cities. revenue potential, if you have market mechanism whether it is attacks, trade, or how does the state accomplish its plan, how do companies trade with each other, all of that will have revenue moving around and where do the mayors play a role in that? so to give you a quick example of why this is important, if i look at just two of those things i mentioned, energy energy efficiency and renewable energy, and i look at the gap the united states has to meet its 2025 goal for the paris agreement by 26 - 28% reduction,% reduction, the gap is between 300 million metric tons of carbon, equip flint to 700 metric tons. if the work of mayors and greatly in the united states can accelerate the energy efficiency and renewable limitation of the clean powerplant by just 2025 it is to million metric tons. that is not a a small amount of 300- 700. but right now how to capture them how to get that to be there is something we do not have a good handle on. it is important for mayors to participate in thes

so again congratulations to our city for completely all 24 projects as asked and promised by the city to how sour serious commitment to ending the traffic facilities and i looked at it to moving forward the next generation of project that continue to make the city safer for everyone. >> thank you all for scouting this morning, i'm ben the mire senior advisors on vision zero we want to action the folks behind me they're in calibration and zero is is a mix of 14 departments come together to commented to a bold and baby boomer goal it work is not possible without the leadership first, we have from the city architects sorry the city engineer from the d and kathy from walk sf which is one of our great strong community partners advocating forever the public safety and liveable streets in san francisco and sheryl brinkman vice president of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and we have tom maguire the sustainable streets at the sfmta and have tilly chang the executive director of the county transportation authority no san francisco and 80 mass the health officer here 2, 3, 4 t

we're not just a world class city. we are a world class sports city. our region with oakland, we have the largest share of lombardi trophies than any other place in the country. to have this iconic game, but the 5 the 50th here. >> chicken little here, but there has been some criticism of the fundraising, of course, this has been a big fithing for the nfl, but the contributions have been dark money so to speak, they haven't been revealed, the do donors wanted to be anonymous. wouldn't it be better to have transparency. >> off the bat, we committed to telling you where everything dollar lahas gone. you can go on the website right now and see where every $5.2 million has gone. what they do, and why we invest it. >> where the money came from? >> so the money also on our website, we have two main sources. we have individual donors, lissed on the website and then our partners, corporate, $0.20 of those sponsorship, went to the 50 fund. that's ready available. >> do you think, ann, when you have these big events, the bay area tried to host the oe limb mix, i

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although sioux city police can no longer access the information through the database, an assistant city attorney says the violations will continue to be sent as normal. "we're confident in the other methods that we have to research address and actually send out citiations that we don't feel there will be any glich going forward and tickets will go out like they did to anyone violating in sioux city," said justin vondrak, assistant city attorney. konenkamp says sioux city police will have 24-7 access to the south dakota disptach to get any neccasary information regarding criminal cases. michelle schoening, ktiv news four. when asked for comment, sioux city police chief doug young referred questions to the city's legal department. one south dakota lawmaker says he fully supports the governor's actions to block the database. representative jim bolin spoke constituent on thursday about a from the speed-traffic camera from sioux city. he says having the cameras on the interstate isn't right. "that was a road that was paid for by primarly federal tax money from all over the country and i don'

deputy city attorney thomas. it's a small point but but every was commissioner lazarus mentioned it in terms or the dynamic was at the time the parties were entering into a settlement agreement. as i understood the appellant's papers and presentation, today was a characterization that city had been enjoined that the federal court had in fact issued a injunction. that is not the case. contest promotions did seek a temporary restraining order. they did seek a primary injunction. it was hotly and heavily opposed. there was a hearing in front of a federal judge and ultimately the judge did not enjoin this city, but what the judge did was to water the parties, both the city and contest promotions, to abide by the state agreement that had been entered into by the parties prior to litigation. the effect of that was, was that penalties would not accrue on the already issued notices of violation. i brought a copy of the order from the court if you want to see it but i can put it on the overhead. it's actually contained in

south along highway 101 right through san francisco in to daly city and south city. futurecast says rain continues overnight tonight in the form of scattered showers. when you wake up saturday morning, it will like i still be rain -- likely still be raining on and off. that rough surf rough for the entire month. surf is rough tonight, surf will continue to be rough tomorrow. 12 to 16 foot waves, pounding the coast three times a minute. and the wind advisory continues for the north bay mountains, just for a few more hours, sustained winds 30 with isolated wind gusts to 50 miles per hour. it has been wet, windy. there's a break coming. we'll talk about when it it -- it arrives and how long it will last, that's coming up. >>> betty yu is live in pacifica, people who live there feeling the terrifying effects of the storm. >> reporter: that's right, they are, and right now we are still seeing those effects. we're getting some steady rain at this moment, but if you take a look behind me, this is why the city declared a state of emergency. huge waves have just been pounding

we also calculate the amount of city appropriations subject to the limit and we determined that city appropriations are approximately 62 million dollars below the limit. and the final slide shows the past 7 years historical value of the amount city appropriations are under the limit. i am happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions? seeing none mrs. rose can we go to your report >> we recommend approval of this ruzlution >> thank you we will move to public comment. anyone wish to comment on item 5? seeing none public comment is closed. >> like to make motion to forward out positive recommendation to the full board >> motion by supervisor tang and take that without objection. madam clerk can you call item 6, please and 7 together >> item 6 is resolution authorizing amendment to the [inaudible] 2.2 million in the first year of the february 1, 2016 through january [inaudible] item 7, resolution authorizing a amendment to master terms and conditions [inaudible] which extend the term for 2 years with [inaudible] >> okay, thank you. mr. updike is here to

traffic now banned in new york city. motorists stranded on the roads for hours. >> reporter: i'm the metrologist. some cities are getting better. things are still very dangerous. i will bring you all the details >>> lessons learned from the water crisis in flint. we look at government responsibility to keep america's drinking water safe. with just over a week before the iowa caucuses, he says not even committing a violent crime can turn away his supporters. we will tell you what crime he is talking about >>> it has been a long cold day for the people of the united states. the blizzard brought with it hurricane force winds and up to three feet of snow in some areas. it has claimed 18 lives either from car crashes, shovelling snow or hypothermia. flights have been cancelled as well. in new jersey tides higher than they were during super storm sandy are causing major flooding. extremely heavy snow fall. our correspondent is in manhattan. finally some good news about the travel ban? >> reporter: the travel ban according to t

the city has about 700 shelters. "do you have the resources to send an inspector into every city shelter?" "we will assess that financial situation." the governor's office says if stringer uncovers dangerous conditions, the nypd will be called into shelters, and the state could move to close facilities or replace operators. we asked cuomo's office if directly to him, a spokeswoman said he would "administration." now with this new oversight come could question the comptroller's own political motivation, considering he has often mayoral candidate in 2017 the only job i am focused today on is the job i have now. in lower manhattan, courtney the giants introduce their new head coach. how important is that news story to you? you tell us what's news on "the call." go to ny1.com and chose your top story of the day - look for our voting box on the right side of the screen. then watch "the call" at nine p-m to see your viewer we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. we no longer offer an excuse to stay home all day j

city. and also is the bay bridge. we got a fancy new decoration last night that is going to be permanant. we're going to take a peak at that coming up as well. >> and there has been a market shift until the homeless population to make room for superbowl city. the mayor vowed they would be moved out before the big party. where do they go and what is next? talking about his plans to get rid of the growing city. >> that's right. he is not happy about that. place your bets on the future of online fantasy sports games in california. >> state assemblyman on the rush to legalize sites like draftking. he is live in our studio. he was the lowest know vote -- no vote in the assembly. lots coming up in the next hour. let's check in with julie watts with more. a lot of eyes on that as superbowl festivities begin. >> yes, and the good news is i think we are going to stay mostly dry at superbowl city. the bad news is we have a wind advisory. blustery conditions. grab that windbreaker. i don't you saw mar

and norfolk city leaders react after word word that the city treasurer has been indicted on federal charges. welcome to newschannel three at 5 - i m les smith. and i m barbara ciara. our big story tonight is rain moving through hampton roads -- right now. taking a live look over the virginia beach oceanfront. let s get right to chief meteorologist patrick rockey in the live vipir forecast center all those clouds that have been hanging around the past few days will finally bring us some wet weather this weekend. the trade off: warmer temperatures! after a few evening showers on friday, most of saturday is looking dry. expect to wake up to mostly cloudy skies with temperatures in the mid 40s. but we will warm up into the upper 50s to around 60 in the afternoon. a few showers are possible before sunset, but it looks like the bulk of the rain will be moving in late saturday night and into the first part of sunday as an area of low pressure rolls up the coast. you may even be awakened by a stray thunderstorm early sunday morning. we are not expecting a big outbreak of severe weather, but an isol

it's all over sioux city that it's taking place."what's more, leave their vehicle running while unattended, could face a criminal citation. and, some insurance companies may not pay for lost or damages, causing the owner to become victims of idedtity theft *by leaving personal information inside the vehicle"it's one thing to have remote start where your car could run and nobody can take it because the cars are with it. and it's actually another to have your vehicle running with the keys in it."harstad urges owners make it easy for car thieves: keep your vehicle locked at all times.close all windows and sunroof. and with the rise of so many stolen vehicles, many residents in sioux city are gearing up their homes with security cameras to make sure these thieves stay way from their vehicles."dont leave any type of personal identification or anything that could be used for identity theft within your vehicle."now if you have any information about a stolen vehicle or if you see anything suspicious, you're urged to call crime stoppers at 71

in 2015, the city council that wouldldrequire a city issued i-d card and city background check for all uber drivers. shortly after that went into effect, uber removed iowa city from its list for potential expansion. but now, the city manager's office says the city council might take up the issue again, possibly as soon as march. 23:36:09 "right now, we're in discussion with an uber representative to see what their bottom line is for what mododications could be made to hopefully bring them into town. those talks will be ongoing. we're fairly early in the discussion." an uber spokesperson says iowa city needs to modify its code to account for business models that are not traditional taxi cabs. questions still linger. f-b-i agents deal with unanswered questions in the san bernardino terror attacks. stay with tv-9. stay with tv9. it's ---. temperatures will sit in the single digits all morning and all afternoon, before bottoming out below zero. winds won't help! with a northwest wind at 15 to 25 mph and gusting 30 plus at times, wind chills will be -20 to - 30 throughout the day and as low

and city council how they feel about where the city is headed. more than 120 people piled into the churchland library last night. for almost an hour, residents asked why there was a lack of transparency in the city's government. we tried to talk to the mayor aftwerwards about a number of issues but he did not answer our questions. clip 110 1:51:08-1:51:41 "the people tonight were concerned about the lack of information and there were about a hundred people from portsmouth, thousand will be watching, what do you want to say to them?" "hey how ya doin? goodnight" during the meeting the mayor blamed the lack of transparency on media coverage. he and council members pointed to the city's public access channel for information. other taxpayers say its not just the lack of openness, it's the in-fighting among elected clip0043 leon j harris 1:24:12 "it's government transparency listen to the people that pay your salary listen to the people that you have to govern if you stop being premadonnas it'll be alright" 1:24:27 runs :15 one citizen started a go-fu

city. >>> we want to take you back to this breaking news scene. we've been following this since just about 6:00 this morning and we have an update. this is a fire in burlington city, burlington county. we've will earned that one person was injured. this came into us as a report of a fire inside of a building getting a better look at this scene it appears as though it's a residential neighborhood. crews have been battling this blaze for the better half of a half an hour, 45 minutes. this is on the 300 block of st. mary's street in burlington city, burlington county. as soon as we have another update we will pass it along. >>> happening now, police are planning on going whack out to the intersection at fifth and hunting park to investigate a hit and run. right now the road is open and a man is in critical condition in the hospital. nbc 10's drew smith is live for us in hunting park. drew, you've been out there all morning, what can you tell us about the investigation? >> reporter: well, vai,

the city's history. let's check in with adam reis, he's in central park and it's not stopping folks from coming out trying to enjoy what the snow brings. adam, what are you seeing? >> reporter: that's true, thomas, but we're continuing to get pounded with the snow. blizzardlike conditions, it might not be technically a blizzard but it feels like one getting hit in the face all morning long. now, the snow is continuing. we expect it to continue through tomorrow afternoon in these blizzardlike conditions. the city, as you mentioned earlier, essentially shut down. the bus service shut down. long island railroad, metro north. i've got kevin joining me here. he's got his two adorable sons here. they are suffering from the conditions. but, kevin, you are enjoying it, right? >> we are enjoying it. i couldn't think of a better time than this to be out with the two young guys. i know the city is shut down, but, boy, i tell you, it's really provided a joyful play date for us. >> reporter: sure. what do you make wh

my name is a guy i'm a san francisco homeowner raised my to children in the city and now rent out my sons bedroom to help me cover the costs of sending my kids to college not cheap those days we're do not the income and renting out my sons bedroom i want to mention in my case i was a fair early applicant and took vantage of a night down the planning planning office we could come in and be seen and have our application processed i would like to mention one thing about airbnb and the other platforms we do rent our sons room in our home that counts as one listing but also, if we go away for a weekend or week we can rent out the entire week that is a separate listing so the residents exactly we're a resident in both cases and so this would be two different listing falls 20/20 categories on the website the number of 10 thousands i've heard is awfully inflated so many have allergies for the same property but may list the property on multiple website. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> hello supervisors my name is jerry i. live in ingleside district a member of about piper housing pol

super bowl city opens january 30th. now, getting around the city can be tough any day, so the next three weeks certainly a challenge, but the host committee points out at least for the first few days, it will be a good time for locals to come down and enjoy the event. the big super bowl crowds likely won't get into town, they say, until the thursday before the big game, and there are a few unique features. >> number one, we're opening this fan village nine days before the game. and this first weekend will be deemed hometown weekend for the locals of the bay area to come down, get a taste of super bowl. even if they don't have a ticket to the game, they can enjoy all the free to the public fan experiences. >> reporter: now, southbound embarcadero is closed now by the ferry building, also market from beale to stewart and howard over near the nfl experience. the detours are up today. and while traffic is backed up in some areas, many streets appear to be empty. it looks like some people did get the message, are just avoidi

in ocean city, new jersey, it is 63-mile an hour gust and inland at the airport in atlantic city 58 miles an hour even more look at the wilmington, delaware, that's really inland. that's a 53-mile an hour wind gust that we have already recorded today. so once again, it's the wind and the flooding in low-lying areas and the wave heights of 15 to 20 feet just keeps the wind out of the northeast just keeps pounding that water into the coastline so the next high tide that you have to look out for unfortunately is this evening at 7:09 and we think we'll still be snowing pretty heavily and seeing those high winds up until then. and tomorrow we have another high tied to worry about at 7:30 in the morning and those times aren't too different in cape may either this evening, 7:43 is your high tide and then another one and it could be kind of coupe la miff mike with these -- because the back bays don't have chance to empty out in between the high tides. >> just amazing seeing some of this. got a tweet from one of our viewers robert 3 feet of water in ocean city and it goes right up to the steps int

city hall as well. we spoke to a woman just a short time ago about what she sees so far. >> like every street, no plows. can't get out. >> what do you think it will take to clean this up? >> oh, my god. oh, man. a lot. it's really bad. >> all side streets, even from where i'm coming from work right now, nothing is done. >> reporter: we're showing you bloom field avenue. what a difference that makes. you can see a little bit of blacktop here. this is a main thoroughfare through several cities in essex county and then you get back to these streets and the story is the same. residents, kerry, as to when they'll see plows. mayor razz baraka said they'll be up all night. >> so far -- that compounds the whole problem. >>> we just checked a number of flight cancellations at the airports. according to flight aware. nearly 400 flights are canceled at our main three airports today. just checked. 234 flights canceled at newark liberty. 131 canceled at laguardia. 32 canceled at kennedy. if you're flying today, chec

inside city limits. he also expects big news this year with plans for new y-m-c-a and library taking shape. but the mayor says the one thing he wants this year is a better handle on how much the city has grown. "we're having a special census done this year find out exactly how much we have grown and i think with the growth will come all the opportunities." even without special census numbers, the mayor told the group marion has grown 37 percent in population since the year 2000. to be under closos watch as it modernizes its sewer operations. that's after a district court approved an agreement over allegations the city violated the clclan water act. the agagement details what waterloo must do to make sure the city's sewage treatment plant is working. city officials say flooding overwhelmed the city's system and caused sewer overflows into the cedar river in 2008 and 2010. iowa senate leaders have put together a budget plan that totals seven point 39 billion dollars. this would be for fiscal 2017, which be

. basic features of the city park. and if you go to parks like central park, the lights certainly don't look like they do in hibridge park and other abandoned parks. that's, obviously, completely unfair. >> reporter: what should viewers think when they see a park with lights that have been abandoned? >> i believe in those cases, quite a while ago, this decision was made by the city to discourage people from going to certain sections of parks for whatever reason. >> reporter: the parks department says three decades ago when the city was emerging from a fiscal crisis, the decision was made not to replace lights in parts of certain parks. last month, a woman was raped by two men after she walked into a dark highbridge park. police are looking for these two suspects. do you think that is wise to continue with that policy of having some of othese parks without lights working? >> i'm not so sure that that is a policy that we have now. sent us this invoice from the lighting contractor in east river park. it says three lights

. >> we've asked the city how many of those oak trees in the city limits are on the removal list, they are working to get the number for us. they would not comment on the pending litigation. live in orlando jenny murray as channel 9. >>> orange county server accused of exposing himself in a popular pizza place struck a plea deal, and eight-year-old an 11-year-old told her mom, christopher performed a sex act on himself while they were in pizzeria, the 29-year-old the 40 months in prison, or cado is a sex offender who is been accused of exposing himself twice before. >> pres. obama preparing to deliver his final state of the union address tonight to joint session of congress, the white house tells us to expect and optimistic message about the future. justin gray live in washington dc, you heard from both florida senators today. r sen. marco rubio running for president himself, he sounded today like a candidate message, calling pres. obama's candidacy a disastrous presidency. >> the white house told us to expect something different from pres. obama's address tonight. expect them to focus

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>> my name is mark blake i am the deputy city attorney. i have been with the city now for about 10 years, i have about 20 years experience in finance, and working with the bond offering process. working with steve smith in san francisco we employee and outside law firm in preparing our offering document aand the 3rd thing is we need to give you our insight in terms of where the department is headed and in terms of the disclosure and in terms of the fcc and we discharge your legal responsibilities under the federal procurerment laws.laws with me today i have brought a very good offering document as to what your responsibilities are. the city officials and our staff is available anytime you have questions to answer any concerns you have about the disclosure process. what we're going to do today is basically touch on the official statement is and what the legal statements are attached to one the official statement and then i will touch on. the team is and before an offering document comes before your board for approval i will go into what goe

now the city has the equipment and the ability to hit pretty much every street in the city. so expectations rise and when they are not met, yeah, frustration follows. city crews work feverishly to remove mountains of snow dumped at seventh and popular where a massive melting machine was on sight over the weekend. the machine moved on the intersection needed to be cleared. just one of a thousand logistical hurdles to be cleared when mother nature dumps 22-inches of snow. drivers were at their witness its end. >> i feel like you need four wheel drive for lot of these streets that are not plowed. >> reporter: we found trouble spots throughout the city. south philly at fifth and fitzwater cabby rasheed was stuck on an unplowed stretch. >> i just drop customer now. i just dropped the customer i jest of just went to move i was stuck. >> reporter: you dropped a customer off and you can't get out of here. >> yeah. >> reporter: in north philly on master street good samaritans were doing their best to push and pull crystal evans from foot of mushy snow. go, go, go. >> evans runs a cle

specifically how those bonds were structured and also what advice they gave the city when the city was trying to lend this debt. and of course we did reach out to many of the firms. the largest firms involved in harrisburg's bankruptcy was citing potential litigation. they wouldn't comment to us and that includes the big ones. royal bank of canada assured guarantee and public financial management. sharyl: fascinating story. thank you very much. chris pabst. ahead on "full measure" when authorities arrestnd the infamous escaped mexican cartel leader, el chapo, they made a we'll tell you what they found. sharyl: this week officials revealed that a .50 caliber rifle und at the stronghold of mexican cartel leader el chapo guzman came from fast and furious. that was the covert justice department operation that let thousands of weapons fall into the hands of mexican drug cartels. in a related development, a federal judge has rejected idpresident obama's use of executive privilege to withhold documents in fast and furious and ordered them handed over to congress. i and other reporters have so

especially in a city that prides itself on diverse city. i saw the mentality that killed marriott woods when-if you wish to want to bring friday night fights to san francisco, to a tourist attraction city like san francisco. friday night fights, espn and was rejected. kareem was black and his trainer is filipino. white people. it reflects what san francisco is. we could have some real cool in the city if we embrace the real diversity like rudy corpus. peace. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ernest kirkwood. i am here in support of the resolution that was drafted by campos and his colleague. my hats are off to you. he showed up at the meeting with the community. you committed to the community and you delivered. unfortunately, not be able to attend the meeting when this is voted on, but i want to take this opportunity to share my encouragement with you. this resolution passes, there will be folks that think the board has lost their collective mind. if this resolution does not pass there will be even more folks

treglia house in sioux city. locations for the saturday events are posted in this story on siouxland news dot com 3 chad's got a final check of our new year's forecast, after 3 <<<< won't be quite as cold for the last night of 2015. look for mostly clear skies with lows bottoming out near 10 degrees. we will see plenty of sunshine for the start of 2016, but it will stay cool through the weekend. highs with single digit lows. from the first alert weather care for a cupcake? well, our new outdoor seating area is about as popular as paula deen at an nba game.

we have to coordinate with partners, federal, state and other cities. we have to share and do the best practices and we have to also share our challenges with each other. and you know, i always am focused and concerned about congress and as you know, congress is largely abandoned homelessness in the country and we in san francisco can't wait frathe politics of waug wash dc to arrive, we have tolead and we lead with values. our san francisco values. that is what being a san franciscan is all about, isn't it? it is our values. to be fully able to achieve this vision i'm inviting a group of national experts to advise how to create and set the mandate for this new department. i have spoken to president obamas point person on homelessness, matthew dorty and he agreed to come out and advise and has the expertise of looking at programs across the country to see what works. we want to be egressive on this but want to be practical at the same time. how will we define sausking street homelessness? what are the investments we are making and how can we double down

we're on a side street in sea isle city. the reason this debris is here is because of the high waters from the high tide. that high tide tonight, well, it hits about 7:45. that's what officials are most concerned about here in sea isle city. it may be a little tough to see just because it's dark right now but there is some water that is continuing to rise and it's going to continue to rise as that tide continues to go up. also i have to mention there is high tide tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock in the morning so that is another concern for folks there. it's really just the debris, the water and of course the wind that has just been relentless all day long. there was actually a fire down the street at a local coffee shop a popular summer hang out. good news nobody was inside, nobody was hurt but severe damage there. i'm set up to interview the mayor of sea isle city a little bit later tonight to get an update but no major power outages no, serious injuries just heavy wind and possible water a little bit later. reporting live in

especially in a city that prides itself on diverse city. i saw the mentality that killed marriott woods when-if you wish to want to bring friday night fights to san francisco, to a tourist attraction city like san francisco. friday night fights, espn and was rejected. kareem was black and his trainer is filipino. white people. it reflects what san francisco is. we could have some real cool in the city if we embrace the real diversity like rudy corpus. peace. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ernest kirkwood. i am here in support of the resolution that was drafted by campos and his colleague. my hats are off to you. he showed up at the meeting with the community. you committed to the community and you delivered. unfortunately, not be able to attend the meeting when this is voted on, but i want to take this opportunity to share my encouragement with you. this resolution passes, there will be folks that think the board has lost their collective mind. if this resolution does not pass there will be even more folks

the city of brotherly love. now getting the city of brotherly and sisterly snow. there comes a bus going very slowly and you saw a snowplow >> new at 11:00, some people that live in manhattan are getting an icky surprise when they turn on the tap. the city says there's no worry. just run the water for a while and then it will start coming out clear. there was an issue with the water earlier but has been fixed. >>> and several people have been confirmed to have zika virus. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov the common core rollout was a disaster. parents knew it. teachers knew it. state tests don't unfairly

on the fringe of super bowl city. starting next week the gravity of events will either pull a person in or set him on the run. >> is there anywhere to hide? >> not really. we have to stay in our house. >> that's an issue for adam who worries about noise, crowds, parking and getting his family in and out every day. >> i can't leave. i have two kids in school. >> for neighbors it's the quandary brought on by proximity. nobody asked them if they wanted to have super bowl city next door and now they are dealing with it. >> it's something we certainly didn't want. the super bowl isn't even in this city. we aren't seeing any tick benefits from where we are. >> adam's wife met with us and talked about what has become a particularly sore spot, the playground in the middle of the park. there is a playground in the middle of this, next to the stage, behind the signs, discouraging pedestrians. most days it's one of the busiest playgrounds in the city but it's empty now and likely will be next week. if parents want to use it they

now today the pacifica city council will confirm whether or not city manager declaration. if they do say that, yes, we agree with the city manager, then the city could apply for emergency assistance from the states and federal assistance. battered pacifica with large waves not only eroding the cliffs but causing damage to the pier and city wall. you might recall when we were out here during the big winter storms i would say about six years ago when the city condemned 320 and 330. those apartment buildings are a couple doors down. they never did fall into the ocean, but they are still deemed too unsafe to live in and now people are looking at 310. we just spoke to somebody who lives here who says that it it is safe and that there's no problem here that there is still plenty of cliff left. again, as you heard from the city manager, they have declared a local state of emergency. up to the city council where to confirm that decision some time later today. reporting live here in pacifica, bob redell. >>> the thing is, more big waves are on the way. let's check in with meteorolo

the city of detroit issued a notice of termination to the city of flirn flint for their wr usage. we were going to continue to receive water from flint but to save money, the emergency manager decided we would get our water from the flint river, ignoring reports that the flint river would not be a viable source as a primary source of drinking water. >> pamela we hear from time to time about boil orders, about people recommended to stay away from the water in their taps for a few days, and so on. but this isn't a critter, amoeba, a giard ardia in the water clean. it is a problem of chemistry isn't it? >> it's a preventible problem. the key issue here is the regulations that were in place weren't followed. so it could have been prevented. even when it was detected publicly known by the authorities, there could have been measures that were taken to protect flint's citizens. >> like what, would it have been complicated, expensive? >> running cities is complicated and expensive but that's why it matters so much. that's why elected officials, those that are put in place by citizens to s

story across much of the city. from south philadelphia to germantown the clean-up started. for some moving faster than others. >> they told us it was coming and it came. >> reporter: the snow piling up in center city dump trucks and front end loaders getting broad street ready for monday's back to work rush. unfortunately that means towing cars parked in the way. in south philly roads still impassable and that's if they've seen a plow at all. many side streets remain virtually untouched. >> we've been shoveling since yesterday about 2:00. i shoveled this all out. i come back today, and it's back in, what can you do. >> reporter: side streets throughout the city remain snow covered yet to be a plow. on see more streets there's taken matters into their own hand. >> they told us they wouldn't have anybody here for snow removal. >> we got elderly people on this block very sick that need service and the ambulance couldn't get down the street. and not only that, anybody with sick or fire or anything like that, nobody cou

this is not allowed per city law. if you see someone doing it police want to you call them and report the location. they are using hashtag, no safes. >>> concern is growing for what this could mean for shore communities. "eyewitness news" continues with alexandria hoff in sea isle city, right now, alex. >> reporter: ukee, snowfall is not the top concern, down here, instead high wind and high water, with some business owners fearing that high tides will not max out until the end of the weekend. >> where there should be shrimp, clams, lobsters and muscles there is just ice and it is overwhelming sense of caution. >> if you have something, 12 inches, why not lift it 30 inches. >> reporter: even if mike, owner of mike's sea food in sea isle wanted to stock a display he could not. fishing boats a along the coast are tied down to wait out severe weather this was here, 34 inches high during sandy. i don't expect any kind of water like that but still you have to be prepared. >> we're going to be more interested in flooding, a

it's in effect city wide today. it's already suspended tomorrow but you still have to feed the meters. don't text and drive. back to you. >> if you're just waking up here's a look at some of the stories making news. russian president probably personally approvalled the murder. he died in 2006 after drinking substance but he was an outspoken kremlin critic. rick snyder has been called to testify in the flint water crisis. the house government reform committing is the first inquiry into the high levels of lead in flibt's drinking water. >>> president obama's pick for the next secretary of the army appeared yesterday. they've confirmed by the full sentence, he will be the first openly gay member of the u.s. military. >> hired today after the dow gained ground on thursday. the asian markets are way up. as energy prices recovered. the dow jones industrial average was up 115 points. almost unchanged. up less than one point and over 9. a brand of cough syrup has been pulled because it's a little too strong. it contains mor

the white house says it'll be his first trip to either city. 3 sioux city is getting ready for its annual innovation market event.this year's innovation market is set to happen february 23rd in the ho - chunk centre downtown. the event is sponsored by the sioux city growth organization... and lets entrepreneurs have the chance to compete for a 5 - thousand dollar grant to help kick - start a small business idea. this year the event is also university and sioux city schools for events *before* the competition. 3 "you have to support the people who continuously make jojo. large corporations of course are always going to be there and they're going to be a large part of it but the way a city can sustain and grow its population and especially the younger population is through these types of events and businesses being open. "this year there'll be a speaker from sioux falls there... and a miniature "taste of siouxland" event highlighting local food and drinks. 3 if you made a resolution to get fit this year... you've got a new option in sioux city now.the new planet fitness held its grand openi

from the city. are you at a disadvantage in negotiating with someone like that then you would be just with someone at arms length who doesn't know all of this information strategy tactics that you have, and being at a disadvantage than isn't the city at a disadvantage because they're not going to make the best deal in every respect because-not because you're going to get your pocket picked or anything dishonest-but it's not an arms length negotiation in the transaction. is metro? beat let me put it in context. i talked a little bit about the structure in which transactions occur. were not to be negotiating about the bond issue be. were not to be negotiating about developer fee, about cash flow about underwriting requirements or all those other things that we would typically negotiate. but the city might negotiate with a private developer because those are set. we are the lender of last resort and were going to set those terms. so, there's not as much in negotiation that goes on. i would think in som

he served as the city's deputy city manager christina surgical is live outside city hall with reaction to that decision. well it was a unanimous decision by the virginia beach city council in my memory was first in july of last year city. synergy beach city hanson will be the right guy to take over for him. there will assassins and several council members spoke out today about their decision everyone talked about how confident they are that hinson will continue steering the city in the right direction. i also spoke dance in just minutes after his appointment he told me he is ready to hit the ground running. take a listen to when he told me his plans are to continue the levels of excellence that our city council expects of the employees of virginia beach to be innovative to be frugal in our efforts to be trustworthy and to earn the respect and confidence of our citizens is what we do everyday and to do otherwise would be disruptive so i think i'll just keep the ship heading in the direction of this new city manager work begins all right away and he will be dollars a year to do the job r

and she works at the tyson plant in south sioux city. she's also a cheerleader for the sioux city hornets basketball team.her friends reported her missing sunday after she failed to show up for work.she was found in her car... in a ditch near moville earlier today.she was taken to a hospital... there is no word on her condition. 3 3 it was an emergency call that could have been much worse for one sioux city business. 3 fire crews were called just after 1 this afternoon to the rodeway inn on zenith drive. the cause of that call was a fire on the roof of one of the hotel's buildings. 3 "once crews arrived on scene workers on scene and they had extinguished a small fire in a rooftop heating unit. "there were no injuries reported from the fire. investigators say it was a small electrical fire in that heating unit. 3 3 investigators have also determined the cause of yesterday's fire at sneaky's chicken on gordon drive in sioux city.that fire broke out in a storage shed behind the restaurant around 9- 30 yesterday morning.crews say improperly

deputy city attorney thomas. it's a small point but but every was commissioner lazarus mentioned it in terms or the dynamic was at the time the parties were entering into a settlement agreement. as i understood the appellant's papers and presentation, today was a characterization that city had been enjoined that the federal court had in fact issued a injunction. that is not the case. contest promotions did seek a temporary restraining order. they did seek a primary injunction. it was hotly and heavily opposed. there was a hearing in front of a federal judge and ultimately the judge did not enjoin this city, but what the judge did was to water the parties, both the city and contest promotions, to abide by the state agreement that had been entered into by the parties prior to litigation. the effect of that was, was that penalties would not accrue on the already issued notices of violation. i brought a copy of the order from the court if you want to see it but i can put it on the overhead. it's actually contained in

drama between city officials is putting all eyes on the city of portsmouth. the mayor faces a felony eluding charge after being accused of taking the sheriff on a chase. newschannel 3s margaret kavanagh spoke with the vice mayor today. absurd - that is how she describes what is going on in her city and calls it embarrassing. the sheriff says he was trying to pull the mayor over for an inspection sticker that had expired 7 month ago. the story is being seen by people throughout the country. its no secret - the mayor kenny wright and sheriff bill watson dont get along. 03:03 he is a jerk he s a total and a jerk he thinks he s a god. the mayor does not respond to the media - but yesterday his lawyer spoke to us and was critical of sheriff. 07:10 i know that that could ve been handled much differently and i think the reason and any reasonable human being could )ve-p&saw that. 36:38 if these men don )t stop fighting each other nothing will never get anything done vice mayor elizabeth psimas sim-is has had it with the drama. 32:17 everything has been completely sid

deputy city attorney thomas. it's a small point but but every was commissioner lazarus mentioned it in terms or the dynamic was at the time the parties were entering into a settlement agreement. as i understood the appellant's papers and presentation, today was a characterization that city had been enjoined that the federal court had in fact issued a injunction. that is not the case. contest promotions did seek a temporary restraining order. they did seek a primary injunction. it was hotly and heavily opposed. there was a hearing in front of a federal judge and ultimately the judge did not enjoin this city, but what the judge did was to water the parties, both the city and contest promotions, to abide by the state agreement that had been entered into by the parties prior to litigation. the effect of that was, was that penalties would not accrue on the already issued notices of violation. i brought a copy of the order from the court if you want to see it but i can put it on the overhead. it's actually contained in

the city of caon city ownthe prerty but the royal gorge company runs the park. this monthhey made t annual lease payme andt was dollars. park managers tells us their 2015 numbers are ftaic. they cret "curtyas bei e of the biggest draws. as wve reported, just out everything at the parks w to the visitor center and more. thmaeting te was heavily engaged in social media last year andhinks at word of mouth lped stir upnterest. it was jsica gero's first vito the park today . she lives in colorado springs and brought some friendsho were vising from tas to come and see what it's all about. "the views 360 deges are amazing. like, anywhere you turn it's another amazg view." "i think the gondolaas great, but walking across the bridge was awesome becae you could stop andeally take ithe whole sites d stuff, it's been really amazing. and success breed success. the trrevenue will hp the park expand it's marketing dg this year. the mar of can cy lls us thextra revee the ci t in wl also helget the word out more this ye. we'll hear more fromim and how he wants to gelocal high sc

to city. and then there's also individuals who come in for the event and just partake in that activity while they're there. >> there's a lot of discussion around this. of course, around the super bowl, there have been high-profile events. there was a press conference this week at sfo with four district attorneys, trying to shine the spotlight on this. but what happens after the game has been played, the confetti is gone. it's an ongoing problem. are you worried that awareness and focus on the issue will decline? >> there's really no statistical evidence that there's a great increase in trafficking. it's a problem that existed before this super bowl. it's going to exist after. but we're thankful because there's a lot more resources and a lot more attention, a lot more awareness, and we're hoping that the few thousand people that we've trained will go on and continue to look, that their consciousness will be raised, and so we're hoping it will continue. but that is a worry. there's people that a