and recs, and of course we have our own district six representative on rec and park commission, allen lowe. thank you for being the d-6 commissioner on the rec and park commission, and i look forward to playing on the park with all of you. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor. so he's not just the district six commissioner, he actually is the vice chair of the rec and park commission, but he does advocate hard for these d-6 parks. we are very, very blessed to have an amazing commission, seven citizens that just serve out the city and love the parks and provide us guidance and love and support, and make sure all voices are heard representing our park and rec commission tonight, and i do want to recognize commissioner anderson who is here, the vice president of the rec and park commission, allen lowe. >> so happy valentine's day, everybody. in the spirit of love, i've got to say i love these parks, these new playgrounds. it's creative, the design's inspiring. as supervisor kim said, it's very whimsical. it's a message to all of us, just get out and play, and really, just

the unemployment rate continued to fall and inflation continued to be very low. allen was focused on productive. he also thought workers felt very insecure because of technological change and it was constraining and those were some ideas i was actually pretty sympathetic to so he and i had very good discussions. i wrote something on that topic. it looked at things in a theoretical model that i think he wasn't that familiar with and i think he valued that. >> so you and i had the same path academia and being a governor and then going for a period. >> yes. >> that was a great job. i like that job. >> thank you. >> tell us about your experience with the cea. >> well, the cea was a fascinating job and you're involved with every aspect of economic policy. and inflation was running to around 2% and inflation had piked up. it was terrific. and we were certainly celebrating in the white house. we worked a lot on the budget. and i participated in an event in which we were able to announce that at long last the budget was balanced. we were very concerned as i remain, at least co

. >> so woody allen films are typically, they're extremely low budget. but they really are. pretend thing, like they're made with very little money and you just-- you know what to expect when you get there and you're very much sharing trailers, which i didn't mind sharing with justin timberlake at all. ( laughter ) >> stephen: he kind of was intimidated by you. >> well, that's ridiculous. >> stephen: no, because he said that what made him nervous is that because the walls are so thin... >> ...i could hear him peeing. >> stephen: yes. ( laughter ) >> it's true. it's completely true. i would always be at work a little bit before justin. so i would get to work and i would put the kettle on and i'd make mistake myself a cup of tea, being british. i'm afraid it is something that i do. and i would know he was there because i would hear this trickling sound. ( laughter ) i would go: "morning, darling! "morning!" ( laughter ) and i'd go, "oh, sing me a song!" ( laughter ) >> stephen: would he sing you a song while he was ( bleep )? >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: wow. >> yeah. i m

low as possible. and. the head of institute general john allen had a team. on that in two thousand and fourteen to make these feel secure on one hand. don't you million eight. make the palestinians fields and controlling their own country once again let me remind you that the palestinians never answer to. and president obama in two thousand and fourteen and prime minister netanyahu will basically accept the firm will even is always somewhat of a sure. i want to talk international law point of view and know that you have a friendly president in america but when it comes to things like building the barrier along the grand line building settlements even claiming all of jerusalem that goes against international law that's the general knowledge major things right now it's not relevant for israel israel doesn't really care it does what it sees fit but do you think eventually it could you know catch up with it israel the whole legal pressure. international community there's a lot of interpretations to the international law and you're taking one interpretation we ar

low as possible. the head of institute general john allen had a team. on that in two thousand and fourteen to make they feel secure on one hand. don't you million eight. make the palestinians feel. in their own country once again let me remind you that the palestinians never answer to. and president obama in two thousand and fourteen and prime minister netanyahu will basically accept the firm even is always some ways of a should. i want to talk international law point of view i know that you have a friendly president in america but when it comes to things like building the barrier along the grain line building settlements even claiming all of jerusalem that goes against international law that's the general knowledge major things right now it's not relevant for israel israel doesn't really care it does what it sees fit but do you think eventually. it could you know catch up with it israel the whole legal pressure. international community there's a lot of interpretations to the international law and you're taking one interpretation we are we have another

lows across much of the bay area tonight. the freeze warnings. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we have team coverage of the cold snap tonight beginning with brian hackney. brian? >> reporter: it is going to get cold tonight. in fact the coldest night of the year is expected in the bay area as temperatures are diving down into the mid-20s before all is said and done. specifically santa rosa tonight down to 27 degrees. san jose will be down to 2 below freezing. walnut creek will be down to 27 as well. no surprise then, but within 60 minutes, freeze warnings will go up for much of the bay area with lows expected to bottom out in the mid-20s to the lower 30s with the usual threats to plants, animals, so it is a night to bundle up. but there is good news ahead, and we will cover that in your forecast in a few minutes. >> look forward to hearing that, thank you, brian. >>> kpix 5 andrea nakano continues our team coverage tonight live in napa for us. hi andria. >> reporter: liz, thetemperatures are expect today fall into the 20s in napa. the focus would be to keep the people safe and

low 20s tonight. choppers were grounded because of snow. 36-year-old allen chow failed to return from his hike over the. friends started to worry when he did not show up for work on tuesday. they notified rangers who found his car. he could not find him. on tuesday search and rescue teams began searching for him. park officials say he is likely carrying a blue backpack with gray straps. he weighs about 140 pounds. he has black hair and brown eyes.>>> mark zuckerberg and his wife are partnering with the stanford school of medicine to fight alzheimer's and parkinson's disease. the next five years the initiative plans to distribute to $.5 million to jumpstart the work of scientists in the field of neurodegenerative disease research. another $1 million will go to scientists in different fields. they want to apply their work to research of degenerative disease. the funding comes at a critical time. last month pfizer announced it would end the investment into alzheimer's and parkinson's drug research after years of unsuccessful efforts.>>> an emergency landing and golden gate park. the problem that forced a

allen. he shared new plane. it has a wingspan of 385 feet and weighs a half million pounds. it's designed to launch rockets into low earth orbits. that's between 99 and 1200 miles high. the strata launch is expected to make its first flight next year. >>> the moon could have the start of its own mobile network by next year. the goal is to allow lunar rovers to communicate with one another. the project would also enable high definition live streaming back to nokia wants to launch with spacex acts >>> one of the nation's largest sporting goods stores is taking a stand now in the gun debate. next at 5:00 a.m., a major announcement made less than an hour ago. >>> classes resuming at still man douglas high school -- stoneman douglas high school. a lot of law enforcement there too. we'll tell you what's happening at the school, next. >>> here comes the rain. one community hit by the wildfires is getting ready for the storm approaching the ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com >>> this is abc 7 morning. >>> welcome to wedne

low 30s. tonight, we will drop down in teens and outer areas, upper pennsylvania suburbs, 17, allen town. 25 inladelphia. dover, you'll be at 25 degrees. it will be a cool, i will call it a seasonal winter night. over the next 12 hours, this is where we level off and start to climb. we will drop off. at 2:00 in the morning we'll get down to 25 and stay there until 4:00 or so and climb upward at 6:00 in the morning and make it to the low 40s for tomorrow a little bit above average for this year. doppler radar, nothing going on, beautiful sky, chilly, that's all. we have a system making its way through the midwest and brings a few flurries to the poconos through tomorrow. it's starting to back build through missouri. we need watch it closely. look at winds west and southwest. and across the poconos and maybe a few flurries in the lehigh valley and clear out in the afternoon. by wednesday morning, rain across delaware and south jersey. philadelphia, suburbs, also lehigh valley, and northern parts of delaware, below freezing. we can see this being a snow to rain event, look at that line, and we cou

allen. the plane has a wingspan of 385 feet and it weighs a half million pounds. this was designed to launch rockets into lowected to make its first flight next year. >>> 5:57 now. san francisco's state president is reporting -- >>> major retailer will stop selling assault-style rifles. >>> the other big story. p students resuming classes after the horrible mass shooting. we'll show you how they were welcomed back, next. welcomed back, next. >>> the >>> coming up on 6:00 a.m., no more snooze button. time to get up. >> don't forget, it's going to rain a lot. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> trying to define a lot and when and the hail and the snow and the lightning and thunder that's coming with this atmospheric river. hi everybody. it's dry right now on live doppler 7. enjoy the sunshine this morning once it comes up. because that's about all we're going to get. increasing clouds today. temperatures chilly this morning. it's frosty out there. low to mid-50s by noon. mid-50s at 4:00 with the random showers starting, especially in the north bay. more showers developi

americans like allen from new hampshire who recently had trouble finding credit through traditional banks and credit unions due to the regulate low. he said, but for my local dealer's efforts on my behalf there is no doubt i wouldn't be driving my current car. and this was a desperate situation as i am the sole income earner for my family. my wife is ill and we have two young children in school. after my old vehicle broke down, i needed to find reliable replacement transportation so i could get to work and continue to provide for my family. mr. speaker, we should not let the second circuit prevent allen from getting that car loan he desperately needs in order to get to work as the sole provider for his family. a small business owner from utah named maxine applied for a loan for her 37-year-old established business so she can update and purchase equipment. to support a contract that would have led to the creation of 50 additional jobs. as she explained, quote, three banks informed us our rating, according to new bank regulations imposed by dodd-frank, disqualified us from loan consideration. 50 jobs, poof, gone, mr. speaker. and s

rockets to the stratosphere for more affordable watch for low orbit satellites was the strata launch could make its first test flight, paul allen mary: i want to talk about this incident at penn station. >> i saw them doing this testing. let's remember the pentagon spent $20 billion trying to identify, improvised explosive devices and the best way to do it is dogs. we can have all the technology we want, we need more dogs because dogs can find these things, they are mobile and the best we have. mary: i agree with that. dagen: should we be more concerned about the tsa. i was looking at these tests where they get bombmaking materials and they fail the majority of the time. the overwhelming majority of the time. does that need more congressional oversight? >> they need to look at the priority. dogs don't have lobbyists but the people who sell these machines by hundreds of millions of dollars have lobbyists and often they are deploying technology that doesn't work. the pentagon doesn't send this technology oversees, they don't have this at the white house. when you go into the oval office you don't go through this machine, they wal