time voters would know what a future outside that would actually look like but few people believe bridge city can be stopped. stephen grey is determined. to tell men to stop. every day he said stop shop right opposite parliament he's taking time off work until he achieves his goal that is the lords every window is one of the lord's offices they. are not going to let them forget we're here with a new study suggests that some who voted for breakfast now regret their decision that's extra motivation for stephen breyer and others like him should there be another vote for the people they're going to have an end goal they're going to see a charge of what they are actually voting for there has been a slight shift in public opinion and marginally more people would now vote to stay within the e.u. however the shift has not been dramatic enough to persuade many m.p.'s here in the house of parliament to actively campaign for a second referendum. it would be up to members of parliament to pass legislation for another referendum vera hobhouse is a liberal democrat m.p. her party is one of the smaller ones

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all the cities in northwest arkansas have their own vibe, they are just bridges between each city. to the university of arkansas has a big footprint here with the student population and everything that comes with having a university in a town, all the benefits that brings. but walmart also really works to serve northwest arkansas. >> where are we now? >> we are on the university of arkansas campus. there are 20 south -- 27,000 students who go here. our numbers grow every year, which impacts everything to do with the economy of fayetteville and northwest arkansas in general. >> diversity. talk to me about the city's diversity. what is the makeup? >> in northwest arkansas and in fayetteville, what you will find in general is -- because of the university, it is diverse and eclectic. in washington county, just to the north in springdale, that has an enormous latino population. a lot of our efforts here in northwest arkansas are to figure out the bridges between the caucasians, the african-americans, the latino populations. 1948l integration was in and the university of arkansas admitte

live look at ben franklin bridge, city sky line looking good, live look at i-95 right here near phillyheading down to the airport this morning, no problems or delays getting there, we are looking goodwills on the tote board for arrivals and departures. that is good news, if you are traveling today, couple closures near olde city, chestnut blocked from fourth over to the second as a result of the fire from a week and a half ago, and right out front here market street shut down between third and fourth, water department crews definitely down in the hole there, so, vehicle traffic is detoured as they are at the moment allowing the septa buses to roll through. we will see how that, lasts for the rest of the morning and spring schedule in place here for all of the septa city and suburban bus lines, your forecast for your tuesday, i think you'll like it. hang tight. sueby's here in 15 seconds >>> we are starting off fascinate by what is going on right south side our door here with the giant hole in the middle of market street, wonder what they are looking at down there? but lets get to the p

i'm want to update you on this accident we had involving a tractor-trailer on i-95 southbound at bridge city how jammed we still are southbound here at cottman so watch for a slow go. two new accidents just popped up. it's been busy today. one in oaklyn camden county on the white horse pike. other in gloucester city on 130, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> a man was taken into custody with police. they left him in a room with the cameras running. and this is what they caught. he didn't do a very good job. police in nebraska just released that it is video of thomas hartman in an interrogation room from last october. cameras caught him stacking a chair on the table and sticking his hands into the ceiling. officers were watching and taping. a tech later found what hartman had been trying to hide, a bag of cocaine. >> a nudist community in florida is angry over a mail carrier's refusal to deliver mail inside their gates. most of the mail is placed in mailboxes outside the eden rv resort in hudson but residents say one carrier refuses to deliver packages inside the park because she is offended

knot of the bridge the city of sausalito is responding. >> we had one that went in through an open door and down a hallway. >> they say the council voted unanimously to restrict drones from following people, flying within 25 feet of houses or violating someone's privacy. >> for me personally it's not something i can follow. >> a photographer in montgomery flies drones for a living. >> in a day i might be flying in five or six different areas. >> they say state laws already govern. >> what we need is stronger legislation. we are urging congress to pass stronger legislation on drone operators. >> i asked the vice mayor why they needed new rules if the rules are already on the books. he said it would be a question for the police department which brought up this issue last week. our calls to the police department have not been returned. nbc bay area news. >> thapgs, mark. >> the newest in high-tech satellite is being built right here. we got an exclusive look earlier today. it is being built for noah. it will track major weather events. scientists showed us how the satellite's data can help

over on my side this is the off ramp getting toward the bridge. citye still goingtaiz to see some recovery. let's look at your map. this is backed up becauset>l of crash over towardgsl5tennison. only the right lane remains blocked. we had the crash involving up to five vehicles. improvement, but still one lane blocked and the jam as folks are coming out of hayward and heading down through where ethan is right about here. another crash reported at the san mateo toll plaza, sounds like it's over on the shoulder. south of there things are dry but rains coming down. north of there we do have the slower drive toward the bay bridge. here is that ri toll plaza. as kari showed you on the radar that rain was hammering over the last few minutes, just starting to ease up a little bit. look how wet it is and that rain still falling, guys. be careful. >>> 6:33. developing this morning police are searching for the gunman involved in a deadly triple shooting on the peninsula. it happened in broadmoor and san mateo county near daly city. two people were killed, a th

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the major bridge shut down outside new york city. the passenger plane skidding on a taxiway. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed. the ripple effect coast to coast. and the new storm watches are already up tonight. >>> the white house shakeup. the senior white house official to resign, following allegations made by two of his ex-wives, detailing alleged abuse. >>> also tonight, after the president said, let's have a shutdown several different ways, tonight, senate leaders come up with their own plan to avert it. >>> the deadly police shooting playing out on a major highway. the suspect opening fire, then speeding down the wrong way of the highway, leading to multiple collisions.

assist the quick missions helping kurdish fighters against islamic state no one has said man bridges a city that could be next where this could bring the turkish forces into direct conflict with those of the united states take a listen to how much this worries the americans we would call on certainly on the turks to not take any actions of that sort don't want them to engage in violence but we want them to keep focused on isis now turkey and the united states of course our nato allies they have been for decades but in this particular conflict they support sides which are diametrically opposed and certainly when the fight against isis may well be over that conflict those tensions in northern syria are unfortunately only at the very beginning of what could be a long and difficult drawn out process. we ask a middle east expert i risk whether the deadly incident could lead to further escalation by turkey in syria. i think that the turks the turkish president of russia. already intends to escalate so i don't think that this particular incident will be used as a kind of justification as we heard

all area bdg in good shape, it's mild, we have a few people coming up over the ben frali bridge into the city nicely. >> one day after a gunman armed with an went on a deadly rampage students, parents andnity memgathered to r victims. >> while detaiman charged in t. thousands attended a candle light vigil to honor the memory of the 17 people who were killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. some of sobbed openly as the names were read all the victi i students, 3 most movin speech ws grieving was supposed to be safl and wife is ood husband and father. >> we took many studentsour hon he would give money, rides, he loved being around kids. >> hick son was a navy reservist and deployed to iraq t was his >> o coverage of toting 6abc.com, wll have a live parkle half read stories on ourte and learn to tragedy with young children. >> aou girl riding her bike on the sidewalk was camden. an elderly driver lost control of his car and hit the young girl. >> reporter: the young girlamdee probably unusually warm weather we had yesterday. she w by a car riding her bike. the suv turned side on the sid

.>>> the city council has approved a measure to spend half $1 million for 13 license plate cameras installed at bridges, and city line and they voted to change policy regarding how the information will be used, who views it and deny access to federal immigration officials and supporters say they can be a valuable crime-fighting tool but opponents are concerned about privacy. crime rose 12 1/2% last year.>>> fox 2 news at 6:30 pm is up next with the city working to help city dumping.>>> a new camera system that has been installed to fix the problem and whether the system is working.>>> help for the homeless and how college students are working together to help people forced out of an encampment that was being cleared out in the south bay.>>> a san francisco building with a long history sold and what the multimillion dollar deal could bring for the future of the armory. stay with us.ktvu fox 2 is next. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the

city is lit, lit for the eagles that is. our live cameras are showing you what we're talking, boathouses, the wells fargo center, the ben franklin bridge and university city, all shining in green right now. >> reporter: let's continue our team coverage with nbc 10 brandon hudson. brandon, the city is ready for sunday to get here already. >> reporter: yeah, jim and jacqueline, the focus over the next 48 hours is the crowds. we have seen barriers like this and parking signs up and down broad street and other parts of the city where crowds are expected to celebrate. along south broad street there's traffic, wind and a calm. but a storm is brewing, not just the one expected in sunday's weather forecast. crowds of thousands will storm broad sheet if the eagles win superbowl lii. just like they did after the nfc championship game. michael hughes can't wait. >> reporter: if they win are you going to join the crowd? >> definitely. i will be ready to celebrate. >> reporter: philly police will be ready, too. they issued warning letters to drivers parked in the immediatean on south broad saying it is off limits sunday. they will have help from th

late 2014, we partnered with the mayor's office for a program called city bridges where agencies partnered up with governmental agencies pro bono and assisted in whatever the initiative that the different city agencies needed to work on. in our case, we were able to partner up with price water hou waterhouse cooper who partnered with us in starting this strategic process. in order to get a couple of things process. number one it was to start on the process and number two, get our folks trained, our internal sfpd personnel trained on the internal strategic planning process, and i think we did accomplish both of those goals moving forward, although we have started and begun this strategic planning process, we have a lot more work to do. the consulting firm advised us that it will probably be a year to a year and a half before we are able to -- if we do it right and thoughtfully, to craft a robust strategic plan, so we're now in the midst of that process. so what we're going to show tonight is strategy 1.0, which is the beginning of this process, and basically, the department chief will go th

city. the colorful, pretty shot at the bridge. and the bay and the city. it's very quiet out there.we are going to have snow flurries. thank you for joining us. friday eve. >> let's not wait any longer. let's go over to steve paulson. he has forecast. mount hamilton has had some snow. this is the leading edge of the system. there is not much there left. mount hamilton and lake observatory, and the site that might be part of the rain/snow mix. the temperatures are cold enough for some. gilroy is that 35. gilroy set a record low yesterday a 30 degrees.

. >>> the alameda city council has approved a measure to spend half a million dollars for 13 left-hand side plate cameras. they'll be installed at bridges and the open alameda city line. councilmembers voted to change city policy regarding how the information will be used. who views it and whether it will deny access to federal immigration officials. supporters say the devices can be a valuable crime fighting tool. and opponents are concerned. >>> police in berkeley are trying to find a group of robbers who robbed a student at gunpoint. the 19-year-old student was outside a resident hall and four people came up to him. one pointed a gun at him and demanded his valuables. >>> san francisco supervisor catherine stephanie wants to hold several meetings to talk about car break-ins. the number of car break-ins in san francisco is out of control she said. a 24% increase from 2016. the hearings could reveal that police need more resources. >>> mark mar real is celebrating for the city's navigation centers. the board of supervisors voted in favor of two new navigation centers. combined they'll have 205 beds. the navigation centers allow homeles

more bay area cities and landmarks are making it clear, they're tired of your game of drones. >> sauce lit a joinisalito joing gate bridgethis. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. one city council member in sausalito is says they think everyone is annoyed by drones. they're not each allowed here. this is a no-drone zone here at the bridge with. folks are saying they're a hazard to drivers and visitors. accord to the marin independent journal, drones have been seen flying behind security fences and past sensors here at the bridge where photographs aren't even allowed because of security purposes. according to the article, the city of sausalito is tightening rules around drones. they've passed a new law to put restrictions on drones. here are a few of them. you cannot record any more with your drone where there's a reasonable expectation of privacy. you can't use drones to harass or intimidate a person and your drone can't get closer than 25 feet to people. they even put in the law that you can't operate a drone while drunk. violators can be fined, police can also take away your drone if you're found violating the law. rep

i don't bridges in georgia in the city of atlanta as it continues to blow up. i built five bridges at the 531 exchange and i also built other bridges, where is and holyfield lives at the top of the hill. i have hung jack's which support the concrete. traffic goes underneath me because i was considered a surehanded worker. i was in the construction business. marc,e an educated man, and i am just a grunt, but i am clear spoken. i do not think most americans realize really what we are discussing. there are some spots in the country where they have cameras placed on streetlights. when you get a ticket for running that streetlight, accidentally or intentionally, you get the ticket mailed automatically. what americans are not realizing is it is not the government sending you the ticket, it is the people who own the cameras. yourtization versus country, versus your citizenship, so when the corporations take over your country, this is the argument. i am a big person in opposition to private entities involved. the gentleman who called from georgia, that guy is very knowl

traveling westbound over the bridge, into center city, you can see starting to heat up a little bit.ng around at posted speeds, just want to show that you shot. fifty-nine south at girard, kind of the same story here. as we push in the southbound direction, the closer we get to center city, clearly the busier that we are starting to get. you can just see how many tail light are out there. so it is get going busy for sure. boulevard at wissahickon however looking okay. so if you are headed throughout right now, actually looking all right there. now we do have accident that popped up in douglas ville, route 422 eastbound past route 662. the right lane compromised. traveling little bit less than supposed speeds now jim back over to you. >> meisha, the annual celebration of mardi gras reaches its pinacle later today but the party has been going on for days, dozens every braves that worked their way through the street of new orleans, revelers call for mardi gras beads to be tossed from hundreds cents of brightly decorated floats. the partying comes it an end at midnight tonight. tomorrow

westbound on the san mateo bridge towards foster city, the taillights are moving up the limit.good for a 10 to 12-minute ride across the span. >>> this morning, authorities in solano county are investigating a deadly police shooting in vallejo. it began when police officers stopped a suspect on marin street about 7:40 last night. the suspect ran away which led to a chase. officials say the officer shot and killed the suspect after a violent physical struggle. police say the officer discharged his firearm in self-defense. the suspect was then pronounced dead at the scene. the officer has now been placed on administrative leave pending further investigation, which is standard procedure. back to you. >>> thank you, jessica. berkeley is taking action to protect cannabis users and businesses from the federal government. the city council passed a resolution last night declaring berkeley a sanctuary city for legal marijuana. the resolution banned city agencies from using money to enforce federal marijuana laws. they're banned from turning over information on legal cannabis activities

you're heading up and over the bridge into the city and at this point moving okay, matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> we are following breaking news here. shots are fired outside the scene of a home invasion in the olney section where a woman says she was pistol whipped. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes just arrived at the scene along west roosevelt boulevard to tell us what she knows. goodgood morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, matt. seconds ago we got word from police that this is a double home invasion. two people were pistol whipped. this is the scene here where it happened. there are two apartments in this home. there's a bottom one in the basement and then the upper floor. so, the suspect invaded both of these apartments and again pistol whipped both the homeowner as well as the residents in the lower floor. now, this happened less than two hours ago much this is along the 200 block of west roosevelt boulevard in the olney section here. we're told the suspect fled on foot. that homeowner is being treated right now as we speak. it is unknown what was taken at this tim

bridge. obviously here in center city the fog not nearly as bad as it was yesterday. as kind of hard to see the bridge and even i-95 from the height of our camera. so, things are better here but some of the outlying suburbs, lehigh valley, berks county in particular and then down through wilmington an good passion of south jersey thick fog again this morning. 52 degrees is your current temperature. it's mild. wow. winds out of the southwest not all that strong. 3 miles per hour. that's one of the reason we've got that fog lingering in some spots and forming in the first place. still cool up in allentown, 42. 58 in reading. 52 in philadelphia. 50 in wilmington. 60 degrees in trenton right now. and 56 in millville. there are some clouds out there. you can see 'em. we'll wind up after the fog breaks up, say, 9, 10 o'clock, we'll start to see that sun build back in just like we did yesterday and i think it will be a clouds and sun mix for most of you for most of the day but like yesterday the big story is where temperatures are going. we're going for a high of 76 degrees.

the san mateo bridge, looking great over towards foster city. if your travels take you across the bay over there, you're looking at pretty good drive times. let's check on your bridges. richmond-san rafael, search minutes to san rafael from richmond. less than 15 minutes to the peninsula. dunbarton bridge time less than ten minutes as well. all looking good at 5:20 on your wednesday. >>> sue, thank you. thousands of people who fell for a debt relief scheme are getting some money back. they're mailing out 5700 checks with 84 bucks. it's part of a settlement. the company exaggerated how much money people could save and charged illegal up front fees. they're now banned from making misrepresentations about debt relief and financial products and for making unsubstantiated claims about a product. >> it's not often you see a bear hug. you're in luck today. you're going to watch a caretaker giving jimbo the bear a hug in new york. a vet was called in to examine the 10-foot tall, 1400-pound kodiak bear. after seeing the vet, i guess jimbo was a little unc

train assist the quick missions helping kurdish fighters against islamic state now and said man bridge is a city that could be next where this could bring the turkish forces into direct conflict with those of the united states take a listen to how much this worries the americans we would call on certainly on the turks to not take any actions of that sort don't want them to engage in violence but we want them to keep focused on isis. now turkey and the united states of course and nato allies they have been for decades but in this particular conflict they support sides which are diametrically opposed and certainly when the fight against isis may well be over that conflict those tensions in northern syria are unfortunately only at the very beginning of what could be a long and difficult drawn out process ok thank you for those details last time hawkings. we can now discuss this further with our guest ali risk middle east expert and contributor with monitor welcome to the program it's good to have you why do you think the reports on the cause of the crash are so conflicting from being sucked down to

the blue helmets took up positions on the city's only bridge in an attempt to keep the two warring sidesapart. but the raids continue. there are around 12,500 un soldiers in the country. only a few residents have dared to return to their homes. florentin dambÉti lives in a hut built amidst the wreckage of his former farm, which was destroyed by the sÉleka. >> i can't sleep here anymore. a woman was robbed here yesterday. someone robbed her of 25,000 francs. i spoke with the authorities about the security situation here. it's not safe in this part of the city. >> donaig de lu has worked for unicef in the central african republic for years. the kaga bandoro camp is just one of many in the country, she says, and things are getting worse. >> the humanitarian needs are increasing. sadly, more and more people are under attack. we have 600,000 people who are internally displaced within the country, which what it was at the peak of the crisis in 2014, so there is still a lot to do. >> among the refugees, tens of thousands of children who were taken by armed groups. the un is trying to liberate a

from -- directions in the green making ride not too shabby. 101 on the golden gate bridge and headlights moving into the city there and no delays along the east shore freeway and 80 at powell, ride heading towards the maze clocking in. traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. no meter lights we're in the yellow. >>> time is 4:50 and sharing the road with driverless cars after getting the green light from the dmv. we'll look at regulations those cars will have to meet. >>> this bay area barista about to start serving customers. see how this robot does more than just serve up coffee. . >>> we'll have mostly sunny skies that will help warm us up a bit and temperatures upper 50s, low 60s in the south bay. 60 degrees expected for san jose today. walnut creek reaching 50 degrees and slightly warmer than yesterday and wild weather and no hail or rain in your forecast today and sunshine ahead of the next storm on the way. >>> beginning to look a lot like christmas. swy have -- we have chain controls in effect and controls in effect and at the state line. on highway 50 between the twin bridges at meyers and if you're he

where all of the buses, until the trains come through. >> reporter: the key is the bridge that takes transit buses off of city streets. >> every bus that comes onto the transit centers coming from the east bay. they come over the bay bridge income onto the structure eventually entering into the transit center.>> reporter: how integral was this design?>> this is the key to get the buses off of the local streets. >> reporter: in order to get to and from the buses you will pass through the grand hall.>> there will be large display board that will tell you where your buses, what the timing is in some programming on it. you will come and meet at the light column in take the grand escalator up to where you are going. >> reporter: everywhere we went we saw a bustle of activity. in fact, work has gone to seven days a weak as they try to finish by june. the original budget was $1.6 billion. it is now $2.25 billion. the new executive director admits this project brought challenges. >> we have had difficulties with the budget. we were the first construction project to start and all the building started constructing as w

the major bridge shut down outside new york city. the passenger plane skidding on a taxi way. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed. the ripple effect coast to coast. and the new storm watches are already up tonight. >>> the white house shakeup. the senior white house official to resign following allegations made by two of his ex-wives detailing alleged abuse. >>> also tonight, after the president said, let's have a shutdown, several different ways tonight, senate leaders come up with their own plan to avert it. >>> the deadly police shooting playing out on a major highway. the suspect opening fire then speeding down the wrong way of the highway, leading to multiple collisions. >>> the manhunt at this hour. a suspected serial shooter already killing several people. and we have the chilling surveillance video. >>> and the patriots star the break-in and tonight here, the 911 call. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and a very messy one, too, on roads and highways across this country. a driving nightmare today. ice, snow he

bridge. out in old city we still have a closure in place because of that fire that happened i think last weekend now. chestnut street between third and second street. now that's still closed in the area. not a difficult detour to get back, but again still closed. so we'll have updates as soon as that opens and drive times when i come back. >>> breaking right now an armed standoff is over in burlington county. police rush today the scene overnight in edgewater park after reports someone was shot in a house there. >> nbc 10's matt delugelucia li with more information. >> reporter: the whole thing unfolded over the course of about 2 1/2 hours this morning. what we know is one person has died and one person is in the hospital. right behind me you can see that police are still here on the scene, on the 200 look of roosevelt avenue in edgewater park. the crime tape still up because that investigation is still happening this morning. burlington county dispatch telling us what they know is one person died here in the house from a self-inflicted gunshot. another person was shot and taken to cooper trauma

highway contract in state history and the completed highway will be owned and maintained by the city. bridges can also be expensive for local governments to maintain which is why we included a provision in the bill to create the bridge improvement grant program. the first project to replace a driving surface on a bridge in davison county was completed last fall. 34 more bridge projects should be under construction in 2018. in addition 100 bridge improvements grants are made for hydraulic analysis and structure selection. no one likes tax increases but it is less expensive to maintain a good road than to rebuild a bad one. as ronald reagan said when he proposed a gas tax increase in 1982 the bridges and highways we fail to repair today will have to be rebuilt tomorrow. many times the cost. it reminds me of an old saying, the best time to plant a tree was 50 years ago. the second best time is today. on our farm when i was a boy we always had a big garden and we ordered plants an seeds by mail from gurney's and yankton. with every order gurney's would enclose a bonus item as a gift. one year our

.>>> the city council has approved $500,000 in funding for a camera system reading and recording license plates. 13 cameras are installed at bridgesy line. council members voted to update policies to include details on how the data will be used into will get to see it. officials will not be among those for excess. it is a crime fighting tool but opponents have privacy concerns.>>> officials confirmed they plan on opening injection sites in the city sometime this july. that could make san francisco the first city in the country to provide drug users with a safe place to inject drugs. rob roth talked with longtime users and city leaders.>> san francisco has an estimated 22,000 intravenous drug users. richard is one of them and has needle marks to prove it.>> four times and i use a good target.>> he is glad san francisco will have supervised safe injection sites in july and he will use them.>> the well-being is better maintained by them being present to see us physically and it will keep people off of the street. they will have less deaths it.>> with needles littering the city and a growing drug addiction crisis, san francisco could