we went to see her she wouldn't talk. with her eyes she wouldn't do anything she would just sit and stare like she wasn't even there if you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand what your needs are you could be given an anti-psychotic drug and you end your life not being yourself not being understood and there's no reason that this should happen according to the study almost one hundred eighty thousand people mostly with dementia a given drugs each week drugs are often administered without the consent of residents or their relatives or patricia mcginnis from the california advocates for nursing home reform told us what that the use of ideas i called it drugs poses a real threat to the lives of people with dementia. at least one hundred seventy nine thousand people every week who are treated here and who have dementia who are treated with anti-psychotic drugs. it's easier to drug somebody up that's less expensive than having adequate staff we have very weakened fo

near, near, any of your, your sprinkler systems. also cover up the sensitive plants. too late right now. coldest time will be right there, right around sunrise. at 6:57 in the morning. we start off frigid. see decent warming for tomorrow. cool day. you will need to at lest keep a light jacket through the afternoon. 56 in san jose. little wind. 5 to 15 miles an hour under the sunny skies. not much change in the temperatures over towards the east bay. 54. 52, pleasanton. 53, heyward. sunshine throughout the peninsula. 54, palo alto. low 50s throughout san francisco. and through marin, napa, sonoma counties. 54 in sonoma. on my extended forecast. chance of showers. by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. newt change. keep the chances of scattered rain wednesday and thursday. a better chance of rain though as we head throughout sunday night into monday's forecast. as the these disturbances roll in. the next three days, we could see more, low snow down to, 500. maybe 1,000 feet. so much busier here in the weather department than we were with the sunny weather a few weeks ago. we like it.

totally dry and two you couldn't even talk to my mother's name is laura sprinkler she's seventy five years old when we went to see her she wouldn't talk she wouldn't laugh she wouldn't cry she wouldn't do anything she would just sit and stare like she wasn't even there if you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand what your needs are you could be given an anti-psychotic drug and you end your life not being yourself not being understood and there's no reason that this should happen according to the study almost one hundred eighty thousand people mostly with dementia are given anti psychotic drugs each week drugs are often administered without the consent of residents or their relatives. patricia mcginnis who advocates nursing home reform says the use of anti psychotic drugs poses a real threat to the lives of people with dementia. at least one hundred seventy nine thousand people every week who are treated and who have dementia who are treated with anti-psychotic drugs. it's easier to drug somebody up it's less expensive than having adequate staff we have

totally droned to you couldn't even talk to my mother's name is laura sprinkler she's seventy five years old where we went to see her she wouldn't talk. with her eyes she wouldn't do anything she would just sit and stare like she wasn't even there if you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand what your needs are you could be given an anti-psychotic drug and you end your life not being yourself not being understood and there is no reason that this should happen. according to the study almost one hundred eighty thousand people mostly with dementia are given drugs each week a drugs are often administered without the consent of residents or their relatives or patricia maginnis from the california advocates for nursing home reform told us what that the use of ideas aquatic drugs poses a real threat to the lives of people with dementia at least one hundred seventy nine thousand people every.

kennedy: new york smets outfielder tim debow hurt his ankles after stepping on a sprinkler during practicethe fans had no idea the team practices. we begin at milan fashion week where the dolce hand bags are flying off the shelves. every guest had to shut off their phones which was a risky move. i believe the medical term for posting self yet is is kardashianitis. following the show a spokesperson had to clarify the drones do not come with the hand bags. anyone who wants both would have to eat the charges. at what which point the human models asked, what's eating, guys? then they swallowed cotton balls. let's head over to great britain where a massive brawl broke out inside a pub, and it was bad. everyone there had messed up teeth and that was before the fight started. it started off as an argument between two men. but for reasons unknown a third man stepped in and told them to take a seat at which point he threw a chair at them. i knee know what happened. you lied to me, robby monk. police are appealing to the public look for the brawlers who were last seen going through buckingham palace

permanent restrictions could include no overwatering of lawns and using sprinklers after the rain.any restrictions would take effect at the beginning of april. >>> our question of the day this, with the lack of rain, have you already cut back on water consumption? let us know what you think. you can do that on our twitter page or facebook page. >>> we are hearing from one person who stopped and pulled a man from a burning car. that happened last thursday morning on interstate 80 after a man crashed into the center divide causing his car to fill with smoke. Ãcam video shows an officer putting out the fire. before he got there the unconscious driver had been pulled out. >> it was just adrenaline. he is somebody's father, somebody son. i was trying to get into the driver seat. i was pulling and it was jammed. >> he and another man stopped on the freeway and pulled the 62-year-old driver out of the car despite the dangers to themselves. other drivers carried the man across the freeway. you can see the car there, the fire. his rescuers tried to keep him comfortable until paramedics arri

building's five other residents managed to escape japanese media say the building in the city had no sprinkler system because of the blaze is not yet known. olivia is reeling from severe flooding caused by record rainfall the floodwaters swept away homes and damaged bridges some residents had to wade through deep water to bring their animals to safety authorities say some one hundred twenty thousand people have been affected. what price has europe been willing to pay to keep illegal migrants outside its borders almost two years ago with the migration crisis at its height the european union and turkey struck a deal the e.u. and to reduce the number of people making the dangerous sea crossing from turkey to the greek islands in return turkey would receive billions to distribute in aid so how has that deal turned out for the e.u. and migrants. when the e.u. came up with its plan to reduce the number of people arriving on greece's shores from turkey it decided to offer a large carrot to ankara were excessive aside three billion euros to help turkey host huge numbers of refugees so far almost one p

permanent restrictions would include things like no over watering of lawns and using sprinklers afterrictions they decide today would take effect at the beginning of april. >> here's our question of the day, have you already cut back on water consumption with the lack of rain? let us know what you think. vote on twitter or comment on our facebook page.>>> a baseball legend is in the hospital. there are reports that he was rushed to a hospital from his home in fairfield. as of right now, no information on his condition or what his illness might be. again, he is 80 years old. he broke into the major leagues when the giants moved to san francisco in 1958. he was elected to the hall of fame in 1999. you might recognize his statue, baby bowl. >> it is 6:36. police are asking for your help. they want to find three burglary suspect. take a look. they were seen on surveillance video trying to break into a son chop -- a smoke shop saturday morning. this is a silver cadillac registered in modesto. if you have any information, call the police. >>> a man walking his dog died yesterday trying to r

i need some rain i had to turn my sprinkler on. i cannot help you until after the 15th.e is no sign of anything for the first 10 days of february. higher clouds are moving by. so we'll be mostly cloudy in the morning. there are breaks to the north already. that will translate into mostly sunny for some. offshore breeze for many. still coming off of the berkeley hills. 40s and 50s are the lows. we are up a good 5-10 degrees. 48 in foster city. 30 and truckee. were looking for warm to the jews in the mountains as well. high pressure, called a blocking pattern, once a set in they block anything coming in. so it will be dry as we move into the weekend. if there are any breaks in the clouds it will not take long to warm. the offshore breeze will not make it too hard to get to those temperatures and they will be here for a while. that is not good news. >>> finally revealed, the mystery behind the tiffany gift that the first lady gave to the former first lady michelle obama. what was inside the blue box ? ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically an

if you get a sprinkler on you -- sprinkle on you, i wouldn't be surprised.her system minus the moisture. you just get cold and some wind. 70. forecast highs for saudi. and then it goes the other way. sunday, temperature highs. sunday, and monday, we will just be in the 50s. it's a good 10, 15 degree drop. and then next week, temperatures chill down a little bit. there you go. note rain in the forecast. there is that little bit i should do, but i wouldn't change my plans over that. i don't expect you to. hopefully 24 february, the pattern wants to change back to more of a wet pattern. look at that jet stream and the pattern. it can be so wet. there's so much moisture, but it's going the wrong way. oh my gosh. >> it's missing out. >> bad luck. >> thank you. >>> looking forward to a big season from the young power hitters. we will have a full report coming up next in sports. >>> the news continues next on the 7. >> that the power -- that's the power of 2. ♪ it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal

other residents managed to escape japanese media say the building in the city of sapporo had no sprinkler system because the blaze is not yet known. bolivia is reeling from severe flooding caused by record rainfall the floodwaters swept away homes and damaged bridges some residents had to wade through deep water to bring their animals to safety authorities say some one hundred twenty thousand people have been affected. to the u.s. now and the f.b.i. has condemned the white house plans to release a memo alleging misuse of its surveillance powers against the trump campaign the agency has contested the accuracy of the document democrats say the release of the memo could undermine investigations into russian election interference it is expected to be divulged later today. the first word that we're going to have. a quick exchange overheard after donald trump state of the union speech on tuesday night the u.s. president reassures a republican lawmaker that he has every intention of putting out the memo that's polarising washington. if you. missed. the memo was commissioned by devin newness chai

they stepped over a sprinkler and injured his ankle. let's see a couple. tim tebow was hurt.m told we are running a time. a promotion vehicle and he couldn't get out of the field, so he's trying, trying and eventually he will go to an entirely different mindset. people on twitter going on since they reminded him of the scene in austin powers or austin powers was unable. lauren: the things we talk about. jared max comic thank you very much. let us know what she thing. it ran to be a winter olympics? fox news headlines 24/7 sirius xm channel 115. investors are going to hear from three central bankers this week including mr. rome powell, the new fed chairman from london straight ahead on "fbn:am." we will be right back. ♪ travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glows. he gets it. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com big thinking in the finger lakes is pushing the new new york forward. we're

it could include no overwatering of lawns and using sprinklers after a rain.d take effect at the start of april. >> our question of the day, with the lack of rain so far this winter, have you already cut back on your water consumption? 66% say yes. 34% say no. cindy says conserve everything. >> another twitter user says the government considering permanent restrictions makes me angry. they will make me pay for water because they cannot maintain their infrastructure to maintain water that i'm paying for with my taxes. it makes me angry. we're going to keep this question up throughout the morning and afternoon. comment on facebook as well. >>> a lot of people living near danville felt shaking this morning after a number of small earthquakes struck within minutes of each other. >> the largest was a 3.0. alex savidge is live in danville to talk about the earthquake snooze relatively small quakes but big enough to give people a wake-up here that they were not expecting. people living in and around the danville area felt the small earthquakes, four of them that ratt

deck at fourth floor, removing exterior back stair, install new stair, mechanical electrical and sprinkler under separate permits. >> president honda: we are going >> a fire wall has all been part of the design plan and repeatedly rejected by neighbors to the south. based on a loss of air and light to the only three windows on the north facing side of the building, our building on the second floor. this design aspect has been a concern going back to the 2015 design team review which you'll see in your exhibit, exhibit document 2. a preapplication neighborhood outreach meeting took place in the spring of 2015. since that time, multiple renditions of the fire wall, including moving it to the north side of the building have been proposed. at each juncture the fire wall was rejected by the neighbors to the north and the south. the variance decision granted in november 2016 by the board of appeals was, quote, granted in general conformity with the plans on file. the current plans are not the plans referenced in that decision. immediately after the board of appeals made notice of decision on nov

passing together continuing resolutions where nobody looks at it and nobody reads it and pay by sprinklers in things for themselves. it was wasted and spend on other items. everybody's heard about climate change and there are some undertones in overtime but in case you haven't heard, the people who want to hear about it won't spend some of your money to make sure you are listening to them so $450,000 on a video o game, this was also a national science foundation so they will be able to play a videogame on climate change and complete with graphics and we've got this game your kids will play on climate change. it's like one thing after another. .. >> the cost a fortune. you can walk from one end to the other about the same time it took to go to a subway. $1.6 million. you have to ask yourself, would you give money to this? i ask this isp but if you have to hundred dollars to give would you give it to the salvation army of the federal government that spends hundred thousand dollars on a streetcar that goes from nowhere nobody ride. >> i talked about whether we should be spending the money som

other residents managed to escape japanese media say the building in the city of sapporo had no sprinkler system because the blaze is not yet known. bolivia is reeling from severe flooding caused by record rainfall the floodwaters swept away homes and damaged bridges some residents had to wade through deep water to bring their animals to safety authorities say some one hundred twenty thousand people have been affected. to the u.s. now and the f.b.i. has condemned the white house plans to release a memo alleging misuse of its surveillance powers against the trump campaign the agency has contested the accuracy of the document democrats say the release of the memo could undermine investigations into russian election interference it is expected to be divulged later today. the service. that we're going to have. a quick exchange overheard after donald trump state of the union speech on tuesday night the us president reassures a republican lawmaker that he has every intention of putting out the memo that's polarizing washington. if you. missed. the memo was commissioned by devin newness chairman

vineyards another wine growing regions in california special equipment like windmills and overhead sprinklerso protect the vines from frost work >> it is very uncommon for us to have frost damage during this time of year so it's another the vineyards are set up to do with it. fortunately i do not think there has been much break at so we should overall be okay. >> reporter: at 20 degrees livermore titus record low temperature earlier this month but the last time it was that cold on this date was in 1942. >> it is freezing. >> the frost on my truck i had to get the hose out and wash it off. >> reporter: the cold snap can be inconvenient and destructive. dozens of the most elegant plants rolled into the greenhouse last night and covered up trees are in bloom. >> the plants are confused because it has been so warm. they do not know what to do. they wake up and do their thing with the warm weather. you have a lot of tropicals like bird of paradise that will die back quite hard and can tie all the way to the ground. >> reporter: the winemaker here is said it is possible some of the vineyards in the

they were passing continuing resolutions, and when nobody reads it they buy sprinklers, new televisions for the faculty to watch. $158 million not spent on school lunches but spent on other items. everybody's heard about climate change and there's undertones and overtones about climate change. if case you haven't heard about climate change, the people who want you to hear about climate change want you to make sure you spend money. they spent $450,000 on a video game. this is also the national science foundation. so a generation will be able to play a video game on climate change. it is complete with great graphics and we have a great game your kids can play on climate change. it's one thing after another. all right. you may have been on this one if you're in washington. this one we call street car named waste. there's a street car over here a few blocks on h street and they spent $1.6 million on it. i think they spent more on it before that. it goes a mile from nowhere to nowhere. and you get on and nobody's on it. it costs a fortune. you could walk from one end to the another in the ti

there they found an activated sprinkler system and smoke showing out of the building.ntrol. no injuries were reported. >>> a teacher at a new jersey school for individuals with special needs is now charged in a deadly hit-and-run. police say nicholas jahn hit a 44-year-old woman with his suv saturday on the southbound shoulder of route 42 in washington township. the woman died from her injuries. police say jahn left the scene. he was arrested later that day and charged with vehicular homicide. >> activists and friends of mumia abu jamal gathered outside of the criminal justice center in philadelphia today asking once again for his freedom. a judge was supposed to hear an update on court action related to abu jamaal's case. he's serving life in prison for the murder of a philadelphia police officer in 1981. the defense team believes releasing files that were kept by a former district attorney will pave the way to overturn abu jamaal's conviction. >> american airlines says it plans to extend services between philadelphia and quebec. the airline announced it will add a se