the stairs the mr. larry pointed out was already there. there was no original stairs that i know of, so i just wanted to present to you that i am here to comply with the law and i want to do the right thing to be able to fix it and legalize it. i just want the consideration of the board to reduce the charges because we just had my daughter 's wedding, it was a pretty expensive affair. i'm kind of low on my finances. if there is any consideration given to me to be able to deal with this, i will be able to work with the housing inspector and other departments to be able to comply and make it code compliant. my contractor his is going around looking for parking. he just texted me saying he still hasn't found parking yet. >> any questions, commissioners? >> server, it mentioned that you owned other properties. county properties do you own? >> right now i live at may the property -- at my other property i have been living here for the past 26 years. i am a member and minister of third baptist church. the city has been good to me. i came as an i

there was stair access new to the alley in the back with stairs and railings. i think the plans don't show all of that. some of the work may not require a bermitt under the believe -- permit under the building code. the deck is above grade. some work may not require a building permit. it would be helpful to get a full understanding what is done. maybe not everything that needs a permit is shown. if the board were continue to at allow time for more accurate times to happen or simply deny the permit and have them file a new permit to more accurately show the work done looking at the materials and some of itsying the building inspector we are discovering tonight based on the testimony that was given so i think we need to get to the bottom of what is going on there. that is something d.b.i. can do with a site visit to determine in the highlight to the property under everything that needs a permit to come back for a permit that does that or whether it is done as revision to this permit. the cleaner thing might be to deny the permit and have them go back and start ov

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with that kind of stair case configuration. could you just go up from burnet, give some more space to the a.d.u. where you don't have that grade change and do the typical staircase on the upper floor? >> well, you come in at 6'. >> can you pull up or put on the overhead that drawing on their packet. so where you enter burnet. >> from here and we're about 6' above this level. so what we've done is come across here and come up an additional 4 feet to get to the level of the second floor. >> so that whole area that's outlined in that checked pattern is all 6' above the a.d.u. height? >> yes. we could make this an elevated platform -- >> but how far do you have to go up to get to the main unit? >> 4 feet. >> why not make a stair up into the unit like a typical san francisco building. then once you're in the unit you have the stairs going up and give some of this space back to the a.d.u.? >> we could. i think our intention was basically to block off the space underneath so it can't be filled in or used as a stair to extend down. i t

there was a couple of stairs that led up to it.he ceiling was collapsed, the front row was falling down. they told me when i moved in that it would be demoed. five years went by, 2015, all of a sudden a bunch of guys came in we tour the old place down and rebuilds this big two story structure. we called the building department that was given permission, they said no, everything is perfect. it is exactly to the letter just like the blueprints of the old building. you have nothing to worry about. this is crazy i know this is not the same building. for one, the front or was on the left and now the front door is on the right. how are you saying this is the same building? i got in touch with somebody i knew for the planning department and he got in touch with dan seiter. he did an investigation, i showed him all the pictures that i had he says, yeah, this is crazy. this isn't the same building. stop the project. that is the current state it is in now. we sent it to the planning commission in 2016 like three years ago. i remember some of

that's like a stair well down for this lion. i'm not going to argue. >> not taking it easy on cat. >> check out the giraffe. this is an outdoor restaurant in africa. >> you see a deer orthis thing worries, mate. >> i got to believe the giraffes are used to this. they have to take care of where they place the long legs. break a leg, you're done. >> that's not a one trick pony. right there, she does it again. so elegant. >> flexing. >> around the world we go for all kinds of crazy action. we start a group of motorcycle riders.>> w are you doing? you know what's going to happen. >> down he goes. he goes skidding, so does he. the protective gear he was wearing, his feet, all his buddies stop and help him out. it does happen kind of quickly. he was goofing around. >> he could have been goofing around a little bit. >> that's scary. you're right. looks like he was -- >> new to portugal, the roads are narrow, potential for danger every three feet. you see the speed limit painted on the road. 40 kilometers per hour. our rider, you can se

. >> and a dariindaring burglary attempt, and the homeowner is up stairs in the shower. this happened yesterday in pleasanton on, and the homeowner has a warning for the community. we have the details. >> reporter: well, that family is surprisingly calm after going through that dramatic ordeal, tonight, they want the community to be on alert. [ knocking ] it started as a knock on the door early this morning. a knock andrea liggett did not hear because she was up stairs in the shower, and then that knock got louder. just hear a loud comotion in the shower. >> dogs were barking. >> dogs barking. >> reporter: she thought it was her husband returning home at first. then, her 9-year-old son ran up stairs. >> he just look at me like i don't know what is going on, mom. >> andrea knew somebody was trying break in to her home. her surveillance camera outside capturing the video. showing two men. one of them with a mask kicking in the door after several attempts. >> i grabbed a towel, wrapped myself in the towel. and again, just yelling as loud as i could, because i didn't know wh

they staired -- starde down evil, they put -- stared down evil, they put love of neighbor besides themselveswe are overwhelmed by their example. and we are forever inspired by the goodness of their hearts, the grace of their souls, and the enduring greatness of their deeds. to every one of the heroes we recognize today, thank you and god bless you-all. thank you very much. [applause] president trump: incredible. now i would like to ask the military aide to come forward nd read the citations, please. >> the medal of valor is presented to the following individuals for their bravery and composure in the face of an armed assailant intent on the murder of innocent civilians in dayton, ohio, on august 4, 201. their quick and decisive actions in the face of extreme danger neutralized the gunman within seconds, protecting the lives of hundreds of people. sergeant william knight. [applause] officer brian rolphus. [applause] officer jeremy campbell. [applause] office ervin sent carter. -- officer vincent carter. [applause] officer ryan nabell. [applause] officer david benlinger. [applause] >> medal of

authorities now say the stairs and the emergency hatch blocked by the fire. >>> after yet another deadly mass shooting in america, tonight, the major decision by walmart. they will stop selling ammunition for handguns and bullets that can be used in assault weapons. the nra tonight calling it shameful. >>> two major rescues, the truck driver pulled alive from a burning tanker veering off a 40-foot overpass. and the bus crash. firefighters pulling school children out through the windows. >>> and olympic star simone biles tonight breaking her silence, on her brother who is now charged in three murders. what she's now saying. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. millions of americans back to work after labor day, but for millions of others, they are holding out hope tonight that this hurricane stays on the current track, hugging the coastline as it moves north. now dangerously close to florida tonight. unclear if it will make landfall at some point later in the week. what we do know tonight, the damage in the bahamas. authorities are calling it histo

i could take the stairs on the other side to get down but there is a faster way to get my feet back on the ground. wow what an amazing experience trying to take a few snaps before we head off. to another oasis in the middle of the city is that easier over people spend their lunch breaks their weekends and even their nights here part of the river and its banks were thoroughly renovated over the last couple of years giving the people of munich and new leisure hotspots the water used to be forced into a narrow can now but now it's free to run its natural course again. these are by trail takes me back to the city center and tolan stretches over 290 kilometers thank god i only have to cycle a tiny part of a. community is a pair. advice for lovers of luxury and this is their shopping district. was . definitely not the place for bargain hunters they may have sas it is munich's most expensive shopping district. well i guess window shopping isn't that bad either fancy stores lots of cafes and a sunny spot in front of the national theater lovely almost feels like i'm in a pizza in italy. puts me

obviously perhaps the fire was at the top of the stairs. we don't know.le on the boat shb on the boat before probably or been on boats like this before. >> right. and i've been on boats -- other live aboard boats in the kayman and belise. i was on the kayman aggressor we had an explosion from an air compressor that overpressurized appear created a flash fire in the engine room and the extinguishing system put the fire out immediately. this, however, at 3:30 or 4:00 in the morning when they were calling, the fire must have got well established somewhere on the boat, maybe -- i don't really know. but if it was near the galli area then it would have blocked any egress or ingress out through the stairwell. >> eric thank you very much. >> you bet. >> and next we have disturbing details on how the texas mass shooter got his weapon after failing a federal background check. failing a federal background check but got the gun legally. that's a loophole. and vice president pence going out of his way in ireland to stay at one of trump's properties. and guess who is p

a stair house, recessed staircase, all block the visual line of sight between the users of this deck and these yards. there will not be a visual impact from this deck to these neighbors. now we should not eliminate roof decks just because they're a roof deck. when there's good design, roof decks should be approved, especially when there's no impact to the neighbors. thank you. >> thank you. any more members of the public wish to comment in support of the project sponsor? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. i just wanted to say -- i'm sorry. dr requester, you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> i am friends with my neighbor and just now friends with the developer who will never lou here and just to clarify, a lot has been raised about the two neighbors. 25 capra is owned by a large institution and some are controversial and so as such, it decided it cannot oppose a developer or project regardless of the merits of the case and 39 capra who has tol told us its waiting to follow precedent and in their case, they look at future development and that makes it all the more important of what

to reduce the roof deck and encourage the removal of the stair penthouse. on that motion... [roll call] >> so moved. that motion passes unanimously 5 -0. >> we will take a small five minute recess and then we will get started with the balboa reservoir shortly thereafter. >> welcome back to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for thursday, september 12th, 2019. commissioners, we left off on the 2:30 p.m. calendar. is the court reporter ready? while the court reporter finishes up, i will remind members of the public that your public testimony today is on the accuracy and adequacy of the environmental impact report, not on the project itself, please. >> commissioners, we left off on item 12. the balboa reservoir project. this is a draft environmental impact report. written comments will be accepted to the planning department until 5:00 p.m. on september 23rd, 2019. i would like to stress and remind members that you are -- your testimony should be on the accuracy and adequacy of the final environmental impact report, not your opinion on the project itself. >> g

>> i think this girl just fell down the stairs.he's at the bottom of the stairs, head busted up and blood everywhere. >> okay, is she responding to you at all? >> she's not even moving. do you want me to get her id out of her pocket? >> if you can. >> her name is denita monique smith. >> okay. >> denita monique smith. denita! she ain't moving man. >> reporter: denita seemed to have perhaps lost her balance and fallen down the stairs. police and paramedics rushed to the complex. the college was quickly notified, as was denita's family. >> "miss smith, denita fell. she's unconscious, but they're trying to revive her." he said, "are you coming to durham?" and i'm still trying to wrap my head around, you fell, unconscious, revive. i said yes, i'm coming. >> reporter: sharon and her two other children lived in charlotte, almost a three-hour drive from durham. >> on my way there i did call jermeir. >> reporter: that was jermeir stroud, denita's fiance, a police officer who worked in greensboro, much closer to durham. >> and i said, "jerm

i turned around toward the stairs with my back to him. he shot.y ear, went through my ear and landed here. stayed here under the skin. it was like a big hit, and i fall down on the platform. i stayed there. and the hijacker closed the door and went in. and i laid there for a few minutes. then i realized, i'm not dead. i said to myself, i'm not staying here. so i went down by the stairs. >> she had no clue where she was, so rather than run off, she simply sat at the bottom step. >> then the hijacker saw me from upstairs. he went down and shot me like this. and this bullet came in the back and lodged in the pelvis. i laid down on the tarmac, under the airplane, pretending dead. >> in the control tower, i found a bathroom. i noticed that there was a window. i could actually make out the outline of the plane. when tamar artzi was shot, you could hear the gunshot, see a flash from the actual weapon. i think we all realized that these hijackers were absolutely deadly serious. >> the hijacker is preparing for another execution in ten minutes. >> time goe

well you know sometimes i think it might be faster to take the stairs than wait for the lift well this polish come i met proved that theory true when he beat an elevator in a race and he didn't even take the stairs but the 2016 world speed climbing champion. took just 12.12 seconds to climb 23 meters up the outside of a hotel in warsaw the sport will make its olympic debut in inter care next year amazing well that as well as for now have more free later has great stuff thanks joe and that is it for this news hour but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more of the day's news to. september on al-jazeera with the few pure taking its 1st steps into democracy al-jazeera meets for diversity europeans who are reshaping the country's political landscape world leaders gather in new york for the united nations general assembly global issues are on the table they listen host dissects the world's media how they operate and the stories they cover global warming and possible solutions to climate change are on the agenda of the united nations a special 2 part series expose how human activity ha

i also did take a look at the penthouse, the stair penthouse that wa exceeds the areas as stated. those were two observations i made and i think you would find this does not meet the ordinance. thank you. >> anyone here in support of the dr requesters? come on up. >> hi. thank you for your time today. i'm scott gutterman and my family and i live at 127 27t 127 27th avenue. >> you're a member of the committee to present height limits, correct some. >> correct. >> your time was during the presentation of the initial five minutes? >> so there's no additional time on that. >> for anyone not part of this committee can speak but as a party to the dr, you're essentially one of the dr applicants. >> true. >> you can have a two-minute rebuttal. >> so now? >> no, at the end. >> ok. >> there are any members of the pub not part of dr requesting committee to support the dr requester? >> i'm peter temple and i have lived in the sequeth neighborhood in the same home all my life, since the day i was born, with the exception of 25 years i moved away to santa cruz. as much, many, many people who ha

. >> right here inside the boat, there is stairs that go from the bunk area to the kitchen in the main galley. >> reporter: gilroy business owner has been a diver for 40e years. he's been an instructor for 15. he's been on the conception about half a dozen times, so he knows that exiting the vessel and the sleeping quarters should only take seconds. >> have only one thought in mind and that's the fire had to have happened so fast that it didn't give any chance to the people who were sleeping at 3:00 or around 3:00 a chance to get -- to escape. >> reporter: on the boat munoz said the exit route includes a set of stairs and escape hatch. >> you can see the area is well lit and right around this area is where the hatch isndits cr top-notch operation that prioritized safety. >> having been on the truth aquatics several times in the past ten years, every single time they conducted a very professional orientation at the beginning of the trip. i can't remember a single tragic event that comes even close to the loss of more than 30 scuba divers in a single incident. i think this is an event of

stair climb. there is a stair-climb coming up on the 7th of september. and i am -- i will be climbing. okay? so i challenge anyone in the department who wants to come do that, please do that. i think olivia is going to do it, too, our civilian representative. so, yeah, it is stair-climb 4, mental health 4, first responders. thank you for putting that on. i'm looking forward to it again. 9/11 commemoration ceremony will be coming up. as you know, we do it in the morning on 9/11 at every station. it begins at 6:45 a.m. and this year, we're going to be doing it with the mayor at the new station 5. again, it happens at every station, but that's where the larger event will be. and then i was going to talk about the police and fire, but i don't have the intel in front of me. september 29. so we have more time to -- we have more time to talk about that in the meeting. so that concludes my report for today. thank you. >> president nakajo: thank you very much, chief nicholson. at this point we'll call for public comment before any questions or comments from the c

on saturday we had a stair climb, thank you commissioner for putting that on. thank you for showing up. the mayor hiked up 61 flights as did i and quite a few other people to raise money for first responder mental health. thank you so much, commissioner. great stuff. the department worked closely with the cancer prevention foundation and conducted at the division of training conducted urnary tract cancer screening program september 3 through 5. we were able to detail our members to get those tests. they ran out of kit on the last day. they will follow up with those members who were not able to get tested. this is just another piece of our, you know, working with cancer prevention and working towards the health and safety of our members. speaking of the health and safety for our members, myself and chief attended a memorial to harvey walker who was instrumental to bringing to light cancer and toxic chemicals. she passed away from cancer as well. we attended that on the fifth. back to health and wellness again. cd2 and 3 myself met with and our nurse-practitioner

a third then comes down the stairs, and is repeatedly punched. third then comes down the stairs, andfeel and how angryi say in words how i feel and how angry i am. i cannot describe it in words. my mum is still in hospital. the doctors say she's got a bleed in her brain. and my daughter, as you can see, she has been discharged from hospital now. her eyes, she has got eye surgery. she still needs more surgery coming up. so it is quite bad. the family say they have been left shocked and shaken by the attack which happened in broad daylight. i feel unsafe right attack which happened in broad daylight. ifeel unsafe right now. things happen day and night time and people are in the house. so everybody feels scared. do you feel 00:25:45,721 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 you want to stay here? everybody feels scared. do you feel you want to stay t that everybody feels scared. do you feel you want to stay tthat report everybody feels scared. do you feel you want to stay t that report was catch this person. that report was by kate brad pitt. a dispute over new rules for uniform at a sussex school g

it is going all right until i reach the top of the stairs and i clang into something giant and metal.a bit, fully expecting some kind of home alone trap to just unleash itself on me, and it turned out to be a massive suit of armour just leaning against the wall. laughter. so it's not what you would expect to find when you are just strolling through a house. it dawns on me at this point, this is my boss's house, so there is a lot of expensive stuff around, i have only been at this job for two weeks as well, so i am pretty sure rampaging through priceless ornaments is not going to do me any favours at thisjob. eventually i find myself in a cloakroom, i was feeling my way around just coats and bags, the biggest cloakroom i have ever been in my life, bigger than every room in my house, it was crazy. lam in there and i heara noise, it sounds like footsteps. i think ok, maybe someone can help me. the other thing is that i felt a bit of panic, because i don't know about other visually impaired people but i don't really like not having my symbol cane, i don't really like not having it on me i

she was naked, blood everywhere, just right at the top of the stairs, just this horrific scene. >> reporterhat's conrad doing? >> he's screaming and he's yelling. >> reporter: and, as these police photos make clear, covered in blood. >> i'm asking him, like, conrad, what's going on? what happened here? he said, she was in the bathroom, you know, and just, i don't know what happened. everything was just different answers and different theories, different little things. >> reporter: right away crook went to check one of those theories, a stray bullet perhaps coming through the bathroom window. >> the window was closed but there's no bullet hole. >> reporter: nothing to indicate that anybody fired a shot. >> that's correct. >> reporter: crook returned to the kitchen, and that's when he discovered a gun lying on the kitchen floor. what did you think had happened? >> honestly, i didn't know. >> reporter: was this an accident? an attempted suicide? or something far more sinister? at least for now, those answers would have to wait. heidy was clinging to life. >> my focus at that time was, honestly

we would -- we are focusing on the rear stair and landing, that was the only issue that we had in the department with the permit. the vertical addition, we didn't have any issue. i'm not even sure if he is here this evening, but we are here to speak on the stair issue. >> we incorporated into this permit a special conditions permit which would help us to get the issue corrected. >> can get mr. duffy to answer your question? >> joe duffy, d.b.i. i believe the question is whether a firewall is required in this case. if you are rebuilding a stairway , existing in-kind, same size, same location, not any different, you would not require firewall. that is kind of a maintenance thing where we are not making people reinvent the wheel because we are just replacing a stairway. we do ask that the guardrails and handrails be updated. does mean that they still have winders and stuff, which are a little bit more complicated to manoeuvre, but in san francisco, zero lot lines and short rear yards, there's not a lot of room to bring them up to current codes. if you do to bright -- tried to bring them

up these stairs. yes, ok, let's go. where is he taking the labour party?o stay? are you confident that the party will be behind you on brexit? you're shouting questions at people, it's quite rude, actually. jeremy corbyn's been surrounded by resistance to his plan to stay neutral until after an election. and emily's got a valid view to express and others have a different view. it's been a torrid argument for the leadership to make because millions of labour voters wanted to leave the eu, but the party's heart is remain. what's going on? i mean, you're saying that this is an honest debate, but people are furious about what is happening. there's lots of emotion, no doubt about that. it's understandable, really, but i quite like that. i would rather people were honest about their emotions in all of this, but in expressing that emotion, at the end of the day, actually, i do think people will come together. are you proud of what the labour party is doing this week, all the skulduggery behind the scenes? i'm proud we're having an open and democratic debate. i re

i am the king's page of the back stairs. >> so our staff has nothing to do?i am sure they can be useful. >> woodruff: "downton abbey's" creator, julian fellowes: >> when the first ideas started sort of rumbling around of the ssible movie, i didn'think it would happen. >> woodruff: how much of a challenge was it to take this story at had stretched out over six seasons, six and turn it into a two-hour film? >> well, we didn't go back. at went on. so, it's a contin the story. it's n retelling anything thatld we've efore. and in a film, you can't say to people, "oh, by the way, this story will be finished in the second movie."ha and so w to find narrative plasons for them all to be there and we have to ce all those stories by the end of the film. >> the king and queen are coming to downton. >>hat? >> woodruff: the story picks up in 1927, as the entire household prepares for a visit by king george v andueen mary. >> are you excited? >> i am a bit. are you? >> would it be common admit it? >> not to an american. >> to use this... device, if you like, of the royal vi

you are such a kid they had stairs and you walk up.plause ] >> jimmy: i want to check it out. i love it. you have been on our show a bunch of times you said they kind of squeaked out of you you are a super fan of "saturday night live." >> it is so cool to be on the show with colin and michael and you, of course i always growing up -- >> jimmy: you could have start with me. >> i am sorry about that i love it. >> jimmy: come on. >> i really, really do >> jimmy: i want to talk about -- i love your family. mindy got engaged. >> she did yes, amazing [ applause ] how awesome is that? >> jimmy: newly got engaged at the zoo. >> chancellor is now her fiance. he's the loveliest guy, so loyal and kind look at this >> i go t t to photograph it, t. >> jimmy: you take great photos. >> oh, thank you very much >> jimmy: you sent me this actually i took the photo and i want to rehearse it. >> jimmy: before we did it chandler came up to me and i want to make sure we are perfect of where i do the proposal i stood in form mindy and mark p where he's going

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as he went in, their cold, icy stairs almost froze george himself. he was friends with a lot of these men, but you would never know from the look on their faces. and as george began to speak, he tried to explain to these officers, the larger cause they were fighting for and how they should remain loyal to that cause. and he looked out and there was still this icy stare. he remembered, he had a letter in his jacket. another letter where the congress was promising officers would be paid and would be given their land, as promised. so he pulled that letter out and he opened it up, because he was going to read it to them. then all of a sudden he paused. he quietly made the comment, i've already grown gray in the service of my country. now it seems, i am going blind. and all of a sudden, those icy stairs melted. what george had just done, he admitted his frailty. he admitted his weakness. he admitted his vulnerability. that he had sacrificed so much for this cause, that even his health was declining. as he looked out over the crowd, many of those battle ha

a stair house, recessed staircase, all block the visual line of sight between the users of this deck and these yards. there will not be a visual impact from this deck to these neighbors. now we should not eliminate roof decks just because they're a roof deck. when there's good design, roof decks should be approved, especially when there's no impact to the neighbors. thank you. >> thank you. any more members of the public

buttoning the uniform when my wife yelled up the stairs a plane hit new york. and a phone call in no uncertain terms needed to get in the squadron and working through the night while the base was in lockdown and much of the congresstry was in a fog. trying to answer questions from my young daughter, wife, and friends what was happening. you are seeing my daughter here as i came home from deployment. my memories are not unique. every american has a different viewpoint on what happened that day. some lost friends or family. and the tragedy we as a nation felt that day should not be forgotten. the impact of those attacks were not limited to that day. heroic americans responded with valerie and bravery. one of the most heinous acts ever committed on american soil did not bring us down but brought us together. in the forts of former president george w. bush one of the worst days saw some of the bravest acts. i still remember the feeling standing on the tarmac and watching from the plane as my three daughters, younger than 10, waved small american flags from down bel

so this third floor, it's set back from the street, 20 plus feet consists of a great room, a stair coming up and a very small backroom, powder room. i do know see the necessity, unless someone can describe what it's used for. >> similarly, i don't know what this is. staff have any idea what that usage is? >> i have some personal ideas watcofwhat a great room is. i will allow the opportunity to the project sponsor of what the use is. >> thank you again. the reason we considered the audition of the third story is that right now my wife and i are getting older and i' my wife is becoming to need assistance. and my daughter will be living with us. so in order for us to live comfortably, even though my daughter is a daughter, but we would like to keep the separate, private living space. and we considered adding or extending the existing first floor but that would ruin our background, which ibackyard, whs habit and she enjoys it very much and i'm sure our neighbor enjoys the backyard and the yard in the alley. so our only option is to add a smaller addition on the subfloor without causing any la

the stairs and escape hatch both in flames. >> may day, may day, may day, i can't breathe. >> reporter: the crew who were up top jumped and were rescued by bob and shirley hanson. >> i said, well, you should have had two exits there. he said, we do. he said, but the one -- the one in amp was already on fire also. so they were just trapped in there. >> reporter: family members attended today's news conference looking for answers. >> i know that the department has spoken with some of the surviving crew. what have they said about the fire, how it started? >> they will be interviewed formally today. >> the humanity of this is very evident, the devastating impact on so many families, and that is certainly very troubling. >> reporter: we got another answer. i just spoke with the sheriff's department. they tell me they now believe that this fire started on the second levl above the sleeping quarters. also today, families have been giving dna samples to help identify the victims. and we have been watching, norah, as the fbi has been carting away evidence gathered at the scene. norah? >> so tou