nest offers an experience of the mission district and noah valley. to the question are we is a city that prides itself on the big and small businesses or do we seek to homogenize our industry and seek out noah's nest sure everyone should not be encouraged to stay at bed-and-breakfast but noah's is a wonderful expression of what san francisco is today when i recommend a bed-and-breakfast if you're looking for a slice of the mission district stay at noah's nest. in my opinion noah's is an asset to the city and a shame to see it removed >> thank you. next speaker. i'll call a few more names (calling names). >> hello, i'm gretta gordon i'm a typical san francisco resident i certainly support noah's nest in the noah valley it's the only bed-and-breakfast in that area. it is a well run and efficient and, in fact, it's eloquent and i urge you to vote yes. thank you >> thank you. >> i'm mary concrete the property we own is a couple of blocks from noah's nest it's also been a comfortable knowing that if two many visitors ascend on us dollars a clean an

my name is paula i'm the cpa in sausalito in getting away from the tax season come over to noah's nest just a few miles away from sausalito it is a home away from home it's a wonderful place to be the garden are beautiful. the place is very eloquent and sheila is wonderful the hospitality is wonderful. i'd like to stay there the place is eloquent and represents san francisco well and strorng yours u you're going to you support the conditional use and go by and have the breakfast it's wonderful >> a few more names. >> good afternoon. i'm margret i've known sheila for seven years as a homeowner might have and here perm friend i hope she is granted the fund to have noah's nest i urge you to support her as well. >> thank you. good afternoon structural engineer sheila i've known her for over 15 years she asked for a structural inspectors it is struggling sound thanks (laughter) >> thank you. >> >> well, i'm robert alderman a photojournalist it and a photographyer i'm nothing incarcerated to sheila ash and noah's nest. truly it's at&t's a nest where people nest he will in its unique and arti

anytime a friend or family come from as far as israeli know the only place to go is noah's nest especially now in the terrible times we're golden through a friend call me and say where should they go i need to have a rest i have the right place noah's nest sheila has been known to give up her own bed in case the place is needing a bed. i wish that we will still have this service for the community and i can't imagine san francisco without noah's nest. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm ken i'm here to support noah's nest. and that's because noah's nest is an asset to our city and neighborhood it's the first placing place i stated when i came to town that's when i came to san francisco to make it my home it was a great stay and when my parent came here they stated and loved it one of the great things they could stay when i had the car at work and they could get around town that's a walkable neighborhood it brings us colorful visitors and energy to the town and noah's nest is a place i can recommend to people i want to be an ambassador to the city i tell people this

the story of noah's ark is just one of many, many, many things in the bible that good christians and good jews no longer believe. i can't wait to see what noah looks like at the ark park. what does a 600-year-old guy look like? how long is a 580-year-old beard? hollywood will ask you to believe almost anything, for a couple of hours any way. hollywood asks you to believe in ferries, smurfs, all manner of gremlins, godzilla. but in hollywood, noah is 50 years old. because even hollywood can't buy the 600-year-old guy thing. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. weit's not justt we'd be fabuilding jobs here,. it's helping our community. siemens location here has just received a major order of wind turbines. it puts a huge smile on my face. cause i'm like, 'this is what we do.' the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energy, i'm so proud,

the story of noah's ark is just one of many, many, many things in the bible that good christians and ews no longer believe. i can't wait to see what noah looks like at the ark park. what does a 600-year-old guy look like? how long is a 580-year-old beard? hollywood will ask you to believe almost anything, for a couple of hours any way. hollywood asks you to believe in ferries, smurfs, all manner of gremlins, god stizilla. but in hollywood, noah is 50 years old. because even hollywood can't buy the 600-year-old guy thing. vo: this is the summer. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. so get out there, and get the best price guaranteed. find it for less and we'll match it and give you $50 toward your next trip. expedia. find yours. "i've still got it" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career you'll love. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities caman: thanks, captain obvious. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might want to get t

when we returned to tampa, there was a new inmate in jones' bunk and jones himself was back at the noaha free man, but very much aware that he was still on parole and one slip away from going back to prison. >> when the people told me that i would be getting out that day, i was so full of joy i wanted to scream but i had to hold my compose your, you know. i even wanted to ask her out to dinner. i thought, oh, she might take that the wrong way. >> since his release, jones has been enjoying the simple joys of freedom like getting to choose his own clothes. >> i like to match my clothes. whatever shirt i got i like my shirt the same color. i had these shoes first to go with a shirt that i had and it was these shoes that made me go out and pick the color suit that i got. ain't that something? >> jones is not taking his second chance at freedom for granted. he gives himself a daily reminder of the shortcut that almost sent him back to prison. >> i purposely ride that back away not to do through that. i go around the long way. i can see that place and it's still open. still a big old hole in

but having this business in this mission is great for the mission district and noah valencia to have hub and wonder about the streets that are wonderful the mission streets are a culture educate this city has we're lucky to have to so i support having this bed-and-breakfast there we've all been to bed-and-breakfast they get you to walk around and experience that city and area. i strongly support of the conditional use for this thank you guys >> thank you. >> good afternoon director heinecke necessary i just want to say that knowing as a community treasure we need to keep this in our community i was not a community but i see worthy causes we need to keep this treasure in our community. thank you >> thank you. >> dear member of the commission i'm john claude and today i'd like to to say that san francisco is a world-class city that deserves a world-class bed-and-breakfast. the noah's nest is a world-class bed-and-breakfast that meets all the requirements of commission i urge the commission to grant this to the nest >> (calling names). >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm bill hoover. i'

valley in my lifetime i'll lived in the neighborhood and attended noah valley and worked in retail establishment prior to coming and resident of 31 years at the police department after the marriage we resided in noah valley we raised our children you, however, in 1985 we couldn't afford the plan and purchased a home in daily city we reasonable finally to return to noah city i've observed the transformation of the neighborhood from a thrilling and affordable middle-class neighborhood because of the good weather noah is a good city, however, we're concerned there's a trend toward building resident that are excessive in scale and mass the project on duncan is a prime example and many of us are concerned such 1r789 will be untrophy. like other community stakeholders that have spoken or will speak i'm here to urge you to order the project sponsor to remove the penalty how did it is only an entertainment venue that is excessive and out of scale, however, a 4 story structure is not to the size and scale of the properties in the neighborhood as public standards i urge you

looks like that crash scene, we just heard from the freelance journalist, noah snyder, obviously is awful now. jim, stand by. the downing of the malaysian jet is adding a lot more strains right now to the already tense relationship between washington and moscow. our foreign affairs correspondent is over at the state department. elise what are you hearing there, this happening a day after the president announced tighter sanctions against russia. >> reporter: that's right and president putin responded saying that's going to push u.s.-russian relations to a dead end. clearly that already raw situation is going to be exasser bated. officials are telling me, you can't envy this national security team, wolf. so many world crises, they're trying to identify americans that might have been on board. so far none yet but clearly that's a concern. you have this ground invasion of gaza. all hand on deck at the state department opand certainly the days ahead will be a key factor. >> just when you think all of these international crises out there can't get worse, our national security analyst bob baer.

the head coach says noah has an excellent chance to make the team, which competes in the amputee world cup in november. >> that makes me feel real proud of myself. >> soon to be sophomore plays games with both legs. >> i thought he was really good and strong and he kept up with all of us. scored a couple goals. he's a fantastic athlete. you know, you'll see as you watch him, his ability to go up and down the field is shocking. you wouldn't expect someone to move as fast as he can move. >> with able bodied players, he is a little different. when he's on the field with other amputee players, he says it's a level playing field. until he is actually announced as a member of the u.s. national man's amputee team, noah will keep practicing with his buddies, helping him hone his skills for playing bigger, stronger adults on the men's u.s. national team. but one thing he will have in common with them, is their love of the game and desire to win. in frederic, dianne roberts, wusa9 sports. >> tryouts august 8 and 9. >> cool stuff. that's our broadcast for tonight. >> stay with wusa9 for the eveni

snyder as well on the telephone. noah, you were one of the first journalists to make it to the crash scene and you've been back there today. has the security gotten any better there? one of the amazing facts of this from the beginning, not just the fact there is not a proper investigation under way there, but it's actually dangerous, there's been gunfire, there have been threats. is it any better today? >> hi, thanks for having me. one important thing to remember is all of this is happening in an active war zone. there's been a separatist uprising that began in april and has burned slowly up until this point. and security concerns are real and the ability of any of the authorities on the ground here to effectively secure the area are minimal. the rebels are a patch work group and they -- they seem to answer to different forces at different times. today, we saw open access earlier in the day, then a group of observers from the osce, the organization for security and cooperation in europe, arrived, with a pretty well-armed

the london. extraordinary to hear from noah sneider on the scene of this crash. obviously focusinging on human tragedy. there are many aspects to what is going on. >> reporter: absolutely right. it was an extraordinary eyewitness account of the carnage and although he said that villages are trying to do their best. as victoria said, this is a crime scene and it has to be preserved and it's come down in the heart of those suspected of those taken the plane dawn. this is really serious. and if the international community wants to it find out what happened, needs to get investigators there swaps. and the ukrainian spokesman who has had conversations intercept between pro russian separatists and russia's military service. essentially, talking about this plane coming down, talking about shooting it down and then saying, oh, my goodness, this looks to be a passenger plane. to for those who remember, 30 years ago a plane was brought down over the soviet union in 19 83. and is the russians denied it rpg said it was a military spy pane plane. the past few days, the intern

1994 i've watched the neighborhood change and grown up there and as a result of that i think the community of noah valley as improved and the lifestyle because of t because of the developers it is eclectic at best and the duncan home was overgrown and the home abandon and the neighborhood was silent to the deterioration of that property over 10 years 10 years denver has owned that property and never been and not once have the weeds been pulled in support of the way it is to hear the opposition i find amazing. so let me tell you that particular street is far from e semi and has three or four underserved homes so i'd like to see this impact us in a positive manner. i've taken the time to walk the block to ask for people to support the project that adds to the benefit that is enjoyed by thousands of people of the people we didn't go to the people that were non-supporters but people that were in silent support they didn't have the will to show up i strongly ask this boyle's to move forward it's been part of the plan since 2011 and every single time we've taking into consideration we've looked at it an

the noah's ark story is true literally drew i mean our people stupidly got everybody on leverage count the ways i mean i mean racism is obviously fused with a lot of everything seven of it is just lizard brain nonsense you don't look like me i hate you some of it has to do with economics and class and the way rich people are able to use things like race to divide poor people you know it's very easy to get people distracted from the issues that they should be thinking about by pointing to raise that mexicans going to take your job well that mexican is probably not going to take your job because as it's been proved over and over again john mccain said it once you can do it my friend you can't pick fruit and this is an all day white people have tried and they will to buy lunch and other areas it's engressia list a geisha and. yeah well you may have the democrats are saying that this is a phony thing well it is a funny thing it's been a funny thing from the beginning i mean it's a tragedy but not everything bad that happens in the world is obama's fault or is that they're always there temp

the system. it is a lot more transparent than what currently exists. >> i agree with noah completely, actually, and, you know, i'm not saying that -- nobody is saying that regulation has to go away. nobody is saying that the government doesn't have a role to play. but we're blurring the lines between personal and commercial at this point. we used to have stuff you did for yourself and your friends, and stuff you did as a professional provider, now those lines are blurring because of noah's company and air b&b and uber and lift, and we have to stop and think what does the platform do effectively on its own, and what are the things for which we actually have to spending resources to have the government come in and inspect and license. we made a tradeoff between safety and convenience as a society. it's just that the lines that have been drawn for a full-time taxi driver or full-time restaurant, they don't apply to this new world. >> roxanne says . . . but on the flip side most of the drivers don't know where they are going anywhereway. >> still ahead what does the sharing of business mean? will it in

we'll continue to check in with noah in the coming days.xt, i'll talk to my panel about preserving what is a crime scene, multiple crime scenes, over a wide area, and the investigation of the crash. at every ford dealership, you'll find the works! it's a complete checkup of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at the pump. get our multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup only at your ford dealer. >>> joining know new is the former inspector general of the nstb. our military analyst. and in washington, peter golz, a specialist in aviation and international crisis management. also joining us is david soucie, cnn aviation analyst. appreciate all of you being with us. david, we were just hearing from noah schneider about the crash scene. from what he said, in terms of trying to, trying to investi

on the phone with me now, one of the first reporters there after this plane was shot down. noah the phone. you with me? >> reporter: hi there. thanks for having me, yeah. >> before we walk through the details of what you saw, the personal effects, what really jumped out at me, and disgusts me if i may, is today you saw already looters at the scene. >> reporter: i actually didn't see any looters myself, to be completely honest. there were reports of a few sort of local, low-life types rummaging through suitcases. but my impression is that nobody has been touching these bodies, the bodies themselves, for the most part because they're in such horrible condition that one simply wouldn't imagine laying hands on them. >> you yourself didn't see it, but again reports of the looting through the suitcases, personal effects. can you just walk me through, noah, the crash scene itself? first, with regard to these victims, with regard to the bodies, i read there are these tiny markers with white flags to mark each body. can you describe that for me? >> reporter: sure. the local rescue teams,

situation it's kind of like the all the remodels that are actually brand new buildings like the $4.5 million in noah valley that's the way it goes. . with that, general comment is closed thank you, again commissioner sugaya >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> colleagues at least for two meetings. >> okay meeting >> all right. thank you. everyone welcome to our regularly scheduled rules committee meeting. i'm katie tang and we have david campos

situation it's kind of like the all the remodels that are actually brand new buildings like the $4.5 million in noah valley that's the way it goes. . with that, general comment is closed thank you, again commissioner sugaya >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> colleagues at least for two meetings. >> okay meeting >> okay, good morning, the meeting will come to order. this is the regular meeting of the governor audit and oversight committee, i'm supervisor london breed, the share of this committee to my right is the vice chair, katy tang, and to my left, president chiu is also on the committee, the electricker is miller and i would like to thank sfgov tv, and madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes, be sure to silence your phones, and speakers cards to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk, items acted upon today will be on the august second, agenda, unless others stated could you calls the first item? >>resolution approving a contract for operating the sheriff's jail commissary and inmate trust fund accounting & management system, between keefe commissary network

situation it's kind of like the all the remodels that are actually brand new buildings like the $4.5 million in noah valley that's the way it goes. . with that, general comment is closed thank you, again commissioner sugaya >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> colleagues at least for two meetings. >> okay meeting >> all right. i am calling the small business commission to order. it is monday, july 28th at 2:00 p.m.. and i'd like to thank sfgov-tv for taping our commission meeting. item number 1 is call to order and roll call. commissioner steve adams is absent. commissioner mineta white. >> here. >> commissioner kathleen dooley? >> here. >> commissioner mark dwight? >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena? >> here. >> commissioner yee riley? and commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> here. >> madam president, we have a quorum. >> perfect. >> item number 2, general public comment, allows members of the public to comment generally on matters within the commission's purview, and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public that would lik

way you've handled it and communicated it to the viewers, noahr, an american freelance journalist on the scene of this crash. hard to imagine being there. >>> coming up, if it was a missile that brought down this flight, flight 17, we want to take a look at what type of system we're talking about and how it could bring down a passenger jet with 298 people on board at some 33,000 feet. that's next. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. we're trying our best to be role models.dels. we don't jump at the sound of the opening bell, because we're trying to make the school bell. corner booth beats corner office any day. we make the most of our time...

the smoke. here's an analysis from noah. the little red dots are where there are actual burning fires right now. >> that is flooded down into the midwest. we've had the ears or you can demonstrably look at a reduction of temperatures. may have in a small way contributed along with a lot of other factors. here are these little pimas. they will build vertically. we have this on stable atmosphere that we have been telling about. as the air ascends and becomes buoyant. they could be coming off and on the right into saturday it looks like. the coverage on saturday will favor the southern suburbs. about 30 percent of the area make it and on one. 30 percent on friday. 20 percent on saturday. here's a look at the temperatures. look at the unusual warmth. >> this has been part of the reason we have been cool. a very unusual pattern could come south toward bringing the cooler down into our area. >>, to the arctic coast. and 82 right now i yellowknife. >> here is this weird twin stream pattern. the a pricklvery peculiar. it brings an un

his younger brother everywhere he goes, that includes the triathlon that noah just completed. n on why he decided to take his special needs brother all the way. >> i asked my mom if i could do it, with lucas. he most of the time doesn't get what i get to do. like when i play sports, he has to just watch. i just want to finish with lucas. >> his brother suffers from a nervous system disorder, which allows him to do a few basic things in life. he's always going to go where i go. very cute. >> dana? >> who dat? it is drew brees. the new orleans saints quarterback is not only good at throwing a football, one thing i wish i could do is toss a frisbee. take a look at this. there you go. very talented. if i could throw a football or frisbee, jasper would have a lot more fun at the park. i kind of throw like a girl. >> jasper, jasper, jasper. baseball game, the pirates and giants, greatest team ever. jody mercer, why don't you show it. hits the ball to home run. still loses to the giants. ha ha. look what happens. slow motion, watch. >> oh, my gosh! that's why i don't go to baseball ga

the screen. first tonight, noah schneider on the ground. i spoke to him just a short time ago. >> noah, you're in dinesk. the black boxes were handed over by the so-called prime minister of dinesk to malaysian authorities. what was the scene like there? >> well, it was a surreal end to another surreal day here in eastern ukraine. the prime minister of the so-called dinsek flanked by his armed guards. malaysian senior representative and spoke quite extensively beforehanding the boxes over and having the ceremony tapped by an agreement signed and stamped with the people's republic stamp. the boxes were placed into this white satchel and handed over. >> you had been at this crash site from the beginning. you've seen the situation there. i'm unclear exactly at this point from international teams who is actually there doing any investigating. >> i think the investigation, to be completely honest, is in a bit of a phantom at this point. there hasn't been a proper investigation in the sense of a collection of evidence by any sensest group. most of

. >> stopping the swift pace of deforestation is also noah zimba's goal. mba is a professor of botany, and he advises the zambian government on environment protection. today, he's with his students on an excursion to an aloe plantation. they are learning what alternative sources of income the miombo forest offers. >> i am cutting the blade of an aloe, and you can see it is dripping. and this is what is very useful. the one that appears orange is the one that is usually used for creams. >> one liter of leaf sap can bring around 220 euros. noah zimba is convinced that the forest can be saved if people have alternative sources of livelihood. >> just understanding that you can move an ordinary product like this to give you high value returns, that connection requires appreciating that reality. but most people think it is just a plant that grows everywhere, so what is it for? it is a common plant of the miombo system, so nobody pays attention to it. >> but it's an open secret is that you can make coal from wood. many people in zambia live off the production or s

the checks in." and then she would say, "oh no, cooks need more sugar. i'm gonna need more sugar than this." and noahold his secretary at one point to get a $500 gift certificate for a nice women's clothing store and to send it to her as a thank-you. and so they send her the gift certificate, and it gets sent back returned. "don't want it." "what do you want?" she wants $500 gift certificates to the cheesecake factory. (laughs) and then, uh, she wanted live lobsters. >> i think what's interesting is how many hoops people will go through to get to information. i mean, you would think some guy from sac capital would say, "you want a lobster? you know, (bleep) off." you know what i'm saying? but no, she got the lobsters because she was giving him what he needed, which was inside information. >> narrator: freeman says that over a four-year period, he made five to ten million dollars by trading off of winnie jiau's information. >> narrator: by may 2010, the fbi was ready to move in. >> i stopped to get some lunch at a subway sandwich shop. i walk in, and there's a couple guys in suits, and these two guys

the project is to demolish a single-family dwelling it was looked not noah valley neighborhood and a 40 foot height district. the subject property is on the south side of duncan street that is a sleeping slope the property has 25 feet even if frontage and is depraved with the covered carport at the front of the property and an 7 and hundred and detached property it didn't embody any sty bus us is a cottage that was overwhelming constructed in 111 the block is defined by self-same dwelling in a mix of architecture style o are generally 20th century - one to two stories in height it has a two family dwelling while the property down slope has a single-family dwelling it will be a single-family dwelling 36 and a half feet in height that includes a bonus room and garage and living room and kitchen and dining area and 3 businessmen's and two bats on the second and third story. the project proposes a radish of 514 inches that exceeded the 9 inches the overall scale and materials of the proposed replacement structure are complimenty with the residential neighborhood character. the materials f

bye-bye. >> back here in the studio with jim sciutto, you just heard noah's firsthand account. it sounds like a tragic and devastating scene. we're obviously not showing you utmost graphic and extreme images. the ukrainian government really doing a full-court press talking about how this is the handiwork of pro-russian separatists. they've even produced what they claim to be audiotape. tell us about that. >> this is a short time ago, the head of the ukrainian secret service went on camera to say they've intercepted phone calls between pro-russian separatists and russian intelligence on the other side of the border inside russia discussing the shootdown of this plane. in fact, a short time afterwards they released a transcript which we translated. we don't have that to put on the air yet. i'll paraphrase. have you someone saying just now a group of near the mine where the plane went down shot down a plane. it fell near a local town there. the person comes back says where are the pilots. he says our guys went there to take pictures of the plane. he goes on to say it's definitely a

but i have a hard time imagining people digging through skeletons to pick up parts of the plane. >> noahneider, american freelance journalist who has been at the site of the plane crash. thank you. we appreciate you. >> no problem. >>> up next, we're going to turn to our other breaking news story, and that's israel's military's ground operation in gaza. and we'll be back with more, of course, on crash -- on the crash of flight 17. don't go anywhere. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. ♪ i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. ♪ he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. [ female announcer ] humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and

from the plane, the alloy has melted and solidified into this kind of thin layer of silver on the ground. >> noah snider, a free-lance journalist talking to don lemon. a young man there on the scene, very disturbing. of course, the worry for investigators when they look there is that people going through this, it's going to be very difficult. it's going to be hard to actually get in there and do a proper investigation. >> absolutely. it's interesting to note, i actually followed him on twitter, young man free-lance journalist, in donetsk, and he's been tweeting from there for a while. he was one of the first people to give an account of the scene there. what a horrible thing to see. we're going to have more on malaysia airlines flight 17 shot down in ukraine. >> as accusations fly over who is responsible for this tragedy, there are calls for a massive international investigation. [ male announcer ] this is the cat that drank the milk... [ meows ] ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space fou

>>reporter:the flights to stop in tel~aviv didn't sit well with noah's parent. >> the terrorists onlyhave to be right one time. we, all of us, have to be correct 100% of time. >> they are letting them know he's okay. in montgomery county they are getting the same update through the blog and e-mail. >> there is my son in a phillies' cap right there. >> i know they are going keep the kids safe. that is what they want the blog fills you in day-to-day. >>reporter:it is in light of the malaysian flight 17. >> i have the utmost faith in israel they are not going to let anything like that happen. >>reporter:both of those families say that their sons will be home in the next week or two on non-u.s. carriers. we'll take it day-by-day. the teens are said to be having a trip of a lifetime. kenneth moton, "action news." >>> thank you. we are updates our website as the story develops. we have link for you to check the status of every flight out the philadelphia international airport. >>> new york city police are keeping a close watch on the brooklyn bridge. two white flags mysteriously appeared at

are not come in yet there's going to be a lot of work for the staff all of a sudden and whether tiit's our inspections geological issuing noah's or the property owners come in at the latin last minute so i wanted to make sure that we have a doubt little bit of an center staff capacity to deal with that >> commissioner mar we agree with you for example, the space wece question have two long-term and wone short-term we're working with the real estate to find a space to host some of our division to move and expand it also regarding the staff we're i in the budget to have project base it have some staff, you know, to come in to help besides the inspector and the support staff we foresee those coming e and besides we are more and more ordinance we need to take care of later for the commercial and oother stuff coming in. but we forecast those issues we're working on that. for the new site hopefully come ahead but it l will be construcd by pine wood and back to the city and then for, you know, tenant improvements is ours a o also. >> this is a smaller question i just noticed that 3 thousand dollars transferr$3,000 transferred from su

. >> in response to an increase of ships striking whales off the east coast, noah put out this publico reduce their speed. >> researcher dave wiley is tracking humpback whales off the coast of cape cod. >> how many whales do you think are out here today? >> i counted 18 humpbacks and more finbacks but more we can see in the distance, so i would guess maybe 30 to 40 humpbacks and probably, you know, ten or again finbacks. >> he says the whales are following their food, a tiny fish called a san land, this underwater foot damage shows the'll like fish. >> here they come. >> the whale bursts out of the water gulping in thousands at once, the problem is that a boat might be in the way. >> do they sense the boat's presence? >> yes. they definitely know we are here. you know, the other not perceiving this boat as a correct but they perceive other boats that are intentionally a threat but they are accidentally run over because they are not looking out for them. ship strikes are one of the main things that kill whales to. >> help protect whales from strikes, wiley rerouted shipping lanes in ca