laura: for more, i spoke with mark grossman, -- marc grossman. as russia grossman, seeks answers, will ties between russia and turkey for a? presidentman: i think erdogan president clinton have worked to make sure that the relations, which they have made a big effort to reconnect will move forward. russia,dministers from iran, and turkey met and underlined that they have a plan to bring peace to syria. is that the overriding concern? amb. grossman: pressure and turkey look around and they think about the things they have in common. the fight against terrorism, the geography. they have worked so hard to get over the challenge that they had with the downing of the airplane, i do not think they will put that at risk. laura: how challenging is it for turkey that there is so much outrage over syria and that so many turks blame russia were what they are seeing -- for what they are seeing? amb. grossman: i think mr. erdogan must have judged that the way to end the problem in syria, at least the humanitarian participateo with russia. they are meeting wit

thank you for joining this wonderful conversation with us and danny grossman. sunday. good to have you with us........another great ow on tap. and w >>> hello everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. welcome to bay sunday. good to have you back with us. another great show on tap today. we begin with a former 49er -- a man wanted back in 1982 for the first super bowl game. had it all but let's celebrate take over. nearly lost all to drugs and jail time. had an epiphany and turn his life around. and inspiring story on how he is helping others. how are you? >> i'm doing well. >> a blessing to be here. >> let's go back

grossman. mr. chair, as to whether or not we have a motion, i have no idea what any of this is even about about after listening? i respect mr. grossman a lot, but i just -- i'm totally lost on this item. >> it's such a simple thing. either they put the data in the indices or not? and if they don't do it, they are not complying with 6729. that was the whole -- >> the city attorney is going to help us out here, mr. grossman. >> this is -- i think it's important to come back to what is the alleged violation and who alleged to have made the mistake and 6729 is a requirement that city city administrator keep basically a website that includes a description of certain categories of documents. that has nothing -- that is not a requirement that is imposed upon the planning department. it's not a requirement that is imposed on any individual employee, like director rahaim or the planner at issue here. so if you look at the language of 67.29, it just simply requires the city to prepare an index of public reco

grossman. mr. chair, as to whether or not we have a motion, i have no idea what any of this is even about about after listening? i respect mr. grossman a lot, but i just -- i'm totally lost on this item. >> it's such a simple thing. either they put the data in the indices or not? and if they don't do it, they are not complying with 6729. that was the whole -- >> the city attorney is going to help us out here, mr. grossman. >> this is -- i think it's important to come back to what is the alleged violation and who alleged to have made the mistake and 6729 is a requirement that city city administrator keep basically a website that includes a description of certain categories of documents. that has nothing -- that is not a requirement that is imposed upon the planning department. it's not a requirement that is imposed on any individual employee, like director rahaim or the planner at issue here. so if you look at the language of 67.29, it just simply requires the city to prepare an index of public reco

grossman. mr. chair, as to whether or not we have a motion, i have no idea what any of this is even about about after listening? i respect mr. grossman a lot, but i just -- i'm totally lost on this item. >> it's such a simple thing. either they put the data in the indices or not? and if they don't do it, they are not complying with 6729. that was the whole -- >> the city attorney is going to help us out here, mr. grossman. >> this is -- i think it's important to come back to what is the alleged violation and who alleged to have made the mistake and 6729 is a requirement that city city administrator keep basically a website that includes a description of certain categories of documents. that has nothing -- that is not a requirement that is imposed upon the planning department. it's not a requirement that is imposed on any individual employee, like director rahaim or the planner at issue here. so if you look at the language of 67.29, it just simply requires the city to prepare an index of public reco

billy bush does not want to go without a fight. >> grossman represented clint eastwood this year and he helped erin andrews win a $55 million judgment in the full power. >> grossman won't comment on bush's negotiation, but did give us a statement that clues us into their legal strategy. remember, that leaked video of bush and trump making lewd comments was shot in 2005. at the time nb, bush was an nbc universal employee and grossman contends and we're quoting, if billy had been passive or responded shut the blank up to of a job the next day. >> it is true when you are interviewing a celebrity you try to ingrash yat yourself with that person and you make them feel comfortable because you're about to ask them questions and that does not excuse the language and behavior we heard on the nbc tape. >> bush makes about $3 million a year. yesterday he turned 45. >> nbc colleagues were planning a surprise party for billy bush. he was going to celebrate his birthday with them on saturday, but that party's been canceled. >> i'm alongside carson. >> for the third day in a row, carson daly filled

in this week's story teller, 36 dan grossman shows us the ones -- 9news reporter dan grossman shows us the ones who make it all possible. >> this is one of the few things the whole community does together. whether they are in the building or watching at home. >> the early morning sky is telling. >> you can mohammed feel the energy. >> reporter: reminding us what this day will bring. >> we get excited when it is football season. >> reporter: fans will wake, their hope will grow. >> it is nonstop. >> for those who have been up long few hours will bring little more than a persistent anxiety. >> make sure you get that front. >> reporter: this is as much as his game day -- >> 9th football season. >> reporter: as it is the players that will take his field. >> we go above and beyond with how we paint the field. >> reporter: it has to be. >> you don't want to hit the board, if you paint on it it drips off. >> reporter: this started on thursday and as simple as it may seem it involves questions, lots of questions. >> we know it will be a paint day. what does the weather look like? how are we go

at the time, bush was an nbc universal employee and grossman trump was the star of the hit show on thee apprentice." we're quoting, if billy had been passive or responded shut the blank up to trump billy would have been out of a job the next day. >> it is true when you are interviewing a celebrity you try to ingratiate yourself with that person and you make them feel comfortable because you're about to ask them questions and that does not excuse the language and behavior we heard on the nbc tape. >> bush makes about $3 million a year. yesterday he turned 45. >> nbc colleagues were planning a surprise party ffr billy bush. he was going to celebrate his birthday with them on saturday, but that party's been canceled. >> cameron alongside dylan and carson. for the fourth day in a row, carson daly filled in for bush. >> phones are ringing on nbc and they're recommending lots of possible hosts. carson daly and willie geist are two obvious inhouse candidates. >>> there's more drama in the kardashian family because yesterday kim's sister kendall was granted an extension on a temporary restrain

meteorologist, michelle grossman, is keeping her eye on the radar. >> we are seeing gusting winds later this afternoon, and fog, and this picture tells it all, we are looking at heavy rain in some spots and the fog and mist, so looking at the radar, you can see snow on the backside of this in the ohio valley, and that's an indication of what is to come for us. we are not going to seat snow, but we are going to see cold air. right now it's very warm and it's going to be very warm this afternoon. lots of rain across the area, and lots of green and yellow and oranges and reds indicating some very heavy rain out there, and most of the heaviest rain is falling to the north and also to the east, so parts of the poconos, that heavy rain right now, and parts of the lehigh valley and allentown, and in addition to that, we are seeing some fog, and i drove here two hours ago, and we are starting to see the fog settle in. here's another piece of the puzzle. it's warm and feels a little strange out there, to be honest, with temperatures near 50s already, in 57 in atlantic city, and to the north and

grossman: two things. seems to have gone on over the past couple of days hardly qualifies as kid gloves, the way sterling has gone down, the way stocks have gone down, the way not just the conservative party is now struggling, but look what happened in the labour party. it seems to me, people trying to make a judgment about what they would like to do have to take lessons over the the last couple days. second, i don't think the terms of the negotiation will drive others to make the decision. what will drive others to make the decision is whether leadership in europe, and in the united states as well, but focus on europe, whether leadership in europe is able to start to speak to people's anxieties, start to speak to people's fears, and start to say to people, there's a future here that is better than what you have today. to.'s what voters talk people at bloomberg will know better than me, but to focus in again on global growth. it seems to me, anyway, if the world had been growing at 3% or 4% over the last f

grossman? at page 232 he said "i am not , here offering any opinion on the cause of the decline in the number of abortion facilities." ms. toti: that's correct. dr. grossman did not offer an opinion on that. but his testimony supplies the fact, from which the district court drew the inference, that clinics closed on the day that the state first enforced the admittingprivileges requirement. the district court referred from that fact that enforcement was the cause of the closure, and respondents offered no alternative explanation for why there would be such a precipitous drop in the number of abortion -- justice sotomayor: can you tell me why planned parenthood left the western area? the general says that planned parenthood that asc and the and the admitting privileges had nothing to do with the closures in the western area of texas. ms. toti: well, the the two clinics in el paso, which is in in in that western region of texas that would be forced to close as a result of these requirements, are n

heir marshall grossman to help negotiate his exit with nbc. >> nbc wanted to get this over with by the end of the week and that's not going to happen. this negotiation has been more complicated than they hoped. billy bush does not want to go without a fight. >> grossman represented clint eastwood and steven spielberg this year and he helped erin andrews win a $55 million judgment in the peephole case. >> erin will go after them and we'll go after them with full power. bush's negotiation, but did give us a statement that clues us into their legal strategy. remember, that leaked video of bush and trump making lewd comments was shot in 2005. at the time, bush was an nbc universal employee and grossman trump was the star of the hit show on the network "the apprentice." we're quoting, if billy had been passive or responded shut the blank up to trump billy would have been out of interviewing a celebrity you try to ingratiate yourself with that person and you make them feel comfortable because you're about to ask them questions and that does not excuse the language and behavior we heard on th

. >> we are going to have a quick break and come back to this conversation with danny grossman, ceo of the community federation of marin, sonoma counties. please join us back here on mosaic. >>> welcome back to mosaic. i am rabbi erik weiss in the middle of a wonderful conversation. welcome back, danny. >> thank you. >> we were talking about some of the basic understandings of how the federation functions and i thought maybe if we thought of the federation as a house, there are lots of ways you can come through the doors. one way is somebody can donate money to the federation that essentially gets redistributed to agencies in need to provide services to people in need. another one is if somebody has the economic blessings to set up a fund that they can come to the federation with their economic blessing and set up a fund at the federation, receive philanthropic services back. then also people can come in with different ideas to particularly execute to the service of the community. also i know the federation brings services back to the community in terms of volunteer work, attorneys, ac

day that the admitting prims requirement -- this that's the last evidence was from grossman? >> ja-229 is from dr. grossman. >> at page 232 he said i am not here offering any opinion on on the cause of -- >> that's correct. but his testimony supplies the fact from which the district court drew the inference that 11 clinics closed on the day that the state first enforced the admitting privileges requirement. the district court referred from that fact that enforcement was the cause of the closure, and respondents offered no alternative explanation for why there would be such a precipitous drop in the number of abortions -- >> could you tell me why planned parenthood left the western area? the general says that planned parenthood, the acs and the admitting privileges had nothing to do with the closures in the western area of texas. >> well, the two clinics in el paso, which is in that western region of texas,ing that would be forced to close as a result of these requirements are not operated by planned parenthood. the plaintiff in this case is another independent provider that o

. >> reporter: dan grossman, 9news. >> jean's son says his classmates who used to come to his mom's house for halloween are now the ones bringing their kids to trick-or-treat there. >> good night lady, a big panda wasn't having it. >> no. >> if i hear something creaking or the curtains blowing, then i just wonder especially if i'm in here by myself. >> go inside a piece of denver's history some say is still home to its most famous residents. >> christmas creep has crept council building -- denver city and council building. >>> perhaps dating is just different in china. perhaps that's why this guy to impress his lady friend. the panda woke up and was none too impressed itself, kind of took after the guy, latched onto his leg, wrestled him to the ground. the man eventually made it out but had his pants torn to shreds in the process. >>> on halloween maybe you've noticed the christmas creep. the stores are clearing the shelves for the holidays and the creep is taking over the city and county building downtown. city hall employees tell us they've always gotten an early start, usually a month

, 9news. >> that's what dan grossman would look like lumberjack. the fritzlers lost 50% of their summer growing income from hailstorms this year. >>> denver is considered one of the best places for business, one of the best cities for entrepreneurs and one of the best places to launch a startup. we'll go now to denver startup week. >> i come to startup week every year. >> it's an incredible spot. been really emblematic of denver. >> it's a fantastic location for everyone to collaborate and meet each other and mingle. >> there are literally hundreds of companies all around, long lines, people trying to make friends, resources and find other people that may be partners as they take this idea and try to make it a reality. >> the team has been awesome enough to let us take over inside and also outside on the beer garden. >> now there's literally you meet so many new people. >> great ideas, a ton of energy coming together. >> a little bit like speed dating sort of in the digital world. >> we're definitely hoping to meet people we can work with in the fu

and and joining the right now in a foxbusiness exclusive is mindy grossman. >> it has been a challenging environment, retail especially. how would you characterize the state of the us consumer given what you are looking at? >> i would say that three things are never good for consumer mindset, uncertainty certainly, concern, and everything that is happening right now, it really is weighing. we knew the first half was going to be somewhat challenging as we were retooling and voting the pipeline in certain categories and the dr business would be challenged. what we didn't anticipate was slow down in the outdoor business, key to the second

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the wet weather. michelle, it sounds like we're talking more rain than snow. >> yeah, that's right. two pieces of energy that are going to come together. potential for pretty big snow. looks like that's not going to happen. the first piece of energy will get here and that will bring rain mainly south and east of philadelphia. we'll explain all of that for you. it is cold. it will be cold today. also tomorrow on your first day of spring, live look outside looking at the air mark building. right now in the 30s across the area. some spots in the 20s. below freezing in pottstown. just below the freezing mark in reading. 27 in mount pocono. 36 in atlantic city. 38 degrees in dover, delaware. cold start for the day. feels colder than it really is. 17 in mount pocono. feeling like 36 in philadelphia. feels like below freezing in dover. so as we go throughout time here, we're starting out with clear skies. we're going to see the clouds

i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. feeling spring-like today. lots of sunshine we head throughout our saturday. temperatures around 60 degrees in philadelphia. winds could gust anywhere up to 25 miles per hour. seven day forecast, 60 today, mild once again on sunday, 57 late showers maybe even wet snowflakes into moan morning. far north and west of the city by moan. mostly cloudy 48. tuesday mostly cloudy skies. potential for a storm wednesday and thursday before we clear it out on friday. have a great day. and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >> now to the feud with apple and the federal government. the feds say the tech company is refusing the request because the company is worried about its bottom line. nbc's steve paterson has more. >> reporter: the balance with security and privacy is at the core of the dispute with apple and the federal government. friday before giving the opportunity to respond, federal prosecutors argued a judge should force the tech giant to create a program to crack syed rizwan farook's iphone. senior

i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. we had a string of damp, cold days. we'll continue that for most of the weekend. today drier. that's the good news. maybe a little sunshine. temperatures in the low 60s. the rain arrives overnight and we're looking at a rainy sunday. your weather stores on this saturday. showers overnight and they've moved off and a dry day. 48 degrees. a chilly start. throughout time here by 11:00, temperatures in the 50s. that's higher than where we were for a high yesterday. by 1:00, 60 degrees. we'll end up around 63 this afternoon. 5:00 back to 61 for the saturday night plans. we'll keep it dry. that's the good news. we're looking at a rainy sunday. we're tracking lots of rain from the early part of sunday into the late port of sunday and into the early part of monday before we start to dry things out. dry today. tonight we'll deep it dry. it's overnight where the rain arrives. plan on that. you'll wake up sunday morning to some rain. if you're running a 5 k, you'll want to wear layers because we're looking at a chilly start to the

one couple will definitely be watching as the announcements come down. 9news reporter dan grossman talked to the superfans. nats of cheering fandom is a phenomenon nats of cheering a wonder that defies logic and convention enter the gilbert household in louisville and you'll understand why jim gilbert and wife rosie parallel park above bleed gold and black section 205 row 51 seats 12 and 13 can attest they've only known the bottoms of the 17-year-couple since 1988-- a dedictation the university honored in 2008 through thick, thin, cold, and snow the gilberts have been there even when others weren't it's an obsession that has finally nats of cheering some may call this a drug one the gilberts don't plan on weining themselves off of anytime soon in louisville dan grossman 9news. if the buffs can beat the utah utes on saturday - they'll play in the pac 12 championship. a win there likely means they're headed to their first ever rose bowl. on saturday - they'll play in the pac 12 championship. a win there likely means they're headed to their have a new forever home. the aurora animal shelter

i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. warmer today, not close to normal but still not the 50s of the past few days. 63 by this afternoon. mostly cloudy skies. we'll keep it dry today. we'll see a few peeks of sunshine. the rain comes in on monday for the broad street runners. 57 degrees and some spots cooler. by monday, showers left over. cloudy day, 63. tuesday is your pick day of the week. we'll dry it out. partly sunny, 68 degrees and 68 on wednesday. >>> and that's your latest late forecast. >> dylan, thank you. now to the big night in the nation's capital as the celebrities converge for the washington social calendar. tonight is the president's final correspondents dinner. we have nbc white house reporter kristen welker with more. >> what is this? why am i required to talk to it? >> reporter: bringing the red carpet to the town used to red tape. this morning, buzz is building where kerry washington is meeting "meet the press." >> and more the press prom. >> a term coined by political reporters who never had a chance

in lakewood dan grossman, 9news. >> thanks, dan. >>> reminded a lot of people what we saw on green mountain in 2008 was in august in the middle of day. >>> kathy sabine has been watching the weather impacting the firefight. >> fire managers monitoring the winds very closely tonight, winds gusting northwest and west up to 35 miles per hour but now decreasing considerably. this is terrific news. we also have a little moisture coming in from the north. the winds which are dying down along the front range are quite blustery over the foothills. tomorrow they'll increase as early as 3:00 or 4: northwest and could blow 20 to 40 miles per hour between of snow already recorded in the past 48 hours. temperatures heading into the 20s tonight. it's going to be a chilly day tomorrow. we are headed into the deep freeze a few days. we're on the fringe of a blast of cold arctic air. ?#uj wheno we break out of it and another chance for snow later in the week. >>> no one disputes the fact we do need more snow or rain. very dry. nditions are still colorado splo latest snowfall for e season ever. the mountains

meteorologist michelle grossman.ot one near 90 degrees with the potential with strong if not severe storms later this afternoon mainly between 3:00 and 6:00. hot day with temperatures rising quickly. 90 degrees. another warm one on sunday. mostly sunny skies. it will be windy with winds gusting over 35 miles per hour at times. by next week, temperatures around 82 on thursday and by friday 82. have a great day. and and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. still to come, the recap of the week's most popular stories. including this epic duo of maya rudolph. >>> and now an epic writers controversy. will get a look at that in pop start. >>> but first this is "today" on numbers. nbc. >>> have you had any strange cravings? >> i really want frozen waffles and butter in every square and thick syrup. >> that was before you were pregna pregnant. >> that's true. >> more on that. >>> also still ahead, queen elizabeth not done celebrating turning 90. we will take you live to london for the latest festivities. >>> plus

but for one c-s-u student....this year's bid day was extra special. 9 news reporter dan grossman has the story. nats of countdown we all face our own mountains nats of screaming on ts day not getting the sorority they had hoped for would be the largest most girls here faced it made camille goodale a good shoulder to lean on as she knows how to keep their mountains in perspective it was april 29th when camille got the call from her doctor that she'd be joining a battle both her grandfather and uncle have already fought she spent 37 days in the hospital. nearly half of them were dedicated to chemo as the treatments pressed on a good sense of humor told the outside world "i can get through this." pause her sorority sisters gave her the will to believe it not long after most of the women left, one returned and sat on the edge of camille's hospital bed nats of cheering forgotten. nats of cheering as those same sisters began to welcome their newest nats of hugging they also welcomed back their most resilient r seem all that hard to move when you have an entire sisterhood helping you out da

i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. a cool start but warming by this afternoon. warm day, 86 degrees. father's day looking to be a hot one. 90 degrees. lots of sunshine. we'll keep the sunshine in place and the heat in place on monday ahead of a system that will bring us storms on tuesday. showers and storms possible, 89. cooling back to the mid 80s. thursday and friday in the low 80s. saturday looking nice as well. have a great day. flshg forecast. >> thanks, chickaboo. >> mama chick. good name. >>> still to come this morning, stories that had us talking. including one eighth grade graduation speech. you want to stick around. >>> and a look at the season of "orange is the new black." >> but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> still to come on this saturday, the best bikes for kids and a . >>> just about 7:26. good morning. i'm ted greenberg. lots of sunshine for our father's day weekend. meteorologist michelle grossman is here with the first alert neighborhood forecast. morning, michelle. >> hi, ted. looking good this weekend. lots of sunshine today. lots of sunsh

of usa chant the compassion on this day was undeniable just as was the promise it will bring dan grossman 9news the veterans were they plan to come to the school on a regular basis. it helps them, especially those suffering with dementia - and gives kids a deeper understanding - of veteran's day. retailers restaurants and schools are all honoring veterans today with special deals as a thank you for their is show you military i-d to tap into savings today. here in denver-- the zoo is offering discounts and the dumb friends league is waiving adoption fees for all pets for military members. we have a comprehensive list - on 9news dot com. husband of a state trooper killed by a drunk driver is filing suit. who else he says should pay for the and turmoil surrounding the election - here's a postive way you can help your neighbors. our annual 9cares colorado shares food drive is this saturday. come out and help support people who need a helping hand this holiday season. you can drop off non-perishable food, clothing, coats and toys. we'll be out from 7 a-m to 4 p-m at five different locations in

i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. cold start and to the 40s later on this afternoon right around normal. mixture of sun and clouds and miler on sunday. 53 degrees. expect partly sunny skies. monday clouds build in later. some showers in the day on monday up to 58 degrees. tuesday mostly sunny 52. wednesday watching for the chance for a shower even a thunderstorm. 63. could break a record. back in the 40s for thursday and friday. have a great day. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. still to come, a look back at the other big stories of the week, including a major change for barbie. >>> and big news for "house of cards." that is ahead in "popstart." but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> still to come here on "today," why would anyone pay $1 million for a photo of a potato? >>> plus, we're taking you inside the homes teetering on the cliff in >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connors. 7:25 on this saturday. 26 degrees outside. let's get a check of our weekend weather now from meteorologist michelle

here's 9news reporter dan grossman. nats of kids playing nats of creek the thing about pendulums is nats of swing creek they'll always have an equal and opposite reaction unless that pendulum is in colorado where for the last eight years it's started to favor one side it comes down to two counties-- jefferson and arapahoe. nats of lots of kids on swings together they account for 22- percent of colorado's vote bring in graphic of arapahoe when looking at active voters - in 2011 arapahoe county had 70- thousand democrats to 81- thousand republicans bring in second part of same graph today - the gap favors democrats by 5 thousand. nats and quick shot of swing base tilting similar story in jeffco where republicans still have a majority among active voters - but the gap has closed by 10-thousand voters nats of kids playing and shot of young diverse voters, and more educated voters; groups that tend to lean left nats of swing creeking but with hillary losing ground in recent colorado polls- nats of wind it looks like colorado

meteorologist michelle grossman. another gloomy day today. quite as wet as friday but still the chance for scattered showers. we'll warm it up a bit into the mid 60s. closer to 71 which is normal for this time of year. lehigh valley later this afternoon 63. scattered showers. 70 on mother's day. looking good everywhere for mother's day. jersey shore tomorrow 66 degrees. today in delaware, 65. we warm it up by monday with lots of sunshine and 75. have a great day. >>> and craig, i just found an invite for you to the or you to. i'm sorry you're not here. >> i'm hopping on a flight. thank you, dylan. when we come back, i want to talk about your hat. >> will do. >>> let's go to the high profile trial that got under way friday. pits a billionaire against his former lover. if it goes forward, it could have ripple effects across the media landscape. after the trial started, the judge stunned the courtroom. nbc's gadi schwartz has more on the developments. >> reporter: pulling up in a bentley on the first day of court, the woman suing sumner redstone

first we check in with meteorologist michelle grossman. to the field and check out michelle grossman. she's on the scene of the deadly plane crash. let's talk about what's outside. how long will the windy weather last? >> weather coming through last night, gusty, dropped hail, thunder, lightning, gusty winds. we'll see winds for the next couple of hours. lunchtime high wind warnings in place. a live look outside. just looking outside, the wind is nice, mixture of sun and clouds, blue skies. it is cold temperatures in the 30s, windchills in the teens in some spots. we do have high wind warning until lunchtime. a few more hours of really gusty winds. we'll be windy this afternoon but not as gusty as this morning. winds out of the northwest. that's a cold direction. seeing cold temperatures. right now winds from 25 up to 35 miles per hour sustained. 29 miles per hour in philadelphia but gusting higher than that. winds gusting near 46 miles per hour in philadelphia, 48 in atlantic city, 46 in dover. earlier this morning around 7:00 we saw wind

. >> and will grossman is watching his first political convention up close. >> i think it's really cool and i'm really glad i can come. >> what are you most looking forward to? >> seeing hillary clinton and when the balloons drop. >> reporter: these kids may be energized by politics but young people don't have high turnout rates. >> everyone needs to get out and vote. >> reporter: steve grossman is the eyes of a child. >> i'm hoping his idealism will carry through his life and he'll be able to reach out to other people and affect their lives too. >> reporter: only 45% of young people under the age of 29 voted in the last presidential election. that was a drop of 6 points from 2008. bernie sanders was able to cut into that a bit. he had more young votes that clinton and trump combined and seeing such star power. lenny kravitz is here and katie perry potentially tonight or tomorrow. >> liam martin in philly, thanks. >>> today marks 12 years since most of the country first heard of president obama. in 2004 he delivered the keynote address at the democratic national convention right here in

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it includes the pewter school district most expensive growth project to date. 9 news reporter dan grossman took to voters to get their thoughts. >> we like living here. >> it is said the only two certainties are death and taxes. >> sometimes it is can add more. >> we are getting more crowded. >> the population growth. >> this can't be prospect. it is not the same. >> the pewter school district is growing at a rate of 500 kids every year. >> the kids are coming. we need to educate them. that's our job. >> to keep up, they are bringing 375 million-dollar growth project to voters in november. three new schools and ball fields. >> we have to handle the quarter cent sales tax as well as tenth of a cent for arts and culture. >> some are okay with the initiatives and we wanted to see how many. >> i am committed. >> vote after vote came in and most taxpayers shared the sentiment. >> they are necessary to make sure things happen for the good of the public. >> they are okay spending the money. >> i don't think there is enough focus on mental health. i think people push >> it will be the most initiat

our dan grossman looks at one method discussed and debated in boulder. ? ? >> there is always going to be people who judge and never really know who they are talking to. >> this can be isolating. ? ? >> kind of scary, live by the seat of your pants, a little bit. >> for laura and boyfriend, jeff smith, it is disorienting. imagine this life at 18. >> housing is a right. so keen on helping. >> the relationship, the support, the services that they need comes once they have housing. >> clair is talking about housing first, the idea that once there is a home, there is a basis for stability. >> it is about providing people with what they need most. >> non-profit attention, homes, wants to build a 40-unit housing committee near pearl street, no sobriety or job needed. >> we will be attracting even more than we already have now a isn't too happy about it. >> we know there is homeless activity here, but to ask for more in this immediate area is problematic. >> reporter: among the issues she says will come, safety and similation are the top 2. >> some neighbors experi

meteorologist michelle grossman has that. >> cold start to the day. chilly today and even colder on sunday. live look outside. we are looking at partly cloudy skies. the clouds thicken through outtoutthroughout the day. later on this afternoon into the nighttime hours, 45 to 49. so below normal for this time of year. then tracking a little bit of spring snow on sunday. most of that snow is tracked off to the east. 37 degrees. 47 on monday. it will be windy and cold and warming up by tuesday into the 50s. 60s on wednesday. pretty on thursday, 72. >>> crews with the philadelphia water department have been busy this morning trying to fix a broken main in north philadelphia. the pipe at 8th and norris street started leaking around 3:00 this morning. a witness told us that his car sank into the hole caused by the water. crews shut off the main. no customers have been affected. >>> this morning at 11:00 activists will take their efforts to end gun violence to north philadelphia. they're expected to rally around north percy street. they'll be protesting the

after the break...we sit down with university of iowa middle eastern expert nicholas grossman to talk about how 9-11 has shaped politics september 11th brought conflict that had been happening around the world -- for centuries -- to american soil.soon after -- american bombs were dropped in countries many americans hadn't heard of before -- and american soldiers followed soon after.15 years later -- we sit down with university of iowa political science professor nicholas grossman to see how the world has changed. changed. studying abroad. i was in a cafe and someone heard me speaking english and said the planes just hit the whte house. at this point, i and the other americans watched the news all day. my father worked in manhattan and the cell tower was on top of the wtc so i couldnt' get in touch with him and spent much of the day wondering if he was dead or not. he was taken out by rescue workers in a gas mask. anyone personally but i know a lot of people who lost relatives or friends. friends.how did it change the world landscape? landscape? many americans were focused on the respo