13th, and we didn't get electricity returned until november 3rd, and the -- then we had to wait while an ac unit had to be ordered and sent here and we were actually open before we had our air conditioning installed. and when we opened, we had maybe one shelf with -- for each shelf, one row of books. but we were open, and people came in and bought. there was very little to too when you got tired of working on your house, and so we were open. after ike hit, while we were waiting to come down here for a whole week i think i cried in my bed for maybe an hour or two and then i said, okay, that's it's. i just have to get to work. i might as well give it the old college try again. people are always going to want to come to the beach, so there always has to be people to service them and entertain them that are the year-rounders. and i just couldn't see galveston dying. i thought we'd come back stronger than ever, and it's true. everything looks beautiful. it's got fresh paint on it.

it is an ace. i think i would have done a happy dance. but that's me. and american be lehigh -- beat lehigh. i know the quality gentlemen's sport, but there should be a happy dance once in a while, hole in one. leon: you earned it. alison: and sleeveless in the sunshine has to make you happy too. leon: a snow day rebellion, breaking the law. alison: civil disobedience through sledding. last night we told you that capitol police said no to sledding on capitol hill, today people were there. the police were there, but they did not ticket anyone, they let them have fun. leon: in arlington, there was an organized snowball fight. the was a battle between the kids and the adults. -- there was a battle between the kids in the adults. alison: today you could call it an unexpected tribute of sorts in the form of two snowmen. mike can mean was live on air when this happened. mike: take a look at these people, guess who they are. notice the mustache year, the baby bump. that is right leon and alison in snow form. did you ever think that you would see that? alison:

of course harrison ford rose to prominence at the helm of the star wars but friends say he's been an ace pilot for a long time and even first responders acknowledged it would take an experienced flier to have been able to make that landing. it's not the first rough landing the action star has survived. he's also a helicopter pilot. in 1999 the chapter he was in was forced to make a forced landing. he talked about that incident on inside the actor's studio. >> i understand you own some airplanes. what do you have? >> i have a husky. it's a little 2 seater. i have one like the one in six days seven nights a different one. i have a bonanza b 360 c and i used to have a helicopter. i'll have another one soon. >> what happened to your helicopter? >> it broke. >> he's not telling. this is the real indiana jones. >> i broke it. >> what happened to your helicopter? it broke. that's just not a good sign. >> all right. and now let's talk about a plane accident in new york city. it's leading a debate this morning over whether airports should close their runways during snow storms. i didn't know ther

dustin johnson finds the bottom of the cup for an ace.6-under five book of the leader, j.b. holmes, who three-putted on one to lose the laid. now the same hole, same club, same result. two hole hole-in-ones on the same hole. now dustin johnson birds 16 with this putt but j.b. finds the zone. he has a five shot lead at the cadillac championship going into sunday's final round. >>> college hoops. stanford has any hopes ofen invite to the ncaa they need to upset number five arizona today in tucson. head coach johnny dawkins' squad made the sweet 16 last year. dave york, three right before the buzzer, arizona led by 16 at the ham. mcconnell playing his final home game. jefferson, two-handed slam. mcconnell with ten points, 11 assists. arizona wins big stanford finishes 18-12. cal and arizona state in tempe, arizona. senior day for shaq ms. kickic and he went out with a steal. tyrone wallace led the bear with 23. that's all cal got. 21 points seven boards. cal lost five of the last six 74-70 the final. >>> wcc tournament st. mary's one and don

dustin johnson finds the bottom of the cup for an ace. fired a 69 6-under five book of the leader, j.b. holmes, who three-putted on one to lose the laid. now the same hole, same club, same result. two hole hole-in-ones on the same hole. now dustin johnson birds 16 with this putt but j.b. finds the zone. he has a five shot lead at the cadillac championship going into sunday's final round. >>> college hoops. stanford has any hopes ofen invite to the ncaa they need to upset number five arizona today in tucson. head coach johnny dawkins' squad made the sweet 16 last year. dave york, three right before the buzzer, arizona led by 16 at the ham. mcconnell playing his final home game. jefferson, two-handed slam. mcconnell with ten points, 11 assists. arizona wins big stanford finishes 18-12. cal and arizona state in tempe, arizona. senior day for shaq ms. kickic and he went out with a steal. tyrone wallace led the bear with 23. that's all cal got. 21 points seven boards. cal lost five of the last six 74-70 the final. >>> wcc tournament st. mary's

you are better off with a dog than an ace inhibiter which is a blood pressure medicine that i subscrii want to talk about there april ut they're putic value of horseback riding. disabled people are able to bond with the horse. i think they have a real value. maybe even a gold fish. when i got my sammy a gold fish it kept dieing. i would say it's the same one, he would say no that's different, no therapeutic value. none. >> you know what is going on, they are bringing dogs to the hospital wearing ids and take them to cancer patients to help lower the blood pressure and it is just amazing. i admit i'm going to start looking for a dog. >> and i also want to add, for those out there, who have cats don't hate us we love cats. >> pesian cats. >> couple prescriptions, dogs and cats. >> that is sunday house call for now. thanks for watching. enjoy the rest of your sunday. >>> welcome to washington, nice to have you with us this sunday. nice to be here with you. welcome to america's news headquarters. >>> nuclear talks with iran set to resume this week, they are making progress towards reachin

actually, there is a study that shows you are better off with a dog to low your blood pressure than an aceibitor, a medicine that i prescribed. i want to talk about other animals. ann romney talked to me about the therapeutic value of horse back riding. i talked about disabled people, they are not able to walk but they get on the horse and they bond with the horse. even gold pishs. when i got sammy a gold fish. it kept dying. >> if you think gong gold fish are going to lower the blood pressure and have a therapeutic value? i doubt it. they are bringing dogs to the hospitals. they are wearing ids, they have ids and we take them to the chronic patients, cancer patients in the hospital to lower blood pressure and lower the risk of heart disease and stroke. it is amazing. on national tv i admit mime i am going to start looking for a dog. >> and drink my coffee. >> and i also want to add, cats -- we love cats, too. >> persian cats. >> persian cats. >> all right a couple prescriptions there, zpaugs cats. >> sound good to me. thank you. >> that is sunday house call for now. wauch us every sunday.

. >> and in sports, find out who had an ace up his sleeve at the pga events in florida. >> first on the eve of new talks with iran, u.s. secretary of state john kerry said it's unclear whether an interim deal on its nuclear program is within high speed chase. the u.s. and five other major powers will resume negotiations if with iran in switzerland. the group wants to limit iran's ability to create enough nuclear material to build an atomic bomb. they say this will be the last round having set a deadline for the deal at the end of the month. >> from the beginning these talks have been tough and they've been intense and they remain so. we've made some progress, but there are still gaps, important gaps, and important choices that need to be made by iran in order to be able to move forward. >> the united nations is prepare to go lead recovery efforts in vanuatu following one of the most powerful storms to hit the pacific nation. at least eight people were killed when cyclone pam struck the islands. entire villages have been destroyed. thein the days add it's expected to continue heading tow

he was clearly adept, he was an ace, and he was one of the most valued members of the service.rian: let's take a look at captain turner. erik: captain william thomas turner, he is the kind of guy that if you boarded the lusitania and you had any anxiety, you would look at captain turner and you would most likely feel that anxiety start to slip away. the kind of guy you would want as a captain. as a captain. he looked fit, he looked strong, he looked like a man of substance. he is someone who rode through the captain ranks. he had been a cabin boy at the age of eight and worked his way up to become one of cunard's top captain's. s. at this point it was his third stint as captain of the lusitania. they rotated captain's as they do today. brian: how many people on board? erik: another thing given the. period, had a full passenger load. and a record number of children. brian: going back to the submarine, how many did they roughly have? erik: 36 people. and six dogs. the dogs were not important at this point. brian: one of the things that popped out to me was when he said that in th

this is going to be an ace. that would be a hole in one. the three putter to lose the lead.le same club. same result. two hole in ones on the same hole. unreal. now dustin johnson. birdied 16. he's only one back of j.b. holmes. he'll find the zone. birdied four of his last five for 270. bogeyed 18 active-shot lead at the cadillac championship going into sunday's final round. >>> men's college hoops. kentucky looking to go 31-0. they had to get through florida who beat the wildcats last year. kentucky wasn't to be denied. harrison the steal and finish. kentucky wins 67-50. 31-0 for the first time in school history. >>> senior day is always special, especially for tyler adams, recruited to georgetown. expected to be the starting center. hour, he was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat and four days in his career was over. until today. on senior day adams not only started but with help from seton hall got the first bucket of the game. a one-handed jam. he would leave the game ending his basketball career in style and in front of his dad. what a special moment for this young k

you have an 80% chance of getting an ace. this has become a soliloquy, but it's so important.o you know what you pay in fees on your investments, your financial funds? the majority of folks will not be able to tell you. president obama is trying to do something about it. if you had 1% versus 3% compounded over 30 years at 7% it's almost $600,000. the person with 3% fees will have 300,000 more. you have to become an insider. charlie: i do want to go through it because i think it is important, and people are interested. tony: you have to make the game winnable. most people don't start because it is overwhelming. maybe read the paper and think you have to have 10 times your income for financial freedom. where are you going to get a 10% return in the world you are in today? so people are misled. i tell people, think of it this way. what if you could have these five things covered for the rest of your life without working. your home is covered utilities all the food for your family all transportation. if you still work for other things, but those five things are paid for, that woul

moments later a gasoline tanker slammed into that car followed seconds later by an ac transit bus. following the deaths the state passed a law banning trucks that carry flammable liquids in the tunnel except between the hours of 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. >>> a prominent group has taken action to limit the use of license plate readers. the organization of chiefs of police sent a letter to congress. they're concerned about possible legislation that would limit the use of those devices. the chiefs say electronic readers are key tools when it comes to fighting crime. critics have raised concern about privacy and about how long the data is retained. >> within the past few minutes the polls have opened for an election in israel. voters are choosing a party to lead that nation and possibly resulting in a new prime minister. ktvu's ken pritchett is here and tells us there may be an upset in the making, ken. >> reporter: recent polling suggests a familiar face. prime minister netanyahu ramped up his appearances as the vote drew near. netanyahu said there will be no palestinian state if he's reelec

she's like an ace pitcher and you know if you can get to your ace, you can win this game. the republicans have nobody to match her. >> eric, you would never have placed all your money on her, right? >> on hillary to win? >> yeah. wouldn't you spread it around a little bit? >> i'm trying to figure out why is it so important to have a first. why how about the most qualified? what about the first black female president of the united states. >> condi rice! >> she's never going to run. >> we stalked about this last year. >> i just want to be a realist. >> can we just throw it out there so many people, so many qualified women in the country. do we have to go down the path with someone with so much scandal surrounding her. >> maybe it's good thing for republicans if hillary clinton is the nominee. >> why is that? >> because she's so damaged. >> i'm sad because i think she can still win despite the damage. look, i would love to have a female president, for sure. i think it would be fantastic. i dream about it. >> are you running? >> i am not. >> kimberly for president, i like that

then we had to wait while an ac unit had to be ordered and sent here, and we were actually open before conditioning installed. and when we opened we had maybe one shelf for for each shelf one row of books. but we are open and people came in and bought. there was very little to do when you got tired of working on your house, and so we were open. while we were waiting to come down here for a whole week, i think i cried in my bed for maybe an hour or two, and then they said, okay, that's it i just got to get to work. i might as well give it the old college try again. people are always going to want to come to the beach so there always has to be people to service them and entertain them that are the year rounders. and i just couldn't see galveston dining. i thought we would come back stronger than ever and it's true. everything looks beautiful. it's got fresh paint on it and we've had the best six years ever, and every year it gets better and better. so we are very happy that we made that choice. >> this weekend booktv is in galveston, texas, with the help of our local cable partner comcas

. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an acd is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there were a lot of people standing around trying to figure what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the terrified people below and to her own perilous situation. >> seen her smiling and teetering back and forward. she was happy. she didn't realize the danger she was in. >> st. bernard stands underneath the heavy air conditioning unit that could fall on him at any moment. >> i positioned myself thinking i was in the right spot to the left at first. then the little girl went to the right side. >> with rescue vehicles

. >> an ace?we give you a eight because it will be right around where we're supposed to be for the middle of march which is where we are right now, so we've got breezy, chilly bus stop buddy we put the gloves on, because it is a little breezier, little bit of windchill out there current temperature being factor in the win it, feels even

he was clearly adept, he was an ace, and he was one of the most valued members of the service. brian: let's take a look at captain turner. tell us about him. erik: captain william thomas turner, he is the kind of guy that if you boarded the lusitania on the morning of may 1, and you had any anxiety, you would look at captain turner and you would most likely feel that anxiety start to slip away. the kind of guy you would want he isthe kind of guy you would want as a captain. he looked fit, he looked strong, he looked like a man of substance. he was a captain who had come up through the sailing ranks. he had been a cabin boy at the ridiculous age of eight and come up through the ranks of sailing ships. he had worked his way up to become one of cunard's top captains. at this point it was his third stint as captain of the lusitania. they rotated captain's as they do today. brian: how many people on board? erik: another thing given the. period, had a full passenger load. and a record number of children. the ship had about 2000 people aboard. that includes passengers and crew. and, a

edward brooke became an ac acknowledge acknowledged national treasure by using his time power, and intellect and making sure fair housing voting right, education, and justice and the promise of equality became more of a practical reality reality rather than just a lofty ideal. in one of his campaigns a boston political writer wrote brooke was a republican in a democratic state, a black in a white state, and prodsent in a catholic state and he is poor. edward brooke replied i pleaded guilty to all indictment and i continue to persevere in my campaign. brooke won. america won. that is what heroes do. they look reality in the face and persevere. the poet robert lewis stevenson happily sums up my journey of friendship and brotherhood with senator edward w brooke with these words: he has achieved success who has lived well laughed often, and loved much, who has am enjoyed the trust and respect of intelligent men and women and the love of little children who have filled his niche and accomplished his task, who has left the world better than he found it who has always looked for the best in others

we are now discovering with the greek situation what happens when you don't have an ac exit. the euro i think, was always flawed. there were two models they could take. first of all, to say, it is so important for this concept, we will do everything to make it work. they did not do that. or you could have said, it is purely an economic project, and only the countries that make the grade are allowed to join. they did not do that either. in fact, the wrong countries were allowed to join, countries that were not close to making -- and then being allowed to join, they diverge, rather than convert, creating instability in an already flawed architecture. we are living the consequences of that today. what you're getting is monetary policy that since germany, the largest economy, and i'm afraid members are too long, and history too short. the reason that i mentioned my parents boston's position is because they thought we should join the common market. i worry now that what we are getting in the euro is the ra free ration of those tensions economically that will lead many of us to the

. >> an ace? >> we give you a eight, because it will be right around where we're supposed to be for the middle of march which is where we are right now, so we've got breezy, chilly bus stop buddy, we put the gloves on, because it is a little breezier, little bit of windchill out there current temperature being factor in the win it, feels even cooler, 7:18 is our sunrise time, looking good already. so, ya, squint i casino every day today. bring those shades, 52 degrees, going to be our high temperature and our sunset time is clock 04. so, it is getting there. spring is a week from tomorrow. and it is already starting to feel like it. seven day forecast coming upment bonn kelly? >> bring it on. 7:01, good morning, everybody, a thursday, starting to see volume pop all over the place, live look, maple shade, route 73, right near fellowship road. some volume up and down 73 there, also find delays, at the intersection of 202, and route one, good morning to delaware county, painters crossing, the shoppin

an ace in the whole is they haven't commented on the euro depreciating. last year every time there was a 1% depreciation that adds to the top line of 260 million euro. that's depreciated. you'll see a big increase in sales from firms like bayer. >> and bmw. thanks for joining us, kevin. kevin kelly of recon dax etf. tyler, big story, germany outperforming the u.s. stock market. >> up 8.5% in a month. that's the kind of gain anybody can get on with. big cardiology meeting kicking off tomorrow in san diego. the focus expected to be on new drugs for cholesterol. mr. lipitor will be watching. meg terrell with the details. >> lipitor is an interesting one. there's a huge push to bring a new class of cholesterol drugs to the market. they're made by amgen, and regeneron and pfizer. this week amgen will present data on howell its drug does at reducing the risk of heart attacks and other risks. regeneron and sandfi. fooiz pfizer is competing in the space. they're expected to talk about rejenner rons and amgen's next week. actelion will have a drug for pulmonary hy

some you prefer an ac-130. my marine infantry prefer a f- f-18. the issue here is not -- we're going to be casts 10 20 50 years from now and the a-10 will not be doing it then. we need to look to moving to a future capability on a low threat and high threat battlefield and that is what we're trying to do. we're working this in terms of weapons systems weapons we can put on different platforms there is no question about our commitment to this mission and we have about 140,000 data points from the last seven years to prove it. >> mr. chair i apologize, i lost track of your name, sir what was your name again? i would love to see the studies because my understanding from past efforts to relace the a-10 in the 80s and 90s were duds and did not have the same effectiveness that the a-10 did. if you could share any of those studies to put me add ease it really did save me in a pinch and i think a lot of us infantry men would love to still have that assurance that that close air support would be available. >> so would us pilots, but unfortunately money pre

thomas edison once electrocuted an elephant to prove ac electricity was unsafe. we use it, by the way. the horseless carriage was once banned in cities. we drive cars right now. those flying contraptions. nobody said those were safe. this is the real world. find out how to deal with drones. don't ban them. >> i don't think you care about beer delivery, but what do you think about this? >> they've got to ban these drones federally before it becomes something you think you deserve like a dishwasher. these things are dangerous. there is some mechanism determining if you can fly one of these things safely. forget the potential terror problem. they are dangerous, a hazard and noisy. i don't think people should have as many cars. i think an unmanned flying vehicle doesn't deserve to be in the hands of all americans. >> you are a new yorker. >> i liken it to if you live in a nice apartment building, someone is responsible for making sure the paint doesn't peel and there's not things buzzing around the ceilings when you go to get your mail stuff like that. the united sta

. >> they were recorded on a cell phone after an accident on the ac expressway two people died including a 4-year-old boy. the family says they were escorted out of the casino hotel for no reason. yesterday an attorney filed a lawsuit against tropicana for denying the group a hotel room. they feel racial discrimination was a factor. >> to put them out of their hotel room wasn't right. it wasn't right. you banned them from the casino floor but you don't kick them out of the hotel in the middle of the night. with a 4-year-old. >> we tried to reach officials with tropicana but at this point we've not heard back. the grandmother driving the morning of the crash is still facing charges. >>> well, they're calling it a medical miracle. >> doctors revived a toddler without a pulse who nearly drowned. the 22-month-old boy back in his mom's arms. he fell into a creek and drifted downstream where a neighbor found him face down in the water. medical crews air lifted him to the hospital where doctors worked on his lifeless body. along with having no pulse, he wasn't breathing either. >> no signs of l

. >> those cries were recorded on a cell phone moments after an accident on the ac expressway last summer. two people died including a 4-year-old boy. the family says they were escorted out of the casino hotel for no reason. yesterday, an attorney filed a lawsuit against tropicana for denying the group a hotel room. they feel racial discrimination was a factor. >> to put them out of their hotel room wasn't right. it wasn't right. you ban them from the casino floor but you don't kick them out of the hotel in the middle of the night with a 4-year-old. >> we tried to reach out to officials at tropicana and haven't heard back from them. the grandmother who was driving the morning of the crash is still facing charges. >>> a make-over for monopoly. this fall 20 american cities will have spots in the u.s. edition of monopoly here and now and they will replace the names in the original 1935 game names of streets in atlantic city as you know. has borrow held a contest where fans got to vote for the city they wanted to see in the game. pierre south dakota how about that pierre south dakota received

. >>> septa ace considering an appeal after a judge order the the transit agency to run anti islamic ads. a federal judge sided with the american freedom defense initiative. he says it has a first amendment right to place ads like this on septa buses. septa refused saying they disparage muslims but judge says buses are public forums and restrictions violate the the first amendment. >> these ads are false hateful but the the first amendment protects false, hateful speech along with good speech. >> is there too much political correctness with what is going on in the middle east. my client, she speaks, you know truth to power and that is the whole point of these messages. >> and in a statement septa's expects women jerry williams says whale we respect the court's decision we are disappointed. >>> still ahead this morning a basketball fan fan learns a tough lesson about being glued tour cell phone. see what happens to her while she's in the stand. >>> preparing for the the pope, steps being taken to mack sure that the pope's visit to philadelphia is safe. >>> get those dancing shoes read

but daddy has an ace up his sleeve. it might be that little girl right there. >> that is awesome.hind him telling his dad what it is. look as the boy gets frustrated. he has no clue there is a spy behind him in his family. the daughter thinks it's hilarious. >> daddy's little girl. >> they need an intervention. there's a lack of trust. >>> no tricks here. we will show you heather nauert. a lot going on. >> certainly a lot of folks starting to prepare their taxes right now. if you are you'll want to listen to this. there is a shocking new report that claims the obama administration has shut down hundreds of free tax preparation offices around the country. they were aimed to help low income americans file their taxes. this according to the daily collar, the funds are going to volunteer tax preparation groups to political ties to president obama. a federal investigation reveals the group had a 49% error rate in 2013. >>> snow has canceled lots of school. we all know that. it is forcing a massachusetts school board to take drastic measures. in anticipation of more snow next year the s

an auto insurance quote. >>> and finally tonight, it was the case of a run away driver near seattle. police on a lookout for aceery man, an all-out hunt. not because he did something wrong, because he did a good deed. watch this. >> reporter: the surveillance video is tough to watch, that's a 4-year-old boy about to run straight into busy traffic when this good samaritan stops him in his tracks. >> you can even see him moving and reaching out, towards, to catch the kid. it was great. >> reporter: but once the little boy was safely in the hands of an officer the mystery man takes off. police were on the lookout. they "needed" to find him. he likely saved this kid's life. we need to thank him. >> reporter: they posted the video online. thousand watched but no sign of the driver in that silver car until abc's seattle affiliate komo tracked him down. >> sean deeds, like, "dirty deeds." >> reporter: more like "good" deeds, and he had no idea he was a wanted man. police say the boy somehow opened the door at home and ran outside. deeds was taking his son derek fishing and when he saw another little boy running alone,

evaluation of is he going for my gun, officers no matter what their training no matter what they may make an acental health once a hand goes for your firearm you're basically at the highest level and at that point deadly force is usually authorized. >> a lot of people are going to be quick to say this is another example of police brutality, reaching for the gun instead of using other ways to subdue a sus secretary. do you think it's too soon to even make that kind of assessment? >> we see what we see. it will be investigated i don't want to jump to any conclusions but there's major concern. when you grab for a gun i've defended cases when you are're grabbing for a gun and the officer has to use force. did you get ahold of that gun. >> was it likely the officer was in danger and did he need to be shot by three different officers? finally, mcculloch, again, i don't want to poo poo the process, it needs to be independent and needs to engender the trust and respect of the community for us to resect ultimately what they do either indict or not indict the officers involved. >> the investigation, this

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an air canada plane slid off the runway. nbc's rehema ellis is following this one for us. rehema good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. the air canada plane flight ac-6. 24 made an abrupt landing at the halifax airport in bad weather and skidded off the runway. officials say 25 people suffered minor injuries. the plane left toronto late saturday with 133 passengers and five crew members. authorities say the plane touched down in stormy conditions. the region was under a snowfall warning. passengers describe a chaotic landing. >> we were coming in to land and all of a sudden there was a big flash. it was guys on that side of the airplane said he cut off a power head. took all the power in the airport. then when that happened the plane just came down bang. >> the incident also knocked out power to the airport but power has since been restored. an airport spokesman also said that they're looking into weather conditions and whether that played a role. this is the second incident in the past week with an airbus 320. the tragic plane crash in the french alps also involved an airbus 320. this morning air canada officials say they are thankful no serious i

an accident. other than that ac expressway and garden state parkway are in good shape. so are 42 and 55 and 295.nd, a note from septa a here we have a closure or actually services suspended on manayunk norristown line due to a warehouse fire or clean up from a warehouse fire on west more land street in philadelphia. that is very latest from the the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now todd, back to you. >>> all right, thank you. >>> carol answers your pet questions in this weeks ask the the vet. >> dogs and stomach issues we've got the some help for you a clinical study you may enroll your pet pet in. we will check that out with sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision.

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industry officials say a sale will not have an impact on visitors since the resort operators long term leases will stay in place even if properties change hands. >>> acit riders in the east bay have more options to get around. starting today the agency expanded its service on 17 east bay lines. that means the popular 72r line connecting richmond and oakland now has weekend service. lines 46 and 339 will run to the oakland zoo and shack bow space and sciencer in on weekends and a couple of lines will run until midnight on saturdays in fremont. >>> time to check out the forecast. drew tuma. we say the dream is over? >> back to reality. today, much cooler than yesterday but still a rather pleasant sunday across the region. live doppler 7hd right now going to show you we have been in and of the cloud cover but the wet weather still well to the north. live doppler 7hd in northern california showing around eureka wet weather. unfortunately it's going to stay to our north. live look outside gore you shot. showing you the sunshine is soaking downtown san francisco and temperatures cooler today than this time yesterday. we're calling it from summer to spring.

an old business staying here. and hopefully we can start a trend where landlords say hey we need to keep old new york, some of these old business ace live to keep the character in new york instead of becoming a cement city. >> rocco realizes he is a rarity, an old school shoe shine shop in a city where chain retail stores have increased by nearly 2 and a half percent in center for urban future. >> and we should know those chain stores are often locally owned and franchised independently as well but the idea because they are the big brand names they can bring in business and afford higher rents. >> you mentioned a couple of other areas with similar problems and campaig there. are the campaigns effective. >> >> i think there are very grass routes in the nature. office spaced is utilized up over 75%. so the david campos is trying to protect legacy businesses established more than 30 years. he's had some progress and is moving that forward and hopefully that will take effect in that city. effective in that the word is spreading, absolutely. but as far as effecting change so far, i think they are very much in the early stages. but somet

. >> reporter: ac transit says it's more efficient and safer for the bus stop to be on the far side of an intersection. but people are now stopping in the new loading zone forcing real delivery trucks to frequently double park on the narrow street. >> then when the bus actually does come in, the bus will have no option but to go around all the traffic and then go into the oncoming traffic. >> reporter: this video shot by a building owner shows exactly that happening. and what's really angered the businesses on this block is that they were never notified in time to fight it. they say ac transit told them it was safeway's responsibility to do that. >> it's pretty disheartening. it's disappointing that, um, that it's just a mess. it's a mess. >> they are gathering signatures and speaking with berkeley city staff to see if something can be donel but they say the logical solution is to just eliminate the stop altogether. >> like you can see one bus stop to the next. you probably could throw a ball that far. >> reporter: but sometimes when you're trying to move a bureaucracy, even short distanc