amy: from the sundadance film festival in park city, utah, this is democracy now! >> i was really inspired to write "clemency" the morning after troy davis was executed. so many of us were sad, frustrated, angry. i thought, if we are all dealing with these emotions, what must it be like for the people who left to kill him? what i is it like for your livelihood to be tied taking human life? amy: as texas carries out the nation's first execution of t te year, we look at a new feature filmlm starring alfre woodard tt examines the death p penalty frm the perspective of the executioners as well as the condemned. we will speak to the film's director, the gegerian-americann writiter-director chininonye ch. then to "always inin season." >> lynching, for more than a century, was the ultimate tool of racial terrorism. it was the way on a continuum of tactics to maintain white supremacy. it was a wayay to keep black people policing themselves. it was the ultimate e terrorism. amy: as we mark the beginning of black history month, we turn now -- we turn to a disturbing new docu

maryland, anne arundel charles and prince county. >> manassas, manassas park city and alexandria city schools as are shendoah, page, warren, clarke, prince pileum, fairfax, king george. all the schools are closed. >> in west virginia grant, mineral, hardy, morgan, jefferson schools are closed. all theay d and cancellations are at the bottom of your scen. >> good to familiarize ourselves with all the school districts in the area. crews spread out thrghout the region to keep an eye on the conditions. first to lauryn ricketts and chuck bell. >> start with chuck, though. >> the one

amy: from the sundance film festival i in park city, utah, this is democracacy now! >> voting rights is the foundation of how democracy workrks. it is how wewe make our voices heard in a community. that democracy is failing. amy: as democrats pick stacey abrams to respond to president trump's state of the union, we will speak with the former georgia gubernatorial candidate on voting rights, the rise of female lawmakers, trump's military trans ban and more. then as a documentary about the women's march premieres here at sundance, we air a dialogue addressing accusations of anti-semitism within the movement. >> we don't attack trump directly. video saying the she did not show up for one man. racism,up to fight anti-black racism, homophobia, transphobia, islamophobia, patriarchy, anti-cement is him. after donald trump is out of office, there'll still be all of those things here. amy: we will hear from women's march cochairs linda sarsour and tamika mallory, as well as nancy kaufman, head of the national council of jewish women. then we will speak to julie cohen, the dir

arlington, fairfax,naoudon and as park city will open two hours la. falls urch, alexandria, falker and page county schools. d. and prince george's county schools are on a two-hour delay. >>nd grant county schools in west virginia will open three hours late. we'll update you onhe latest closures all morning long. you can see the information scrolling am the bot of your screen. >> justin finch is driving around, checkin on road conditions. first 4 traffic's melissa mollet is keeping an eye on the roads and highways. >> we begin with chuck bell and what we're dealing with now, what wt can expn the day ahead. >> good morning, everybody. monday off to a very tricky weather start. no doubt about temperatures are just at or slightly above freezing, from washingtonsouthbound, just below freezing in northern maryland. we're living right on the rain/snow line. the worst-case scenario, not just forte com but for forecasters, as well. small fluctuation in thees temperatan have a big difference in the weather that you're experiencing. where you see the pink, that'

arlington, fairfax, loudon and manass park city wilpen two hours late. falls church, alexandria, falkeu and pagey schools. d.c. and prince george's county schools are o two-hour delay. >> grant county schoolsnest virginia will open three hours late today. all of the delays and closings are on the o bottom your screen and on the nbc washington app. >>> the danger is v real this morning. drivers are being urged to use caution. this morning, we have team coverage of the stormnd its impact. >> justin finch is o on the roads for us, monitoring. conditio melissa mollet is standing by with a word on the commute. we begin with chuck bell and a colors on the the map. >> you never want to see this many colors on the map, no doubt. most of whe troublesl be contained from northern montgomery county, northbound to the northern pennsylvania that is where the likelihood is to see some slushyness. most of the side roads are in very good shape. four things to note. a messy mix for the morni commute. just rain during the daylight hours today. 9:00 in the morning to 7:00 t

joshua priou/gm lake tahoe accommodations: "instead of coming to lake tahoe to go ski, they'll go to park city, or go tobreckenridge, or go to aspen, wherever they go. they're not going to choose to stay in hotels once they have the experience in staying in you know a nice vacation rental.">in the meantime,in south lake tahoe, gayle ong kron 4 news. ( robin ) another wet morning... as the rain continues to hit the bay area. john shrable is tracking the showers. here's your buick sir. actually, that's my buick. your buick doesn't have a roof rack! this is my buick. how are we gonna fit in your mom's buick? easy. i like that new buick. me too. i was actually talking about tha

joshua priou/gm lake tahoe accommodations: "instead of coming to lake tahoe to go ski, they'll go to park city, or go to breckenridge, or go to aspen, wherever they go. they're not going to choose to stay in hotels once they have the experience in staying in you know a nice vacation rental.">in the meantime,in south lake tahoe, gayle ong kron 4 news. news. ong kron 4 tahoe, gayle ong kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: heavy rain and floodind is likely for the bay area especially in the north bay. over a foot of rain has fallen on some north bay mountains. the russian river and the napa river are both expected to flood with major flooding into downtown guerneville possible tomorr

manassas park city will open two hours late. as will falls church, alexandria, fauquier, and page county schools. d.c. and prince george's county schools are on a two-hlay. >> and grant county schools in west virginia will open three hours late. we'll update the delays and closures on the bottom of your screen. >> justin finch is driving around, checking on road conditions. first 4 traffic's melissa mollet oais keeping an eye on the and rails. >>> t's start with chuck bell. he has a look at the radar. we're not done with this stuff by any means, right? >> no, sir, aaron. we're stuck in a cold, wet ern for all of today, tonight and tomorrow. living and dying t on rain/snow line today. all this is pointed straight at us. we w get no sunshine until wednesday. the pink around here is a possibility of rain mixing with snow. it's almost all-snow, once you get into the pennsylvania border. and it'sall-rain south of the d.c. metro area. school districts from the washington area andoints north, this is probably best dandled with a two-ho

delays, fairfax,on lo manassas park city, and falls church will open two hours late. page, culpepper, winchester, clarke and rappahannock. >> in maryland, carroll county schools are osed. prince george's, montgome, washington, anna rundle. d.c. public schools are on a two-hour delay. in west virginia,grant,hardy, hampshire and mineral county hours will open three late. >> morgan, berkeley, jefferson coun county, west virginie schools ar closed today. you can find out the information in the nbc washington app. >>> local cre spent the night treating the roads trying to get ahead o the ice and snow. but the danger is real out there. drivers are beinged u to use caution. this morning, we have team coverage of the storm and the impact. >> justin finch is out o the roads for us this morning. as is nicole jacobs. melissaollet has the word on the commute. >> amo yuckay morning. it is cold and wait outside this morning. that's not going to ange, probably, until we get to wednesday morning. a long stretch of moisture from the d.c. area that goes back to the northside of memphis

in loudon, fairfax and park city will open two hours later. >> alle opening two hours l today. >> we have all that information on the bottom of your screen and asin the nbcngton app. >>> now, we want to check on the forecast and the commute. >> jack taylor has some warning on t roads. >>> let's start with chuck, though. >> i like snow. ,i think this is good neust fyi. snow is in the forecast for today. not everyone will get an inch of snow. saturday, there's the good ane. not cold. sunday and monday, looking somewhere between super and not too bad. temperatures this morning are in the teens to 20. we're below freezing and will stay below freezing all day. everything that fallsl be snow. it's not a question of a rain/snow combination, all-snow all the time, for whatever comes down. leading edge from morgantown and frostburg, heading into parts of loudon county, aswell. ep in mind that it will start to snow here in the next couple of hours. winter weather advisory for the northern half of the area. snowfall amounts, generally enough to whiten the ground and maybe two inches around the

to help them make the city more resilient, generating geothermal energy underneath the park with a 400,000 gallon water harvesting tank. it is a major outdoor performance center for the city and connecting downtown, that pedestrian way connecting downtown to the titans' stadium. houston is the bayou city. the city was build along the bayous. after earlier floods in 1929 and 1935, they thought the best way to handle flooding was to turn the bayous into concrete-lined flood channels. recently, the people of houston have found that this approach actually worsened flooding, as the water from the impervious concrete channels would be met with rising storm surge at the bay and the water had nowhere to go. there are significant benefits to opening up the bayous and making them green. water can be held in green areas and they're opening thousands of green spaces parks. they're aiding with flooding but also adding to the quality of life for citizens of houston. >> there's been a lot of discussion in our field about whether green infrastructure saves money over gray. there is an equat

liverpool in the stable arm and reports and as us with a score is in it so you know when it goodison park city top on goal difference now they have played again more than their title rivals liverpool. so the reality we were good. we could have been one month ago ten points behind with a game against liverpool and four six seven days ago we could be seven points behind you know we are top in the league what is a lesson that never give up so that is the best advice for all outlets so you everything is in your hands try to win the games because the life change immediately the last census. now in a crush investigators have recovered a body from the wreckage of a plane that was carrying cardiff city player million isola and his pilots the plane was found at the bottom of the english channel almost two weeks after it disappeared while flying from france the twenty eight year old argentinian just said goodbye to his team mates it is former club nonce and was on route to start his new korea with cardiff. it's trade deadline day in the n.b.a. the future of pelicans for anthony davis is yet to be decide

. >> in virginia, arlington, manass manassas, manassas park city.redericksburg, falls church, king george, loudon and fairfax county schools. grant county, west virginia, schools will open three hours late. >> to the closings, in virginia, warren, clark,

. >> in virginia, arlington, manass manassas, manassas park city. fredericksburg, falls church, king george, loudon and fairfax county schools. grant county, west virginia, schools will open three hours late. >> to the closings, in virginia, warren, clark, rappahannock, and shenandoah and fauquier and pe county schools. hardy, hampshire and jeffers county schools are closed today. all of the updates are running on the bottom ofsc your en. you can find the list in the washington app. >>> we have team coverage to get your thursda started. we'll check in with drew wilder on the latest into the terror plot arrest. >> let's begin with chubell. are we getting a warm-up, >> yes, yes, we will. yesterday, we were in the 30s with the snow falling. today, we will recover in the low and mid-50s with some nshine around here later in the day. first thing this morning, it's foggy and oudy outside this morning. there's pockets of light rain in southern maryland and thunderstorms, heade out toward norfolk and virginia beac reduced visibility due to fog outside, as w

amy: from the sundadance film festival in park city, utah, this is democracy now!i was really inspired to write "clemency" the morning after troy davis was executed. so many of us were sad, frustrated, angry. i thought, if we are all dealing with these emotions, what must it be like for the people who left to kill him? what i is it like for your livelihood to be tied taking human life? amy:s

> we got into the meta data and it showed that it had been typed on by a computer at a church in park city. the name of the computer was registered to the name of dennis. >> reporter: investigators found the church president was dennis rader. they also had an old dna sample from the first 1974 crime scene. >> overnight we called 200 policemen. we had helicopters, we had resources, we had a tank.e pull he can hardly get a word in get him out of the car, put him down. he looks at the detective that handcuffed him and said, would you let my wife know i won't be home for lunch? i assume you know where i live. i got chilled. >> btk is arrested. >> police say this man, 59-year-old dennis rader, is the btk strangler. >> you were at this point still convinced they had the wrong man? >> i think reality was starting to creep in. i felt my stomach just twist, realizing it could be true. >> reporter: his confession recorded during police interrogation. >> i guess you guys got me. what else can i say? >> it took awhile for dennis raid tore start talking, but once he did, he told police more than they b

menlo park city crews were making quick work of that, chopping it up and turning it into a lot of mulch. in atherton a eucalyptus tree took out power lines, leaving .ozens of pg&e customers in thea th g and we're getting, we could see more trees coming down as the ground is so super saturated and these trees are picking up so much of that wind. a reminder from all of these trees that fell, you don't know whether it's just a tree that's down or whether there might be power lines around that tree as well. when you come upon something like that, do be careful and make sure you keep a wide berth. if experts say don't go, you shouldn't go. do be careful out there, folks. it's super sloppy out here. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, kris. >>> take a look at this. we're working to see if this sink hole was caused by all that extra water in castro valley. imagine that being your car. alameda county fire sent out this video. east bay mud now working on repairing the water main. the dri hurt but i imaginest certainly surprised. >>> the flood warning is in effect. sonoma cou

. >> manassas, manassas park city and alexandria city schools as are shendoah, page, warren, clarke, prince pileum, fairfax, king george. all the schools are closed. >> in west virginia grant, mineral, hardy, morgan, jefferson schools are closed. all theay d and cancellations are at the bottom of your scen. >> good to familiarize ourselves with all the school districts in the area. crews spread out thrghout the region to keep an eye on the conditions. first to lauryn ricketts and chuck bell. >> start with chuck, though. >> the o school district i did not hear on that list was the district of columbia. are d. schools open or closed? >> holiday week here in d.c.,o they're already closed. >> i justasoticed it not on the read on list. >> you can put a lot ofby thing me, but not that. here's what you need to know about the forecast. becominging rain in the ternoon and rapid melt down tomorrow. in the mid-50s with sunshine in th yes, indeed, snow showers are moving on in. you can see there from our live macture near the fredericksburg area. be coming down as a mix of rain and snow now as t

. >> in virginia manassas, manassas park city, fredericksburg and shannon doa, page,

. >> reporter: in 1991 your father got a job as a park city compliance officer. >> right. i was 12.ecause he had a steady job and almost had an outlet again for, you know, that psychopathic behavior. >> he enjoys it. mainly because it provides a certain amount of authority. he walks around with this big old dark gun. he's in uniform telling people to cut their grass, get a permit. >> the compliance office that dennis rader worked in was right next door to the park city police department. >> it wasn't as if he was hiding at all. dennis rader granted kansas station, ksn, an interview about his job as a dog catcher. >> we have been trying to round them up as best we can. >> in the years after the last killing back in 1991, his family was just moving along in their normal pace. his daughter went to kansas state university. >> i met my husband darian at kansas state in '98. so he lived in the dorm across from mine. >> reporter: did your parents like him? >> you kind of get that push back like all fathers do against their daughter's boyfriends. he's like, well, i don't really like his lea

amy: from the sundadance film festival in park city, utah, this is democracy now! >> i was really inspired to write "clemency" the morning after troy davis was executed. so many of us were sad, frustrated, angry. i thought, if we are all dealing with these emotions, what must it be like for the people who left to kill him? what i is it like for your livelihood to be tied taking human life? ams

arlington, fairfax,naoudon and as park city will open two hours la.nty schools. d. and prince george's county schools are on a two-hour delay. >>nd grant county schools in west virginia will open three hours late. we'll update you onhe latest closures all morning long. you can see the information scrolling am the bot of your screen. >> justin finch is driving around, checkin on road conditions. first 4 traffic's melissa mollet is keeping an eye on the roads and highways. >> we begin with chuck bell and what we're dealing with now, what wt can expn the day ahead. >> good morning, everybody. monday off to a very tricky

the chilling video taking on the back country slopes near park city, utah, 9,000 feet up.an see the instant the skier loses control, triggering the avalanche and tumbling 200 feet down. >> i'm here! >> reporter: one ski sticking out of a foot of snow alerted three friends who quickly dug him out. >> we got you, buddy. we're right here. >> this gentleman's alive simply because he had the right rescue gear, and he had his partners in the back country ready to come in for that rescue and get to his airway. >> reporter: the incident now part of a concerning trend. nationwide, more than 1,000 avalanches in january alone. so far this season 15 people have died. >> i'm here! >> reporter: and now a frightening reminder of how dangerous the slopes can be. steve patterson, nbc news. >> absolutely terrifying. >>> up next, we'll turn from snow dangers to snow delights. who needs skis when you can have one of these? . i never count the wrinkles. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on, is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with b

ssas city, loudon, fairfax and fauquier county schools will be two hours late. culpeper, warren, manassas park, and falls church city schools. can add fedarcyk county schools today. in west virginia, berkeley, jerson and grant county schls on a two-hour delay. >> we ha that information on the bottom of your screen and on the nbcp. washington >>> we have jack taylor in for melissa to tell you about the road warnings. and we will start with chuck bell and the news breaking this moing. >> good news for snow lovers. another chance for snow coming our way today. already, quite a few flurries and there's more where that came from. this is a steady batch of snow. it will be moving in moved in in manyot sps. and the ground is more than cold enough not only are the temperatures below freezing but the ground iz solid because of the cold stretch. winter weather advisory northern half of the news 4 nation today. d i expec that more school districts will delay or go on to a full cancel for the day. stay wits on the nbc washington app. the temperatures are in the teenso 20 degrees. how much snow is the mill

and the majority of the bottom ten parks in the southern half of the city. year an interesting finding. half of the top ten parks were in supervisor district 1 and supervisor district 1 also continues the lowest scoring park, park presidio boulevard. all below the average of the city, but particularly the lawns. litter on the green space and the lawns, so we were able to entangle the specific findings from the data to hopefully result in operational changes at these parks. last note on these, we saw some overlap from last year. so, we had cabril lo, and others high scoring. and india basin shoreline, alice chalmers and rogers park, bottom top ten scoring la of the year and again this year. we wanted to flag those as well. we can also aggregate the data by the supervisor district level. so, this kind of heat map shows the average maintenance score for each district, with the district shaded darker green for a higher score. you can see districts 1 and 6 are the highest scoring districts. shaded in the darkest green. and you can see district 11 as the lowest sc

so as i mentioned, the housing portion will go to the mayor's office of housing, the park will go to the city. we will retain ownership of the three buildings, and as part of the agreement in dedicating the park to the city, we will pay for 24-hour security on the park. it's important for us, too, because those are our buildings, and those are our assets. >> is there any kind of roaming or -- >> 24 hours. >> 24 hour? >> yes. >> okay. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> quick question. just looking for my notes now. >> if i can just go -- i just have a quick question while he's looking for his notes. what we're talking about is a night time population of up to 200 people, give or take? >> yes. >> hi. thanks for coming. >> yeah. >> so do you have any plans for entertainment at the public park. >> no, but we've heard a lot of requests for public activities. we'll have to work that out with the city who'll be the ultimate owner, but what we've heard again and again is people want to see programs events at the park. farmer's market is great. soma filipinas has approached us for a night farmers market

culpeper, manassas park city, and rappahannock county schools. berkeley, jefferson and grant county schools on a two-hour delay. we have that iormation at the bottom of your screen and in the nbc washington ap >> jack taylor is in for melissa, keeping an eye on the roads. >>> let'sit start chuck bell and the forecast, though. >> the list of delays and closures may be increasing with time over the next couple of rours. snowd the d.c. metro area, mostly around 1 to 2 o inche snow. the roads are all below freezing th morning. temperatures are mostly in the teens. everything that comes down will stick and accumulate startg right away. no reason to wait below freezing. the weather will improved.ver the week there's a little alberta clipper here. it will be funneling that snow chance in here for the remainder of the day. the steadier snow moves in around 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. ynter advis for the northern half of the area. 18 inax faiounty and 19 in prince george's county. total snow, enough to white the ground. and maybe a couple of spots with 2 i

the table american report to end gabrielle his dues for the scores and to know we're not going to park city our top on goal difference but have played a game more than their title rivals liverpool so the reality we we. we could have been one month ago ten points behind with the game against liverpool and four six seven days ago we could be seven points behind you know we have to open the league what is the lesson that never give up so that is the best advice for all the accolades so you everything is in your hands try to win the games because the life change immediately you know census. air crash investigators have recovered the body from the wreckage of a plane carrying at cardiff city player a million and his pilot the plane was found at the bottom of the english channel almost two weeks after it disappeared from radar or flying from friends the twenty eight year old arjun time had just said goodbye to his team mates at his former club not before is starting his new career with cardiff meanwhile the french club has demanded card of pay them the first instalment of the nineteen million dol

city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engagement park next to so much incredible art. it's another re

. >> manassas park city, falls church, fredericksburg and alexandria city schools are all closed as areoudoun, frederick, shenandoah, page, clarke, rappahannock, prince william, william. >> grant, mineral, hardy, morgan anefrson county schools all closed. in the nbc washington app. >>> let's get right to our team coverage. crews spread out throughout the region keeping an eye on conditions and the roads. lauryn ricketts is outside and chuck bell with more on this forecast. >> yes, indeed. the forecast is hang itself very well. this time around, we're just going to go ahead and o with it. winter storm warnings remain in place for d.c. metro area and points north and west. st. mary's county anded icksburg and along the northern neck there. will continue to be all snow here during the morning. you can see on storm team 4 radar. there's the advancing line of snowflakes now. we will start getting pictures from our weather watches and already had pictures from down into southryland where we have already started to see the the ground get coated. am i supposed to be standing over he? temperatur

. >> in virginia, arlington, manassas, manassas park city. fredericksburg, falls church, king george, loudon and fairfax county schools. in west virginia, nt grant c schools will open three hours late. >> now, to the closings in virginia.cl warrenk, rappahannock, and prince william closed today, shenandoah and fauquier and page county schools. >> in west virginia, morgan, berkeley, mineral, hardy, hampshire and jefferson n schools are closed today. all of the updates are running on the bottom of your screen. you cafind the list in the washington app. >>> we have team coverage to get much more on the conditions on the roads. we'll check in with drew wilder on the latest into the terror plot arres >> let's begin with chuck bell. and today's forecast, hoping things warm up, chuck. >> yeah. no problem with later on today.t once we the sun up here, just after -- just before 7:00, sunrise, 6:52 today. and our day length continues grow. today, we recovered all the way back to 11 hours ofht dayl an hour and a half more daylight than on the winter sol

parks. and even as i speak, the city is still grappling with the maintenance of all of those parks. here you have all of these assets, all over the place throughout the city. and we do not know what they're going to look like in 20 years' time and even don't talk about the 30 years. we have the responsibility here at this agency for the maintenance, for some of the spaces, our responsibility. and what we need to do is broaden this, so we're not gephart changing ourself -- we're not short changing ourselves into any models, given again all of the mistakes in san francisco. what i would suggest, we sneed to engage in an exercise for the administration. we need to create private entities of the administration of this park. we have discussed the c.f.d. option. there are limitations. there are still some holes to plug in there. and again looking at some of the successful models in the country, we will need to engage in those exercises so what are the limitations, what are we going to do to again guarantee the maintenance of these parks. in your presentation, one of the things you mentione

joshua priou/gm lake tahoe accommodations: "instead of coming to lake tahoe to go ski, they'll go to park city breckenridge, or go to aspen, wherever they go. they're not going to choose to stay in hotels once they have the experience in staying in you know a nice vacation rental.">in the meantime,in south lake tahoe, gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) the city of south lake the city of (ken) (ken) the city of south lake tahoe calculates it could lose up to four million dollars a year in taxes, because of the ban. as for the lawsuit, the case is pending lawsuit, the case is pending and won't likely be heard from a judge until later this year. the warriors on their last east coast

this happened in park city, utah. the skier fell 200 feet down the slope. he was swallowed in snow.as buried for almost two minutes before friends came to his rescue and successfully dug him out. >> wow. >>> happening today, uc santa cruz student accused of creating a phone app to sell drugs will face a judge. >> matt keller live for us outside the federal courthouse in san jose. matt? >> reporter: reggie, the suspect was released after his first court appearance earlier this week. he's scheduled to be back in federal court later today for a bail review hearing. take a look at his photo. this is his booking photo of the suspect. if convicted on all charges, 18-year-old collin howard of sunnyvale could face decades in prison and millions of dollars in fines. he's charged with three counts related to the distribution and possession with intent to distribute meth and one count related to cocaine. howard was arrested on federal charges february 15th. prosecutors say howard created an app called banana plug to facilitate the sale of illegal drugs and used snapchat to communicate with cus

today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parksunities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. [gavel]. >> chair peskin: good afternoon and welcome to the land use and transportation committee of the san francisco board of supervisors for today, february 11, 2019. i am the chair of the committee, aaron peskin. joined to my right by vice chair supervisor ahsha safai and to my left by committee member matt haney. our clerk is miss erica major. miss major, could you please give us any announcements and then please call the first item. >> clerk: yes. please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will appear on

the same will be the case over into the jackson area and park city. are going to be lots of places snow is falling. it just continues to be pretty nasty winter across portions of the west coast, trace. >> trace: just south of mammoth where our wounded warriors are they get 50 feet of snow in some places. adam, thank you. ahead more on president trump and north korean dictator kim jong-un's second summit. we're live in seoul, south korea where protestors have a message for president trump. according to multiple reports, the colorado rockies have agreed to a massive new contract with their star third baseman, nolan ar enado. he is 27 years old and made four all-star appearances and won a gold glove in each of his six seasons in the bigs. go to newdayusa.com or call 1-855-newdayusa oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you

happened to this weekend and park city.rsten nunez spoke to the skiers who only had minutes to find their friend and they came out. >> i remember that moment when like the day switched. i watched them roll over. all of a sudden i see this avalanche, and i'm just like oh, slide! >> reporter: he watched helplessly at the bottom of the slightest tons of snow carried his friend down the mountain. >> he let go of his poles, and he was swimming to the avalanche to try to keep his head a. >> hearing this gear 200 feet through trees and rocks until finally burying him completely. >> it comes to a stop, i'm skiing there, and i full panic, you know, adrenaline through the roof, just want to save my friend. >> reporter: has been trapped under the cement like snow. second later, john brown, who was watching from the top made it down. >> it was scary. i did not know how to think straight, really. >> reporter: both looking for any sign of their friend, one finally they spotted the tip of his ski. >> when i hit his like for the first time

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it reads....last night our swing shift team took 4 auto burglary reports in the parking lots of city sports, black bear diner and planet fitness. all in the mowry/farwell area. hashtag remove it or lose it.their slogan used to be remove it lock it or remove it....but they say it's not enought that you remove your phones and laptops from plain sight.....by locking them in your trunk (standup)fremont police is now saying that is you must leave your valuables in your car...to get a lock box for your trunk and secure it to the frame of your vehicle.investigators say most of these crimes occur in the parking lots of retail shopping centers along the 880 corridor.(standup)it's gotten to the point that starting next week fremont police wsignb at the offramps of 880 with the message reminding people to take everything out of their cars when they park in this city. maureen kelly kron4 news (jrs) r- kelly appeard in court today on sexual abuse charges. just how many years in prison the r-and-b singer could face. (jrs) r&b singer r. kelly appeared in court saturday-- after being indicted on 10

. >> if you are wondering it is illegal to set up any kind of bike shop in a city park in oakland without a permit but oakland police admit they are not heavily enforcing the law especially when it comes to the homeless. as for city officials, many of them did not notice this camp exis em. >> it unacceptable to business next to fairy land. >> joe de grepping says the homeless will have to leave. >> they will have to pack up the belongings and move on. they will hopefully take us up on our offer of shelter. >>> in this fairy land park they are happy to seat end campment cleared out. >> i am starting to see enthusiasm where this is not a place for private residences or chop shops. >>> the city of oakland will clear the homeless out of the area. it is a controversial move that is likely to be legally challenged by homeless activists. >>> the city told us a dozen people have already been placed in housing and we will be following up. >>> u caught on the stormwatch. pretty cool video showing a planned avalanche, this is spilling on highway 50. cal tran using explosives to bring down that unsta

. >> reporter: in a city park in england, tony folds, 82 now, personally tends the memorial for ten u.sd here in 1944. >> everything's going to be fine now. >> reporter: tony thinks the crew of the mi amigo, average age 22, died because of him. >> because it's me that killed them. >> how? why do you say that? >> because if i hadn't been on the park, they could have landed on the park. >> reporter: the park is in the city of sheffield where an 8-year-old tony was playing with his friends as the damaged bomber approached. >> it was full of holes. some of the holes are really big shell holes. >> reporter: the mi amigo had been badly shot up on a bombing raid against a germany plane. more than 40 didn't make it back that day. mi diss amigo almost did. it apparently was trying to land on the field where tony and his friends were standing and watching. >> we saw this figure going like that. >> somebody waving to you from the plane? >> we thought they were just waving. >> reporter: tony's now convinced the wave meant something else. >> actually, they were telling us to get out of the way. >> r