it's a nice residential neighborhood, treelined, lots of light and air and we've been there for ten years. i believe steve and diane have been there for 30 years and have had no issues until this particular point. so again, we'd ask the board not to grant at&t their application for the building of this tier three wireless facility. i've outlined -- in a brief that we filed, we've outlined the reasons for our arguments and i just want to point out a few of those at this point. as the board knows, tier three wireless is the biggest wireless facility that can be built. in at&t's brief they seem to suggest that the board and other city agents says have little control over what is built as far as three tier three wire /res facilities are called for and i'd submit to the board that that is not the case. that the board has the right and other city agencies have the right to deny a permit or to submit conditions with that permit. and i know i'm running out of time here. just a couple of the most important arguments is that at&t failed to satisfy the tier three wireless standard from article 25 of

there is still a little smoke hovering over the treeline in the center of the screen. the fire started around 3:00 this afternoon in a former tv station at park avenue and south montgomery street. nick smith is live with a look at the effort to put out this fire. reporter: i want you to see his fire hose. you can see that firefighters are still using a defensive approach. they are using those hoses to attack hot spots in that building structure fire. look at some video that we got from a viewer who gave us these dramatic flames. you can see this these pictures. these were taken by jacob who happened to be passing by. san jose firefighters continue to battle the blaze at that time at one time reached five alarms. this is in downtown san jose and was first reported at 3:00 p.m. this is a nonresidential building. about two blocks from the san jose cal trains station. this building once housed a local tv station and is across the street from a san jose fire department training center. fire captain reggie williams of the san jose fire department spoke with me minutes ago. >

. >> reporter: to understand the magnitude of this area, just beyond the treeline, there are still about 100 acres the crews can't get to. the mud is unstable. it's like quicksand. >> ten feet deep of slurry. >> reporter: the army has set up decontamination sites for rescue crews and dogs. one thing you won't see at the search site, dump trucks. all debris is moved aside until crews can remove anything of value. omar villafranca, cbs news, arlington, washington. >>> crews looking for the missing malaysian airliner face more bad weather this morning. clouds, fog, and thunderstorms in the search zone are complicating operations. it takes 2 1/2 hours to fly to the area from australia. 19 planes and ships are involved this morning. to prevent midair collisions australia sent planes to direct traffic. a british nuclear submarine has joined the effort as well. >>> an 11-hour enrollment surge boosted the numbers of people who signed up for president obama's health care overhaul. he was told about the figures yesterday in the oval office. it's unclear how many people did not have insurance befor

just beyond the treeline, there's about 100 acres that crews cannot get to. it's too unstable.e mud is like quicksand. what happens if you send crews over there to go to that area? >> well, it's so unstable, so wet, it's ten feet deep of slurry. you fall right into it. >> reporter: the army set up decontamination stations to hose down workers and search dogs. the mud slide contains household chemicals, propane from heating tanks, and human waste. >> we've already had a little bit of dysentery out here, kind of working in a septic tank, almost, if you will, of material. so we want to make sure everybody is washed and decontaminated. >> reporter: drier conditions helped searchers, but as the mud dries out, it encases everything inside. steve harris is supervising the east side of the slide. >> there's a lot of material out there that very likely won't be recovered. it's just going to be buried there. >> reporter: washington governor jay insly says 30 homes are destroyed or are uninhabitable. another 12 are damaged. he's asking for federal funds for 48 funerals, but, scott, that's

there is still a little smoke hovering overhe treeline in the center of the screen.arted around 3:00 this afternoon in a former tv station at park avenue and south montgomery street. nick smith is live with a look at the effort to put out this fire. reporter: i want you to see his fire hose. you can see that firefighters are still using a defensive approach. they are using those hoses to attack hot spots in that building structure fire. look at some video that we got from a viewer who gave us these dramatic flames. you can see this these pictures. these were taken by jacob who happened to be passing by. san jose firefighters continue to battle the blaze at that time at one time reached five alarms. this is in downtown san jose and was first reported at 3:00 p.m. this is a nonresidential building. about two blocks from the san jose cal trains station. this building once housed a local tv station and is across the street from a san jose fire department training center. fire captain reggie williams of the san jose fire department spoke with me minutes ago. >> this is a