the >> supervisor campos authored an amendment putting it on hold and says air b and b needs to pony up $25 million in back taxes. >> every business needs to know you have to pay your taxes in this case, air b and b has been given the red carpet and says you don't have to play by the rules. >> saying quote they're engaged in a formal process regarding back taxes and eager to discuss a resolution. like thousands of building permits, city officials are now preparing for a prrn, nearly a hundred hosts that called to make appointments with the planning department. >> there is going to be some learning curve for both public and this department. we're going to look at materials. >> in an fran abc7 news >> the health department reported its new flu death of the season. a person under age 65 who had not been vaccinateed. you can stay home from work or school, cough or sneeze into your elbow or sleeve and wash hands thoroughly and often. >> more than a dozen cal doctors in white coats picketed today taking part in a one-day strike involving 120 physicians at all ten university of california st

the >> supervisor campos authored an amendment putting it on hold and says air b and b needs to pony up $25 million in back taxes. >> every business needs to know you have to pay your taxes in this case, air b and b has been given the red carpet and says you don't have to play by the rules. >> saying quote they're engaged in a formal process regarding back taxes and eager to discuss a resolution. like thousands of building permits, city officials are now preparing for a prrn, nearly a hundred hosts that called to make appointments with the planning department. >> there is going to be some learning curve for both public and this department. we're going to look at materials. >> in an fran abc7 news >> the health department reported its new flu death of the season. a person under age 65 who had not been vaccinateed. you can stay home from work or school, cough or sneeze into your elbow or sleeve and wash hands thoroughly and often. >> more than a dozen cal doctors in white coats picketed today taking part in a one-day strike involving 120 physicians at all ten university of california st

i appreciate what my colleagues from uber and air b & b lyft and potential regulation of their services and the need to collaborate at the local level, and i wholeheartedly endorse them to do that. also with the reality that there are very entrenched economic interests that have every desire to put startups like that out of business and they work actively and have political power and engage in many ways the worst type of regulatory models the -- we want to have a level playing field is the classic example. then therefore we should have these unnecessary burdens placed upon new entrants that have nothing whatsoever to do with the service that is underlying that and i'm pleased to see what the german people are responding, and signing up at 592% increases because it is actually what people want, and i would just make sure that as many of these companies i advocate you try to get in early and inoculate yourself and try to make sure that you find the regulators that are not only captive but that understand what is going on because what happens in the end is, it's an example of fraternity ha

and b. air p and p. it has no affiliation. people in new orleans new york and san francisco are now renting their toilets. this article comes from the "new york post." a lofty style bath almost from $1 in convenience to $20 in little italy. you no longer have to be stranded. i am not sure i would take them up on that offer. >> hold it until you get home. thank you for the business round-up. coming up next, it is web news. >> hello there and welcome to web news with our pick of the stories making the online headlines. coming up on today's show, a canadian artist makes a portrait for the and original women's. a paraplegic's new legs, and a u.s. police officer getting down to taylor swift. >> part-time illustrator evan monday has been sketching and inking portraits of canada's missing and murdered aboriginal women, showing one per day. indigenous women are four times more likely to be murdered than non-indigenous women. his sketches have been met with mixed reactions online. while many approve of the project, saying it is raising

ride sharing services uber and lindt facing global opposition. today, home sharing start air b&b's fight to city hall. city council members heard testimony from a variety of groups. air b&b members, the mayor special enforcement and tenants who say the service is exacerbating the affordable housing crisis in the city. >> when you take the whole building we don't know if those would have been rent regulated units. if you're taking one or two units in the building for instance, that impacts the he quality of life for the other residents in the building. >> reporter: in fact the report released last fall eric sneiderman said nearly 75% of air b&b rentals in the city are illegal. air b&b said it's fine to weed out illegal hotels but stands to benefit by legalizing the services. the start-up claims it generated 768$768 million in economic activity and guest paid $330 million in sales tax and money spent at local businesses in new york city alone. supporters say they don't mind taxes or regulations. they just want to see them made clear and want to be a part of the conversation. >> s

and his life drew the line to giving over their house to air b and b. ou and then you find that everything about the economy. air b and b when it first launched you couldn't get a venture capitalist to look at it. now valued at $13 billion which is half the size of hilton which actually owns hotels. >> anybody use air b and b here? sam, you're a millennial. i know that because you're in four fantasy football leagues, you play xbox all day. what is air b and b like? are you into this sharing economy? i say that about my son, just joking. >> let me just pause for a second and absorb all of those criticisms. i've used air b and b. i really enjoyed the service. obviously depends on whose house or apartment you end up with. there's another user feedback to get a sense of where you're going. pictures and everything. >> try to sexually assault you? >> what are you talking about? >> geez, if they had i wouldn't talk about it on air, either. but, no that didn't happen. we went to a bar actually in new jersey. got to rehn out the bar. it was great. another element

and b, you know that bed and breakfast search app which is called airu the closest available bathroom and the price that the person will charge you to use it and if you agree on the price the person will contact you, tell you where the bathroom is. you get to go and then, you know, you're walking around happy again. it was launched just under a year ago in new orleans after the city council there outlawed port a pot tease on the parade route during mardi gras which i'm sure posed a bit of a problem for some people. air p and p. >> new york is full of crazy people. buy a cup of coffee. there are a million coffee shops. use the coffee shop bathroom. >>> it's 5:27. we continue to gather details on a nightmarish scene along a midwest highway. an overpass collapses and crews are combing through the crumbled cocky concrete. more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪♪ what were you expecting... a little garnish? introducing longhorn's bold flavors, bold price for $12.99. the fire grilled triple bacon sirloin. the shiitake truffle mushroom sirloin. or the g

. >> molly from air b and b.or the most part not entirely, sharing economy companies are really dealing with regulations that have absolutely nothing to do with the internet. airbnb, all of the regulatory issues that we're working on around the world have to do with the issues -- the laws that are hosts that people who rent out their homes have to comply with in their moon pat which has nothing to do with the internet. it enabled the host and morro indicationly than ever before. and land use in our case is regulated at the local level and there's really no way around that. and land use laws have very good reasons to exist. they protect safety, many other things that we as a platform rely on thank goodness airbnb live in homes that are safe for them to live in and safe for their guests. it makes us more complicated to operate in 35,000 cities around the world to advocate on behalf of the hosts but again i would echo uber's perspective. we have to work collaboratively with these cities to figure it out and hopefull

air b&b, this time in new york. hearing before the new york city council set for tonight. several residents are expected to testify that illegal rentals have been driving out tenants and hurtingliving conditions. air b&b allows people to list their apartments for travelers looking for a place to stay. >>> san francisco just passed a new law regulating air b&b rentals. the new law restricts rentals to permanent residents and lists entire home rentals to 90 days a year. people wanting to rent out rooms have to register with the city and if they want to list their rooms on the site like air bnb the city will notify landlords first. >>> fingers are crossed and good luck charms ready in sunnyvale as engineers hope for clear skies and good rocket ride for their satellite. scott mcgrew you know about this. >> doesn't seem mathematical, does it? they sometimes wear the shirt for each launch. at nasa they have beans for breakfast. the folks at lockheed martin gathering around the muof site, it will launch on the back of the atlas flight in florida, actually this afternoon 4:30 our time, delivering mobile phone data and connections to soldiers on the battlefield. >>> google reportedly

. >> you guys had a hack-a-thon in a scenario and renting out a place on air b & b and i want the tenant to have a good, one-time key and my home and automation system and send them the key within two miles for the code. they open it up and when they leave, the geofence says they're gone and can't get in using that anymore. how far is that from reality? >> that was developed over the last 48 hours by a hack-a-thon team that did an amazing job. we have the capabilities in the cloud with programming interfaces and the young people come in and develop application that is are just unbelievable. in this case, we send the key to the person renting the house and with a proximity sensor, that person opens the door. you don't have to get it from another place. you do it all through software over the connectivity we provide customers and just amazing. another invention that came up in the same hack-a-thon, jon, people who snooze while driving so they have the unsnoozer app developed for us that makes a facial picture and detects when you're beginning to nod and change and then sends a message to y

speaking of the of the big apple new yorkers are renting out their toilets through an air b and b inspired app shows the closest available bathroom and the price to use it. if the user agrees to the price the app instandly contacts the owner of the bathroom and do you know who would be a big fan of this app? george cost stanza. >> yeah. >> i think they should have made in one number two on your list. >> or number one. >> thank you, erin. >>> 6:27. >> chewing gum is playing a role in a police investigation at a pennsylvania college campus. >> it center ons a basketball player's sudden death. "action news" will be right back in a minute. >> ♪♪ 99 cents. that's all it takes to get a refreshing deal at dunkin' donuts. just because it's cold out doesn't mean you can't enjoy any sized iced tea or iced coffee. just 99 cents all month long. america runs on dunkin'. ♪♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. >> ♪♪ crews have identified strange smell that sent six families into the cold morning air in south philade

it means new york, air b and b. hotels uber chipotle. >> how many golf courses do uyou own?> i'm a member in a country called chula vista 10 minutes from the mexican border, san diego. it is very extensive. >> i do not believe you are middle class. >> what i want to tell you is everybody has in the hand the power to jump in front of lines with an aoububer around has the power to use hotels tonight. they can spend less money. >> the question i think do the -- the people the president will target with the pregame interview sunday are people that are in cities that don't have access to uber around have not heard of air b and b. that is important between the both but with all due respect middle class incomes have been falling and i'm not sure they have the disposable income -- >> i have disposable income to stay at a nice hotel. i choose to use uber and eat at chipotle and shake shack. these are all middle class opportunities. >> did you saeuy buffalo wild wing wings because of the c.e.o. >> the pizza rev thing will be interesting. >> i don't think the internet has done for the

. >>> and some new yorkers are now renting out their toilets. yes, toilets through an air b b inspired app called air p & p the app shows closet available bathroom and price to use it if a user agrees to the price the app instantly contacts owner of the bathroom. air p & p lunched under a year ago in new orleans after the city out lawed port potties on the parade route of mardi gras. >> you think tickets are cheaper than last year for super bowl? they've been selling $down 20% compared to same day last year. the reason for the drop, seat geek said due to patriots super bowl fatigue. >> much more coming up on "action news" this morning. a look over sky6hd center city live team coverage of nor'easter blanketsing our region for snow, ice, rain, stay with us, we'll be right speeds so files go out in a snap. call today to get $200 back when you switch to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $200 back. just call 1.888.774.4418 today. papa:sometimes, in football, you go for 2. sometimes, in pizza, you get 2 without even trying. get a large

. >> reporter: fish up to couple rents out bedrooms in their home through online services like air b and rooms almost every night. >> germany italy france. >> the usual night about 85 bucks. but for the papal visit the house that sleeps 10 is going for a thus san dollars a night. >> we're hoping that someone takes advantage of not only coming to philadelphia for the world meeting of families but then they stay a few days before and a few days after. >> reporter: it's one of hundreds of rental properties we found listed online for the pope's visit to the world meeting of families in september. like this five bedroom mainline mansion going for $12,000 for the week. you want to be closer to the action? how about this two bedroom, 950 square foot lost. the price tag a staggering 30 grand for the week. >> with private home i mean you'll get amenities you can cook you can you know bring people in, you know, if you have whole family staying at a house it will be upping private for them as well. >> reporter: with only 11,000 hotel rooms in the city, the archdiocese of philadelphia says many host

. >> also, first air b and b now uber, meet the newest economy, spin lister. >> this is not your dormshow you how one company is using its noodle to change what we know about this beloved dish. >> all that plus your eye opener, the dish, and music in our saturday session, just ahead, on cbs this morning. saturday. >> i lived on raman and easy mac in college. you know? >> totally different. >> completely different, all right, we'll tune in, thanks, good. 6:46. a man says he's determined to swim in the ocean every day for a year. but this isn't warm florida waters. he's in new jersey, and he says he'll be there no matter how frigid the water gets this winter. carla, was there for his daily polar plunge. >> it is a blustery 26 degrees out. the ocean clock is just 46 degrees. >> the wind that really makes it feel cold, when it is not windy out i really have no problem. >> doug maday doesn't believe in wet suit either. fifty year old from island height wears only swim trunks. >> i am cold. >> ocean county car deem err has been doing this polar plunge in seaside park every day since septemb

but the civil air patrol provided these brave men and women with a chance to serve for , a chance to do something for the war effort. a short time later, virgil joined the army air force as a b-26 mechanic, but not before spending a couple years the trolling the coast of texas. after the war, he sounded west coast airlines and settled in las vegas. virgil sadly passed away three months ago. it is a shame that he and so many brave volunteers are not with us today to receive this honor. alexander hamilton said, there is a certain enthusiasm in liberty that makes human nature rise above itself and act in acts of bravery and heroism. that's true. the american people are thankful for the enthusiasm that drove the civil air volunteers to protect our homeland. for those of you are today thank you for your service. this honor is long overdue. to those no longer with us their acts of bravery and heroism will never be forgotten. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [applause] >> let me thank my colleagues for their words. of course, all of their efforts have made this day possibl

in a statement, air b&b says they are already engaged in a formal process with the treasurer's office regarding back taxes ander to discuss a resolution. the supervisors' hearing is next month. the planning department is ramping up for the registration process which starts monday. >> we received thousands and thousands of applications a year for some kind of building activity. so if this is -- this is really another component of that. >> reporter: in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. abc7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >>> she didn't deserve it. >> a brother's grief and anger over the death of his little sister. how she got caught in a terrible crash and what police are doing to prevent it from happening again. >>> plus -- [ gunfire ] >> towing a stolen suburban that thieves used to crash into a museum and steal gold nuggets. you can't make this stuff up. are the glass doors the men drove through work more than what was taken? >>> and the nightmare that had a teenager wrongly sitting in juvenile hall for six months.

. >>> people who live in san francisco and rent out their home to travelers using air b & b have the first of next month to register with the city. san francisco requires hosts to register with the planning department in person. that is because they must show proof that they are permanent residents of the city and lived at their current addresses at least two months. they also have to pay a $50 and sign an affidavit acing they will comply with time limits on all guest rentals. >>> uber says it has a bigger market share in san francisco than all of the taxi companies combined. uber ceo says it's on base to earn $1.5 billion. it expects to triple the number of rides. >>> eating while driving is what many of uses do. one man was pulled over. and now he has a beef i didn't write this -- with the police department. madison turner pulled into the mcdonald's drive through and orders a double quarter pounder with cheese and drove off. >> not tweeting nor skypeing nor playing video games. >> just driving down the road. >> and eating his quarter pounder. turner told the officer he would put do

people who live in san francisco and rent out their homes to travelers using air b & b you have untilh the city. but don't expect to sign up online. san francisco requires those hosts to register with the planning department in person. that is because you have to show proof you are a permanent residence of the city and you have lived at your current address at least two months. you also have to pay a $50 fee and sign an affidavit saying you will comply with all time limits. >>> uber is going public with some of its financial numbers. they say they have a bigger market share in san francisco than all of the taxicab companies combine preponderance it's on pace to earn $1.5 billion in the bay area. and expects to triple the amount of rides prom sided from last year. uber ceo says it's growing even faster in new york city and london. >>> coming up next details of an earthquake that rocked part of monterey county. >> also a warning for boaters -- why extremely high tides are to blame. ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let

has a nice feel and curving profile that provides light and air and more open face to the 3 public facades and acts its it way in transition to b and so building b consists of a line of townhomes in the next slide those are about 3 feet set back you get a nice continuous terrace and the stack of two-story bays on top of that horizon frame the next slide public department of transportation waited by a piece that encaps the lobby lodge and that's the central place the gathering areas for the push mid block on that site next slide the section you see the central practice these and it con strict the street and kaumgz the street and compliments the landscape footage next slide and to dan. >> daniel with solomon architect we're the architects for the northern section of the warehouse it's called a we've destined that as what we call a finger plan 3 particularly bars around the squared up and down the street along the freeway our design resonates with the qualities that gives dog patch pittsburgh that's special charm in several ways it picks out the the rhythms of the neighborhood vertically propositional to the neighborhood it replic

and that can apply to air b&b type assets or any other good and service. it could be your car sitting idle, it could be at home, it could be the dress you wore this week that you're knot going to wear next week. >> one of the things google and other companies are trying to do is make the entire business transaction friction-free. we get it to you and, boom. that velocity, increasing the velocity of that transaction benefits the entire ecosystem of payers, credit card processers obviously, the advertiser, obviously, the ultimate manufacturer and hopefully, the consumer. >> very cool. are there any aspects of google's culture when you look back you wish had been different or you would do differently the next time around? >> well for me i think all of the errors that we've made the core error was in taking too long to do something or allowing something to go on for too long. you'll remember wave right? a team of ours brought out wave, we launch it, every month the product goes down and down and down. the traffic get going down and down and down. and during th

and signature intelligence. it was a modified b-29 the same type of bomber used to drop bombs in hiroshima and nagasaki. this was modified to take air samples around the world to try to find out if there are any fissfis fission products in the air. this discovered the bomb test days after it was done by picking up excess radiation, excess fission byproducts as it flew a racetrack pattern in the pacific ocean. immediately the united states got this information. secretary of defense lewis johnson didn't believe it at first. he couldn't come to grips with the fact the soviet union had developed the bomb long before anyone assumed they would do so. truman also could not believe that the soviets were now a nuclear power. he very famously said "i couldn't understand how "those asiatics were able to match what we had done so quickly." after 90% of u.s. atomic physicists looked at the data brought back by this one flight, they concluded, without any real equivocation, yes, the soviet union had in fact detonated their first atomic bomb. so truman had no choice but to accept this and to announce to the american public in september that the ar

streets in norristown this morning after a gas leak sent dangerous fumes into the air and into businesses. that leak has been fixed bh there's still some work to do. >>> first the president, now the vp, live as the democratic national convention wraps up a week in philadelphia with vice president joe biden. >>> and we are warmer this morning, though a few of you may see flurries out the door. bill henley says snow is falling in part of the area. but it's the cold air that's coming that all of us need to get ready for. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." >> it was a little bit warmer today but that's not going to last. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. >> good morning. right now it is 35 degrees here at nbc 10. that is indeed warmer than yesterday by a big margin. most of the area running 10 to 20 degrees warmer. but it's still cold enough in the pocono mountains for some light snow. we are seeing light snow showers off to the north and west. meantime in delaware and south jersey, it is rain and some light snow. you can see the snow has popped up in eastern cum

holland is skilled and experienced with thousands of hours in the b-52. but he's known to take risks in violation of air safety regulations. >> bud having a reputation of knowing the aircraft very well. i think that that's kind of how he saw the boundaries was if he could, you know, make it do something, it had a new boundary. >> the air show flight plan calls for a complicated series of low-altitude passes. 60-degree banked turns. a steep climb. and a touch-and-go runway landing. everything is going well until the crew nears the final sequence. the bomber sweeps in low above the runway, and holland enters into a tight, steeply banked turn. >> that's fantastic. look at this. >> as spectators look on, the airplane banks past 90 degrees [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. no! >> oh, my god. >> the b-52 nose dives and explodes. >> my mom collapsed next to me and just kind of couldn't take the shock of the moment. >> oh, my god. >> but the only thing i could think of was run toward the crash and run toward dad. >> an enormous cloud of smoke and fire billows into the air above the crash site which is just 50 yards fro

and plows. thousands of flights have been canceled. travelers grounded, their plans up in the air. >> we've got trains planes and automobiles to get us home. i know at some point we'll get there. >> b first, they have to ride out the blizzard of 2015. bryan mohr nbc news. >>> we just heard from spotles vain ya county schools have canceled class for tomorrow. >> interesting. >> icy and treacherous road conditions out there. >> it really is. again, this was a huge storm for us but it doesn't take a lot when temperatures are below freezing. snow's coming down and temperatures in the upper 20s. all the roads are being snow covered and, yes, wse problems around our area. let's show you what's happening outside as we do look outside. there you go. that's what you're looking for. storm team 4 radar. montgomery county fairfax county have been hit hard for about the last four or five hours. montgomery county and frederick county have reported some areas seeing close to 3 inches in the last couple of hours. most of the rest of the region including d.c. another inch fairfax county another inch leesburg some places a little bit more than that. you ca see what's happened o two hours. a wide exp

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now, take an i weigh these snow and the, later in the day, because eventually warm air moves in, and it turns everything a over to rain, but belt anything, even if it had a chance to stick. 7:00 a.m. clouds building. by noon though that snow could be picking up for youment maybe slick travel at midday, then just raining the whole rest of the day. that's your warmfront cold front sunday, and that's essentially going to be all day event of clouds, dreary, showers, but also warmest day of the next seven. look how we crash back, monday and tuesday tuesday clipper systems comes along at least the possibility for some snow showers. but more than anything, really reinforces the cold. vittoria? >> thank you so much. katie, good morning everyone, still a beautiful ride out there. i really i feel like coy just put my feet up on the traffic desk, because there is not too much to mention at all. traveling out and about specifically on the majors, as well as our bridges. we take a look at the roosevelt, not too far away from the schuylkill it doesn't matter where you are headed southbound, northbound, to and from away from 76, maybe thro

and takeover the 15th air force in january of '44. >> host: and he was shot down in the pacific and survived six days at sea. >> guest: he was on a b-17 bomber that got lost and ran out of fuel. he wasn't shot down. he survived that ordeal and emerged stronger than other. >> host: and wasn't he on the force that was haunting pancho villa? >> guest: yes he was. at that point he was still a national guardsman and was on persian's expedition for a few weeks. >> host: let's return to the war. the steep learning curve and stiff resistance in high attrition rate was shocking that they experienced early and throughout the war. talk a bit about that. >> guest: just a short course in pre-war and army air force doctrine. the air force school generated plans and doctrines that were spread throughout the army and they came up with a four engine high altitude bomber that was supposed to be able to fend off enemy interceptions without the use of friendly-fire escourtsrts. and until well into world war ii we had no long range escort fighters and that concept of the self-defending bomber came up against northern europe in 1943 and the attrition was

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i went to kendall air force base in florida and went through the 26 training and they kept me there as a btoed target pilot. what that meant was i would go up with a crew of four and fly out over the gulf and a pattern. the b 24's would fly by with their young gunners and they would fire live ammunition with color-coded bullets. a couple of times they hit the tale of my airplane but lucky god was on my side and i landed safely for top that was what i did until we were disbanded in december of 1944 when they had enough male pilots to do those jobs. >> these women were coming from all across the country experiencing conditions they had never experienced before. they were roomed in barracks that had to base with six women to a bay. living quarters were tight. they each had a bed, there were two sinks, two commodes, not a lot of room, and that's where they lived. not very glamorous. same kind of conditions men pilots were being trained in. after seven months of training and 210 hours of flying, the women graduated. when they earn their silver wings, which is what most have said they wanted tho

not as concerned about this one it's 't' will travel to our north, b it's strong, and when it travels to the north it brings up milder air, we're looking at milder shower by evening on thursday, that's it. so tomorrow morning plenty cold 17 gaithersburg, 18 leesburg these might be high, 20 in manassas, 22, la plata over to annapolis 20. a cold, cold start now by 9:00, not much better, temperatures still low 20s pretty much across the board mid 20s downtown by lunch time, beautiful day outside looking out anyway, 28 you're going to need everything, coat temps will fall quickly again, in the suburbs by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow and freezing downtown and we're probably heading for the teens once again tomorrow night. so for tonight a clear to partly cloudy, we're going to call it windy certainly breezy, very cold, more 24 downtown but 20 in rockville leesburg, lateensville and even over by the water temperatures in the mid 20s tomorrow morning plenty of sunshine but breezy and cold, 18 to 33, so it's going to take until about lunch time to get us above freezing by afternoon, mostly sunny but breezy and still cold, 34, 38, wind out

the unpaid volunteers of the civil air patrol who provided extraordinary combat and humanitarian services and a -- in a time of need for the nation. as the sun of a b-17 bomber in europe and a world war ii veteran, i am especially proud to be here to honor the veterans that are with here -- that are with us here today. my dad was a hero, and so are you, too. many of you flew dangerous missions, using your own aircraft to attack enemy submarines, cargo transport, search and rescue, fire patrols, disaster relief, and medevac. notably, the civil air patrol served as a pioneering opportunity for our nation's women to serve in uniform, including one i want to notice today, a 92-year-old civil air patrol pilot who was here with us today and conduct ed surveillance flights over the gulf of mexico to spot enemy submarines. at this time, i would like to take a moment to recognize jane and ask her to please stand. [applause] >> jane actually went to high school with my father. believe it or not. while we were at the world war ii memorial, jane and i read a quote that said, "women who stepped up were measured as citizens of the nation, not as women. this was

and because it is so cold, with that nice cold dome of air in place it also means it is the lighter, fluffy variety of snow which will a accumulate quickly but b below and drift like, you know, it is really just going to completely reduce your visibility. so below quarter mile visibility not without question and absolutely hazardous travel. we can time this out little bit more specifically for you. the snow does begin throughout, finding it now but will continue through midday, i would say generally pick up one two maybe up to 3 inches out of the first part of this, that's just your clipper. then, that clipper takes on life of its own and becomes that monster nor'easter. so heavier snow picking up, i would say as early as evening rush turning in with some of the real strong winds along the way too, and i would say gusts in the city anyway as high as 35 miles per hour, but by tomorrow, throughout the course of the day that snow will be tapering. we are talking general six to 12 inches for the city of philadelphia. but as go out toward the shore points, a full-on blizzard takes shape for ocean and monmouth counties, looking at well over a foot i

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you know flight plan is just an agreement between air traffic control to fly between point "a" and point "b." so i don't see them blocking this particular route by any means. >> and doctor? >> i mean i think that the actions and the investigation on the water -- on the surface of the ocean and under the ocean really are disconnected with what goes on in the airspace. you know really what's going on down you know at sea level right now is completely different and i don't think has any impact. >> we'll leave it right there. doctor, les, thanks so much to both of you gentlemen. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up a look outside. the wake of slain nypd officer wenjian lue in a very rainy brooklyn new york. the city's mayor just attending that private service. how was he greeted? that's next. tripadvisor not only has millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions but checks hundreds of websites, so people can get the best hotel prices. to plan, compare & book the perfect trip visit tripadvisor.com today. >>> a live look right now in brooklyn where mourners have been lining up in a heavy

, about the footprint lowering aspect of these activities and at the moment we don't really know much about how true those claims are. air bers b just did a study. so, i think we are going to be doing more and more carbon accounting in coming decades and i think this is an area where the whole industry could get out in front in theory it should be a good, happy story to tell. and also to be a model for the kind of putting these accounting systems into place and being kind of pro-active about it. i think would be really fantastic. >> it's interesting i've never encountered a politician who isoptin know vacation, and very -- anti-innovation and very few are anti-internet and yet innovation as we know has affects, has consequences. we talked about a lot of them. it can be disruptive. it can cause a shift in the work force. and the difficulty that a lot of us are engaged in public policy are engaged in, is that often times there's a quick reaction from policymakers oh, we were for innovation until we started seeing these disruptive effects. now we need put the brakes on that. i think that these are all valid questions. look we have

>> live from abc seven b center this is abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. >> yesterday's snow left that are cold air behind and the blustery winds will only make it feel that much colder. a windchill advisory is in effect. we will get to that in a moment. that we begin with a developing story out of paris. a manhunt is on the way for three gunman who killed and dozen people. let's go to karen travers who joins us live with the latest. >> good afternoon. there is a massive manhunt underway for the three gunman french authorities say are responsible for today's horrific attacks stop security experts say this is a harsh reality and reminder that it is difficult to defend against attacks like this and similar ones can happen anywhere, including here in the u.s. france is on high alert after a horrific terror attackt at least a dozen dead. around noon local time, three masked gunmen stormed the french satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." witnesses say they hear the attackers shouting "god is great" in arabic. this man said it was as if we were in a state of four. the dead include 10 "charlie hebdo" staffers and two

on that deployment, her air wing consisted of four squadrons of f-18s and ea 6 b squadron hawkeye squadron, and numerous helicopters. in 50 years, including 27 deployments, i counted 43 different type model series of aircraft that flew off that aircraft carrier's decks. with missions as diverse as air warfare, strike anti-submarine warfare, surface warfare, logistics, surveillance, and search and-4 one ship 57 years, 27 deployments, 43 different types of aircraft. the effectiveness of this ship revolved around its unique ability to adapt its primary weapons system the air wing, to the threats it would face. it does not do this on an ad hoc basis, it does this by design. i cannot put this any more simply. nothing we manufacture to defend our country has a better return on investment. with the ford class aircraft carrier the navy will purchase one ship every five years for 50 years. using constant dollars, the entire ten-ship class comprises less than .05% of every dollar spent on defense this those 20 years. for this we get the world's most lethal and flexionable war machine. a sovereign ai

b-52s and we're going to flatten. if they want to play this way with us we have to be very hard with them. >> americans have been beheaded. the u.s. has conducted airrikes and failed to take them out. it's not like they haven't tried. >> no no not of the quantity i'm talking about. we send 50 b-52s over there, i think they will stop killing americans that way. >> general marx, what do you think? >> clearly this administration has not upped the ante it would include a much greater use of military force and essentially an air campaign of some sort. clearly the issue in my mind is as governance collapses and seen as broadly in the mid east the abilities of government to establish themselves legitimately and our governments inability to really maintain a leadership ability to influence activity activities and affect activities elsewhere, ngos work and start to provide good services and activities where the governments can't. you end up with aide workers that are held hostage. the question becomes are these folks afforded the same type of protections as you would a soldier or service member? >> that's a key question when you put it that way. what do you

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b, windshield washer fluid or c, air in the tires? >> our friend charles says b, windshield washer fluid. they might pour something in the wrong spot. we'll have more of your responses and the correct answer in 30 minutes. >>> education and house are are among the goals of the new mayor who will take office a little later today. i'll have a live report coming up. >> reporter: we're commuter rail station, the marc rail station where there are major delays to tell you about. the brunswick east train is canceled anded boyds 870 is on a ten-minute delay all due to a police investigation by montgomery county police there. here right now investigating what happened when an adult male was hit and killed by a teenage. we'll have much more in -- killed by a train. we'll have much more in a live report. for now back to you in the studio. >> thank you, nikki. >>> searchers have recovered more victims from airasia flight 8501 from the java sea bringing the count to about 16. four of those victims have been identified and returned to their families. investigators say bad weather is making the effort very difficult. so far there's been no sign of the plane's flight data and cockpit v

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