it's a double stairwell where you have two stairwells in a single enclosure. it occupies the same area by it give us twice the capacity. it is for the existing at the park. so a few things of note it's an emergency exit stairwell so it's closed in normal continues it's alarmed it does have cameras to monitor if someone does go into it. without - without there being an event. so that also represents about 40 percent of the existing capacity for the park. and one of the important thing is this is existing capacity that is for the events at the park. and the existing capacity of the park is also for the other portions of the building. this is for the size of the park. but having it exterior to the main core of the building we don't bring that core down through the bus desk where it would distract from the bus area but not add service to the bus passengers. the elevator is intended to be in the park. we had a park desk on top of the deck ramp there was also through the phase the design team was looking for a means of activating the park the elevator was brought ba

the areas that would be implicated are the window in the stairwell and the windows in the master bedroom and i'll briefly touch on one area. this is the interior view of the stair to and from our master bedroom that window is the only nature light to the stairwell. we suggest adding a light well, in agreement with the planning departments recommendation all other light wells are being matched according by the project sponsor. although we gained a broader aspect we begin to question the impact and recognize it's no, not the jurisdiction of the planning department. we're trying to come to an agreement. both parties have spent a lot of time on this. the builder understands this and we have no prior experience with the planning department or other folks involved. we've been open and cooperative and we've had 350 face to face discussions. this process has taken a toil on us and more comes to light to see this is an exceptional and extraordinary circumstances. we've noticed a lot of strangers coming and going to our neighbor's house. they've been renting out their top floors. this has been goi

a very tall, steep stairwell. it was not a stairwell that was built to code, and it really was not suitable for the use that it was put to. and they started running down the stairs. and somebody fell, and then somebody fell on top of them, and somebody fell on top of them. and the next thing you know, people were literally stacked 10, 12 feet high. >> we look at a scenario where your life is under threat, where you're looking for means of escape. do you choose the door you came in by, the route that you know, or door number two? >> keith still is a professor in england and specializes in crowd dynamics. >> it's a marked emergency exit. but i don't know if it's open. i don't know writ goes. so my perception of risk is go out the way i came in, it's a safer route. that's why we find in emergency situations people revert to what they think they believe to be the lesser risk. >> people stuck in the crush are desperately reaching for relief. local freelance videographer ken herslick is part of the first camera crew to

as well as putting signs at elevators that point to the nearest stairwell.wants to make being active hipper. sodas salt and now staircases. >> arizona police officer is off the job after being caught on camera pulling a gun on a convenience clerk off duty. the officer and a friend will wearing bulletproof vests and were intoxicated when they pointed a gun at the clerk. investigators said they didn't demand anything but he feared for his life. the now former officer now faces aggravated assault charges. a terrifying scene at dunn can doughnuts had them crashing in the scene. surveillance video shows an elderly man ex hit the gas instead and thankfully nobody was hurt. >> lucky. >> how come? >> nobody hit me. >> god is looking over you. >> the guy watched over the counter as the car came barreling through the store. he hopped through the driver through window to make sure the driver is okay. we don't know if the driver will be charged. there is nothing funny about forgets fulness. it could be a warning sign for a much more serious medical condition. >> she may

this required operating on a vertical plain involving numerous stairwells and a elevators. this made the permeates of the crime scene very difficult. the gunman had two take 9 assault weapons equipped with hellfire system and capable of spraying bullets he had seven hundred bullets. i read the police report and seen the pictures inside the crime scene. it's a dreadful incident. as terrible as this incident was it could have been far wore. so commissioners please join me of the 1 hundred and thirty police officers as well as the paramedics and firefighters who responded that day. doing to you brave police officers and paramedics and other responders thank you. for your courage and hard work on that horrible day. >> i want to thank commissioner kingsley for they are courage. it's been 20 years and she continues to fight against gun violence. that's why she's a san francisco commissioner for we hear people have the right to bear arms and have semiautomatic weapons. and look at this commissioner sitting to the left of me and she's raised a son all by herself because someone had

elevators, stairwells. personnel in the building, and you can see initially it gets crazy until everyone gets they're assignment. this is the best way for us to practice. >> the annual drill is done in cooperation with building owners who okay the use of the property. >> millions of dollars was raised today here in san francisco to help in the fight gate hiv/aids. the walk started in 1987 and we have been a proud sponsor since 1988. the walk has grown to become the biggest hiv/aids fundraiser in the bay area. this year walkers could see themselves on the abc7 jumbotron through checkpoint 3. we said hi to a lot of people and it was streamed live on our web site. here's a look. >> 25,000 people took over golden gate park, walking to fight h.i.v. and a.i.d.s. >> i'm here to support my brother who passed away in 1995. every year we just plug along. until nobody has to anymore. >> dan ashley emceed for the 19th year in a row, reminding fundraisers that despite the progress, the fight is far from 'em over. >> sti

fire on then 29th floor of a high-rise building. ' firefighters had to deal with elevators and stairwells, things they don't see in a regular residence fire. >> still ahead at 6:00. why justin timberlake and jay-z could be part of major traffic headachy -- headache in the bay area. >> the celebrity who pitched in to help a bay area baseball team >> ama: bay area road are going to be extra crowded friday evening. jay-z and justin timber lake will be one of the handful of shows going on that night. they'll be playing at candlestick to an expected crowd of 53,000 fans, and john mayer will be sir nate -- serenading fans, and two baseball games on both sides of the bay. and if that wasn't busy enough, critical mass bicyclers will hold their monthly ride through san francisco. >> community members in vallejo are going all out to help a group of baseball all-stars get to a playoff game in utah. the babe ruth team has received an invitation to a tournament in utah. people and groups from the police department to local companies have pitched in. today the team got news of a surprise donor. >> we h

fire on then 29th floor of a high-rise building. ' firefighters had to deal with elevators and stairwells, things they don't see in a regular residence fire. >> still ahead at 6:00. why justin timberlake and jay-z could be part of major traffic headachy -- headache in the bay area. >> the celebrity who pitched in to help a bay area baseball team >> ama: bay area road are going to be extra crowded friday evening. jay-z and justin timber lake will be one of the handful of shows going on that night. they'll be playing at candlestick to an expected crowd of 53,000 fans, and john mayer will be sir nate -- serenading fans, and two baseball games on both sides of the bay. and if that wasn't busy enough, critical mass bicyclers will hold their monthly ride through san francisco. >> community members in vallejo are going all out to help a group of baseball all-stars get to a playoff game in utah. the babe ruth team has received an invitation to a tournament in utah. people and groups from the police department to local companies have pitched in. today the team got news of a surprise donor. >> we h

know he is dedicated, see him coming around the corner with his shoulder pads and helmet on the stairwell talented linebacker couldn't afford a uniform. >> he was wearing a jersey with somebody else's name? >> couple games, yes. >> did you wonder why he was hanging out with a pro nfl player? >> no, some guys was envious of that, who wouldn't want to. >> reporter: somehow the relationship was about to become unravelled. they were at a nightclub when a dispute broke out. >> prosecutors say there was some kind of argument the friday night before, that hernandez was upset that lloyd was talking to a group of people. did he discuss that with you? >> he said they went out friday, had a good time. didn't present anything about any argument or anything like that. >> i don't think he thought anything was wrong, i don't think he felt it was a fight. >> reporter: a day later, lloyd surprised teammates by showing up for practice without his bicycle. >> i see a black suv pull up, looking at who's in the car. i see him. odin, whose car is that. he said you know. >> reporter: daryl hodge, his friend and

is proposing requires all buildings undergoing major renovation to give occupants access to one stairwell. he has waged war on cigarettes, trans-fats and super sized drinks. >> a message from the san francisco public utilities commission: don't flush the wipes down the toilet. some are advertised as flushable, they aren't. officials say they clog sewer systems and in san francisco officials say it is an expensive problem to clean up and they say the city spends more than $160,000 a year to throw an all the materials that is cleaned from the sewer screens. >> we have breaking news in oakland, a child is killed and three wounded at a shooting and we will tell you what police revealing of the crime. >> former homeland security chief janet napolitano is ready to become the u.c. chance all right at a regent meeting in san francisco and why some students and faculty say she is a bad choice for university system president. >> out of control, a new threat of wildfire burning on the third day is posing a problem to >> we have breaking news at 5:00 from oakland where four people have been shot, one

somebody spray painted the word ridiculous on a stairwell in a montgomery station. the one side is spelled backwards. the graffiti is presumably in reference to the bart strike. the bart police say they're investigating the incident and they'll be removing the words. on our ktvu page, we asked viewers who they blame for the bart strike. the biggest share of blame is on the union workers. 59% of our viewers say it's the worker's fault. 21% blamed bart management for the strike, and 20% go both mane unions. this is an unscientific poll. it's just a sampling of responses from ktvu viewers. we'd like to hear how the bart strike is impacting you today. go to ktvu.com's facebook page and share your story, let us know how you're getting to and from work and dealing with people and extra means of transportation. >>> there's another big commute problem from the bay area. this involved a big rig that got stuck at the toll plaza on the golden gate bridge. christian joins us live. >> reporter: first off, yes, the traffic is moving nicely through the goledden gate plaza. the big

he's on a winch, so he goes up and down through our stairwell all throughout the day. >> wow. that's so cool. >> yeah. >> in greek myth, icarus was the guy who ignored his father's warnings and flew too close to the sun. he crashed. [ crash! ] anyway, back to the museum. the exhibits are as unusual as they are colorful. for example, these pieces of art are made from beads -- the kind people wear at mardi gras celebrations. >> our museum, carly, is dedicated to visionary art, and that's actually art made by self-taught artists. these artists were inspired by a voice or a vision that they had -- something that inspired them just to create. a fire inside of them. >> and some of these artists were inspired to create some pretty strange things. this certainly looks like a throne that would be any king's crowning glory, but look closer. it's made out of nothing more royal than bottle caps. there's so much to see here, that we asked the founder of the museum to show us the top five things that you shouldn't miss. >> okay, carly, this is our number-five pick. this is a scale model of

would do is make sure there would be automatic door openers so that way you won't get trapped in the stairwell. that's what i'm scared of. >> do you walk up the stairs? >> yes, to bass skikins & robbi >> in high heels it's hard and people can always look up your skirt. >> will you just get away from this? stop this. test test. >>> time now for one more thing. what is that you're holding? >> i'm holding a really big sharpie. >> is that your one more thing? >> yes. this was president obama earlier today. >> i want to give a special shout out. >> can't he just say hello? a shout out? i banned shout out like two years ago. just say, i want to say hello. shout out is something from a talk show. >> the first time i ever heard it, it was sarah palin, a big shout out to a crowd. >> andrea? >> so last night the espy awards were on and cnn was kind enough to let us roll this footage of robin roberts. here's a clip of her very inspirational speech last night. >> i realize there are many worthy of holding this honor. others who have exhibited far more courage, strength, and resilience. and it's humbling f

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he was detained in the stairwell by the arrest team with the laptop and the money. >> they say he wasbreak in a new recruit. >> she tried to convince me that her friend was okay, cool, and here to have a good time as well. and she looked nervous and out of place. it was evident to me this was her first rodeo, she was very out of place. >> back at the state police post, investigators separate the women for further questioning. >> how are you doing, you want to give a statement or talk to me? >> no. >> not at all? >> how come? >> bay i don't want to talk. >> okay, not a problem. tonight, april takes the fifth, but her friend lori is ready to talk. she tells police that she was tricked into the in-call situation by april and her pimp jason. >> she was told she would just answer the calls and she was encouraged to watch, and if she felt like she could, she was supposed to get involved. and she was upset about it, you know, felt awful about it. >> police say young women like lori usually don't fall into prostitution overnight. it's often a process that takes a lot of time and smooth talk f

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requiring all new buildings and those under major renovation to give occupants that are access to the stairwellscome up with this stuff? >> this is like the new one world trade center. walk up. >> from a health perspective. i have a doctor on the second floor. the door to the stairs is always locked. i can get to my doctor earlier. i would walk up 10 flights. melissa: one colorado town want to issue hunting permits for drones. considering offering rewards for drones shot down with shotguns. considering a special event called drone hunting day. are you going to go buy a permit? $25, you go with your shotgun and shoot down drones. >> it is illegal to destroy government property. how will they get by this? melissa: how are you going to shoot down a drone with a shotgun? >> there are a couple of things you don't want to destroy. i don't see this happening. >> the drone will shoot back. >> can't they just sit back? melissa: that is all the "money" we have today. and stay tuned for "the willis report." we will see you tomorrow. >> hello, everybody, i am gerri willis. your user guide to health care in

there are many of these commercial establishments that you have hiding places, hidden stairwells, mirrorsat frequently. it's an indicator of potential trafficking victims who are being hidden so it's up to us to determine whether this person is in the situation where they need assistance. >> officers say unfortunately if a girl is clearly in trouble or working under threat she will rarely leave with them. >> i mean, we're getting women out of the wall. what does that tell you? >> with painful stories like minh's in mind, san francisco's human trafficking task force keeps the pressure on the criminals who make a profit out of sexual enslavement. as for minh, her work has just begun. >> we are working on engagement, advocacy, public awareness, and really creating public outcry. because if the public does not put up with the fact that slavery exists, then i don't think our policy -- our politicians or governments can really put up with it either. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> hey, everybody in their cell now! >> burned her on her face. i burned her on her

he's putting a world wrestling move on a raccoon fwli flying down a stairwell.s a must-see video. this video racking up 6 million views on youtube. >>> plus crowd sourcing funds for gun buy back. we'll tell you about the high-tech way of keeping guns off of bay area streets. > . >>> and pope francis continues his first international trip as pontiff as we give you live pictures from brazil this morning. as he is about to enter a basilica there. it's all part of world youth day where hundreds of thousands are gathering. he'll be giving a mass in just a short moment, something we're keeping an eye on this morning. it's 6:36. a lot more news ahead. there is the pope right there as he enters the basilica to celebrate holy mass. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's disease. and that? that would be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.o

she's saying that there was a blond girl that was hiding under the stairwell or something and that shet the building and she was wearing pink. >> all right. then this is her, guys. check these parking lots. >> officers give chase to the woman they believe is either jessica's pimp or a fellow prostitute. >> she is out. the car that's coming towards me, she's behind you, she's down near those trees. police, come on out. she was right back here. she's probably laying down. try over here. she was ducking down right here. long blond hair, pink jacket. >> after a few minutes searching in the dark and the rain -- >> we got her. a female with a pink jacket on. >> -- the team finally apprehends their suspect. a young woman who appears to be in her 20s. >> why did you come running across the parking lot? >> the lady told me that she pretty much got arrested, would not tell me why. so i didn't know what to do. i left. >> you didn't just leave. you went running. how many girls are staying in that room? >> only me and her. >> who rented the room? >> we think she rented the room. so we're going to g

going toe to toe in a death match with a raccoon kevin acted quickly throwing the raccoon down a stairwell and away from toaster luckily for us the whole ordeal was captured on a security camera check it out. i know everyone is praising mr rose for his loyalty and courage good some serious questions about the incident you just saw i mean i think i think that raccoon had a right to stand his ground inquiring minds want to know. the. it's the good the bad and the very very good for asli ugly the good the national action network on saturday al sharpton civil rights group organized over one hundred rallies nationwide protest last weekend's not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial using the phrase no justice no peace the organization gathered. other people from all walks of life to demand an end to racial profiling and an end to the stand your ground laws on martin's parents join the miami crowd good work national action network the fight against racism in alec will be a difficult one but it begins with a committed people like you to battle the u.s. navy the obama administration specifi

the paperbacks ringed all the stairwells into the back room, you know, cookbooks had their own room. it was really a bit of a revelation. today we're seeing a lot of stores looking backwards at those hybrid models for businesses that they can bolt on largely to extend the possibilities that they could offer to people who are already inclined to be there. and, you know, i'm just going to mention a few of my favorites. a book shop in manhattan on 14th street right off of the square, if you walk into the store, it's basically the size of this room, maybe a little skinnier. there are at any one time a half dozen instructors working one-on-one or with small groups of people, students they've brought to the store courses on meditation, relaxation techniques. with them they bring their book requirements which the store supports, you know, the store sells a lot of sort of support material from yoga mats. the store uses its teachers and its partners to push its message out in the community, and as a result of it, they've had some pretty interesting offers. they're going to open another branch

> i think that women in a certain situation, like in an elevator by themselves with any man or a stairwelln or if they're at a streetlight late at night by themselves and no one else in the car are going to lock their door, they're going to cluchl their purse and they're going to do it because they're in a situation where they're vulnerable to any person and it can't only be race, because i have seen women when i go to my parking garage every day, they are nervous when they're by themselves regardless of the age of the man that's around them because they're in a vulnerable situation. that's not only during issues of race. >> ben, i don't disagree with you for some of that, but if you think -- you think it's equal then i don't mean to call names, but i think you're sadly naive or you're just being -- >> well, but this -- >> you're just doing it on purpose just to -- >> -- going on experiences, don. don, let me ask you this when i was -- >> when you said she was probably -- hang on, let me finish. you said she is probably nervous, that's what you said in your comments. probably. >> sure. >>

put those fiery words into action after she says a stranger pointed a gun at her in an apartment stairwelltook her purse, her car cease and much more. >> my car was there. i turned my back and my car was gone. >> reporter: this victim wasn't going to let her suspect or the car disappear for good. her secret weapon, her cell phone, which he was carrying. >> he made a call, stayed on the phone. i went online. i called everyone. everyone, even if they hung up. >> reporter: one, by, one, she called the numbers he had dialed on the phone. until one person on the other end told her where the suspect was. using that information to track down her car at a gas station, called police and joined authorities in pursuing the driver. i was speeding, running red lights with them. i wasn't going to stop. i had him. >> reporter: the car eventually crashed into a pole. and police took two suspects into custody. later, investigators discovered two instagram photos of the suspect posing on the car with a gun. >> same clothes, same car, on instagram. >> reporter: a newly-minted crime fighter not happy about he

he's urging a new law which would keep stairwell doors open most of the time.e-floor town house. >> must be nice. >>> the "f" in kfc may stand for fancy. the fast food chain opening a new restaurant that is slightly more upscale. starting next month, a new location in louisville will serve rice bowls, waffle fries and boneless chicken. no sign of colonel sanders. it will be kfc 11 for the original recipe of 11 herbs and spices. by yum beforehands like chipotle and panera bread. >> mayor bloomberg would love that. >> yeah, he would. >>> next, the nba, they are not -- it's not unlikely, even though they -- i'm sorry, i messed this up. we'll show you a seven-man alley-oop and it speaks for itself. it's awesome. a tiny fisher-price basketball net, backyard, a pool. it's awesome stuff. >> an eighth member of this team is recording it and then he posted it online. of course, there's no telling how many takes it took them to pull this off, but they deserve credit for getting it right even once. >> it's amazing. just watch it. the ball never stops. something my brother

york city mayor would require all new buildings and ones being renovated to give people access to a stairwellting to the closest stairs. you know, i'm not really against that because sometimes i could never find the stairs and i can't get an elevator. >> steve: you've only got six minutes to get up to your radio show. >> brian: i need an elevator. >> steve: okay, good. meanwhile, new tv's and dvd's for prisoners at gitmo. that's right. the army spent $81,000 on the new equipment. the purchase was made two days ever the pentagon furloughed 650,000 civilian workers. earlier this month, defense secretary hagel penned a letter to the senate armed services committee warning that the sequestration will cause serious damage to the military. none the less, they've got plenty of money for tv's at gitmo. >> brian: wow. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. gretch? >> gretchen: thank you so much. have you seen this photo? it's photo shopped, an image of the late dr. martin luther king, junior being used to protest the george zimmerman verdict. s it's martin luther king, junior in a hoody. looks just li