the birds are making a mess of the capitol city.lus they're noisy and present a danger to aircraft. officials plan to use methods ranging from pyrotechnics to lacers, flashlights effigies and playing audio of birds in distress. residents might get an earful and an eye full from 4:00 to 9 o'clock tuesday through friday for the next two weeks. >> the philadelphia eagles super bowl success story has had an emotional impact on the region. we all know that. but the fact is the team has had an economic impact as well. "action news" reporter vernon odom explains. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: last week's climactic celebration of the eagles historic march to super bowl salvation paid off not only in spirit and pride but millions of dollars in revenue for the tourism and hospitality industry. these are the latest numbers. >> the two playoff weekends as well as the super bowl weekend equated to a 15 percent increase in hotel occupancy over the same period last year. and on that sunday alone for the super bowl occupancy this year prelimin

it went down 390 miles south shortly after taking off from the capitol city. all passengers and crews are feared dead. the crash site has not been located yet because of difficult terrain and bad weather conditions. search and rescue teams are hoping things clear up today so they can continue to look for the crash site. the cause of the crash is unknown. >> time 4:39. a vigil was held saturday for a young woman left the die on a road outside of livermore. family members and friends gathered to say good-bye to the 19-year-old found a week ago suffering from stab wounds on tesla road. she lived just long enough to identify her killers. her friends and family describe her as having a heart of gold. >> we're still devastated. we are getting out of the shock right now. we're starting to think about what we're going to do next and it's healing time. >> now, investigators say she told them that her co-workers stabbed her. in an exclusive jailhouse interview with ktvu, gross told us he acted in self-defense and snapped after she elbowed him. both of them are facing ch

. >> it is 4:53 and crows are making a mess in new jersey's capitol city. at 5:00 federal wildlife officials are setting a plan in motion today to try to get rid of the messy birds. >> your child school lunch is going greener. up next how a simple change in philadelphia's cafeterias will send less waste to landfills. >> ♪ >> the school district of philadelphia is drastically changing the way lunch is delivered to your children. schools are doing away with styrofoam serving trays. officials announce they will begin rolling out the use of compostable round plates in an effort to better the environment. the district also plans a pilot program among its high schools to compost the plates. school officials say the new change means 284,000 less items in the landfills each month. >> the top dogs in their breed group compete for best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show. judging began yesterday at madison square garden and so far a border collie pug bichon frise have all of earned a place in the best in show ring. sporting working and terrier groups comp

this winter about 30,000 crows have decided to hang out in new jersey's capitol city. since they're safety in numbers large groups are roosting together that's got some people that live there now not happy about it us agriculture department will use pyrotechnics lasers spotlights and amplified recordings of crow distress calls to fry to scare away the birds from trenton. >>> love is coming back to the streets of philadelphia just in time for valentine's day. the famous sculpture returning to its home tomorrow. it will make a number of stops in parade around philadelphia before it's reinstallation love park. the sculpture of course removed for repairs year ago while the park was being renovated but the tourist attraction will look a little different. it's been repainted to the original colors of red, green and purple. >>> group of bicyclists come together to remember a fellow cyclist. the bicycle coalition of greater philadelphia lined roosevelt boulevard today near large street where 22-year-old daniella, died after a driver hit her last monday. investigators say she w

at is 11:00 over run by birds and it is not just their noise bothering people why new jersey's capitol city is doing to bring the out of control crow population, under control. >>> and, a scare in the air what happened after a plane's engine covering comes off, mid flight. but first tonight the search intensifies philadelphia police released new images of the vandals who wreak havoc after eagles super bowl win. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. over whelming majority of the eagles fans who hit the streets celebrated responsibly but for the few who did not, police have a message for them >> david spunt is at police headquarters with the very latest video that police want everyone to see, david. >> reporter: some may think authorities are moving on from what happened last week but that is not the case. authorities want to get the message out they have not forgot been these vandals. they are angry, upset and they hope to make many more arrests a handful of vandals decided to repeatedly, jump on a stranger's corvette during an eagles victory parade last thursday, a few day

at is 11:00 over run by birds and it is not just their noise bothering people why new jersey's capitol city is doing to bring the out of control crow population, under control. >>> and, a scare in the air what happened after a plane's engine covering comes off, mid flight. but first tonight the search intensifies philadelphia police released new images of the vandals who wreak havoc after eagles super bowl win. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. over whelming majority of the eagles fans who hit the streets celebrated responsibly but for the few who did not, police have a message for them >> david spunt is at police headquarters with the very latest video that police want everyone to see, david. >> reporter: some may think authorities are moving on from what happened last week but that is not the case. authorities want to get the message out they have not forgot been these vandals. they are angry, upset and they hope to make many more arrests a handful of vandals decided to repeatedly, jump on a stranger's corvette during an eagles victory parade last thursday, a few day

the birds are making a mess of the capitol city plus they are noisy and present a danger to planes.icials plan to use methods ranging from pyrotechnics to lasers flashing lights effigies and the playing of audio of birds in distress. residents in trenton can expect to get an earful and an eye full from 4:00 to 9 p.m. today through friday for the next two weeks. >> it is 5:06 and the eagles winning the super bowl has not only been good for lifting the spirits of fans it's also been a boost for local businesses. the philly team store says demand is three times higher than normal and they keep reordering from suppliers. street vendors are still capitalizing more than a week later in addition to all the fans buying merchandise the convention and visitor's bureau says super bowl weekend equated to a 16 percent increase in hotel occupancy and that means more tax revenue for the city and the state. >> and we're back to those temperatures that we saw the morning of the parade. >> yeah. >> remember that. >> yeah. >> cold. >> how could we forget. >> it was chilly to start out. i tell you, we

today the sun is a national symbol of animal popular street musicians along the waterfront of the capitol city. to my backyard bertouch. the german children's book or third generation also panda named jury only popular from age to the country with his book the trip to panama. its title in german translates as on how beautiful panama is. the love for you during the. here now not to run mama. mama we're going on a journey to discover for ourselves just how beautiful panama really is our main focus the panamanian railway it's quite a bit older than the better known panama canal that it has run alongside from all the no central and latin america hard to handle there was. no ma'am or. not. not here. to handle the lot of. there. was a young man to. panama is the southern most central american nation at the country's narrow is pointing can now connects the coastal cities of panama city and cologne the pacific with the atlantic and caribbean. the ticket hole in the station of the panama canal railway is low on charm and there aren't many customers it's the rainy season and that means low season. and.

earthquake in mexico yesterday, left nearly a million homes, and businesses, without power, in the capitol city. in mexico city tall buildings suede for more than a minute after seismic alarms sounded those alarms went off 72 seconds before the tremors were felt giving people time to flee those small buildings. meanwhile 13 deaths have been recorded from the military hell cooperate their crashed into a neighborhood while surveying aftermath. >>> time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. around here we're looking at snow but depends on where you live and how much you will get >> we are expecting those higher snowfall totals to the north and west but a lot to go over, walter. we will show you outside sky six live in hd looking at the center city sky line. little difficult to make out tops of the building there because the snow is falling likely right now, in philadelphia but it will continue, for the next several hours, so give yourself some extra time if you are out and about or planning your saturday night. here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. y

in the capitol city of a mont yaging row.y say he threw the grenade. >>> a ferry boat explosion sent at least three people. right now the official cause is a mystery. >> reporter: mexican officials exploding why. prrs this surviolence vid yecapturing the moekz of explosion ppt the ferry mangled, a huge hole on the upper deck. debris and wounded tourists everywhere. frrsz it happened in the popular tourist destination just south off cancun. and it comes with the terrible bus crash on a day trip would love to marry pee. investigators now looking at some kind of mechanical failure. >>> and we have new details on an overnight version of "gilligan's island." >> it's called avoid island. their boat was smashed up during a freak storm. >> rescuers spotted them on a beach. they check out the jiend word help. so i knew someone was on the island. but i kpoez when you land on a void baby but they were cute. >> the skipper wasn't there. neither was the had nillia ni m gillie graham. what he hope s hopes. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and

hail is covering the ground in sacramento...making the capitol city...look like the sierras.ers in sacramento's natomas area had to be extra cautious this evening... after an usual hail storm rolled through the region yesterday...creating slippery roads. the snow also prompted several school to cancel classes or delay start times this morning. residents kron four spoke with...say they've never seen weather like this in sacramento.(sot) "ive never seen snow in my life so i was making snowballs and snowmen,"(steve) rain... and possibly more hail...is expected to hit sacramento tomorrow night. a winter wonderland in southern california as well... with a few inches that fell overnight and this morning around lebec off of highway five.. it was enough to cover cars and keep snowplows busy.at one point this morning, the c-h-p had to escort drivers up the grapevine.. to slow them down. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at san francisco. kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day if not a l

stanley roberts kron 4 news (vicki) (vicki) hail is covering the ground in sacramento...m aking the capitol cityook like the sierras. drivers in sacramento's natomas area had to be extra cautious this evening... after an usual hail storm rolled through the region yesterday...creating slippery roads. the snow also prompted several school to cancel classes or delay start times this morning. residents kron four spoke with...say they've never seen weather like this in sacramento.(sot) "ive never seen snow in my life so i was making snowballs and snowmen,"(vicki) rain... and possibly more hail...is expected to hit sacramento tomorrow night. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day if not a little cool. highs today were in the 50s and 60s but it was sunny all the way to the coast. tonight will be another cold night with lows in the 30s and 40s. you can still see some of the snow on our mountains from yesterdays storm. and there's another storm on the way. on the radar you can see a few more showers in southern california and a little snow there too. on teh satellite we can just see the next storm putti

. >>> advocates of legalized marijuana gathered in new jersey capitol city for a forum with local leaders. >> new jersey business association, hosted the event in trenton, the forum included a panel of experts, and fields ranging from medicine to law enforcement. organizers say they hope it would help address concerns local officials have about what marijuana legal says means for their municipalities >>> well, groups that sent care packages to troops overseas say they are dealing with the postage problem. >> greg argos explains why a postal price hike may keep volunteers from serving their mission to help others. >> reporter: each year david silver and volunteers from his non-profit, operation yellow ribbon, pack up nearly 2,000 care packages and send them to servicemen and women overseas. >> they hold 30 to 40-pounds of stuff we don't take for granted here at home. >> reporter: they cost 30 bucks a box, but this year number to military personnel in the middle east will be cut in half. >> without our knowledge, without anyone communicating to us, they, double 100 percent increase to over

in capitol cities like beijing, across the middle east. tweets over the summer that the president criticized qatar on terrorist financing. this was while the secretary of state was working with qatar to end the blockade that is still i don't know going there. the president tweeted criticism of pakistan. that prompted an emergency meeting amore senior members of the pakistani government. the trump administration did announce they were suspending aid against pakistan. the tweets can preview a significant policy change, shep. >> shepard: thanks, rich. the u.s. intelligence chief says that russia is already trying to interfere in this year's mid-terms. it's on going. now we're hearing from local election officials about the biggest risks and how they're trying to protect their own voting systems. that's next. ♪ last night took a l, but tonight i bounce back. ♪ what's an l? the rap singer took a loss and now he's ok again. right. yeah you can get a mortgage that avoids pmi, but there's no way to avoid mip on... . hey! this'll help. rocket mortg

the birds are making a mess of the capitol city plus they're noisy and 14y present a danger to planesverhead. officials plan to use methods ranging from pyrotechnics, lasers, flashing lights, effigies and playing audio of birds in distress. residents in trenton can that expect to get an earful and an eye full from 4:00 p.m. to 9 p.m. through friday for the next two weeks. >> after wild swings last week yesterday was better go of it for stocks. the question is will the news stay good. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square with the latest update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. a strong rally on wall street as a wave of buying sent stocks soaring, the dow gained 410 points a 1.7 percent jump. futures pointing to a lower open. reports on small businesses and household debt due out later today. spending on valentine's day forecast to rise this year. we'll be doling out $19.6 billion on chocolate flowers cards and other gifts according to the national retail federation predicts people will spend $145 on average to celebrate the day. that's up seven dollars from l

the legendary she will simulate the city of rome stood on the capitol in the ciceros day his righteous tennis. she is suckling romulus and remus the twins said to have found a drone both they and the city owed everything to her. at the foot of the capitol hill is the roman forum. in the first century a.d. julius caesar had homes on the site demolished to make way for four of his plans were carried out by subsequent employments. after the fall of the roman empire the christians built their churches on the foundations of the old temples. the form fell into ruin. when surest now walk mostly knees ground then forty imperioli to the colosseum there's one point where they always pools for stone reliefs trace the growth of the mighty roman empire from the foundation of the city in seven fifty three b.c. to its full in the year a d three hundred thirty by the modern calendar year i think that. you. let a chair that. you all know why. the forum extends southward as far as the palatine hill from here we have the finest view of the capital. in the form and on mccullough time you know the magic an

americans in the capitol city of montenegro have been told to stay away from the u.s.. >>> an attacker threw a grenade into the embassy and took his own life using another explosive device. security in the area of that embassy has been beefed up. >> no americans were hurt during the incident and no major damage to the building. that attack taking place in the overnight hours there. they're hoping that daylight will at least give them a few more answers as to what took place there. >>> our other story is the deadly winter storm that's been hammering at least 20 states from texas to michigan. snow, ice, rain and flooding. >> the radar shows that system expanding from the gulf coast to the great lakes and beyond. marcus moore from the storm zone in dallas. >> reporter: that massive storm cutting across the country. bringing a wintry blast to western parts of north texas covering roads with dangerous ice and to the east of dallas, a deluge leading to rescues. even first responders needing help. >> the rescue under way now. >> reporter: a woman rescued from the roof of a ca

including the capitol of mexico city. good eveneing, i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson.ck followed the initial seven- point-two magniture quake. grant lodes is closely tracking the situation and joins us with what we know right now. (grant) the good news tonight...even in oaxacca...where the quake was centered...no reports of injuries or death. the 7-point-2

capitol. a yuba city lawmaker is proposing a bill that would require a school district to hire at least one armedlyman james gallagher introduced the legislation earlier this month. ( marty ) the education committee at the capitol is going to review the armed -guard proposal. ( marty ) still ahead ... the giants and a's take the field for their first spring traiing games this season gary radnich has the highlights in weekend sports. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. march madness is a few weeks away, but tonight college basketball is out of control. according to e-s-p-n... f-b-i wiretaps heard arizona head coach, sean miller discussing with former a-a-u director, christian dawkins of paying 100-thousand dollars to ensure deandre ayton sig

including the capitol of mexico city. good eveneing, i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. a pretty big aftershock followed the initial seven- point-two magniture quake. grant lodes is closely tracking the situation and joins us with what we know right now. (grant) the good news tonight...even in oaxacca...where the quake was centered...no reports of injuries or death. the 7-point-2 earthquake was in south-eastern mexico...but was felt hundreds of miles away...and shook buildings in mexico city...about a five hour drive away. the quake struck around 3:40 our time this afternoon. video is emerging tonight video... taken 38 stories up...showing lights swinging. the massive quake set of the quake alert system... causing people in the capitol to run out of offices and buildings. there was not major shaking in the sapitol...but neverves are frayed tonight... because just last september a magnitude 7.1 quakecaused 369 a magnitude 7.1 quakecaused 369 deaths in the capital and nearby states. this is video from then. this is video from then. many buildings in mexico city are still d

set for march 24th in the nation's capitol and other cities across the nation. >>> hearing more aboutsed shooter nikolas cruz, the couple who took him in saw no warning signs before wednesday's shooting that left 17 people dead despite the claims from others. >>> one of the passenger planes crashed into a mountain killing 65 people on board. that happened 500 miles south of tehran. decades of sanctions left that country with an aging fleet. i'm eric shawn, now back to the terrific documentary "scandalous" here on the fox news channel. keep moving. keep going. >> what do you intend to accomplish here, ms. jones? >> along with judge susan webber wright, paula jones flew in from arkansas for bill clinton's deposition. >> it was mob city. there must have been 600 people from the media. steve, paula's husband, just looked like he was a deer in the headlights, and paula didn't know what to do. so i finally got out, and i just start pushing people aside. move. move. move. move. >> looking overwhelmed as she pushed through a sea of reports and cameras, she was hustled into the building. >> as

cities. including florida's capitol where hundreds have gathered. among them, survivors of the high school shooting that are asking lawmakers to make changes to make them safer. >> we just want to change their mindset and put them in our place and show them what it was like to be trapped in the school. >> shepard: today the children lead. the calls for change across the nation and the emotional words from the student survivors. let's get to it. good wednesday afternoon from the fox news deck. never again. that's the two-word message from the thousands and thousands of students across the country who have walked out of classes, marching on capitols, demanding changes to the nation's gun laws and threatening to remove politicians that refuse to address new gun control measures. [chanting]. students united, never be divided. that's students in tallahassee moments ago inside the state capitol. they're trying to get to the governor's office. students coming out in force. among them, students from marjory stoneman douglas. police say the gunman pulled a f

s business you have los angeles and denver out west and look at all of the city on the east coast three near our nations capitol are in the running so all of them desperate for $5 billion from amazon that they will invest into their cities and the 50,000 high paying jobs that come with it. newark, for example, over new jersey, they're offering a $7 billion incentive package. that's more, $2 billion more than amazon promised them. montgomery county, maryland, they're dangling a $5 billion bag of goodies and boston, massachusetts i love this one promising to build this $100 million gondola transit system so this is a courtship quite frankly that we don't see very often and some like the group backed by the coke brother s behind the ad are calling it corporate welfare for a company that just doesn't need it. how big is amazon? take a look at the stock price on friday. here you go. they closed for the first time ever at $1500. their market value is now 726 billion and if i put that in perspective for you there's only two u.s. companies bigger, apple and google's alphabet. this guy, ceo, jeff bezos is worth some $12

it decided to recognize the city of israel's capitol and to transfer its embassy to the city, to jerusalem. it did so ignore that east jerusalem is part of the palestinian territory and is occupied since 1967, and it is our capitol, which we wish to be -- open to all faithful or all the faithful othe three religions. especially islam, christianity, and judaism. it is also strange that the united states still lists the palestine liberation organization on its terror list, and it imposes restrictions on the work of our mission in washington, under the pretext of congressional decision since 1987. all of these international, bilateral relations between us and the u.n., including assistance and visits, we then discover that the congress believes we are terrorist is. is the congress thinks we are terrorists, how is the administration having relations with us? how is it visiting us? how is it providing assistance to us? how? how come? how do you help terrorists? and most recently, it has decided to punish the palestinian refugees by way of reduction of its contributions, in spite of the fact it

capitol. so i also met the people who built the city, stopped a growing bureaucracy and served an expanding group of government officials, clerks and many transients. i saw the daily labor of women to sustain their families with their gardening, marketing, cooking and sewing. women who died in childbirth and women who rose from child bed only to bury children who died before they really had had a chance to live. and in spite of everything with her intelligence and her grit and determination, harriet hemings blended right in. but, of course, this isn't a story of unadulterated triumph. we need to think long and hard about what it means to live one's life this way. unlike the family of her half-sister martha who is voluminous letters map out lives devoted to one another and, of course, to jefferson's legacy, harriet lived out her life in the oblivion of exile. geographically severed from her mother and her two younger brothers, silenced by the weight of institutionalized slavery, vanished into white society, harriet suffered the appalling rapture of her birth family. we don't know when her correspo

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city perfectly. that is how we feel, we've had a chip on our shoulder from the time they moved the capitol from philly to washington and that was wrong, too. >> reporter: jason kelce's persona has gone viral. here's a digital joke placing him on top of city hall for example even a spoof inside city hall calling for kelce to become mayor of philadelphia. jim, jason kelce's hairdresser told me that he wanted to pay a special tribute to philadelphia and that's why he asked her to line him up with some kind of mummers costume for the parade yesterday and she told me he is now engaged to a philadelphia area gal and there's some speculation he may decide to make this town his home. i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news" in havertown, delaware county, jim. >> vernon, thank you. >>> you can relive the history making day in philadelphia's sports history on 6abc app. right now you can see videos from the biggest moments of the celebration, video from the action cam and chopper6 plus dozens of photographs of eagles players and fans enjoying the championship parade. >>> there is other news tonight. the penn stat

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kind of rhetoric like that is being spewed out of leaders within our city halls within our state capitals and within our nation's capitol some would say that's true there are some really bad rhetoric coming from politicians security leaders but also a lot about rhetoric coming from muslim community leaders him arms but. is not for . i think. both of those statements could be true and i hate and i think you know it just goes to show what happens when you have a segment within communities that are using fear and hate to more belies their base and it is it is important for us to actually have a conversation about what kind of communities we are trying to build and what this nation actually stands for in an interview last year you said your campaign for state office was about more than new it was about shifting quote the narrative about what is possible for those outside of the u.s. we have a global audience watching who look at the current us president maybe think he defines to us now his anti immigrant minority muslim sentiment do you see you all story as a kind of counter-narrative to that are you personally the un to tr

capitol hill in 2013. it seemed like this city was on the verge of doing something rather dramatic on guns. that did not happen. we'll see if it happen this is time. president trump a new actor in this, new player in this. he says he wants to do something. we'll see if that comes to pass. brianna? >> jeff zeleny, we'll be right back to you when the white house briefing does begin. >>> on capitol hill, another member of trump's inner circle is appearing before the house intelligence committee. we're learning where hope hicks is not answering questions about her time in the white house and the transition. i want to get straight now to cnn correspondent manu raju. is hope hicks pl s using the sa playbook as other white house staff? >> it seems she's doing the same thing steve bannon is doing, when he would not discuss matter notice transition and after he left the white house, saying he was trying to preserve the president's right to exert executive privilege. sounds like hope hicks is doing the same exact thing. this testimony, which is ongoing, has not been complete in the sense she's not an

(steve) california cities are saying that pension costs are becoming unsustainable - according to a new study.our capitolau reporter kody leibowitz spoke with the lobbying group that put together this study and explains why they believe there's a problem brewing. - of study the league of california cities says pension costs are becoming unsustainable. in a new study -- the group claims cities expect to spend - on average - close to 16 percent of their general fund budgets on retirement costs by 20-24 dane hutchings, league of california cities "this is certainly one of the issues that going to redefine cities." dane hutchings lobbies on behalf on california cities. he says part of the problem is the unfunded liability for the public employee retirement system known as calpers - currently at 68 percent. california passed pension reform a few years back called pepra.... but hutchings says that helps cities in the futurenot now. dane hutchings, league of california cities "the challenge we're facing is how do we get from today until the time those pepra employees are retiring." brad pacheco, calpers "we do

. >> an explosion and fire at a substation knocked out power to four cities there, including part of the us territories capitolillustrates the challenges of restoring a power grid that was already crumbling before hurricane maria devastated the island more than five months ago. >> tanga boarding up windows what could be the most powerful storm ever to hit the country. cyclone gita put the country under state of emergency forecasters expect gita to gain strength before it hit ta nga the cyclone sustained winds more than 120 miles per hour. chances are if you were on the road sunday probably ran into some flooding there we got a lot of rain. roadway ponding caused problems for drivers, all along philadelphia's lincoln drive, especially near forbidden drive. drivers had to maneuver through a similar problem, in flourtown montgomery county. and near wissahickon creek neighbors checked water levels >> 6:13 now. >> headed out, katie, drying out little bit now? >> yes, at least we have. that will so often flooding, such a delay reaction that needs to take place, allow time for the flood watt tears recede. note the fl

capitol is. they were building hailmen. traffic shut down a lot of the city. thank you, patricia. it was hail, not snow. and that's the reflectivity. it's a lot quieter today. once the system went through late afternoon right there, that's what did it. and it caused all sorts of buzz on social media. 49 is the water temp at bodega bay and san francisco buoy. the coldest i've seen in a long time. the system is moving out rapidly. and now southern california and that's going to swing in a lot of thundershower activity. 30s and 40s on the temps. and one observation, 39 at oakland. tiburon, 40 degrees. and it will be sunny today and nice and the next system for wednesday night to early thursday. and this will be the best rain producer in a long time. highs today upper 50s, low 60s. 6:01 and sal tells us -- >>> a normallish commute. you'll see slow traffic in certain areas and traffic is backed up for a 10 to 15 minute delay. it's breezy but it's definitely better than yesterday when we had bigger delays as we look at the commute getting on the bridge. and interstate 880, traffic is mo

capitol is. they were building hailmen. traffic shut down a lot of the city. thank you, patricia.was hail, not snow. and that's the reflectivity. it's a lot quieter today. once the system went through late afternoon right there, that's what did it. and it caused all sorts of buzz on social media. 49 is the water temp at bodega bay and san francisco buoy. the coldest i've seen in a long time. the system is moving out rapidly. and now southern california and that's going to swing in a lot of thundershower activity. 30s and 40s on the

from students across the country for the march for life rally in cities across the country and washington, d.c. during the debate on capitol hill. >> that is giving and putting a human face on that. president trump has been very compelled when he sees the human images like he sees after that chemical attack in syria and yemen. it is important to remember there have been times in the past we saw that just after the sandy hook shooting at the elementary school we had very compelling images of parents demanding gun control and that didn't actually end up leading to any action from congress. >> after the las vegas shooting talk about bump stocks. that kind of petered out at the same time. what is fascinating about this you have cornyn and murphy, senator murphy of connecticut, two opposite ends bipolar different views on gun control. murphy on the left, the young senator who has been outspoken about sandy hook. it does show opposite sides can get together and there can be bipartisanship on capitol hill. >> it could be a starting point. you see republicans and democrats trying to find where is the low hanging fruit. the parts t

the city has been featured in "gone with the wind" and small rock formation, brown v on names and board of education, state apitol building modeled after the u.s. capitol and used in films as stand-in and joining us on the that building and c-span bus is asa hutchinson, the governor of arkansas, hutchinson, good morning to you, sir. yesterday you addressed the that general assembly in building and next to you. how would you describe the state state today? governor: well, the state of booming in terms of its economy, in terms of quality creating businesses and in fact, we talked in your the ous segment about middle class. arkansas is one of three states, lowest r that had unemployment rate and also moved 3%.wage rates by so the state of arkansas, as well, yesterday we gave a state the state address. i did to the general assembly as we kickoff the new budget i want to welcome the bus and c-span to little arkansas and glad you are here. host: wee appreciate you being on the bus this morning and viewers.with the special line this morning for residents, 202-748-8000. all other consist call in during 202-748-8001. governor, you mentioned the fiscal session b

capitol. senate republicans are pushing for plans that request chain migration reform and sanctuary cities.protection for those in the daca program. they are optimistic there could be a deal. >> if we can come up with a bipartisan compromise that looks like it is in the ballpark of 60, let it rip. let's go. >> there is no reason in the world if there is a core 60 votes that supports something we can't achieve it in the next few days. >> today the senate is expected to officially start drafting an immigration plan. >>> berkeley has become the first city in the united states to declare itself a sanctuary city for marijuana users. the becky city council unanimously approved a measure last night prohibiting city employees and police from cooperating with federal agent enforcing marijuana laws. berkeley resolution is modeled after the sanctuary state policy that protects undocumented immigrants. it pits the state against federal laws that still classify marijuana as an illegal drug. >> we are going to provide sanctuary. we won't share information with the d.a. we won't assist the enforcement of

today at the state's capitol, lawmakers will gather in a hearing focused on technology to fight this epidemic. >>> today the alameda citycil is expected to decide whether to buy more license plate readers for police. the city has the special cameras installed on four cruisers. the police department says the devices have already made a positive impact and now the police chief wants $500,000 for 13 stationary cameras. critics fear federal authorities could use the cameras to catch undocumented immigrants. the city says that won't happen. the manufacturer recently signed a contract to provide vehicle location data to ice agents. >>> a new app called cal train mobile offers one-way, day pass and zone upgrade tickets. it's aimed at the occasional and weekend riders heading to sports games and festivals. >> there's an app for everything. >>> 101 is pretty easy heading northbound and southbound through santa rosa. we are tracking an accident along silverado trail at until avenue involving a car that ran into a telephone pole. emergency crews on the scene. right now we are not seeing any significant backups but we'll keep an ey

capitol. senate republicans are pushing for plans that address chain migration reform and sanctuary cities.ocrats are calling for a bill more specific to young people in the daca program. still senate leaders from both sides seem optimistic there could be a deal. >>> berkeley has become the first city in the united states to declare itself a sanctuary city for marijuana users. the city council unanimously approved the bill last night. berkeley's resolution is modeled after california's sanctuary state policy that protects under documented immigrants. cannabis sales became legal in california this past january. and that pits our state against federal laws that still classifies marijuana as an illegal drug. >> we are going to provide protection. we will not share information with the d.a. we won't assist enforcement of federal drug laws. >> once the resolution was passed berkeley's mayor tweeted that berkeley may be the first city in the country to declare itself a sanctuary cannabis city. they are reducing the tax on marijuana sales from 10% down to 5%. that move comes in response to license

city streets. there are not that many u.s. troops stationed in the capitol area.e mainly small ceremonial units. not milita not -- military families, but not that many, who are currently serving overseas. so it's going to be a difficult proposition. and it may be very controversial. the veterans have long wanted some kind of welcome home parade. this may be seen as something unduly militaristic overseas, may be seen as an expression of celebrating years of america's wars abroad. wolf? >> yeah, he loved the bastille day military parade in paris. he later said on september 18th of last year, barbara, he said, i do want to say that i was your guest at bastille day and it was one of the greatest parades i have ever seen. it was two hours on the button and it was military might and i think a tremendous thing for france and for the spirit of france. and then he said this. and to a large extent, because of what i witnessed, we may do something like that on july 4th in washington down pennsylvania avenue. that's what the president said last september 18th. but what you're

that's what california cities are saying - according to a new study.(vicki) our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz is on this story tonight. kody - you spoke with the lobbying group that put together this study. why do they believe there's a problem brewing? (kody)kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "well - league of california cities - the group that put together this study -- says it comes down to a few factors retroactive benefits in the late 90s - early 2000s.. investment losses after the great recession - and cost of living adjustments the group says - it all means more money for pensions could cost cities some services. - of study the league of california cities says pension costs are becoming unsustainable. in a new study -- the group claims cities expect to spend - on average - close to 16 percent of their general fund budgets on retirement costs by 20-24 dane hutchings, league of california cities "this is certainly one of the issues that going to redefine cities." dane hutchings lobbies on behalf on california cities. he says part of the problem is the unfunded

capitol where thousands of processes set up a shanty town known as resurrection city i was there as opposed the curator of the national museum of american history bryant there were thirty five million people who were living in poverty with another thirty million people living just above the poverty able to twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred sixty eight the poor people's campaign actually begins with convening of one hundred leaders from across the country representing poor communities from across the country they come to meet with federal agencies and legislators on may second nineteen sixty eight the campaign officially launches every single day people would go out in they would protest to different federal agencies and that was really part of the responsibility in the committee and they made when they came to resurrection city but they would stay in washington they would live in resurrection city until they could bring about some sort of positive change the poor people's campaign was a multiethnic movement it marks a really important transition in the civil rights movement and that ci

on capitol hill because in exactly three weeks, daca recipients protection is set to expire, unless the trump administration and congress cam come to an agreement before then. live from center city alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you. >>> there was also a parade to honor president lincoln that kick off this afternoon than broad street in front of the union league and proceeded east on chestnut street to independence hall. ceremony was held to mark the occasion. president lincoln was born on this day 209 years ago. >>> man is in critical condition after police say he was tied up at gunpoint and then set on fire. this is the victim's koran westford road in olney. police say 34 year-old jamill bullock was abduct by three men and then at harbison avenue sometime after 11:30 last night after leaving work. suspect then drove him in his car to the 5400 block of west ford road, doused both victim and car in gasoline and then set them on fire. police say victim's family started receiving messages from the suspects using the victim's phone this he were demanding $10,000. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is following this story and will have a live report on "eye

capitol hill testimony is set for tomorrow. latest rounds of talks to revamp the northern american free trade agreement underway in mexico city and talks have continued for sixth mobts with little progress. president trump threatened to walk away from the agreement unless major changes are made. trump blaips the trade deal dudeen the u.s., mexico, and loss of jobs in this country. >>> samsung unveiled latest smart phone with the s9 and s9 plus and upgrade to virtual assistant and enhanced audio system. prices start just under $720. >> hearing about a marriage of two of people's favorite things: coffee and girl scout cookies. >> reporter: yes, indeed. we've got coffee and cookies. dunkin' donuts partnering with girl scouts of america debuting cookie inspired coffee players today. dunkin' donuts says it's also supporting the girl scouts by opening select stores across the country to sell girl scout cookies. >> sounds like something to make the monday pain go away a bit easier. >> right. >> diane king hall. thank you. >> give me a thin mint coffee, i'd be happy. >>> 5:43, cut out of california's legal marijuana market. the warning t

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