that is going into the notch is the stair to the third floor it is not a stair to a deck and i'd like to introduce jason the project architect if you'll have comments i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you very much. >> jason project arithmetic can i have the overhead? >> i'll clarify what was said about the notch the notch is right here in the pictures this is the proposed existing second floor as you can see the stairs to the third level the new living area fills in that notch not the stair to the roof deck and secondarily about the roof deck the main reason one of the reasons for the variance in the first place was because we couldn't met the rear yard setback the 25 percent rear yard setback in the code to provide for open space for residents to enjoy the only way because we're simple a small substandard property the only way to get from outside space so for my clients to enjoy group that was expressed so denying the roof deck is denying the reason for the variance approval in the first place thank you. >> that's all. >> so open up for public comment any

variance for it it will be through the adu process at this point. >> the last thing that was only a stair and rear yard that make that a non-conforming rear yard. >> no, i think that is building itself extends into the rear yard but it is - >> well the mudroom what she calls the mudroom otherwise she indicated that it was 27s feet from the rear property line to the face of this unit. >> i - i know no dimension of the drawing. >> only in response to that question. >> you have to come to the microphone. >> so on the plans there is a 17 foot rear yard which is showing here there is actually within that 17 foot rear yard there is a roof with an open stairwell well but it will have to a 25 feet rear yard but part of stairs and part of existing building will be for a compliment rear yard and if - you understand that but if she removed the mudroom would that and left the stair would that then be a complying rear yard. >> in the stairs are not compliant. >> accuses us. >> if you're done with the question commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> commissioners. >> i see the zoning administrator's

those stairs then you can reconfigure the stairs from the second floor up to the third floor that'sthe stairs from the third floor to the roof are being built in this location so if those stairs go away you can reconfigure the stairs from two to three we are not opposing is second floor bedroom also thinks yes and hearing in front of the board over the variance i'm pretty sure this board grants the approvals didn't restrain to have the conditions didn't mean you guys can't impose restrictions once they pass this variance thank you. >> we're not here because we don't have better things to do this is will have a negative impact on the property despite the testimony of the builders this is the backyard this the 68 richardson avenue the tree and air quality gloss the tree and enables things to grow like plants and next to the on the fence next to the tree he enjoy greatly when they're no bloom i plan to expand my garden my right to have a garden and the ambitious 68 richardson avenue it to be negatively impacting i plan to improve my prompt if those skrgsz are not take into consideratio

was filed on january 6, 2015, the permit holder is b b and the notice of violation alteration of stairs to item 2 first floor and notice of violation for remodeling of bathrooms we'll start with the requester mr. thomas 3 minutes to present our case to the board. >> good evening and welcome. >> sir. >> good evening. >> can i show - >> i mean - okay sorry. >> sorry ladies and gentlemen, i was here about 6 months ago i believe i'm sorry, i was here about 6 months ago and i believe i saw everybody here then and this is the same case the conditions have changed but in many ways still the same based on the experience in the construction areas that is work at the budget and national hotel the building is one and 11 years old and out lived it's life a licensed contractor or workers would have considered it in months or less we're at months and counting people living in sros are considered homelessness their meant as transient corners for workers to stay for weeks or month due to a lack of development and by the appointed officials that are scores of those buildings in the city approaching over

half hours and i can get called from the clinic and the nursing staff and you no he run down the stairs and go across the street to the clinic and take care of my patient and provide tremendous added value in terms of efficiencies and economy of scale and of course as dr. manly implied keeps us grounded in the mission the other thing that i wanted to add, is that providing a state of the art facility will not only improve our research productivity and our positive economic and health impacts on the city, but more importantly, could tremendously improve patient satisfaction and patient out comes. there is an increasing body of research now that shows that clinician well-being and where you work, the place in which you work and the attributes of the place are a strong determinant of the well-being and strongly associated with the patient satisfaction and health out comes including patient safety. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good morning, madam chair my name is gym marks and i serve as the chief of the medical staff. and in that role i over see the clinical care provided by the m

kochi shouted from the stairs? there was a pause. crone looked around again for a footprint or scuff, anything, anything out of the ordinary. he started searching the back wall when he suddenly realized he had taken too long. nevermind, come on up she said quickly take the spokes to the smithy. at that moment crone was convinced of two things by mrs. mrs. kochi's high-pitched high-pitched voice. one, there must be some kind of tiny clue in that basement, and to that the jig was up. crone grabbed the spokes and scrambled up the stairs. you could hear customer in the shop. maybe mrs. kochi just wanted him out of the seller rather than leave him unattended. maybe there was nothing down there after all. the tools were valuable, but not not as valuable as what he was looking for. there was no secret cell or hidden door, or at least he had not seen one. it was just an ordinary new york seller. maybe mrs. kochi hadn't noticed his absence at all, but when he came up the stairs, her eyes were locked on him. >> i know you know she said you are

in case of danger use stairs.ame popular with matt stairs hit an epic home run during phillies 2008 championship run. team hopes he can deliver, again. we will go to leslie van arsdal who is with the team in clearwater, florida. leslie? >> and that is right, don. the last season phillies were last in the league when it came to runs so i guess they brought in matt stairs to be their hitting coach. thought maybe he could help me because if you can teach me how to hit, you can teach anybody. >> we will start with the basics because i want to you get in your batting stance, okay. >> good. >> you look good. >> biggest thing holding on to the baseball bat, we don't want to do it this way. put a good swing on that ball right there. from there, you put that barrel in my hand. >> that is receipt the eye good. >> see that swing. so you made a liar out of me i thought she was going to swing and miss. >> sign me up. >> you are just a great teacher. >> last one. >> you are fantastic. thank you so much. >> i enjoyed it. >> well

turns it is where the existing stairs interest could be a landing but didn't address the privacy andrity issues of having the neighbors come into into the property and walk around the windows at the ground level the suggestion i people's which is to excavate and have the access this way but they turn on to the property their parallel you have that would i don't have this is a different project than that project. >> and he didn't get the copy of what was handed. >> i think that is your drawing. >> can you put that on the overhead. >> yeah. yeah. yeah so there yeah. this is the same version modified from that sort of line the vertical gate all on 11058 mississippi street and not part of this permit like i said this is the proper permit - >> the points their alluding to this is not fully vetted by - (microphone feedback). >> it has there could be issues probably from my experience workable and then the legal issues there has to be an agreement between the parties to allow the access on 11058 mississippi street so it creates a solution by privacy and security by having a gate. >> so unde

this woman has been forced to walk up and down five flights of stairs everyday with groceries. an agent for the trustee overseeing the property is speaking to us. >> we are not authorized to spend the money when the property is in bankruptcy. >> reporter: she said they are just keeping the property safe until the ownership transfer is accomplished. residents say they want to trust those that say they are here to help. >> i believe them. they cannot lie, can they? >> reporter: tonight we reached out to the city. the ownership of the building is expected to be transferred in march. >> it's heart braking to see that 83 year old woman having to walk up the stairs because the elevator is not working. >> reporter: although it's early to say, the attorney representing the tenants said they are hoping it becomes a success story. if it works, they want to replicate the situation in other parts of the bay area. >> maybe they can start by fixing the elevator. >> the residents do do not know when things are going to fixed. >> lets hope things work out. thank you. >>> if you have a tip for

it's a condition for that called -- phobia that is the fear of going down stairs. it is hard to judge from a distance whether president trump needs a shrink. a woman who used to work with donald trump, former trump executive is not afraid to speak up. her name is barbara area she said that back in 1982, a colleague grabbed a colleague grabbed a new york times article about narcissism. they brought back to the office and they all looked at it and realize that donald trump a bit those characteristics to a tee. i will continue with her our she says, now, 35 years 35 years later professionals are seeing what we knew back then. only now, he is so much worse. it is it is gratifying to see confirmation of our speculation. i pray america survives his presidency for however long it lasts. now we'll be speaking with doctor william who is a clinical social worker. doctor, what you think about our presidents? >> it is obvious that some of the characteristics that donald trump conveys, both in in media and on twitter and whatever medium you can think of, that he does display na

as we wait here for president trump to leave air force one and come down those stairs. with us our panel, karen finny, jeanne zano, larry mcallister. jeanne, we are waiting for president trump to arrive. he very much is a stickler about events and appearances, amongst many other things. but of that particular focus that he has, this could not necessarily be more to what he would call perfection. a crowd of 9,000. they are screaming with signs. there are songs being played and air force one sneaks in stage right and comes into the picture. it steps. they move up the stairs, he comes down. >> yeah, i mean it's absolutely beautiful from donald trump's perspective. and i'm sure his supporters are excited to have him come down. this is probably what he has been wanting since inauguration day, something he hasn't felt with enthusiasm feeling like he has been in a bubble with press attacking him at every corner. he has to be excited. depending on how this goes, you are likely to have a very enthused president talking about exactly the things he did on the campaign trail and th

the trek of 1,576 stairs is far from their biggest challenge. caught up with them before last night's race. >> reporter: it's an unlikely day that traced back to a hospital bed. >> i was sedated tuesday evening. when i came out, my mom was like, who's that firefighter. i was like, are you kidding me right now? i wasn't just blown up. >> reporter: in 2013 rose ann was watching the runners cross the finish line at the boston marathon. >> i heard and felt the first one go off and then at the second location, the backpack was pretty much behind me by, i don't know, two or three feet. >> reporter: the second explosion destroyed her right leg and left her bleeding in the street. three strangers ran to her aid, one tying a tourniquet to her leg, but it was mike who held her hand all the way to the hospital. >> he was trying to hold the tourniquet, and me -- >> trying to keep her calm and making myself calm. >> reporter: they've been together ever since following surgeries, doctor visits, and a long search for a prosthetic leg. >> it was a whole new wor

. >> reporter: in september mike surprised rose ann with a ring and not long after her run up the stairsbe walking down the aisle. >> i had a good life before all this happened and i know i still want a good life. >> reporter: tony cbs news, york. >>> on the campus of the university of california at berkeley. he has been criticized as being a racist, anti-muslim, and a white supremacist. one person was arrested. >>> and president trump took to twitter to blast an obama administration refugee deal with australia. the "washington post" reports mr. trump was so angry about the deal that he abruptly hung up during a phone conversation with the australian prime minister. the prime minister said relations with the u.s. are very strong. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," uncertain future. we will hear from undocumented children who are living in fear of deportation as the trump administration considers their fate. >>> plus, a look at a new documentary on president trump's historic election upset. and jeff glor talks with football bennett brothers as martellus benne

project sponsor to come back with getting rid of the great on the private roof deck, eliminating the stair penthouse for the private roof deck and try to do a half for many dozens of times we've asked for this. hold back the public decks from the edge of the building and then also work on the townhome design -mezzanine. >> let me clarify that i'm not just asking for the removal of the great. i'm asking for a matching light well did at this moment in the drawing the light well is not established as existing conditions and in order to really see how that light well matches, and kisses on matches, the proposed design, this building has to take basically back to the survey and really understand the dimensions, steps, and importance of that light what. more than moving the great >> sure. so when the project comes back we want to see out the lading out of the building next door's >> >> that is correct. >> commissioners to reiterate, so we are staff is very clear and how to work with the sponsor, we are going to be seeking a matching light well with the existing building good we will be pulling t

stairs at the rare and endangered for the portion and behind the existing lightwell they would pull the roof and separate on the appellants prompt raise those windows the property lines windows between sloping of the roof and do window they'll perspective the light and air maybe put it on the overhead. >> they'll mention they'll be closing the other windows sealing these. >> not part of this permit a separate permit required to seal off the windows that is a conditional use permit their stating for the record they've resolved closing the property lines windows. >> there are two items that effect this property one of the reinforcement of the stairs and one the roof specific information in order to deal with the enforcement. >> can i have the overhead, please? so the area in question will be first, the removal of the spiral stairs at the rear of the property and between this a lightwell on the appellants property and the rear building wall it is currently a flat roof the building is raised a little bit over 4 feet and the idea this portion here will be sloped with the existing flat roof w

i own slinkies that went down the stairs faster than you. my shoe is untied, crap.tion me. >> he's like the motivational poster. >> he's hilarious. that's why we love the videos because it is very funny. >> i'm surprised she hasn't given him the backhand yet. >> do you think you're going to make it there before i get off this friggin car? who put the ground there, seriously? >>> this fit mom is keeping the family flexible. >> oh, my gosh, that's too cute. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, this cat knows her stuff. >> mara, what is one plus one? >> the story behind the little math whiz that's got the web mesmerized. >>> plus, we'll reveal wednesday's buzz word for your shot to win an ipad mini. plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear,

this place because a community loved me and because public sins looked out for me, i climb those stairsause san francisco lived in me and because i believed in hope and 11 days we all fail sail through an american president who thaentdz to deport our neighbors and cut our funding and want to put our friends on a list for daring to have a different face would brags brags of assaulting women and pledges to take health care from 20 thousand americans and mocks change and knows our let the record reflect community suffers a disorder in need of a cower to every san franciscan who feels scared uncertain or alone now you are seeing you are loved and you are one of us the city of st. francis has not see sacrificed not on my watch not our watch these are difficult times i've more hopefully, your values have not been more important our fight never more clear our role in in country never more needed hope president obama is not blind optimism not ignoring the roadblocks that stand in our path and not sitting on the sidelines it is the thing that certificates despite all finds to the contrary that s

so i started to head up the stairs by this time, and yeah, i got all the way to the top of the stairsises. i headed right back down the stairs. and i got down all the way to the bottom of the stairs, and i called out to doug and i said, "doug is somebody here and i looked to my leftand the man was standing right in front of the doorway and -- >> how far away from you? >> ten feet at the most. nine feet and i looked at him. and it was a man, all in black and he had a mask on. and he had a gun pointed to where i knew my husband was standing. >> so you couldn't see doug? you just saw this man? >> i couldn't see doug. i only saw this man in black. he had a mask on. only thing i could see was his eyes and he looked at me. he never moved the gun. and he blinked three times. and i thought why is he blinking at me? but then -- >> i would think "why is that guy in my house holding a gun?" >> what i thought was oh my god, what do i do? he's gonna kill me before i get up the stairs and i pulled myself up the rail, up the stairs because my legs wouldn't work. and i was just starting down the hall

i want to talk about james, he came in, the entrance was roll down the stairs not sure if that was by think he went okay. iç loved him. michelle obama and him doing the karaoke -- carpool htkaraoke. i think it was okay. i don't think it was like the best i've seen of him. he was good. did he see it. i did like÷ú the fact he went wh 21 pilots and got naked. where they said they were going to take that, iç thought that that was -- he was being inclusive. you know, he's funny. he didn't go too far either÷ú w politically. but he's okay if that's comedian and i'll submit it. ight. that was night for the grammys and i don't have epic folks. >> great to talk with you, as always. >> thanks÷ú for having me. >> i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell and the news continues on cnn. stay with us. . . >>> will national security advisor michael flynn survive the day? new controversy surrounding one of the key aides to the president. >>> north korea now confirming a missile test with a weapon and expanding the arsenal. how will the trump administration respond to the first test from pyongyan

the second story all shape deck under 50 feet and the spiral stair.n the rear façade minimally or not visible from nearby locations on rose street and not visible at all from haight street which is the primary front façade of the building. i will show you an image of the house. on the stork front façade we are proposing window repair and replacement with insulating glass in the existing windows sash. on the rear of the property, which is a through lot with frontage on rose street at the back the proposal is to build a garage with a small workshop. for the owners and a roof deck accessible from the midblock yard. currently, at the rear there's an existing modern garage door screens parking and associated structure holding the door in place. a small shed addition to the adjacent historic cottage on the lot next door. it variance granted in 1984 separated the shed from the carriage house. both the shed and the garage door on non-historic. any change in this area, however, requires a variance because it is technically required your art and certificate of

. >>> the new investigation after a college student dies found unconscious at the bottom of the stairs following a night of drinking. his family searching for answers, why did no one call for help until nearly 12 hours later? ♪ >>> working from home, super bowl champ tom brady revealing his wife gisele wants had him to hang up his helmet. >> if it was up to my wife shoulder have me retire today. >> as he hits the parade route with his son dabbing and dancing for the ultimate party with the patriots. >>> move over, dad, tom brady, good morning, america. he steals the show in boston. >> adorable. >> there you saw him. >> he's got the moves. do it again. don't hurt yourself. >> all right. we'll have much more on that coming up but first we want to get to that severe weather alert. a big storm heading for the northeast and ginger will have that in just a moment. >>> and overnight tornadoes ripping through the south, louisiana's governor declaring a state of emergency and let's take a look at the devastating aftermath in new orleans and abc's steve osunsami is on the scene. good morning, st

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these are the blood stairs.olved story, suffice to say there was a long simmering feud between a member of congress and a reporter. that feud came to a head 127 years ago today, when the reporter confronted that congressman on the stairs, took out a gun and shot him. the marks on these stairs are said to be the the blood of congressman william tolby. and from time to time people who work here say, they see his ghost. 224 years of history, and countless other secrets kept within these halls. >> such a cool tour from matt lauer. thank you for that exclusive, behind the scenes look. go to the capitol. they have a great visitor's center and a tour there too. >>> up next we head to wall street, the markets are minutes away from closing. what's the mood there? ahead of tonight's presidential address. we'll check in. you're watching msnbc. liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a

around midnight we hauled him up the stairs to the black side office.gandhi in the corner in the great rambling mess of a desk. he spread out a dozen of rejection letters from corporations and foundations sink into his chair. one of the just give us the money. with the ethics series. nearly all in the can. they're hard at work. they are pouring in. we had run and a money. it was the end of the line. it should have an easy six years before his naÏve first attempt to produce the great story of civil rights had ended in humiliating failure. his second try was going down in flames. he knew and i knew if we laid off the staff on monday morning and turned off the heat lifestream would expire forever. the next day henry arrived at the office around noon and told me have gotten up and onto his bank and risking personal financial ruin for the sake of the story had mortgaged his house. he have just enough cash to pay the payroll. until pbs and the ford foundation came in with the a tipping point grant he was seldom at a loss. that is our guy. >> so why write a bo

section is and go around the staircase so we depth block the stairs and then the line win inhere. you've want your become personalized we'll come around with sticky notes to put your name there. it works. so i'll get that done. and so tonight, we are very, very excited to have daina ramey berry, with her book "the price for their pound of flesh." so welcome. [applause] >> thank you so much for coming out. wanted to thank book people and staff here for allowing me to do this reading here and also thank all of you for taking your friday evening and coming and joining us. i just wanted to structure this evening by reading a few passages from the book, talk about the process, reading a few more. so about maybe 20 minutes of reading total and then i'd like to open up the floor for question and answer from y'all. if you have questions about the book or about the writing process or anything like that. so there's some sections and you'll understand about the stuck tour once i get through some of this but i'll begin with part of the introduction. many a man 50 years old had not seep and fe

the second story all shape deck under 50 feet and the spiral stair.n the rear façade minimally or not visible from nearby locations on rose street and not visible at all from haight street which is the primary front façade of the building. i will show you an image of the house. on the stork front façade we are proposing window repair and replacement with insulating glass in the existing windows sash. on the rear of the property, which is a through lot with frontage on rose street at the back the proposal is to build a garage with a small workshop. for the owners and a roof deck accessible from the midblock yard. currently, at the rear there's an existing modern garage door screens parking and associated structure holding the door in place. a small shed addition to the adjacent historic cottage on the lot next door. it variance granted in 1984 separated the shed from the carriage house. both the shed and the garage door on non-historic. any change in this area, however, requires a variance because it is technically required your art and certificate of

she was paralyzed and in a wheelchair, she would have had to figure out a way to avoid all those stairs. backould come in from the of the house, and there's an elevator she had installed. they would bring her up here, since she had come through the area through the sitting area here, and into her own room. this room really reflects ms. walker and all of her causes and interests, and her passion. and you look around the room, you see on the walls, photographs. they are not just photographs of famous people. areathey are photographs of pee who were very close to her, her 4 grandchildren, and photographs of her son, russell, of her mother on the mantelpiece there. one of my favorite images of maggie walker in her offices at the order of saint luke. if you look around the wall, there is something else reflected. her deep faith. way she could keep going parade, theyremother on the mae rerouted the parade to come under her window so she could still be a part. maggie walker dies here in her home december 15, 1934, surrounded by her family. she had fallen into a diabetic coma. community pours h

variance for it it will be through the adu process at this point. >> the last thing that was only a stair and rear yard that make that a non-conforming rear yard. >> no, i think that is building itself extends into the rear yard but it is - >> well the mudroom what she calls the mudroom otherwise she indicated that it was 27s feet from the rear property line to the face of this unit. >> i - i know no dimension of the drawing. >> only in response to that question. >> you have to come to the microphone. >> so on the plans there is a 17 foot rear yard which is showing here there is actually within that 17 foot rear yard there is a roof with an open stairwell well but it will have to a 25 feet rear yard but part of stairs and part of existing building will be for a compliment rear yard and if - you understand that but if she removed the mudroom would that and left the stair would that then be a complying rear yard. >> in the stairs are not compliant. >> accuses us. >> if you're done with the question commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> commissioners. >> i see the zoning administrator's

look at the stairs. >> here in the office i try to do it a lot.i didn't realize it has that kind of impact. >> you can take the elevator to the 11th floor if you're going to 15 -- >> i'm restless to get off the elevator. go through the wall of pain. >> cardiovascular work. >>> up next from the apple watch to the fitbit you may be using a deviet that tracks your vital signs but could those numbers ever be used against you if you're accused of a crime. we'll show you how a man's pacemaker helped lead to an indictment in an arson case. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." ♪ the goalie has studied every one of your shots. she knows you're going for her left corner. she even teases you, calling the shot. but her legs are the ones trembling, not yours. time to shine. orbit. so this year, they're getting a whole lot more. box 365, the calendar. everyone knows my paperless, safe driver, and multi-car discounts, but they're about to see a whole new side of me. heck, i can get you over $600 in savings. chop, chop. do i look like i've been hurt befo

i'm walking down the stairs of snapchat in and it is really dangerous. —— snapchatting.ircase! priscilla, we've both got lunch. is this? —— is this snapable? very. is it about getting thousands of people to like my snaps? no, it is about your views. you can always see who has viewed your snapchat on your friends list. it isn't about mass market, it is about if you close friends? yes. some celebrities open up their snapchat to their fans. now i am snapping with a bunch of radio one fa ns snapping with a bunch of radio one fans who are waiting for somebody famous. it was camilla, either way, and even priscilla doesn't know who she is! i don't get how they are making money out of this.” she is! i don't get how they are making money out of this. i think out they make money out of it is through the discover page. you can see various publishers have put stuff on. do you ever do that? hardly. are their adverts? yes. sometimes you are watching people's snaps and then an advert may pop up, but you can always skip it. just some of its appeal. snapchat is a fun thing to do. you can

those are the blood stairs. a long, involved story.eud between a member of congress and a reporter. that feud came to a head 127 years ago today, when the reporter confronted that congressman on these stairs, took out a gun and shot him. the marks on the stairs are said to be the blood of congressman william tallby. and from time to time, people who work here say they see his ghost. 224 years of history. and countless other secrets, kept within these halls. this will be the scene of interest tonight, when president trump delivers his first-ever speech to a joint session of congress. you can watch that speech right here on nbc, 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific time. and i am going to make my way down, now. savannah and, al, they tell me that 365 stairs are easily navigated or more easily navigated on the way down than the way up. >> absolutely. and a tribute to your crew, carrying the equipment up and down the stairs. >> absolutely. >> what a beautiful morning and beautiful crew of our capitol. and matt, have a safe trip home. >> see you in n

when she was paralyzed and in a wheelchair, she had to figure out a way to avoid all of those stairs. so she would come in from the back of the house, and there is an elevator she had installed that would ring her upstairs -- bring her upstairs, and she would come through the bathroom area into the sitting area here into her own room. this room really reflects mrs. walker and all of her causes and interests. and her passions. when you look around the room, you see on the walls, again, photographs. they are photographs of people very close to her. her four grandchildren. and photographs of her son, russell. of her mother on the mantelpiece. of my favorite images of offices ater in her the order of st. luke. as you look around the walls, there is something else reflective of mrs. walker. her deep faith was away she could keep going when times were rough and obstacles were coming from all sides. an areaker also had where she could go out and still porch enclosed where she could go out and still be involved in the community of jackson ward. when she was the grand matron of the juvenile de

headlines or looking at a tweet and not reading the whole story and most time if you read the whole stair, you're going to get the rest of the story as paul harvey used to say. it's a different world and you've got a different executive and the world platform they're not used to seeing this. things will adjust. when i hear him talking like the other day about the direction of the country, getting the economy going, repealing and replacing obamacare, getting tax reform and growing our economy and changing our trade policies and look at those and renegotiate those so that they're fair and more equitable. and that's what i see him doing and he's very focused on that. i think he's right on track. >> he's also trying right now to find a national security adviser after firing michael flynn. >> true. >> this is such a coveted role. how concerned are you that vice ad mrl harward turned it down? a lot of people wanted him to be the national security adviser. >> without trying to inflame you or anybody else in the media, i heard the story that admiral flynn -- harward he turned this down because he

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one taken to the hospital, after tripping over stairs. the investigation is still under investigation. >> philadelphia landmark open for business again. following a burglary. john's roast pork serving up famous sandwiches after somebody broke into the shop and stole more than $4,000 while police still working to see who did it, they're grateful for the support of their community. >>> that's what we're known for, city of brotherly love, and i'm born and raise in the south philly. so i'm very proud philadelphia girl, i really am. so that's what we're all about. we stick together. >> tonight police are reviewing surveillance video, looking for clues. >> the search continues for the gunman who opened fire at the vfw in willingboro injury two people. the shooting happened during the weekly ladies night just before 11:30 thursday. witnesses say one of the guests became unruly and was told to leave. that's when they say he came back with a gun, shooting two veterans. one of the victims describes the horrifying scene. >> shot in the arm, the bull