the police union president says the da told cadets how they shall be shooting their guns if they felt threatened the union says that's not his job. our dave kinchen joins us live from center city tonight with more on this. dave? >> reporter: iain, the police union put out a stern letter to philadelphia police officers telling them basically not to listen to the da when it comes to how to handle their guns when their lives are in danger. >> stay in your lane and go up speak about court speak about whatever else don't speak about gun stuff or whatever it may be on the street. >> reporter: clear message from the fop president to philly's da larry krasner. after sources say krasner told a group of cadets they should shoot for the arm rather than shooting to kill if confronted by a violent suspect or situation. >> it's tollly opposite of what they're taught. they're taught and trained to shoot for center mass. this isn't a wild wild west western. where you clip them in the shoulder, bang them in the toe or hasn't. >> reporter: john mcnesby fired off think letter urging them to listen to pr

the da calls the behavior quote unacceptable.eager was fired in august of last year. >>> developing right now, guilty. that's the verdict for allentown mayor ed pawlowski and his federal corruption trial. jurors found him guilty on 47 of 54 charges for allegations that he traded city cracks for campaign cash, pawlowski cried in the courtroom and his wife collapsed in a hallway. the charges include fraud, bribery, attempted he can torsion and lying to the fbi. pawlowski maintained his innocence. the verdict means he can't be mayor but he still has not resigned tonight he is out on bail. >>> what were you doing at ten years old? well this kid was tracking down long lot of family members. now he's 16 and he's changing lives. look at that. crazy. it's a tower of water shooting out of the ground and it left neighbors without water for ♪ >>> showers hitting our area including here in allentown. something else we'll see wicked winds, a major concern. kathy and scott fine tuning that forecast. their full report just ahead. >>> big water

the battle is over a meeting da krasner had with police cadets earlier this week invited by the guardianivic league an organization of black officers. krasner spoke about the public trust officers carry in the high standards expected but comments about center mass targeting drew a heated response. >> reporter: the video run for about ten minutes. district attorney krasner stands in front of police cadets at the training academy and tells them he'sir backs if theirak a hest a >> reporter: as he describes the scenario, in which a mentally challenged man was killed by police who were justified in the shooting says krasner, the da also says this. >> reporter: center mass is how police are trained to shoot. firing at the middle or bulk of the body. the comment prompted the head of the police officers union john mcnesby who did not attend the event and had not seen the video to aggressively criticize the da in this letter thursday writing "krasner has intentionally sought to endanger your lives by his outrageous effort to instruct you on the use of your firearm". fox 29 spoke to mcnesby thursd

the da investigation found that fremont police acted lawfully when they shot and killed that pregnant teenage girl. she was not the intended target and her family is now suing, blaming fremont police saying they should be held responsible. that lawsuit comes one year after the 16-year-old was shot and killed by fremont police. she was in the passenger's seat of a stolen bmw. police were after the driver. he had been linked to a string of armed robberies. undercover officers closed in on the suspect when police say he accelerated toward them. police opened fire and shot and killed the teenage girl. investigation from the da finds the overwhelming credible and admissible -- admissible evidence shows the involved officers acted lawfully and in self-defense . the the attorney for the teenagers family, john burris, is blaming the officers for her death. >> the tomb up fremont police officers wrongfully, recklessly took the life -- took her life in a botched police maneuver. >> reporter: the driver is now charged with her murder. the suit seeks unspecified special and punitive damages. repo

the das office has charged the driver of the car with the murder.d caused the death. >>> he had several guns and body armor in his car. the men led officers on a short chase after pulling over in north napa. he tossed a rifle outside of the window. they found a fully loaded semi automatic handgun and a ski mask and his car. the man is a felon and is connected to two shootings.>>> they will seek the death penalty against the shooter in parkland, florida. he was indicted on 34 counts of premeditated murder. this is for the february 14 mass shooting. prosecutors say the death penalty is the only just punishment in this case. they called the suspect a cold calculated killer.>>> we will take a look at gun violence and gun control. we will have the latest on the student walkout. we will also talk about gun laws and what has changed in florida. we will look at a complicated issue of mental health. that will beat today.>>> a teacher accidentally fired a gun in a high school classroom on the monterey peninsula. dennis alexander is a teacher at seaside high s

our jeff cole joins us live in the studio with this one. jeff? >> reporter: new da larry krasner met with police cadets earlier this week at the invitation of the guardian civic league an organization of black police officers. krasner speaks largely in support of police at that event but his comments about something called center mass shooting touched off a storm. >> reporter: for much of the ten minute long video da krasner tells the cadets he's got their backs if they follow their oath and make honest mistake. >> isn't describing a scenario a mentalled challenged man was killed by police who had justified in their shooting says krasner, he also says this. >> center mass how police are trained to shoot firing at the middle or bulk of the body. the comment prompted the head of the police officers union john mcnesby to aggressively criticize the da in this letter thursday writing krasner has intentionally sought to endanger your lives by his outrageous effort to instruct you on the yourirearm in annd view after the release of the letter mcnesby appears to soften his

the da investigation finds the overwhelming credible and admissible evidence shows that the involved officers acted lawfully and in self-defense. the attorney for the teenagers family, john burris, says the officers are to blame and now the family says they want justice. >> the two fremont police officers wrongfully, recklessly took the life of abby in a botched police maneuver. >> reporter: the driver who was in that stolen bmw is the one now facing charges for her death. the lawsuit is asking for unspecified special and punitive damages. reporting live in fremont with kpix 5. >>> the revolving door at the white house may not be done turning after a week of shakeups that included the ousting of secretary of state rex tillerson. there are signs more are on the way. the latest to step in, larry kudlow was named director of the national economic council, replacing gary cohen who announced last week he was stepping down. this morning the president tweeted about the change writing in part, quote, our country will have many years of great economic and financial success with low taxes, unp

. >> reporter: the assistant chief da came out to speak. >> -- >> reporter: he was wrestling with another man on the ground when the bart officer told the twyman to show their hands. bart police say he had already shot and wounded the second man when they arrived. he then shot silane three times in the back. >> we are conducting an investigation as to whether or not he will be charged.>> reporter: unlike other homicide victims, those killed by law enforcement, they are given little access and insight into the investigation. >> it is typical for the police to not communicate with families in these matters. emilys are often left in the dark not knowing what happened to their loved one. that is one of the downsides and negative aspects of this whole type of investigation. >> reporter: the das office could not give an answer as to when the investigation will be completed. in oakland, leigh martinez, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> three students were injured after a teacher accidentally fired a gun inside a high school classroom. dennis alexander is a teacher at seaside high school. he also works as a

keep the pressure on police, the da, politicians. his is why we've been seeing these demonstrations pretty much for the last 10 days for today's rally if you will was organized by matt barnes. sacraments are native. he urged unity but also says stephon clark should not have died. >> we do not know the cops but we fear them. they do not know is that they fear us. so we need to get these cops in these communities working, not driving. get them out of the cars and meeting people, meeting the people in the neighborhoods. >> 500 marched last night downtown. there was a rolling blockade to prevent protesters from confronting motorists. there been some altercations and threats in the past. it has been nonviolent. black lives matter are very media savvy and they do not want to distract from their message. essay family hired an independent pathologist after -- said it is his opinion that this shooting is not justified. >> what position that has been presented that he was facing the officers. it is inconsistent with a prevailing forensic eviden

it's also, what is the da going to be like in enforcing the marijuana laws or what is the da gonna be like in terms of the kernel justice. there's all kinds. i just, i think we really shoul should, sure, people are going to give to democrats, you give to republicans, you give to this congressional candidate or that, i understand all that. when we start measuring people by one issue, i think that's a problem and it fragments the congress which in turn fragments the country. >> other questions? i had my microphone. all right. >> for the past 15 years it occurred to me that one political party believes in government as a force for positive administration, doing good for the public and the country. the other appears not to believe in that, to have a different view of what government is for and is more interested in holding power. i'd be interested in whether you agree with that and if you do agree with that, how can we as a people, how can we put into effect the remedies you propose. >> i think it's not simply the political parties, i think if you looked at somebody like george w bush and

they will not immediately follow suit so for example the premier league they really not in favor of the da our system and neither is the champions league with us for president saying that regardless of today's decision they still believe that it's so to cut but it's still too confusing the odds so if you have to see how every league penson adapting to be a awe eventually they all have to yeah i mean it's confusing and controversial you mention that other sports for centrally specifically we mean it. the american pro sports the n.h.l. in the n.b.a. they actually already use this they've been using for years why is it a big deal in football in europe it's almost like there's something very holy about football when it comes to the flow of it to the flow of the game it's what makes a lot of people it's the beauty of the game it's what makes it so unique and a lot of people believe that anything that disrupts that flow you know we should you know at that to this at that to the game and also some players have come out at a as and then saying that they believe that the emotion and the passion of

dozens of demonstrators chanted outside the das office. the block traffic on eighth street. there was no disruption at the sacramento kings arena. things wound down before sunset. about 500 people gathered at bayside church in south sacramento for the funeral service this afternoon. stephon clark's brother appeared overcome with emotion. at one point he held onto al sharpton who tried to comfort him and his family.>> that is what we came for. for them to hold onto somebody. that is until we can change this together. all of these protests have not been violent. >> along with stephon clark's family, the mayor and matt barnes attended the funeral. the sacramento kings said they are partnering with black lives matter to set up an education fund for stephon clark's two children. >>> family and friends gathered to remember the anniversary of two men that was shot in -- that were shot and killed outside of the pizza parlor in san francisco. they were shot outside of irving pizza in march 2008. they were out with friends when there was an altercation. someone pulled out a gun and be

the family of celine stood in prayer outside the alameda district attorney's office, here to ask of the da to press charges against the officer who fatally shot tyndall on january 3. >> he should not have been back at work two weeks after murdering a child. he should not have been back to work in two weeks. >> kevin came out to speak. >> the officer that killed my son got there are no charges . >>> he was wrestling with another man on the ground when the officer showed -- told the two men to show their hanska they said he had already shot and wounded the second man when the two arrived. mccue then shot tyndall three times in the back. may gun was found at the scene but it's unclear if tyndall was ever in charge of the gun. >>reporter: the family says unlike the families of other homicide victims , those killed by law enforcement officers are given little access and insight into the investigation. >> it's typical for the police not to communicate and families are often left in the dark, not knowing what happened to their loved one and it's one of the downsides and negative aspects for this

the da vinci has only traveled abroad twice before. ne in 1963. america a w edition of the history of that trip, "the mona lisa in camelot," has just been published. i went to the national gallery in washington to find out more >> the immortal masterpiece of leonardo da vinci is now in america. >> it was the cultural coup of the century. the mona lisa arrived in new york harbor after a perilous voyage across the atlantic, amid serious misgivings by art experts, not to mention the french public. on>> the lisa will be the artistic attraction of all time. it has been in short for an estimated $100 million. for an estimated $100 million. >> the visit by the world's most famous painting was made s possible by the world'st famous woman at the time, the first lady, jackie kennedy. >> this was 88 days that changed america, and only jaennedy could have pulled it off. thellion people lined up at national gallery and the metropolitan museum of art. imagine, some of them had never set foot in a museume. was placed in a vault. pes had just a few weeks to re-cre

that is separate from a joint investigation being held by the da's office and the california department of justice. >>> the warriors travel to sacramento to play the kings tomorrow night. former warrior matt barnes is asking for his old teammates to join the rally for clark at noon. the players are free to participate. >> i mentioned to our players yesterday that if they wanted to be part of anything that's going on, that it's something to discuss. >> the increased security put in place for last night's kings game will be back in place before and during their game against the par yours tomorrow night. >>> nearly two years after the deadly mass shooting at the pulse nightclub in florida, the gunman's wife noor salman was found not guilty in the pulse night club attack. salman left the federal courthouse in tears and will be reunited with her son in the east bay city of rodeo. that's where we find leanne with this live report. >> reporter: much anticipation i can tell you that, initially our affiliate station in orlando said that she was arriving, flying into napa on a chartered plane but

the da didn't believe she was involved in the murder but now would she help protect her lover or prosecutorys, the two duals over the relationship with janos. >> let me make it very simple. are you in love with him? >> no. >> you're not? over the past 30 years have you been involved with anybody else? >> no. we're friends and companions. >> ma'am, during that 30 years you were having sex with him, correct? >> yes. >> i assume you have friends and companions you don't have sexual relationships with, right? >> no. >> so he's the man in your life, is that correct? >> yes. >> mary an now 75 years old, seemed evasive, her usually sharp memory often fuzzy. >> that's all i recall. i don't know. i misunderstood your question. >> watching all this with mixed >> watching all this with mixed emotions was mary ann's son gary even after all these years their relationship has never fully recovered. >> it was tough on her. i know she felt like she was on trial. but a lot of the stuff they went over and they pinned her on was to explain the mindset of janos and the whole circumstances that led to this. and

it's not the way the disclaimers are supposed to work and it's not legitimate. >> reporter: the da says his office has asked home advisor to take down the advert the hearing is now set for april in san francisco superior court a spokesperson to the home advisor said the company does not comment on ongoing legal matters.>>> mandatory evacuation underway, forecasters are expecting 5 to 10 inches of rain in the areas devastated by wildfires last year. in january 21 people were killed in montecito when storms mudslides. today thousands of people were ordered to leave their homes at noon.>>> what we can expect tomorrow.>> for us moring like today, but for santa barbara and that central coast, extreme rain and that's because of where the moisture is headed. it's just making a beeline for the mountains of southern california and the built in area, that's where all the fuel is. we are on the north end, the dynamics of week we are getting plenty of rain, quarter inch, gentleman is, some area has -- half an inch. the rainfall rates will be extremely high and it has a lot to do with the natures wa

attorney's office filed a civil false advertising case against home advisor and it's parent company, the the da's office is accusing the digital marketplace of broad casting a false and misleading radio and tv ads to consumers in violation of california law. secifically the complaint claims the ads provides false information about the background checks performed on the service providers sent to customers homes. >> we have tried to get them to take these ads off and they have refused to we're filing this action against them and wire hoping to get a temporary restraining order so this stops being offered to the consumer. >> san francisco is now the first major u.s. city to ban the sale of new fur products. the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that will go into effect january 1. it doesn't apply to secondhand items or sheep or lamb skin. supervi berkeley and west hollywood have similar bans. >>> another school shooting today. this time in maryland. a student with a gun injured two others but was stopped by a school resource officer. the suspected gunman died hours later. the shooting has ren

the da supports research. we have never denied a valid fda research application, especially on synthetic drug spread we welcome research on synthetic drugs. right now we have 600 schedule one researchers approved, we have 420 approved regarding thc extract and another hundred 20 approved on cbd extract. they are fully behind research. >> so again, one of the observations that will likely be made in the second panel is concerning compounds that are rescheduling list, once they get on it's almost impossible to get off. : : >> is that something your agency is looking at or is concerned about? i understand your concern and i believe the bill we are trying to pass to be more proactive in that arena is exactly what you said. we identify that as a problem but they change one atom that is labeled differently. we do believe that sentinel belong schedule one and we will look at every substance differently and with our counterparts at hhs to make sure all the scientific data is there to do it right and do as much as we c

. >> the das office has cleared the officers of any wrongdoing but instead charge the driver of the vehicle with alina's murder.>>> an update on the deadly shooting at the pathway home in yountville. the program has been announced that it will be -- the program director say the program will be announced -- stopped indefinitely. three hostages were killed. they were women who worked for the program. veterans at pathway home will get help from federal and local sources elsewhere.>>> the board says they are examining other ways to help post-9/11 veterans. >>> after his visit to southern california the president took a tour of the boeing plant in st. louis missouri. it was followed by a speech where he spoke about tax cuts and job creations with local business owners. speaking of job creation, the president has filled the chief economic advisor position. the president selected commentator larry kudlow to serve as his economic white house advisor. he has worked on wall street and under the rankin administration. >>> saying goodbye to one of the worlds greatest physicists, a look into the life of

the bay area. in fact: 20-17 was a record-breaking year for our *three largest cities. kpix 5's da lin.. on the top spots for smash & grabs. >> car breakens are on the rise for our three largest cities. we have the top spots for smash and grabs. >> chances are this has happened to you or someone you know. we are seeing record numbers of car burglaries in san francisco and san jose. san francisco leads the pack in break-ins last year. san jose reported 6476 burglaries. that is the highest they have ever seen according to police. a 17% increase compared to 2016. it is also a record in oakland. 10007 reported cases, that is up 32% compared to the previous year. unlike san francisco where burglars target tourist destinations, in oakland, the majority of the break-ins are in cumurlgs districts -- commercial districts where people shop and dine. it is from downtown up to mount clar. fewer homicides, but more burglars. opposite in east oakland, fewer burglaries and more homicides. chances of getting caught are slim. in san francisco, it is less than 2%. >> my car has been broken

intel helped out rising by 5% on the da the nasdaq climbed by 114. and the s&p added . now, for the quarter the dow was the big loser, falling more than 2%, its worst quarter sin 2015, in tsummertime. and it snapped a nine-quarter win streak, the longest in 20 years. even with tech's recent problemsers, that is not a misprint. the nasdaq climbed by more than 2%. i triple checked that. uldn't believe it. and the s&p was down by 1.2% during the quarter. >>> now onto the economy where there was strong data out toda jobless claims fell last week to the lowest level since january of 1973. personal income rose nearly half a% in february, the third straight increase. while spending remarginally, and the university of michigan's consumer sentiment reading last month hit its highers level since 2004. >> zpooit today's rallies stocks have struggled to stay above the lows so far this year leading some to believe the momentum may have stalled. mike santoli takes a looket at r the market has moved past what he calls peak s. happin >> reporter: stocks are showing signs of finding the

. >> late this afternoon, protesters gathered outside the district attorney's office to encourage the da to charge the two officers with murder. >> clark was suspected of breaking into cars and they thought he had a gun, it turned out to be a cell phone. >> leslie lhas the latest. >> reporter: here at city hall where a city council meeting is about to get under way, they're handing out signs and t shirts like this that say build black, security is ten deep everyone's having to go through metal detectors. an emotional protest in sacramento as anger continues to motivate community groups to take to the streets. today the california department of justice announced they are stepping in to oversee the investigation into the shooting death of stephon clark on march 18 in a case that's fast becoming a national crusade about illegal use of force. clark led police on a pursuit that ended in his grandmother's backyard in south sacramento. >> gun, gun, gun! >> reporter: body cam video included an officer yelling gun, then 20 rounds were fired at to the 22-year-old. as officers arrived, one said mut

. >> and coverage begins at the top of the hour with ernie and the da gang guidi-- the gang gu you deep into the night. >> wait, ernie, it is a very short halftime. are you talking the whole time? it is a short halftime. >> can we talk hoops. >> it is just funny all of the time. >> woop, woop, upset alert. >> the laugh muscles are a major worko workout. >> i know a guy who has done some 4:00 a.m. doughnuts. >> the amount of food consumed at the desk would surprise people, and it is amazing where they have not made a shot at halftime where kenny is making a point and there is not some salmon on the shirt. >> and so, auburn has to beat new mexico state tomorrow. >> they are playing auburn tomorrow. >> did you see this binder. >> chuck is not reading. stop it. >> nobody is going to outwork me. >> all of that research is for nothing. >> and steve, and i forget the name right now. >> pronounce it correctly. >> and loyola. >> and so a lot of times he has seven games wrong before the tournament has started. >> did you get any right today? >> we are having a ball talking about ball. come on, sh

the da's office says james yeager was arrested today. you might remember seeing this video in july. shows yeager picking up a guy and smashing his head into the side of a pool. the da's officer says "his behavior was unacceptable and he needed to be held accountable" gayer was fired in august of last year. >>> we all have our favorite spots, some are businesses open for years but when our cherished places close their doors, we lose a bit of our history and now a couple of beloved old philadelphia establishments are on the way out. our hank flynn has their send off. it's hank i'm in front of ricklin's hardware in narberth which is closing down after more than 100 years in business. my take is, i don't like it. i hate it like they say change is going to come. ricklin's was closed today a sign on the door announce add goodbye sale starting thursday after a hundred five years in business. ann holding out hope she's been a shopper there almost 40 years. >> and i was hoping that when terry tired that they'd keep it in the family or sell it to somebody who would keep it open as a hardware

the da's office has started reviewing more than 3000 cannabis related convictions. me of these will be allowed to be reduced or erased now that recreational marijuana is now legal here in california. the office is asking you to fill out a petition if you believe you are eligible to have a conviction dismissed. >>> the housing department can accept state grants that will help victims of the flood at coyote creek. the one-time grant has been given to san jose to help low- income families and homeless affected by the flood. it will help catholic charities with their case management and housing effort to provide help to flood affected areas.>>> a man living in santa cruz county had an up close and personal encounter with two mountain lions. he posted this video on facebook. he is a firefighter and lives in alder creek in santa cruz county. he woke up monday morning to find two mountain lions outside of his bedroom window. they did not appear to be startled well he rolled the camera.>> make sure you look outside before you take the dog out.>> he said he just kept the came

and veterans who have difficulty getting care even from the da -- from the v.a. and from workers. -- and farm workers. they need the care of the centers are able to provide. secretary a czar said that they were leaders. host: we are joined by dan hawkins. we have regional lines for this discussion. let us talk about sunday. how are these health centers funded and how much of it comes from the government? >> not a significant chunk of funding comes from the government and that is what makes it possible for the centers to offer assistance to people even for those that have insurance. medicare does not covered dental care for example. and has pretty significant deductibles and co-pays. 15% of health center patients are privately insured but they are also working at minimum wage jobs. their insurance coverage is pretty sparse. these resources make it possible for the health centers to and havehat care patients pay on a sliding scale according to their income. about 18% of health center funding comes in the form of federal grants. thethen, about 43% of funding comes i

the da office reviewed almost 3,000 cannabis related convictions.ions allow prior convict to be reduced or even erased. now recreational marijuana is legal here in california. the da's office is asking people to fill out a petition if they believe they are eligible to have convictions thrown out. >>> the city of san jose has a 5.4 million dollar state grant to help people who lost their homes in the coyote creek flood one year ago of the city officials say that 18 households consisting of # 2 people are still living in temporary housing. the one time grant aimed at assisting the homeless and will help the nonprofit group catholic charities with case manage men and housing efforts. and to provide community coordination and flood impacted neighborhoods and support of the office of emergency management. >>> this will help wake you up. a man living in santa cruz county had a really up close and personal encounter with two mountain lions. ben slaughter posted this video on his facebook page. he's firefighter and lives in boulder creek in santa cruz count

the fcc saidest quote consumers need stronger protections for the da age privaty laws, transparency for data brokers and rhts to and control over their data. >> the business model of facebook ooes depen harvesting user data for selling to advertisers.ou so ifave to really cut back on that because of thisve igation, i think it will deeply hurt the revenue model they have come to depend on. >> meanwhile, cambridgea analyt suspending alexander nix with immediate effect pending a full independent investigation saying his comments recorded by channel 4 in which he describesne shady bu practices do not represent the values or operations of the firm. for "nightly business report" i'm julia boor citizen in los angeles. >>> it wn't just faceboo that felt the heat. other social media stocks like twitter, snap chat and the etcial media also fell. when an entire sector is under pressure especially one that played a roll in the market's run up, investors take immediate notice. bob pisani is at the stock exchange for us tonight. >> reporter: first, was the big market leader last year and into 2018. i

. >> right now at 11:00 more than 140,000 peoplener the da are in without power. chial schools are on a two-hour delay. other schools are giving students a full day tomorrow. the closures are at the bottom of the screen. >> a lightning strike sparked this fire. no one was hurt. but in ocean county a teacher was injured when her umbrella was struck by lightning outside manchester middle school today. she'll fortunately be okay. >> drivers have been slipping and sliding all day. walking wasn't any easier. nbc 10 in center city, allentown, king of prussia today. >> delaware, this time lapse video shows the storm blasting through wilmington today. crews cleared the snow quickly but conditions are still slippery out there right now. >> we have an army of reporters to provide you this coverage. lower merion township, new town and camden. >> the weather threats we're facing now. >> it will be that cold air overnight and the ice forming on all the roadways. here's the last six hours. you can see this storm spinning away from us. we do have flurries and light snoers that wi

the da says more than 3000 convictions are eligible to be reduced or dismissed under proposition 64. people who want their sentenced reconsidered could submit a petition. san francisco and alameda counties have begun a similar process. >>> plans to bring a high-speed rail to the area but, are we ready? the important testing that's taking place to see if the ground could handle the high speeds. >> reporter: here they are, heil -- high-speed rail crews are here in santa cruz. with the testing begin. this is the dirty and difficult work that has to be done. they are drilling for soil samples 125 feet low the surface. >> it's probably clay based off of the great of the drilling. it's slow. >> reporter: the samples provide valuable information so that the geologists know exactly what they will be building on. >> you don't want to have this rail system settle or issues such as liquefaction or other soil conditions that cause the track to tilt or shift in any way. the data we collect will help us determine how to define that so that none of this happens.>> reporter: cruise testing -- the wo

the da's office says quote his behavior was unacceptable and he had to be held accountable. yeager was fired in august of last year. >>> three people arrested in delaware after police say they had thousands of bags of heroin at a home in newark. this three are facing drug related charges. investigators say they found more than thee thousand bags of heroin and more than $4,000 of suspected drug money in lieu go and harris home on the 900 block of greentree road. all three are charged with possession of heroin and a tear five quantity conspiracy and some other related charges. >>> we're now getting a look at philadelphia mayor jim kenney's budget proposal for the fiscal year 2019. the mayor pitched a $4.9 billion budget to city council today. it mainly focuses on public safety, improving the city schools. also includes a 6% increase in property taxes to help close the district's definite set. the mayor says it could bring the district $475 million over the next five years. mayor kenney also adds that there are some new underdogs in town. >> these students are waiting for their

communities the first based on heritage inequality in a part a job refused the day zero campaign of the da government is essentially squeezed these poor communities they carry the cost of this crisis the second injustice is the failure of the state at all three levels as the climate crisis failed state and these communities are bearing the brunt of it and finally the decisions made by trump and other petrol leads to continue extraction and use of fossil fuels as contribute to to this crisis as well as. so the particular drought to spain incredibly severe for all of the uses within the eastern cape supply system the city of cape town is one of many uses that draw from a collection of dancers at the western cape supply system at the beginning of the hydrological year the national department of water and sanitation imposed thorough restrictions targets on all uses that draw from the eastern cape supply system and so the city was given a forty five percent restrictions target by the national the popular vote and sanitation and agriculture received a sixty percent restrictions target which mean

i think it's a bright future out there and yes brexit is going to deliver, the da nty there and yes brexitus different, but there are real pitch in a diesel us as an independent nation in the future —— the country will be different but there are real opportunities for us as an independent nation in the future. police investigating the salisbury poisoning say the highest concentration of nerve agent was found on the front door of sergai skripal‘s home. if any good can come of this, it will be a lesson to others, and i hope i can be a force for change. the crying game — australia's shamed cricket captain weeps as he expresses remorse over cheating. coming up on afternoon live all the sport.

weren't sure if the producer could actually come along because of or was a very small place and then the das in doha insisted that we would travel together because of the dangers that we're facing actually would be alone and that's that's absolutely the case when you're traveling when you're working in the field you have to have someone who has your back very important this impracticality thing you have to think about when you're working in these conversations that we absolutely never have on t.v. so you're in the filled your own patch in mosul for instance stephanie and then you have to think of bicycling or biological functions and meet. know what i think he is in the know but you know what you're absolutely right it is hydration so you just to hydrate because you don't drink so we just that's just something you don't do and yes absolutely that time of the month i mean one thing is if you need to you know go for we somehow you can do i remember once in libya we were driving we were going to is in town it was open road there wasn't a bush there was no protection and it was two cars and it w

christine who was the path weight director who had work for da tragically lost her life and the clinical pathway home and doctor gonzalez memorial service will be on march 19. we are all saddened by this. we just have to recommit ourselves to understanding how important this work is. president trump 2019 budget appropriations is a strong budget reflects the strong budget to their families. it focuses on increasing the foundation, better access to care and modernizing our infrastructure and legacy systems as the ranking members pointed out. i pointed out how we will use these funds. the budget the president proposed is a 88.9 billion in discretionary and 109 billion in mandatory. the discretionary budget reflects an increase of 6.8 billion. it also reflects 2.4 billion in discretionary funding that's available because of the work you did to raise the caps. we want to thank congress for the funding that's made available through the budget cap still. the additional resources will help. the request is a 20% increase over 2018. that is to help us fix the infrastructure need. we think we can h

cause of justice rule that can be arrested if the jail term is upheld on appeal the ruling costs for the da to run in october's presidential election was convicted last year of accepting apartment from a construction company involved in a massive corruption scandal. argentinean lawmakers have introduced a bill to legalize abortions currently the only allowed when the mother's life or health is in danger or if the pregnancy is a result of rape that is of all reports from. green bandanas have become the symbol of the fighting legalized abortion in argentina. on tuesday there were hundreds of them when the bill was presented in congress. this is the seventh time we've presented this project and for the first time it will be debated in congress that's why we're happy and it includes the possibility of having an abortion until fourteen weeks of pregnancy we've been fighting for years for something like this to happen abortion is illegal in argentina in most cases but the health ministry says that between three hundred seventy and five hundred thousand planned this time abortions are carried out

accountants too so they were one who is really unravel money landering part of it and i did interviews with the da as well. so yeah it was pretty fascinating. dges we're talking about some pretty serious issues here and some -- a lot of policy issues but mainly a story about people. and characters -- how does the texas family how do it they live here in the states? do f they live well in dallas? >> i would say they're working class. you know, you know jose is very humble. ohio jose indicted in the u.s. he was a bricklayer. you know, very, very humble house in -- outside ofer dallas. didn't call any attention to himself. i mean if use saw him at horse auction you wouldn't think oh, well there's aing drug king pen brother you know wearing work boots -- just yeans so very low key actually. dirveght on the mexico side, though.e. >> did miguel graduate you an interview? >> i'm sorry. >> did miguel grant around interview? >> no.o. no about i wrote to jose in jail and asked if i could interview him. but he wasn't graduating any interviews.ld so -- >> now you write for the texas observer. the nation insti

cosby leaves court after a day and a half of previal hearings thateatured hand to hand combat between the da and the defense team. he spoke briefly with the media. >> this will be tried in the courtroom not the media. >> cosby lawyer, becky james argued against the prosecution bid to bring in to testify at least 19 women that say they too were drugged and sexually assaulted dating back to the 60s. they need their testimony to establish a pattern of bad conduct. and they say it's ancient allegations too old to be credible. and they say this is about two people bill cosby and andrea constand. she believes it's to stir up because of the me too movement. she says cosby drugged and er at his mansion in '04. the last trial ended in a hungge o'neil did not issue rulings today. >> bill cosby maintains he is not guilty of the charges lodged against him here. jury selection is set now for march 29th. vernon odom channel 6 "action news." in norristown. >>> time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report tuesday night. >> all right matt pellman is in the traffic center things are getting busy a

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