it's almost as wide as the door itself. now, the concern that we heard even after we moved, we took that first mitigation was that even though the path was fairly wide, it was people holding onto the pole that would get in the way of others. so that is currently in front of us. the second mitigation we did was to enlarge the path. i talked about that previously. thirdly we have made a commitment to a public education campaign which we are calling for now cloet the clear -- "the clear of the path campaign". it's on the middle screen and some of you may have seen an example of that on the digital display on some of the train car model events. for those that didn't happen to see that, it's also available on our website at the url i gave earlier. in addition to the visual for those who hear message, we plan to do audio "clear the path" message that we feel will be effective. we plan to provide prerecorded messages that a train operator can press as they are entering a station. we can run them at regular intervals as well. in par

>> okay, i have two questions, on maze, so the door in the alley, is that the door with the exhaust fan in it? the door itself i don't believe has an exhaust fan but the r2 silver exhaust fans are right next experience with the kt that there their security only cares about the door, it does not... it seems to me that they do not care about much and when you found containers outside, would you say those were containers patrons brought to the venue and left outside before they went in? or were they containers people brought out of the venue into the street? >> i would say the first container that i noticed in the alley on the side of the building was probably brought from inside kt's and i did not see it but i did see it in someone's handouts of the venue and it looked like they were associated with the venue itself. and the two containers in the front were both plastic and filled with just what looked like to be a small amount of beer and my assumption there was that they were probably dropped by the trio on the way past the club and at the very least one container that i would associate

and she's out the doggy door. so you know what that means. the dog and baby have to be watched around the door because i think these two could get into hijinks and run down the street together. >> they're partners in crime. you can tell already. >>> it's getting hot out there, right. and air conditioning can be expensive. especially when that thing is cranking all day long. how about if i show you a next to nothing way to cool down your room. >> today we're going to build a makeshift air conditioner for a whopping 8 bucks. >> awesome. >> household hackers got an idea. >> you need to pick up a styrofoam cooler and one or two dryer vents. >> buy one of the cheap styrofoam coolers, metal elbows to vent out the air. cut the holes in the top of the lid of the cooler for the two elbows there and then cut another hole for an old fan. here's the key. you fill that cooler with frozen water bottles. >> once the fan is running it will blow air over the ice and exit through the vents giving you an air conditioni ining eff >> keep a cycle of bottles in the

door, is that right? >> sure and to describe the placement of the pole in relationship to the door opening in relationship to the opposing feet that you have to travel to the accessible seating area. >> okay. let me provide a little bit of context. there is three doors on each side of the train. i'm going to respond to your question as if i'm boarding one of the end doors which is an area that has both priority seats for people with disabilities as well as a wheelchair zone. now battery trains -- bart trains do open from both sides. it's almost like i need to do 2 cases. if it opens from the bottom of that drawing, the left side of the car, as you board, you would have a double side ways facing green on the left and that would be for seniors and people with disabilities. a little bit to the right is a tripod pole right in the middle of that area but offset a little bit off center to open up a wider aisle. sort of diagonally to your left about 45 degrees will be the wheelchair designated area. to your right as you end would be two blue side facing seats that would be general seating. then about 45 degrees

, and you have the alley and then the hotel right next door. and it has had kind of a series of noise complaints, where they have to refund, besides the complaints and people going on yelp they also have to refund the general manager said to refund tens of thousands of dollars in rooms and two e-mails that i got from the last two weeks was, this one was from april 23rd, and we had one more desk complaint on thursday night, the 17th from vessel and the guest spoke to us the next day and we had to wave off the night charges, the loss of revenue was $425. and then, the one that i just received on monday, and dear steve i had a guest that had two rooms booked and they were upset by the noise that came to their room on the third floor, and they could not sleep all night. and they said that they heard, loud voice and people shouting. we had to wave both rooms as they refused to pay for the rooms, the loss of revenue for us was $650. i spoke with her today, she, you know she was wondering, is, i don't know, is there a condition that the entertainment c

you doorkeepers are there to keep the door open and we're going to use that door to bring success to other families. thank you for being here and in anticipation for helping us to create 7 thousand jobs this summer for youth i appreciate it very much this city is going to be on fire for everyone. thank you (clapping.) thank you mr. mayor so for those who remember the first opportunity how many got it right the first time? yeah. we're creating opportunity to learn and grow. but with that it's a pleasure to introduce the ceo of the u knitted way of the bay area >> thank you very much (clapping) thanks mr. mayor and partners i want to add an extra note of what on exiled city this room is gathered and, yes the third year and a and just as much love and excitement as the first day that we started 24 program together. and the keyword is together. across the city our nonprofits you can our employers and the city government working towards the opportunity for our young people. i want to give a special shout out two weeks ago the youth resource fair was held and over 4 hundred young people sh

the officer opened the door, came out with a shank. lucky i have a hard head and it bounced off my head and just cut me in the back. sent me to the hospital. came back to work the next day. i'm going to see about -- i just come and do my job. that's all. i'm not -- i don't want to act like them, you know? >> he says he doesn't take it personal. >> would you take it personally if someone stabbed you in the head? >> oh, definitely. probably retaliate somehow, you know. >> you get a little change of environment. we're actually moving today. >> where? >> we're going to the level five. >> my last 60 days are going to be over there? >> correct. everything goes good, my last 60 days, i could get a little bit of interaction with people before i get out to society. because 12 years of supermax is not -- well, actually 16 years, so it's not a good transition to go before, you know. if i'm too dangerous to go to level five, how am i not too dangerous to go to population? >> i don't want you to go with any false impressions. what's going to happen

basically when you opened up the door to the car, it was filled to the ceiling. >> shut the door and locked it. i'm sure if you opened it up, it would all fall out. >> looked like stuff you'd find digging through the garbage. >> there was a note in there saying in is my stuff. do not take it. it's not garbage. this is my stuff. >> with the camera still rolling the group moves into the neglected home to assess the damage. >> different places in the house had different things. when you initially walked into the house, it was a breezeway between the garage and the actual main house. that area had junk, laundry bottles, every bottle and just things like that. >> i've never seen anything like it in my entire life. this much stuff in such a confined space was mind boggling. it was crazy. >> it was full of i guess you might want to call debris up to the ceiling just about. bags and bags of stuff. dishes, mail and everything you can imagine. as you moved into the kitchen, the kitchen was stacked with dishes and, you know, cooking utensils and pots and pans. >> the nastiest had to be the kitch

when he opened the door, you just heard this cascading water. >> what happened? >> they flooded the tier. >> it's awesome. >> you better go get that. >> i walked out of the interview room and was shocked to see water cascading down from the top tier down onto the floor. i'd never seen anything like that in my life in a prison. >> what happened? >> what did you do, did you do this? >> i didn't do nothing. >> what happened? >> i have no idea. >> what does it look like happened? >> i'm not even going to say nothing with that door opened. >> in the midst of this crazy scene, the officers were taking michael gill back to his cell, at which point he just started cracking jokes with the staff members. >> if you let me see the key, i'll do the rest. oh, i guess that's real cool. thanks for having faith in me. >> i have faith that you'll try and escape. >> see? >> you're crazy, sarge. can i use your walkie talkie real quick? >> after following gill to his cell, our crew is taken to the source of the flood. [ bleep ] george graf, serving three years for motor vehicle theft,

i open the doors this is outside >> so you're saying the vehicle is blocking the door. >> not door is in front. >> overhead please. >> that's the front and this the the back and (inaudible). you can see that can't be inside the booth this is inside the building that light is on >> you're saying through be no car inside the booth. >> you can't see inside the booth because of the garage. >> okay. that proves there's a car inside. >> nobody is using that booth. i told triple a we toe 2 hundred and 50 thousand cars a month so is it one of the nuisance take the tow trucks away i put the sprinkler system in i had no idea you think i'll let this get out of control i've been there 40 years the fire department sensitivities if you don't comply our out i feed my family by being in business i did what i was supposed to do and if the permits are not resolved i'll get them revolt. this means nothing to me the issue is the fire department wanted me to do a line test whether the building is there or not they coyote one a year and i wanted to upgrade the system and they've pulled the permit and the b

the gate. completely bypassing security. we also found mismarked doorsthe airport didn't know about until we investigated. >> here come these two ladies from earlier. >> reporter: two airport workers enter these doors just off a busy sidewalk and seconds later -- enter the airport terminal. this man in the minivan heads in the doors and then he's at the gate. or this guy, sprinting to get through them too. >> and goes in. >> all these people with a single swipe of a badge just bypassed all airport security at san jose international airport. and it's allowed. >> i'm not really comfortable with the -- when it comes to airport security. >> reporter: it's why this blue ribbon task force was created back in 2002 to find technology driven solutions to make airports safer. it found weak control of the work force due to inconsistent standards, uneven oversight and poor enforcement which could allow for unallowed individuals to get in. some go from public areas to secure areas so they don't always go through security. instead, they simply swipe a badge. the task

>> uh-huh. >> inmate hall, come to the door and cuff up. if you do not cuff up, we will introduce chemical agents. are you going to comply? >> hall has covered his food port and window with a mattress. but the special response team knocks it down and fires a couple of short bursts of o.c. gas. >> hall, you're going to be all right, all right? listen to my orders, okay? >> i can't. >> i need you to get up on your knees. come on, help us out. >> ahhh! >> shooting an extraction wearing a gas mask is pretty difficult. you're kept a certain distance from the view finder. it's hard to see. the seal is compromised a bit. so there is some of the gas that leaks in. eyes are watering a bit. but that's just part of it. we go in there and do the best we can to show what's going on. >> what's going on with these [ bleep ]? i need fresh air. i can't breathe. >> you're all right, hall. >> so that was quite a first day. the next day we had to go back into ad seg to continue doing our interviews and one of the inmates we were going to interview was michael g

>> will you open the door, please? >> fed up with the situation, grace decides to take action. >> i was like okay, we're rolling backwards. she can't control us. i'm not going let these kids die. so that's when i decided we need to open the back door and get them off. i'm not going to be locked on a bus and die. >> as soon as the bus comes to a stop, grace opens the door. >> she is like, we need to get these kids off the bus. >> get out. >> you can't get off the bus! you can't get off the bus! nicole, what did you do? >> everybody off, get them off. >> no! >> after we got most of the kids off, there was kids that wanted to stay on the bus because the bus driver was telling them to. >> you got to get off. come on. when i say go, go! get off. >> no! >> and i went up to them, and i was like kids, you need to listen to me. you're not safe. she's not in the right mind or state to be driving this bus. and you need to come with me now. and she is yelling at me, telling them they need to stay on the bus. and i'm like, no, they

her purse was hanging on a hook right next to the door. credit cards were there in her purse, there was cash in her purse, her keys were in the purse. >> there were no pills, no alcohol, no indications that she had committed suicide. >> spencer told police he last saw jenna the night before around midnight. >> the two of them studied and then he left and went to his apartment. at 12:30 that morning. and then made a phone call to jenna a few minutes later to tell her good night. >> phone records showed that he had placed a call at 12:47 a.m. >> we know that she was discovered about 11:30 the next morning. so we've got less than a 12-hour window when jenna was killed. >> during the autopsy, the medical examiner found no evidence that jenna had been sexually assaulted. but he couldn't rule it out either. >> it has been my experience in some 30 years of performing autopsy examinations that the lack of genital injuries does not rule out a sexual assault. >> but he did find small, broken blood vessels in the whites of jenna's eyes, known as petec

. >> here's the door cover. blanco is giving no response. >> blanco, turn around and be restrained. >> he covered it up. >> blanco, turn around and be restrained. chemical weapons will be deployed into your cell. coming out? coming out? >> okay. >> i'm going to open it up. >> no, no, no. >> back up, blanco. >> kevin, what happened? >> he refused my food. that's what all this [ bleep ] is about. >> but what did you decide to do? >> what do you mean what did i decide to do? i do what you seen right there. they're not just -- refusing my food. >> now what? >> what you mean? if they want to continue to all of this, fine with me. i'll continue with it. >> so basically the behavior he had to be extracted from this cell. he's not allowed to have right now. some things he's not allowed to have. he's serving disciplinary time. >> blanco is already had a step to where there's not much more we can do to him. as far as disciplinary sanctions. he's already serving disciplinary time. we'll do a cell search. take any contraban

use to break into the door. they turn lights on and then they look around and they realize, there's really nothing in here for us to take. >> they look straight at the cameras a number of times. hopefully someone recognizes them. politely they end up turning the lights back out and walk out. >> they wanted to save energy. that's good. >> you may not know, but anybody can play a little rock and roll. >> get some rhythm, guys. >> this is near butte, montana. park called the ringing rock. pretty cool natural phenomenon. basically the pile of rocks creating sort of like a bell. people take a hammer, go up on to the pile, and each individual rock has a different tone. >> especially high. ♪ >> what happens when you hit any rock, you would have to do. >> no, this is a unique phenomenon. here's why. >> the reason that these rocks ring is not really because of what they're made of. there's so much space underneath them and everything it's like a bell, almost like it's hollow underneath and it vibrates and rings. >> if yo

we seen him through the door, walk the guard over. was going down. >> he had the officer at gunpoint. and as you can see up to the control sent from here. >> the control officer was arguing with him. i found out later he thought it was a toy gun or something. and we discussed before, you know, we didn't want to shoot nobody or anything unless it was absolutely necessary. so he just shot him in the shoulder, let him know it was real. he let the rest of us out. we went out the roof escape hatch and then used the alarm wires to help us stay balanced on the wall partition that went out to the sallyport. >> what happened is we didn't have the razor wire here. the gate wasn't here. inmates were able to walk this wall right here. over the fence and go down. >> make a mad sprint across the parking lot, and hopefully we wouldn't be shot at from the tower. >> during that summer months, we would assign an officer to the tower until 8:00. there was nobody in the towers, which gave them the opportunity to escape. and now the tower is manned 24 hou

the subway. a continued fragile system. we see continued of doors even after rehabilitation of vehicles which i know is continuing vexing problem they're attempting to address and on the good news bad news front we have increase of buses even though there are more in service. it's a good thing and more people are riding transit. we know we have a growing population. we know people want to ride transit so we see more riding it. the bad news is we're not providing enough service to accommodate everyone that wants to ride in a comfortable way in particular during peak hours so the system is making some progress on some fronts and there are significant continuing challenges and i think it's incumbent upon all of us, not just with our words but actions, to support muni and its ability to continually invest in its system, to improve its reliability, and expand its capacity so colleagues if there are no introductory remarks i will call up john hailey from mta for his presentation. mr. hailey. >> thank you mr. chairman i will -- i appreciate your incites an

stunned, the masked man scurries out the door. >> the video was crazy. shocked to see it the way it went down. >> houston police officer john paneda is the lead investigator on the case. he is hoping the surveillance video will be helpful in identifying the suspects. >> they had several video cameras throughout the store. you see on the video, right off the bat, without hesitation, one starts shooting. they had one goal and that was to get what they needed at any cost. this is a good example of somebody that has no value, at all, to human life. >> the store owner is also stunned to see his employees in a fight for their lives. >> we were lucky not to have two dead employees. honestly, i don't know how they survived. here is a guy shooting at them four feet apart. five, six times and missing them five, six times. their plan is shoot first, kill them and for the second robber to jump in, they thought there was a lot of money somewhere stashed. >> police don't get a solid identification from the tapes, but it turns out they have another lead. a trail of blo

headed out the door today, planning on very cool conditions along the coastline. we're going to keep the temperatures way down. 50s now as you head out the door. as we look toward the afternoon numbers up in the 60s. and a couple 70s. already, let's check on the roads. >> that wind you talked about may give you a few trouble spots on the roads. we have a couple of accidents. let's get to the wrecks first. northbound 680 at sycamore valley, two vehicles in an accident, two right lanes are blocked. that will be gone hopefully soon. chp reports a new accident north 680 at montague express, possibly blocking lanes. and wind advisories, bay bridge, san mateo bridge affected. san mateo bridge still light with the traffic but again high wind advisories, also again on the bay bridge. and we have road work to report at the bay bridge near the incline so look out for that. >>> president obama is reportedly quote unquote "madder than hell" about the problems at the nation's va hospitals. as many as 40 patients at the phoenix va hospital may have died because of delays in tre

but since it is not a dogma, the door is always open. ope francis had already made similar comments when he was archbishop of buenos aires. he even admitted: in love with a woman when he was a seminarian but chose the religious path. european union leaders are meeting in brussels today to try and decide what to do about the strong showing of eurosceptic parties in the recent parliament to. here in france, the far right party, the national front, amy first place. one in four french voters went france party in the election. >> francois hollande address the people monday night after his party this report -- disappointing results in the european elections. he says he will not change his mind about france but it is time to perform europe. theurope in the past to viewer years has managed to overcome the eurozone crisis, -- there are austerity merit austerity measures that discourage citizens. i will reaffirm our priority of growth, jobs, and investment. merkel also wants to change europe but in a different way. for the german chancellor, auster

i grabbed the train's metal rail just as the doors were closing. at instant, the explosion happened. the sound cut through my ears. it was this pain and it was so strong that it seemed it went right through my brain. >> but this nightmare is only beginning. less than a minute later, two more explosions tear through the station. in total, ten timed explosions blast through four commuter trains across the city in a calculated act of terrorism. donna friezen covers the story as a correspondent for nbc news. >> these weren't suicide bombers. they were backpacks placed in the trains by terrorists who placed them then got off the train and left them. there were roughly 20 pounds of explosives in each backpack. and also filled with nails and screws and various shrapnel so there would be maximum damage. and they were all detonated by cell phones. so they had cell phones in them that the perpetrators then dialed the numbers of the cell phones. >> viamoran is standing in the same train car that is carrying one of the backpacks. shortly after the explosion kno

no time to call 911. >> i tried the front door. i rang the bell.ost five, ten times i rang the bell. nobody gave me a response. but i go inside just to yell out his name. kenny! and i said fire! fire! fire! can you come out? >> i was just watching television. >> in the back of the house wayne brasco, laid up with a leg injury is unaware of the fire up front. >> first i thought, oh dear, someone's house in the neighborhood is on fire. you're used to the noises on the street. >> from another part of the house, kenny staggers out behind bobby singh through the thick choking smoke, but where is wayne? >> by the time i got eight or ten feet into the living room, which is in the front of the house, i saw flames coming up through the windows. the flames came up through the windows like they belonged in the house and i didn't. >> just three minutes after someone out in the street calls 911, fire trucks arrive. the house is totally consumed by flames. >> i say, listen, the rain is still inside the house. >> unbeknownst to kenny and bobby, wayne has managed

beat on the door again. you, i want to do it. you do it. you beat on the [ bleep ] door again. , beat on the [ bleep ] door again. [ bleep ] put his ass out the door. the sooner we get his [ bleep ] out of here. >> after the inmates quiet down, gilbert's review gets under way. gilbert has made little, if any, progress while in seg, and prison officials have confiscated his most treasured possession, a chess set. >> right now, your behavior warrants no transfer. okay? anything you would like to talk about? >> you about summed it up. i sure would like to have my chess pieces back. why can't i have my chess pieces? >> this is segregation.hat you t a checkerboard -- >> i saint playing in my head. i just don't see where it can hurt anybody to let somebody have something semiconstructive to do in their cell. >> ask the law library clerk to bring you a copy of the reg and see if you're supposed to have chess pieces. >> you run this place. >> i follow the regs. >> that's what i'm saying. that's your decision. >> and i follow the regs. >> the regs say we're supposed to be able to have bo

on the glass door were fairly good prints, good clarity. they were two dimensional impressions in dirt on the glass door. >> analysts estimated the prints were made from a man size 8 shoe. it appeared the killer tried to kick the glass in. when that didn't work, the killer kicked through the doorjamb. >> we were surprised the glass didn't shatter. >> several rooms in the house had been ransacked. immediately suspicious, police performed a gunshot residue test on keon's hands. >> we did discover particles of gunshot residue on mr. pitman. >> keon appeared to be unconcerned. >> he was laughing. i have to remind him that he had a fiance and a baby that were dead. and he said at that point, oh, yeah. >> when keon called his lawyer, his anger was clearly evident. anger not toward the killer, but the police. >> i don't like this at all. [ bleep ] i came home. i knew something was up. >> keon had no criminal record, but he wore size 8 1/2 shoes, consistent with the shoes the killer was wearing when he tried to kick in the back door and that wasn't

behind the door is a metro employee. another one seems to come back and kick the door again. in that moment, that employee decides to open the door to hsu th -- shoo them away. watch what happens to the employee in his 40s. one of them skirts boxed wine at him and immediately they start savagely beating him and they are relentless. >> this is disgusting. >> what is wrong with these kids? >> he can't fight back. he tries barely but there are 20 of them there. one of them is norman, 19 years old. >> what would be the motivation? >> there was no motivation. that's the worst part. a completely unprovoked attack. they left him with a broken nose and a broken cheek bone for which he required surgery. fortunately this was caught on video and 19-year-old norman con was identified, that's him here, he was convicted and has to spend 12 months in community corrections and was also issued a 270 hour community service order. >> good. >> why just one? there was a bunch of kids attacking the guy. >> not clear on how many other of the people involved were charged but they will be facing char