and the capitalization of the moscone without a complete analysis of the impact on the walkways around moscone and two blocks each way is not good. there are a lot of seniors that live around moscone center and a lot of disabled people so there 0 needs to be a safety development plan provided by the developer we know that pedestrians are effected by construction and new development thank you very much >> thank you. >> hi commissioners, thank you i'm alice light the director of the community at todd could it was great to see the greatest design it's come far i thank you for that. and i don't know if it was stated clearly we understand the improvements to the top lot and the gardens area that are the community amenities have been committed to be funded with the project so we're very happy to hear that i want to confirm that's the case and the one item of concern that i'd like to bring up. is the green wall. we would like to see it's the highest quality green materials there is already a lot of ivory ccii very around moscone and at least on the 10 to 15 feet along the area where people wi

the school hadn't provided a specific location, just that it was an inner walkway on the main campus. this investigation is underway. the search is on for the attacker. according to the university, the student was punched in the face and sunday to antisemitic and racial slurs. leaders have reached out to the jewish and pro palestinian community. temple contempts the disparagement or assault of a person based on on religion or nationality, they will not to recall any kind of of intorls directed toward he -- intolerance directed toward the temple community. hear what students had to say when they learned about this attack in the next half-hour. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> the taney dragons have to shake off last night's loss and tc vegas tamdaets -oday cwimkisn e lutsieday, t subusthersly m etoec bellt yer t doll aor aor tre 8sha hh. ahe. weh 8.by.,e' a fons,yust thunde,4:tt ptudy at p .8. startdy hno ar ake.y b iet aus lhe itaisnructnre i ng h6 ve oagfieldstnnty atee theexnsng bir t rt traouenld t w someo ronucnd thmoing, 6 cphurreadno 6 hway tli s n ixed rnut iandther

. >> reporter: zoo 360 is a series of overhead walkways at the philadelphia zoo that allow animals toother animals like us. andy baker is the philadelphia zoo's coo. >> the whole idea of zoo 360, our zoowide trail system, is really reinventing the way animals experience the zoo, by connecting areas together, just creating a huge opportunity for their behavioral engagement in a much wider array of sensory experiences. >> reporter: not an understatement. any issue with the call of nature over this bridge here? >> so far that really hasn't happened at all. but if it did happen, it's a gentle mist. it's actually good for your complexion. >> reporter: there are two other walkways for orangutans and smaller primates. but the plan is to keep building until a number of animals can crisscross the entire complex. we could ultimately see a giraffe start here and end up on the other side of the zoo. >> that's exactly the idea. >> reporter: there are similar projects under way at zoos in jacksonville and denver, but philadelphia's is the most comprehensive. the big cat crossing cost $2.5 million.

. >> zoo 360 is is a overhead walkways that allow animals to stroll out of their enclosures high aboveals like us. andy baker is the philadelphia zoo's. coo >> the idea of 360 degrees really re-invented the way animals experience the zoo by usnnecting areas together, just creating a huge opportunities for their behavioral engagement in a much wider array of sensory experiences. >> not an understatement. >> any issue with the call of nature over this here? >> it hasn't happened at all but if it did, the gentle mist is actually good for your complexion. >> two walkways for orangutans and smaller primates but the plan is to keep building until a number of animals can criss-cross the entire zoo complex. >> we can ultimately see a giraffe start here and end up way on the other side of the zoo. >> that's exactly the idea. >> there are similar projects underway at zoos in jacksonville and denver but philadelphia's is the most comprehensive. >> the big cat crossing cost 2.5 million dollars zoo keeper says her big cats seemed happier. >> are you seeing healthier cats? ne we are seeing more ener

>> it hasn't happened at all but if it did, the gentle mist is good for your complexion. >> two walkwaystans and smaller primates but the plan is to keep building until a number of animals can crisscross the entire zoo complex. >> we can ultimately see a giraffe start here and end up way on the other side of the zoo. >> that's exactly the idea. >> there are similar projects underway at zoos in jacksonville and denver but philadelphia's is the most comprehensive. >> the big cat crossing cost 2.5 yirld, zoo keeper says her big cats seemed happier. >> are you seeing healthier cats? >> we are seeing more energized cats, more interested cats, more engaged cats, engaged with the guests. >> and the guests seemed equally engaged though many still haven't put down their gadgets at least now they are looking up from them. >> annemarie green, cbs news, philadelphia. >> that is the cbs evening news tonight, later on cbs, 60 minutes, and first in tomorrow, cbs this morning. i am jeff glor, cbs news in new york, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs. captioned by

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two people walking down the street, looks like it's a clearly pedestrian walkway, but watch what they get hit by. that is a speeding minicooper that blasts through the fence to the right, crashes into the sender median. the ygentlemen were not injured but place need to know how it happened. they are investigating the incident, the driver was injured, but in stable condition. >> i hope he can answer questions why he was going fast and how he lost control quickly. >> now to russia, this car in a narrow alley way, but what's cam coming? a police car? it's not. it's a police car chasing this white vehicle. police pursuit comes to the end right in front of this dash cam. they got nowhere to go. the car tries to back into the police. then it turns into a keystone cop's episode. they have the door open. for whatever reason, they close the koor, guns drawn, and now they can't get back in. >> what? they had the door open and there's four cops, basically running in circles. >> reports say there was a dog in the car, and they were afraid to open up the backseat because of the dog. >> one tries t

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the eastern bridge will be partially enclosed and the pedestrians will be moving between the public walkway and improving the small businesses on the north and south blocks it will be designed to function as an expansion of the small businesses and touch on the children's parks it includes significant public realm improvements adjacent to the site and howard will have a pickup and drop off facility. slafrl third street will be improved of the off street area it will help to break up the streets and increase the activities located within the interior of the lot and create an small business in the form of a terrace that is occupant by restaurant at the yerba buena gardens. the project will include significant improvements as to the children's garden south of how are you. in addition to the eir there are several luldz the adaptation of the finding pursuant to sequa and the planning section from the ground floor currents and this motion will need to be amended to correct the square feet hours of shadow as discussed previously by elizabeth and lastly you'll having be asked to look at sidewalk go

it was thick and it was running down the walkway, and there was a lot of it. and i was just like, oh my god. >> eugene had been shot 6 times - five of those shots were fatal wounds to the chest. >> the bedding was saturated. pillows were full of blood. the blood ran all the way down that side. i guess he laid over there and bled to death and died. >> eugene kept two guns next to his bed in latched boxes. the initial police report says the officers were "confronted" by an armed suspect. >> so one of the guns was potentially in this? >> yeah, but he didn't have enough time... >> because their story is that he was exiting, hold a gun with both hands, and leveled it at the officers and i think the report says that he was actually killed outside the bedroom...as he was coming out to confront them. >> well, i got blood inside the room and like i said if he was walking this way or right there, there is no blood in this pathway nor on this rug. >> both eugene's body and his gun were moved before investigators reached the scene >> where the body drops, where the gun is

. >> reporter: crews have spent the last 14 months building this separation and pedestrian walkway and bike lanes for safety. it connects south fremont to milpitas to north san jose. this marks the halfway point for the bigger project, which isn't just on track, it's ahead of schedule. >> originally scheduled to be completed in 2018, we're looking at completing sometime in late 2017. >> we should get our people back. >> reporter: and maybe even better business because the construction project includes widening the roadway to three lanes that could help congestion. some people are not that happy with the project here. i spoke with a man who says warren avenue will become a more popular short cut and he's worried because he sees people speeding here all the time. he hopes they consider putting in a stoplight here. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> so that's the first phase. the second phase would connect san jose to santa clara. but that still needs to secure federal funding. phase 1 got $900 million. phase 2, project leaders will be asking for more than a billion. if successful, it's set for

buses will be allowed to cross and walkways will stay open. >>> 13 high schoolers were injured when a water slide collapsed in florida. officials say there were 10-15 people on the slide yesterday even though a sign on the stairs said only one person at a time. part of the slide fell into a nearby retention pond. five people were take ton the hospital. most of the injuries are said to be minor. >>> help from an unlikely source. >> woman in her bright purple shirt. i'm like is that the mayor? yes, it was. >> the way oakland's leader jumped into action during a recent emergency. >> but first a republican gubernatorial candidate broke and living on the street. the unique campaign strategy and the message to governor jerry brown. >>> update to this week's water main break at ucla. at 10:00 this morning, the school plans to release more than 200 undamaged cars still stuck in flooded parking garages. officials estimate nearly 1,000 vehicles belonging to students are still inside the garages. most of the cars were submerged for hours and received heavy damage. a 93-year-old water line ruptur

my only design comment is the base under the walkway and the raum ramp which is just like an inexpensive lattice. is it more solid with some small gorillas, -- grills, that is in keeping other than the entire ramp area. i think it would look more substantial and feel like it's part of the building than more just tacked on. minor change but thank you for doing a great job on the building. thank. >> commissioner highland? >> thank you as well. i agree with both the commissioners. i just wanted to point out to the commission, i did spend a lot of time looking at your is survey and elevation. they did a really great job doing that. i wanted to point out the commissioners that this blue line is only the blue line required by code. only the other areas has less than a 30 -inch drop. i'm understand why it's necessary or it would be bifl for the beneficial for the safety of the children. maybe it's possible that where there is a hand rail required that that guardrail could be only the height of the guardrail. i think there is a lot going on here and the handrail and the what we would call a volu

alleyway, in fact, it's where it was drawn from the president of the let's open kind of smaller walkways throughout the city our intention is to build on that scale to make it a rich place in terms of the program and including we hope was we move forward with the arts commission about potential involvement with the art spaces as well as the light and referenced some in the presentation and finally as it meets third street our intention so to take advantage of the widower pedestrian spaces moving the ramp to make the introduction of that space actually at the street i don't know if it shows in the images but to bring the seating and tables at that corner cafe there in the moscone center to the street it's prepares is brought back into the street it would be great if alleyway would be the same but a pleasant educate and used as the public space for moving in and out it is actively used. >> i don't know if we could move up third street but again that corner of third and fulsome i mean third and howard is active but i people are on the corner draw them down into the space i agree every alley

[ applause ] after the speeches were over, the kids led everyone up the museum's famous circular walkwayheir exhibition. here, more than 100 art creations are on display. >> the learning through art program is helping you to learn about art -- different pieces of famous art -- and to help you use what you learn to make -- to design and make your own things. >> for example, one of the program's assignments was to create a picture that showed the past, the present, and the future, all on one page. >> and these are, like, olden-days houses. this is, like, more modern, like now houses, and the rest is, like, futuristic. >> besides paintings, there are works of art made from things like wood... clay... paper... and even fabric. >> this is a vest, this is a belt -- a belt, and this is a bag -- a handbag. >> we really want the kids to not only have a fun, engaging experience with art, but to understand that art and learning are connected and that art is a way to communicate and to actually share ideas and express things that are on their minds. >> art is important because... with machines and e