thorough i'll try to be brief let me quicken - the features will be two new units that replace an unsoundgle-family building with 8 hundred square feet and the upper units 41 hundred square feet with 2 bedrooms this is a unique residential topological hundreds and hundreds of new units were constructed at rincon and all one and two bedroom units this is a valuable product ♪ naebdz it provides one off-street parking and two class one bicycle spaces that is hebrew height is 65 feet with ground floor and a complex setbacks to sculpt the building this aerial is a view the rincon neighborhoods the project sites is the purple parcel the million dollars of the photo and more small-scale photo with the site located you'll see the two existing story building a lost with the higher neighbors that the class up of the facade of that structure and as mentioned the historically evaluation this is not a resource in terms of the sites the technical analysis of the soil the existing building was a replacement structure after the 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire that replied the original home that wa

police say about 20 people are now displaced because authorities believe the building is structurally unsound. the condition of the driver is unclear at this time. >>> now to the new york city corruption scandal. the investigation into mayor de blasio's fundraising has now reached city hall. some of his closest political allies have been hit with subpoenas. the mayor's counsel, maya wiley issued this statement, city hall has been subpoenaed by the new york county district attorney's office and the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district and we are fully cooperating with the investigation. we'll have much more on this developing story throughout the course of the day. >>> now let's get over to john elliot who's got this forecast on this thursday for you. johnny >> good morning, chris. it really is a pretty day, but changes are under way already overhead with clouds starting to fill in. 48, chilly, winds are variable at 6. shifting winds later today. look at that, it's 37 in walden. it's still cool out there. 47 in westbury, pair of fours around sayreville. this is what we're talking a

this building has been deemed structurally unsound. you can see the mess left behind. police were able to successfully remove the car from the building, but now the building inspectors are not sure about the soundness of the building, and there are about four apartments upstairs. all of those families were forced to evacuate. that is 18 people and six children overnight. this happened about 10:15. there is no word on what caused the driver to lose control this morning, they were not murder, but the they were not hurt but the families were forced to gather their children and wait on the street until the red cross could find a place for them. crews will start cleaning this up. this is a tax service and the building will need to be boarded. families will be able to return home. diana rocco channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> diana thank you. >>> police in brooklyn are searching prospect park for a missing man with autism. 24-year-old michael yam wandered off with two others. the others were found but yam is still missing. police have been using a search dog to track his scent

underscores a new law in texas, the nation's first, to assist prisoners in appealing convictions based on unsound scientific evidence, sometimes called "junk science." in tonight's signature segment, special correspondent alison stewart went to texas to see how that law is working. >> i grew up with him from a baby. and i adored him. he was kind of eccentric. he had his flaws. but, oh my god, he was a good man. >> reporter: sonia cacy is describing her uncle, bill richardson. in the early 1990s, cacy lived in fort stockton, texas with her uncle, who was in his seventies and suffering from a form of dementia. on the morning of november 10th, 1991, everything changed. >> the night before we watched a movie together. burt lancaster was in it, and that was my favorite. and then when that was over, it was a late movie, i went to bed, and we were both alive. >> reporter: around dawn, a fire broke out in their home. the then 44 year old cacy escaped through a window and ran to a neighbor, who called 911. when emergency responders found richardson, the 76-year-old man was dead. authorities said the fire

authorities believe the building is structurally unsound. we will head live to the scene for an update. >>reporter: were you drinking on the plane? >> no comment. >>> cbs 2's alice gaynor trying to get answers from the former jetblue pilot accused of flying drunk. dennis murphy, jr. trying to avoid our cameras after he faced a judge in brooklyn federal court. but the pilot claims he's innocent. >>> new developments in the new york city corruption scandal. some of mayor de blasio's top aides have been hit with subpoenas. this comes as state and federal authorities have been looking into the mayor's political fundraising practices. >>> they showedded us that they had knives -- showed us they had knives in their waistbands. they said give us your phones and wallets. >> that's not all the thieves wanted. what happened next practically left thieves with a brand new phone. we're going to explain and show you what police say you should do if this ever happens to you. >>> i am very proud and very humbled and honored to announce that i have accepted

this building has been deemed structurally unsound after police say a driver lost control and went through the storefront window. this is what it looked like just after it happened last night. police say the driver was not paying attention, and went right through the front of this tax service. police were able to remove the car, but there are at least four apartments upstairs and the families living here had to building is no longer safe. they gathered their children and packed as much as they could until the red cross could find a place for them. there is no word this morning what caused that driver to lose control, but there is quite a mess that has been left behind. building inspectors need to get out here and deem whether or not this building is safe and whether these residents will be able to return. diana rocco, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> stranger danger in new jersey. and police are searching for a man who tried to lure a 16-year- old boy into his car. take a look at the surveillance photo of the vehicle, a gold chevy the driver stopped the teenager while he was walking tuesday

are simply homeless not anl because their homes are demolished blue because they are structurally unsound fear going inside their own homes, the very difficult part about getting resources to where they need to be is that the infrastructure here in ecuador was kind of difficult to get to in the rural areas at best. you can imagine after several weeks of very heavy el nino rains, the roads were weakened after this earthquake. they have been decimated. so resources are hard to come by and the hardest hit areas. >> thank you very much. so many trapped in buildings where boris is fiepgting for their lives. we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're tracking trap of one of the nicknames of the 2016 race. >> little marco. >> sleazy donald. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >>> donald trump loves getting creative with nicknames, but what about the donald? here's jeanne mo

act invalid sibling because they are passed to carry out economic views which the court considers unsound. it was chief justice taft dissenting in atkins. taft believe that lautner had been overruled, and he insisted on the sanctity. by contrast, in a case in 1922, taft a struck down a federal child labor tax law, which taxed businesses employing children under the age of 14 years old. for taft, child labor tax was not a tax. should congress and the institution of its cut -- it will become the painful duty of this tribunal should a decision, for us say that the act was not the law of the land. taft failed to include the entire quote from marshall's opinion was that explains that when the law is not prohibited, it's really calculated to affect any of the objects of trust in the government, it goes too far and treads on to legislate ground. they rate of the child labor case where the opinion would have made the great nationalists john marshall turn over in his grave. brandeis joined in. taft's ambition to mask the court was so successfully persuaded not only brandeis, but also homes and sto

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package we're talking with the planning department and are the ridge this is by our definition very unsound and code noifrment and not in good state of repair the planning department feels they needed a dr we have no opposition from the neighborhood we talked to the neighbors on i offered they have no problem the building is i think very contextual we are reaching two one bedroom unit and has code compliant problems with mildew and bathrooms that are substandard and that's a 15 hundred square feet building this is liveable there's a mezzanine it is less than 7 foot high not liveable we're replacing that with a 15 square feet and second one bedroom unit with 8 hundred square feet 33 we think this is a great replacement for the existing building and the architecture is comparably with the neighborhood and setback it so it is code compliant rear yard and front yard the two neighbors we talked to they mentioned primary concern was please remove the large tree the backyard it is blocking our view and other than that we feel this is an appropriate building and you should approve that in its prese

>> well, some of the essence of the deal is not structurally unsound.g turkey up to a level to which it would indeed be a safe country to return asylum seekers, other economic migrants is sound in principle if coupled by the other virtue of this dpeeal is organized transfer of refugees, syrian primarily, but possibly others from turkey to the eu. so there is, somewhere in this deal, a construct that is potentially sound. hou however, right now it depends on two fallacies, one, that there will be orderly procedures in greece to determine asylum status, and two, that turkey is a safe country for refugees and migrants, which it isn't for syrians. it isn't for afghans, and it isn't for others seeking refugee status in turkey. both these things being in place, it will take a long time. there is something salvageable in this deal. >> thank you so much for joining us and sharing your perspective with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> azerbaijan says it will stop fighting armenia once again. a cease-fire was declared, but armenia says azerbaijan is still

administrative review the proposed is legislation they added back the provisions for the building is unsound a single-family dwelling in rh1 or for administrative review otherwise all others decisions will be coming to the commission. >> thank you so hopefully, we'll see that number accompanied in subsequent years in looking at table 6 the focus on stabilized housing is important seeing the number we've seen an uptick this is by year we see that omi is the biggest rebate units are - this tells us about the legislation where it should go or what we can do i wanted to ask the colleague about this chart the projects or the projected one saying a there's 15 percent is that looking towards the future and that is just based on what we know at this point didn't include projects that would opt out opt for one sites that is based on some projects 100 percent affordability or the pardons knowing ahead what they're afraid opt for doesn't include the whole universe of affordable housing. >> okay. this is production focused; right? and didn't have loss. >> doesn't include what would be taking out in the

some track substantiated and unsound century taste. summits only substantiate the sum is from certain sources because hazing can be deferred and you can go to the ig's office or it can be a criminal investigation. but hazing, in 2016, reminds that were sexual assault in dod was in 2008, that there's not a lot of data out there and there's no oversight in terms of yes, there is a policy on hazing, there's boundaries about what is acceptable and what's appropriate. at dod has not been providing the oversight to see if those policies are being implemented as intended. there's a lot of the series about hazing and sexual assault and male victims but not a lot of data still to understand the issue. >> thank you. [inaudible] >> i am a retired -- i've been a special operations, i've been in training. i've been in just what every type virus i know about hazing. i know of a sexual assault and sexual harassment. [inaudible] but one of the things that i'm kind of surprised it is idle see more of my fellow military leaders especially male leaders a

package we're talking with the planning department and are the ridge this is by our definition very unsound and code noifrment and not in good state of repair the planning department feels they needed a dr we have no opposition from the neighborhood we talked to the neighbors on i offered they have no problem the building is i think very contextual we are reaching two one bedroom unit and has code compliant problems with mildew and bathrooms that are substandard and that's a 15 hundred square feet building this is liveable there's a mezzanine it is less than 7 foot high not liveable we're replacing that with a 15 square feet and second one bedroom unit with 8 hundred square feet 33 we think this is a great replacement for the existing building and the architecture is comparably with the neighborhood and setback it so it is code compliant rear yard and front yard the two neighbors we talked to they mentioned primary concern was please remove the large tree the backyard it is blocking our view and other than that we feel this is an appropriate building and you should approve that in its prese