it's just rain in new jersey. 34 in glassboro and 41 degrees already in dover so we already have those temperatures for the most part above freezing. the other issue is it's hard to see some slick spots because we have reduced visibility. a warm front coming through and we've got half mile visibility only in atlantic city. 4-mile visibility in wilmington, 1.5 in reading so in reading in an area where you're starting to get some of that freezing rain still you're dealing with very low and visibility and kind of hard to tell what's happening. let's run through your day. we do have a slippery start in some areas so be careful. 35 degrees currently in the city so above freezing. by 8:00 a.m., 38 well above freezing with some rain. by noon, 42. by 3:00 p.m., 42. holding at that. by 6:00 p.m., 39. of course the big storm we're talking about, the winter storm warning goes into effect tonight and here's why on storm tracker 6 live 3-d you can see this is a huge system we're dealing with. so, first off we have the rain for the most part in our region but that changes to snow later on tonight ma

flights to dallas for work has already been canceled every flights coming in to sfo from dallas is already canceled all in all 35 cancellations already it has been a brutal blow to enter this is a we're out here every week or so talking about this the eastern seaboard has been slammed by heavy weather and here comes another round again obviously to protect and before we get here and even if you check and expected there could be changes. >>mark: one of the biggest on israel same is how wide an area is covered. let's get the latest on this winter storm with james fletcher. >>james: this tax is so the different warnings and advisers in effect is to conceal from texas all the way across the southern border of the u.s. always up to maine it is pretty incredible as are the will to storm the to richard lyng lightning in freezing rain just about any increment whether you could think of they have been in one form or another. >>james: it will be withdrawn today tomorrow at the shores of to leave that in the entire system continue to track off in that direction. >>james: the kids to the one to be whe

they're horrible already. we've spotted some duzies out there today. how we can get you some help to get them fixed. that's after the break in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> here's a commuter alert if you're hitting the roads tonight. vdot plans to close all northbound 495 lanes just north of the dulles access road for construction. crews will start closing one lane at a time starting at 10:00 tonight. after midnight all the northbound lanes will close for about 20 minutes so crews can install a new sign structure. everything should be back open by 5 a.m. this will allow you to use the shoulder lane during rush hour traffic. >>> it was part of her campaign strategy and today dc mayor muriel bowser joined other city lea

the 102 trolley is using shuttle buses already.t's because of the high waterment all of the melt-down from yesterday, has caused flooding, in the neighborhoods, the ben franklin, the walt whitman commodore barry all down to 35 miles an hour. and as we saw the crews in stand by mode on all of the major roadways, the bridges they've been salted as least once this morning, and we're on stant by and ready to go. mass transit probably your best bet if you have to get where you are going today. patco running snow schedule from five to 7:00 a.m. they'll run trains every 15 minute then from 7:00 to 9:00 run trains every ten minutes, modified schedule on amtrak they kick this in yesterday. tried to give folks a heads up. the asela northeast corridor and keystone lines running on modified snow schedule, new jersey transit, they are cross honoring system-wide as they typically do during the storms. if you really must get to where you are going today may i suggest the market frankford or broad street subway lines. half is underground entire su

starting to switch over in philadelphia already. we can see from our camera the snowflakes are flying. it's still going to take a while before it starts to accumulate on some of our roads. but we do know that it is accumulating just to the south of reading. changing over near gibbstown. and this will continue throughout your morning. it's going to go from the north to the south. so still rainfall if you're closer to atlantic city. we even see a bit of a dry spot near millville right now. right near dover, cape may seeing light showers. but closer to allentown, milford, reading we're seeing snow-covered roads. jillian will have a little more detail on that. as we take a closer look at the bigger picture, you can see the snow is to the northern parts of our region. towards the south it's still mainly rain. 37 in philadelphia. we'll start to see temperatures. dropping especially as snowflakes continue to fly. 32 in pottstown. 34 in allentown. below freezing in the poconos. but we're still too warm for the snow in atlantic city and wild

they have 8 pharmacies already signed up and so forth and i really appreciate it and i hope everybody else here my colleagues will support it also. >> thank you supervisor yee supervisor kim supervisor kim. >> thank you i want to add my name as a cosponsor. >> okay colleagues is there any additional commentary on this item? okay seeing none colleagues can we take this item same house same call? okay without objection this ordinance is adopted nan under unanimously on the first reading. >> okay. madam clerk. >> thanks colleagues. madam clerk can you please call item number 15. >> an ordinance to amend the planning code when adding dwelling units to existing buildings undergoing retrofit and making the the appropriate findings. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much madam president colleagues today before us is legislation that will allow for the addition of accessory dwelling units also known as in law units in buildings either undergoing mandatory or voluntarily retro fits and provide an incentive to add new accessible moderate typically moderate income housing without public su

ben: condolences are already coming in. u.s.dent barack obama says his thoughts and prayers are with germany and spain. sarah: a local lawmaker in the french alps used the word "pulverized" to describe the crash scene implying no one could have survived. ben: that leaves little hope for the family and friends of those who perished. reporter: for the victims' relatives, the worst possible news. love ones lost in a plane crash. at dusseldorf, psychologists and clergy are trying to lend grieving families some comfort. among those morning -- mourning are the family of 16 students and to teachers -- two teachers, on their way home from an exchange program in barcelona. >> it is a horrible feeling. i don't know what to say. >> this is the worst thing that could happen to any family. i feel very sorry about these people. that's all i can say. it's terrible. reporter: airport officials are doing everything they can to shield relatives from prying eyes and guarantee them some privacy. a special lounge has been set up where they can be lo

>> come on. >> i'm tired already. we're going to have enough snow enough to shovel probably in two sessions. but we've got our own snow equipment, don't we? if you want to see the snow equipment that jim, pat and myself have, go to our facebook. here's what to expect tonight and as we get into the day tomorrow. the transition from rain to snow will start early tomorrow morning, just before sunrise. rain some heavy tonight, then snow turns around sunrise. then the roads will start to become slick around sunrise, too. 6:00 7:00 a.m. on doppler radar, both scans are on. this is a live radar. showers around d.c. leesburg, too, but pockets of more moderate and heavier rain to the north. south of martinsburg, just up i-81, rainfall rates here close to an inch per hour. look at that just to the north of 72 some heavier pockets of rain falling right now in the stream of moisture is going to continue all as our temperatures drop. look at how they're dropping already. look at the rains from 62 in richmond virginia, 36 in state

notice the roads will be slick already. up-state. >> so at this point, you just have the crews on stand by? >> well, no. we've got crews working since you know, around midnight. and immediately, when the rain switches to snow sleet we hit the roads start with the stall. we want do that when it is raining because the rain washes the salt away. >> looking at the radar on the screen, see the dividing line between the snow and the rain. looks to be just little bit north of dover so you're state, first state interesting, where it will get maybe little bit of both depending which part of the state you live. with the temperatures, that's the interesting part here, hovering above the freezing point right now. >> sue is reporting tomorrow bitterly cold, single digit overnight. fear is wet road mostly now. those could be icy roads tomorrow jim. >> exactly. not only will it be icy but the salt won't be very effective when temperatures are that low. so even though we will be applying salt, doing everything we can it will take a while f

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we a report of some wet heavy snow, in pottstown already.ll rain in delaware county, marple and here in philadelphia, as well. but, around horsham abington, probably seeing the transition happening, as well, as in norristown, a little further north, allentown already had little bit of accumulation reported up in the pocono mountains, but little dray slot in southern delaware, there is more precipitation on the way trust me. winter storm warning will be in effect until about 7:00 tonight. and all the counties you see highlight in the pink. winter weather advisory to the north of us, as this system moves a little further south. we expect the higher accumulations to be in the metro area than they will be in the mountains. bye we have gone below freezing in mount pocono, 29, still at 38 in philadelphia, but 33 in pottstown, where we had the report of wet snow. thirty-three in reading lancaster, as well. and we do expect this to be a real heavy snow, which makes it difficult to shovel. so, as we transition, throughout the day try to stay on top o

as tracy mentioned, more than 200 schools are already closed. we're awaiting a call -- return call now from philadelphia and the archdiocese. we'll have that for you coming up in the next half hour. live for now from mayfair, monique braxton nbc 10 news. >>> now let's look at camden. here's a live look. new jersey governor christie went on twitter last night to declare a state of emergency in new jersey which means the state can work with local governments. christie urged people to stay off the roads as much as possible. also state offices in new jersey will delay opening until 11:00 this morning. camden county is prepared workers delivered 1,000en tos s tons of salt there yesterday. crews reported at midnight to begin hitting the road with salt trucks and plows. now let's get you updated on that changeover and the drop in temperatures. first alert meteorologist britney shipp is tracking the storm as the rain changes over to snow. britney? >> that's right, i'm tracking exactly where that's happening. if you take a closer look at our radar, if yo

definitely know we will with energy watch, bay run, all the programs that the cca rate payers are already paying for because they are also pg&e rate payers, so we know we will have that suite of offerings. the question is what more can we do and how do we achieve the vision that was described towards the later half of the presentation, because that's the overall goal. >> when does that sort of get, i guess the programs, if they are adopted and if the more expanded offerings are part of this launch, either the first wave or second wave or however it rolls out, at what point do you have an understanding in terms of like a budget reliance with the sfpuc and the department of the environment? >> when the sfpuc responds to our application is when we will know how much of the existing rate payer funds that pg&e currently administers will be allocated to us as the cca provider. >> okay. >> allocated to the city. >> okay, does that coincide with the current budget timeline? >> so they are currently evaluating at the cpuc having a rolling timeline and not a set timeline. >> oh, good. okay. >> we'r

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we're already down to 54 degrees right now in philadelphia. but look at those gusty winds gusting to 40 miles per hour in wilmington. gusting over that in the pocono mountains. so you can see that colder air funnel link our way. 32 right now in the pocono mountains. so those temperatures will continue to drop as we progress throughout the remainder of the evening. but look at the feels like temperatures when you wake up top morning. 19 in pottstown. by 7:00 a.m. into the 20s in philadelphia. and feels like temperatures will stay below 32 in many locations tomorrow afternoon. but when i come indoors we are looking that rain/snow mix in the seven day forecast much the timing of that coming up. back to you. >> all right, see you in the studio in a few scott. >>> the fire that destroyed a well-known non-profit school in montgomery county over the weekend is arson. the cheltenham fire marshal released that today. most of the wyncote academy is now rubble after saturday fire though no one is hunch the school serves special needs and at risk students

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this is the line of the rear yard is that yellow i'm color-blind that exists in the rear yard already and this is the variance the green piece on the ground floor this is the second-story you can see the second-story floor a piece in the rear yard and the garage didn't go to the second-story no encroachment and on the third-story essentially stacking what's on the srtd we're carlton this behind the line and creating a bathroom so you can get two rooms staircase and a bathroom and that's about all you can get open the third-story that's the variance that is in front of you versus what already there lastly i'm going to show you a parcel map and really this is useful to see that as you can see it is blue blind is the easement and as you can see many encroachments from other homes their garages in the easement and this is in the rear yard easement already and slight piefls this home in the rear yard already you know what drove me to this is the neighbors have repeating said i think this is the papers there's no three stories in sea crystal-clear i live on lake street 5 doors away the hous

project that has a number of units in it, it will trigger the square footage you are required and already has to go through conditional use and what's being requested in the mission is not conditional use but an actual moratorium and a ban on new on new market produced housing so that's a very very different thing. had neighbors come to me in corona heights and said we want to ban new development in our neighborhood i would have said i respect your view but i respectfully decline i do think it's important to acknowledge that distinction and not to just say well, because we're approving controls in one neighborhood that means any controls that anyone wants in any neighborhood no matter how extreme we have to adopt them and i don't think that's the case we take it case by case and see what makes sense. >> thank you supervisor wiener supervisor campos? >> thank you madam president i hope those that are paying attention to these issues understand yes it's a case by case issue but at the end of the days those of us here may try to differentiate things based on technicalities bottom line is tha

more than 100 schools have already closed or delayed openings for tomorrow.ou will see that information at the bottom of your screen. >>> now among the biggest to close so far schools in cherry hill bensalem and council rock. >>> and just in tonight the city of philadelphia says it will likely make a decision on schools early tomorrow morning. philadelphia mayor michael nutter has already announced a snow emergency will take effect at 6am for the city. >>> we have live team three coverage tonight as the entire area prepares for the wore the part of the storm to move in over the next several hours. let's begin with meteorologist kathy orr whose been tracking this system all day and she's life in the weather center with the latest models just in. kathy. >> they are literally just in jessica. just taking a look at them right now with our producer steve. we are changing things slightly with some heavy precipitation moving in overnight and continuing for tomorrow morning right through the noon hour tapering off in the afternoon. now take look at storm scan3. you s

he have already admitted the boston bomber's guilt in the bombs. >>reporter: day 16 of the trial will be the first full day his legal team presents arguments that their client does not deserve the death penalty despite the fact that he has not pled guilty his attorneys have never disputed their client was involved in the april, 2013 bombing at the boston marathon. >> the defense case is expected to be relatively short. their focus is going to be to try to show that the older brother is the more culpable one in these bombings in the hopes of spareing sparing the defendant of the death penalty. they began with a cellphone who testified at the same time tamerlan was buying hardware for the bombs, his brother's phone was pinging off cellphone towers in southern massachusetts. >> they're trying to show his brother bought the bomb components and not him. >>reporter: they reminded jurors that even though he didn't buy the materials he did purposely leave a bomb next right to young martin richard. the explosion violently destroyed his body. >> several of t

highland, we look forward to working with you and already you have developed a relationship with mr. fried and it's essential we all work well together. we have a huge interest to make sure we are on our timeline this year and we are very eager to get going here, so welcome and if you want to share anything? >> thank you very much, commissioner, i appreciate it. i just wanted to say it is an honor and a privilege to be able to help the sfpuc and the city get this program going. i'm really looking forward to it, i'm looking forward to working with you and the department of the environment and jason and the stake holders. thank you. >> great, thank you. miss hale >> there's been some activity at the california puc that we wanted to report on. you will recall i have reported a number of times now on their activities with respect to pg&e's green tariff application. they issued their decision, the cpuc, california puc, issued their decision in late january and that decision was forth the schedule for pg&e to file their advice letters, which are the implementation filings that the utilitie

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we had already taken some input to make amendments and we have already added it in here. these amendments would i believe is to follow and make sure that i get all the right amendments. for seat number 5, it says if the lower park station community advicery committee [inaudible] then seat 5 shall be a-we will cross out member of the general public [inaudible] located in district 7 aopponent td by the supervisor for district 7. for seat number 6, i believe what we are seeing was seat 6 should be a person by who own as business on ocean avenue, so it isn't a random any business owner. on page 4, under section 5.17-4 under d, where it says any member of the regular meetings will be a 6 month period without express aprovel of the committee [inaudible] shall be deemed to be, have resigned from the advicery committee. then we'll add that 10 days after the third unapproved absence the advicery committee shall inform rezignation in seats 1-5. shall also inform the clerk of the board. that was also suggested as a amendment. are there any other amendments we worked on? >> [inaudibl

we've already heard neighbors mention specific projects. if neighbors felt they already had the level of control that they want over their neighborhood we would not be here. we also hear a lot of anxiety. like i hear the word "arksz larm" a lot. definitely the neighborhood is alarmed. everyone in san francisco are alarmed. if we get to 30,000 units by 2020 that means 5,000 units a year and more than we have done in the last 20 years. it's going to be hard for every neighborhood. we have heard people asking for this legislation to be extended which means that even if once it's passed here it could reduce the uncertainty of the process. the uncertainty of whether it will spread to other neighborhoods has its own level of uncertainty of the process. i ask my members of the sf renters barriers association it's not just enough to ask for development in other areas and really achieving our goal how we act in a drought requires a personal commitment on every person's part to realize that there's going to be stuff happening they're not comfortable

already snow on the ground across the area. right now from our studios in northwest, you can see the fog that's developed. that warmer air, fog moving over the snow cover. that's why we have fog. fog visibility down to a half mile in some locations. 48 degrees right now, rain. that rain continuing all night long. we will drop into the upper 30s by 11:00 tonight, but it's on the mild side. storm team 4 radar showing the rain across the area. some lighter rain around the d.c. metro area. but back to the west is where we're looking at some of the heavier rain, back toward winchester, right along 81 then back down through route 7, 50, leesburg, brunswick and frederick. the heavier rain is moving south. look what else is sagging to the south. it was cold air, it was rain and now snow into portions of ohio. that's what will happen here, rain switching over to snow. that's why we have winter storm warnings tonight. now, our totals as i mentioned, we're down a little bit from where we were yesterday during this time. even down a little

already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate practice. after he was done with his work, he said, "mom, i'm just tired," and started to cry. in first grade. what are we doing? what are we doing to our kids? >>> we have an eye on the storm this morning, coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" our team coverage continues. >> we have reporters fanned out across the region to give you an idea what to expect if you need to get out the door and soon, katie keeps updating her forecast stay with us family we have you cover. >>> there is a winter storm warning in effect, we have crews on the road checking out the conditions, if you can stay home please, do. it will get worse. otherwise, allow a lot of extra time if you have to be outside on the road. >> from the road, to storm can three you can see this storm is just massive. see how far down it stretches across 2,000 miles and that means it will be with us all day

north bay showers already here. on and off light showers throughout the day. lit be slick on the roads. highs tomorrow, mid 60s . san jose, 67. palo alto, 66. a couple of showers for you in pacifica, danville. antioch. mid 60s there. sausalito, showers for you. 64. and clear lake, you will get a quarter inch of rainfall. 58 degrees. extended forecast, look how quickly the sunshine comes back. look at the 80s saturday, and the rain chance for sunday is gone after tomorrow. we are dry for yet another week. so enjoy the rainfall. that will be outside your ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> no more blurred lines here. pharrell william and brian thick will have to shell out money for this. >> today, an la jury ruled they ripped off marvin gaye's 1976 hit got to give it up. they have to pay gaye's family $7.3 million in copyright infringement. they said we are extremely disappointed in the

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down near boston and binghamton is already in the 50s. clocking in at 36 miles per hour for millville. >> ahead in the accuweather forecast temperatures drop below freezing tonight and the winter feeling returns and brian could we be talking about spring snow

they've already failed. they failed last year. and, you know, they realize that, you know the world didn't depend they came back and i think they approached everything this year that way. >> with march madness comes some march sadness for the temple owls not making the big dance. fran was consoled this morning at the coaches versus cancer tip-off. today he didn't mince words. >> the most troubling statement last night that i heard was the i test. what does that mean? i have no idea what that means. so i would like to sit down with the committee and say, do i need to wear my suit jacket during the course of the game or what -- what really is that? so, i think there is some bias toward the power five conferences. >> and, of course a former assistant at penn steve donahue will be named head coach at penn replacing jerome allen. that is sports. dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the oth

so it's a very small window of what's possible but because we've already done it as soon as there's sort of that mental sufficient evidence of launch, you know, where we are very confident this is going to be real, then we're going to start planning. as you know for any program to launch there's a ton of planning that goes on first and we'll have a little bit of that luxury of time to plan so that when we know the amount of money that's -- we'll have a menu of things we can do and depending on how much funding the cpuc allocates to the cca, there's a little bit of argument, as you can imagine, between pg&e and cca's between who gets the public good charge money and how much and that hasn't been settled yet. that's why barbara hale and i have a hard time planning our budgets for additional resources. we know what we have now and as kathleen said we're fully expected to keep going where we are now, but that additionality is tough and it's tough no know how much and when. whether it's legislative or not, the voice of this body needs to be heard at the california public utilities commission.

it's just rain in new jersey. 34 in glassboro and 41 degrees already in dover so we already

is already physically and intellectually elsewhere.i would say to your question basically, with a cosmopolitan such as he had been norm for any given seminary in? inmost licit traditional congregations or confessions? probably not. >> what it was and then either. >> guests. so he had the authority to be able to choose these different stations in different places? >> he took the authority. >> very aggressive, persuasive guy spent he presumed he had the authority. >> no one stopped him them either. >> he kept on going. >> i'm thinking of a counterexample gary welsh who is also a brilliant catholic intellectual born in the land raised in wisconsin, does the seminary in st. louis xavier university in ohio comes to work with bill buckley and that's the end of the journey. he does other things, but he had to be released from his bowels when he decided to become a journalist instead. but one doesn't have the sense from his memoirs, and he's written two memoirs, written a lot about his own journey that he was summoned to seeking out come as a

we have already come together on this.he senate price their own rules, and we have to figure out how to work within that. we have also had some success in passing the keystone pipeline bills. giving that through both the house and the senate. it has gone to the president and now we have, in that case, where the president vetoed the bill, a clear difference where the unified republican congress has shown where we stand on america's energy independence, and job creation compared to where the president and his party stand. we're going to have a veto override vote, and hope to add more democrats to our vote totals. but we have opportunities to work together, we like the apartment that are than this -- the environment in this congress better than the last congress. we think the bills will at least get a look at whether or not they can be passed out of the senate given thatt constraint of the senate rules. >> what constitutional amendments do you try to plan to move through your committee on the floor? are you looking into if en

is already here -- he already has two stars in the famous michelin food guide. >> >> you will have funoking with that. reporter: his story is special. his restaurant is 2300 meters above sea level. in the kitchen, this changes everything. jean: at breakfast time, i sent out boiled eggs. they kept being sent back because they were not cooked enough. i could not understand why. i had cooked them exactly the same way as before. then i realized the cooking times are longer appear because the water doesn't boil at 100 degrees but around 90. reporter: strange, but true. it is all about the pressure which is much lower in high altitudes. jean: it is a factor which affects our precise conditions. our work is all about precision. i almost threw in the towel and gave up the idea of cooking here. then, one morning, i said to myself, these factors have to become assets for my kitchen. it is me that has to adapt to the mountain. reporter: out here, it is much drier. jean has invented the perfect dessert for this climate. these meringue snowballs. jean: this is lovely and chris thanks to the low --

vo: 85 percent of people who travel will go someplace they've already been. where's the fun in that? it's time to find someplace new. book the hotel you want with the flight you want and we'll find the savings to get you there. >>> this is bbc world eased. thanks for being with us. i'm david eades. reports from germany say that andreas lubitz the co-pilot believed to have deliberately crashed the passenger plane in the french alps, has been recommended for regular psychological assessment. >>> european airlines begin introducing new safety measures. among them a rule that two members of crew should be in the cockpit at all times. let's stay on this story. tim willcox is in seynes-les-alps, covering -- essentially, you're at the recovery end of things. i just wonder what are the relatives who have gathered what are they doing hour by hour? do they come back up as close as possible, to the site and just wait? >> reporter: well we've heard in the last hour a lot of them who came yesterday, there were some 300 yesterday, after touring the site having a service of

our job is easier, because somebody already got us through that 1st mime somebody already got us over bridge. >> tens of thousands of people joined to commemorate the march. the president praised the figure of civil rights era that helped him break the ultimate racial barrier with his ascension to the highest office. former president george w. bush was also there. people in san francisco panged to commemorate the occasion themselves. they walk across the golden gate bridge in their own commemoration of that historic moment. the march was an important recognition of what was accomplish 5 decades ago. even as marchers celebrated, they said even after 50 year there's a lot to be achieve. you can go to kron4.com for more information on the civil rights movement. >>> coming up, they have floats and dronings. kron4's phillipe jagal had one of the biggest -- covered one of the biggest new year's eve celebrations in the world. >> reporter: you can see thousands flocking to the city to check out the parade. it's certainly oohed and ahhed. people showing up early for this and they say it's wort

already 39 in millville, run in dover. that warmer air is moving in. expect today is rain on and off but it's late tonight into the overnight hours where that rain changes to snow. thursday a heavy snow, four to 8-inches expected, tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> also happening today philadelphia school superintendent william hite plans to release the district's action plan. the school district says it built this plan after listening to teachers and administrators. the district says the plan focuses on neighborhood schools and turn around trait jees. we'll-- strategies. we'll be right back >> from the boston marathon bombing trial to a session at the u.s. supreme court erin o'hearn is live at the big board with six things to know. erin. >> reporter: matt, the fbi is holding a suspect in connection with separate incidents involving shots fired yesterday at a national security agency building and traffic along the inter county connector in maryland. officials believe the suspect had been involved in other incidents of gunfire in baltimore and washingto

this year though it is already well above average. one of the deaths involved a train hitting an suv. that happened at the ravenwood crossing in menlo park. killing a 35-year-old peninsula woman. council member ray mueller suggested looking into electronic signs that would use cal train realtime data to know when trains are approaching the intersection. >> you will be able to see as you approach the tracks. so you know a minute from now. >> menlo park is considering long-term improvements to separate the tracks from traffic at ravenswood. the project is in the design phase. >>> >>> 47-year-old rick tucker ran the station from 2000 until he was fired in november of 2013 after the discovery of financial irregularities. he spent thousands of dollars on exempt for the station but returned many items and took the reimbursement himself. >>> now that is according to the new york times. the paper says clinton did not have a government e-mail address during her four years at the state department and her aids took no actions to have her persona

you can see already the backups heading out of pleasanton. traveling highway 4 this is the issue that i mentioned at the top of the hour. it's not an accident. it's metal debris in the road westbound highway 4 at bailey. and you can see how slow it is often at this time of the morning we really only see the major slowdowns and antioch. really between hill crest and a. street. now it extends into the bay point area which you can see there and so they're working to clear that metal doe bro now. but -- debris now. but it may still be in lanes and that's causing the extra slowdowns for highway 4 drivers. bay bridge metering lights were turned on at 45:40. -- 5:40. hopefully you kind of planned your commute according to that. it's stacked up in the maze and also beginning to back up now along the berkeley curve. 24 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. that's your latest kcbs traffic drive to work. >>> take a good look at this. it's the live weather camera from kpix 5 studios and easterly direction towards the bay bridge. we have beautifu

the spanish interior minister says dozens of the dead have already been identified. but the whole process will now take weeks, peter. >> bill neely in the alps for us tonight. bill, thank you. for more on the investigation we're joined once again by former ntsb investigator greg feith. greg, where are investigators focusing their attention right now? and how are other airlines worldwide responding? >> right now the technical aspect of the investigation is gone. it's now focused on the first officer, his mental health and where the trap lines could have been to try to get him out of the cockpit because of some of these issues now developing. the airlines now because of this solo pilot being there and no way to get into the cockpit to remedy a bad situation are now adopting the protocols of the united states in putting a second crew member in there so that in the event something happens, an incapacitation or nefarious act, they're going to be able to at least assist in trying to get somebody qualified back in to stop the process. >> investigator greg feith tonight, tha

he says the betting is already happening, so why let the criminals be the ones to profit? >> let's figure out a legal way to do this where it can be regulated, it can be taxed, it can provide revenues not only for the racetracks and the state, but money can go to others also, like senior citizens, property tax relief, medical care, whatever the needs are of the individual state. >> reporter: proponents have estimated new jersey could net $100 million a year in new tax revenue, and so, through a referendum and legislation over the last four years, new jersey tried to legalize sports betting. the folks at monmouth park thought they were so close to success that they actually built this room, according to drazin the first of its kind outside of las vegas, where customers could come and place their sports bets. but, the courts ruled against the state's efforts, and so the room sits empty and unused. >> reporter: new jersey isn't alone. legislators in at least five other states, including indiana, new york and south carolina, have tried to legalize sports gambling in recent yea