and not the internal stair?hink these are all questions which make me wonder that this building is not really a well-designed replacement for what is, but i think with a slightly different attitude, there could be something which is more a real remodel of the building by enlarging it, yet not indeed designing something which is self-sufficient and particularly a good replacement. >> commissioner richards? >> i don't see in the packet, maybe i overlooked it. this project attends to planning property requirements. >> i'm sorry -- >> the policies that were passed during 101.1? >> those are covered in the draft motion. >> let me take a look. i apologize. i never looked at the digest. i can pass it back to commissioner moore. >> i would like to remind ourselves on the cortland discussion that the addition of two cars by building -- allows building design to create units which are not better, that there are, as a total, very large, but they are not better units because of the inefficiency of adding extra stairs. i wou

the newest elevation stairs would remove a portion of the existing balcony to construct the stairs accessing the rear yard. it is compatible. the sponsors modified the railings to be more compatible with the rest of the house. work in the area also includes a new set of french doors to replace existing windows at the first level. the profile has been modified to address comments and are compatible with existing window profiles. new window openings will be cut at this level to avoid destroying the half timbering. they are between the existing windows. next is the intell at fourth floor to collect two levels. the shallow roof will be covered. the overall form of the roof is compatible and scale and proportion are min alley visible. they agreed to further analyze the visibility from locust street. next is the port which will be modified with new steps accessing a new side entry. columns are to accommodate the slope. new introduction of steps are compatible and project sponsors added additional steps to retain the existing flow. however, the decorative posts should not be destroyed. staff recomm

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down the stairs.ll remember, me and my sister were screaming, and we were scared because something really bad happened to my mother, and even to this day itjust gets to me. that's all i remember, screaming, and my mother, thankfully, she was not seriously injured, but something like that, if it affects me to this day, i can imagine how what they think is simple crime as far as groping or flashing, that is with your life. on any given day we have roughly half a million people riding the subways. we want to make sure commuters are getting to and from safely, keeping anything from happening, obviously, preventing crime as well as sexual assaults that are happening on the rise, we are looking up for everything. if we're there and we see it, we stop it. now what you see a lot of, that you didn't see before, emotionally disturbed people, homeless people, oftentimes the trains are not clean, so aesthetically it's bad and it's not good for the emotionally disturbed or the homeless. but i would still accept wh

down the stairs.were screaming, and we were scared because something really bad happened to my mother, and even to this day itjust gets to me. that's all i remember, screaming, and my mother, thankfully, she was not seriously injured, but something like that, if it affects me to this day, i can imagine how what they think is simple crime as far as groping or flashing, that is with your life. on any given day we have roughly half a million people riding the subways. we want to make sure commuters are getting to and from safely, keeping anything from happening, obviously, preventing crime as well as sexual assaults that are happening on the rise, we are looking out for everything. if we're there and we see it, we stop it. now what you see a lot of, that you didn't see before, emotionally disturbed people, homeless people, oftentimes the trains are not clean, so aesthetically it's bad and it's not good for the emotionally disturbed or the homeless. but i would still accept what exists now compared to wha

, halfway up the stairs right here was where a guy passed u5, halfway up the stairs right here was wherey mother's purse and pulled her back down the stairs. i can still remember, me and my sister was 5creaming, remember, me and my sister was screaming, and we were scared because something really bad happened to my mother, and even to this day it gets to me, that's all i remember, screaming and my mother, thankfully, 5he remember, screaming and my mother, thankfully, she was not seriously injured, but something like that, if it affects me to this day, i can imagine what they think it is simple crime as far as groping or flashing, thatis crime as far as groping or flashing, that is with your life. on any given day we have roughly half a million people writing the subway5. we want to make sure commuters are getting to make sure commuters are getting to and fro 5afely, keeping anything from happening, preventing crime as well as sexual assaults that are happening on the rise, we are looking up for everything. if we see it we stop it. now what you see a lot of that you didn't see before, emo

he was at the top of the stairs shot from down below. >> i think that's what made him roll down the stairsnd the final shot was to the back of the left ear. >> the kill shot. >> the kill shot. close range. >> they found shell casings in the parking lot. appeared to be from a .9 millimeter handgun. but there were no fingerprints. no footprints. no useful dna. investigators did find marty's wallet. still on him. complete with cash and credit cards. >> marty theer was not robbed. the other thing that was a very, very cold night. not a night where a prowler would be out on the streets just looking to find someone. it made it very suspicious. >> investigators couldn't imagine who would want to kill such a wonderful man like captain marty theer. but of course, out on this dark parking lot they didn't know any of what you know. not yet anyway. assuming what you've heard so far is the real story. and as you'll see, the question of what was true and what wasn't could be very tricky indeed. >>> coming up, michelle said she'd gone back to her office because she'd forgotten something. so what took so

we're just pasting on the stairs., fights of gun. ( gunfire ) and like, it starts going from all over. ( imitates gunfire ) ( gunfire ) >> cooper: jr and his team were caught in crossfire between police and gang members. >> jr: we run and we hide, like it's the last day of my life. and the next day, we came back and we kept on doing the stairs. and i think that what made the people in the community realize that, okay, we're not just here for a minute. and, that first time, when that woman was pasted on the stairs, everybody in the community understand what the project was about. it was her, she was standing there, straight and looking strong. >> cooper: her photo covered 80 steps, and after that, other residents allowed jr to post their faces and eyes on the sides of their homes. a display of strength and dignity, he says, that could be seen from the wealthier neighborhood below. that word, dignity, to you is important. eaze it's important ineople made every single pasting. >> cooper: dignity is something that all of

mean a come out boat or something similar but how about a real house with almost call ins and on up stairs and down stairs of course the experts living on the water but we've been to a housing complex in amsterdam that floats on the homes are environmentally friendly as well. living on water in the city center one day more than 100 people will live on the side canal in amsterdam. marco 3 then his wife yvonne fun sark are among the 1st residents. to this latest good food it's a different way of life here the more this way and the water's sparkles and reflects everywhere. their house is one of a total of 30 buildings that are part of this cone skip amsterdam project each building has its own design 20 different architects were involved in the project the houses were built on land and then brought to the dock by boat sustainability is particularly important to the inhabitants. translates to clean ship. they wanted to achieve is to show that you can. turn with very sustainable houses and in a sustainable way in the sense that we as a community. like all the buildings paired to hikes house has

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people were walking up a series of very steep stairs. i was talking on a bellman who has gone up 30 flights of stairs to try to check with people to make sure they were doing okay. as i went further up the stairs, it was sweltering. >> you're not a new yorker. you're from the south. and there are a lot of people probably wonderering and watching why we're continuing coverage of this, why should people in other parts of the country care about this? we know that it is an alarming thing. many are in danger because they're trying to get down from top floors here and might be trapped. why should somebody from alabama, as you are, care? >> the irony is that i expect to hear about power out aages on t gulf coast. power outages are nothing out of the ordinary. but of course, in new york, when something like this happens. when you see recording on twitter from the fire department that they're battling twitter that the fire department is battling a fire, you have to hope for the best that you also have to be @lert to the possibility in this post 9

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i was starstruck other newmont 10 dior marlena dietrich up stairs. when we got to san clue and i saw all these expensive shoes and the gravel and the trees and the model with the dogs and i wasn't happy at all pleased i asked if we could go back so we went back to deal to the stairwell and everything was perfect perfect. that was the 3rd high level job i had. now after that happened with vogue i was approached by an agency in america to me it's the best agency i could imagine can come from without an agent i wouldn't be where i am now i'd still be at the targets and so i guess. having an agency i thought i'd have to work like a mule at the age of 60. that's. a little high. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah ok. do we know. that. that's not right. and he. said. oh. yeah that's wonderful. people yeah whatever happens they can. come down. run run run run run run run for who. he was funding by taking fuel you do a lot of articles for big magazines for free it's just what you do to polish your name. so for example days it was a freebie one day of working till you dro

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he's about to walk out of the oval office, down those stairs, over to the microphone to make an important statement on a citizenship question. he's backing away from having that citizenship question, we're told, as part of the formal 2020 census questionnaire. but he's got another opportunity to have the commerce department go through existing government data to determine how many citizens are in the united states. are there any, susan hennessey, legal problem with this other alternative way to determine citizenship in the united states that the president, we believe will announce? >> no, it's something that he's saying they should do and administrative records match. there's nothing that presents the united states government from determining who is a citizen of the united states. they can't use census information to do that. and people who are watching, you know, should be aware that no matter what, they can fill out the census without being concerned about the census bureau sharing from with other parts of the united states government sharing that with the immigration enforcement. it's

. >> it looks like they're taking a photo at the stairs there. on the tarmac at the newark international airport. there you see on the end there, megan rapinoe and the stars of the women's national team as well, congratulations to them. they're going from the airport at newark and heading to new york city to a hotel. we expect to hear from them directly later here in "the situation room." so stand by for that. pamela brown, thank you very much. >>> there is more breaking news. president trump said he will no longer deal with the british ambassador to the united states after leaked diplomatic cables reveal the envoy describe the trump administration as inept and clumsy. our correspondent alex marquardt is here in "the situation room." serious implications. what is the latest? >> wolf, this is hugely significant. it is not some marginal country that we don't deal with and this is the u.k. and we have important connections with them and the closest ally and the other half of the special relationship, important military and intelligence sharing relat

i playfully pushed a girl down the stairs and a bunch of girls fell down the stairs. went to high school for an engineering program and invited some of my friends, some of my crackhead friends to play basketball. -- to come and see me play basketball. they beat everyone up out of the game, but i get kicked out of there. i went to andrew jackson high school and ended up graduating in 1987. brian: what were the years that you were selling drugs on the street corners? i left in 1987. brian: and after high school what happened to you? , mr. pegues: the u.s. army. brian: how long? mr. pegues: three years and eight months. iraq, that war we won in thirty days. my enlistment was up. george bush was the president at that time and he extended everyone. i had to stay a few more months. brian: were you actually on duty the all-time? active duty in the national guard? mr. pegues: then i was in the national guard for 14 years for -- i have 18 years of military service. brian: that takes us up to what year? mr. pegues: march 1992. actually, march 1991, i got out of the military. in

i also agree with the stairs. looks more builder grade to have tile, but i recognize the concern there. and the owners like it, so i am okay with that. i am curious about the fence and looking at a1.2. and why the fence goes all the way out to the sidewalk as opposed to being to attach to sides of the building and i realize it is complicated with the curve, but it also could be possibly done further past the curve. i was just curious why it sort of comes out at the sidewalk and at the street. >> i am sure that can be adjusted if it doesn't comprise in access. it's on the property line and is where a fence would go. i think that might have been an arbitrary decision. >> well, it requires side fences in order to keep people out if the goal is to keep people out t gate needs to connect to something. the way it's drawn, i couldn't tell if it was proposing -- >> and that is much shorter. >> will it keep people out? is the question? >> and why is the fence so high? and i agree that it should be back and then die into th

enough in the stairs to seeing him know. the prison is a gift so money all over think as a gift.ot being as. or we're used. to seeing him we miss him since he said the years of all the religious said sir do you know what i was i was feeling fine softy. what you find. many dream of leaving and seen the world but only a handful do. to most of the residents of gaza the reality is that they are stuck here the only way i ask is a permit from israel or egypt. those permits can be applied for here at the palestinian civil committee after an initial review they pass on selected applications to israel. ordinary applications of processed on the 1st floor. urgent cases for people who need medical treatment go up stairs whenever tensions rise between israel and hamas fewer permits to travel outside gaza are approved. is male khatib is deputy head of the palestinian agency. he has access to nidal to file. and work with. what. we received a permit for him to return but he was afraid he wouldn't be able to leave dancer's so he stayed in jordan. in principle it's possible to get an exit permit b

sometimes she's struggle with the stairs on her own. it's just not ideal.ays to outfit your house. an elevator isn't for everybody, but in their situation, it works. and he's kind of handy. there's the brains of the operation. electronic wench and all the switches. >> are you ready for the first ride in the elevator? >> here's her first ride in her new lift. >> awesome. >> how cool. >> it's fully installed and operational. what to you think? >> i love it. i feel independent. and it's super quiet. the opposite room has the the space. and i can get around when it's upstairs. >> the caption of this video said that sometimes you have to embrace your inner dog. >> this is what they are doing. >> is it just his body? >> he's being distracked through the wake of the boat. >> how is he making it look so easy? if we tried this, we could die. >> he has a little bit of experience. he's calm about it. >> have you tried that? it's like being dragged behind a car. >> these are about four our five years old. they are stunning. news dudes are par core. >> of course, it wou

i think she fell down the stairs.now. >> reporter: michael believes alcohol must have played a role in her fall, and even though her blood alcohol levels weren't off the charts, he says, there may have been another contributing factor. a few months before her death, she'd suffered an injury diving into their swimming pool. and her doctor put her on several prescription meds. >> do you remember her being wobbly in the weeks that followed? >> oh, my god, yeah. she had to wear a neck brace. she -- they put her on percocet to begin with. then they brought valium. she was on flexeril which is, apparently, a muscle relaxant -- oh yeah. she was in a great deal of pain all the time. >> reporter: for michael peterson, the trial was hard enough to bear, but the family spilt made it even worse. there was kathleen's daughter, caitlin, across the room in the prosecution's camp. and behind him the whole time, his girls, margaret and martha. >> they were sisters. they loved one another. they helped one another. and that's been the b

down the stairs.nkfully, she was not really seriously injured, but something like that, if it affects me to this day, i can imagine how what they think is simple crime as far as groping or flashing, that is with you for life. on any given day, we have roughly 500,000 people riding the subways. we want to make sure commuters are getting to and from safely, keeping anything from happening, obviously, preventing crime, as well as sexual assaults that are happening on the rise, we are looking out for everything. but if we're there and we see it, we stop it. now what you see a lot of, that you didn't see before, emotionally disturbed people, homeless people, oftentimes the trains are not clean, so aesthetically it's bad and it's not good for the emotionally disturbed or the homeless. but i would still accept what exists now compared to what used to be, there used to be so much graffiti in the trains, you couldn't even see out the window. and, actually, always fights and stabbings and shootings and gang act

gave him a job to clean the stairs to the emergency stairs meaning he didn't leave anybody he created this job for my dad and i still remember my dad gathering all of us in the room and he said and he started a sentence by saying we are so on. the director he could have just given that money but he wanted to create a job so that that 1st job would lead to another job and on. also to give us back our dignity and so giving is a very difficult gesture and he knew exactly how to give but with dignity you know it not only a means of living in terms of money but dignity and dignity is everything from their own wants and you you know you have that back then you're really consider as a full human person. you can do anything. so how can we complain. kim and her 2 brothers didn't just have to learn english and french upon arriving in quebec they had to learn how to trust again. and then have a voice you know vietnam felt really into silence after the end of the war in 75 you could no longer speak freely or as much as possible to motz beat so that you don't make your the people around you bad in

down the stairs.really seriously injured, but something like that, if it affects me to this day, i can imagine how what they think is simple crime as far as groping or flashing, that is with you for life. on any given day, we have roughly 500,000 people riding the subways. we want to make sure commuters are getting to and from safely, keeping anything from happening, obviously, preventing crime, as well as sexual assaults that are happening on the rise, we are looking out for everything. but if we're there and we see it, we stop it. now what you see a lot of, that you didn't see before, emotionally disturbed people, homeless people, oftentimes the trains are not clean, so aesthetically it's bad and it's not good for the emotionally disturbed or the homeless. but i would still accept what exists now compared to what used to be, there used to be so much graffiti in the trains, you couldn't even see out the window. and, actually, always fights and stabbings and shootings and gang activity. the violence w