and it's all over a structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he put up this curtain because his neighbors' surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. he also says this whole thing can be easily resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll remove the tarp immediately, put the camera back into the direction of your property and surveying my wife and children, i have no problem with removing the tarp 12:01:14:12 the city says structures built as a wall or fence must meet certain height requirements and be made with specific materials... ....but pierrot says the tarp was approved. 13 action news is waiting for a call back from code enforcement to confirm that.. and crowds gathered in front of mandalay bay. they were not tourists... wildlife activists were out there protesting trophy hunting! it was all happening while the safari club international was holding its national convention there. organizers says they are outraged safari club gives

wondering if the tarp violated city code. marissa kynaston took that question to code enforcement more. marissa. according to code enforcement-- the tarp has been approved as a temporary structure-- but it was only allowed to be there ten days. you might remember one neighbor-- sean pierrot-- put up the tarp-- saying his neighbors surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home-- filming his wife and kids. this was just days after pierrot repeatedly punched his neighbor for the same reason. now-- the ten days is just about up-- the tarp will need to be removed tomorrow. code enforcement says theyll be back out to check on it. if its still there-- theyll issue a correction notice. taking a live look... at mc-carran airport.... right now... where a united airlines flight.... headed to houston.. and... make an emergency landing.. when the engine overheated. the plane was able to land safely.... with -1- hundred -62- people.... on board. no word yet.... on what caused the engine problem. a naked teen sends a metro officer....

pierrot later put up a blue tarp to block the cameras. a neighbor reached out to 13 action news asking if the tarp violated code.. code enforcment says...the tarp was approved... but only as a 10 day temporary structure. we're learning police are questioning a driver that may have been involved in a deadly hit and run. 2-year-old evelyn green was hit and killed on super bowl sunday. police say they're speaking with a person of interest. that man is cooperating with police. so far no charges have been fired. investigators are working to confirm if the white van recovered this week is the same one that hit green. right now a valley man needs help finding his stolen trailer. without it...he says his small business is out thousands oscar maribel says the trailer is loaded with equipment for his auto repair business...and now he's forced to pay a tow truck to bring in vehicles..and with an average of 10 tows a week it adds up. he last had it near flamingo and pecos. he says the surveillance footage shows the crooks cut the lock and drove off i

>> a tarp, shiny shovel, silver. duct tape, and gloves. >> do you see that person in the courtroom today? >> yeah. >> what was that? >> could you point him out and describe what he's wearing? >> i'm so nervous. um, there. >> what is he wearing? >> a white vest. i remember his eyes more than anything else. >> you could tell that she was just terrified of this guy. my god, you know, i sold this guy these things that helped him kill his wife. >> remember, police learned about the all-important shopping trip to walmart only because doug had been foolish enough to keep the receipt. he tossed it in his pigpen of a truck, rather than throwing it away. >> doug stewart thinks that he is the most intelligent person in the world. and i think he honestly thought he was outsmarting everyone. >> and there was something else that tripped doug up. a credit card blunder. before he went to michigan, doug bought a throw-away cell phone called a tracfone, which but he bought it with a credit card. and that made it traceable through elec

remember the smudge on the plastic tarp wrapper? it was a fingerprint, turned out, doug stewart's fingerprint, placing him at the scene of venus' disappearance. prosecutors believed it was damning evidence, but to close the case they'd have to put on the college student. would it be too incredible to believe? >> coming up. >> he said i want you to come in here. i want you to do my alibi. >> ricky spencer lays it all out. a plan to murder. >> it was like a game. he was a part of this game. >> whadda ya want hannibal? i want to pay with my phone. don't look at the cameras mike. you ready? it doesn't work. boom! oh! samsung pay is here and pretty much everywhere else. hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's agreed to give it up. ok, but i have 30 acres to cover by sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. yeah, i was ok, but after lunch my knee started hurting again so... more pills. yep... another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? for my pain... i want my alev

he picked up a shovel, glofl ves, a tarp and a hat. >> this appears to be a shovel and the tarp in his left hand. >> the clerks at walmart had no trouble remembering the >> most people weren't wearing shorts at that time. >> donna stiffler, a cashier in the lawn and garden section remembered approaching the customer who looked like he was going to a luau. >> the first thing he asked for was lime. >> why would he ask for lime? >> you throw lime on anything that's decaying, that's probably what he was thinking, the lime to cover it up so somebody isn't led to the body by the smell. >> donna told the shopper, sorry, they didn't sell lime. he gruntsd and kept on moving. moments later he was back to the check out line. >> a tarp, a shovel, shiny, silver, duct tape. and gloves. >> do you see that person in the courtroom today? >> yeah. >> what was that? >> could you point him out and describe what he's wearing? >> i'm nervous. >> what is he wearing? >> a white vest. i remember his eyes more than anmyything else. >> you could tell that she was just terrified of this guy. my god, you know, i s

the problem is a makeshift structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he was forced to put up this curtain because his neighbor's surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. according to the city website.. structures built as a wall or fence must meet certain height requirements and be made with specific materials. but pierrot says he was given the okay because it's only a temporary structure. he also says the dispute can easily be resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll i have no problem with removing the tarp 12:01:14:12 13 action news has put a call into code enforcement to confirm the tarp is allowed to be up. 1:27 debbie: i ran in there and he was on the floor of the shower. and i kept trying to pull at his arm--steve! steve! get up! for the last two days.. contact 13 has exposed problems with metro's 9-1-1 system. callers in a state of emergency.. kept on hold. the woman you just heard lost her husband in december as help was on hold fo

if the tarp violated city code. code enforcment says... the tarp was approved... but only.... for -10- days. that means... the tarp will need to be removed tomorrow. code enforcement says... they'll return there... tomorrow.... to check on it. happening right now- a valley man needs your help finding this stolen trailer. without it.. he says his small business is out thousands of dollars. oscar maribel says the trailer is loaded with equipment for his auto repair business near flamingo and pecos. they cut the lock, we had a lock on it, they cut the lock off then they drove right off the parking lot here in the truck to bring vehicles in need of repair.. and with an average of ten tows a week.. it adds up. anyone with information should call police. an eastside storage facility is cracking down after more than 20 people reportedly started using their units as a residents. the manager of "mini storage" near swenson and twain says the people are either living in their storage units or using them to house others. surveillance video shows them coming-in after hours through a he say

he said that it's better being protection than a typical tarp while the center waits for repairs. >> this is the first time that we have ever received any gift from anyone, and we're very appreciative of this. >> reporter: and they will also appreciate help with this playground. when this happened, they were raising money and making plans for a renovation. if you would like to pitch in, we have a link on our website, wsvn.com. we have a link on our website, >> danielle: and later tonight, we'll hear from an emotional couple after being saved in a storm. hear their story at 6:00. >> lynn: toxic trouble in westin, a maintenance worker airlifted to the hospital aft an injury to his left hand. he was mixing chemicals into a sprayer when it exploded. it happened in a bathroom in his community here. he was mixing chemicalsn bonaventure, and the fire crews, along with osha, are now >> danielle: also, residents poisonedy their own water supplies, sharing horrific stories with the surgeon general. the nation's top doctor traveling to flint, michigan, where high levels o lead have left people

now, the problem is a makeshift structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he was forced to put up this curtain because his neighbor's surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. according to the city website, structures built as a wall or fence must meet certain height requirements and be made with specific materials. but pierrot says he was given the okay because it's only a temporary structure. he also says the dispute can easily be resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll remove the tarp immediately, put the camera back into the direction of your property and no longer into my home into code enforcement to confirm the tarp is allowed to 1:27 debbie: i ran in there and he was on the floor of the shower. and i kept trying to pull at his arm--steve! steve! get up! for the last few days contact 13 has exposed problems with metro's 9-1-1 system. callers in a state of emergency, kept on hold. the woman you just heard lost her husband in december as h

and it's all over a structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he put up this curtain because his neighbors' surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. he also says this whole thing can be easily resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll remove the tarp immediately, put the camera back into the direction of your property and no longer into my home surveying my wife and children, i have no problem with removing be made with specific ....but pierrot says the tarp was approved. 13 action news is waiting for a call back from code enforcement to confirm that. a big crowd gathered in front of mandalay bay. wildlife activists were out there protesting trophy hunting! meanwhile...the safari club international was holding its national convention there. organizers says they are outraged safari club gives people awards for their kills. carrie leblanc // exec dir of compassionworks int'l 23:59:25 --23:59:33 "these people...that is disgusting." yest

now, the problem is a makeshift structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he was forced to put up this curtain because his neighbor's surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. according to the city website, structures built as a wall or fence must meet certain height specific materials. but pierrot says he was given the okay because it's only a temporary structure. he also says the dispute can easily be resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll surveying my wife and children, i have no problem with removing the tarp 12:01:14:12 13 action news has put a call into code enforcement to confirm the tarp is allowed to be up. 1:27 debbie: i ran in there and he was on the floor of the shower. and i kept trying to pull at his arm--steve! steve! get up! for the last few days contact 13 has exposed problems with metro's 9-1-1 system. callers in a state of emergency, kept on hold. the woman you just heard lost her husband in december as help was on hold for

and it's all over a structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he put up this curtain because his neighbors' surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. can be easily resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll remove the tarp immediately, put the camera back into the direction of your property and no longer into my home surveying my wife and children, i have no problem with removing be made with specific materials... ....but pierrot says the tarp was approved. 13 action news is waiting for a call back from code enforcement to confirm that. breaking news out of new york city right now..,.... right now..,.... here's a live look at there where u-n security coucil will meet in a couple hours to discuss that north korea satellite launch... the launch is widely believed to be a cover for a long-range missile test. we'll follow this all morning... a big crowd gathered in front of mandalay bay. wildlife activists were out there protesting trophy

the playground is a mess and the roof now covered by tarps. and in the news. i saw wh happened here today soil. said, i got to do something for this community and for the kids. this is the product right here. youth tarp. a local company offering roofing% reinforcement. the water chemical seal tight. the whole roof we can do it for iewvnt roger from tar pits donating a peel and stick covering. heheays it's better protection than a typical tarp white center waits for repairs. it started in 1979 and ts is the first time we have ever received any gift from any one in t the community and we have very appreciative of thvment a helping hand from a neighbor after this nonprofit child care center took quite a blow from another moarnlg nature. >> and as the work continues on the roof thvment daycare would they were planning renovation and raising money for renovations when all of that happened if you would like to pitch in to hevment we have a link on our web site go to wsvn.com. reporting live in miami gardens ch jessica holly. 7 news. >>> >>> >>> >> all right jessica.

now, the problem is a makeshift structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he was forced to put up this curtain because his neighbor's surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. according to the city website, structures built as a wall or fence must meet certain height requirements and be made with specific materials. but pierrot says he was given the okay because it's only a temporary structure. he also says the dispute can 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll surveying my wife and children, i have no problem with removing the tarp 12:01:14:12 13 action news has put a call into code enforcement to confirm the tarp is allowed to be up. 1:27 debbie: i ran in there and he was on the floor of the shower. and i kept trying to pull at his arm--steve! steve! get up! for the last few days contact 13 has exposed problems with metro's 9-1-1 system. callers in a state of emergency, kept on hold. the woman you just heard lost her husband in december as help was on

tarp was a recapitalization of the banking system. the banks had been holding lots of assets that suddenly were less valuable than they were originally thought. if that happened sufficient the banks are insolvent and shutdown or continue like zombie banks as they did in japan for a while. so you need somebody to come in to provide funds to make those banks solvent. that is what the u.s. government did. if it hadn't, then i would think that, you know, the financial system would grounded to a halt eventually. it would not have immediately but it would have stopped lending and you cannot run an economy without a financial system that is working. >> host: professor chinn, are recessions and economic downfalls natural occurrences? >> guest: i think so because they will hit economies that push them down or up and cycles will occur. you don't want a system that is mechanical. you hear about people saying at the moment this recovery is unnaturally long and longer than average so it must, by definition, come to an end. my view would be at some

(walk and talk and show that the tarp doesn't cross over the brick wall property line...) but this all stemmed from surveillance vodeo. take pkg you might remember this fight-- all caught on camera. the man on the left-- repeatedly punches the teenager on the right. sean pierrot says-- he snapped-- after his neighbors surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home-- videotaping his wife and kids. so now-- theres this. a massive blue tarp between the two homes. jace biddle says he can barely walk out of his own home. sot jace biddle, got punched by neighbor pretty much now it's a nuisance and an annoyance biddle is the teenager who got punched in this video-- he says-- he and his family want this tarp-- gone. sot jace biddle there's never so the property line hasn't

and it's all over a structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he put up this curtain because his neighbors' surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. he also says this whole thing can be easily resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll surveying my wife and children, i have no problem with removing the tarp 12:01:14:12 the city says structures built as a wall or fence must meet certain height requirements and be made with specific materials... ....but pierrot says the tarp was approved. 13 action news is waiting for a to confirm that. we're learning more about a family fight that ended in tragedy. police say the teen killed friday after fighting with either his father or step father-- is 22-year-old devry moore. but the big question now is -- why! now, investigators are talking to family members who were there during the fight to get to the bottom of all this. this all happened at the family's home near cimarron and mountain's edge pa

once the van was towed off his yard, digs was left with a blue tarp covering the hole in his up. how does a van wind up hitting >> speed. that's all i can say, speed. >> reporter: thankfully no one inside the house was injured but the passenger in that van hospital. and neighbors told me they watched as the driver was led away in handcuffs by police. reporting live, cbs2 news. >>> the maker of a popular sippy cup is taking action after parents post pictures on inside. valves of tommy tippee sippy cups. they are releasing a new sippy cup in the near future. >>> new tonight, the secret to living a long healthy life may finally be at hand. >> and the answer could lie not in diet and excess, but in a pill. i spoke to a leading researcher and seniors seeing how we might be able to live to 120. >> old age catches up with you. >> reporter: but at 95, ernie does pretty well working three days a week in this upper west side butcher shop. >> oh, yes. it? >> yeah. be 96. i guess i'm 95 and a half. >> reporter: mark says he misses his rock climbing days, but enjoys his new hobby as a writer

the tarp that you see hanging over the second story balcony, that's the tarp that w covering the washing machine. six people were robbed of their cellphones and cas and because they're looking for the truck that fled eastbound with the two male suspects inside, we have a picture of the truck that looks likeke the one that the detectives are now looking for. it is a 97 white isuzu box truck, and the oj one that's different is the wrapped box truck logo. if you seeee the truck or the covering their face or a bright hoody, they're asking anybody to callrimestoppers with that information. they're looking to get those guys and that truck. live in northwest miami-dade, liz nagy, 7 news. news. >> danielle: all right, a fort lauderdale man forced out by flames. pictures of the fire show the thick smoke and the flames coming out of his home. and the overhead view shows the firefiters above the scene after pulling the 84-year-old homeowner to safety. the fire has been put out and the officials are looking at how the fire started. >> lynn: in the race for the white house, both democratic candidates

the neighbor on this side of the tarp says they can barrly get out their front door. but this neighbor says he did it-- because he didnt want their surveillance cameras pointing inside his home. he says if the cameras come down-- the tarp can come down. (next) i'm stephanie zepelin.... our viewer susan rasmussen says she dropped off her four cats here at southwest animal hospital for boarding. when she went to pick them up, they only had three. she says the staff told her max escaped and ran up into the drop ceiling while they were trying to clean the cage. dr. pete perron stands by that story but says in 28 years they've never had this happen. he says they've looked and looked, but have not seen or (next) "i'm yasmeen hassan here at sunset station covering all the super bowl action. if you can't be in san francisco this is the place to be. hotels all over town are already booked and this is turning out to be one of the busiest weekend for the entire city." nevada governor.... brian sandoval has signed an emergency regulation.... shortage.... here in the silver state.

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ten roofs were tarped yesterdayten roofs were tarped yesterday, and all roads are now cleared and anticipate to traffic. >>> two people were killed in a fire that destroyed or damaged 50 boats in a marina n in virginia. they are veringting it as possible arson. the fire at the dosier yachting center in urbana was reported at 4:30 a.m. a couple was in one of those boats. rescue crews found their bodies in the water late this morning. friends said the victims are just moved into their boat while renovations were being done the hand. >>> a bill that would require schools to notify parents if their children has sexually explicit content and an at five they object. tried to remove tony morrison beloved from her school several years ago. james larue of the american library association says he believes virginia will be the first sight pass a law like this one. >>> the medal of honor. >> a rare opportunity for the american people to get a glimpse of a special breed of carriercar i don't remember. recipient so deserving of theew river valley. >> mark: we are feeling warm. >> george: yeah. >> mark: a

to combat it, they put down a reflective tarp to help send the heat away from the ice. when the light hides back behind the stadium walls they roll the tarp back until first light shines again. then there is the issue of our sudden springlike temperatures. they use a 300 opportunity refrigeration unit to cool the ice down. >> my gosh. >> incredible technology. >> fascinating. >> it will be interesting to see if it comes up slushy at all. even on the indoor rinks sometimes that happens. >> it will be a great game to watch, either way. democratic candidates starting to pay more attention to voters in colorado. today a famous daughter will bring a hollywood friend to campaign in denver. but first let's check in with marty coniglio. >> reporter: strong winds throughout western colorado. even in the valleys we'll see between 20 and 45 miles per hour winds in western colorado today. it will build eastward through the afternoon, moving out of the mountains and foothills. tonight and tomorrow morning is when we will see the strongest wind locally and it pushes out onto the plai

a dispute over a tarp gets so bad... fists start flying near tenaya see this tarp? code enforcement tells us it has to come down today. you might remember this video... these next door neighbors got into it... over security cameras. one guy thinks they're pointed directly into his house... giving him no privacy. that's why the tarp is here... this just in... and hard to see... 1-hundred-24 crocodiles died in mexico while being transported by truck across the country. that's according to the mexican federal attorney for environmental protection. the reptiles were presumably killed by crushing and suffocation. the company in charge of the transport could be fined up to 180- thousand dollars. a woman accused of shooting and killing her boyfriend. this midday, neighbors are confused because they've never seen the couple fighting before. this happened last night near lone mountain and the 215. police have a woman in custody but she hasn't been arrested. after they heard an argument and then a gunshot in the driveway. lt dan mcgrath, metro "she victim of a domestic violen

a dispute over a tarp gets so bad... fists start flying! could this feud between neighbors get worse today? a dispute over a tarp gets so bad... fists start flying! could this feud between neighbors get worse today? 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near tenaya and westcliff to explain. parker? parker adlibs scene see this tarp? well code enforcement today. you might remember this video... these next door neighbors got into it... over security cameras. one guy thinks they're pointed directly into his house... giving him no privacy. here... to keep the cameras from looking in. we're not sure exactly how they're going to react if it 13 action news. thanks for watching good morning las vegas.. do something positive today.. good morning america is next... we'll see you back here for action news live at midday.. first on 13 action news.. summerlin home there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every ch

but the tarp shows what things are like on the bridge it itself. riveting video of the tarp. the bay bridge we talked about and areas here and here where you might get caught with bursts of wind. very light traffic right now but the purple is where you have all the closures for the super bowl related activities. we'll watch that. back to you. >>> the u.s. department of justice getting involved in a high-profile and controversial case involving san francisco police. the doj are going to conduct a comprehensive review of the department which has been heavily scrutinized over the death of mario woods by five officers last month. this follows calls from critics for a federal investigation for the police chief as well as the prosecution of the officers who shot woods. the press conference is scheduled for this afternoon. >>> a case of a very mistaken identity. santa clara police have been on the hunt for who they thought was a male stabbing suspect. turns out, the suspect was actually a woman o. stephanie sotelo. a bus passenger recognized sotelo from a sketch. the victim first id

they roll the tarp back and work on the ice until the first light shines again. and then there is the issue of our sudden spring-like temperatures. >> we have a 300-ton refrigeration unit that pumps the cold air there. >> the cooling system removes any heat from the water and keeps it frozen. while it may not seem like winter outside, it will stale >> we didn't think it would be 75. we thought it would be more than 30 to 35. but, hey, i just came out of minnesota. this is great. >> er they are expecting it to be warm for the games. and i asked about apparel, whether they are going to change it and they said, they can't because it's been ordered weeks ago. >> drew will have more on the players' experience on the ice surface because for a lot of them, it's like playing when they grew up. >> sure. sure. >> that's how they learned. >> and the seating is a little bit counselor intuite at this. you thought that you would have grad great scenes along the base lines but that's not true. there are boards. if you are on the bottom rows, you would be looking at people skati

. >> because i want to protect my bamboo, i've used tarps the last couple of days, i'm taking the tarps>> it is warm tomorrow. don't go out to lowe's or home depo and buy more bamboo. spreads like craze. >> i i have the clumpy, there are difference. >> yes it, will take over your yard. >> and my neighbor's. >> we don't want any trouble. >> i know. >> you might be in the mood to go outside, start garden. >> supposed to be so great. >> march 1st is on the calendar, in the seven day forecast. >> but i have to say don't do it we're still in winter. >> and will still feel like winter next week, but enjoy tomorrow. whatever you want, tulips, dandy lions. >> no, daphodils. >> i think dandy lions are not weeds. >> see, they're a perspective thing. >> know can take over your yard, too. get gardening in tomorrow, do it, the colds he is part of the weekends, certainly doing that right now, but we will be climbing up and we could be peaking this week. 34 degrees, that is our temperature right, tomorrow morning that will be the coldest, but we do get little warmer, things little backward here, becau

so the property line hasn't been set but pierrot argues-- he has every right to have this tarp up-- after clearing it with code enforcement. sot sean pierrot he has approved this as a temporary structure according to the city website-- structures built as a wall-- or a fence-- must meet certain height requirements-- and must be built with specific materials. but pierrot says-- since this is just a temporary structure-- he was given the okay. and says the whole dispute can easily be fixed. sot pierrot this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the camera, i will remove the tarp immediately we did reach out to code enforcement to confirm that this structure is allowed-- we hope to hear back on monday. reporting live near rainbow and westcliff-- mk-- 13an. we're following a developing story out of unlv right now.. where we've learned daquan cook has been dismissed from the basketball team. cook was suspended for the first 14 games of the season after a dui arrest in the offseason. cook was in his fourth season only played in two games this season for a total of four minutes. no

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. >> yeah, i think we're going to start seeing more blue tarps. every time you have a big storm, the blue tarps come out. throughout the afternoon. in fact, we saw multiple tornado warnings in the bay area. >> particularly in the south. around sarasota and charlotte counties. warnings would expire and then be renewed moments later. steve jerve continues our team coverage. and steve, our entire weather team was live on the air for hours with this storm. >> yeah, we were tracking this rotation offshore and sometimes it can touch the ground and sometimes it goes back up into the clouds. we saw that several times this afternoon but we were tracking the rotation well offshore, some 40-miles and that indicates a tornado or water spouts in there. most of it has cleared the area. the rain that is. threat is essentially over for today. and we are headed to quieter weather this week. and today tomorrow report, tornado reports up in the southern part or the northern part of charlotte county. this one, this tornado moved through open fields. that was observed

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>> three girls in that house, and you can see the house beyond me getting a tarp on it. a scary afternoon for those folks, most of the roof ending up across the street. some of it ended on the power lines. we do have video of what it looks like. good video -- 1:09 today, three they were all inside when it happened. the father and other siblings are in centralfolks, most of the roof ending up across the street. some of it america, and this family had extended family who will be here to help, and neighbors are helping. we talked with a man who lives across the street; he saw the whole thing happen from his window. here's how he described it. >> we heard the rumbling noise, the vibration of the wind and hail, and it just got more and more. but we didn't see the actual cloud. >> you can see across the street, those folks putting the tarp on the home, trying to get that going in case there is another line of weather that comes across. basically this has been one scary day out here, our cruise just getting on scene to help get power restored. we will send it back to you, but d

part of the foundation is exposed due to the landslide and that is why you see this black tarp here, it is to prevent more water from coming into the foundation. >>> even though it has been a dry day in this part of oakland, water continues to seep out at the bottom of the landslide. speemack where is the water coming from? >> we know it is not groundwater, east bay mud says it is a week coming from somewhere. >> we are currently looking for leaks in an area where there is aging pipes. this pipes are about 60 years old. specialist drilled holes and dug up the ground to inspect nearby pipes, but couldn't find any leaks. >> today we are installing some sound devices called the no bloggers that can listen for leaks at night, when it is most quiet. the mac best watch the hillside on oak hill road go down more than one week ago. a few days later, they land surveyor he hired got stuck knee-deep in the mud. firefighters had to pull the man out and kevin just hopes his house will not get swallowed up. >> your house is your security and anytime that security is invaded it's pretty difficult.

they roll the tarp back and work on the ice until the first light shines again. and then there is the issue of our sudden spring-like temperatures. >> we have a 300-ton refrigeration unit that pumps the cold air there. >> the cooling system removes any heat from the water and keeps it frozen. while it may not seem like winter outside, it will stale look like it here. >> we didn't think it would be 75. we thought it would be more than 30 to 35. minnesota. this is great. >> er they are expecting it to be warm for the games. and i asked about apparel, whether they are going to change it and they said, they >> drew will have more on the players' experience on the ice surface because for a lot of them, it's like playing when they grew up. >> sure. sure. >> that's how they learned. >> and the seating is a little bit counselor intuite at this. you thought that you would have grad great scenes along the base lines but that's not true. there are boards. if you are on the bottom rows, you would be looking at people skating back. you would not seat puck. >> how about that?

saying i need tarp mr. kashkari: i know many of my fed colleagues has said this, the idea, we all hate forest fires so let's take that houses away from firefighters -- that is not the solution. used were crucial to stabilizing the economy. that is not the right solution. the right solution is to take action and make sure that the system is stronger, and to take bold action now in advance. when i ran for office, i used to joke that the first thing i would do as governor was banned traffic. it is easy to make a ban this,on, we the there can be no bailouts. that is not how the world works. today, we need to be honest about what risks we face. mr. wessel: do we have anything to learn from how other countries are handling the situation? mr. kashkari: i would be interested in donald's views, since he is involved in the u.k. my assessment is they seem more comfortable having major risks in their economies. their banking sector in many cases, their percentage of gdp is larger than our percentage of gdp. i think of