it is a very simple set of stairs. after the filing procedure, the department gave their signature, and then we went to the third department, city planning. city planning is hesitating approving because they were questioning whether the original stairs were built with a permit. the location of the stairs in a question is in the required briard. they asked me to provide proof that the stairs were made with a permit. the process stopped there. i was requested to provide proof. when i came back to talk to my client, he said he remembered that the stairs were built with permits. that fact was on the report. so we came back to order the report on july 10. according to my client's recollection, 15 days until this. i have not received anything. they have up until the end of the month, the last day of the 15 working days. i assume if i have the report, proof that the stairs were originally built with a permit, i should be able to get the compliance permit within the same day because it is usually over the counter. i do not kno

the wooden exterior stairs, the older ones, you need to keep them painted and sealed. you can't let the water be seeping in. the south side where you hit the sun, that's what breaks down the caulking and the sealant paint. you need to pay particular attention and you may only be able to paint your house every five, six, seven years. the stare assembly, every two years. >> if you do that, it will be -- if we look at a house like this, it could be an even more significant problem where everything is hidden behind a thin coat of stucco. and there could be wood in there as well. >> you may find if you take the stucco off, you'll find the old wood stair and they just said we don't want the -- because this is a beautiful victorian that have been butchered by stuccoing it. i've taken it off one of my houses and you'll find juned 'neath the front stairs, the old hand rail and they just covered it and stuccoed-over-over it and say now it looks like a modernized building. >> yeah. >> now you hire people to take the stuff off and put the gingerbread back on. >> could you talk abo

in a smoke filled stair tower.nd you get into the stairway, the doors close which themselves. that's -- by themselves. that's why we don't let people put door stops. can't use door stops. the door closes and the stairway is pressurized. so rather than sucking any smoke in it's actually pushing smoke out of the stairway. >> in this building, the stairs go out past the plaza and down one more level down and then exit out around the perimeter on exit stairs, over on the corner of kearny and pine you'll see the exit stairs. so the exiting of the design of this building was well thought out. >> and an exit is something that takes you to the street. it just doesn't take you to the lobby. an exit has to get you to the public right-of-way. right sergeant? do we have any questions about building structure of a steel-framed blt? so the question is shouldn't all the fire protection ratings be uniform? >> the general concept is, you want to protect at a higher level, critical elements. the critical element is the column. >> ho

we leveled the stairs, the treads.s awesome. >> one we stain these stairs, we put in the new ballsters with obviously our railing and our post. it will look like new. no matter if the space is old or new, it is important to keep organized. so as we renovate this old house, we ought to make sure that bonnie and velma have plenty of closets. i have julia here to transform. what are we doing? >> we're putting in a pantry and a couple of different coat closets. in this particular space, it's narrow -- >> the narrow hallway that is unique to these brooklyn apartments. >> we didn't want two feet of closet to come out here. >> right. >> we found a solution for just a foot of space. >> the nice thing about this is that it opens all the way up so that it's totally accessible. not like the door is blocking half of the hallway. people can get to and fro and then -- i love the bells and whistles. i mean, the coat caddy -- >> the hangers go this way. and you have plenty of room to pull them off. >> see? saving space, nice solutions

at the top of the stairs was always there ran perpendicular to the stairs. there was still no signs of the suspect or family members. officers made the decision they would have to clear the upstairs room by room. officer i. singh and hernandez went to the right. -- esein. as officer carrasco and heppler went left and saw a body lying prone at the end of the hallway. they saw the body was drenched in blood, and the victim was still breathing. based on his prior experience as a paramedic, officer carrasco knew they needed to be rescued immediately if there was to be any chance of the person surviving. officer carrasco told heppler i will pull her out. with complete disregard for his own safety, he ground the bleeding person by the feet and began to drag her to safety. it was later determined that the stick them was the suspect 73- year-old mother who had been stabbed through the neck. he pulled the woman passed officer heppler and a door opens at the end of the hallway. it was later determined to be the suspect's sister and ran hysterically across the hallway.

that might be a place where you are only having stairs and a corridor. once you get to the rear of the building, then you can access your other -- >> the plans are pretty accurate in terms of describing that situation. there is a corridor that goes up there. it is logical to have the door there. the reception space is gone. keep in mind that this is a bifurcated plan. you're getting office spaces. it is not one big open space. >> i interest and that it might end up being a passage space. >> the building wall, you have to have the -- to get out of the building. that has to be at least 3 feet. it is 3 feet plus the wall. and it ends up being 3 feet, 3 inches. >> the city something that would have to be up to code. permit it would have to come up with. they would have to come back to us if there was a problem with code. >> the stairs are not workable. this would be forced into the front of the building. >> i don't think that is a concern. >> thank you. >> it has to be 16 or more. that is what you're dealing with. that is at 15 feet. >> i kind of feel that t

that might be a place where you are only having stairs and a corridor. once you get to the rear of the building, then you can access your other -- >> the plans are pretty accurate in terms of describing that situation. there is a corridor that goes up there. it is logical to have the door there. the reception space is gone. keep in mind that this is a bifurcated plan. you're getting office spaces. it is not one big open space. >> i interest and that it might end up being a passage space

makes its way down the stairs. >> oh. >> in this video, the character goes outside.scalator down to the subway. he walks through a park. he stands and waves in shallow ocean water. that's my favorite part. he goes sailing. he is underwater like he's scuba diving. he goes everywhere and it's all shot in studio with three projectors. the projectors are on each of the walls and the floor. while it's created, it's like no other music video i've seen. >> and super interactive which is awesome. >> you know what i like is they didn't try to make it so slick that you couldn't tell what was going on. you can still see the seam in the wall, a little bit on the floor. i like that. >> i agree with you. you're in on it, see how this thing works. towards the end of the thing he transports himself through some sort of portal. >> i love it. >> it's so cool. it's a shame that nobody watches music videos anymore because they're not on tv. thankfully we're here to tell you at least about this totally cool, totally rad music video. i love it. the song is pretty good. >>> that's going to

we did hear a few weeks ago from the tenant of stairs, the business sense name -- who from the tenant upstairs. we talk with them, and the owner hired a sound consultant to go in and do sound tests, and we have tried to assure the tenants of stairs it is pretty much oldies and goodies and soft jazz and dixieland. there will be a house band, and the application has met all of the requirements. the application is still not in its entirety. the building is sound. goothey already were handling security on powell street, so they are familiar with how it is done. most people are supportive or remained neutral. the tenant of stairs was also concerned about garbage and smoking, and all of those are covered in the lease. the new tenant will abide by those conditions. this is the founder and owner of the gold dust lounge. >> i want to thank you. i am sorry, but i was not prepared. we have to view your permit. >> i will be 65 this year. do you offer it senior discounts? if not, i would like you to consider that. >> jim, who you want to add anything? >> my name is jim, and we have worked with the

each carried the photo of a firefighter who gave their life. >> 110 flights of stairs to remember the world trade center and the firefighters there and they gave everything to us. >> and that may have taken them awhile to climb, this is not a race but an opportunity to remember the 343 firefighters who died that day. >>> the national cathedral plans to mark the anniversary with prayers. tuesday the cathedral will begin with a morning prayer service at 8:45 and followed by noon service and a coral service at 5:30. >>> and a touching story out of georgia. a stranger donated a car to a hit-and-run victim injured while walking home from school. she gave the college student the car so he never has to walk to class again. >> reporter: brandon white started the car the first time. an old 1990 cadillac fleetwood new to him, a gift from a stranger. >> thank you, brandon. >> reporter: this is a delegate hug. brandon has a collapsed lung, broken ribs and arm held together by stitches, injuries suffered when he was struck by a vehicle last month as he was walking home from class. vanessa peebles

found next to khalid on the stairs.ecked that if a guy sticks his head around the corner, he very easily could have a gun. you don't wait to get that a.k. or the... the grenade thrown down the hall or the suicide vest. so in the split second, that's when he engaged. >> pelley: he did have a gun, but he didn't use it. and i wonder what you make of that? >> owen: i think, in the end, he taught a lot of people to do... you know, martyr themselves and... and... he masterminded the 9/11 attacks. but in the end, he wasn't even willing to roger up himself with a gun and... and put up a fight. so i think that speaks for itself. >> pelley: back on the second floor, the seals were grabbing computers, disks, flash drives, videotapes, more priceless intelligence than they could carry. >> owen: there was so much stuff in this house. >> pelley: the guys are just stuffing this stuff in garbage bags? >> owen: we had carried bags with us, but we filled all these bags up. so you just find some... you know, an old gym bag on target, dump

think about stairs. are the stairs padded? are the stairs low? are they safe? you might want to just eliminate that altogether, always having a gate for a long flight of stairs and making sure that gate is secure. i know some child-care centers such as ours have a door that leads to stairs, so you need to make sure that signs are posted that that door remain shut. and think about where the door handle is, that it's out of the child's reach and/or there's a safety handle on that door. woman: what's this? no! joanne: toddlers spend a lot of their time concerned with who they are and with who's in charge. independence, self-assertion, and control--or the lack of it-- are central issues at this young and tender age. a toddler's day often involves conflict, most often in the form of what's mine and what's yours. they seem driven to want to have their own way. let's keep in mind that when a toddler wants something, he typically wants it intensely and immediately. that's the way toddlers are. no! no! no! no! joanne: but we can help reduce the amount of conflict by loo

we have to move. >> elevator came we went down stairs. a crowd to get through a turnstile. security asked us where are you going? well, i saw fireballs coming we are getting out of here. no. go back to your office. the building is secure. it is safe. >> strobe lights flashed normally sirens whooped a little bit and there was a clear announcement building two is secure. well that took a little bit of pressure off. i went for a walk to the east floor which is where our training floor is and walked up to the north wall and there were a lot of our people against the glass looking up to their left you could see the north tower, and very sadly at that moment what they were looking at was people jumping. >> it was all smoke and fire and the walls were caving. you couldn't even see the exit. you couldn't see the exit in style one. i am saying let's go. it looks like a clear shot home. you are going toward building two let's go. whoever can make it let's go. >> are you there? okay, listen. hearing news reports a plane crashed into the other tower

with the end of the interior stair? >> yeah, you would lose about five feet, six. >> you get about a 9 foot room, i think that's too much. i think you should go back about 2 and a half to three feet. i mean, you got to -- i mean, we're going from a one bedroom, one bathroom house to a cat and maybe one kid. >> back to my previous question which was at the end of the master bedroom where you lowered the ceiling, is that a master to scale? >> it was to break it up a little, yeah. i think, you know, if there were some compromises needed, that could be talked about as well. >> well, i don't know what the commission feels, but -- >> i mean, i'm the maker of the motion and there's enough people that said they would like to see some things, so tell me what. >> 5, 6. i mean, commissioner moore? >> i would like to say it would have to be a realistic room, 9 feet is not -- >> i mean, to me, three feet seems to me more of a -- it gives you the setback visually what you're looking for, a total of five feet setback which we've done

. >> they're going up the stairs. melissa, stay on the line with me, okay? do you hear police? [ screaming ] >> you got to get in there! >> police! >> get off that bed! get off that bed right now! >> i have a baby in the house. i have a baby in the house. please don't hurt me. please don't hurt me. >> he has a knife! >> police catch deric allen. melissa and her baby daughter are both safe. >> she could have been killed. i mean, without question. if she didn't stay on that phone, absolutely, she could have been killed. >> when melissa's dad first hears the 911 call, he's overwhelmed with emotion. >> i've never heard anything like that in my life. i picture her laying on that bed with this maniac on top of her. you can only assume what might have been happened, but it wasn't going to be anything good. >> in the courtroom, margalia says allen appears to have no remorse, and hearing his daughter's voice on that heart-wrenching 911 call again is too much. >> i just said, the hell with it. and i tried to reach him. and unfortunately, i didn't. i came within probably a foot or so, and

to have fire escapes if they can show reasonable standard for why they cannot put in a conforming stair sway. fire escapes are essentially providing a legal second stairway. it's not quite a second stairway. that's 60 to 70 degrees. the fire department does to the agree and the more hazardous. >> if it was built, we allow you to maintain them. >> speaking of maintenance. we will get to maintenance later. we have people that do fire escape maintenance. going back to talking about the elements, we have access to the fire escape and then we have a fire escape balcony, they need a balcony to get access. you don't climb out directly on to a ladder. for one and 2 family dwellings, but there are very few of them. we had an exception under there for no balconies. they are almost always required >> jomes are not allowed. they are pole ladders and they open up into a vertical ladder, their product lists doesn't require a balcony. we made a decision that is not even close to provide equivalency to a stairway. how many people. >> yeah, we have a question over here >> what year was this law changes

based on my conversation with the sheriff's department down stairs, there are a number of theories on how long this meeting will take. i would assume there's an over/under somewhere, bets going on. i've heard noon, i've heard 2:00. i've heard someone say well i have enough food that will last until midnight. so it will be our goal to be not have that food used and be concluded long before midnight. that said, we will take the necessary time to deliberate appropriately. so with that, we will call to order the final meeting of the redistricting task meeting. role call please. >> chair macdonnell? >> present for the last time. >> viss chair lam? >> present. >> alonso? >> present. >> me lawyerlara. >> present and not sure it's for the last time. >> mondejar? >> present. >> pilpel? >> present. >> member schreiber. >> present. >> member tidwell. >> there's your core mr. chairman. >> to welcome public comments on the minutes before we approve them. without objection with the usual gruff dra matt cal, minutes so approved. moving to item number three, reprufle of the remaining task force minut

. >> how is the width of the stairs, the fire escape? >> okay. we've got a question. how do we determine the width with of the fire escape stairs >> i think it's 18 inches >> ladders shall not be let's than 18 inches >> if someone was applying for a permit. we would like at the occupant load and how many people are going to have to use this, and the building code has a table for calculating. i think we would look at home people would using it. >> every fire escape balcony 18 inches. >> i wanted to talk to the about the stand pipe. >> tell us what we got here. >> this is a dry stamp pipe. typically, the fire engine would stop here and hook up here. so on any floor, whichever floor, we can have water. like i say, this is even better than going to the building. our guy does a good job and makes sure the balcony is stable. it's so much nicer to be outside. you yell at the guy. we need more water and pressure. in my eyes, it's a better system. this one here is dry. some of them are wet. >> what's the difference between wet and dry? >> wet would be connected to the water sy

down the stairs and after that we ran back upstairs with fire extinguishers to bust the windows out andn we realized there were two people in their three >> he broke the windows to let them out and they jump from the second floor, to safety, one had second-degree burns. >> the skin was stripping off of his hand, >> as for forest, he is thankful to be alive. >> your friend save you? the lord saved me, but they assisted me. >> a fire displaced 13 people and is under investigation. >> today federal investigators are giving contra costa county supervisors an update on last month's chevron refinery fire, they have been able to remove the pipe that fell on august 6th in richmond, the chronicle reports that pipe had eroded to only one 16th of an inch thick in some spots. investigators are looking into the chevron decision not to replace it, last year. san fransisco ethics commission will meet later today about the expenditure of ross mirkarimi. the commission is working on whether he should be fired as the mayor wants. the sherrif lawyers want the recommendation delayed until after the novembe

the older stairs some have concrete. those are areas that will need maintenance. >> especially where concrete or stone abuts wood ask they have different shrinkage rates. you will see a crack that needs to be addressed calked or flashed. >> spend money on the waterproofing details because if you spend that little investment in extra waterproofing and better flashing it's a gift that deep keeps on giving it's something you will not spend later. we took rotting pin flashings off the buildings. >> galvanizing lasts a long time but it will get old. we use copper and steel. the price is neg ot a big investment. >> reasonable maintenance spend the money on appropriate materials. and pay attention to panlt. all the expense in paints is in the prep and the application. it's not in the cost of the paint itself. don't look for cheap paint. we will save 5 bucks a gallon after you spend thouz annasands you get cheap paint. >> i have a brick chimney. i tried to raise the chimney back to the roof diaphragms. what experience you have o

he let me down the stairs pin without them i could have not gotten down the stairs. my provider in the other neighbor basically carried me down the stairs ticke. >>will: will you be able to return? >> they said that the he will be able to go into night and return to his unit. as soon as the firefighters give him or he should be able to return. >>will: as soon as the sun comes out they will send out and this again is to find out what causes fire appeared >>mark: we are following the latest out of new york. 11 years ago today was that the attack pin and pennsylvanian the look of people gathering remembering the people lost pin today's commemoration the ground zero's follows a break on december -- september 11th museum. this is the first tied that elected officials will not be speaking in york city. a lot is expected to be in attendance pit president of bomb that plans on attending a pentagon ceremony. federal health officials are in the announcing that first survivors kobe now covered for 50 new kinds of the look as if the types of cancer. we will be following the late

could get to the top of the stairs. was winded. >> reporter: that night, he committed to change, and his change to ultraman began. >> i couldn't imagine it. it was not possible, i didn't think it was anything on my mind. we were sitting on the couch, watching television, eating pizza, a lot of dairy. >> reporter: the bad food? well, that was one of the first things to go. >> this was a big part of your change, i mean in the kitchen? >> this is the cockpit, that is the cockpit. >> this is the hq. >> reporter: today he fuels his body on a completely planned based vegan diet, eating foods as close to their natural base as possible. no eggs, dairy. >> when you train hard it has to be immense, you feel it can california what you need? >> oh, i know it can, it has. >> reporter: he exercises on average about two hours a day. he credits the performance and vitality to the diet. >> after the training session, the most important thing to help you recover is to get electrolytes, replace your glyocin storage. >> the typical breakfa

always take it is stairs. when you go down the stairs hang on to the hand rails you will have people bump into you. pay attention to the floors, you have fourth floor, third floor, in case the lights go out you know you have 3 more floors. people think, i will go to the bottom until it stops. let's say you have 2 floors of parking you are under ground. sometimes it's a fire escape, never go up unless there is smoke down there and you can't go down. majority of the time don't go up. it's not like in tower interno where you go to the roof and the helicopters come pick you up u. notice fire department, work in pairs with 2 extinguishers. one extinguisher and the other person is a backup to get you out. that's an nert volunteer. never fight a fire if it's a large fire. large is over your head. if you are scared and it's too big, it's too large for you. if it's spread beyond where it started and blocking our escape route and you are unsure how to use an extinguisher. there are 4 types of fire it's on the label. on