so when science tells us that our climate is changing and human beings are causing the change, by what right do people stand up and say i i dispute that or i deny that elementary truth and yet there are those that do so. literally a couple days ago i wrote about some state officials trying to ban the use of the term climate change in public documents because they are not willing to face the facts. folks, we literally do not have the time to waste debating whether we can say climate change. we have to talk about how we solve climate change because no matter how much people want to bury their head in the sand it will not alter the fact that studies confirm climate change is happening and human entity is largely responsible. i've been involved now 40 plus years since the 1960s. to get a super majority of the studies to agree on anything but 97% over 20 plus years that is a dramatic statement of fact that no one of good conscience has the right to ignore. what is really troubling is that the same scientists are telling us that's going to happen, not just the fact of it being there but they

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it's an honor to have you here today to talk about the proposed changes. as the chief mentioned there is only a minimal change of the current proposal to the bayview district. bayview is one of 10 police districts. the only other people that is larger is the taravel district. our district currently has five sectors, five areas of geography to which we assign the officers. the area that is in question that we'll talk about tonight is what we consider the bayview one cart. what will happen is we are northernmost boundary which is currently cove when the giants were here, i was at the doormat but i didn't go to the party. we'll lose mckovey cove down to 16th street. it will have little impact on bayview. right now the mission district is covered by the uc foot print. the uc campus has it's own police department. we do assist from time to time when they might have a planned or unplanned demonstration. but it does make sense, i believe, that that border might go as far as down as mariposa because the new uc hospital. the southern most portion of that a butts 17

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that is about to change. the justice department is reportedly planning to file corruption charges against the new jersey democrat. at a nz news conference a few hours ago senator menendez says he has done nothing inappropriate. >> let me be very clear. i've always conducted myself appropriately and in coordinates with the law. for last 23 years that i have been privileged to be in the united states congress, i've based on pursuing the best policies for the people of new jersey and of this entire country. >> reporter: the investigation focuses on the senator's relationship with a wealthy florida eye dorkd doctor named solomon melgen menendez did favors for melgen, and helped the doctor acquire a contract. for port services in the dominican republic. the senator has called these allegations against him a smear campaign. we'll see where it goes. >> paul beban, thank you. >>> the man who attacked canada's parliament and a seven video by michael bibeau. >> we are retaliating the mujahideen in the area, killing our

changing what farmers ro grow and away we eat. now the company's announced it won't buy chickens raised using human antibiotics. mickey d's, changing what people eat and how they eat it. in recycling and nutrition in many ways mcdonald's is a trend-spotter, what will this new policy mean to everyone who sells, makes and eats food? it's is "inside story." >> being a major seller of cooked food in the united states, mcdonald's watches trends closely. when the exan was company was bashed for wasted packaging, it responded with new packaging efforts and new messages to the public. when the world knocked the children's offerings, mcdonald's changed that. supersize me, its move to low fat milk when reporting and activists focused attention how cows were raised for hamburger meat, the company reduced the hormones in the meat itself. applause from some sectors skepticism from others, at a time when more and more attention is focused on antibiotics, what species of potatoes are used, it's a big deal. mcdonald's has announced that this year

they can change the weather.ve sun now and they can even change and make it rain. >> who can change that, the spirits? >> yeah, the spirits, that's the link. >> i see, i see. the man in charge is chief isaac, and he explains how in the 1940s, a god appeared on tanna in the form of an american soldier named john frum. the god told them that if they rejected christian missionaries and stayed true to old customs they would be awarded with boatloads of american cargo. well, then game world war ii and boatloads of american cargo. prophecy fulfilled, they thought. and to this day, the u.s. flag is a religious symbol for this so-called cargo cult. so the volcano speaks to you? >> mm-hmm, yes. >> they have to be ready. and they believe john frum lives inside the volcano with their ancestors. in fact chief isaac warns that if our hearts are not pure, climbing the volcano can bring danger and pain. well, here goes nothing. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish

it still does happen. >> change parties. >> or change the name of a technique like, you know, torture becomes enhanced interrogation technique. >> right. so online examples appear. i appear. i don't know if you read the knew jon ronson book with the example of jesting but there are a lot of examples of shaming going awry with the media. maybe it is not always pleasant command you draw the line between the kind of shaming that change is bad behavior without burning life on the other hand which seems to be have is that part of what you describe? >> yes. yes. very much like antibiotics depending upon the dose and the time command you can overdo it and under do it one of the issues with the internet generally and again this comes back to individuals and individual behavior, but it is right now what we see as disproportionate punishment. punishment. individuals saying something glib are being punished in a much harsher much more long-lasting form that people commit actual physical crime. and this is a strange moment that i don't think will last much longer. part of the disproportionate asp

camelback, it's changed over more than an hour ago. changing over in philadelphia. and we are tracking the storm as it moves south. we'll have an update coming up. >>> 4:25. our live team coverage continues now as we track the snow moving through our area and the changeover. here's a live picture from pottstown, montgomery county where the changeover happened more than an hour ago. so they've been seeing steady snow there. we are keeping ab eye inging an eye on the area bridges. the ground is warm but temperatures are dropping. brittney shipp says they're really going to drop. as you know the bridges and overpasses will be the first surfaces to get slick. take it easy as you head out. be very careful. >>> now, this latest storm stretching from texas to new england that we're in the middle of boy, it's hit louisville kentucky. take a look at a live picture there. they don't see this like we do. heavy snow and ice created a mess there last night as the storm that we're now seeing moves through there. public schools closed today. temperatures expected to dip below zero

cities as we change our diets, as we change our habits our sports. through. >> you talk about sports and it's fascinating and heartwarming to see science and evolution being able to combat the things like awe theismautism, the things nobody wants in society. what happens when the evolutionary impacted or biomedically changed folks start entering professional sports. that's going to change the whole thing, right? >> one of the strange things we found is if you don't have a specific gene you can't climb 8,000 feet without oxygen. some olympic athletes have efficient genes that allow them to absorb oxygen more efficiently. we can make the olympics a showcase for these units or you can say you get a tenth of a second head start. or as long as the changes are safe, you get to upgrade to compete on an equal basis with everybody else. but it's going to be our choice. >> let's not make the olympics like golf. >> i hope not. yes. i agree. >> and you talk about changing habits, and one of the things i've noticed is our obsession with being clean. i have friend

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is feasible to create a protective liking bicycle lane some of the loading could be done we could change the legislation of that and see what the impacts would be i'm not saying this is a solution but like to have been able to longtime it and vet it out i fully understand the concerns for accommodating those merchants along the corridor polk street feels like old san francisco i remember i want to keep i feel like, however, changes are coming we've get 34 cranes in the sky i was riding a mass of 12 of us riding down matt and 10 years we didn't have the infrastructure if you - we would have accommodated everyone and the pathway we'll need we need to be creativity and make sure we vetted out every opportunity to accommodate more people with less spice speaker the other thing there's a lot of feeling this infrastructure would be for the 20 somethings and their fancy bikes that are returning stop signs and as much i was was trying to communicate that is quite the opposite i get frustrate on market street the cluster to go around a truck and i and this had to tell those guys he's turning righ

with the $100 bill when they changed in 1996 and added colors and changed the design suddenly, a lot of people called it monopoly money reflecting trepidation, a fear of, after all, this is how we get paid, this is how we make our livings this is what buys us our houses, everything that we value. and you don't like the idea that somehow, it may lose its value. so it's inherently very conservative. and can -- it's important to maintain that conservatism. >> nathaniel green if we were to put an array of historical figures on money start from scratch would andrew jackson be among the handful of historical citizens to be on the currency? >> i don't think we would agree on the one hand i think andrew jackson, i think when people think about andrew jackson serge he did oppose paper money and the central bank. what americans think about when they think about him is andrew jackson as the embodiment of this frontier individualism this rough and tumble individualism. and that's still a very, very powerful image in our collective consciousness for better and for worse. on the other hand, there

so when science tells us the climate is changing in human beings are largely causing the change what right do people say i dispute that or deny that? but yet there are those who do so. literally a couple days ago state officials are trying to use bin the german climate change in public documents because they're not willing to face the fact we literally do not have the time to waste to a debate if we can say climate change and how we solve it. no matter how many people want to bury their head in the sand will not alter the fact that 97 percent of peer review:the studies confirmed that climate change is happening and human activity is largely responsible. i have been involved with public policy debates over 40 years since the '60s. it is rare, rare, rare i can tell you to get a super majority of studies to agree on anything. but 97 percent over 20 years? that is a dramatic statement of fact that no one in good conscience has a right to ignore. but what it's really troubling is the same scientist are telling us what will happen not just to be there but what is coming at us. they also ag

in the rules but it should be changed because some of the other finances are go changed and this is less the same i urge you to do that. >> mr. lee. >> thank you very much.

change around us the real impacts of climate change are hitting places over the world we're in a drought the worse drought and seeing hurricanes in new york and new england's and in the philippines we're starting to see a new era of fossil fuel our investments over the 20 years we're looking at 20 years back when climate change was not the reality now it is we're seeing it in the market continuation the urgency but we have to take into consideration the real changes that are happening before our eyes i appreciate the discussion on level 2 engagement i think this is the right place to go we'll be urging you to go last year and got to level one but level one is not going to older e yield what level 2 will yield in terms of what we're doing in engagement so i want to urge a name vote to be able to get to level 2 that's where we're going to see the biggest difference i appreciate commissioner paskin-jordan about the language of the effects of 12r57b9d assets there are other meat to put on the bones that can operation lists what that means we want to show that companies are are considering th

for future climate change.f plants, in fact don't grow more under elevated carbon dioxide, it means that atmospheric co2 is likely to grow faster in the future than we have been anticipating. basically, what it means is that we can't continue to depend on ecosystems to subsidize our emissions of co2 from fossil-fuel combustion. narrator: the results from the jasper ridge global change experiment indicate that some of the projections for future carbon dioxide concentrations may, in fact, be too low. but we couldn't be confident in our answers unless we had collaborators in many other parts of the world who were doing experiments that are similar in se respects. we have collaborators at the university of minnesota who just found the same resas us -- that you didn't se big grth response elevated atmospheric co2 unless you also provided nitrogen. a group working on a pine forest in north carolina recently published almost the same result. a group in nevada found that even though elevated co2 increased plant growth

they've got to change. there are the one of the institutions in america that have not changed with the times. a do public service, loss in terms of socializing. all good. they are going after change their ways. it is not acceptable john: today. john:that is 100% true. one of the things making it more and a cute problem is the rise of social media. there are so many things that whether it is facebook, or these controversies, people with cameras who caught the oklahoma guys saying racist things, there is nothing that stays within the frat house now. it gets out. that makes the need to change that much more urgent. mark: it would be great to see leadership not just in oklahoma, but across the board, including student leaders to change things faster. if they want to survive and sustain their wind to have to change the way they have operated for years and years. john: and get rid of the hazing stuff, which has struck me as brutal. mark: coming up, scott walker, jeb bush, and the mcmann with a mcplan. more after

president to change the subject from sentencing reform to climate change i come to the floor today for i guess it's the 93rd consecutive week that the senate has been in session to urge that my colleagues wake up to the urgent threat of what results from our levels of carbon pollution. it is an opportune time now to consider a step up in american corporate responsibility on climate change. call it corporate climate responsibility 2.0. americans can celebrate and applaud the fact that america's corporate leaders have taken so many important steps on climate change. companies like wal-mart and coca-cola to pick just two see the problem clearly and have done great things. wal-mart prince, has taken exemplary responsibility -- wal-mart, for instance, haze taken exemplary responsibility for its carbon footprint not only in its facilities but beyond the corporate walls out to its international supply chain. wal-mart has led the move for consumers away from incandescent bulbs and into high efficiency lighting. and if you have ever used that machine where you have to crank electricity in order

our vision was more like how the world was going to change because of computers, not that we were changing the super bowl. but it did create a phenomenon where people started designing advertising specifically for the uper bowl. and keeping it secret. and having it be a surprise. all those things were born out of 1984. trying to live up to what steve expected of what i did and we were doing together became one of the true joys of my life. to be in the advertising business you don't often get to be part of something that important, that world changing. lots of people kind of misjudged what the commercial was. and what the commercial could o. nobody believed that 30 years later people would still be alking about it. >> one key problem in developing countries is very high prevalence of iron deficiency. >> if we get people to use this salt, we are going to take a big step against anemia. so it will change lives. >> i was always troubled by poverty, troubled by different circumstances that people experience in the world. troubled by the fact that some people are poor while i am living a comfort

we see the americans had changed. they have a lot of changes to do.are on our way. >> do you understand the gravity of today? >> yes, i think it's significant, and that the president is here to see the 50th anniversary, i directly understand the sackry vises that they made so i would be able to see the generation now. it could get better. >> i think this speaks of the president. it was a powerful speech something that the nation needs to here and understand. it's not just one colour, it's all colours, and he's just trying to make everything better for them. >> so that bridge right there represents a universal bridge and a symbolic, and martin luther king would be excited about the fact that people are concerned and are speaking out, and their voices are being heard. >> thomas, tomorrow and on sunday hundreds of people will converge on the bridge making the trek to alamama. 54 miles, taking about five days. commemorating the historic march 50 years ago, and hoping for a powerful path forward when conversations can be open and race relations can move ah

marc: it is a sign of change, evolution. the industry is changing. it is a sign that the technology is changing. it is a sign that there is the opportunity to do more and better if you are smaller and more nimble. the real test for technology companies is, how do they make sure that they stay on the leading edge, that they constantly have a product pipeline that will result in any more attractive products? emily: from a leadership perspective, we saw marc benioff. is there a changing of the guard happening? marc: i think nothing changed at oracle. [laughter] i think that might have had to do with the number of papers that larry has to sign. the number of meetings he has to go to. but he does still have -- product development still works for larry. it will be similar for quite a while. emily: how do you see the digital payments and mobile payments race playing out? marc: what we see from our standpoint is, it is by far the most innovative and radical thing. it's the thing that will have a big impact over 20 years. apple pay is the thing that will have

what's the end change for climate change skeptics. i'll talk to one in 2 minutes. >>> an investigative report claims that florida governor rick scott does not like the term climate change and banned its use in official documents. he denied the allegation but is open about cleaning a change denier. lately he adopted the hedge i'm not a scientist. he showed the majority of americans believe climate change is real. the debate for keptsceptics is not about whether the arth is thing. my next guest is from a conservative think tank known for its skepticism on climate change. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me on. >> you are not a climate change denier. >> i don't think there are many climate change deniers. no, i'm not. >> you do question, though, whether or not or what role humankind has had in the - in climate change as it stands now, crisis. >> i don't think the human causation issue is important. if you look at the context of temperatures, we are cold when you compare temperatures over 6,000 years. they are warm com

change. we saw what happened to destroyed. it was long in the making. who is happening in chicago is it's bigger. despite the reforms, the tax increases and everything nothing has changed. if you are a worker you should be scared. >> nothing has changed. how do we get to the point. poor leadership corruption. >> as i said illinois is probably the most corrupt state. four of the last eight governors went to prison. in a system where you have a special system. it's hard to create change. i think what will happen is you'll have to hit a wall and people have to probably say no more taxes and change some of this stuff. not a lot of options here. >> you say possibly hit a wall. what happens if the state doesn't win? >> in the near to middle term the bond markets say we don't feel comfortable. and they need higher interest rates. that will wait some people up. costs go up dramatically. illinois is a heavy borrower. people's taxes go up to support that and the services will be cut. people will become

was it climate change? according to research published in the bulletin of the meteorological society, probably yes. and what about the winter of 2014, climate change or just wild weather? a study out of oxford university said that that event was probably climate change. california suffered through three years of debilitateing drought. was climate change to blame? probably not. california's drought, while extreme, is not an uncommon occurrence for the state. natural weather trends are the primary factors. still, extremes are becoming the norm. 2014 will go down as the warmest year ever recorded worldwide. for climate scientists understanding why is evolving with every event. california's storm of the decade may, in fact, be tied to a recently observed phenomenon known as atmospheric rivers. >> atmospheric rivers are here to stay. it's chalk full of water vapors, strong winds, and is carrying ten times the water. >> it seems to be very severe weather phenomenon. >> well, there is a lot to learn in terms of at

your voice can change the world. >> if it can change the nation it can change the world. >> change theod of five years time. there is a lot of change but is that change a good thing? kevin jackson is a radio talk show host and writer. jehmu greene a fox news con contributor contributor. is the change a good thing? >> i have to believe the liberals are looking at this and finding out berry manlow didn't write the song. this has been an amazing change. bush's policy -- if you look at george bush's number president obama doubled them. look at how the race relation is and divided the country he gets an f. his foreign policy gets him an f. wall street verses main street wall wall street is winning. if you look at the numbers they are bumping up it is pathetic. >> health care changed. international policy, libya changed. our relationship with israel changed. cuba changed. iran is an open question how that change turns out. iraq certainly changed. afghanistan just extended the mission. we tried to change russia with the reset button. syria could have changed but the lack of u.s. involvement m

so when science tells us that our climate is changing and human beings are largely causing the change by what right do people stand up and say i dispute that. or i deny that elementary truth. yet there are those who do so. literally a couple of days ago i read about some state officials trying to been the use of the term "climate change" in public documents because they are not willing to face the facts. folks, we literally do not have the time to waste debating whether we can say climate change. we have to talk about how we solve climate change. because no matter how much people want to bury their heads in the sand, it will not alter the fact that 97% of peer reviewed climate studies confirm that climate change is happening and human activity is largely responsible. i have been involved in public policy debates now for 40-plus years, since the 1960's. it is rare, rare, rare, i can tell you after 28 years plus in the senate, to get a super majority of studies to agree on anything. but u79% over 20-plus years? that is a dramatic statement of fact that no one of good conscience has a ri

rain changing to snow. generally after midnight. 131 for the low in philadelphia. 28 north and west. tomorrow the snow heaviest in the morning, ending north to south. and the temperature's going down. starting around freezing and ending up in the low 20s by dark. and then near record cold by friday morning. a bitter cold day. bitter cold on saturday morning. and then things really improve. in the 40s by sunday and lots of dry weather ahead. >> looks much better next week glenn. thank you. >>> most kids learn new words at school. most of the time kids learn new words at school but today there is a push to take one word away. >> listen to this. what one local group wants kids and adults to stop saying. >>> plus, local police busted an alleged video voyeur targeting girls in mall dressing rooms. now one store is taking action to stop future tapings. to protect shoppers all across our area. >>> a new vacation destination is within reach. details on the new service being offered at one area airport. >>> air cana

selma changed america. selma changed the world.ant for younger generations to know about the sacrifices that were made on this bridge and in the entire civil rights movement. but we choose to look beyond those ugly scars and focus on what alabama really is and what it can be. alabama is my sweet home. i was raised here and i have a great love and respect for all the people who call themselves bam alabamans. it is a place where economic opportunity abounds and there are good paying jobs and our children can get a good education. children of all backgrounds. it is a place where neighbors love and care for one another and they work together on issues that are important to all of us. so, while we look back on a difficult chapter in alabama's history it is important that we write a new chapter together where opportunities exist for everyone regardless of race or religion or politics. as we reflect on the past 50 years, i think it is important to ask what will alabama look like like? what will our nation look like 50 years from now? that

in the rules but it should be changed because some of the other finances are go changed and this is less the same i urge you to do that. >> mr. lee. >> thank you very much. >> if the cab driver not make money leave it in the garage the uber is proeven proving we don't need layer on top we can serve the public will now they're blocking the two tunnel area we have to go all the way around to get into the lot only the city has not that much business we have to load up our fee and the driver is - i'd like to ask you given the independent color we don't need a cab company i need a medallion and this is the only weak evens the bureau the chiropractor works hard and treat the same and still sit with you but take the time this is a very important thing in our situation the cab driver has no more chance like california its raining and obviously do something for the cab driver we want to see independent color like new york we can derivative with medallion, in fact, you're making a policy under the chair of the capping cab company i talk whatever i like i talk straight because i'm a chinese-am

cornell talked about the changes to the street his business thrived we have to understand as a designer there are more engineers and flexibility but we have absolutely bottom line obligated to protect people. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> go ahead. >> thank you so much i went down to eat my noodle and went to costco i was very luke to mention about how far the bicycle and the meeting bike lane are coming it's you all transition you let the people you're like a show only like i'm from a different country america lets you speak i don't care i don't get any fair on polk street i use that most of the time two many cars only one lane 2 many people drive two face not about van ness every block is two far so you drove a bicycle lane each block you have to stop on polk street it is limited i'm the only guy those young people don't know about san francisco we love bicycle lane and finally, there's someone down the street button put a flower we need to draw the bicycle lane and we use bicycle on freeway go into the - it is fantastic a romantic human beings the green l

and that has started to change and the big change was that the euro peak last may, and there tends to be about a six to nine-month lag between when there's a big change in the currency and when the earnings start to kick in. this year unlike last year the earnings started to accelerate. that's been the key problem for europe. yes, you have good european central bank policy but without earnings growth you can't kick start the stock market. i think that's the change this year versus last year. >> don, one of the things that the market's watching for very carefully is the next fomc meeting, whether or not as it was said in the report whether they take the word patient out and whether they move unon interest rates. you maintain even if they raise rates, that's not necessarily a tightening. >> it's tightening when they try to restrain the economy. when they set interest rates or policies in such a manner that will pull money out of the economy, and therefore, out of the capital market. i don't think that's going to happen. i think they may raise rates. that's just a recognition that the ec

they also changed the definition of a legacy would be and they changed that and added backen that it would be a business nominated by the mayor, board of supervisors or small business commission. that's another little tweak to the legislation. if it's a business that's been in existence for 30 years with no break more than 2 years, then it will be eligible. it will be tools to -- to be nominated. we did have a good meeting. we had charted out our next 6 months. so for april, may and june we are going to have further presentations to our committee. in july we are going to try to pull those together and identify what the goals of our committee will be. in july and august try to create, right to reach out to more of the community neighborhood meetings. we are working with legal and with jonas about how we can attend the community hearings without while we are still adhering to the sunshine ordinance requirement. >> commissioner hyland, if i may i actually conferred with our city attorney on that subject matter and she's actually here and prepared to respond to that. >> hi, victoria wong

but we know things are changing quickly. inner loop at pennsylvania avenue still have a crash off to the right side. so just something to watch out for this morning. and then 27 norsth at penn shop road, all lanes blocked. back in a couple minutes with more live pictures. >>> now let's check in with megan mcgrath in montgomery county. >> she's live on quintz orchard road with a look at conditions. and you started to see some sleet. >> reporter: yeah we smau sleetaw some sleet and also starting to see a snowflake or two start to go mix in. so we certainly have seen the changeover in the gaithersburg area. and we've gotten word from the city that they will be closed today. now, leslie here is among those who has to go to work came. what today. what are you see something. >> sidewalks are pretty slippery so you want to be cautious. and the side roads are very slippery also getting very slippery. >> but you have no choice. >> got to go to work. >> reporter: and we'll send it over now to derrick ward in vee vienna vienna. >> repo

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the fed changes the fund rate. that is supposed to change all of the interest rates along the way, including the activity for banks. we know that banks don't act the same as they did in 2006. that process is quite different. we know that capital requirements look different. the important point is a lot of the balance sheets are concentrated in long-term treasuries and not at the short end of the curve. that tells me once again that that transition mechanism will impact long-term interest rates. we can talk about monetary policy getting back to normal. how that affects the economy will not be like the past. manus: we will catch up later. they have a heck of a balance sheet. do they use the fed funds right? is that still a holy grail? guest: from what i can understand the answer is yes. it is still the primary tool that they will work through. there's not much discussion on how you shrink the balance sheet , just an idea that will use the front rate and i think they will be cautious on the balance sheet. the balance

changes are on stop for saturday.don't want a rainy easter sunday but don't go to plan b but it could be a wet pattern sunday into monday. in san mateo high clouds drifting by. it will drag across tuesday into wednesday. temperatures will be influenced by a northwest wind. we should be upper 60s and 70s. 50s and 60s in the bay. here is the key, sfo west at 20. hayward had a breeze this morning. the on shore breeze in place. palm springs 80. monterey 59. tahoe 64. may have significant changes this weekend. partly cloudy and mostly sunny everywhere else. patchy fog, cooler, high clouds to the north. the cooling trend is starting today. finally we have a pattern change. hold on to a few upper 70s to 80s. temperatures near 80. gill roy as well, 70s. 70s on the peninsula. we have a breezy pattern tuesday and wednesday. no fooling. i will tell you things look like they are changing for the weekend. i wouldn't be surprised if rain comes in. >> sunday is iffy. >> all right. >> a lot can happen. >> thank you. >>> it was a big

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so you want to watch that snow changing over to an icy mix. travel for you for the evening. and then looking ahead to thursday we have the potential for an even bigger storm. we have this area of low pressure that rides along the front. the placement of the front is key. the low pressure looks like it packs enough moisture that we'll see accumulating snowfall. let's take a look at the latest model runs and show you what's happening here. we're looking at the nam as low as 1.7 the gfs this was new within the last half hour jumped up from 8.8 to 11-point former looks like we could see accumulating significant snowfall. this happens midnight on wednesday into the first half of thursday. so you have a lot of weather to get through during this seven day period. let's run it down for you. today afternoon and evening snow changing over to an icy mix. at night we see the temperatures rise and it changes over to rain. so tomorrow morning's commute is not an icy one it's a wet one. tomorrow a high of 45. snow arrives midnight on wednesday into the first

that change begins on sunday in what's called shift change.ow shift change is when officers do rotate in and out of some of these specialized units like homicide. one officer leaves and he or she is replaced by another officer. well this year when that officer leaves there will be no one to replace him. everyone will shift to patrol. the elite metro unit is losing quite a few officers. many of them will be headed out to patrol. there simply are not enough officers to answer 911 calls. so while there will be more officers on the streets, the specialized units like homicide and metro will have to do the same amount of work with fewer officers. >> we are losing a few spots throughout the department. it will put extra work on the officers who are there but what is really important is that we have enough numbers in patrol because our primary obligation to the community is to answer those 911 calls for service. >> reporter: the gang suppression unit will also lose one officer. the recruitment and training unit will see four officers and one sergeant

if it hasn't change over yet give it time, it certainly will. we have winter storm warnings posted as a result. further are north in the purple is an advisory specific to the lehigh valley and poconos, but for more modest two to 4 inches but we do again expect four to 8-inch swab to unfold here across philadelphia, more like four to six but higher end of that range go south east of i-95. heavy snow will be out there early on, slick surfaces reduced visibility, whole 9-yard, slow travel. be careful out there, guys. depending on the roadway you are traveling here it could be ative rent mixed bag of something. would i say garden state parkway is just looking at rain. that too will change. but even along i-95 it start to turn over with time. if you are looking for a window of better weather opportunity to travel it is basically now, new or nothing or you'll have to wait until late are on if you don't want to drive in the snow from philly on south and east. our temperatures stan as such, flirting with freezing, we are at 27 in mount pocono. as we get

>> yes, sector cars will change. if the bored are -- border moves from the bayview you will have eliminated the 1 car, pretty much most of it except for portrero hill. we would have to do a rebalancing of the sectors. if potrero hill would stay in the 1 car but maybe the whole thing so all the sectors will get smaller. >> we'll know about that if we change the line? >> yes. we are trying to cross. yeah, that would be more of an internal organizational sector. the general pub wants to make sure when they call that they are safe oovment >> the last question, the report in addition to calling for service, better centralizing the districts within their community they pointed out here and done it very well. there are other side issues, can we talk about some of those side issues that they talk about. one of them comes down to technology and that seems to be hampering us when it talks about databases and do they require improvement and we have limited information in our cable and that reporting is not consistent. >> yeah,

. >> maybe it's time to change. change our society and change our angle. change our perception. >> in this episode of asia insight, we follow the progress of new agricultural breakthroughs to boost local production in the urban state of singapore. it's the most popular shopping boulevard in central singapore. work is underway here to revolutionize local agriculture. a short distance from the main road lies a rooftop farm created by a private sector company. in all, there are 12 cultivation units. water flows through tubes and is absorbed by the plants. can be ready for shipment in around three weeks. the water from the tanks is used because the ammonia contained in fish feces serves as a fertilizer. keeping down the overall weight of these units. it was developed by the farm's owner, owner, owner, allan lim. around ten years ago, he founded a company that produces bio diesel. this eco-friendly fuel is made from used cooking oil gathered from hotels and restaurants. >> i think in 2011, we realized that in singapore, we import a lot of food. and i think that