real phone number to expand ask people to expand please close the door the sliding doors need to be closed because everything comes across the street it floats across the traffic and the outdoor speakers outside there are not usually used not eyed in a number of years but recently, i came home from work they were really, really loud and i like music i love acoustic music but when i go home i don't want to expand hear it in my home if you looked at the photos of the homes across the street the sound distorts and walkway between the buildings the sound like goes in that and distorts if you are expanded in front of the bar you put your head down on the pillow and not boom loud but enough you wake up so those are the main items a real phone number so they'll pickup we build staying say pickup. >> that's time. >> the phones and the sliding doors and the outdoor speakers i agree with audry remove. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> no, i appreciate you coming out is there any additional public comment i will keep time here, too there doesn't seem like there's any now what we have the

someone forgets or there's the restaurant but most of the time the doors do come down by 10 and in terms of let me answer our first question in terms of what we're addressing in our writing that you mentioned is the what our request for the change of the location of the approved tables we were not rovndz to the brief from the neighborhood that i seem that it was roadway we were going to address that that's why that brief is specifically meant to be the response the city was recommending our dispute over the location of the things. >> thanks. >> ms. short my rebuttal no. >> commissioner the matter is submitted. >> sorry our time is up. >> no more opportunity for the public comment commissioners the matter is yours. >> sorry my office was anothers 503 divisadero from 1998 for 10 years i actually was the person that was instrumental in getting jeff and laura's to open a restaurant called north of panhandle prior to moving to the broke that was a laundromat and there is currently fighting over the church that's been active and not active for about a decade now i remember which was a stool pl

koumd come down at 8:30. >> you want to bring the garage doors the same time as the tables and there's no reason for dinner time. >> the restaurant operator in me felt the same - and the - and the realization that 9:30 it is the end of the dinner hour and the dinner drinking i stuck with the fact that dpw noted a 9:30 stop time that seemed to be keep is simple and close the door at 9:30 and give them 20 seats. >> i'm more inclined to 6 months to give it a trial there's a capital investment that can be mitigated after 4 months also gets us more of the calendar to see if if there recent seasonal differences. >> i'm hesitant i'm not sure either of the things will work. >> none leaves happy it is 9:30 or 9. >> maybe i should go with my gut i'll make a motion i'm going to move on the permit holders appeal of the conditions to depend on the basis that their existing relationships with the neighborhood in terms of sound has not been good and the idea to grant the appeal from the neighborhoods and to revoke the permit on the basis that the - there's excessive sound already coming out o

and the door opened. so, that is what you have is 3 to 5 stepss going up from had lower level to that 50 inch height and that would be the way that we would go ahead and transition from the 8 inch height every much erally wael to the point that the all the platforms are at the 50 inch level. in modification b which takes us to the point we are going with the traps and this is really a description of what was on the previous slide, it takes you into the fact that they are single doors. you have traps and step squz this is maintenance intensive. some manufacturers have autoimateic traps and some manual traps. the ada is at the 50 inch level and then you have a series of steps you wind up going up and down again to get to the lower level which is where the bicycle parking area would be. by having the single doors instead of the double it causes a increase in dwell time. i don't have a xckt number of what that would be. it is basically about half of the door leaves that we currentry have. i woulden say it is d

the first, the front doors you know, we want to move too much on my side you know. >> okay. is there anything else you want to say. >> i i don't care how many how long they view in the backyard did questions the front door and the rear deck you know the rear deck is not i don't feel comfortable i know all the times we're unaware the block all the time on the kitchen they viewed the best - >> it is very simple my question is last week that. >> okay. you if you want to say more and. >> they already had the big deck the permits two years ago i go there. >> so jonas put them on the overhead. >> there you go. >> this must be the existing deck. >> we already had the deck you know know. >> could you point to the picture and explain please. that one they already have the deck already you know i can feel comfortable but they don't have permit roadway how /* right now the make upside. >> pause. >> should we wait for the translator? >> okay. so jonas the commissioner are not feeling like a fair hearing is happening so i'm not sure what to do. >> we can continue this matter if you like t

manageable crowd but there, there is a rear door i've been having trouble with the rear door leads to the hallway and it is from the doors in the building are not locked their locked after 5 we have an event before 5 people walk to the front door into the back you found i've moved our events avenue 5 in all ticketed events and all events that require a door management and guard so this is definitely a concern for me our budget was approved with the board we raised some money last year we're putting on two full-time paid staff members to work those fentsdz. >> will one of them be a security guard. >> yes. >> will we have a security guard. >> can they do testing. >> they take a class and test af it printed and get a guard card you can ask one of our inspectors for the came back on who to came back to if you do that. >> shawn. >> thank you very much. >> all right. i think you know what you'll benefit i understand you how hard it is for nonprofits but i think this is a great benefit to. >> we'll definitely. >> have trained security guards. >> thank you commissioner perez. >> hi hi. >> how

didn't he put a hook up for the flower stand and decided it is not worst the trouble and closes the door now we have a dead space how do we insure that will get used. >> commissioner you can require it be a retail use it fulfills the use of a retails function but no nothing you can do to say you have to have a personal use in there, there are lots of raltsdz spaces in the city that are vacant you can't require that if you sign a lease with someone - you can require the space be provided to be usedable by a retailer but not required - >> okay. he understand. >> i was looking at the record i don't want this to be the thing to hinge our hope on and over the finish line kaput. >> i mean, you, thinking out loud ask the pertaining to accountability the marketing efforts or review what they've done to market the space that is legitimate. >> okay. >> cool. >> i like it idea that's one of the conditions. >> commissioner antonini and yeah. go ahead project sponsor. >> we'll be more than happy and willing to you know as a conditional of approval or occupancy to agree to that in my motion brought be

that open up and i you do not i don't have- if they put additional seating where the garage doors are they not been able to close them. >> when he closed the garage doors did it mitigate the noise. >> i was calm and able to relax and felt my blood pressure go down thirty points. >> i've been when the garage doors are like that prior thank you. >> do you have a question. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm jeffrey i live hundred and 25 feet from the restaurant and i have the big problem with the noise one of the biggest claims it is not much of a restaurant more of a drinking establishment but the alcohol noise that is up a notch the first appeal of the original protesters and most are 28 people from the 5 buildings down from the restaurant on either side of the street and i'm a.d.ly opposed to the seating in front of of the garage i'm on the fenced for the latest versionown the street not in front of the garage the drinking establishment people made that quieter i'm on the fence but i protested that initially is that even after the original protest they've not done much

were getting ready to break the door down i heard. >> if she wouldn't have an the the door within theext couple of minutes we were going to kick the door in. >> reporter: when she answered the door did she understand what was going on? >> no, she did. she kept asking who it was. we kept saying your house is fire. >> neighbors are calling the firefighters angels forgetting the families out of the burning home safely. >>> residents are outraged tonight over rising water bills in gloucester county, new jersey. a new rate increase has water and sewer customers in monroe township seeing record high water bills. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has this story. there's something funny going on here. i want that noted i feel shares something funny going on here. >> reporter: nobody in monroe township is laughing. especially after opening record high water bills for the month of may. >> my usage 43,000 gallons of water. $371. >> neighbors packed the utility authority meeting to express outrage. the high bills are a popular subject on the streets of monroe township. >> they said i used 35

he circles around to the front door. confronts the man while they are both out of camera view. myers says the unwelcomed guest takes the first swing. he pulls the man down the stairs and into camera view. the man may have about 40 pounds on myers, but myers is an army veteran, skilled at combat fighting. >> when i wake up in the morning, i feel like a pretty tough guy. i'm coming more to grips with the fact that i definitely don't look like one. he saw me and thought, yeah, like you are not going to tell me i'm a waiting for the cops. it just didn't go the way he thought it would. my focus wasn't necessarily instinct or choice. at that point, it was preservation. >> myers sits on the man and delivers several blows to his face. >> it's very difficult to get away when somebody is sitting in your armpits, basically. he definitely found himself in a bad spot and had no idea how to get out of it. it's like not knowing the combination to a lock. you are sort of stuck. >> pinned down, the hooded man tries unsuccessfully to fight

and leave tables and consumers abandon on the sidewalk. >> we close the doors normally we wouldn't close from 9:30 and if there are any type of noise above the level we ask them to keep it more quiet the complaints are after 9:30. >> how many establishment if you don't have the answer it is perfectly okay. we didn't ask you to prepare this information but on divisadero street interests a lot of activity in the commercial district has development quite nicely and according to the intent of having seats on the street is probable gone down i know that the commercial activity has soared i go there regularly how many restaurants have in our immediate area 3 blocks in either direction onto divisadero how many restaurants on the streets have tables and chairs that into into the residential streets. >> the one that will be the most significant is the 1 across the street the barbecue and the place has probably 60 or 70 outdoor seats. >> not on the sidewalk. >> not on the sidewalk no. >> a parking lot. >> a parking lot on our block there is no other in terms of growth no other restaurant in

when somebody knocks on the door don't you open the door? at if somebody wanted to come in, like one of your friends. >> they call. >> oh, they call. they call. >> the way you get in here you call. you speak chinese. you know somebody. >> may sun had been ordered to close after a previous inspection found condoms, lubricants and other evidence of sex for sale on premises but tonight's inspection indicate s they are still in business. this menu of services and prices is discovered in plain sight. >> long time ago. the old prices. they never used it. >> i get reports and complaints you are still doing massage. that's why we are here. i have people tell me you are still doing massage. not just because i decided to come. >> we haven't been doing anything. since we haven't gotten a business license. >> this young woman's denials are compromised by the fact that her pocket is stuffed with cash. investigators also notice a number of pornographic videos laying around, including one already loaded in to the dvd player. >> do you watch this? >> the ite

as you walk out the door, get ready to hit those roads you may hit slick patches. same thing for the altamonte pass, tri-valley and over towards hayward and fremont. you will notice those. green on the map. as we continue to get updates and the skies continue to clear we will continue to update these maps as well. let's switch outside and show you what is happening in san jose, traffic streaming in smoothly. back to you. >>> this morning we are learning of another shark attack in the waters off of north carolina. this marks the seventh attack in three weeks. police say a 67-year-old man was waist water deep -- excuse me, waist deep in the outer banks when a shark pulled him underneath the water biting his leg, hip and hands. the pan managed to swim to shore and was airlifted to a local hospital. >> the news spread quickly on the beach that it ises a shark attack or a shark bite and so, you know, obviously everybody got out of the water. >> experts say the increased number of shark attacks might be due to the unseasonably hot june. warmer water is bringing in more fi

then he parked like right in front of the door. >> but he did see an suv rolling slowly past the store. >> it was a 2014 gmc suv and it's nice one. i like them, so i kind of noticed it came. and i was looking at the suv and i thought it's a nice suv. >> two men jump out of the suv and rush toward his co-worker. >> only thing i saw the first time was that he was trying the pull the bag out of him. then i didn't think anything, started running outside. then while i was running, i saw that my friend fell down and those guys were on top of him. they could stomp his head or do something really bad. when i saw it, i felt like i should save him. it was my pure instincts. i had to go outside and do something about it. >> he and another co-worker run out of the store to defend the victim with a barrage of kicks and punches. >> i kicked the first guy. i think i saw he was really surprised because he wasn't expecting anyone to come out from there, to stop. then he fell down, he looked at me and he start running back. the other guy tried to th

of the two units and part of bay into the lower unit that's been built in and now solid a new door off to the side none of those are on the plans the plan is just to rise e rice the sign those plans don't show the street trees i want to see the original plans i have concerned whether or not section 312 should have been performed or or a variance but i appreciate after the project sponsor they're willing to address the concerns of the neighborhood moving forward either to deny the permit and have it sent back to have full accurate plans and move forward knowing that the project sponsor is going to work with the neighbor and address their concerns or separately in the board want to have jurisdiction and it can be continued i mean it is up to the board to continue seems to me more straightforward to have the matter resolved here tonight and have the permit denied there are so many issues with this permit and have them start over with a new permit. >> mr. sanchez the permit is for the stairs so how do we get at some of the other work not according to the plans that's not under this permit

. >> she said i have a friend across the street. >> my door was open and next thing i know the cops were behind me where the -- with the sirens on. >> an la department of transportation spoke men cone furred the agency participates in these type of operations. drivers are subject to arrest if they agree to a ride that was not prearranged. >> it's not safe and bad business. >> legal analyst say even uber drivers are considered banned cabs if they stop for someone off the books. >> there's no accountability for the passenger or the driver. and so there has to be regulation in this business. >> but the drivers believe it was entrapment. they say they never asked people if they need a ride and have near perfect customer ratings. >> i felt like i was a criminal. >> it could be handling -- handled a lot better way. >> some cities are adding officers to keep an eye on those 0. >>> good morning keeping a close eye on the commute as folks gets used to the new presidio parkway. so far we're not seeing any troubles just a little confusion as you work your way on that

so there's been a couple of concerns bought up that is the door was originally moved closer to they're building and then the last design has been moved back to where it was in the photos that were shown before in regards to the deck in the back our original project my wife said has been changed to make that smaller in scale for financial reasons and consequentially the house has shrunk in size and there is a deck out back we live in the city with three children and we tried to get our kids outside as much as possible noise is a concern for the neighbor i don't have much else to say i'll answer questions anymore specifically thank you very much >> okay. any speakers in support of the project sponsor any speakers in support of the project sponsor. >> if i may add i went around the block on our street and have signatures from multiple neighbors who have no problem with the project. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. any speakers in support of the project sponsor didn't appear to be okay dr requester you have 2 minutes. >> yes. >> you want to give her the mike. >> she is happy the rule has chang

so, we went to the door to see what it was and as soon as we got to the door, there was just several er pops after that and we looked down two doors down and we saw a guy in a silver mustang just unloadediinn the naval recruiting place. >> unloading. was this a, i ask because i believe from our guest before it was a sort of a, was it a car without a top? was it a convertible. >> yes. it was a convertible. >> was he standing up and shooting out of it? was he seated? >> he was just shooting, shooting. he loaded, i think, once or twice. and just kept going until he unloaded, again. >> okay. what could you see of this person? were you able to see his face? >> no, i wasn't able to see his face at all. i do know he was, he wasn't black. he was either white or another nationality. >> you could see some of his skin. maybe his arms then or his legs if you saw him from behind. >> his arms. >> you saw his arms. >> and barely part of his face. >> okay. was he alone? >> yes. >> he was alone. tell me he shot, tell me for how long you saw him shooting. are we talking about five seconds, longer? >> p

we closed the door. >> we didn't call 911. here. >> reporter: they called the kaufman county sheriff. >> the things that were in that house were very important. and they needed to be preserved until the right people show up. and they did. they showed up. >> i was at my house and we'd just finished an easter egg hunt with about 30 kids in the backyard. >> reporter: about 8:00 p.m., prosecutor toby shook got a call from his partner, bill wirskeye. >> he said, "hey, the mclellands were found murdered. and the sheriff wants us out there." and it -- it scared me to death. when i left the house bill came to pick me up and my wife had two guns out. and i said, "unless you know it's me coming through the door be ready to use them." >> reporter: the prosecutors raced to the scene. >> it was surreal. i mean, the front yard's lit up and it's got the yellow crime scene tape and there's lots of sheriff's officers and texas rangers and fbi there. >> reporter: shook saw sheriff david byrnes standing on the lawn. >> sheriff byrnes is a pretty

we've seen the doors of this facility riddled with bullet holes. make of the scene, tom? >> pamela the first thing is what bill gavin mentioned, trying to identify the background of the shooter, e-mails, cell phone contacts friends, neighbors, a search of his residence, of his vehicle. all of that to try to determine what would have motivated, what was the reason that this person wanted to do this. now, maybe it's something like the individual applied to be in the u.s. military and was rejected and has a personal complaint against the military and it's not related to terrorism or politics or ideology. so if that's the case then it's going to be a state and local violation for murder. but if terrorism is determined to be the motivating factor here then the fbi will have primary jurisdiction the jttf joint terrorism task force, will take the lead in this and they'll do everything they can to try to determine whether others were involved whether he was self-motivated receive instructions online. you know who this person was in communication with prior

. >> come on, open up the door. nds visible. >> but it's the suspect who catches the police by surprise. >> i was a little taken back on the operator of the vehicle. totally out of the norm. >> july 28th, 2008. arlington, texas. detective jesse minton of the arlington police department auto and theft unit is alerted that a bait car has been broken into. bait cars rigged with cameras and gps tracking equipment are used by police departments nationwide to catch thieves in areas where auto theft is a recur being problem. >> >> we pick a car that looks like cars that are most stolen. with those cars we take some time and install the equipment so we can lock the doors remotely. kill the engine remotely. record everything inside with video cameras and microphones. then we deploy the cars out to a location where we either have a crime problem or persons are stealing those kind of cars in that area. we're basically fishing with the bait. >> the bait car, a red chrysler sebring is stolen just down the road from the station. a

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after he fired more than a dozen rounds. >> he came out of the door. we suspect he saw the resonding officers arriving throught the parking lot and re-entered the area. >> reporter: state police and fbi are trying to track down people who knew or who came into contact with houser. >> we don't no why he came to lafayette. >> no, it will be tough. i don't think we'll be 100% sure as to why what happened here at the grand theatre happened. >> reporter: do we know from his family - his mother i know you have spoken to. >> you know, we know that he had some mental issues. we know - based from what they are telling us. all of that will come out in due time.

out the door on 202, you can check out the drive times there.see ten minutes headed northbound or southbound from 30 up towards the schuylkill expressway. a lot of our majors are quiet so far this morning. if you're heading into philadelphia from new jersey, currently no problems on any of the area bridges, the walt is doing okay the tac pal and the"the biggest loser" -- burlington bristol is clear. two lanes blocked heading westbound heading into philadelphia. >>> here's something jessica will be watching closely. pennsylvania cowl increase the speed limit on more of the turnpike. that will be at least a year before that could happen. state officials are currently analyzing data from a study to see if it's safe to boost the speed limit to 70 miles per hour. last year, part of the turnpike in central pennsylvania saw that increase. the highway department is still trying to decide if that would make sense to raise the limit for other parts of the turnpike. >>> it is a childhood rite of passage, one that not every child gets to enjoy. next, a prog

patchy out the door. it is mild. overnight low temperatures, 56 degrees for the coolest spot in santa rosa. and 64 in concord. and oakland and in livermore. low 60s in san francisco. today's numbers, very similar to yesterday. we saw the clearing at the beaches. pretty awesome yesterday. today, we have had patchy stratus and 60s and coming around the seashore and 70s and 80s around the peninsula and jumping up to 86 degrees along the warm spots in the los gatos area east of the bay and 86 degrees also over here. in brentwood, tracy, oakley and mountain house. and otherwise, we will have the clearing in stinson beach. bodega bay. and 87 in cloverdale. the full forecast minutes away. >> thanks, roberta. >>> let's check the roadways. good news, we are accident free. we checked in with chp and fortunately we are dealing with bartfullys on the richmond direction about, a 15 minute delay. and plan for that. golden gate ferry, and unique cal train, and ace and the rest of mass transit is on time. and southbound 101 near the

. >> she didn't want the door do move where the window is here daughter is working here right next to the front door it is too noisy people go in and out and she needs to concentrate on her work and then the backyard she objects on building the backyard because her kitchen is looking right at the backyard and she has some objection to it. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> okay one of the reasons she objects to have the. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i think is the what do you call that? a platform or deck sorry because if people are on the deck they can see right into their kitchen so she feels it is invading her privacy they usually their age closed it is trevor to their lifestyle >> (speaking foreign language.) >> she says they already have the big deck but she suspect in deck has no permit but already have a permit and building another deck her concern. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. any speakers in support of dr requester? >> lou lou maybe i can translate that. >> any speakers in support of the dr requester. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> she's the only one here. >

when i talked about the oven door, i have stood at that oven door. xactly what it looks like. (audience reacts) (whimpering) >> the pop buy's chicken in terminal b i like it because the food is quick and delicious. the ladies call me honey, sweetie and darlin'. still make cathead biscuits and red eye gravy. (john makingjon making noises) >> there is a trump effect going on with candidates where they want to double down on to get some attention. >> whaaa...buhhhh...huuuuhhh?! the i.r.s. is the closest thing the u.s. has to a guess gestapo. >> i wish someone had told me when i was in high school that i could have felt like a woman when it came-type time to take showers in p.e. i'm sure i could have found my feminine side and said, coach, i think i want to shower with the girls today. (audience reacts) (cheers and applause) >> jon: beyonce is such a mega talent she has such extraordinary ability that she doesn't need to go where she went. do they need to get into the vulgar and crude to be success successful? (laughter) >> there is a trump effect that i

. >> my father-in-law came to the door to wake us. said that -- he said there's a fire at your dad's house, and it's bad. >> it was engulfed in flames. a very shocking moment. >> firemen searched the area around the home, but there was no sign that jim had escaped. >> and i just thought my dad would come walking out, but, no. >> the longs' home was attached to a workshop jim used to store the equipment for his tree-trimming business. it, too, was on fire. after the fire was put out, the firefighters cut through the metal siding. they found the body of 53-year-old jim long. jean was taken to the hospital where she was treated for minor scrapes and bruises. one of the bruises was on her chin. she told police that her husband tried to fill their kerosene heater with fuel, and then there was an explosion. >> he was covered in flames. she tried to put the fire out with her hands. her gloves caught fire. >> in a panic, jean said she ran from the workshop into their home to call the fire department. at the fire scene, investigators found the

cockpit for that temporary moment when the door is open to have some sort of barrier there i know now on flights they have a cart turned sideways and the flight attendant is standing behind the cart so someone isn't able to get up to the cockpit door right away. is a secondary door something that should be considered or necessary based on your knowledge and experience? >> i think it is absolutely necessary to take a look at it and see if it works if it's effective, if it's something that's going to you know result in less resources and more protection and security for the flight crews. as you stated the flight crew does bring out the cart and block the entrance for the pilot to use the facilities so we are working and have been for a number of years with boeing, the faa. i was just informed yesterday there were some foreign partners that have an interest in looking in this as well so that work will continue. >> one other thing we touched on yesterday, there's been a concern within the industry about the federal air marshal service booking flights c

he like pushed me out the door and pulled me back. he is like i'm not f'ing playing around. >> reporter: the suspect told reeves he was stealing the van and kidnapping him. >> and then i was like oh, my god like i don't -- you know, i don't want to get held somewhere and tied up for something like, you know,. >> reporter: when they came to a red light, reeves said he reached for the door to escape. >> he seen me reach for the door. he looked at me and was like if you say anything about this i'm going to come back and kill you. i was like oh, my god. >> reporter: the suspect set off and reeves called his boss, who called police. and inside the stolen car, a valuable tracking device. >> connecting to on star. >> reporter: and that connected police directly to the car's location and they tracked down the suspect. >> you have his driver's license. >> and we have his driver's license so it wasn't a brain scientist. >> reporter: police say the suspect crashed into a few vehicles on his high speed getaway and ended up on the side of the road

okay go get the levers and get rid of the door knobs and it's not just about that but hearing, vision anything that is not an element that was the way that i look perhaps or something you know, -- >> you frame it in a way that person might understand. >> and sometimes you have to be rather abrupt with it but it goes back to your civil right. would you hire a veteran? of course. would you hire a person in a wheelchair? no. you couldn't, really? >> that's a different conversation. >> you would be in violation of the law then. you're good with that? yeah so there's a lot of that too so it's all about the visual. how do you get them to understand why the code is written that way. >> i find that in my role at sutter health so my job is to -- i basically see myself as the quarterback for disability compliance program so there's the policies and procedures but also the barrier removal, so i am kind of the quarterback for the team of planners and architects and everybody that's involved with building care sites or doing barrier removals and reporting on the progress there, and have two things

>> 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. i'm like, no, they don't

as we head out the door, to cheltenham, there's an accident on easton road and royal avenue. watch out for that. there will be a lane restriction there. as for mass transit, currently no problems or delays there. the area bridges, construction on the burlington bristol bridge scheduled until 5:00 a.m. the ben franklin bridge two lanes are blocked heading into philadelphia. the tacony palmyra, no problems so far. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a shooting and the victim is 6 years old. it happened in grays ferry just before midnight. police say the boy was playing basketball with other kids in his driveway. investigators say there's no evidence of the shooting. >>> 5:01 now. happening today, jury selection begins for one of the two men accused of the drag racing crash that led to the death of a woman and her three young sons. they were hit while trying to cross roosevelt boulevard two years ago. matt delucia is live for us at our criminal justice center in philadelphia. the victim's aunt is pleading for justice in this case. >> that's even with one of the two men plea

no final can happen on this project until there's an 8 foot garage if there's a window or door taken ousted by the client that has to be permitted or put back in i sometimes think that people don't thinks our permit was at garage door we don't do kitchens and bathroom we are not to the contractor with that said we take hundred percent responsibility for our mistakes and to answer commissioner swig have we been in business long enough to not make those mistakes you bet you the building inspection asked me are you sure you're doing this right and i said oh, darn serious problems so one quick thing on rose kim is that i understand it unless i'm being told i think correctly the client paid for accident surveyor after a year and a half if there's any more fees i'm time out if i'm mistaken i apologize. >> i have a question mr. pollard have you think in contact with ms. kim and you can't answer and yes. >> i think i'll wait for the department okay. thank you. >> one question is that owner occupied. >> yes. one hundred percent family and mr. sanchez is there a question for mr. sanchez or for mr. duffy. >>

an investigation into why the doors did not reopen leads to the firing of a train operator.t portland's transit agency claiming negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress. but the court ruled in favor of trimet. >>> a crowd holds its breath as a developmentally disabled man slips from the top of a 50-foot ferris wheel at an annual iowa state fair. it's august 2nd, 2005, and the day begins with excitement in the air. >> the biggest fair in eastern iowa, a lot of people expected to be there over the week. a lot of people already turning up for the fair. it is just in the first few hours. >> a weatherman at kwqc tv the local nbc television station is preparing to do a live shot for the newscast. >> the kickoff day was special needs day where they invited people from around the region with special needs to come and enjoy the fair with their caretakers for us as a tv station we like to get there and do all of our newscasts from that fair the first day it opened. if you're coming to the fair or anywhere in the great quad cities we'll have a look at your tuesday fo

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and if you head out the door on the pa turnpike currently no problems. except for on the northeast extension. westbound from route 1 to valley forge. currently no problems if you're headed eastbound. back to you. >>> new from overnight, the search is on now for two men who robbed a restaurant in center city philadelphia. police say the robbers went into tria cafe on 11th and spruce streets just before 3:00. they appeared to show a fake gun and made off with four bank bags filled with $1,500 in cash. no one was hurt. >>> also new from overnight, a firefighter was hurt battling a fire fire. there were initial reports of people to be trapped inside but the fir fighters found no one. >>> we expect to wlern if charges were filed against the driver who hit and killed a man on a bike in the hunting park section of philadelphia yesterday. matt delucia is live at police headquarters with more on what we know. fill us in. >> tracy, at this point, no. >> chas filed that could change later on this morning as the d.a.'s office gets the case. this woman was questioned

is some more pictures this is the exterior of the house - this is the window that will be where the door is so once we get going on this this is a view from the window - and back here are the doors he's referring to grandparent said this other person tree didn't have leaves one of the things we've offered to put a 10 foot fence offered to install fence with a tall bamboo that replaces that issue we've done all those things those don't matter to him this is pretty cool a picture we took standing on a ladder 5 feet if the house to gusts a sense of what if we were on the deck the line of sight you can't see into his house regarding the where was i - >> oh, regarding the plan as well so when we met with mr. norris to shrink the deck and move the window to that's fine i'll go to planning and ask kelly that was the first person that helped us can we move the door and shrink the deck down she said absolutely not don't touch those windows their original with wood frame and impacts the neighborhood we're in dmrieps with that aspect we've doing every thing we can to appease them it is not sufficie

. >> thank you my name is linda i'm actually, the neighbor that is setting the property the next door neighbor that is setting the property in question. >> you can pull the mike over. >> this is i've often heard this is referred to a slight change it is not a slight change to explain the current homes along that side it isth thence central standard time street in the middle of the row they're similar in size and construction the lots are about 25 feet by a hundred feet but only about 50 to 60 percent the lot is used by neighborhood at this time and those are detailed in the back of the home we actually and i have we actually have a fence there my neighbors do as well going down the row the property south is on a 25 foot 29 by 8 inch slab the total implores area before the fire was 14 hundred and they're all started the same place and ended up in the same place the home it only has 7 hundred and 50 square feet of living space prior to the fire i mean the way the homes were built their two story has a 7 foot ceiling not able to convert it to usually space and sometimes a little bit some