you don't have to take those stairs, but in general, all of the stairs will be complying with the trail guidelines. >> thank you very much. >> yeah. >> just, again, your work is looking so great, so i can't wait. >> thank you. >> president tsen: mr. samada. >> commissioner samaha: great work. i have a few questions for you. first of all, this is y.p.i., and i see it pretty flushed out. what's happening with t.i.? what's happening with the treasure island open space trail plan? >> we are in -- finishing up final construction drawings on the treasure island phase one, which is the city side waterfront park, and the building that andy cochran is doing. they're all at 95% construction document and essentially almost ready to bid. there is subphase two, which is advancing right now into construction documents, so that's the area around building two and three, and the first section of the diagonal linear eastern common. and then, there is subphase three, which is at about the level that this is, kind of in design development now, which will be coming to you at some point when it's ready to go

somebody's at the bottom of the stairs your automatic response is, well, she fell down the stairs >> holland was called to the cedar street mansion in the wee hours we first spoke to him more than a decade ago >> so first officers had already arrived at the peterson house? >> right first officers arrived ems were -- arrived. >> reporter: the medical examiner was called in, too. he looked at the victim and said that a fall down the stairs was possible >> he could see some lacerations or feel some of the lacerations on the back of mrs. peterson's head and he stated that this could be the result of a fall >> reporter: by dawn, news of kathleen's fall started rippling through the family details were still vague when family members reached michael's girls, margaret and martha, at college. >> she said -- um "something's happened." your mom has fallen down the stairs you know it was an accident. you know, you should come home >> reporter: by the time kathleen's daughter, caitlin, got the word, it was as shocking as it was definitive her college roommate delivered the news >> she looks me st

do have the stairs, and that structure here, yeah. so these are the deck and chairs that were built without permit in probably the early 90's or late 80's. they illegalized the variance in '93, but they do not meet the code requirements in section 40 for a new dwelling unit exposure, but the area would be sufficient for the reduced exposure that is only allowed for a.d.u.s. so if they propose this as an a.d.u., it would comply with the exposure requirements. >> okay. but -- and i'm not intending to be argumentative, but do you recall in that particular case, there was a discussion about if the space -- the rear yard space directly aligned in front of that unit could be counted, it would have passed, but you are looking at the entire rear yard stretching from side property line to side property line. so i think the point that was being made then is when you folks look at the exposure requirements for a corner building instead of allowing a gap in the building, you allow them to have a variance by turning the building into l-shape, your

it is offset from the stairs, not directly in line with the stairs. we do believe that the planning department review the application. i reviewed it again with staff earlier today and we maintained our approval of the application. i'm available for questions. >> i have one. so this is one of the first times that the addresses come up like this. so i know that there is some required notification in regards to the installation of this device, so if that radius notification is on a lot that is not literally where that is, doesn't a potentially mean that someone that is within that radius potentially is not notified? >> it is given that it is the through lot, it is the correct dose it is based on the correct property. it is the property that is closest to it. the address is a different side of that property. we can let d.p.w. speak to how they did the details of that notification, but it would be teared off the correct lot, the correct property. >> so it is not where the actual location of the work to be done, it is just on the adjacent property? >> they

>> we shot i think yesterday or the day before where she walks down the stairs and she has just gottent's stunning to look at. >> seriously it's 20 years late, but thank you, freddie. thank you. >> the iconic teen roll-.com transformed them into heartthrobs when it hit theaters in 1999. >> i thought this was a cool representation of teenagers in a different vibe where they were funny and it was an extreme situation, but they were still honest about -- about who they were. >> is there one memory that comes to mind? >> i think i remember the most, feeling really self-conscious in the scene where i have to, like, come down the stairs in the red dress because there were two of that dress. i know this because one dress felt a good size smaller than the other one. so i'm in the second dress just going, like, just get down the stairs without breathing. >> freddie and now-wife sarah michelle gellar were just friends then, but she has a cameo in the film. her one requirement, no speaking lines. >> another blink and you miss it moment, that's milo ventimiglia in six seconds of the movie. did you

. >> these are stairs.low, we've all got a set of these so what i'm going to do is make a treadmill which goes on these stairs so if you want to get upstairs, you have to run for it. >> okay. >> it's one try keep you motivated. but if you want to do anything upstairs, you have to put the effort in. so he got himself an extremely long treadmill belt and then he gets to work measuring and cutting and bending and drilling and welding. >> does everybody else in the house know this is there? that could go wrong. >> i feel like his family loves his ideas until they start making their way into the house and out of the >> yes. >> so they drag the dread mill inside, they noong fit it on to the stairs. >> a little too much incline. >> right? it's too steep. >> no, just too fast. he's going to use a wheelchair motor so it will work because it's got a cool gearbox which is specifically designed to not go back you don't want to go back the wrong way. so a bit more cursing, mounting, welding and then we get here -- >> hm

a young mother is dead after she fell down the stairs of a station.s rehema ellis raising some troubling questions. >> reporter: tonight, a family overwhelmed with grief. >> my sister died. >> reporter: struggling to understand how their loved one died in a new york city subway last night. police say 22-year-old malaysia goodson plunged down a flight of stairs in a manhattan subway station, holding a stroller with her 1-year-old daughter inside. remarkably, the baby was not hurt. the station is here near times square, one of the busiest places in the world, a mecca for tourists. but the city's subways can be difficult to access, especially with a stroller. there's an up escalator, but not one going down, and there is no elevator. in fact, only a quarter of new york stations have elevators, and a study found each broke down about 50 times a year. and in a report about u.s. infrastructure, new york's transit got a c- grade while the country earned a d-, with experts saying despite increasing demand, systems are chronically underfunded, resulting in agin

. >> i would just stair and try to figure out how scared she was to death. >> on her body, like a signature, a hand print in blood. >> it was a crime of passion. there's a lot of anger involved in this. >> but hang on, because that hand print doesn't belong to the man police put in prison. >> the anger just surged through me. >> now, a mother turned detective -- >> her words to me, i'll never forgot were, i just want to know what happened to my daughter. >> join is as he hunts for a killer and searches for the truth. >> i want to put my fist through the tv. >> still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> the confession -- >> they keep him in here, deep inside the multiple walls and the armed doors and the rows and rows and rows of raiser wire, the confessed stabber, the convicted killer of that sweet, young woman all those years ago. he is lucky to be alive probably given the nature of the crime and the appeal from that girl's mother for the death sentence, which makes what that mother tells us about him very puzzling indeed. >> let him go. if the only thing his mother has is her onl

the lady who lived there was inside ten minutes before that tree went barrelling into the up stairs office. >>> in mill valley, at least two cars got stuck in the flooding. one driver tried to drive through, quickly realized not a good idea. >>> a tree that was a casualty in berkeley. flooding over on the coast and along the bay. chrissy smith joins us live. how are things looking right now? >> reporter: much calmer than it was. but what a day. we have seen it all, rain, wind, trees down, fences down. and earlier today this area where we are standing that was flooded. rain didn't keep people away from the embarcadero today, but the view wasn't what they expected. >> this is so cool. it was like we don't get stuff like this in iowa. >> reporter: her group stopped to take pictures. >> i'm shocked, surprised. >> reporter: caution tape was up as workers urged people to avoid the area. pier 14 was temporarily closed. >> seeing how rough it is right next to the road and all of the civilization. it is like a little awe inspiring, humbling i guess. >> reporter: near the coast rough waters. and at

we have the vertical stair tower as created and perfected by w. dominic. >> oh.he rest stayed intact. >> pretty cool, huh? >> that's impressive. >> what happens if you adapt that technique to other structures. >> what? that's cool. >> man. that is pretty awesome. >> this video put out shows clear dominos working together with the colored dominos dropping out of the middle and then taking over the structure. over again there's different structures and a whole new look to what's possible with dominos. >> i wonder if this is where jenga came from. >> it's almost like the demolition of a building. >> it's exactly the same thing. there's a certain science to demolishing a building properly. that's what we're seeing here with the construction of these dominos. the fun part about it, you can do it over and over and over again. >> hold on tight for some father/son spinning time. >> he's about to launch him into orbit. wow. >> why they're really just having a blast. >> this stuff with us? if you wanted more, go to rightthisminute.com or check it out on our mobile app. >>>

and when i got the news, i was at the bottom of the stairs getting ready to go up stairs to my room andshe would pass that quickly. and i was shocked and obviously dealing with the finality of that and johnny and june were coming down the stairs. johnny said, hey, how are you doing and just saw me walk in and i said my mother just died. and i was just standing there against the wall. couldn't really move. and the two of them came down the stairs and surrounded me and they both grabbed me and held me really tightly and were saying things that were really beautiful and they were comforting me. and it was a really beautiful moment because we knew each other but we weren't close friends. we would share the same home and pass each other in the hallways but we didn't know each other like that and they took that moment to just be really beautiful people. so the song is not about that. but what it is about is a breakup that i had just gone through. and i was singing to this person, i was saying, hold me like johnny cash when i lost my mother, whisper in my ear just like june karts -- carter. an

>> it can climb stairs and ring your doorbell. >> and murder you. probably not.g to rival san francisco for popular restaurants. promoting them starting today. >> it's one thing to move. but an entire house? >>> starbucks is taking the opioid crisis head on. what customers may soon see at some stores. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> the consistency of our rain lately and if we're above average. for most of us, yes, as you look at january, we are. until moffitt field in oakland. the entire rain season, we're from 52% to 84%. we'll knock that down or that deficit down a little bit over the next seven days. a lot of rain on the way. >>> aayre lawmaker wants t asieroran to vote. there's a bill that's been introduced to make election day a state holiday. it falls on t

a young mother is dead after falling down the stairs of a station. as rehema ellis reports, her death is raising troubling questions. >> reporter: a family overwhelmed with grief. struggling to understand how their loved one died in a new york city subway last night. police say 22-year-old malaysia goodeson plunged down a flight of stairs in a manhattan subway station, holding a stroller with her one-year-old daughter inside. remarkably, the baby was not hurt. the station is here near times square, one of the busiest places in the world, a mecca for tourists. but the city's subways can be difficult to access, especially with a stroller. there is an up escalator but not one going down, and there's no elevator. in fact, only a quarter of new york stations have elevators and a study found each broke down about 50 times a year. and in a report about u.s. infrastructure, new york's transit got a c-minus grade while the country earned a d-minus, with experts saying despite increasing demand, systems are chronically under funded, resulting in aging infrastr

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. >>> "the new york times" reports a mother's fatal fall on the stairs of a new york subway station hasd calls to make the south bay -- make the subway system more accessible. the 22-year-old connecticut woman was carrying her 1-year-old daughter in a stroller monday when she fell down the stairs and on to the subway platform. she died. her daughter is okay. there was no elevator at that station, and only about a quarter of the system's 472 stations have elevators, and they are often out of order. >>> "the atlanta journal constitution" says georgia health officials have confirmed three cases of measles in an atlanta family. no additional information was released about the family except that none had been vaccinated. concern about measles has increased amid an outbreak in oregon and washington state that has sickened dozens. doctors have advised parents to vaccinate their children. >>> and "usa today" says a 14-year-old arizona high school student discovered the group facetime bug more than a week ago, and his mother tried to warn apple about it. the bug lets callers eavesdrop on someone

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playground is searching fire stairs. and blue stairs.and our crew the other children here for mark to down. today gaza feels like a population living on life support machine there's not enough of anything any money water food or medicine i know what this means i know what love means i know what they're what worries me is i'm scared i think we're going to die death is coming. this tiny strip of land is bordered by israel egypt and the mediterranean sea entry to gaza is through checkpoints all of which are controlled by israel. gaza makes up only six percent of the palestinian territory it contains nearly home of its population around one point two million people fifty percent of children under the age of ten. roughly twice the size of washington d.c. gaza is. of the most densely populated places in the world. fatima al natur was a grandmother to twenty three grandchildren these are just some of them she had a tough life two of her children had been killed and others were in prison and her own house had been destroyed forcing her to live w

kron4 news here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. (ken)2019 is almost upon us. you're looking live out over san francisco... which is going to be filled with thousands of people... and lit up with fireworks in just about six hours from now.and the only place to watch them live here in the bay area.... is kron4. thank you for joining us, i'm ken wayne. (catherine)and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.the good news... it is expected to be clear for those fireworks tonight....but it's also expected to be cold.we have team coverage tonight.... braving the cold -- justine waldman and grant lodes.... they'll be on the embarcadero all night for our new year's eve coverage... we'll check with them in a moment. let's start with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... with more on what conditions are like. .

here a thousand times and it's never occurred to me to wonder how people hope if they can't take the stairs and it makes you realize the system this is great look. there's a ramp to help me get to the escalator. but i can't get up so. that's it. and this isn't the only main station that's of no use to rob and i had never noticed before. when this is this frustrating how does it feel. like i said earlier i try to stay positive. so there it is what it is. i just have to get off a stop earlier or later still to love. it is what it is by now robin has memorized the subway map. back to braman and the mountains club after you know it's time for dinner the number of guests varies from week to week. after all this is a place for people to hang out not to be looked after most of them live in care homes or assisted living centers or with their parents coming here gets them out of the house and lets them meet new people oh. yes we do that too that is nice kissing and parties are all part of the fun. tonight anyone can be a d.j. and everyone can get into it. some people hit the dance floor others pump

president trump is descending the stairs off of air force one.t will include lieutenant governor dan patrick, the great state of texas welcoming the president coming down now. we have seen casey stegall talking but what he was doing on the ground and the roundtable he will be holding as well. he talks about protesters near the border today, maybe some of them even on the tarmac. for right now, the cheering is will be here, with the president of the united states being greeted on the tarmac at mcallen international airport in texas. tom, what are the official points now that the president should ask about, and certainly should be listening for at that roundtable? he's making a couple of decisions today. one is what the take back to washington as the fight continues over a partial government shutdown. what evidence to take back as a national emergency. and, whether or not secondarily he would trigger his own executive fiat powers to make it happen without congress. >> just to finish with my last's outcome of the democrats are refusing to accept the

many blocks in mongolia will rent out a basement for free in return for the residents cleaning the stairslic areas and taking out the trash. the group has continually held performances ever since tomuru and his wife opened the school. in 2011, after six years in operation, they began formally operating as a professional circus. but the group has always struggled with funding. their current rehearsal space is provided to them for free by the theater manager who wants to support the group. they perform 20 times a year, mostly charity visits to children's homes. from which they rarely take home a profit. tomuru and his wife have already used up almost all of their savings. the members have many other handmade props. acrobats train their balance atop round, unstable objects. the troupe uses cheap plastic pipes meant for plumbing. the girls' hula hoops are also handma handmade. they take a 2.5-meter section of plastic hose normally used for underfloor heating, bend it into a loop, and cover it in gold tape. everyone still eats together once a day in the practice room. the meal consists of soup

tomorrow california here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. nation to ban pet shops from selling non-rescued dogs, cats and rabbits. >>> tomorrow california becomes the first state in the nation. >> will it reduce the number of puppy mills in the state? live in los gatos with the details. >> hi. >> reporter: the idea is to get more pet stores to document out animals for rescues and shelters. something this petco is already doing. >> this is jack. he is 9 months old. >> reporter: jack is looking for his forever home. you can document him through a rescue agency. you will likely see more pet store partnerships like this because of a new state law. starting tomorrow, you can only buy dogs, cats and rabbits in california if they come from rescues or shelters. the new law aims to crack down on puppy mills w

police say up stairs a grandfather, down stairs in the basement t teenage boys, one 15, one 16. they had a gun. somehow the 15-year-old gets shot in the head. how do the teens get the gun? and the teens are said to be friends, so what haened in that basement? was it some sort of accident, or was itet sng else? investigators have been in and out of the house trying to figure it all out. do you know why those teenagere t at school today? >> that is also unclear. you know it is a time when most teenagers are in school.n, aghat remains under investigation right now. and i'm sure the investitors willry to figure that out as well. >> reporter: now, investigators spent six hours on the scene today, but there's still a lot more police work yet to be done. jim, back to you. >>> pat collins. pat, thank you. president trump, his former fixer and personal attorney michael cohen is now postponing ins upc testimony on capitol hill. in a statement today cohen's an advisor, davis, cited ongoing threats against cohen'se family from president and his new attorney rudyan giulii. adding that cohen,

running up and down the stairs. looks like there may be some commotion. you'll understand why that camera was installed. >> that's a neighbor? >> yes. that's one of the neighbors they had complained about this neighbor being loud and aggressive. >> show me prove. >> i'll show you loud and addressive. >> she lopped the door handle right off this door. >> she was like and another thing. >> i think she's angry. >> not happy going ham on this front door with this cleaver. she was arrested but the authorities refuse to prosecute her. she claims the neighbor went after her daughter and cut her. neighbors even signed a petition to have her removed. >> right now, this issue is still up in the air but the video is certainly pretty damming prove that this woman may have an anger management problem. >> she's seven, she's adorable. as you can see, she's a little bit excited. >> what do you think? think? thk >> she's a lot excited. >> lola just got a new hearing device. this little girl is seven, she first started wearing one when she was five years old. >> i'm glad w

back and the main unit including the new t vroom and -- tv room and kitchen and there's internal stairs which goes up to the mainly level as you see it from the street. those are the bedrooms associated with the main unit. is that it, commissioner moore? >> commissioner: yes. >> commissioner: commissioner hillis. >> i kind of agree with commissioner moore. maybe i can ask the architect. we tend to get not terribly involved how people live in a space but we do want it to be livable. it's a bit of an odd configuration you have. can you walk through how it works with the lower portion having the living area of the unit. there's just the window of the kitchen looking out to the front stoop for the other unit. >> okay. basically this is a very unique housing for a unique family. traditionally chinese family live with the elder parents. right now their parents are over 90 and both are healthy but they want to spend the years in the home instead of sending them to a care home. so i'm so touched for that. they will have the upper level. the existing bedrooms but at the same time they may have c

be part of enjoying some stairs as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent of the drug abuse platform for showing. where is. when your family is scattered across the globe. but this is to do good to see if you've got a good journey back to the roots get a minimum of the. bush family from somalia the you. want to go to urgent assistance. really starts january twenty third d. w. . how do i know welcome to this special edition of your max all this week we are out and about here and you're up to meet celebrities from different cultural fields and they're helping us to put together these special shows today autism is on the menu and all of that we especially guest is tim hall one of the best.

sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. (ken) disappointing th rerning to port for repairs. the project launched from alameda earlier this year. today the decision was made to come back... following the discovery of a fracture in the system. the fracture... which caused one of the collection sections to detach from the rest of the system... was likely caused by fatigue. the ocean cleanup says they will return with roughly 44- hundred pounds of garbage, and terabytes of data with which to plan the necessary upgrades. once those are complete, the system will launch again sometime next year. (catherine)up next... a lot of work goes into those amazing fireworks displays over the bay...we'll take you behind the scenes with the people who make new year's eve magic happen. (catherine) a spectacular show earlier tonight as london r

she grew up in this tiny shop under the stairs of a dilapidated building and has been working here since the age of thirteen she inherited the business from her father in the nineteen seventies when business was booming now the handmade tiles compete with cheaper factory made ones and electronic versions. we gave up our drawing to be part of everyday life with the center of social gatherings almost every home had a set but now it's become more for novelty even a collector's item and a reminder of hong kong power in one of hong kong's oldest neighborhoods a youth hostel is dedicated to keeping the city's marjon culture alive because the living area in hong kong is photos more so not many family they can afford to put a mile long table in the living room that's why they have less chance to play macho when they go out of course now many young people they prefer to focus on the mobile phone more of the games with things of family. marjon is played by four people around the table they line up the hundred fourteen pieces dissuades and sequences by choosing and discarding tiles first to complet

i do that every time i think about an elevator or lift and there's a stairway be about i take the stairs. and i try and walk wherever i can instead of going in a car or even in public transport it's just me you know doing some things that i think would be very common and we just got out of the habit as it became great museum quick to the court of appeals but actually it's not very hard to change those various encourage individuals to i think you know people who recently making a difference. in europe right now immigration and integration are major challenges for most cities and towns. many people are asking how these two complex issues can be tackled effectively. two communities one in germany the other in belgium seem to have found a way to help people from different cultures come together better as one community . it's the first day of the new school year in mechelen belgium people from one hundred thirty eight different nations live in this town. it's a complicated situation especially at schools. most of the pupils at st peter's school aren't native born belgian children they're from

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