is of course the circuit. the case is robert norse versus the city of santa cruz in particular. i would like to suggest reading the concurring opinion of justice kaczynski. each of you has received a copy of that. his opinion reads in part, listeners reactions to speech is not a content for neutral basis regulation. speech cannot be punished or band simply because it might offend a hostile member of the santa cruz city council. the council members should have known that the government may never suppress viewpoints it doesn't like. the defendants point in reaction to councilman vince morris that wanted counsel carting them off to the junkyard norse, surgeon of his constitutional rights was not the least bit disruptive to the first amendment would be meaningless if constitutional councilman fitzwater justified the removal. on the copies i gave you if i look that she'd judge also said they do not have qualified immunity for their actions because they had gone-they knew that they were not allowed to stop the comments. now, the reason i mention this, i talked about this before. can i g

-tv in sioux city, iowa... this is abc9 news this midday.... " " jessica rae: good morning and thanks for joining i'm jessica rae. ...here in the u-s, president obama has announced his intentions to introduce an executive order to expand background checks for gun purchases in an attempt to combat gun violence " because our right to be" president obama outlined four different tactics he hopes to carry out in his last year in office to lessen the impact of gun violence in america, including taking steps to make "more effiecient". the president proposed adding 200 a-f-t agents to enforce gun laws more strictly alongside a 500 million dollar proposal to expand mental health across the country. obama called out congress as well as gun manufacturers and retailers to implement safety technology citing that gun violence kills nearly as many as car accidents in america. at one point obama got very emoitional when talking about the countless shooting incidents at schools and movie theathers in america over the past decade, urging citizens to get out and make the difference when it comes time to

iowa city police department, protecting presidential candidates and the public is challenging. the numerous campaign events lead police to call in extra officers to work overtime hours. the university of iowa police department is often called in to help. "it really depends on the person, the political activity staff of 45 officers at an event or more. " police departments can bill the political campaigns for the extra hours. university of iowa police even prepare price quotes for the campaigns before the event. there are plenty of campaign events... this weekend, chelsea clinton is set to campaign for her mother, hillary clinton, in her bid for the democratic nomination. today, the candidate's daughter will head to organizing events across eastern iowa. at 11 this morning, she'll visit a campaign office in davenport. then she'll visit the iowa morial union on the u of i campus in iowa city at 1 this afternoon. clinton then heads to a des moines high school. there, chelsea will join her father, former president bill clinton. yesterday, mr. clinton spoke to about 500 people at northw

. (robert) ktiv's michelle schoening is in downtown sioux city with live link 4. michelle how are the roads looking out there? matt and robert, the main roads are looking clear and traffic is moving along great. the problem is the side streets and neighborhood roads remain snow packed. but snow plows are working all day to get that heavy snow off the roads. but as the temperatures continue to drop over night those anything slushy or wet will turn icy. the temperatures will be dropping so be sure to allow some extra time if you're out and about tonight. reporting live from sioux city, michelle schoening ktiv news 4. if you do have to drive somewhere totoght, make sure you check the road conditions before you go. you'll find a link ononur website, ktiv-dot-com. under the weather tab, scroll down t"road reports." from there you can click on iowa, nebraska, or south dakota. also, while you're at list of weather related announcement s. no doubt some evening activities are affected by the storm. they're under the "weather" tab as well. with the temperatures dropping into the single digits..

people love this place and come to the city things happen to them and we find them many of them on our streets we need to help them our project homeless connect is a huge examination thank you to kera but most important we know that our city can't help our homeless by government we can do a lot before i fulfill i'll say this we can never do better job without the volunteers like all of you thank you for coming out today and helping out our homeless (clapping.) get all the services they need i understand the hotel council is in the room thank you hotel council i understand the grassroots gay foundation is here thank you . >> (clapping.) >> so many other companies and corporations and employees and residents and folks that time to help out you've got the big heart you're city is famous for the big heart tony bennett says you're reflective of that today is providing another touch another welcome hair cut, some services, maybe some teeth get fixed and counseling maybe direct help and benefits keeping people occupy the streets maybe a conversation as was designed by the original people that

johnson. who gave a b.e. tech talk on city's 3.0. reinventing urban america. see why his city ranks among the best. >> a 3.0 era is where we are today, cities have to be a hub of innovation, entrepreneurship and technology. cities are paperless, they're cashless, and they're wireless. >> then we recognize three pioneers for their exceptional contribution towards diversifying the tech industry. >> i think the value represents the future, not only for america, or for black people, for the world. >> it's very, very rewarding in that i really do feel like i can help to mentor people who are coming along. people of color, especially. and women. a group of eight people. doing software, hardware, peripherals. >> and finally, we shine a spotlight on the next generation of tech stars, in our slice of life. >> we serve 16 to 24-year-olds in low-income communities, we're headquartered in the bronx, we mostly serve bronx youth and mostly some are coming from colleges, or they're in school, juniors and seniors, thinking about their next step after graduation. our world, up >>> welcome back to "o

political leader facing some very serious charges. norfolk city treasurer and former vice mayor anthony burfoot is heading back to court be arraigned on public corruption charges. federal prosecutors say burfoot received almost half-a-million dollars in cash, meals, travel and other gifts, in exchange for votes in the city. rico bush is live at the norfolk federal courthouse this morning with more on the man at the center of the federal court case. second appearence in court today - he is facing eight felony counts, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and perjury charges. according to a 30-page indictment released two weeks ago, federal prosecutors alledge the norfolk city treasurer was part of a scheme to defraud the city. it says dating back to 2-thousand-5, burfoot used his political office for personal gain when he on city council, while also helping private companies at the same time. prosecutors say he promised city votes in exchange for gifts and cash from private companies, including development and construction. if convicted, burfoot could be in prison anywhere from five

, maybe it's not quite as important to bringing new people to the city. one thing that's being criticized the fact is go to be on the hook for some of these costs, maybe $5 million for spfb reimbursements. what is your take on why the city didn't protect itself and get the reimbursement from the nl. >> i think the city benefits, the bottom line, how tells going to be full, on top of that putting the city on display, even as we put the whole region on display. the investment that the city is making and committed to and we bid to host this world class event in a world class city, i think is a tremendous upside to the city, and then we see it in a very practical way with the grant making and local businesses that we already are benefitting even before the tourists arrive. >> but the city didn't have an agreement with the nfl, like i believe, santa clara had something like that. >> we did when we put the bid in. because realizing it is a regional bid, we didn't have all the facilities and realizing the events will be happening in san francisco or san jose because we don't have the hotel space

water crisis in flint needs a second and third look: how did it happen. are there other cities just waiting to become the next flint, poor people's water. it's the "inside story".welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. flint was already a symbol of america's troubled industrial cities, long before it made the news in recent weeks. general motors and other employers left and took thousands of jobs with them. population dlaind. declined. home values declined. incomes declined. in recent years there's been some good news, some redevelopment. while city governments wrestled with financial crises, aging infrastructure, things got worse when it was decided the city would use water from the flint river. things were real, stayed unaddressed for a shockingly long period of time. al jazeera's andy rosegen is outside flint michigan. andy what's happening now with the water in flint? >> still too dangerous to drink. could remain that way for years. the governor, somebody in his administration said this could take 15 years to fix. and even though city switched back to the detroit water system

siouxland did end up seeing the 2-4 inches of snow that was expected and here in sioux city our official total is 3.6 inches. the light snow will move off to the east tonight and colder air is already filtering in behind this system. expect temps to hover only around 10 degrees on saturday and with a rong northwest wind d r wind chills will be below zero all day. thanks. want the latest weather updates at your fingertips? download the free storm team 4 weather app on your phone or tablet. there's interactive radar along with hourly and daily forecasts. it's also undedethe weather tab at ktiv-dot- com. and if you have some pictures of the snow storm you want to share, you can email it to us at connect at ktiv dot com or you can post it to our facebook page. if you have to drive somewhere tonight, make sure you check the road conditions before you go. you'll find a link on our website, ktiv-dot-com. under the weather tab, scroll down to "road reports." from there you can click on iowa, nebraska, or south dakota. we have new information tonight about the man, who was shot by police

experience known as super bowl city. good evening to you. i'm juliette goodrich. brian hackney is off tonight. it's getting real. super bowl 50 is two weeks from today and tonight the teams are nearly set. we know the denver broncos are in. now we're waiting for their opponent. there's no waiting for super bowl city. it is going up as we speak and that's where mark kelly is tonight with a progress report. >> we're already seeing some of the bad traffic because of this super bowl city. in order to build this they had to shut down major roads in downtown including a stretch of the embarcadero behind me in order to get this thing built. >> reporter: building a city within a city isn't easy. constructing super bowl city is his job for the next week. >> there's so much going on that it's hard to keep up with everything around here. >> reporter: when this sprawling complex opened saturday, organizers promised it will celebrate the bay area's culture from local food to wine, even high tech interactive gaming for kids and adults, the event will show that the bay can truly put on a performance

super bowl city from our camera high atop the ferry building. crews are turning it into super bowl city in time for tomorrow's grand opening. kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez is on the ground to give us a tour >>> reporter: >> welcome to san francisco, the host of super bowl 50! that is such a ring to it. >> reporter: it's a project more than three years in the making and they are still putting it together. like anything in the last day of construction you're finishing up things doing your final touches. >> i know it looks like a lot to do in the course of 24 hours, and there is a lot to do but we'll be ready. >> whoo! >> reporter: super bowl city centered at market and the embarcadero will be free of charge, friendly to families, hallmarked by booths with displays of interactive technology everything from drones to virtual football. that's me. i'm the quarterback. that's my receiver right there. oh, i got the ball. now i just got tackled. this game is called breakaway proclaimed to be the motion capture football game of the future. >> here comes the tackler. i throw it, boom, caught. all ri

criminal justice system in the biggest city in the country. new york city jails' rikers island -- it is rough, it is violent, and it's expensive, the cost to house a prisoner more than twice the price of the median family income in new york. the correction commissioner now trying to change things, especially to make it less violent. but some correctional officers claim the reforms he's making are making their jobs more dangerous. are they? this morning, we ask correction commissioner joseph ponte. but first, another commissioner with us this morning -- fire commissioner dan nigro. a record number of emergency calls for his department last year, but civilian fire deaths are way down. fire-safe? turns out it is not that hard. good morning, everyone. diana williams. fire deaths are now at near record low level. 59 people died in fires in new york city last year. that's down 17% and just one more than the record-low deaths set in 2012. but as we enter the coldest part of the winter, the risk of fires and of carbon-monoxide poisonings increase as we close warm. joining us this morning, fire

check good morning, hampton roads. let's check happening today - a norfolk city leader accused of using his political office for personal gain is scheduled to head back to court. norfolk city treasurer and former vice-mayor anthony burfoot has a scheduled arraignment on several felony charges in a federal courtroom this afternoon. earlier this month, a grand jury indicted burfoot on public corruption and perjury charges, alleging he used his office to solicit favors and gifts. rico bush has been following this story since it broke. he's live at the norfolk federal courthouse this morning with more on what's ahead for burfoot. rico - don, katie, sources tell us burfoot is expected to plead not guilty to the felony charges in court today. we're told he is going to request a jury trial - and from there, the court will set a trial date. and, it'll most likely be months from now. federal prosecutors allege, in exchange for cash, meals, travel and other position as a city council member to help direct city projects to several private companies. according to a 30-page indictment released

that are literally eating away at the city's cliffs and homes. michelle roberts is live in pacifica pier with details on how the congresswoman wants to help. >> reporter: janelle, it really comes down to money and a lot of it, to rebuild this pier would cost about $8 million. jackie spears says it's money pacifica is eligible for but she also says the city will have to fight for it. and the people who come out here and enjoy this beautiful pier and these amazing views are hoping the state can step in to save some of these iconic spots in pacifica. >> soon enough that the ocean will be here. >> reporter: this man lives across the street from 310 esplanade in pacifica. in the last few days he watched as his neighbors were ordered to pack up and move out. >> i was thinking it won't happen to me, but happening to plenty of people right here. >> reporter: today congresswoman jackie spear toured the area damaged by the storms and met with one of 40 people being forced to move out of his apartment building dangling on the cliff's edge. >> we've got to get a serious fix. >> reporter: spears

insield a city shelter. this is a live look at the scene. a man stabbed to death overnight. the search is now on for a killer. >>> gunshots in a long island neighborhood. two people shot overnight. "today in new york" starts now. good morning everyone. it's thursday morning, january 28th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm michael gargiulo. chris has the morning off. but raphael miranda is here. not quite as warm as yesterday but not too bad. >> we have dold spots north and west. temperatures in the teens right now. 12 degrees in morristown right now. we're watching out for that patchy black ice. temperatures around freezing. it is slick in some spots. give yourself a little extra time this morning. it gets milder as the day goes on. 43 this afternoon with lots of sunshine, especially early on. commuter forecast in just a few. emily west is here with a look at your commute. >> good morning everyone. black ice, as raphi said. we have a closure on long island. starting at exit 51, be careful. at the george washington bridge, the inbound ryan is not too bad. that's right under the apartments. mo

city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> good morning, everybody. thank you for coming to city hall first of all, thank to all the departments it under the general umbrella of the emergency management public works and area our economic & workforce development office including our faith cbo community and penguin and others we've been explicit expecting some big storms to come our way as conversations with meteorologists i think that's their property name and scientists warn us of the el nino storms that are coming here that will certainly our city and our area will be a focus of what nece

city...because his injuries are serious. and right now --police are investigating to determine what exactly happened. no charges have been filed...aad nooone has been arrested. we will continue to follow this story and have more at 5 and 6. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your first forecast. storm track 7 visible satellite is showing a lot of clear skies over snow on the ground, but there are still clouds out there... stormtrack7 live weather network still have clouds in waterloo and cedar falls areas... plus we have some fog out there. visibilities are down to zero around oelwein and are still arouvd 2 miles or less in new the water to search for a missing person. yesterday a canoe capsized in johnson counn. theeheriff's office tells us two people were in it. bystanders pulled one person out of the water -- that person was taken to the hostal. first responders spent the night searching for the other person but had to stt when the watete began freeziig, making it dangerous for the crews. the search is continuing today. investigators are trying to fig

com. reporting live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. tim: big buisnesses are coming to sioux city! today the iowa association of buisness and industry hosted a press conference at the hard rock downtown sioux city discussing the details of its 20-16 iowa business conference, which will be hosted right here in sioux city this june. sisix city hasn't hosted the cocoerence since 2020. the a-b-i has more thth 14 hundred companies representing 3 hundred thousand employees. tim: iowa poultry producers are doing everything they can to protect their flocks from another outbreak of the avian flu. prior to the recent avian influenza outbreak in indiana the u-s-d-a was stockpiling nearly 5 hundred million doses of the new vaccine for bird flu. however, some iowa poultry industry officials oppose vaccinating because of export market consequences. the executive iowa poultry association, says it's good to have that supply of vaccine if it's needed, despite the concerns. he also said that instead of relying on vaccine, iowa's poultry producers are ramping up their biosecurity efforts to prevent

search for people who could possibly be trapped or stranded. >>> meanwhile, new york city taking the storm very seriously. sanitation workers are on the clock or will go on the clock in about two hours to get ready. storm team 4's katherine creag is in midland beach on staten isoland where people are worried not only about the snow but the flooding. >> reporter: indeed, kerry. midland beach, a community that really braces itself for any and all storms. sandy might have happened a few years back, but this is an area that has fresh memories of that storm. these are sand dunes that have been built up here. it's kind of a gradual climb up this way, but it really falls off. it's a dropoff on the other side closer to the water. these sand dunes are about five feet high. new york city certainly getting prepared for this upcoming storm. there are worries about coastal flooding. mass transit, according to the mayor, mass transit will be running. chains, their snow tires ahead of the snowfall. a bus driver told us the travel will be slow on those snow-covered roads. the mta says you'll see few

new york city, a complete travel ban is in effect. no cars, no taxis, no city buses. only police, ambulances and emergency vehicles are allowed. or team of reporters on the ground covering every angle of this for you tonight. chad myers, jason carroll in new york city. jennifer gray in washington, d.c. sarah ganum in philadelphia, ryan young in new jersey. but first, this hour, we are following breaking political news. with just nine days to go before the iowa caucuses, the editorial board at the influential paper "the des moines register" is announcing its endorsements for the democratic and republican presidential race. joining me now is lynn hicks, opinion editor for the "des moines register." thank you for joining me. >> thanks, poppy. >> break the news for us on the air. who have you decided to endorse? >> on the democratic side, we are endorsing hillary clinton. for the republicans, we are endorsing senator marco rubio. >> all right. walk me through the why. let's begin with that republican endorsement of marco rubio. why that choice? what did it come down to? >> well, we f

the opening of the super bowl city and the official celebrations that will mark this great event coming to the bay area. safety and secures has been our no. 1 priority from the very first day that the host committee was formed. we have been working with the nfl, with city officials and with public agencies to ensure a safe and secure environment for super bowl 50. the nfl, the one beautiful thing about the super bowl is it's an annual event and you are able to learn from past super bowls around public safety and security and apply those to future events and with this fantastic team behind me is truly a coalition, it's about a team coming together to provide a strong safe and secure environment for not just the super bowl itself but the activities and events happening around super bowl week in the area. with the exercises yesterday and yesterday with the fbi's efforts that we saw at levi stadium, we are clearly on a path to make sure all the safety protocols are in place that are required. in super bowl city, that is one of our crown jewel events for super bowl 50. it's a nine day

their roads very slick. here in sioux city, we got 4 point one inches of snow. the snow started last night and continued into today good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm robert lowe in for matt breen and sheila while most of the snowfall is let's toss it over to chief meteorologist ron demers to see what we can expect this weekend. the majority of communities in siouxland did end up seeing the 2-4 inches of snow that was expected and here in sioux city our official total is 3.6 inches. the light snow will move off to the east tonight and colder air is already filtering in behind this system. expect temps to hover only around 10 degrees on saturda and with a strong northwest wind as the snow starts to slow down, the streets need to be cleaned up. the snow may have moved out of siouxland, but clean up efforts continue tonight. the problem is the side streets and neighborhood roads remain snow packed. but snow plows are working all day to get that heavy snow off the roads. the temperatures will be dropping so be sure to allow yourself extra time if you're going to be driving

service on city property >> the item is sponsored by supervisor wiener >> thank you very much. colleagues today is legislation that i'm author to establish a prevailing wage requirement for broadcast services occurring on city property. our prevailing wage ordinance is incredibly important in expressing our values as a city and particularly that we prioritize making sure that people are paid not just living wages, but wages that allow them to survive in san francisco. the city is so expensive and want people of all economic levels, working class and middle class to live here and make sure people are are not paid poverty wages and the prevailing wage is our way of expressing that value and making sure in certain context whether when you contract with the city or do certain types of work on city property you pay your workers a fair and reasonable wage. today we are expanding our prevailing wage requirement to broadcast service on city property and i want to thank [inaudible] 119 for working with us on this legislation [inaudible] broadcast sunchss include the work required to el

the shore to the city, "eyewitness news" has you covered tonight and it starts right now. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us, this was a storm of historic proportions. we will be feel effects for days, if not weeks to come. all philadelphia schools are closed. that's including public and archdiocesen schools, there are many other closings as well. you can see them scrolling there at the bottom of your screen. please take note of that. as the region recovers, our team is spread out tonight. covering every angle of the aftermath. temperatures are dropping. and that's raising concerns about refreezing. lauren casey is in our weather center. she's out there now on the sky deck with more on that. lauren? >> natasha, i'm on the sky deck. we have quite a bit of snowfall still lingering out here. it's getting pretty kron which he and crusty. as those temperatures drop down, getting cold tonight but incredible snowfall totals as we know, 22.4 inches of snow falling in philadelphia. this is now our fourth largest snowstorm on record in the city. records date back to t

the public but still we need to look at that if you're required of the city that is not nestle for short-term rentals you're expected to comply with the line if you're eligible. >> eaten in terms of registration process i appreciate the efforts with the website in general making it better early on and we're getting a lot of feedback if hoists this is too difficult to register i'm sure their challenges but i know there's been improvements i appreciate that do you think we are where we need to be in terms of making it as easy as possible for people to register and come into compliance with the law. >> i think there is always room for improvements even small integrals and we're in a much better place than the what some of the early problems were even before i came on board interest was long details with the schedules we've transitioned to an online scheduling tool to identify people identity and in terms of the proof of residentscy the certificate is worst the paper it is printed on but with the changing to the online schedule get the information from a number of places with our actua

brothers and sisters. the problem has to boo with us and the way we structure our liferb jz cities and thijsss like that see great to see when we want to do something about homelessness the mayor is coming forward and making good proposals for how we can solve our problem, not fix the homeless. >> [applause] >> there are a lot of people here working for years on that problem. it is a problem for the whole community but it is also one we need to thitsy to step forward to help us do so we welcome the mayor in his remarks today. without further ado, i would like to recognize a couple people here that have come and been long involved ing these issue. angela alota is here today. from the san francisco interfaith counsel we have mikem pops and rita chimal. supervisor marc farrell is here. supervisor jewel jewel yechristensen and all the department heads here of the city and all the community based organizations that are represent. thank you for coming and welcome to st. anthony's >> good morning everyone. thank you all for being here. let me begin with just comment about some things that hav

storm dumped record setting amounts of snow. we have you covered from the shore to the city to the suburbs. >>> flooding fears, it may have stopped snowing, but not everybody is breathing a sigh of relief. residents along the coast are bracing for another high tide that could cause more problems down the shore. a live report from wildwood is minutes away. clearing the streets. the officials in philadelphia are working on a plan to get rid of all the snow that socked in neighborhoods all over the city. next details on when we'll get an update on their efforts. is this nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:00, 20 degrees outside. today we start the cleanup after the blizzard of 2016. but some spots could still see problems in the wake of this storm. right now there are tens of thousands of power outages from the blizzard. about 19,000 customers are still in the dark in new jersey with most of them in cape may county. philadelphia international airport says it will gradually resume operations today. some airlines will have reduced schedule of arrivals and departures. and a l

times 9 administrative code to establish a fund for city services 80 and accomplishes an advisory committee for the eyes of monies from the fund for 9 mission bay transportation improvement fund. >> supervisor peskin now the judicial matters have been adjudicated by the board i can vote on those items. >> thank you, supervisor peskin for that clarification and madam clerk on item 8 call roll. >> commissioner hayon supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin. >> supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos no supervisor breed. >> commissioner campos there are 10 i's one no with supervisor avalos in the decedent. >> the ordinance is finally passed madam clerk reads items 9 and 10 total. >> to designate to the director of the public works the authority to accept the required improvements and authorizes the director of real estate for about easements and grants deeds to the improvements for 9 golden state warriors center at mission bay and the summer vacation for the sanctuary sewer and san francisco entertainment commission purposes two of

are circling america's cities. they convince city leaders to use bonds to borrow what looks like easy money for projects. but the cities can end up in such deep debt they go bankrupt. some of those cities claim theye the victims and blame the wall street middlemen who make money on the whole deal. wjla has our story. chris: you believe wall street took advantage of the city? was no question wall street took advantage of the city. chris: eric papenfuse is the current mayor of harrisburg, pennsylvania. in 2011, he watched his city become the first and still only state catal in american history to file for bankruptcy. mayor papenfuse: nobody wanted to stop the gravy train because everyone was profiting off the borrowing. chris: harrisburg's troubles began with, of all things, a broken down incinerator. in 2003 long-time mayor stephen reed decided to borrow money to fix it, by issuing bonds. one way a city can borrow money is by selling bonds. so called muni-bonds are tax free and aractive to some investors. just like a mortgage, the city promises to pay the money back on a certain d

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above freezing and stayed above freezing overnight in the city and long island. you go nor and west with a clear sky, temperatures can drop off dramatically. 16 in franklin. 13 in high bridge right now. nyet towards the city, 39 in wn. 37 at long branch. low 40s in long island. 10 in ssex and 10 in bridgewater. in these areas there could be patc s ofs lackouce and slippery. as the clouds move towards us that will put a lid on by the time they get here, they tend to be rain showers. look at the temperatu s t'ss afternoon. at nn time increase in clouds. there will be sun at times but spotty showers. high temperature of 44 degrees. we'll check out the rest of tha forecast in a bit. here's lauren. >> thanks, chris. no major problems on the roads ju yet but let's talk about the rails. l.i.e. rr, expected to be delayed between 6:00 and 6:30 a.m. the rest of it to come back be atwee6:00 and 6:30. anfod path commuters still no rail servise between newark and journal square. but starting at about 6:00 a.m., they'll start offer something limited shuttle bus service from newark over to journal

administrative code to establish a fund for city services 80 and accomplishes an advisory committee for the eyes of monies from the fund for 9 mission bay transportation improvement fund. >> supervisor peskin now the judicial matters have been adjudicated by the board i can vote on those items. >> thank you, supervisor peskin for that clarification and madam clerk on item 8 call roll. >> commissioner hayon supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin. >> supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos no supervisor breed. >> commissioner campos there are 10 i's one no with supervisor avalos in the decedent. >> the ordinance is finally passed madam clerk reads items 9 and 10 total. >> to designate to the director of the public works the authority to accept the required improvements and authorizes the director of real estate for about easements and grants deeds to the improvements for 9 golden state warriors center at mission bay and the summer vacation for the sanctuary sewer and san francisco entertainment commission purposes two offers of de

. philadelphia, 24.2 inches. that's the 4th largest snowstorm for the city of brotherly love. king of prussia, 26 inches. that's more than two feet. broomall, 22 inches. the official number at the airport, 22.4. that's the fourth largest snowstorm for the city of philadelphia. haddonfield, 18 him toms river, 17. williams town 14 1/2. new castle, 16.1. talleyville 14.2. dover more than a foot, hockessin 12.2 inches. there's a lot of snow that needs to be shoveled and cleaned up. my best advice today is to dress warmly and temperatures are cold take it slow, maybe get a young one to remove the snow. i want to pull in david murphy we have issues down the shore and we'll talk about that and how it feels down there. >> reporter: it's a cold one across the region, the winds are not as bad as yesterday. if you check out temperatures, bundle up. 22 degrees in philadelphia. 18 in allentown and just 22 in millville. the windchills even though the winds have dropped off a bit, they are out of northwest windchills feel like 13 in philadelphia and single digit windchills in northern tier. bundle u

. >>> hillary clinton leaves i with and comes to philly. why she's hoping her trip to the city of brotherly love will pay off. >>> plus, a travel warning as the zika virus threatens to spread across the eastern hemisphe hemisphere. good evening. a deadly night in chester with two shootings an hour apart. live outside the village deli, we have details. >> reporter: chester police in the very early stages of the investigation but this is what we know so far. around 7:45 this evening, three men shot outside of the village deli on morton avenue between johnson and east 12th street. one died, two others are being treated. as the chester medical center. we were there as detectives gathered evidence including clothing at the scene. the names of the victims and conditions have not been released. an hour earlier, half a mile away, another crime scene in the 1600 block of upland street. you can see police activity from sky force 10. here a man found shot dead in the car. again, his identity has not been released. detectives do not know if both shootings are related. no suspects have been arrested at

city police officer had spotted the car at gordon drive and south fairmont. the plates matched a vehicle that was stolen in omaha.so far... the suspect has not been identified or formally charged. 3 3 today's chase adding to the already- high car theft january.sioux city police say they've already had 29 reports of stolen cars in the first 25 days of 2016.police say a lot of those thefts happen when people leave their cars running to warm them upup. and that the easiest way to event your car from being stolen is to never leave the keys in it without being in the car yourself. 3 3 sergeant bluff police releasing the name of the man arrested after a brief car chase monday afternoon.48- year- old daniel suhr of yankton is 3 being held in the woodbury county jail... 3 awaiting a transfer into the custody of the u- s marshal's service.suhr was wanted on a federal warrant when he was arrereed yesterday after a a brief chase through sergeant bluff.in addition to the federal charges... he's also facing *local* charges of driving without a license and driving while barred. 3 3 a former st

believe it started early this morning. 3 sioux city police are seeing an *alarming* number of vehicles stolen after being left unattended.as our jetske wauran tells us... in most of these cases... the owners left their keys in a running vehicle. 3 reports of cars being stolen started surfacing around august of last year, and now, detective jeff harstad tells me, that number isisp to 165 as of today.when the temperature drops, it could be tempting to leave your car running before you drive.a crime of opportunity, sioux city police detective harstad says, leaving your car unattended is down- right..dangerous. "we've taken several individuals into custody for larceny of motor vehicles what we describe it morning we arrested one and then we have another one that we're going to be arresting later totoy."harstad adds incidences started around august of last year and continue to grow, now with 165 vehicles reported stolen."165 is quite a drastic number for sioux city."police say, about 20 stolen vehicles came from outside jurisdictions during this time frame."there's really no neighborhood th

about china and oil prices had stocks down nearly 400 points at closing. city and state officials are giving it back to texas senator ted cz over comments about "new york values" in last night's gop debate. the republican presidential candidate says his opponent donald trump is a product of the city's governor cuomo offensive, while mayor de blasio says they're hypocritical. a long awaited report has been released studying the impact for-hire vehicles like uber in the five boroughs. the city hall regulation, including on price surges, and calls for more worker protections. the number of substantiated reports of complaints against police officers skyrocketed last year. the civilian complaint review board shows a 70 percent jump in validated cases. and ben mcadoo is officially introduced as we'll have more on our top stories in a moment. we'll see rain develop tonight. temperatures are in the 40s and it's breezy. looking ahead: after early showers tomorrow, skies will be clearing for the afternoon. the high will be near 50. on sunday, iwill be mostly cldy and colderand for monday, we'll

important details on this for you at 12:30. later today, norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot will be in federal court. burfoot is expected to plead not guilty to eight felony counts. those charges include conspiracy to commit wire fraud and perjury. an indictment says federal prosecutors think burfoot was part of a plan to defraud the city. it says starting in 2005, burfoot used his position on city council for personal gain. he allegedly promised votes in exchange for favors from development companies like tivest. if convicted, burfoot could be in prison anywhere from five to that won't happen. 1st bite - andrew sacks - attorney c10 3:45 - the public record will show best for the city. it has nothing to do with the fact that it was tivest. :54 sources tell 10 on your side burfoot will request a jury trial - and from there, the court will set a trial date. burfoot says he has no plans to step down from his position as treasurer. congressman scott rigell is supporting another congressman who wants to run for virginia's second district. a spokesperson for rigell said he encouraged congres

new york city after ten. i think this evening, south and west in new jersey. snow arrives around midnight in new york city. main even a little bit before. we could have a few inches by dawn. already roads are snow recovered and dangerous. the brunt is 7:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening, so just in the heart of the day. snow ends by midnight sunday. the worst up to 7:00. close to a foot in new york city and long island, i can see higher amounts. and here's the final snowfall map leading up to the storm. again, a look at central new jersey, 12 to 18 locally 20. some of those higher amounts brooklyn, queens, and touching manhattan and parts of long island get big totals out of this. look to the north, more of a moderate storm, we have a lot to talk about. so many elements o. storm, timing for your neighborhood -- elements of the storm. timing for your neighborhood. we'll have it all. >>> mayor de blasio has declared a winter weather engineer starting at 8:00 -- emergency starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning. it does not mean there's a travel ban but the mayor is urge drivers

service on city property >> the item is sponsored by supervisor wiener >> thank you very much. colleagues today is legislation that i'm author to establish a prevailing wage requirement for broadcast services occurring on city property. our prevailing wage ordinance is incredibly important in expressing our values as a city and particularly that we prioritize making sure that people are paid not just living wages, but wages that allow them to survive in san francisco. the city is so expensive and want people of all economic levels, working class and middle class to live here and make sure people are are not paid poverty wages and the prevailing wage is our way of expressing that value and making sure in certain context whether when you contract with the city or do certain types of work on city property you pay your workers a fair and reasonable wage. today we are expanding our prevailing wage requirement to broadcast service on city property and i want to thank [inaudible] 119 for working with us on this legislation [inaudible] broadcast sunchss include the work required to el

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areas the city or the homes and apartments what might be needed as well as public works we emphasis that if there is any life-threatening emergency people for sure call 9-1-1 but when no life-threatening emergency please call 311 steady and that will be taken care of and the distinctions are in the tree branch falls on the street none it hurt that's the 311 but if a life wire ryan falls and people around that that is a 9-1-1 it is life-threatening we need to distinguish that so we don't have our lines filled with inappropriate calls to those lines we want the public to be read i again offer my thanks to the departments that are here today they are ready and they're willing they're able to engage in the departments and we want our city to be safe and prepared and doing what we do early and often so again, thank you and up now with more details along with the other departments is ann from our department of emergency services. >> thank you, mr. mayor and good morning in the early 80s and the late 90s we had huge storms here in the bay area well, actually throughout california according

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winter storm paralyzed cities from the gulf coast to new england.the blinding snow caused a 30 mile back up on i-75 in kentucky. hundreds of drivers were stranded in freezing temperatures for hours.further north, more than 500 cars and buses carrying temple university's gymnastic squad and the duquesne men's basketball team were stuck in a massive gridlock on the snow mobiles had no problem plowing through the 24 inches that slammed baltimore.natsa parade of plows worked hard removing more than 30 inches of snow that crippled washington, d.c.drivers who ventured out found themselves in need of help.(sot shannon scott/dc resident)this is like my third vehicle today i helped. bridge: to get down some of these congested snow covered side streets, city officials say they're using the national guard's humvees to respond to people in need. (sot chris geldart, dc emergency management)we've actually embedded our humvees with the national guard with our emergency services. (nats-is the metal or plastic? its plastic)dc stores to buy shovels for the big dig out that's just ahead. (sot mayor de

city has now been lifted after almost 27 inches of snow fell in central park just shy of the record there. also this morning, many major airports on the east coast effectively closed. over 60,000 people still do not have power in places on the east coast. for more we're joined now by bill karins and almost that record, bill. >> some areas did and some areas were very close. historic storm, maybe once in every ten, 20 year type event. this huge blizzard is now heading towards the canadian maritimes, the last of the snow ended on cape cod. we're done with storm. good deal of clearing behind it. sunny day for the clean up. the only problem we have to watch is the high tide cycle. coastal flood warnings from roanoke to cape may, new jersey. these are the high tide times. these are already past. not horrible. another high tide cycle this evening but point be worse than what we saw yesterday. whatever damage was done yesterday maybe just take a little longer to clean up because of the high water today and tonight. wind gusts aren't bad. people shoveling at least you're not dealing with bl

roadways. that's it. so nonemergency vehicles you are allowed on the road in new york city -- excuse me, only nonemergency vehicles. we got the full traffic ban for new york into nassau county. broadway shows canceled and movie theaters closed as well and more than 14 inches of snow has already fallen in central park with upwards of two feet expected for the city today. so the situation is dangerous. people are definitely paying attention to this. and we can now confirm that there have been 13 storm related fatalities. joining me now on the telephone is the deputy commissioner of operations for new york city's emergency management. it's good to have you with me. so let's begin with any rising crises that have been faced for city management so far, or is everything pretty much handled because of the way the mayor has taken command? >> i think the mayor's decisions we have gone through have helped us a lot. people coming off the roadways now will be able to sit -- assist the department -- i should say the department of sanitation greatly. because that will be able to create a better flow

motion. >> we get instructions from the city attorney this is not unusual and i'm comfortable to continue this i mean, i can't get in the middle that have who said what and when but it is an our error the best way the department recommends. >> commissioner antonini. >> just one i'm in favor of continuance wondering why this is up at the last minute the plans were out for a while not understanding why it is not discovered at an earlier time with possible corrections brother this hearing and david lindsey from the planning staff i wish i could give you a good we are it was simply missed. >> thank you they've been a lot of controversy an decks and penthouses and things but menu when a whatever it is i'd like move to continue indefinitely as well as continuing the other item which is. >> item 9. >> item 9 to march 24. >> thank you, commissioners commissioners, if there's nothing further on the question of matter of continuance item 7 indefinitely and item 9. >> commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner wu commissioner vice president richards and co

the important work and it's critical work for not only the children in the city today but for the children of our city of tomorrow. today we're coming together to approve the outcomes framework that will be our north star if you will. we want to be true for all children, youth and families in san francisco and what we want for them. i would like to call this meeting to order. my co-chair mayor lee will join us shortly and i will ask the doctor to do the roll call. >> let's get started. abby snay. >> here. >> abram jimenez. >> here. >> adan wynn for naomi kelly. >> chief nance. >> here. >> barbara carlson. >> here. >> barbara garcia. >> present. >> brent stephens. >> present. >> ka. >> candace wong. >> present. >> [inaudible] >> here. >> ed lee. >> here. >> >> here. >> jillian wu. >> here. >> john rahaim. ken epstein. >> present. >> kentaro iwasaki. >> here. >> [inaudible] >> landon dickey. >> here. >> laura moran. >> here. >> president les wong. >> here. >> lo i guess herrera. >> here. >> decost. >> here. >> (calling roll). olson lee. phil ginsburg. >> here. >> halperin. >> presen