looking at hint of snow flakes mixing in otherwise just expect some rain. now later today with that cold air in place we will see wind pick up. a wind advisory from 4:00 p.m. this afternoon through 6:00 a.m. saturday morning. gusts over 40 miles an hour are possible this will drop wind chills below zero and for poconos where we have a wind chill advisory it can feel as cold as 20 below. the there is a big difficulties spacer between temperatures and wind chills up in the poconos and verse philadelphia, but that is where it will feel dangerously cold. fox future cast shows early showers push off shore and we will not see much. sunshine even peaks out later this afternoon. it will be a nice looking end to the day. that is when wind pick up and it starts to feel cold out there let's fast forward through saturday a lot of sunshine. frigid day but beautiful looking day. by sunday that changes, snow shower moving in as early as sunday morning. that is possible. but they are more likely later on as a system comes through bringing a mix. snow for philadelphia, rain

otherwise, out the door, not as foggy as it was yesterday at this hour. we currently have clear skies and as the end result, it is 38 degrees apiece in santa rosa and in san raphael. it is 40 in livermore. trust me, it is 39 degrees in pleasanton because when you stand outside a really long time, you know that. 41 degrees in san jose. it is now 50 in oakland through emeryville. the winds are flat. will rotate to the northwest 5 to 10 later. 57 pacifica to the mid-60s across the bay. 63 in san jose. typically we should be at 59 so slightly above average. we will have the sunshine today but, wait! check this out. it's our extended forecast. gradual warming and then by friday, we begin to see near or record warmth through the weekend. yes, we're talking 70s from the coast to our inland areas. and i am introducing a chance of rain by tuesday. we'll talk more about that but first things first here's elizabeth. >>> things are looking better than even a half-hour ago. if you are about to hit the road, you're in luck. a couple of earlier accidents including a maj

otherwise, we have sunny and bright conditions. this is a look at our satellite- radar and the precipitation is now out of here. substantial rain in the state and snowfall in the big bear area of southern california and two to three inches of snow in the high sierra, as well. our satellite-radar shows subtropical moisture associated with the area of low pressure is kicking to the east. behind it, here comes a huge ridge of high pressure once again. this is going to contribute to more temperatures in the 70s over the weekend. in fact, we are going to challenge record high temperatures for the second weekend in a row and these record highs were established a year ago so here we go. dry conditions as we wrap up the month of january and the enter february. mid-60s in the central valley today into fresno and hanford, as well. 65 monterey bay, caramel valley. 64 mendocino. 50 degrees in lake tahoe after a beautiful day yesterday with snow and then some sunshine. wow, it was great skiing there. okay, 60s across the board today approaching

otherwise, clouds in the poconos, but man it is cold. and the temperatures you're looking at here are actually temperatures that we hit pretty early on. we'll hit these values, generally, i would say around nine armor so. and then the thermometer just starts to bottom out from there. so, back here on the skydeck yes, starting to feel chilly, winds blowing in the middle after hit thankfully graphics up full screen, here goes again, so with that said, jess, i sent it right into you. >> get out of their really fast, get out. 5:05, good morning thankfully i'm not out on the skydeck because it is looking chilly out there. but i'm in here in the studios, and we go out and check out how things are looking on 95. as you can see looking great. this is 95 around cottman avenue. so the right-hand side where taillights are there all lanes almost open there dealing with that ongoing construction, losing out the right hands shoulder, but not sitting neck back too far, it is still early. moving along great there, as well, and over on the schuylkill exp

otherwise the two may meet somewhere in the middle.rive time is up to about 21 minutes right now for that stretch of roadway. of course, we also have been watching this crash. an injury accident, a head-on collision out in brentwood. the eastbound lanes of highway 4 will are shut down at balfour. traffic is getting by using the westbound lanes. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> breaking news now. the fuselage of the crashed airasia plane has been found in the java sea. remains of many of the passengers are expected to be in that portion of the plane. so far, only 48 bodies have been found. the plane's tail and two black boxes were recovered over the weekend. the airasia flight crashed more than two weeks ago. 162 people were on board. >>> a traffic accident is the beginning of a nightmare for two men in west oakland just before noon yesterday. apparently a pickup truck ran into a bicyclist. police say it was riding on the wrong side. road. that's when a group of robbers stole the wallet fr

otherwise, we have road work north 680 until 6:30 this morning expect several lanes to be blocked off. the bay bridge toll plaza has a few stacked up cars with no major delays. otherwise the san mateo bridge shows a few brake lights with no major delays or stalls reported and you are looking at a good drive over the san mateo and 29 overturn on the napa lake county line they re-opened one lane traffic control is in effect. >>> dish network has a new affordable option for anyone who wants to [ -- to break ties with cable the. >> dish network has a new service if you want to breakthrough the cable giving you access to a dozen channels including disney and espn and abc for $20 a month and you can add more channels for additional $5 a month. >> the big day for technical lovers as the consumer electronics show opens in las vegas with sony unveiling a smartwatch to be used without a smartphone. >> and l.g. has a new concept washing machines. >> wi-fi compatible and you can adjust settings from your smartphone. >> that makes me want to do some laundry. >> i don't believe you ever do laundry.

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otherwise bay bridge wide open this morning.uys, back to you. >> now we'll always wonder. >> he does it all. 4:57. >>> still to come a big holdup for b.a.r.t. commuters, why you might expect delays this morning. >>> an update on the program to take down candlestick, the new way crews could be getting rid of that iconic stadium. [ gunfire ] >>> more than two dozen people arrested overnight suspected of taking part in the terrorist attacks in paris, and of plotting to kill more people. >> there are some changes coming for consumers and travelers as some of the long held divisions in cuba ending today. >>> and showers rolling through the north bay, you know what? we have an update on the drought monitor, a blessing for some and a curse for others. we've got your full forecast including this update, in just moments. >> good morning, i'm anthony slaughter in for mike inouye tracking your morning commute. we have fog across the east bay but otherwise on this friday light, not too bad, not too many accidents this morning. >> plus it's

otherwise all clear in the east bay. here's a live look at 880 in oakland where thanks to some members of the "kcbs phone force" we learned that the overnight roadwork has been cleared early on southbound 880 between hegenberger and 98th heading into san leandro. bay bridge toll plaza, all clear. didn't see any roadwork coming through the center anchorage approaching harrison street so you're good to go out of oakland into san francisco. and mass transit off to a great start. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> 4:36 now. california attorney general kamala harris plans to run for u.s. senate. sources telling kpix 5 harris will formally announce her intentions later today. she will try to fill the seat being vacated by senator barbara boxer. the news came a few hours after another prominent democrat, lieutenant governor gavin newsom, announced he is not running. so with newsom out of the picture, here are other democratic challengers. harris could face former l.a. mayor antonio villar

committing insurance fraud and as far as i'm to dispel a fallacy they're putting cars on the streets otherwise they're driving around and uber want to drive with uber and not have a car they can help they're making special deals the cars are kenilworth, new jersey our roads we have photo of license plates and photos of those vehicles it is time to have those regulated and they pay nothing to the city and their unfairly competing with cab drivers who have to compete. >> good afternoon thank you chair and board members arnold reverend and associate pastor at the church of fourth walls let me i'm here on the same issue it is of great concern to us what is happening with double parking and also with some of the activities i have a little different take you try not to be angry all the time it's not good for our health the reality i've sense in this it up been in this town especially for thirty years i've been in the ministry but there's a neglect but open hostility especially the church community and that's impacted in the community not only do we have parking operators tow trucks your we were here

otherwise keep a healthy distance and turn them off at night. but a lot of people sleep with the phones with them. >> exactly. complaint leave themcan't leave them. >>> a mega movie star is giving thanks to his bay area roots.

as technology develops, as the world moves on we should try to avoid the safe ravens that could otherwise be create for terrorists to talk to each other. >> at one point during the news conference mr. obama point ted the boston marathon bombing as you recall one of the brothers was in contact with individuals overseas and had a very sort of robust youtube channel with radical islamic videos. but i would point out that it was not a failure to collect phone records or internet traffic in that particular case. it was a culture failure. to the fbi failed to share this information about the tsarnaev brother with the boston cops because they didn't feel they had the need to know. so collection would not have

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because otherwise, you know otherwise the system essentially breaks down. >> and thus we saw play out"charlie hebdo," the magazine issuing that new issue and the new cover with the prophet mohammed on the front in the wake of the attacks. you also write, liberalism doesn't depend on everyone offending everyone else all time. take a listen to what the pope said this week about insulting religion. >> translator: one cannot provoke, one cannot insult other people's faith. one cannot make fun of faith. >> what do you think? what's your reaction to that? >> well, there are always translation issues whenever pope francis makes comments on controversial issues. i don't want to disagree too sharply. but i think the idea the phrase cannot is wrong. it's just not -- it's just not the way liberal societies in the 21st century or the 20th century are organized and should be organized. if the peopleope is saying you should not out of politeness make fun of people's religion people's faith, i agree with him. that's generally a good guide for both getting through life on a personal level but also de

certify the record that he or she personally heard or read the testimony reviewed the evidence or otherwise review the entire record of the proceedings. >> vice chair >> >> i found out after the report had been written that under the status of the [inaudible] number two the pdr has obtained a judgment in favor of the city in that case. >> >> comments >> i only had one question. sorry. mr. st. croix, i wonder what happens. i was thinking about the commissioner king mentioned the anticipated cost of a particular expenditure that was converting our language conversion for all of our documents. >> it's exciting to see that our actual revenues are outpacing our budgeted revenues and for this one at this point it's about $15,000. would we do that? what are the typical expenditures that we spend? >> we don't -- we turn that money over to the city and it goes into the general fund. to check >> we can have a picnic? >> okay. >> thank you. >> any other questions or comments on the ethics violation? item 54 meetings, comments is there a motion to adjourn? >> some of >> second >> all in favor aye oppos

otherwise in south philadelphia there is an accident, pushed over in the shoulder here. over seventh and washington avenue. watch out for residual delays due to that as well n mount laurel, new jersey there is water main repair elbow lane is closed between church street and texas have avenue. that will be out there until 11:00 tonight. your alternate for time being is to take texas avenue. otherwise, rest of the majors 95 from the vine street expressway to the woodhaven road northbound it is a heavy trip, 34 minutes. pennsylvania turnpike eastbound. currently on 422 from 202 into oaks westbound 13 minutes. chris and jessica, back to you. >>> thank you very much, jessica. >>> do you love the movie frozen? how about cruises. coming up you will be able to enjoy without at the same time. >>> speaking of frozen how do you dig out of all of that snow? we've got more of this time lapse video that is coming up beasley. >>> dave montgomery is back, healthy enough to resume many of his previous responsibilities, after a battle with cancer. dave's expanded role and promotion, and h

otherwise it's cold in the north bay, 43 livermore. we are talking temperatures today topping off -- boy, look at san jose now 43 degrees. numbers today approaching 70. the seven-day forecast is straight ahead. >> we have an accident in the east bay. westbound 80 at university avenue. it sounds like it's blocking the two middle lanes. it's still early, not much of a delay. we'll show you where overnight roadwork might slow you down. >> on a thursday, little friday. >>> one person is dead from a major fire in the mission district. the blaze started about 6:45 last night and is still burning this morning. it tore through a building with businesses on the bottom floor and apartments on the top. kpix 5's andria borba reports, it was so dangerous firefighters were pulled out of the building. >>> reporter: from 22nd to mission there were flames shattering windows causing exterior building trim to fall still flaming. >> where are you going there? >> reporter: eventually enough flames to force san francisco firefighters out. >> heard the horns

otherwise, 63 degrees. and good morning, san francisco!t, thank you, roberta. time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." >> gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hi, you guys. i just heard roberta say good morning, san francisco, 61 degrees and here they are talking about snow later today. >> you need to come home. >> reporter: hello, frank and michelle. yup. good to see you guys. ahead, we'll talk about vice president joe biden about the plans president obama laid out last night in his state of the union address. and house majority leader kevin mccarthy of california joins norah in d.c. today with republican reaction. plus, jan crawford has a closer look at whether the patriots footballs were underinflated! and five time oscar nominee julianne moore talks to charlie and why she feels like she has been on a slow path to success. we'll see you at 7:00. she is a five time nominee and people say she can't be beat at the oscars. so she has tough competition. we'll see. she is

otherwise, southbound 880 looks okay in oakland.u reach san leandro, hayward, really on that approach to highway 92 is the time it starts to slow down on the approach to the san mateo bridge. the rest of the east bay, 24 looking great. but look at that 580 approach to the bay bridge. already stacking up to the 24 interchange. so it is stacked up now east of of the maze of the macarthur maze. once you get past the metering lights you're good to go into san francisco. the peninsula is quiet towards sfo maybe catching a flight somewhere. everything is good on 101 and 280 and bart is also on time. you can always ride bart to the airport. everything is good systemwide no delays. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. roberta has your forecast standing by. >> let's get you out the door this morning. good morning, everybody. currently we have some pretty mild temperatures. nothing in the 30s at this hour. partly cloudy, santa rosa, napa and also in oakland. otherwise, clear skies again in the 40s and in the 50s. it is currently 51 degree

their hands dirty and reach 0 out and congressmen with the community in ways they might have not otherwisedpw urban planning program so see how the garden community. >> so i grew up on a farm in air force base we picked the foods open the trees and share with other families and as i drive around san francisco i see any trees with apples or mrumdz and lemon trees i can see the food going to waste and brought that idea back to the department many of the trees where the fruit would go to waste we origin or crop and pick other fruits and delivery this to food banks or shelters to people who need them. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need to understand house this gleaning work. >> we come and harvest like for example, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). >> made that good, good and ease. >> the trick is how not to hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the people are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going to waste >> oh

otherwise, the volume is much lighter than normal around the region. about the only slow traffic is on 270 through montgomery village. i'm bob emler with 103.5 wtop radio. >> thank you very much. "7 on your side" with a health alert now for expectant mothers the food and drug administration is warning you to avoid those 3d sonograms. doctors say they're not medically necessary. and can give the fetus up to an hour of ultrasound waves. the federal health officials advise skipping actually any unnecessary scans to keep the fetus safe. >> should new parents get paid time off immediately after they have a child? the u.s. is one of the only major industrialized nations in the world that doesn't require it. but today, some in congress are trying to change that by re-introducing the federal employee paid parental leave act. moms will tell you it's the added fear attached to childbirth. how long can i afford to stay home after my baby is born? dads, too, like shawn bartlet. >> the trend is going towards not just the more generous but more practical. >> she enj

otherwise all clear in our bay bridge camera. we haven't seen much of a backup yet. just a few slight delays in the cash lanes. but no metering lights yet. southbound 880 looks fine. mass transit is fine. remember kcbs, our radio partner, when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. that's your latest traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a rare white dolphin has been seen swimming around in monterey bay. look at that. now, experts say it's likely a gray dolphin like the ones around it but it's albino or has a genetic condition that causes the white appearance. they believe the same dolphin was spotted last august. >>> it is 4:50. san jose taking drastic action to crackdown on speeders after a deadly crash. how police plan to get driv a remarkable thing has happened. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best co

otherwise these temperatures are much warmer than yesterday. up to 65 in throughout the tri-valley. low 60s in mill valley through kent field into san rafael. here's the extended forecast. i was hoping for some rain showers by friday. but now it's going to remain out over the outer waters and be a very minimal event. otherwise back to seasonal highs over the weekend. not good news on the roadways. here's elizabeth. >>> thank you roberta. yeah the first pictures from the scene of the closure now going on more than four hours. just waking up with us, southbound 280 that extension is closed near 10 #. there's a lot of police activity and you can see all the flashing lights. the cones out. so yeah, 101 is going to be the best bet until they're age to reopen -- able to reopen lanes. they're detouring cars right now at cesar chavez and asking the drivers to continue down on southbound 101. fortunately at this time we're not seeing much of a delay just to follow the detours. so that will be the biggest delay is kind of just sort of getting around the

otherwise, we're looking at a wet day today. it's going to be a wet one. some heavy rain falling as we head throughout the afternoon, and that could be a sharp cutoff from northwest to what we're seeing. the south, delaware parts of new jersey they're going to see some very wet weather. to the north and west they may get the freezing drizzle, but they also may not see a lot of that rain. a good sunday morning to you. get ready, get the umbrellas weather. you'll see that rain falling. the question rosemary brought up, freezing rain to the north and west. we'll watch this as the rain moves in will the temperatures rise before that rain gets there. you only need a tiny bit of ice to cause some problems and that's something we're going to watch. otherwise, we're looking at a sunday soaker. everyone will see rain depending on where you are. the sunshine returns on monday. and we're looking at a windy day on monday, also. taking a look outdoors right now, we're looking at mostly cloudy skies in philadelphia. so the rain's not in philadelphia yet. 30 degrees righ

otherwise they have to be taken out. the only question is price.makes a great argument why it's going to be tough. >> well we're in the middle innings according to john chen of blackberry's turnaround and jon fortt i'm wondering do you think that blackberry stands as a don't sell in general, see how the turnaround plays out or a don't sell right now, let it play out, and then see how much the company is worth then? >> i think if you're looking from blackberry's perspective at the potential of selling, it's risky for them because it's not like they're this mass market brand that people are going to keep buying no matter what. they need to get traction with a number of i.t. professionals, companies that want to be confident they're still around. any kind of sense that they might be distracted or their products might not work because they're going through some complicated acquisition talks could be devastating to bez 12 getting adopted in 2015. their competitors would go after that. so entering into risky acquisition discussions that could fall apart

a few cloud across the del marva, otherwise sunshine expect today. low pressure getting organized, moving in the tennessee valley just rain here although that mix extending back into parts of texas. the the big story over the holiday was the brutal cold in the southwest and unbelievable temperatures in places, like west texas phoenix, las vegas, saw some snow southern california saw some snow. that energy now moving in our area, not for friday though, the day is great if you have to do any traveling post holiday, even into tonight, it looks good. system starts to arrive by saturday morning, moving in quicker then initially thought. because there is still enough cold air in play we are going to expect to see snow break out in the northwestern suburbs in the city briefly but that is change to go a mix and then to rain. that pink line indicating the mix and it is north and west of philadelphia, just north and west but there is room for error as there always is. light snow accumulations possible probably even likely further north and west we will go befo

otherwise good shape on mass transit. mike back over to you. >> thanks a lot. 6:19. this is time running out here, folks, efforts underway right now to win the release after japanese man in a jordanian pilot being held hostage by the isis islamic state. the extremists are threatening to kill this man here. by just few hours for from now matter of fact if jordan does not release female iraqi prisoner, she was sentenced to death for her involvement in a deadly hotel bombing, in jordan in 2005. >> 6:20, president obama back in washington this morning after visit overseas that include add stop in saudi arabia. president met with king sole moan who takes rain after the death of long time ruler king abdullah last week, visit comes amid worsening strive in the middle eels. saudi arabia remains one of the reasons few us allies against terrorism. president obama cut short visit to india just to make the stop in saudi arabia. >> and first lady michelle obama made headlines for not covering her head while there. it is company tow area for western women to do so in the conservat

otherwise ample amounts of sunshine in the afternoon.five to ten degrees above normal. not feeling like january. 64 in fran 63 in vallejo. 65 the high in san jose tomorrow. and koefr dale warm and mild with a high of 71 by the afternoon. accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow a.m. fog, p.m. sunshine. on friday mild temperatures, sunshine. and temperatures stay above average even through wednesday of next week. >> thank you drew. >> maybe after the super bowl you will tinl finally be able to shut this marshawn lynch up. >> but he doesn't stop talking. he is talking about nothing, lumbar re. >> it's not that he doesn't speak. it's that he is a tad repetitive a. little bit. marshawn changed his clothing today. the theme though very much the same. and he may still get what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one h

otherwise, if they can't recruit here, they are just going to recruit there. it is a world problem that they are having. fortunate for us is that we have a logistics in our favor issue in our favor where it is hard for them to logistically get people over here. we haven't fixed the borders. france, it is much easier to get trained and come back. it is logistically more hard here. >> dianne feinstein says there are sleeper cells right here in the united states. >> if they are a sleep are cell, you are never going to know until the day they strike. boston bombers, no the a sleeper cell. people knew about it. these guys over there, they just hit in france. sleeper cells are the ones that are in those no-go zones. they are living here in public view but are subscribing to isis. they are subscribing to fundamental mohammedism, which we also call radical islam. they are people that are here, possibly here, possibly planning attacks and not letting anybody know about it. that is a sleeper cell. >>s > >> as you said, you don't know they are there until they awaken. >>

is that the future of the company in a little bit more risk than it would be otherwise? trying to make sure they have the biggest mind share possible. they might offer some digital services. gaming. internet videos. once they have a huge customer base they have established the phone as a delivery device not a profit center. >> so they are profiting from the goods and services that come across the phone? >> i would say so. >> so we should be looking for other investments from xiaomi that might not pay phone-related, but otherwise related. >> yes. they have in the internet tv provider in china. it is possible they might look into gaming. they also have stuff that can be delivered through this particular platform once you have a sizable user is. >> the carriers might have something else to say about that as well. thank you, as always. speaking about tv legends, stuart scott has died of cancer at the age of 49. he was a fixture on the program. monday night countdown. he was known for his catchphrases. such as, you better get some better because he is on a roll. he helped tur

items acted upon today will appear on the january 13th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, we're going to tailing call one item out of order item 5 and item 5 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to require the rehe centuries to submitted the annual reports on the number of tenants who receive nos notice of evictions on the same the mayor and the board of supervisors. >> okay. thank you mr. clerk this is legislation i sports along with supervisor breed for the statute of limitations of the affordable housing units a across san francisco we place great priority in our homeless and this is a step in the right direction this stems from a series of items from last year around our homelessness issues i want to thank my colleagues for sitting through those hearings and from any prospective we've heard alarming statistics from homelessness 0 that house our vublg are the last resort for me in the first step for getting a better entrap on evictions occurring in our publicly you funded units again, it will mandate the statistics and information to contract

otherwise the rain would have washed the salt right off the roadway. the massive crash on i-76 witnesses tell us they saw penndot crews coming through to salt the road and help them turn around safely. because there is a chance for refreeze as the temperature dips tonight, penndot says it fully expects to have crews out there on the roadways to monitor the conditions ahead of tomorrow's rush. lucy and iain? >> all right. thank you very much, jenny. >>> water mains are still busting left and right. a big one on 12th street in philadelphia center city. that 12-inch break left the lose hotel wonder the businesses with no water. it's back on tonight. but took crews all night to fix that rupture. not only did the hotel lose water but power too after water leaked into the basement and shorted out the electricity. low' doctors get its power back on last night. a lot of this is due to what else but the weather. >> of course. >> it's been a crazy long day. tragic as well because the timing made the whole diss. the rain came in a couple hours before we thought i

otherwise clear skies in san jose at 44 degrees.adlines, we do have clouds and a few -- gosh that weather camera is going out on us again here. keep this in mind. it's going to be dry through the end of the month. this is satellite and radar imagery, clouds in the southern half of the state. we have that area of low pressure that contains all that subtropical moisture and the humid conditions. it is now kicking due east. it's over nevada. and that's carving a path to make way for a huge dome of high pressure. that right there will begin to build in today through the weekend. rivalling or record temperatures for the weekend for a second consecutive weekend. if you are traveling today so far no reports of delays at sfo at 63 degrees. traveling to houston today we have a pair of 7s. 30 degrees, that's a heat wave in chicago. new york is currently 17 going up to 30. no reports of any airport delays at this hour. 7:17 sun-up. sundown 5:29. yeah, couple of extra minutes tonight. wahoo. > who! temperatures into the 60s approaching 70 degre

otherwise -- prepared remarks or just here for questions? all right. any more questions at this time? okay, no questions on my end. we do not have a budget analyst report for this item so we will open this up for public comment. i have one speaker card, martin fineman and if there's anyone else who wishes to speak on this item publicly please line up against the far wall. everyone will have two minutes. thanks for being here. thank you, did you say two minutes? my name is martin fineman and i'm with the davis wright law firm here in san francisco. i'm here speaking on behalf of crown castle ng west as well. i provided written comments which i believe your honor has received. if not, i certainly brought additional copies with me. the proposed amendments, frankly, are too many and too varied to go through all of my written comments here so i would like to just sort of provide an overview. t mobile, as you know, is a mobile telecommunications carrier and data service carrier. crown castle and extra net are infrastructure companies that enable telephone an

. >> he was the private spot in an otherwise grim morning. city officials started realizing the human tom of -- toll of the fire. city officials were instructed to help the 54 residents and 20 small businesses. >> we have responders for our programs and we can release those when we get an assessment of needs and plans. >> a business is on the second floor and he just stared in shock at the coverage on tv last night. >> i was watching to see if my office was going to be engulfed in flames. >> he is worried about the business but some of his pets. >> i have fish up there i am hoping they are still alive. >> fire investigators are concerned about what residents are saying of being stuck on fire escaped and having trouble getting to them and not hearing smoke detectors. >> you can see the first escape? six people were trapped on it. firefighters saved them but they could not get down. see the pull down ladder is hitting the honoring? it does not extend all the way to the ground so that is one part of what the extensive investigation will be looki

otherwise, partly cloudy day as the front gets in here and gets out of here. partly sunny and breezy. westerly winds will push us to the upper 30's tomorrow afternoon but turn colder tomorrow night and saturday. saturday, we'll have bright sunshine but only be in the upper 20's and rebound into the upper 30's for the day on sunday and by monday maybe some rain or snow or sleet in areas. tomorrow partly sunny and flurry and flake in the forecast. 16 is an average wake-up. 37 in the afternoon and then we'll be back down on saturday. but sunny and cold. a bit milder on sunday. the wintry mix possible monday. remaining cloudy and cold through early next week. maureen and tim? >> thank you, doug. good news to report. continuing good news about the wizards. >> absolutely. i think this is great news. john wall is the leader in the balloting in the nba and i have the very latest. carry the flag, the ravens battle plan for the patriots is set and the washington capitals have the hockey world talking. i'll tell you why >> let's start with hockey because the caps continu

this would be the only way to have a viable solution for the refugee problem, otherwise, we're just going to see more of the same . >> has the international community stepped up in a way proportional to the need? >> i think if you take a look at the case of lebanon, the requested assistance for 2014 was only 50% funded. so clearly there is a big gap between the needs and the assistance provided on the side of the humanitarian response. the political arena has certainly not seen any major advances in recent times, and i think that that also is one of the concerns, then, that they face here as lena said, we're looking at a decade of displacement, and the challenges that brings to the surrounding countries. >> people trying to flee syria are turned away, if they can't get into the places they are trying to go, what does that mean for syria? >> this men's further tension and fights in syria. people who fled were already vulnerable. they become even more vulnerable when they find themselves destitute. just as i was saying earlier about what happens to people when they're desperate and need to

otherwise, we do have some accidents, so can't stress enough we just want you to slow down on the past extension southbound, just past lansdale. there is an accident there pushed over into the left-hand lane. 422, from oaks into 202 eastbound, really heavy trip, will take but 15 minute, and 44 minutes in you're on 95 southbound we just covered again, where you can see covered in snow, reduced visibility there and slow going, we can't stress it enough from woodhaven up into the vine street expressway. mass transit, back to normal, and currently no problems there. erika, back over to you. >> thank you that's eyewitness fuse for now. talk philly is coming up at noon on cbs-3. i'm erika von tiehl. hope you have great day. slow it down out there. >> coming up a new year a new you. hear how to eat right. >> the most important thing, is in fact food and food choices. >> find a diet that works. >> whatever it is, it gives you great bacteria. >> for me that means eating healthy together as a family. >> on today's "700 club." ♪ >> pat: well, welcome, folks, to this edition of "the 700 club." a

otherwise extremely mild conditions through sunday. good morning elizabeth. how was your weekend? >> the weekend was great, it was gorgeous weather. if you're heading back to work this morning, fortunately no major issues, over night we've been watching this accident in berkeley, it seemed like it was a bad accident with several cars, they cleared everything before we got on the air, so everything is good right now on 24, interstate 80. 580 and 880, all these approaches in the mcarthur maze is quiet to the bay bridge. the livermore valley. still okay in the westbound lanes. the drive time is 15 minutes across that corridor heading out to the dublin interchange. southbound 880 and 98, and you will still hit those crews still out there still blocking lanes, northbound traffic looks okay towards downtown. chp issued a dense fog advisory around 3:30. a fog advisory for the antioch bridge. still looks great though on highway 4, clear through antioch, all the way into concord, and a mass transit check, nothing really to note, everything is so far on time, no delays, that's your latest d

randell street one of the speakers mentions it's pretty clear they like to preserve their views otherwise the project is not impacting them in any way as far as the set back it would not be in context with the neighborhood i'd like to note that the dr requesters acknowledge that they will at 3 story houses but they don't want the project sponsor to have a 3 story how is it doesn't seem fair one item that was focused on by mr. park the stair penthouse now it is not been acknowledged by any of the speakers that the stair penthouse is within the space of otherwise that is occupied by a 4 story the stair penthouse is modest in size i believe has been reduced as much as it can be and sloped so it's not that boxy structure that appeared in one of the dr requesters drawings the stairwell penthouse is not extraordinary it is a common place structure throughout the city and you know there are people that dislike them but you know a deck in san francisco is considered common place and in fact can be a permit can be obtained over the counter you have to have a stairway to reach the deck so christian

otherwise mid-40s. san francisco, livermore, oakland and in concord.eed to know as you get ready to step out. we have pockets of fog but it is not widespread at all. looking ahead, we are looking at near and record warmth over the weekend with not surprising red flag warnings in effect as well very dry conditions then we have a pattern share. that's coming up in the seven- day forecast. but first, heard from rich. he emailed me. he said, 71 degrees in santa cruz? yes! it's true. and then we have a high surf advisory that goes into effect along the coastline for friday through sunday. that's because of a storm that's well north that is causing some big breakers up to 10 feet over the weekend. this is what's causing the cloud cover this morning. first off, watch that. that's the tule fog in development and here comes the mid- and high-level clouds all associated with this weak disturbance. no precipitation for us. it's falling apart at the seams especially as this high pressure kicks in this afternoon. and we return to this northeast flow. that's where t

these children would otherwise be born alive -- these are five month old babies in the womb.he idea that we would allow these children who would otherwise be alive and feel pain, who look as a little baby that we cannot say at this point we will put that babies rights forward and say you can't take that life. 60% plus of the american public it this is not a hard decision. this is a matter of decency humanity and they should vote for. >> is the republican party going to have the same conversation in 2016 as they did in 2012, the you nominate someone who is willing to talk about these issues or do you nominate somebody who is going to be perceived as being more acceptable to a general election audience? or is there something in the middle that will be happening? >> here is the interesting thing on that which is i don't know of anybody who is contemplating running for president in the republican party he was not pro-life. we will be close to 100% pro-life. it is not if we are going to nominate a pro-life candidate, it is one that will not stumble over themselves in talking about

still a chance of showers otherwise mainly cloudy today. tomorrow we'll clear the clouds out, it will pull into the new england and canadian maritimes. winds shift and it will be blustery windchills in the teens and 20s. we'll time the front to for you. lots of clouds today, a couple of showers no big deal. later this evening, there will a lot of warm air in places across south jersey, here comes the arctic front plowing into the air mass, there could thunderstorms erupting down the shore from wildwood to atlantic atlantic city and lakehurst. you could here thunder out of the that and pick up a downpour before it works out to sea. these are the windchills monday morning, 19 in allentown, 24 in in philadelphia. 17 in lancaster. we're talking high temperatures in the 06s and windchills first thing tomorrow morning in the teens. 36 in philadelphia. 65 in millville. wilmington 62. dover, 66. much milder, instead of periods of rain, we'll say scattered showers are possible through the the afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast,

there is a lot of work and activity here at the white house in what is otherwise a federal holiday. there's a lot of excitement. there's bounce in the step of people who are working on a day they would otherwise have off because there are ideas in this speech. there's a palpable sense of momentum because our economy has demonstrated tremendous strength and resilience which we feel good about. there are polls, particularly the latest one -- the president's approval rating is up nine points over a month ago. and we also feel a sense of moe momentum about the kinds of policy proposals we have talked about over the last few months everything from making climate change progress in china and trying to bring a solution to our broken immigration system and saving new home buyers money on their mortgage. the president is speaking before the country, the congress, before whatever supreme court justices who decide to show up to lay out his vision for the country. >> it is not at all shared by the other side of the aisle. brendan buck from paul ryan's office saying we lift families up and grow