we have comments from chester functioning and supervisor yee as well. chester fong >> wrong item. >> for our regular citizens advisory committee. we have the background they have a advisory member and they serve different terms for the recommendations and the boards points out the members. neither staff nor the committee make recommendations on the appointments and you can see a list of folks for applicants i applications and in attachment won a lincoln's with information regarding our current members to qualify you may not be a san francisco resident to speak to our interests and qualifications. we have two vacancies on the committee requiring our action, however, we recommended you only consider one appointment. this vacancy is from the term inspirations of robert from 7 and the recent expiration of mr. flanagan. >> i see no questions. supervisor yee >> so several people have impressed interest for being appoint and the people r that have stepped forward are all good candidates but the person that i felt is basically stood above them i will be support

. ♪ shake it up baby >> reporter: in chicago, chester and dora fronczak, married two years, living inn apartment in his parents' home, were starting a family. a first pregnancy ended in stillbirth, but on sunday, april 26th, dora gave birth to a healthy nine pound boy. they named him paul joseph. >> he was a very cute, alive, sparkly baby, and she was thrilled. mary trenchard petrie was a 19 year-old student nurse at michael reese hospital in chicago. she was in the maternity ward with dora fronczak the day after her delivery. >> that whole thing is like a movie in my brain. i see myself in my uniform as a student nurse, i see the joy that was when they brought the baby to her the first time, how thrilled she was. >> reporter: but soon the thrill and the baby would be gone. it was the last time dora fronczak would hold her son. earlier that day, a woman dressed like a nurse, all in white, had come into her room. she looked at baby paul and left without a word. the woman had been seen elsewhere in the maternity ward several times that day and the day before. no one questioned her or ra

we have comments from chester functioning and supervisor yee as well. chester fong >> wrong item. >> for our regular citizens advisory committee. we have the background they have a advisory member and they serve different terms for the recommendations and the boards points out the members. neither staff nor the committee make recommendations on the appointments and you can see a list of folks for applicants i applications and in attachment won a lincoln's with information regarding our current members to qualify you may not be a san francisco resident to speak to our interests and

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now gusting 23 here and also win chester.ect gusts between now and 9:00, 10:00, 35, even 40 miles an hour will be possible as the storm in the atlantic just deepens and drives the wins. temps are falling into the 20s to low 30s now. 27 ma than sas. 25 hague -- manassas. 25 hagerstown. across the bay eastton is 32. that's why we're so concerned with the surfaces that are until treated this morning. the heavy jackets, gloves, don't let the sunshine fool you. a neat looking sky this morning. still a few clouds off to the east. got 31, feeling like 20 with the winds at reagan national gusting to 23 out of the northwest. that will keep the cold temperatures with us all day long. windy, too, as we said but sunny and dry. tonight the winds are going to die down. so are the temperatures. we'll be in the upper teens in the cold spots. 20s everywhere else. for march that is very cold air. milder tomorrow. a few clouds mixing in in the afternoon. we should be in the low 50s and then some rain showers will be approaching us here by frida

i'd like to thank the gentleman and to chester fong and tilting and others and the mayor's office for their tireless effort. and to the neighborhood and stakeholder we're collaborating to get this done. thank you, commissioners i urge you to adapt this 19th avenue study >> i see cynthia from the galleria. >> we wanted to acknowledge the wonderful leadership this collaborative are partnering has had and thank you for the opportunity to participate and want to see solutions and improvements and will continue to support the project. >> so with no other partners speaking let's open this up for public comment. i have a couple of cards (calling names) and anyone else who wants to speak please come forward >> i'm katie work with the west side group. i wanted to thank liz as well. i have 3 points to make first of all, lots of outreach was done including with residents in our area. and as part of one of those outreach sessions we conducted a very inform survey i wanted to say that 70 percent felt neighbors support of tunnel. going through our area the reason we got together was some of the opt

what's going to surprise you even more about this roadside scuffle according to reports this is the chester county south carolina sheriff, some sheriff's deputies and a couple of firefighters who all were on the scene of an accident where a tractor-trailer slid off the road. the two firefighters who were on the scene thought that it was necessary to close the road so that they could clean up the wreckage effectively but the sheriff's deputies and the highway patrol didn't agree that the road should be closed and a fight ensued. >> that is so weird! what is funny is that they started arresting each other. >> oh, how interesting that you should say that. >> no. >> because it does get a lot weirder. >> put your hands behind your back. >> you hear one of the deputies say put your hands behind your back. you see a guy down on the ground. now, in all this scuffle ended up in two guys, two firefighters, the fire chief and a guy named andy martin and his brother a firefighter spending a night in jail. >> it's comical, the fight is so silly. doesn't it hurt? >> that's exactly what i'm thinking. >> t

here's the overnight lows. 34 the d.c. 30 in leesburg, 30, win chester, 30 in martinsburg. some of the latest numbers have us around the freezing point. next couple days, the first four days are really, really good. we've got tomorrow, 43. then we go toward spring. thursday, first day of spring. 55. 56 on friday. pretty good. 66 on saturday. 30% chance of showers late in the day. saturday most of the day will be great. and then i have to show you the next three. it goes back to 50 on sunday. only 40 on monday. 36 on tuesday with rain or snow. once again, this will be a system we're watching very closely coming from the south, moving along the coast. and then, well it gives as you chance for rain or snow. it does look like snow. and it does look like we could see a little in the way of accumulation. that's one we're going to watchful seven days out. right now all eyes on saturday. if we hit 70 we've won the lottery. so take this -- that doesn't work i did have 6 twice though. >> better luck why w your ncaa. >>> nbc 4 is proud to host a forum celebrating we will's history mon

snowing back towards haserstown and wind chester.he morning and will stay snow through early tomorrow morning. this is what you can expect as you step out the door with the winter storm warning in effect for everybody. wintery mix until 2:00. heavy snow early. by 6:00 a.m., two to three inches already. most of us getting six to ten, some areas, maybe more. the latest in the morning. >> want to make sure you're as prepared as possible. for that reason, we'll start at 4:00 in the morning. tom, chuck, aaron, we got you covered starting at 4:00 a.m. >> that's the news tonight. "sports final" is next. have a good night. >>> now on "sports final" mental breakdowns cost the caps and pushed the play-offs further away. >> i didn't have the best first half. >> g.w. finds the power of praise. mason didn't have a prayer. >> and the kid takes a seat at the round table. >> i come into sprang training and wanted to know i was 100%. >> what harper hopes to prove. the new look of "sports final" starts now. >>> welcome into "sports final," everyone. t

the owners of the one chester mystery house is making some changes. the haunted victorian mansion has permission for guests to stay overnight. but not in the main building. there's some surrounding building where's you can sleep. the city granted permission to sell alcohol. the house was already selling alcohol on the premises but now visitors can drink anywhere on the grounds at the winchester mystery house. >> too many little staircases to stay inside the house. >>> surprise announcement "today show" anchor savannah guthrie made at her surprise wedding next. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. s. >>> we have more local news in 30 minutes. here's what we're work on. serious allegations against a northern california college student. we will have the details

and our returning champion, an aerospace engineer from west chester, ohio... [ applause ] and now heres the host of "jeopardy!" -- thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you know, folks, this is turning into the kind of week i really enjoy -- contestants at the top of their game, performing well, and earning a lot of money as a result of that. let's see if diane, brendan, and gabor can keep that trend going today. good luck. here we go. categories for this first round today are... hmm. you have to correct our wording. gabor. let's start with i am the danger for $200, please. diane. what is a slingshot? correct. presidential oath for $200. brendan. what is solemnly? correct. rewriting the presidential oath, $400. diane. what is execute? yes.

also by phone from rest chester new york, daniel roves who represents families of the victims of last year's class in san francisco. let's again with you john, the search area is a very large stretch of that ocean. once debris is located discuss how teams would connect the dots and recover perhaps the rest of the plane? >> they have found floating debris they are backtracking the debris looking at water currents, the ves lovelocities d wind currents. they out to be able to determine pretty closely where that debris originated from when it starts to drift. if i can bring you in, given you focus on maritime law. how does this impact the investigation? >> well, it makes it certainly very challenging. we are in a relatively remote part of the world. you can get resources there. but we've seen in air france and in our country twa, and swiss air crashes that happened in the water that are very challenging in terms of not only locating the wreckage but meaningfully recovering it so that you can learn what happened. to do it half way around the world is even more difficult. you have so many c

in fact according to the guardian two young men in chester england were set for years in prison that's equal to or less sense than the russian writers got for just attempting to start a riot the priests were actually monitoring the facebook group when they were planning their chaos and arrested them before they can even roll one brick at the british government let these guys are just a one goal on a rampage in the country fall apart and is the job of governments above all else to creak order and if they completely tolerant mass riots that some country lakes sake china could drive immigrants in london people british locals to run the country into the tart with anarchy the actress is so bad that these people in russia and england have to sit in jail because of violent protests but in reality any government that wants to not be overthrown would have to do the same fascist my opinion aye. session. steve. you knew long ruling will . sea i eye. why did love the two thousand and eleven. three years ago the great niece had her take stuff off the northeastern coast setting up a tsunami that eng

a school-media specialist from indian trail, north carolina... ...an aerospace engineer from west chesterio... and our returning champion, a compliance engineer originally from visalia, california... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! alex: thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. our winners are doing very well this week, averaging about $24,000. gabor and susan, so that's a good omen for you two. but you have to defeat nick, and he's a good player. good luck. here we go. and these categories. we start off with... "ary" coming up in each correct response. nick. how about team players for $600? alex: gabor. who are the philadelphia phillies? that's it. team players, $400. nick. who are the bulls? chicago bulls. yeah. team players, $800. gabor. who are the canadiens? montreal canadiens. correct. team players for $200.

in fact according to the guardian two young men in chester england were cents to four years in prison. that's equal to or less than a sense from the russian writers got for just attempting to start a riot. the priests were actually monitoring the facebook group when they were planning their chaos and arrested them before they can even throw one brick. if the british government let these guys are just a one goal on a rampage in the cuts would fall apart and is the job of governments above all else to creak order and if they completely tolerant mass riots that some country like steak china could drive immigrants in london will people of british locals to run the country into the tart with anarchy. the actress is so bad that these people in russia and england have to sit in jail because of violent protests but in reality any government that wants to not be overthrown one half to do the same bash just my opinion. long long long will you choose to use the word dude he is actually more showers. some of them or are very defensive. we were just what to do so they were taking someone's force t

win chester and charlestown.ers leaving hagerstown but we have more coming from the west. temperatures a lot warmer than yesterday. from 25 to 35 degrees warmer than this time yesterday morning. the cold spot being columbia at 42. the warm spot locally manassas at 52. they were 18 i believe at this time yesterday. 34 degrees warmer. it's cloudy out in washington. good visibility and 49 degrees. south winds at 14. that's giving us a windchill but it's also bringing in the milder temperatures. here's our futurecast. the scattered showers on and off for the day. in fact, we'll get into some lulls. that's why i don't think today is a washout. we'll see a few showers here and there this evening. i wouldn't be canceling your plans tonight if you have date night going on or some other activities. tomorrow early, notice 8:00, especially north of town we have some breaks. look how the moisture moves in by the middle of the day. the nationals have an exhibition game with the tigers. i think that's in grave jeopardy of happ

my name is mary his chester and i am an organizer with [speaker not understood]. we have many members right here in san francisco ~. over 35 years we waged the successful campaign to protect human rights and the environment. through our eight year old think outside the bottle campaign we've collaborated with over 140 cities, universities and many national parks to promote tap over bottled water. and san francisco will continue to play a lead role in this movement bypassing president chiu's ordinance. 2007, as supervisor mentioned, san francisco set a precedent for citieses across the u.s. by cutting spending on bottled water. we saved tax payers nearly $500,000 a year and underscored the importance of our public water system. supervisor chiu's ordinance build on that legacy by codifying this commitment into law and increasing access to public water on city property. it is an important step toward ensuring our community has access to choose clean and safe public water. and by reinvesting in and prti

the air bus a320 took off from west chester county around 9:30 this morning bound for west palm beachflorida when a sea gull smashed into its wing. >>> today searchers shifted their focus more than 600 miles to the northeast closer to australia as they followed new leads. >> five of ten planes involved in the search for missing boing 777. satellite pictures are being analyzed and a ship will look for them tomorrow. >> in total of what we've come across a very range of shapes, sizes. >> reporter: new radar data has given searchers cause to move the focus of their operations. >> these continuing analysis indicate the plane was traveling faster than estimated. resulting in increased fuel usage and reducing the distance it traveled in the ocean. >> that will provide key information to come up with data of where the aircraft has gone down. >> reporter: some family members walked out of a malaysian briefing in beijing. >> they said the plane was in the south china sea then the indian ocean now they say they found suspected wreckage from satellite images. these are all lies. >> we have got n

the air bus a320 took off from west chester county around 9:30 this morning bound for west palm beachflorida when a sea gull smashed into its wing. >>> today searchers shifted their focus more than 600 miles to the northeast closer to australia as they followed new leads. >> five of ten planes involved in the search for missing boing 777. satellite pictures are being analyzed and a ship will look for them tomorrow. >> in total of what we've come across a very range of shapes, sizes. >> reporter: new radar data has given searchers cause to move the focus of their operations. >> these continuing analysis indicate the plane was traveling faster than estimated. resulting in increased fuel usage and reducing the distance it traveled in the ocean. >> that will provide key information to come up with data of where the aircraft has gone down. >> reporter: some family members walked out of a malaysian briefing in beijing. >> they said the plane was in the south china sea then the indian ocean now they say they found suspected wreckage from satellite images. these are all lies. >> we have got n

. >> a surprise on man chester city in a league cup final. we will have the results later. >> first, protestors in venezuela are preparing for a new round of anti-government rallies, refusing to negotiate with the president until all those arrested, including a prominent opposition leader are released. maduro says the protests are part of a washington-backed coup. the rallies started a month ago when students demanded better security. protestors are frustrated with the rate of inflation currently at 51%, high crime rates as well as a shortage of basic goods. at least 18 people have been killed and 250 injured in the demonstrations. alejandro ver velasco joins us e to talk about the protests in vends. in your opinion, what do they want to achieve? >> the range of demands varies and it's unclear what those have been over time. the bulk of the protestors on the streets are demanding improvements in sober yo economic conditions, although some of them have also been increasingly demanding the ouster of the resignation of the president. so it's a v

you got the highest property taxes in west chester, nassau county, what are they doing wrong that thestates that are creating jobs are doing right? >> richard fisher basically said, who is the head of the fed in dallas. he said if you took out the middle class jobs in america that were created in texas you'd be under water in that sector with middle class jobs. the lesson in this is pretty straightforward to me. if you will empower people, people long for freedom, freedom from litigation, freedom of overregulation, if you will free them from that, then the jobs will be created. we shouldn't be having a conversation about the minimum wage. we should be having a conversation about the maximum wage. that's what we're working toward in the state of texas. 95% of all those jobs realized in the last decade, in the last 10 plus years. over 27% of all the jobs in the private sector in the country were created in the state of texas. >> unbelievable. >> and 95% of those, sean were above the minimum wage. >> as i watch texas with an eye of maybe moving there, in all seriousness, i watch oil. and

san jose's iconic century domes of wynn chester boulevard will be showing their last movies. century 21 was built in 1964 with centuries 22 and 23 following shortly thereafter. they are the first of the domes built in several major cities in the western u.s.. they are also the last to be showing films. the landowners wants 20 tear down the domes to make room for expansion of santana row. the last sliver of hope still lies can state officials who will decide whether to declare at least one of the domes historic. >>> leland yee will be back in court to interplease on charges of everything from public corruption to conspiracy to run guns. >> supporters say the fbi used entrapment to lure him into alleged wrong doing. his arrest was the result of an under cover operation. one law professor says yee's lawyers can argue the agents presciently coded yee into acts. a more likely defense may -- >> i somehow parched the language of the conversation to suggest that maybe he was misunderstood. it was really kind of vague. it was suggestive. it wasn't a direct exchange. >> another possibl

some flurries coming out of the win chester area right down from winchester going out route 7 here south of berryville where 17 and 7 come together and a couple south of sperryville into the park. your temps this morning and these are the temps, not the wind chills, running in the 20 to about 30. i suggest heavy coats. we've got wind chills down in the teens. got some slick spots too with more on what's becoming a difficult early rush hour. here's jessica in for monika this morning. >>> thanks so much. we only have two accidents and it's only 5:00 in the morning. we're going to start here. we're taking a look at an accident. this is southbound of the bw parkway. you can see the volume that's built up here. this is between 100 and anne arundel mills. what's going on is only one left lane is blocked southbound at this point but you can see all the volume that's accumulated. we're going to move to i-495 new hampshire avenue and give you a look at the beltway this morning. take a look at that particular camera. actually, it doesn't look like we have it. there it is. you can see traffic is mo

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>> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is market makers with eric chester and stephanie rule. class action on the ropes. the supreme court picks up the most important business case of the season. the justices could neuter or kill the shareholder class action lawsuit. future please in powered by something other than gasoline. how much the alternative fuel will save this global shipping giant. >> worried about getting a big meal after the end of the world echo the noah's ark for food in the arctic that aims to save mankind. everybody.g, you're watching bloomberg television. this is market makers. >> stephanie rule is off today. she is still working. moret's begin with disappointing economic news. we got the disappointing reading on private payrolls. ont now, the isn manufacturing index, which measures the health of the services economy came out lower than expected. mike mckee has more for us. >> they seem to break their own, putting out the release a little bit early. we were expecting a little bit of a decline and we got a big decline instead. down to 51.6. you can see a

. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is market makers with eric chester and stephaniehe ropes. the supreme court picks up the most important business case of the season. the justices could neuter or kill the shareholder class action lawsuit. future please in powered by something other than gasoline. how much the alternative fuel will save this global shipping giant. >> worried about getting a big meal after the end of the world echo the noah's ark for food in the arctic that aims to save mankind. everybody.g,

that any sane government doesn't tolerate riots in fact according to the guardian two young men in chesterengland were sentenced to four years in prison that's equal to or less than the sense that the russian writers got for just attempting to start a riot the police were actually monitoring their facebook group and they were planning their public chaos and arrested them before they could even throw one brick if the british government let these guys are just anyone go on a rampage in the country would fall apart and is the job of governments above all else to create order and if they completely tolerate mass riots in some country like say china could bribe immigrants in london who hate the british locals to run the country into the dirt with anarchy yet at first it sounds bad that these people in russia in england have to sit in jail because of violent protests but in reality any government that wants to not be overthrown would have to do the same but that's just my opinion. well welcome to sophie and go on sophie shevardnadze that time is republic of crimea and ukraine. has for centuries

the plane took off from west chester, new york.. >> going down. going into the water. thank goodness i paid attention to all the directions. i know what i'm going to do. >> there were 142 passengers on board. no one was hurt besides the bird, of course. left a pretty big dent in the plane's nose. hanna? >> well, that's quite a hole there 24 minutes after the hour. bullies be ware of a ground breaking case in nudge. a judge deciding a school district there can sue students though harass their piers. good idea? joining us from a fair and balanced debate. fox news legal analyst arthur aidala and jonah spilbore. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. why is it 8:20. usually we are here at 6:00 in the morning. >> we let you sleep a little bit. >> the idea behind this ised that the school district, one of them was sued and they said, you know what? this is going to be costing us a lot of money. so we're going to ask a judge if we can can, intern, in turn sue the bullies to get some of that cash. >> you think it's a message to the

could you update us on their plans of the central records center out in the war chester's area? >> probably not beyond saying it is on track thanks to this committee and congress. has been funded. it is vital, another thing that seems kind of boring to people, vital to our work. but i don't -- i can't say more beyond that. i know it's on track. i'm sure we can give you the details. >> okay. if you would. do you have any comment you want to make about the quantico facility? >> no, we need a new one. it is one of the world's most important colleges and its 42 years old. it's the 1970's at its best, but it needs to be -- we need a new college there. >> what can the committee do? >> until the folks we need at some point to go back to congress. and at times are tight, but this is the kind of infrastructure we have to invest in. this is a national university, international. it will be coming back to you talking about that. we are refurbishing, rearranging deck chairs on analysts ship. we needed some point to build a new ship. >> okay. if you can give something to us we will be marking

. >> chester man's mother said she was a registered organ donor and aspiring nurse. her organs to be used to help others. students at chico state are also raising money for a clinic in christine non's name to be -- christine non's name to be built in nigeria. >>> people gathered in martinez to remember another young life cut short. kate hopkins, 20 years old, died march 17th from injuries suffered while skateboarding in yosemite valley. she was on spring break from the university of tennessee. >>> 8:26. for years, the section of highway 1 known as devil's slide, it was a dreaded source of anxiety for commuters. but today, it will become a place of serenity. at 1:00 this morning, the former 1.3-mile stretch of highway 1 will officially open as a public trail. look at that view. rangers say all of the drivers who never had a chance to look and enjoy the magnificent views because the driving was so dangerous, now they can do it. there are also small parking lots on either end of the trails. >>> 8:26. history today in the making. president obama and pope francis met toda

chester arthur in 1882 trucks 24 wagon loads of white house furniture off to the auction house and manyresidents did this. grace coolidge lamented when she became first lady that she had looked around for original pieces of furniture and all she could find was a single chair that belonged to abraham lincoln so there wasn't much to save. there were a few pieces and they took out what they could and they moved it to the national gallery. this is the state dining room just before the renovation began and i would like you to imagine it without its furniture, without george haley's portrait and without the lighting fixtures. is there anything else in this picture that looks possibly worth preserving if it were up to you? may be all that -- nice paneling and maybe that nifty stone fireplace. the truth is the commission didn't care about any of those things. they were ready just to demolish all of this stuff. luckily for us one man did care about this and that was lorenzo winslow the white house architect. lorenzo winslow took all of those beautiful car fittings off of the walls. he had them a

here in manhattan, they cost about $2,000 a foot, rural areas like west chester, that price drops to about $300. utility giant con edison said replacing gas mains accounted take decades and cost $10 billion. other cities may be in worse shape. at they are current pace, effortses to replace all leak prone pipe lines could take as many as 80 years. according to analysis by rob jet jackson at stanford and duke university, in baltimore, it could take twice that time. without those upgrades soon, the nation's emphasis on gas may bring more incidents like what happened in east harlem. investigators there say the add vase sent gas main was 125 years old. >> there are more than 1.2 million miles of gas pipe lines across the u.s. an average of 12 leaks per 100 miles of those pipes were reported last year. >> mark zuckerberg spending $2 million to buy oculus, a company behind a virtual reality head set for gamers. he said the new technology will unlock new worlds for all of us and have a lot of uses. last month, facebook bought the messages service what's app for $19 billion. candy crush devel