we, the residents of sunnyside have the right to keep our streets clean and safe. it's become a health issue, and it threatens to become a health and environmental issue that threatens public health and the environment. we must remember that homeless individuals, although their situations are unfortunate, they do have a say in their situation, and they can make choices in how they want to live -- and how they want to live. we must remember that vehicle inhabitation is illegal, and we are a society of laws, and we must follow the law, even if it is unthinking for us because we are a civilized society, and a civilized society has laws to maintain the peace and security of all of its homes and businesses. we must enforce the laws, we have to decide as a city to decide to enforce these laws or not, and if we do not, we must be prepared for the consequences that will have a net negative effect on the residents of our city. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you, mr. martinson. melody, are you ready? i think you're the last public commenter -- one more after you go a

and the bayview, one, sunnyside worker, and a bayview resident, purporting to represent thousands of residents there. my concern with approach to this issue, if we try to tackle the least very difficult problem of finding everybody in the city a home they can afford, we sort of paralyze ourselves as far as enforcing our curbs, and we actually have an issue now sort of disproportionate enforcement because the neighborhoods that came to us first with the supervisors that came to us first bgot the bans that they want and now this man from sunnyside said this is a problem, he's identified specific problems that his family and children are facing, and we say we're not going to do more because we're waiting until this whole overall solution is reached. that just strikes me as unfair to that neighborhood and it paralyzes action for the jurisdiction that we do have. all of that said, i'm very sensitive to all of the itch will i indications thitch -- implications that these rules have, but none the less, it's the law, and we're the agency with the ability to make this law not irrelevant, but

kron four's philippe djegal reports from 98th avenue and sunnyside street... where chauntel was remembered today by her family. (philippe)nats- " with little regard for life... motorists routinely speed through this oakland intersection.... accelerating as they approach or get off the freeway. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "i miss my baby so much." carolyn dunkley's daughter... chauntel dunkley-rochelle was unfortunately victimized by a wreckless driver the morning of new year's day... when she was slammed crossing 98th avenue at sunnyside street... and, did not survive her injuries. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "it's sad -- it just hurts me, my family, my friends -- all of us." on saturday.... chauntel's family and friends remembered her... an 18-year-old senior in high school, whose mom says aspired to be a lawyer or join the military.nats- this group also wants to bring attention to the dangers of this intersection.donald tyler/neighbor- "it's horrible for kids to try and cross the street. it's a school and a

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kron four's philippe djegal reports from 98th avenue and sunnyside street... where the teen was remembered today by her family. (philippe)nats- " with little regard for life... motorists routinely speed through this oakland intersection.... accelerating as they approach or get off the freeway. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "i miss my baby so much." carolyn dunkley's daughter... chauntel dunkley-rochelle was unfortunately victimized by a wreckless driver the morning of new year's day... when she was slammed crossing 98th avenue at sunnyside street... and, did not survive her injuries. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "it's sad -- it just hurts me, my family, my friends -- all of us." on saturday.... chauntel's family and friends remembered her... an 18-year-old senior in high school, whose mom says aspired to be a lawyer or join the military.nats- this group also wants to bring attention to the dangers of this intersection.donald tyler/neighbor- "it's horrible for kids to try and cross the street. it's a school and a

.>>> it will be sunnyside up today. if there is fog, it will be coastal. other than that we are looking at 40s, 50s and 60s. the north breeze is holding temps up. there are a lot of 40s. there is absolutely nothing going on until maybe the end of the week. we will have more of that coming up. you know sunny and warm, they are back in town. >> are they related to offshore flow? >> they are very tight. >> welcome back. let's go out and take a look at the super commute. traffic is going to be okay if you are driving on 580 w. bound. it does not look bad. if you are up early, you are getting the advantage of a nice commute. i'm pretty sure it won't stay this way. right now it looks pretty good. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is light. nearby, on 580, that is looking pretty good. let's say there is not a lot to talk about at the moment. >>> the san francisco police questioned a man about a possible kidnapping last night in san francisco. people -- police were called to a laundromat. two people said they saw a man and woman arguing. he grabbe

and now they're asking for improvements at 98th avenue and sunnyside streets. the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. and many drivers speed through and ignore the stop signs that the crossing guards are holding up to let kids cross the street. some of the people told us the situation is worse when the guards are not there. that's where 1-year-old sean tell -- was killed by a hit-and- run driver on new year's day. the city needs to install pedestrian crossing lights or a traffic signal. >> she shouldn't have had to die for us to realize that we need some type of safety precautions in this crosswalk. >> the city acknowledges 98th avenue is on the list of streets where there are a large number of collisions. officials promise they'll get back to use later this week about possible improvements. >>> commuters who use the richmond, san rafael bridge are demanding more improvements. in april, the eastbound lower deck will widen to three lanes during rush hour as drivers will be allowed to go onto the shoulder. and now there's a push to add a third lane on the upper dec

here's a view of sunnyside resort. we have our sierra tahoe camera to show the snowfall. there's people snowboarding and skiing. 5 to 10 inches at the local ski resorts, and i'll talk about the cold temperatures and how much longer we'll see frigid conditions and a freeze warning i'll let you know about as well. >>> that is a gorgeous picture. homeless shelters in san francisco have been expanding their capacity throughout this cold snap. city officials say anybody who needs a warm bed can come in. an additional shelter on 6th street opened up this weekend. that center is staying open 24 hours a day, serving hot meals through wednesday morning. but volunteers do want to remind you that no pets are allowed inside the warming center. >>> two fires in less than 24 hours at the same apartment complex in martinez. kpix 5's jessica flores. >> reporter: hours later flames started shooting out of the building again. firefighters believe that original fire rekindled. this is the view from a firefighter's helmet camera as firefighters charge into the apartment building for the seco

when she was slammed crossing 98th avenue at sunnyside street... and, did not survive her injuries. -- it just hurts me, my family, my friends -- all of us." on saturday.... chauntel's family and friends remembered her... an 18-year-old senior in high school, whose mom says aspired to be a lawyer or join the military.nats- this group also wants to bring attention to the dangers of this intersection.donald tyler/neighbor- "it's horrible for kids to try and cross the street. it's a school and a park right here -- it makes no sense." donald taylor lives in the neighborhood... and, is a father of four. donald tyler/neighbor- "i don't let my kids cross the street -- that's it." carolyn dunkley says there are ways to make this area safer. carolyn dunkley/mother- "stop light or some speed bumps, or the crossing lights -- something to slow down people." as for her daughter's killer...carolyn dunkley/mothe r- "where are you? i mean, i thought by now you'd have turned yourself in. i know you can't sleep, because i barely can sleep, you know, knowing what happened, has happened to h

three times a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, cows get milked at sunnyside farms in dpipio center ny. unlike his granents, neil runs a high tech operation, the cows cycle through this giant milking-merry gomi round. thing cups are automated, and they pull themselves off when the milking is done. but the biggest change is the amount of milk each cowuc pr. in 1939 when neil's grandparents started, the average american cow produced 12 pounds of a milk a day. toeil's cows make 90. and people are drinkin milk far beyond new york's borders-- as liquid, as powdern. and prot >> we belong to a cooperative and that milk gets marketed to d then itustomers gets shipped all over the country and the world. >> reporter: neil's milk ipart of america's multi-billion dollar annual dairy export market-- estimated at $5 billion in 2017. an export explosion that start in large part with the 1994 north american free trade agreement. >> prior to that, the dairy industry had been primarily focused on the domestic consumption of milk. >> reporter: former secretary of agriculture tom vilsack is the preside

the youthful campaigners from sunnyside primary think the key to their war against plastic straws isoo. i hadn't really thought about it but now the presentation has told me a lot more about it. and it's very different now. i think the most surprising and interesting thing is how much this does affect the environment. you wouldn't expect that from wee tiny plastic straws. there is always litter on the beaches. plastic litter in particular. they work hard on arran to keep their waters and beaches clean. these blue things are in fact cotton bud sticks. but plastic waste, once it enters the sea, can travel far. injuring and killing marine life in the process. so even here you find...? even here we find plastic, despite all the cleaning that goes on. you clean, a storm comes in and there will be more plastic washed up. how do you feel about that? i really dislike it! everyone can do something to try and help the marine environment. and issues of plastics. school by school, and business by business, the children's message is being heard. we're trying to make people stop expecting a straw

they want the city to make traffic control improvements at 98th and sunnyside.e in our newsroom. amber, the family of a young woman was killed there last month? >> reporter: that's right, we went to the intersection to see how serious the problem is. we reached out to state officials define a what is being done. these crossing guards are here in the morning and the afternoon helping people across the streets. and the people crossing the streets are primarily children. >> we have to blow the whistle two or three times in order to get the people to stop. our they say that the drivers often speed and they disregard the big red stop signs that they hold up. >> they see the steps in and they keep going and they do not care. they have no consideration for children or for human life. >> reporter: he and his daughter cross at this intersection every day. he works at a nearby business and she attends fourth grade. >> we eased out and a carter was -- a car was slowing down and then the car behind them drove right around and sped past. i had to pull my daughter back. >> re

. >> another song we should do today is the sunnyside of the street, no? i have often walked on a street, vick damone died, he he was 89 years old. >> we could stop stop in the name of love. >> stop, singing. >> in the name of love. >> anyway, the love statue is going to be unveiled here on good day philadelphia that is right. >> who is doing unveiling? >> steve keeley. mr. love. >> reporter: you know, alex, i remember mike telling me about that day at ocean prime and mike, i remember it vividly, you fell in lon with the kick crab legs and pan seared tuna. >> yes. >> they have great teens tuna. >> reporter: i remember it vividly. >> you love tuna. >> yes. >> sun, starting to rise and that means we are getting closer to the big unveiling here on "good day philadelphia" at quarter after 9:00. set the dvrs. you don't want to miss the return of the love statue. now, lets show some video because we were at city hall and coincidently i covered it last february 15th when they hauled the love statue away for a face lift and new we are back, with its new look, whic

it will be a chilly one so bundle up but there will be sunshine so try to stay on the sunnyside of thetreet and it is a licensing road, later on jen fred will preview the parade route for us. in the 20's at 7:00. people will be out there early , 11:00 o'clock, 31. 3:00 in the afternoon high of 35. it will feel chillier because of the wind. we will keep refining that forecast for you. looking at flurries out to the west, lot more snow, further west but we are only supposed to get flurries in the poconos mountains, maybe a little bit of berks county here. it is not supposed to make its way here to our area. we have a day of messy weather here's today, those flurries to our north and then mostly cloudy skies, some sunshine by the end of the day to day. here's tomorrow about 2:00 in the morning nothing is happening but by 5:00 in the morning here it comes and it starts off with snow. you can see pink, freezing rain, and then rain the two south. by 8:00 it is snowing here in philadelphia, it doesn't last long though transition start by nine or 10:00 over to rain with a bit of freezing rain

the youthful campaigners from sunnyside primary think the key to their war against single—use plasticme a lot more about it. and it's very different now. i think the most surprising and interesting thing is how much this does affect the environment. you wouldn't expect that from wee, tiny plastic straws. there's always litter on the beaches. plastic litter, in particular. they work hard on arran to keep their waters and beaches clean. these blue things are, in fact, cotton bud sticks. but plastic waste, once it enters the sea, can travel far. injuring and killing marine life in the process. so even here you find...? even here we find plastic, despite all the cleaning that goes on. you clean, a storm comes in and there will be more plastic washed up. how do you feel about that? i really dislike it! everyone can do something to try and help the marine environment. and issues with plastics. school by school, and business by business, the children's message is being heard. we're trying to make people stop expecting a straw in their drink... these primary school pupils, with their passion

but the youthful campaigners from sunnyside primary think that key to their nationwide battle against.” other children, including those on arran, involved as well. i haven't really thought about it, but now the presentation has taught me a lot more about it, and it is very different now. the most surprising and interesting thing is how much this does affect the environment. you wouldn't expect that from the tiny plastic straws. we can speak to some of the cafes on the island, because i know that a lot of the cafes to sell plastic straws. so if we could maybe get them to change to the paper straws, that would be really good. there is always litter on the beaches, and plastic litter in particular... they work hard on arran to keep their waters and beaches clean. these blue things are in fact beaches clean. these blue things are in fa ct cotton beaches clean. these blue things are in fact cotton bud sticks. but plastic waste once it enters the sea can travel far, injuring and killing marine life in the process. even here we find plastic, despite all the cleaning that goes on. you claim,

when she was slammed crossing 98th avenue at sunnyside street... and, did not survive her injuries.lyn dunkley/mother- "it's sad -- it just hurts me, my family, my friends -- all of us." on saturday.... chauntel's family and friends remembered her... an 18-year-old senior in high school, whose mom says aspired to be a lawyer or join the military.nats- this group also wants to bring attention to the dangers of this intersection.donald tyler/neighbor- "it's horrible for kids to try and cross the street. it's a school and a park right here -- it makes no sense." donald taylor lives in the neighborhood... and, is a father of four. donald tyler/neighbor- "i don't let my kids cross the street -- that's it." carolyn dunkley says there are ways to make this area safer. carolyn dunkley/mother- "stop light or some speed bumps, or the crossing lights -- something to slow down people." as for her daughter's killer...carolyn dunkley/mothe r- "where are you? i mean, i thought by now you'd have turned yourself in. i know you can't sleep, because i barely can sleep, you know, knowing wha

here or there and we're getting that report now in lower providence township on apple dale road at sunnysidey conditions here in other spots we've had salt trucks come out and salt because certain roads were icy. here we've got an accident in bucks county, street road at bustleton pike. in cherry hill, emergency construction i've been warning you all morning about this, now down to 12 miles an hour on 70 westbound past 295 matt. >> thank you, karen. it is cold out there. dave murphy is outside after the break. >> ♪ [narrator] look around. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the book can't keep up. take your page from one that hasn't been written. we took two renowned universities, including a premiere medical school, and created a single university that defies convention. at jefferson, we're making modern look old and making old look new and making sure new is not enough. we're adding more weight to your degrees and mo

but the youthful campaigners from sunnyside primary think that key to their nationwide battle against haven't really thought about it. but now, the presentation has taught me a lot more about it, and it's very different now. the most surprising and interesting thing is how much this does affect the environment. you wouldn't expect that from wee tiny plastic straws. we can speak to some of the cafes on the island, because i know that a lot of the cafes do sell plastic straws. so, if we could maybe get them to change to the paper straws, that would be really good. there is always litter on the beaches, and plastic litter, in particular... they work hard on arran to keep their waters and beaches clean. these blue things are in fact cotton bud sticks. but plastic waste, once it enters the sea, can travel far, injuring and killing marine life in the process. even here, we find plastic, despite all the cleaning that goes on. you clean, a storm comes in, and there'll be more plastic washed up. how do you feel about that? i really dislike it. everyone can do something to try and help the mari