i wanted to get a better sense sort of what it means to work in tandem with hud for instance. one of the items that we have this compliance with applicable laws, federal, state, local. i imagine that would mean that hud is focusing on how federal law is being followed. and that for you to focus would be more than what is happening with local compliance. is that how it would work? >> anything specific to hud, the governing agency, we would leave to them. but i say that sort of looking over not just laws, legal compliance, might be in hud's purview. we would take much more of a focus on the city's priorities. i do know - especially when we talk about policies % there are many city policies and priorities that are different from what hud wants. we would look at that and how it fits together. i say that because i think that there are things about rent collection, tenant eviction policies, housing replacement policies that are important to the city that maybe hud has a different point of view on. >> supervisor campos: supervisor cohen mentioned the issuing of grants, purchasing, co

. >> the state police and the national guard have been out in force and working in tandem. >> reporter: but these are the most important teams right now,

the first one, tandem jump. the guy in the back talking to the guy in the front. the guy in the front, watch what he does. >> oh, my gosh. >> the typical oh, my gosh, look what's going on. and then -- >> oh. >> i think we have somebody who passed out. >> oh, no. >> and watch the guy who's the instructor that's holding him. >> are you all right? >> >> he's like are you all right, bro? he finally gets him to come to. . >> he's okay but for a few minutes there, the guy conducting the tandem jump was like, are you all right, bro? >> imagine that wakeup. you wake up to that. >> like one of those bad dreams you feel like you're falling but this time when you wake up you actually are falling. >> wake up, man. >> are you all right? >> yeah. >> i said i have two sky dives, two different reactions. now this girl, she pulls it off like a boss. >> oh! >> what? >> yeah. >> i was sky diving over the weekend. i have known for two weeks and kept it a secret. hard to believe. >> you went sky diving. >> i did. watch what i did. there's me. >> oh gayle! >> that's craziness. >> wow.

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. >> the police and national guard have been working in tandem. >> but these are the most important teams right now -- crews working through brutal conditions to restore power to hundreds of thousands, many still without heat. >> we are working hard. we are working 16 hour shifts. in this weather, that's tough. >> it was tough to dig out dozens of cars. across the region, many of the roads have reopened but are very messy and public transportation is offline. which means of those who want to get around have to be a bit creative period >> going down the hill. trying to ski in boston for the first time. >> sleds, even a kayak. but for longer trips, airports have reopened but flight options are limited. for most here, the journey is not as much about distance as it is determination. their destination -- back to the way things were before the storm. a trip that will not take days but weeks. >> here in maryland, the storms there is but a few dozen utility crews are up north dealing with the large amount of power outages in the region. sarah sampson is at bge headquarters. >> whatever there is

i'm just preparing and have to get ready with my tandem flier. to do that. no time to worry, we need to get ready to launch. looking up. ready? >> reporter: once we're up, we don't just rocket into the sky, we have to find fuller fuel and that starts really close to the mountainside. within minutes other pilots start to swarm. to gain altitude we ride the thermal or pockets of heat billowing from the sun-soaked land beneath and we're touching the clouds, a meteorologist's dream. surrounded by 150 paragliders, this is called the launch gaggle kind of like the starting line of a marathon when everyone is stretching but here they're feeling out the air. and then the race begins. the bee hive of swirlers takes off to up 50 miles an hour and within minutes the once bustling sky is empty. three hours later we catch up by bus with those that made it to the finish. this is their task goal and only about 50 or so will make it. among them, american star matt beechner. how was the flight. >> fabulous. >> a lot dropped out. >> when you land midcourse it can be a lot mor

on this day the four divers are going to attempt tandem formations while they lock arms while exitinghe plane and tilt together into a head-down position. >> basically we're two and two. and the two outside and two inside we go this way. the plane is probably going 100 miles an hour. but we have to jump going towards the wind. immediately we put our heads down. takes a lot of jumps for you to master that and you have to keep practicing. this day, we got to altitude, which is 13,500 feet. everything was fine. so, we got ready, hold hands, jumped out. we knew it was just a matter of getting out of the plane and trying to hold for as long as we could because of so much vibration that we couldn't hold each other. >> wind turbulence and vibration is normal at that altitude and it causes tandem teams to break up. >> everything moved so different. you're dealing with turbulence, even from the air hitting your friends. >> but this is about to be one bad break up. >> when we broke off, two guys went to one side. me and another guy to another side. >> in the confusion, he manages to locate one

that works in tandem with securing the border. there is less pressure on the border if people are coming legally. >> paul: that is part of the border security solution. all right. thank you. remember those fat cat bankers, president obama blamed for the financial meltdown. one of them is about to be treasury-secretary. when we come back. we'll take a look at jack lew's time at citibank. details might surprise you. s co. [ male announcer ] truth is theraflu doesn't treat your cough. what? [ male announcer ] it doesn't have a cough suppressant. great. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus severe cold and flu fights your worst flu symptoms, plus that cough with a fast acting cough suppressant. [ sighs ] thanks!... [ male announcer ] you're welcome. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus. ♪ oh what a relief it is! ♪ [ male announcer ] to learn more about the cold truth and save $1 visit alka-seltzer on facebook. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the bl

. >> the state police and the national guard have been out in force and working in tandem. >> reporter: but these are the most important teams right now, crews working through brutal conditions to try and restore power to hundreds of thousands, many still without any heat. >> or, we're working pretty hard. 16-hour shifts in this weather, that's tough. >> reporter: it's been tough to dig out dozens of cars, most abandoned at the height of the storm. across the region, many of the roads have reopened now, but are very messy, and public transportation for the most part is still offline. which means those who want to get around have to get creative. >> going down the hill. trying to ski in boston for the first time in any life. >> reporter: skis, sleds, even a kayak helped some. but for longer trips, airports have reopened. flight options are still very limited. for most here, the journey is not as much about distance as it is determination. their destination getting back to the things were before the storm. jay gray, nbc news, boston. >>> also tonight about 30 miles of the long island exp

working in tandem with mta to deliver pedestrian safety, traffic calming and other improvements faster and more efficiently and very fair and process to select our executive director. i believe that commissioner avalos will be able to handily take the wheel and help us usher and addresses key issues that i've outlined today. thank you. >> thank you commissioner, before i turn to commissioner wiener, i want to ask if there is any other member of the public who like to say something else on this item? public comment on this is closed. commissioner wiener. >>i'm happy to support commissioner avalos as chair. sometimes something to get lost in the debates is that even though we have areas of disagreement but often get a lot of attention, a lot of press coverage because anytime you have a big dispute at city hall that is likely to get the attention, in reality when it comes to transportation policy in the city, the vast majority of what we do and what we need is completely not controversial when working together on getting high speed rail, transit, that we get adequate funding from muni, im

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. >> he's a difirst dish time sky jumping and not going tandem? >> you could jump out by yourself because somebody else is going to pull the cord for you. >> go! >> no. >> this guy is clearly in distress. >> ah -- >> he went anyway. >> did they push into that guy's leg? did they kick him out of the plane? >> they didn't kick him out of plane. they didn't push him. according to his friend, his hand slipped. >> he was still, like, screaming when he fell -- when he went down. >> looked like they kicked him out of the plane and just the door and he just like, flew off. >> you can't sit there all day, because then you're going to be out of the drop zone. you're going to wind up in somebody's backyard. you've got to jump. >> it is kind of scary that he shut the hatch, looked back, all right -- >> did you see the people? they're like -- >>-"i don't want to do this." >>> these two women are going to catch a ride. >> so they're going to without looking cross the street. >> see how this turns into a different kind of hit-and-run. >>> and this dog is hitting

a spokes person for the bay bridge project said that two cranes were working in tandem to lower a piecescaffolding, that slipped, sending down the 129 ton piece of steel. next thing i know, i turned around and the crane was down. one of the cranes was down and the scaffolding was down, and perched up there and collapsed on the bargist. there were four people working on the crane at the time of the accident. thankfully none were injured. despite the accident, the opening of the new bay bridge the scheduled for labor day weekend. coming up, new details about the man hunt for christopher dorner, the tip that put police on his trail days after the double murder. >> and behind the gates of the california national guard after months of avoiding questions about a disturbing culture, we catch up with the general in charge. >> and one of the most remarkable comebacks in bay area sports history, we will check in with giants pitcher, barry zito. >> just in tonight, we are learning more about the man hunt for accused cop killer christopher dorner, it was she who called police two days after a young

that works in tandem with securing the border. there is less pressure on the border if people are coming legally. >> paul: that is part of the border security solution. all right. thank you. remember those fat cat bankers, president obama blamed for the financial meltdown. one of them is about to be treasury-secretary. when we come back. we'll take a look at jack lew's we'll take a look at jack lew's time at cit [ wind howls ] [ dog barks ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] something powerful is coming. ♪ see it in the fourth quarter. ♪ i'm maria, and i have diabetic nerve pain. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it was like pins and needles sticking in your toes and in your feet. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals. at that point, i knew i had to do something. when i went to see my doctor, she chose lyrica. once i started taking the lyrica, the pain started subsiding. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for eveo

. >> the state police and the national guard have been out in force and working in tandem. >> reporter: on the northeast coast, the high tide, combined with howling winds, and snow, splintered decks from oceanfront homes, washing them out to sea. authorities went door-to-door this morning, issuing evacuation orders to dozens of people in salisbury beach, one of the many hard-hit coastal communities. just east of boston, huge waves crashed over a seawall, sending rivers of water flowing through the streets. the state driving ban's been lifted but public transportation in boston remains suspended. governor deval patrick urging people to stay off the roads. >> hi, everybody. stay in and off the roads, and let those who are clearing the snow and helping us recover and restore ourselves to normal do their jobs. >> reporter: people, though, are looking for creative ways to get around -- skiing. >> just need a chairlift down here. >> reporter: sledding, even kayaking. it's cold. and not always comfortable. but folks are trying to make the most of it, as cleanup continues in this snow-covered

. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the bay bridge project says twos cranes were working in tandem to lower a piece of scaffolding when that scaffolding slipped, knocking one crane off sits center of gravity and sending the 129-ton piece of steel falling down. fortunately, it landed on a barge and no one was injured. >> we have no expectation that this will delay anything with the bridge. the contractor has an excellent safety record. and we're going to be looking into why the crane tipped over. >> reporter: tonight, that massive piece of scaffolding is being tugged away while nobody was hurt, the zmoent have been deadly. .ladwig is surprised it wasn't. >> i thought somebody's hurt.

since then he's done four tandem jumps and hopes eventually to dive solo and that wasn't the end of hist. >> i've always wanted to wrestle an alligator. >> reporter: animal planet got word of that and invited him to appear on "gator boys." >> i hope he doesn't get tired of me being on top of him because i'm bite side. >> reporter: love also recently became a fully certified scuba diver. >> i feel like i can do anything i can put my mind to. for me, that's way more than having two legs. it's priceless. >> reporter: he put his mind to surfing and was doing hand stands within minutes. and he can't get enough of the demolition derby in a car he controls by hand. >> i would say the adrenaline rush was probably the most significant. >> reporter: the most intense of all your activities? >> yeah. it's up there with -- it's though with combat. ♪ >> reporter: his next adventure, going to college. it makes him more nervous, he says, than jumping out of a plane, but he's determined to succeed. you don't spend a lot of time feeling sorry for yourself. >> no, no. i mean -- well i don't have a reason

they are to be used in tandem with the standards and to strengthen the new standards. so the actions include but are not limited to aligning our current california eob standards to san francisco unified school districts ela prepaid core curriculum and continue to provide both district wide and sight site based development and coaching and follow up. and also provide elv diagnostic and informative assessments to help with the literacy instruction and continue to assist sites with the blt section of the standard report card and work with the teachers to develop a curriculum for long term english learners aligning this work to the california common core state standards. and support the teachers to implement the curriculum for a long term english learners and specialized english language development class and throughout the content areas. the second area focus will be primary language and instruction of core and language development and so we will provide a clear infrastructure in the design and implementation and monitoring and refinement of research based programs which

since then he's done four tandem jumps and hopes eventually to dive solo.hat wasn't the end of his wish list. >> i want to wrestle an alligator. >> reporter: animal planet got word of that and invited love to appear on gator boys. >> you got him. reporter: the whole time i was thinking, you know, i hope this gator just doesn't get tired of me being on top of him. because i'm bite size. >> reporter: love also recently became a fully certified scuba diver. >> i feel like i can do anything i can put my mind to. for me that's way more than having two legs. it's priceless. >> reporter: he put his mind to surfing and was doing handstands within minutes. he can't get enough of the demolition derby in a car he controls by hand. >> i would say the adrenaline rush was probably the most significant. >> reporter: the most intense of all your activities. >> it's up there with combat. reporter: his next adventure: going to college. it makes him more nervous, he says, than jumping out of a plane. but he's determined to succeed. you don't spend a lot of time feeling sorry

once the senate moves, or in tandem with them, or what? >> when we feel that we have the right information to procee. we are obviously interested in what the senate does, but we are hard at work on this issue right now, studying information available and recognizing that because we need to have a reauthorization of this law, by the end of this year, we have every reason to want to look at how well it is working and what ways we can improve it with regard to background checks. >> when you talk about the lax enforcement, the justice department might suggest that they need more money and manpower to more effectively investigate and prosecute these cases. would you be willing to put up more money if they requested it? >> we would first like to see more efficient use of the money that is made available right now. when we have annual deficits in excess of $1 trillion -- there are lists of attorneys who have -- u.s. attorneys who have shown shown great evidence of willingness to prosecute these types of crimes, and others who have not. the united

. >> somebody that we're concerned is going to escalate their violence, they're working in tandem. >> reporter: police say the suspects stole things from the women's home and took off. how anyone can strike an elderly woman is disturbing. >> he kept saying he was going to kill her. and the one he was with kept saying don't hurt her, she is an old lady. >> reporter: he is worried, especially for his mother. >> there has been many times she calls me like at twok, a car is parked out in front of the house, because we live in a cul-de-sac. now i'm even more worried. >> reporter: these two men apparently tried to break into several cars on the same street before reaching the mother and daughter's home. george kiriyama, nbc news. >>> so many questions after a teenaged girl is found dead, the girl's body left naked at allen whittle park. while police aren't revealing her identity, they say she went to school in suisun thursday, but never made it home, instead killed and dumped. the question is why and by whom. jean elle is live with the latest on the investigation. jean? >> reporter: jessica

. >> state police and the national guard have been out in force and working in tandem. >> but these are the most important teams right now. crews working through brutal conditions to try to restore power to many still without heat. >> we're working 16-hour shifts. in this weather, that's -- >> it's been tough to dig out dozens of cars both abandoned at the height of the storm. across the region many of the roads have re-opened but things are very messy. this means those who want to get around have to be a bit creative. >> going down the hill trying to ski for the fist time in my life. >> skis, sleds, even a kayak helped some. but for longer trips, airports have re-opened but flight options are still very limited. >> of course for most here the journey is not as much about distance as it is about determination. getting back to the way things are before the storm. a trip here for many will not take days but weeks. >> a massachusetts boy is now among the half a dozen people who died as a result of the snow storm. the boy died of carbon monoxide poisoning. while the father's child shoveled

. >> the state police and the national guard have been out in force and working in tandem. >> but these are the most important teams right now. crews working through brutal conditions to try and restore power to hundreds of thousands many still without any heat. >> we're working pretty hard. 16-hour shifts. in this weather, that's big. >> it's been tough to dig out many cars most abandoned at the height of the storm. across the region many of the roads have re-opened but are very messy and public transportation for the most part is still offline which means those that want to get around have to be a bit creative. >> going down the hill. trying to ski for the first time in my life. >> skis. sleds. even a kayak helped some. but for longer trips, airports have re-opened but flight options are still very limited. of course for most here the journey isn't as much about distance as it is determination. the their destination getting back to where things were before the storm. jay gray, wbal-tv 11 news. >> here the storm spared us but a few utility crews are helping deal with the power outages

. >> the two cranes working in tandem between them had al steel basket -- had a steel basket that was lowering the weight down. the crane shifted somehow and toppled over. >> reporter: the beam came crashing down puncturing but not sinking a barge below. john simpson took pictures as it fell skw-z -- we heard a very large crash and it started to topple over. >> reporter: a coast guard boat came over and put up a barrier around the scene. >> potentially significant safety herb issues for the operators of the crane. >> my assumption is that the contractor portion of the project has insurance and that it'll be covered through those channels. >> reporter: bridge officials say this will not affect the bridge's labor day opening and as for the federal osha investigation could take several months to determine if there will be any penalties or fines. >> on ktvu.com we put up pictures and video of the collapse. just go to ktvu.com. >>> janell conway allen was found two weeks ago. janell attended green valley elementary school. the teen's mother also spoke briefly to us. >> my daughter was an a

. >> the two cranes working in tandem between them had al steel basket -- had a steel basket that was lowering the weight down. the crane shifted somehow and toppled over. >> reporter: the beam came crashing down puncturing but not sinking a barge below. john simpson took pictures as it fell skw-z -- we heard a very large crash and it started to topple over. >> reporter: a coast guard boat came over and put up a barrier around the scene. >> potentially significant safety herb issues for the operators of the crane. >> my assumption is that the contractor portion of the project has insurance and that it'll be covered through those channels. >> reporter: bridge officials say this will not affect the bridge's labor day opening and as for the federal osha investigation could take several months to determine if there will be any penalties or fines. >> on ktvu.com we put up pictures and video of the collapse. just go to ktvu.com. >>> janell conway allen was found two weeks ago. janell attended green valley elementary school. the teen's mother also spoke briefly to us. >> my daughter was an a

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. >> the state police and the national guard have been out in force and working in tandem. >> but these are the most important teams right now. crews working through brutal conditions to try and restore hundreds of thousands and many without heat. >> we are working 16-hour shifts, and in this weather that's tough. >> it has been tough to dig out dozens of cars and most abandoned at the height of the storm, and the roads are open but messy and public transportation for the most part is still off-line, which means those that want to get around have to be a bit creative. >> trying to ski in boston for the first time in my life. >> skis, sleds, and even a kayak helped some. but for longer trips airports opened but flight options limited. of course for the most here, the journey is not so much about distance than determination. their destination of getting back to the way things were before the storm. a trip that will take not days, but weeks. >>> and new york island's expressway, going to the live shot, you can see a tow truck arrived on scene and it's hard to make out the different lanes,

the rules change, the tandem draft came into effect and i had bad luck through a majority of those yearsem drafting is no longer affect, we're back to the old-style 2006 style of drafting and it worked, i survived, to be ahead on the racetrack, the wrecks that took place and kept track position. that was the biggest strategy change i made. with this will package it is to pass and i fought for the lead every lead candidate of. dagen: what kind of racing will you see in phoenix and las vegas after that? >> i feel good about it. i think phoenix will be good. it is a new surface and new surfaces usually lead to a single racing. las vegas is going to be really big raise for this car and what we hope the car will do week in and week out. wide track multiple waynes, high speeds and the comfort they build these cars with the new body shape and design should allow us to be courageous and drive in the corner harder and get to the outside of someone and mix it up on the racetrack. dagen: the ratings were up big time for the 500 deaths of 24% a lot more in major markets including new york and los an

. >> the state police and the national guard have been out in force and working in tandem. >> reporter: but these are the most important teams right now. crews working through brutal conditions to try and restore power of hundreds of thousands, many still without any heat. >> we're working 16-hour shifts, so i mean, in this weather, that's tough. >> it has been tough to dig out dozens of cars most abandoned at the height of the storm. across the region, still hard. those that want to get around have to be creative. >> trying to ski in boston for the first time in my life. >> reporter: skis, sleds, and even a kayak helped one. flight options are limited. of course for most here the journey is not as much about distance as it is determination, and their destination of getting back to the way things were before the storm, and a trip that will not take days, but weeks. >>> part of new york's long island expressway will stay closed today as crews continue to clear the cars, and rescue workers could not get to them, and hundreds were rescued by snowmobile after waiting as long as 12 hours. a

they were running a tandem investigation and allegedly found these improprieties inside the vatican.> do these rumors have any weight at all? i understand the newspapers are not naming the sources. >> no, the newspapers are not naming the sources. but in a city like rome, you're dealing with the vatican, these experts who deal with this very complicated beat -- i don't think anyone doubts that there's something to this. we do know that the three cardinals were doing an investigation. we know that that report was supposedly delivered to benedict xvi. but what the report says, no one knows for sure. but i think many people believe here that there is some element of truth to it, certainly with regard to the gay priest scandal. >> thank you very much. we appreciate your time. >>> let's get you up to speed on the day's headlines. this information is just in to cnn. las vegas police have identified a suspect in the fatal shooting on the las vegas strip. ammar harris still on the loose right now. an aspiring rapper, kenneth cherry, also known as kenny >>> europe's tallest active volcano, mo