a ac electric says more than 128,000 customers are still in the dark. and pse&g 14,000 outages and del marva says their willly 3500 customers are without power. >>> as you can tell storm damage is widespread, "eyewitness news" found several road closures in south jersey due to down trees and power lines. >>> many drivers found themselves taking unexpect detours. lets get latest on the storm damage and check things out with justin fin inch washington township, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, many nearby gas stationness this area are actually very busy helping customers without power, fuel up, and they have now been told that their way to go longer perhaps well in the weekend and, as you can imagine, they are in the looking forward to spending anymore days in the dark. lets get you now to video of the chaos in this area resulting from the power outage going on here. we are on altman road just off the black horse pike here. ac electric is power provider for this area more than hundred thousand customers remain off line at this time. they should

new jersey buses are honoring ac rail and busing between ac and philadelphia. at least patco is looking good but media elwyn line and ac rail still suspended at this time. we will keep you updated. as soon as we know it is good to go we will let you know as well. now back to you in the desk. >>> the delegation from philadelphia continues their trip to rome. they met with the mayor of rome and later this morning a news conference will be hell on the world meeting of families. it is another chance to interest tuesday philadelphia to the world. they will also talk about security plans for september. yesterday the delegation got the chance to meet pope francis him self. >>> new this morning fire officials are investigating a a a fire overnight in bensalem. it happened at an apartment building in the 3300 block of rich lou road just before 2:00 this morning. no one was injury. >>> also new this morning, a f-16 has crash in southern arizona desert. that plane went down around 11:00 o'clock our time. witnesses reported seeing a large fire in the area near douglass ari

. >> anna fernandez (calling names) d o n i ac h. >> (calling names). >> please come to the podium. >> please anyone. >> hi, i'm representing the spur we've been involved in planning with the spur for decades he said putting an arena in mission bay is a change positive overall for the neighborhood over the years different people bring new ideas for the process of each generation for something different going to make mission bay an interesting place on the issue recommended to transportation i believe the warriors voluntary doing pretty much everything between the infrastructure and the fact that some people will be able to walk if a cultivating caltrans the city is making the investments in the infrastructure to support the project thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is a anna fernandez i lived at pediatric place in mission bay i help children and hands-on care i'm here today to gnaw my concerns and the concerns of my 3 thousand nurses represented by the california association including the 9 hundred nurses that work at mission bay we're not here to protest t

my name is ace and-we are in a a92 new era. i have no time for errors >> are there members of the public that would like to speak on this item? seeing none public comment is closed at the time. a s there a motion for this? i would like to move this forward with recommendation. motion made by supervisor kim to move with a positive recommendation. seeing no objection this motion passes without objection. madam clerk could you call item 4 and 5 together? >> yes, item number 4 is a ordinance amending the planning and zoning map to establish [inaudible] commercial transit district and [inaudible] >> thank you. supervisor breed is the author of these 2 item squz believe her aid coner johnston is here to make a presentation skn then we'll also hear from planning staff after mr. johnstons presentation >> coner johnston legislative aid to supervisor breed. the 2 pieces are follow ubledgeivation to fillmore and divisadero ncd's supported by the planning commission in june 2013 and passed this committee in 2014 and the bos passed them and

the ac rail line still suspended, ukee?> thank you torrey after wonderful contribute use to harvey pollock your philadelphia 76ers welcomed new big man to town, grabbing young star with their first round pick. >> philadelphia 76ers collect jahill okafor from duke university. >> yep, the big fellow coming to town, okafor first freshman named acc player of the year. averaged over 17 points, eight rebounds, in his only season, the national champion duke, the t wolfs took carl anthony towns and the lakers took d'angelo russell with first two picks in the draft. sports director bust will he reese talked with the newest sixer. >> just give me your thoughts on lining up as the next superstar in philadelphia. >> i'm excited. i know i have big shoes to fill, when i step into philadelphia, with all of the great players that they have. so, i have big shoes to fill, will work hard to fill those big shoes. >> the six hers a bunch of picks, took willie gomez with the first pick in that round they also took are sean homes 6-foot 10-inch p

heavier here through ac expressway. this will push through passing parkway and off the coast by later this morning. stepping outside you may need umbrella in south jersey along the coast otherwise 60's right now cooler, trying to climb in the 70's with some sunshine. we will call it a seven today. we are not done with the rain. we have a few more showers developing later today and this evening but not that steady widespread rain like we had last night. just shy of 7o by 1 degrees. that northeast wind at 6 miles an hour. crowd will be in and temperatures down. comfortable start. not all that cool but not really warming up much today. temperatures are cooler in allah even town at 63. temperature below 60, mount pocono at 59 degrees. upper 60's to the south there and close to 07 in dover. from the 60's we will climb in the mid 70's, cloud maybe a few breaks in the clouds, and then by later this afternoon but by that sunshine will kick off a shower or thunderstorm. up to 78 degrees later today for the p.m. drive. lets get t

separate are the chair of both happen committees and the workforce sub committee john known as ace and respectively these were invited two months ago when the hearing is called they declined to participate. we also want to -- actually at this point i will bring up the occ representative townsend drew to begin to map out for us the community benefit agreement the overview setting the foundation thank you townsend. go ahead. >> thank you chair cohen good afternoon supervisors townsend drew for candle stick point and office community structure -- i want to give a quick overview of the project in total as well as provide specific informations for community ben pits as well as the disposition and development agreement quick background on investment aund community infrastructure we are the successor to the san francisco redevelopment agency and responsible for projects for mission bay transbay and cart yard. here we are in the south east of san francisco with high lie 101 running along the left side of the screen we have candle stick stadium to the south and hunter ship port yard to the righ

still suspension of the ac rail line. ukee?ank you, in the news this morning case every mistaken identity leaves local high school student went broken teeth and concussion. >> so awful. violent attack caught on video, since gone viral. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live for us at northwest detectives, where the alleged attackers face very serious charges. justin? >> nicole, ukee, police got a flow of tips about this video many of them concerned about what they saw that crime in this case is caught on video the ending not though, five suspect as you mentioned now facing charges get you now to the video see this happened at 65th and wister, five teens jumping on one teen, that victim just 17 years old onlookers do very little it, appears to help. police say that victim was heading home from mlk hi, where he is a student and as you said, mistaken identity, appears to be what sparked this crime. earlier this month. this video, was used to round up those five teen suspect identified by mlk high staff parent, who saw the

i'm one of the newest acs board members.tion investigations at american express. very proud to be here this morning. you know i became involved in acs because when i was a law student in the 1980s, we called it the legal dark ages. there were very few student organizations. in fact, really the only one that existed in the law schools that helped develop law students was the federalist society. we did not have an acs for those and wanted to grow and develop our careers in a direction that could support communities in the society in that way. so, this is really been a beacon of light for a lot of people. and the thing i've watched this morning, especially with next generation of leaders is people who carry this out. there are associations, the network, the people that they work with here out into their careers, out into their communities, across all forms of work from public defenders organizations to public service and community organizations to prosecutors to people who work in law firms and corporations. and that is incredi

not to be like this we have ace on our board where is the rental assistance program? where is the foreclosure program why is it bayview is still behind in the number of people entered into the lottery this is only way we're going to get it this is not rocket scientists people down here for affordable housing and sitting on $9 million you need to ask your city partners who you are talking to you are directly over the money to change that you are not helping to impact change instead what you are trying to do consolidate power to kick off the community voits that were there to hold you accountable to say no you can't do that you have to do this have you to talk to those people to let community members stand on equal footing with them ask them to do the process inside of the ic not outside of the ic right now they're holding up the technical assistance money for san francisco foundation there might not be staff there will not be a vote for rental assistance that was supposed to be voted on three months ago there won't be that this month either i told them they were suppos

new jersey transit suspended from ac to philly and patco suspended due to a power outage. plan your trip accordingly this morning and give yourself extra time. out in lower merion, police activity at bala avenue and bala circle. more updates to come. >>> thank you, jessica. a new car share program is ujju)jr'to high gear this morning. next a proposal that would let you buy a car and make some money renting it out. >>> plus expanding mass transit through delaware. the plan to offer a new way to get in and out of i would wilmington. >>> congress is looking into possible safety measures for train transportation. following the deadly amtrak train crash in may, there are serious concerns about train control and passenger safety. so today the house transportation subcommittee is scheduled to hear witnesses from federal bureaus and railroad companies about the matter. >> honoring the effort ofs those who rendered aid. several philadelphia hospitals were presented with certificates in recognition of their work following last month's deadly derailment. the ceremony took place at te

ac electric has about 160,000. pse&g 50,000 and del marva 27,000 customers still in the dark right now. some customers might in the get their power back until tomorrow or friday. >>> now four people were hurt when a building partially collapsed as that storm moved through our area. this is 300 block of east allen street in fishtown. eyewitnesses say a construction crew was working on that building at the time of the collapse. >>> just past 5:13. lets get traffic and weather together. lets start with katie. at least a clear day to day. >> count me among those thousands of people that lost the power from the storm. so thankfully those storms are now out of here and yes there is clean up to do but weather will be cooperating at least if you have it clean up from the debris from the front yard or just got to get to work. traffic will be a big issue but weather will not be. a as we look at storm scan three you can see we have a got this frontal boundary retreating out to sea. in the last few hours we have had violent th

the wood crest station does remain close because of pse&g power problems, ac rail line won't be running, septa buses look good running to chester. septa regional rails resuming service, and norristown high speed line will be running between norristown and radnor unlike yesterday when that chunk of the track was suspended. we're without the vine street eastbound, should be clearing any minute, but for now westbound is open, eastbound remains closed. the burlington bristol bridge closed for work, that will be reopening and will close again tonight at 9:00 p.m. there's been progress in restoring electricity after the tuesday morning. peco 6,000 pse&g 15,000 customers, and delmarva, 4,000 customers, katherine scott is live in brook haven delaware county, giving us a look at what it's like for people still out there cleaning up. good morning. >> reporter: go to work, tam that's right still a lot of people without power in brook haven. officials opened up borough hall as a shelter. there's only three people sleeping inside right now. but there have been a lot of people at meals, 250 people sh

all rail lines are running expect ac rail line. that is halted. >> reporter: temperatures treating us kindly, 50s in the outlying suburbs. center city, 72. across the river in south jest jest -- jersey, 50s and 60s along the boardwalk, not a bad morning for the walk. in the delaware, low to mid 60s. 76 by 9:00 a.m. 86 by noon, the high will be 86 degrees by 3:00 p.m. clouds increase during the day late today and this evening there's a chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm in a couple of places. most of the daytime period looks dry and not bad viewing weather along the delaware river for the tall ships this afternoon. >>> an armed robber and an animal mask is trading in the zebra stripes for prison stripes. police say he confessed to the crime of wearing the mask during hotel holdups. >>> 48-year-old john lee junior is accused of bringing a gun to a school pray ground over the weekend. the defendant told police he was going to talk to kids who were harassing his children. nobody was hurt, lee pleaded not guilty to cargo conceale

ac electric says, some 717 customers, still have no power as of today.store that, by the end of the day. that 99% of all outages will be restored by that time. governor christie said his offers will monitor that effort, to make sure that does happen. and the mayor of greenwich township says he'll watch ac electric, and also, governor christie, to make sure that they make good on this claim. that power will be back on by the end of the day people here going almost a week without lights in several parts of south jersey, the governor rather, the mayor of greenwich townships want the governor to sign off on paperwork that would declare this area an emergency too fast, trying recovery efforts this morning err i kay ukee. >> for the second time in eight months, rocket heading to the international spay station, explodes, shortly after take off. nasa and space ex trying to figure out what went wrong yesterday. the ship full of supplies exploded just couple every minutes after taking off from cape canaveral. those supplies included first of its kinds port that wa

there to start out. 63 in reading. 67 in wilmington and 69 degrees in sea isle and up the coast in ac. heading out to catch the work bus, used say school bus but that's over. 68 to 69. 71 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 80. 3:00 p.m., 83 degrees, by 6:00 p.m. we're back down to 77 degrees, again a little bit muggy, dry chance of a spotty shower, i don't think mof -- most of you won't have to worry about that. we'll have rain on saturday, i'll talk about that coming up. >> reporter: we have a disabled vehicle we spotted king of prussia on the schuylkill expressway near 202 looks like he got up and got going and traffic moving better. we've got the all clear right here. in chester county one of the many areas we are dealing with downed trees and downed wires causing problems as you try to commute. 926 is blocked near kay drive and -- caleb drive pike blocked from the storms earlier in the week. we have an accident in abington, huntington road at he edmund road. landis avenue is blocked between maine and spring road stick to chestnut. in camden county, lots of issues with downed wires and downed tree

it took down power lines leaving people without electricity or ac. no word on how long it will take to cut the tree and fix the power lines. >>> d.c. homicide detectives worked through the night well into the morning rush hour at the scene of a murder in northwest. just before midnight, a man was shot in the shaw neighborhood along 5th and n streets. he showed up at the hospital with several gunshot wounds to his back and then died from those injuries. police still don't know how he made it to the hospital. they also haven't released the victim's name or information about a possible suspect. >>> this weekend marks a month since a mother in la plata was found pushing her dead toddler on a swing. tonight a candlelight vigil is going to be held for that toddler, 3-year-old josiah lee. family and churches are invited to participate 7:00 at wills memorial park in la plata. >>> to a traffic alert for drivers in the district. the d.c. department of transportation is closing a one- block portion of military road this weekend. the closure runs from 7:00 tonig

ace and other groups found out on may 4th as tom mentioned there was 18 sthinets mission where affordable housing could be built, but already develop rbs for the wealthy have taken 5 on which to build luxury housing. if you won't for supervisor campos measure you can give us a chance to plan and find non profit developers and money for the 13 remaining places. we need this plan for the mission. supervisors you need this plan for your districts. i have livered in san francisco over 40 years most of them in the mission as a educator and activist. it is not fundingicalinized by the 1 percent. please stand with us in your district, your community with the 99 percent. vote for campos's legislation. tell the wall street weal estate developers to give up colonization and gent fiication. save the mission, save san francisco. >> thank you. next speaker please >> my name is cay walker andinate v san franciscan and 40 year veteran of labor. i was a officer [inaudible] over and over and speaking from the great panthers which is a organization for seniors. i'm here in support of campos's legislation o

not getting the dollars to these folks is not working of coursely ace calling for a housing moratorium when housings is needed thank you. supervisor weiner for that particularly working class folks in the bayview. what else is not working? in plan to place to take some of the those funds and make them sustainable so there may be money we can identity liez in the future that's a problem. these issues must be addressed and they must be addressed now thank you for allowing us to speak to you what is wrong with that ic >> thank you. next spooeker please. >> i want to thank you. supervisor cohen for calling this hearing as well as supervisor weiner and kim a long time bayview red a member of the sfop one of the original -- pokes who are listening who are watching in the audience right now sfop what anglo said ad ten having separate meeting those meetings are open. i will take responsibilities if we haven't advertised them sfop, meets every 4th monday at ymca at 6 o'clock. you are more than welcome to come address the issues to figure out our game plan for the ic and get the community input.

that ace the 40-page document said he pleaded guilty to tax evasion in 2013. he played a central role in the case against other fifa officials. fifa vice president jack warner he was one of the 15 charged in corruption in this case. he went on tv in trinidad saying he's currently fearing for his life right now because he's about to turn over a mountain of evidence in this corruption case that implications sepp blatter. this case just getting started. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up the parents of josh duggar speaking out for the

amtrak ace among many domestic programs with budgets that the republican dominated congress is cutting. >>> search is on this morning for suspect wanted in the murder of the delivery driver in yeadon delaware county. six three-year old thomas childs was shot yesterday morning loading his truck on the 6200 block of baltimore avenue. childs was employed at ridgeway industries for 15 years. he was reportedly on his way to make a delivery in new york. >> i was overwhelmed with grief and it was just so shock to go hear about it this morning and to come down here and witnessing the whole thing. >> a driver from another company got a look at that shooter and helped put together this sketch with police. if you have any information on the suspect or the incident contact the authorities. >>> our justin finch will have more on this investigation live from that scene coming up in 30 minutes. >>> right now though at 5:03. lets check with katie on the sky deck. are we finished with the rain, katie. >> at least initially yes erika. today will be a great summer day where we keep sunshine and heat all

only north korea television and all is not well and government official says we are establishing and ac-fox5lyctively caring out to prevent drought damage and despite the pictures of lakes and general greenery it's facing the worst drought in centuries. >> translator: the first drought damage in my 20 years of farming experience and normally the rice should have five or six leaves and be about 30 centimeters high by now. as you see the seeds are too small for rice planting. >> reporter: backed up by ambassador to north and south korea. >> yes i was in north korea a few weeks ago and could see with my own eyes the drought is a serious problem. fields are drying out. there is definite shortage of water.

play the pocket aces. america's greatness, its capitalism and month and a half ago i was with former president bush and a couple of things he said, one, he says the world needs america to lead. and we can have a different understanding or philosophy on tactics of what that means and it's something that we all know to be true. the world needs america to lead. the other is throwing the first pitch in yankee stadium after 9/11. he knew the stadium was going to be filled up. world series and america was watching and looking for something to celebrate. he was down getting ready to come out of the dugout wearing a bullet-proof vest and had a conversation with derek jeter. and derek jeeter asked him if he was going to throw it from the top. and the president said what do i do. derek said you have to throw it from the top of the mound. the president is getting ready to walk out on top of the said, list last words were don't bounce it they'll boo you. we need a perfect strike here, mr. president from the top of the

now ac electric is calling in crews from across the northeast and ohio to help out. and the mayor of the washington township says that they are a key part of the township's clean up efforts lets take a listen. >> it has to be a team effort. we have to have the electric company because the tree are encased in wires and they are blocking our major roads. we need to have the electric companies with the saws, and our public works gentlemen so that we can get this job done. >> reporter: as you hear the power company also need to help them clean the road major thoroughfares like black horse pike are needed as well. you may hear hum of generators out, those are neighbors waking up having using generators all night as they wait to have their lights turn back on. that wait now may extend until late sunday. now they are hoping to have it done, much earlier. we are live from washington township i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> counting on those generators. >>> pretty nice day overall today. >> katie is tracking storms for later on today right katie. >> we are of

i first became involved at acs because i believed in its mission. i believe that law should the a force to improve the lives of all people. it's a privilege to support acs in its efforts to make that happen. i've developed a deep appreciation for everything my acs membership has given me including countless professional development opportunities and a fantastic network of colleagues and friends. i'm deeply grateful to acs for the opportunity to introduce our final featured speakers of the convention to extraordinary jurists. justice ruth bader ginsburg's biography is well-known. before her appointment to the u.s. supreme court she served on the u.s. court of appeals. prior to becoming a judge, she was a law professor at rutgers and columbia university. over her decades of service, she's been an unwavering advocate for women, both on the bench and as one of the founds ers of the women's rights project for the aclu, where she served as general counsel and on the national board of directors for nearly a decade. i had the extraordinary honor of clerk wr

that forecast comes from governor christie as well as ac electric. they have been having crews out working around the clock since last tuesday, and they are hoping have service restored by later today. let's get you now to video taken over the weekends, crews working to clear up areas still congested by downed trees and wires some four roadways are still down, due to those downed wires. and some 717 customers awaiting service at this time. again, that should be restored by the end of the day. the mayor of greenwich township is urging governor christie to sign emergency paperwork that he says would fast forward the recovery effort here in south jersey, he said scares communication between his offers and the governor's, we also spoke to a family who lives in a home in gibbstown township, and they say there are some in their community who have it worse than they do. take a listen. >> reporter: some people, people that they don't have city water they don't even have water. like i mean they don't have electric. they don't have water. i mean, it is awful.

the atlantic city rail line suspended, from philadelphia, down to ac. amtrak regular service on its northeast corridor, probably some minor delays, the keystone line, those running with about 45 minute delays shall that's the line that goes from philly out to harrisburg. and that casino of is the same route that that storm followed coming in from the west yesterday. check with the airline if you are head today philadelphia international airport. there are a loft concellations, and planes were rerouted yesterday during the height of the storm. so if that plane didn't come in it would then sit overnight to take you out this morning. there is going to be domino delays at philadelphia international airport this morning. then lower merion, city avenue at 71st street. some downed wires. again, in the neighborhoods there is a lot of small closures, it could be a downed tree it could be a live wire. the crew are out there trying to make repairs this morning. some of the ramps here, route 73, the ramps to 130 also route 70, some lanes block, as springdale road b

"ace" train up to 20-minute delays for signal problems.ni, right on time right now. elsewhere bay bridge metering lights are on. backed up almost to the maze. but it is "friday light." it's cycling quickly as you work your way up the incline. south 880 hayward into union city a broken-down bus in lanes. you're backed up to 238. >>> hey, it's a beautiful start to the day and it's going to be great for the championship parade and rally with numbers near 60 degrees in oakland at 10:00 and then warming to 71 degrees later in the day. for everybody this afternoon, a little bit warmer than yesterday. mid-70s around the bay. and upper 80s inland with mostly sunny skies. the usual low clouds around the shoreline. saturday looking good. warmer. low pressure on sunday and monday, things cool down a little bit. and clouds increase at the shoreline. but by the middle part of next week, we'll be back into a warming trend. it looks fine for the week ahead and good for the rally. >> father's day, too. so all the dads will enjoy that. >> very true. >> all

lect fiication we have to keep in mind will the system look more like bart and muni and [inaudible] or ace and capital cor dor. we have to balance that and understand the needs of the riders using our system. our riders have told us a lot about their capacity, wants and desire jz cal train needs to expand to have them use the system. we also heard from businesses as well. the cor dor that cal train runs on between san francisco and san jose has a incredible amount of economic support and vitility to the state. 14 percent of [inaudible] 52 percent of hat patens and 25 percent of the california state revenue come from this cor dor and because the cor dor is so important for so many businesses they created the cal train commuter system. the point nof system is to advocate for cal train modernizing quicker and increase capacity and work thong 101 cor dor to it see what is done to alleviate that make this is a viable and sustainability economic environment. yoi can see facks about cal train ridesersism 75 percent of the riders use the system to cut commute to work and 63 percent are [inaudible]

as we take a look at the mass transit checklist, ac rail lines, still suspended. we are getting words it will continue to be suspended throughout the remainder of the day, plan accordingly for. that will regional rail lines running on time, patco running on time, no delays at the airport, nicole? >> all right vittoria, thank you. utility crews making some headway, restoring power to tens of thousands of customers who have been in the dark since tuesday night. here are the latest outage numbers for you, atlantic city electric reporting under 55,000 customers still without power. peco says, little more than 17,000 outages remain. about 1600 pse&g customers still off line. delmarva power reports 270 still out. >>> now, this is kind hard to watch. actually real hard to watch. video of five teenagers beating up another teen, goes viral. >> police say the victim lost several teeth in the attack, as well, as a concussion. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is at northwest detective, where the alleged attackers face some serious charges, justin, good morning. >> repo

he was known as the ace of aces. he came across an american consortium that was starting to build a plane, thinking about or -- thinking about going for the prize. and kind of presented himself and said, i want to do this. and as famous as he was, the americans went nuts. the plane was designed by igor who today is mostly known for the helicopters he developed but at that time he built really big planes. during world war i, he was the main airplane builder for the czar. he built bombers with observation decks for you could walk out and look at the clouds. -- where you could walk out and look at the clouds. they were so massive that only one was shot down by the germans. he had to run after the revolution and he first went to paris, but there were a lot of displaced airplane designers there, so he came to the united states. and he built big planes. fonck got together a crew, and american copilot, a french radioman, and a russian mechanic. of the, -- and very, it was felt that his flight was a sure thing. he did not ha

ac rail line not running njt buses cross honor the tickets. septa buses are back up and norm heading to chester. septa rails the line lines are on time and norristown high speed line is running between norristown and radnor. on the roads building volume as we look live at the schuylkill expressway. eastbound come the headlights toward the curve you'll see a crowd it will be slow, aattributable to the sun declare. a bunch of downed wires from the storms the other day in caln township, bondville road is blocked. cherry hill, route 70 at springdale road a couple of lanes out of commission. >>> rubble is all that is left of a south jersey home after flames erupted. flames broke out at 2:30 on the 100 block of southampton township. the fast-moving fire spread through the house extending to the garage. the homeowner was at a neighbor's house the blaze started shortly after power was restored to the block. >>> thousands are waiting for their power to come back, atlantic city had more than 128,000 customers who were off line. peco is working to restor

that is correct >> can you tell me those organizations >> alliance of californian's for empowerment >> ace that is ssop >> and the san francisco labor council >> and we have the labor council. so the ccba which negotiated with lenar we have an representative here and ad ten from sfop here to speak and ace are here and largely played a goal in the negotiations >> and the latter organizations chaired the sub committee and housing >> they chair the sub committee that means they were responsible for moving in in this case not moving money advancing the rfp to get the money out in the community. >> they share the community >> it was on the agenda. these item thes were publicly noticed we will get to that later on i'm on the agenda i'm connecting the dots something doesn't smell right. i will ask a couple questions i will move farther [applause] i want to know what supervisor weiner was talking about. the seven vacancies the community member seat has been vacant how many years >> one year >> thank you. >> the seat was originally occupied by jacob moody with the babe bayview hunters point foundat

new jersey transit is suspended as well between ac and philadelphia.atco is dealing with a power outage. that's also suspended. we're still dealing with the debris spill and speed restriction. down to 35 miles an hour in both directions between exit 3, runnemede and the delaware memorial bridge. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> sky have cleared out nicely. this is a live view. you can see the sunshine from skyforce 10, up flying surveying the damage seeing a lot of it after the storms last night. also seeing a nice day shaping up. it is a cooler start this morning, 60s and low 70s, 69 degrees in northeast philadelphia. wilmington is 67. and some cooler temperatures 67 -- 64 degrees right now for coatesville and pottstown, while trenton is 67. 70 degrees in south philadelphia. that's at 5th and wharton. 80s this qf 9==99ñ >>> "today" show is next. live updates coming up in 25 minutes. >>> good morning. scare on the shore. >> there's a tornado! >> [ bleep ]. >> a possible rare tornado slams the jersey coastline as severe storms hammer tens of

tgif and head for the ac today. 8:00 a.m., 80. that's a quick jump. noon, 90. 3:00 p.m., 94 with the record-tieing high potentially happening at 4:00 p.m. maybe a late-day thunderstorm, but the big story is the heat and humidity and how uncomfortable it will be today. things get better over the weekend, i'll check that out coming up. karen how the roads? >> reporter: no weather-related problems, but low clouds in the area you can see from the this shot. this is i-95 southbound traffic jamming from cottman to the betsy ross bridge. 25 minute from woodhaven to the vine. we have a ramp blockage ramp i-95 southbound to the commodor barry bridge. there's a truck here and another truck here, cars are going in between, causing a slow go on the ramp i-95 southbound to the commodor barry bridge. two fire locations in montgomery county are causing an issue. one in abington at old welsh road at shoemaker road. in hatfield we have an accident involving a motorcycle on bethlehem pike between unionville pike and mill road. stick to cow path road. this downed tree i

and this includes the ac expressway.s area, even though it's not raining right now already received significant rainfall with some localized flooding. so taking a wider look at the picture here the radar we're seeing storms approaching the jersey shore. but we also have more around the major interstate surrounding philadelphia. newark wilmington, 295, 95 up into the philadelphia area. and a lot of lightning moving into chester county now. this one right near new garden. and about 48 lightning strikes only in the past 15 minutes. these are very slow moving storms, a lot of these will be sitting in the same area for a while only traveling around 10 to 20 miles an hour. and around the philadelphia area like i mentioned, lower marion 476 and 76 95 near chester. heavy rain there, as well. very slow moving storms. so ones near the shore, still across the ac expressway moving into atlantic city right now, a lot of lightning, heavy rain, this stretches down into parts of cape may county. for the rest of this evening, tracking th

l a joint event with ac l number 9 so some folks will be there and hoping some folks if the board of supervisors and the mayor's office will be there. >> that's a world elderly awareness you abuse day. >> 1:30 june 12 car rat room of the main library. >> thank you any other announcements? any remaining public comment hearing none motion to adjourn >> by a rising vote thank you excellent work by the staff >> hello, i am with the san francisco parks department serious we are featuring some wonderful locations in your and very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. we are here at the lovely and historic palace of fine arts located in the bustling marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated along san francisco's waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28, 30 and 91 bus lines. with its rotunda, columns, uncut the reflecting waters against the eucalyptus trees, it is one of the most romantic settings for special dates, and memorable proposals. it is also a perfect spot where you can

much >> thank you next speaker please >> my name is julian doll and organizer where community group ace and we work in multiple neighborhoods and have a chapter in the mission in bruno height jz oshave a chapter in the bay view and we work with folks who have trouble with dealing with secz 8 management pusing them outd, folks being foreclosed on, people evicted andal who need affordable housing and paying rents too high and just people fed up of seeing the neighborhoods around them change beyond recognition fl profits of a few wall street developers. right now we are hearing there are is so much common ground on the board. we are hearing everybody wants to see more affordable housing and everybody wants to deal with the housing crisis and that is great and hope that is true, but i only hear a few people quite frankly who are the sponsors of this initiative say how it is that we will get that affordsable housing. there is actually a plan the community came windup and saying before we get that affordable housing we have to stop the land grab happening in the communities. now, if we don't

that is correct >> can you tell me those organizations >> alliance of californian's for empowerment >> ace that is ssop >> and the san francisco labor council >> and we have the labor council. so the ccba which negotiated with lenar we have an representative here and ad ten from sfop here to speak and ace are here and largely played a goal in the

the inland areas have the ac, if you do not have the ac and it's too warm, use the fan or head to the coast. look at the seven-day forecast, upper 60s to low 100s. temperatures start to dip a bit on friday and then fall quite a bit inland as we head towards the weekend. 80s in the coast. you will see more cloud cover too thi weekend and then cheryl, i had to bump up the temperatures. going upper 90s tuesday and wednesday. like i said, we can be in the triple digit territory. >> bad for fire danger andood for people who like the heat. >> actly. >> you have to stay for the story. a house cat taking on abig cat. find out who came out the winner... female announcer: time is running out to get the hottest deal on a new mattress. sleep trais 4th of july sale is ending soon! right now at sleep train save $30on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 mons on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free fincing? these deals aren't just hot, they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a bett

ace. during the checkin the announcer for the trying agent long announced what happened and someone donated bikes. the hotel tell -- is forwarding their videotape to the police department and are hoping someone will find the bikes. >> thousands of californians face critical water shortages because their wells have run dry during t drought. now a bill headed to the state senate could help get water flowing again. that bill has already passed the assembly. it would provide up to ten million dollars in low in loans for home owners with dry wells some could use the money to dig deeper wells. others could use it to nnect their homes to local water system >> who knows how long we'll have water so i rather hook up to the city. >> the bill's awthat are please $10 million to pay for hooking up 1,000 homes to local city water system >> caltrain riders have to take buses to get in and out ofsen francisco this weekendecause track work has forced caltrain to closehe tracks between downtown san francisc

ac transit buses rerouted. some buses are available also to get you to the parade.are getting lots of tweets in some -- lots of folks out there lining the streets. of course there are street closures 11th and broadway around the areas, parking may be tough. but approaches to oakland 880 via the bay bridge, everything looks good so far. michele? > >> the man accused of gunning down nine people inside a church in south carolina will be arraigned today. today the the state's governor said the suspect should get the death penalty. craig boswell tells us what's known about the accused gunman. >>> reporter: dylann roof will face a judge in charleston later today to be arraigned and charged with murder in connection to the mass shooting in inside the emanuel ame church that left nine people dead. as a memorial continues to grow outside the historic church, a portrait of accused shooter dylann roof begins to emerge. roof's childhood friend, joey meek, jr., says he reconnected with roof a few weeks ago. meek says roof told him he wanted to hurt a whole bunch of people and th