. >>> further south, a tow job in texas turns perilous, while another tow goes south in the snowy northeast. >> oh, my god! >> animals can have horrible days, too. rush hour on a freeway is always bad but for a tiny dog, it's life threatening. these are the stories of when ordinary days turn into very bad ones. "caught on camera: very bad day." >>> a woman in iowa fights for her life after her small boat capsizes over a dam. june 30, 2009 is just winding down for an iowa bridge construction crew along the des moines river when crane operator joe law notices something terribly wrong. >> i seen the boat drift down and he started it up and he was trying to wrap with an anchor or rope or something. then i heard him holler at his wife, put her life jacket on and he didn't have one on. >> there's nothing anyone nearby can do to stop the boat carrying a husband and wife from plummeting over the center street dam. the man is carried downstream, but the woman is caught in the turbulence or boil of the falls, rushing over the lowhead dam. a swift water rescue team is called in and captured by local n

matt keller is on the scene waiting for the tow truck to do its thing. matt?> this car went down the 50'. bangment at 5:00 a.m. and right now it is all the way at the top of the tow truck with the driver at the top of the hill and when you move the truck they can get the truck on the back of the tow truck and cleared. we will move right out of the way. here is the c.h.p. officer, but, when that is up they will have to close one of the lanes on this ramp, the connection ramp on 380 and 280 and when they do that they can clear it out. >> we will move out of the way so they can get that done. >> thanks, matt. >> right now more on traffic. >>> get out of the way, matt. looks like they are getting by but when it it is on the road there could be delays 280 from eastbound 380 in san bruno area. in cupertino, an early accident that has now cheered from -- cleared from the lanes and richmond-san rafael bridge shows rain on the camera lends and traffic is flowing smooth but there is patchy fog so use a caution. lisa is on the roof. >> four to five mile visibility is wha

of the tow yard where jeff lamb worked.he tire iron had hexagonal heads for loosening and tightening nuts. it was tested for dna. >> we tried everything to test the tire iron, but it was south florida and it rains all the time. the sun would have evaporated any dna as well as the water washing it off. >> but since it was so distinctive, as were the wounds on cathy's body, the tire iron was still a valuable piece of evidence. the hexagonal head was placed over photographs of cathy lamb's wounds. >> you look at the injuries on cathy's face. there's no way in the world anything other than this did it. >> jeffrey lamb was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. prosecutors believe jeff wanted out of his marriage. he often told friends that cathy was a poorhouse keeper. but apparently jeff was no better. >> he called her dirty and yet his truck was filthy. he had more garbage in his truck than you would throw out in the street. i don't know if you would call him a hypocrite or something, but he didn't lave better lifestyl

and then there's also a towed side scan sonar that would be towed behind the ship just like the towedinger locater is towed behind the ship. and that also has a side scan sonar on it that would be used. >> all right. bobbie, thank you very much. miles as well. mary, thank you. we'll see you in a bit. >>> coming up, how the united states is helping into the investigation of missing flight 370. >>> first, more than a week after a massive landslide, washington's governor says he's still holding out hope for a miracle. make sure you stay with us. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 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 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t mobile share value plans our best value plans ever for business. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals

other larger ones could be where towing is involved. that depends on the festival itself. i can provide you with an example if you like? >> sure. that would be great, thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. >> thank you. >> the next audit i would like to speak about the 2012 audit for kci for medical equipment. there were eight recommendations that focused on improving monitoring of the contract. dph has implemented three recommendations and reports implementing process of three more including creating detailed policies and procedures for reviewing invoices before authorizing payment. the two contested request to implement and document and over all contract monitoring system which would result in the weaknesses for all dph contracts. dph reports will not implement those recommendations because it did -- does not have those resources to do so and they are here to address these issues. >> good morning supervisors. i'm here for anna cube or who normally facilitates the responses back. from the two contested recommendations in terms of implementing over all monitoring

. >> is it being towed by another car?how you where they are on this. >> oh. >> oh. >> they were getting towed. they blew a tire. all sorts of things happened. this wild story but the way they shot it it really looks like they're cruising out there. >> so clever. >> yeah, it's perfect. >> definitely a good fake-out. we were happy to know the real story behind it and we're happy to have all the guys from the ganges river band joining us "right this minute" from ballard, washington, you definitely faked out a bunch of people with this video. was that your intention? >> no, i didn't think anybody was actually going to look at it, i made a cute video and i thought it would be fun to make it seem like no one was driving. we had a really terrible day and it was a fun thing to do at the end of the day. >> tell us about the terrible day. >> we had one flat tire and we had to wait for a tow truck to give us gas and raise it up and we got a spare put on. but then the spare blew out and we had to wait for another tow truck driver and

how difficult will it be to find them with the towed ping locator?icult job. let me bring down the lights and show you why this is so difficult. in the portion of the ocean, the only way you can find anything is with a device. you can't see anything. you're looking for electronic window trying to look at little portions at a time. that's the only way to do this. and you because of that, it's a much slower process. we talked earlier about 50 square miles a day towing something and you're trying to cover 100,000 square miles in one search area, jake. that means that simply searching that area, something that scans a mile to one side and a mile to another would hopefully cover everything, it's going to take a tremendous, tremendous amount of time, jake, well over a year to get to just one area. it's a big, big job when you get to phase two. >> and that's why finding debris is so important. tom foreman, thank you so much. follow me on twitter @jaketapper. i turn you over to wolf blitzer. he is in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> all right, jake, tha

a car flipped over the embankment and a tow truck is on the the scene. northbound 101 before 280 expect some delays with debris in the lanes. walnut creek traffic is flowing nicely and south 680 tail lights headed to highway 24, no delays. >> honda is recalling 900,000 vehicles because of fire risk. the america's money report is next. >> a new tool the i.r.s. unveiled to let you track your refund. >>> covering daly city, dublin and los gatos and all the bay area there is abc7 news. >> if the federal government owes you a refund you have more options than waiting for the check tore direct deposit from uncle sam. the i.r.s. usually issues refunds to less than 21 some days but you don't need to wait and wonder. you can check the status of your refund on the i.r.s. website under "where's my refund tool," and lets you check the status on the smartphone using an app. >> google is tightening policy for inapp purchases and now you have to enter a password days after new york woman sued google claiming her child made a $66 purchase in a game without her knowledge

>> and it would be a complaint red, so you would have to make the complaint for the ticketing and towing. >> exactly. that would, you know, make my life much easier. a: okay. >> my property is to the right and i agree with michael. i do not have a problem with the construction inside the property, but like michael have said, in our neighborhood we have recently been experienced very difficult parking situation and people park on the wrong side so i would like to ask the building inspection to relook at the plan again and i think for four bathrooms, three baths, it would be fair to ask for two parkings instead of just one parking spot because that's just -- it's just -- to me it would just create future problems. and i also think there's a problem with the entrance to the garage because, like, next to the building i experience the difficulty to the previous tenant who couldn't get his vehicle into the garage so that's something that needs to be addressed and then i think the plan needs to be done properly, like, two parkings and proper entrance to the garage. thank you. >> excuse me. whic

we saw a honda crv having to be towed away. that in the outbound lanes on eisenhower on the inside lane near the inner loop, there was also a pickup truck that spun out and needed to be towed away. there are a number of cars spun out everywhere. it's very difficult driving. you heard it before. i'm say it again. don't go out unless you have to. only if you have four-wheel drive. i'm peggy fox, back to you. >> the best advice, put that on repeat all day long. >> we've been hearing that from our scott broom as well. he's crisscrossed into four different counties all since we went on the air. >> he's putting the mobile in our mobile newsroom and he's now in charles county, right, scott? >> reporter: you're correct. i'm in waldorf. the first place i stopped in waldorf is the home depot here. when you talk about essential employees, it's the guys and girls who work at home depot and folks who have to get to places like itself mini mart. you can still buy gasoline and get out and about. rock salt is a big item today. the good news is

cars parked cars emergency routes will be ticketed and towed. look for the snow emergency signs, you're going to find them on most of the major streets. >>> right now let's go outside live in rockville, maryland. this is quite a bit of a different storm than last time because we have a lot of wet rains on the road and it has started to rain within the past few minutes here in montgomery county that they can't go out and treat the roads right now as the crews are resting, getting ready for what's headed our way starting tonight. now a few things i want to tell you about tonight if you live in montgomery county, crews won't come in here being activated at midnight as the snow emergency goes into effect then. that means if you're a part of the snow route that you have got to move your car because you will be towed and you will be ticketed. now in turn the county has opened up several garages and parking lots for you to park your car there for free. a list of those online. they are also opening up their call centers tonight starting at 10:00. they w

this could come to 4 -- $100 towing fee. this could come to $400 for one illegal parking. >>> alexandria dash bus service is suspended tomorrow. meantime thousands of vdot trucks of getting ready to take the first crack at ice and snow overnight. hank silfverberg joins us live from the van dorn silver dome in alexandria. >> reporter: basically all you have is a very cold rain now, but it will get rougher. that's why they've prepared most of the day to help on the roads and on the interstates. >> i want everybody to be safe and go home. >> reporter: a briefing for this private contracting crew as they head out on the interstates, some of the 4,000 trucks that will be out overnight and throughout the day tomorrow. you're looking for a very long night. >> very long season. >> reporter: they're not pretreating the roads since the chemicals and salt would be washed away by rain. instead they'll put down the plows when the ice and snow arrives and work 12 hour shifts. >> every 12 hours we change out drivers. so they want to get a

if you are parked there tonight, $250 fine plus towing and if you're towed, there's the number to call. let's go to our chart camera. there was a longstanding overturned tractor trailer on the eastbound side of route 50 outside the beltway at route 704 cleared about 10 minutes ago. it happened at 11:45 this morning. it took a few hours. we'll go to virginia on the north bound side of i-95 which is clear in springfield. it's not the volume, but you will see trucks headed out overnight. give them space they need to keep the roads safe tomorrow morning. back to you. >> looking clear right now. >>> it had been a mess on the roads in northern virginia, peggy fox driving all day evheerywre from tysons to woodbridge. >> she's seen cars stuck in all kinds of places. right now she's live from woodbridge. what's the view from there? >> reporter: actually we're in springfield now at the interchange and first of all, it is very cold out, 20 degrees, but it is so nice not getting pelted by ice or snow in the face and look at this, pavement on i-95, looking pretty good. you can find some slush still

you're going to tow it about 2.8 nautical miles per hour, which is -- and you'd be towing deep and slowt mowing along making sure every square meter is covered and yourmy analysts are looking at every square meter. >> when you talk about the strong current, not as strong as the gulf stream, as i understand what you said, if a piece of plane debris is at the bottom and it's not surrounded by -- you know, it's not mountainous terrain, just at the bottom without a lot of inhibiting things not caught on anything, how far could a current move it over the course of a week or so, something that was already settled and on the bottom? >> it's set on the bottom, i don't expect it to move very much. the concern is more finding a the place where you can look. and you need to be able to narrow down the search area for the kind of underwater operations. so the concern is not as much for currents moving debris at the bottom awe at the surface. >> at the surface. >> right. that's where having the most intense and effective can disperse it. and you need to be able to track it back to the site of the cra

navy's towed pinger locater system.eighs about 32 kilos and can locate signals at a depth of 6,000 meters. that's 18,000 feet, but it won't be in the search zone until april 5th at the earliest. search operations are based in perth in australia. our correspondent jon donnison is there. >> reporter: this is free mantle port just outside perth. it's here that at least some of the recovery operation is likely to be based. we have the "hmas success" set up here a few days ago. that's at the search scene as are a number of chinese ships. you're able to get a sense of how remote we are. perth already one of the most remote cities in the world and the search area is some 2,500 kilometers from where we are now. a towed ping locater will be used to try to find the plane's missing black box flight recorder. what happens is a ship tows this through the water and it's able to pick up any pings or signals sent out by the black box. there are a few problems with that. one, the black box flight recorder is only able to send these ping

>> no ordinary tow truck. something bigger and stronger was needed to get the partly submerged van out of water and it mate for a close call for the man behind the wheel. he is 75 years old. he was trying to maneuver the van from the parking lot and maybe the gas pedal was stuck. he went over the embankment into the bay, a very dangerous situation but it could have been worse. >> he is very lucky. very lucky. >> he get out on his own and not hurt. the next issue is getting the van out of the water. they brought in a $1 million-to-truck. -- million tow truck and didn't want to risk pulling the van over the rocks but brought if a massive tow truck to lift it out the water. they brought in a rescue swimmer but that person was not needed. >>> two women are accused of unthinkable, abusing and starving three children and chaining one to the floor so she could not reach her food. they were found on friday when sheriff deputies were called to a home. officers say the victims were severally malnourished, beaten and emo

sacramento and who test tow those are upper 70s. temperatures are starting to show and by tomorrow and the next day oranges pop up, which means temperatures in the 80s, safe is 63. the fire there too. but the temperatures are still on the mild side, san francisco 63 degrees at this hour of night is warm. 73 in napa. these are the forecast highs then for your wednesday. 73 in walnut creek, a lot of cities to talk about, 44 of them because tomorrow is going to be 75, hit as many as we can, 69 in hat man bay. no valley fog to think of. 5 day forecast sunshine straight across and temperatures kind of working their way up. and by this period in here, friday, saturday, sunday we are going to see 80s popping up. i will be back tonight at 10:00. wind gusts have gone up to 40 miles an hour in east bay hills. >>> we've been following breaking news for you in san francisco firefighters still at the scene of a massive structure fire, they have been making progress, we'll bring you up to with the situation right now. the great american novel. so

to a tow truck company. when confronted by his superiors, griffin changed his story. he said he was sitting in his police car in uniform at baker's intersection in a restaurant parking lot after his shift ended, reading a book. >> he claimed to be sitting in that parking lot reading this law book at this restaurant that was closed. >> and the motorist asked for him to call for a tow truck because his car broke down nearby. this put officer griffin on baker's intersection just a half hour to 45 minutes before kim medlin drove by on old charlotte highway. josh griffin denied any involvement in kim's murder, but soon, his fellow officers turned against him. apparently, everything started when kim told police she feared driving home alone at night along the dark country roads, and was concerned that a customer of the men's club was following her. in an effort to help, police broadcast an announcement asking officers to keep an eye out for kim's car, to make sure nothing happened to her. >> and we know from the investigation after the fact that mr. griffin was, in fact, ou

navy's towed pinger locater.todd has seen one of these devices. >> very high-tech device, arriving in perth overnight. we visited the manufacturer of phoenix, international holdings today, they showed us how this pinger locater works. it is towed from a ship, very slowly, less than 10 miles per hour. looks leak like a fin, weighs 70 pounds. this can extend to 20,000 feet below the surface. it's towed very slowly, as we said and has to be two-thirds of the ocean depth so that it does not hit obstacles. paul nelson, the project manager for phoenix international, which did he deploys this device, explained it once it picks up a signal. >> this is a towed pinger locater, this gets pulled behind vessel "opportunity" and detects the ping or chirp of this pinger. this is attached to the black boxes on an airplane. there are two of these on the two black boxes. so this unit will get pulled through the ocean, and then it listens to a tiny little chirp at 37.5 kilohertz frequency. >> reporter: now from there, wolf, they ha

the tpl is being towed behind the ship. sink down to depth, so that it is towed right along the bottom, and it is capable of going down to the depths we're talking about out there in the indian ocean. down to as deep as 20,000 feet, so it has to be towed down deep, almost along the bottom, not touching the bottom, of course, but down close to the bottom. >> got it. and it's there in perth. we know it will take about a week and a half actually to get to the area where they're searching. the haystack, if you will, because it's just that remote. that's how long it will take. and we don't know how much more juice in these boxes exists. bobbie, thank you so much for your expertise. >>> coming up, if the satellite data has narrowed the search area, why is it still so huge? we will take you inside the virtual room to explain how speed and fuel play into the flight's final hours. tom foreman standing by for it. >>> also ahead, did you hear? the president of the united states dissing russia today. using a term that's got a lot of pe

a tow truck has arrived. the tow truck arriving on scene. hopefully they'll hook it up. once they do that should clear the lanes and give you a relief valve. so far this caused a ripple back on to the approach off the bay bridge from the stop of the screen, west 80 off of treasure island. slow over at the oakland side. though it's a light commute through berkeley a big backup. metering lights are on still at bay bridge and turn slowly, the bay bridge toll plaza shows you lanes packed up on the oakland side because of the activity southbound 101 two lanes blocked at caesar chavez but a tow truck on scene. hope to see relief in the next half hour. >>> more breaking news. this time in the south bay, san jose firefighters have just knocked down a house fire in alma dan valley neighborhood not far from the corner of redman and coleman road. flames were so big they called for backup. damage kept to the garage. one person inside the home suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation will be fine. no word on a cause. >>> also happening now, crews in fremont working to reopen a busy

shuns are back to normal and the city the lifted the snow emerge is si this morning, but not before it towed 90 vehicles and put tickets in the windshields of another 1,100 that were parked ale long the snow emergency routes, and the ticket and the tow fines can be auch as $250 per clroblems with air travel are easing up. at the height of the storm, 2,800 flights were grounded and most of them in the d.c. area, and right now the delays continue as the airlines are trying to get back on track. with we have an update from the local airports and there are about 100 cancellations at reagan national, and bwi and dulles, and 100 delays. >> and now weather is prompting some schools to cancel classes for third straight day. and culpepper schools will be closed tomorrow, and charles and st. mary's, and loudoun county school cans will be on a two-hour delay. doug kammerer, it is going to be staying cold for a while? >> well, a little while, but not the frigid air again. this is simply amazing and historical how cold we were last night and into the early morning. take a look at the the numbers the lows

>> reporter: yeah, and the tow pinger won't get there for another two or three days.the reason, ashleigh, the manufacturer says it's guaranteed to last 30 days. they have been known to last weeks longer. it really depends what the point of impact was, what happened to the airplane, what kind of condition the flight recorders were in. and remember also on that ship, the "ocean shield" blue fin 21, an underwater vehicle that will comb the ocean bed and that's how they found one of the recorders from flight 447 nearly two years after that plane crashed in the atlantic. >> i think what you're saying is very heartening for the families who are hearing some of the optimism wane with each report that the debris simply is ocean trash. paula newton, great job in perth, australia. >>> inevitably, there will be a time when some of the ships and planes will call it quits in the southern indian ocean. last option in the search for flight 370 then might come from space. the eyes from the satellites. joining me to talk about what happens when the search crews go home and effectively

it towed behind and looks for the ping.t be the best hope for ever knowing what happened to this plane. there is a major problem. the black box batteries could lose power anytime from now until a week from now but technically a week from now. >> reporter: the malaysian transportation chief. >> a lot of these could be answered if we find the black box. >> reporter: less than a week until the batteries on the pinger likely run out. >> the chances of finding the pinger are very slim. even when you know roughly where the target is it can be tricky. they have a limited range. >> reporter: that is why the ocean shield is heading to the search area with this on board, towed pinger locater. it can probe down to 20,000 feet listening for the signal. >> here is a black box. you can see a pinger or beacon attached to the black box. when this gets wet it triggers a signal in here. >> reporter: the pinger locater can detect the black box signal from as far as two nautical miles away. >> if the boat is doing this on the ocean waves now y

that company that was operating the barge, or the tow vessel which was towing the barge, that company has been involved in, in fact, that tow boat the one specific boat involved in this has been involved in more than 20 incidents reported to the coast guard over the last goesen years, including several other accidents. a lawsuit filed today and we'll keep you updated. watch this space. pores just by washing your face? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to clean and tighten pores so they can look half their size. pores...shrink 'em down to size! [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. neutrogena®. [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. ifyou may be muddlingble withrough allergies.nger... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™. >>> we have some breaking news tonight from western washington state, snohomish county. that's where recovery operations are still ongoing. just in the last few

when the tow arrives you could find slow traffic. appreciation day for transit driver so give your driver thanks. everyone is on time with no delays. we had a stall at treasure island and traffic is backing up to the tunnel. >>> 6:00 a.m. and we start with breaking news from the south bay, a homicide investigation is underway in san jose and our reporter get to the scene and joins us. >>> crime scene investigators are on the scene collecting evidence at the home in south san jose.

well, i'll have to call it by its name, the tpl-25, tow pinger locater.s the use of the gear that you have? >> well, that's true. this is kind of for later on. what they're going to have to do, christine stated, empirical data ask, that can be the wreckage as well. and plug in as much as they can. and as mikie said, the inmarsat data seems like they have worked out a closer track. so that may be some really good data that narrows down the search. once they get that, they're going to have to run extensive computer programs, plug everything in there, and essentially they run millions and millions of different scenarios, and they get higher probability hits. when you're done, it looks like a big fried egg data plan with, you know, thousands and thousands of hits per square mile. it projected. and those are likely higher likelihood areas. they've got to narrow down the search. >> i'm glad you said that. they've got to narrow down the search. but absent of that happening, how many of those devices would be adequate for the kind of search that's needed? >> this

a towed ping locater will be used to try to find the plane's missing black box flight recorder. what happens is a ship tows this through the water and it's able to pick up any pings or signals sent out by the black box. there are a few problems with that. one, the black box flight recorder is only able to send these pings out for about 30 days. that's the amount of battery life. we're already on day 18. secondly, the black box may have been damaged so it may not be able to send out anything at all. thirdly, you can only use the ping locater when you have a pretty good idea exactly where the plane crashed. at the moment, we just don't know that. i think basically this recovery operation could make months if not years. >> reporter: the western australian state government says it's preparing for the arrival of possibly hundreds of relatives of those passengers and crew on board the missing malaysia airlines flights. they will presumably come to this part of australia to see for themselves this growing surveillance operation and perhaps to gain some sort of closure and to be close t

you can't -- can't as easily tow things below the hull of a ship. the up and down motion of the ship makes it a little bit complicated. the scope of the cable as it's called. these are all -- it's a tricky business. and we have this expectation in the developed world that if something is -- if something is someplace, we can just go find it with our cell phone or our electronic map or air search. it's a different deal when you're out in an untraveled part of the world ocean. >> we're just not that good. >> i've just got to say. >> as smart as we think we are, right? >> well, no. i mean, it's just a tricky thing. it sounds like what happens in air disasters, in my experience, back in the day, if i may, is it's never one thing. it's a combination of things that go wrong. so maybe there was a hijacker. and then there was a leak maybe caused by a scuffle. and then people lost consciousness in the cockpit and then the thing just drove until it ran out of fuel. i mean -- and then the reason no one has taken credit for it is because they're waiting to see w

>> it is towed over the area where they think the wreckage is located.to remember we may locate this wreckage many, many miles further upstream, up current if you would than where the wreckage is actually located. so they will have to make an estimate on that. the p8 can put sonar buoys in the water to give us an indication how fast the currents are traveling that will allow them to do the math and turn around and try to get an at least a approximate location. remember we need to be close before these pingers can even be attempted. martha: all right, sal. we'll take everybody live there, just under five minutes from now. stick with us for this breaking news in malaysian airlines flight 370. bill: we're pulling in any information we get here. our sister network, sky news, is reporting that some of the families in beijing, china, will be taken from beijing to australia after these objects were spotted in the search area in the southern indian ocean. if that is true that would be significant as well. we don't know. we're waiting for confirmmation on all thi

chp called for three flatbed tow trucks.>> that's going to take a while. this morning a virginia man facing kidnapping charges for putting his mother in the front of his car. he did it because he was moving to miami and lonely. troopers pulled him over in south carolina. you can see on the dash-cam video they opened the trunk, guns drawn, and out comes mom. she had been trapped there for five hours. lopez was arrested and mom is home safe and sound in virginia. >>> playing with barbie could limit girls career choices, a according to an oregon state university researcher. a group of four to seven assigned to play with barbie doll or mrs. potato head. after a few minutes the girls were asked about careers. the researcher reports that girl who played with barbie thought they could do fewer jobs than boys could do. the girls with mrs. potato head thought they could do about the same. >>> your child eagerly waits to hear if he or she got into their first choice college, listen to this. a new survey shows the percentage of freshma

we used towed pinger locators which are towed from ships. i'm not sure there's a buoy that's capable of listening to this, but that would be ideal to get a large field out there which could direction find to where the pings are coming from, if they have that capability. >> we're told they do. but go ahead, richard. >> let me just amplify a little bit on what you were just saying there. the reason they are deploying these buoys, these transmitters, is not really to hear the pings because, as your other guest says, it would just be impossible for that. the reason they're doing this is to monitor the current and the tide and the water temperature because bearing in mind, wolf, those -- the satellite telemetry, the satellite images that we saw are three days old. they need to know roughly where would the current have carried them three days ago. they're not going back to where they were three days ago. they're now extrapolating where they will be now. and the only way they can do that, wolf, is to know exactly not just model it. you can model it

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it's aggravating, but when they're over that line, i'm getting it towed and that's what we do. that's our only recourse. i also don't feel inclined to grant this appeal. i think the basis that was presented was that on the papers was not presented and i think it more as a private matter. >> do you know the total mta requires you to open your garage to show them that it's a available parking space. i have to do that all the time and i don't drive an suv. that's just what we live with in san francisco >> i had a motion to deny the appeal on the basis that the permit was properly issued. >> thank you. mr. match match. pacheco. >> on that motion from the vice president to up hold this permit on the basis it was properly issued, commissioner fung. >> i. >> commissioner hwang. >> i. >> president lazarus. >> i. >> honda. >> i. >> the vote is five to zero, the vote is upheld on that basis. thank you. >> item number nine was withdrawn so we'll now call item number 10, appeal 14-020, sunny moon versus the building of inspection. protesting the issuance on january 23 to j and l developmen

we appreciate the work of mta to be able to ask sfpd to issue warnings first so the vehicles aren't towed right now, however, i feel this is clearly not an effective policy move that's not an effective sign they have locations where the signs where the people go around the block were there no signs its displacement and not getting to the rotate of their problems and people are being displaced into other areas to the limited scope of this is in and of itself a limited process. i think with the expansion there are needs to be a clear vetting process. i don't think it's fair that a community can come up to people president streets and people are living in their vehicles on the street so the people who are house their voices are better heard. i think you can appeal this roll out we're working with the office of hope and working with the interface community and a churches and other places that have safe programs for people living in their vehicles so before displacing people and people getting their vehicles towed we work together and entity even though solution solved with the parking program

we went to the headquarters of phoenix international where the towed pin to towed pinger was located.er several miles each way. it can go down as far as 20,000 feet below the surface. its sole mission is to listen for the pinger. we have a pretty good analogy of how it works. >> think of your cell phone ringer. if you lose your cell phone, you can call it and you hear the phone ringing so you narrowed down your search. >> the pinger locator does not tell you which direction to look in but it does give you signals that vary in intensity telling you if you are hotter or colder to the black box. >> here is a question that i think makes a whole lot of sense. why not just deploy a whole bunch of these into the area and let them do their thing. >> we've asked the manufacturer's that question. they say, for one, there are only a few of these in the world, maybe four or five. the u.s. navy has only two of them. one is being lent to the australians for that ship. they say these are very expensive to deploy. you have to have some kind of confirmed sighting to get into area and use it that way.

for people living in their vehicles so before displacing people and people getting their vehicles towed we work together and entity even though solution solved with the parking program >> is ms. noel. >> i'm sharon noel and much like nike think expanding this ban displaced people and has consequences. this is the last stop before they have nothing but the streets. before we look at implementing for restrictions and the displacement of more people we need to taking into consideration the work we've been doing to trying to find a viable solution not one that keeps shuttling people around >> thank you. next speaker please. dean. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i'm a legislator aid. since the program was pledged in july emphasizing we've heard from many residents we've been contacted about the numerous health and safety problems with the offer sized vehicles in the sunset reservoir. while the program was successful other areas have been inundated with over sized vehicles near schools. right now the originate sunset surrounds the middle school and parks. at the same time as our office

we have a tpl, a towed pinger locator on the back of this ship. it's a giant microphone that they're going to drop into the water and listen for the fading pings they're emanating, because they've been presumably going off now for several weeks, and we only have a month of battery life. if we get to the point where we know without a reasonable doubt that the pings are gone and they're not being emitted anymore, there is also another piece of equipment on the ocean shield. it's basically an underwater submarine drone type device. and it scans the bottom of the ocean and can map out if there is any debris sitting on the ocean floor. but in order for any of this sophisticated equipment to be effective, we need to narrow down the size of the search area. they can only cover about 50 square miles a day. we have over 100,000 square miles of area to search. so essentially, until you find that haystack, we've been using the need until the haystack term, this is the needle finder, but they have to find the haystack first, and we're not close to doing that.

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