walter perez is live at the christmas village in city hall. we are hearing from the mayor and police keeping security measures in place. >> reporter: christmas villages are common in europe and becoming more popular in the u.s. and now public spaces like these can no longer be presumed to be safe. >> there are added security measures surrounding the christmas village outside of city hall in the wake of terror attack in germany but made purely out of an abundance of caution. >> we are larger vehicles parked to the entrances of the villages around city hall and police vehicles and trash trucks we don't have an imminent threat but we take precautions when something like this happens.

still ahead, one city hall in the bay area is going high- tech.e you inside the new facility. [nats] palo alto city hall still looks the same from the outside... but pass through these doors and you get >>> palo alto city hall gets a high-tech makeover. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us the new interactive video wall. >> reporter: palo alto city hall still looks the same from the outside but pass through these doors and you get hit by a giant wave of color, bubbles of news and floating ideas. >> what used to be there was just a plain wall. it didn't have any moving parts or anything like that. nothing interactive. >> reporter: she says the city's newest piece of public art makes waiting in line to pay a bill or get a permit a lot less dull tan it used to be. >> it's just a lot more mesmerizing and interesting to look at. >> reporter: it's a 20-foot- wide interactive video wall just inside the main lobby and part of a $4.5 million renovation of the city hall interior. >> the lobby space is an extension of the public square or public forum, the place fo

>>> a city renovates its city hall. the finished product and price tag, after the break ,, kpix five's len ramirez shows us the interactive video wall... that >>> new at 5:00. city hall is getting, what else, high-tech makeover. the interactive video wall that shares and receives information. >>> the city hall still looks the same from the outside. but pass through these doors and you get hit by a giant wave of color. bubbles of news and floating ideas. >> there used to be a plain wall, no moving parts or anything like that. nothing interactive. >> she says the city's newest piece of public art makes waiting in line to pay a bill or getting a permit less dull than it used to be. >> a lot more mesmerizing and interesting to look at. >> reporter: it is a 20 foot wide interactive video wall justed in the main lobby and part of a 4.5 million renovation of the city hall interior. >> the lobby space is an extension of the public square or public forum that is a place for discourse. it is the people's space. >> it is called th

milwaukee's city hall slowly sinking, and endangering the future of the 121-year-old symbol of the city. the massive effort to save it, , only on wisn 12, nick bohr goes underground to show you the project saving city hall. >> there used to be a floor right here. reporter: beneath city hall, time has taken a toll on the wooden pilings supporting it since it was built, in the 1890's. >> they are showing decay. they are composing -- decomposing and shrinking, and as they shrink and decompress they are giving away, and allowing the ld reporter: cracking walls and leaning doorframes, warning signs that city hall was becoming unstable. >> very slow but steady, but alarming enough to prompt action and do something about it. reporter: embarking on this estimated $40 million project encasing the original limestone , base of each steel support column, shifting the load from the old wood underneath to the concrete tied-in to new steel pilings. after. this is the old limestone area over the top of the old pilings. the wooden ones in the ground are being replaced by micro pilings.it will be filled

what this vote will do is basically give the city and county an exclusive period to negotiate with the nfl hall-of- famer ronnie lott and the va group. the board voted to move forward. city leaders say that vote let them know that their partner is onboard and to continue working for a deal that work for the city of oakland and alameda county. the work to rebuild the site would use 200 millions in bond money that would not impact the

there is a big christmas market just outside of city hall in philadelphia. that is where walter perez is live tonight. walter are city officials here increasing security given what happened in berlin? >> reporter: they are jim. you know the security presence at city hall is strong but city officials are clear that no specific threats against philadelphia have been reported. >> added security measures are now in place around the christmas village outside of city hall. mayor jim kenney says that is in response to the deadly terror attack in germany and the decision was made purely out of an abunnance of caution. >> we have larger vehicles parked at the entrances to our own christmas village around city hall. police vehicles and trash trucks, we don't have an imminent threat but obviously taking precautions when something like this happens. >> meanwhile, thomas bower the organizer of the christmas village says he is heart broken of what took place in his home country of germany we are thinking about the family members and friends. it's a tragedy. >> 12 where kil

city hall plaza getting ready for winter. show you boston's newest >> anchor: city hall plaza transforming into a winter wonder land. all kinds of neat things there that looks like a christmas tree announced tonight that that new skating rink you mentioned will not be open tomorrow. it's warm out there. good and bad i guess. >> anchor: it's coming. >> anchor: look at what's out there from john cocoa. >> reporter: in boston we know winter. >> it seems like an exciting thing for the city. >> reporter: the most wonderful time of the year taking over city hall plaza for the first ever boston winter like this. it will be a lot of activity for people in the downtown area. >> reporter: vendors hard at work setting up the holiday shopping market. >> there's already a buzz about it. people are coming in looking to see what's going on. i'm excited. >> great to see something happening central in the holiday season. >> reporter: there will be a custom 11,000 square foot outdoor skating path. wine and chocolate exhibits. >> it will help p

in city hall at room 400. please call accommodation at 1-415-or e-mail mod@sfgov.org eare minder to all the guests to speak slowly into the micro phone to assist the captioners and interpreters. >> cochair supanich, here mpt sin senhaux, here. cus tanian. >> >> item 1, roll call. action 2, reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item number 3 recollect public comment. items not on todays agenda but within jurgz dix of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. 4, information item. cochair report. agenda item number 5, information item. supplemental analysis of san francisco recreation and park department ada program accessibility of recreation elements included in the 2012 ada stanards. review. presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 elect

you look up at the city hall tower, first of all, who's on top of the city hall tower, william penn, right? do you know where he's facing? he's facing -- no one knows this, he's facing the indian village lenape village where the treat ty penn's treaty is signe he's facing the northeast. there are four our european statues, two lenapes and two europeans, europeans are sweeds and one of them, the woman on the southeast corner is holding a baby. the baby is reaching out and the baby's arm is pointing to the southwest part of the city where the original swedes settled. so the little baby is pointing towards the swedish settlement and william penn towards the settlement of the treaty of shack mac sin. >> you mentioned queen village, i think about the different neighborhoods, philadelphia is made up of so much neighborhoods. how did that get started? >> a lot of neighborhoods have lenni lenape names, manayunk, were named for lenape. and the early swedish colony here. other great ethnic groups that settled in groups the welsh on the main line. so many of the towns are referred to them as we

you can call us at 1-888-800-8813 or visit us at bluecrossma.com/medicareguide. >>> city hall plaza being wonderlands. this extrav extravaganza will feature outdoor ice skating and a plaza full of vendors. >>reporter: in boston we know winter, but the city has never seen anything quite like this. >> it seems like a really exciting thing for the city. >>reporter: the most wonderful time of the year taking over city hall plaza, for the first ever boston winter festival. boston has needed something like this. it will be a lot of activity for people here in the downtown area. >>reporter: bob brown one of the many local vendors, hard at work setting up the holiday shopping market. it will be open through new year's eve. >> i think there is a buzz about it. people are coming in, looking to see what is going on. i'm really excited. >> it is great to see something happening, central and in the holiday season. >>reporter: there will also be a custom 11,000 square foot outdoor skating path, open until february. and there is plenty of attractions like wine and chocolate exhibits. >> i think it will

the rothman institute celebrates the holidays and now live from philadelphia's city hall, 6a's >> helloare on phila hall's west apron, and even with the rain, dilworth park is just beautiful! >> the philly holiday tree is all aglow behind us, front and center in the park, this year, rather than tucked into the dacoling tree is the centerpiece of mayor jim kenney's inaugural philly holiday festival.

as renovating city hall and how much criticism he got why is this so most money into a government building why really make sure that that building was renovated people called that a waste of money and really didn't see very much value what is interesting today you watch you know when i used to work another city hall i had to fight the tour buses to get if so many people not only in san francisco that are proud of that building and the structure what that stands for as a beacon for the city but people from around the world come and now as long as going to the golden gate bridge and walking through the financial district, walking interest our ferry building and the piers and chinatown people come to city hall not only as a symbol of san francisco is but was it embodies i hope we can be here very, very soon at some point to do a ribbon cutting and talk about how this building really personifies the incredible history the incredible value so again, i'm so proud to play a small roll in securing the one million dollars grant i was joking with the mayor that would be a matching grant right mark a

in fact as you can see behind me, the city hall tower is lit up in red to honor those living with hiv. one community member tells me other big cities like san francisco and new york have events that recognize world aids day but not san jose. he wanted to change that. >> it was horrible sitting next to him on the bed and just watching him just wither away. >> reporter: longtime san jose resident antonio franco lost his friend to aids in 2010. his friend asked for a favor. >> that was to get the word out, to do anything i can to make sure that no one else sort of comes to this disease. truck this year, the latino gay man rose to the city council asking to light the tower in red to raise awareness for world aids day. tonight, the city did that. >> as you can see, our tower is lit red behind us. >> reporter: and the gathering at san jose city hall wore red ribbons and lit candles to remember. in santa clara county, 3700 people have hiv or aids with 150 new cases per year. >> we're seeing increases in certain populations, so among young men 2229 and young latino gay men. we are seeing the

crews are prepping the parade route for sunday and once again the mummers start at city hall and strut down broad to city avenue. it's a tradition in our family going down in the morning and hot chocolate and watch the mummers parade and go home and have a big new years dinner. >> of course another popular start this weekend is the delaware river waterfront, you get great views on both sides and fireworks displays one at 6:00 and the other at midnight. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> looking forward to all of it. more than a million people are expected to ring in 2017 in time jair in new york city. for the first time it will be sounded by 65 trash trucks filled with sand and 100 patrol cars, all the vehicles are set up to prevent terrorists from driving into the crowd which as you know is what happened in recent attacks in germany and france. 7,000 additional officers will be stationed across the city. you can watch all the action from times square right from your couch. dick clark's rockin eve tomorrow night at 8:00. >>> president vladimir putin has responded to the sanct

she's live at philadelphia city hall where that dress turn up. shawnette. >> reporter: well iain so we still don't know who return this dress, but they drop it off to officials here at city hall. and tonight we surprised the woman at herman that was what home. she was brought to tears. >> there's quite a few people that had said that i needed to get over it. >> reporter: roses land plum was still heart broken two week after we first interviewed her. we stopped by herman chew what home tonight to ask if she had received any leads on her missing wedding dress. >> i had given hope up. >> she reach out to fox 292 weeks ago. she showed us these pictures of her wedding dress which will been storage unit that was auctioned after she says she fell on hard times and couldn't afford to keep it. what made the dress even more special, are the memories it held of her mother who passed away three years ago one year after the wedding. >> it was so special because my momma got to go with me dress shopping to begin with it was something that she wasn't able to do

we'll see you then. >>> san francisco city hall looked more like kitty hall today. >> take a look. we were in the supervisor's office. if it looks more like an animal shelter that's because it has been converted into a cat adoption center. >> this is the fourth year tang has offered kittens for adoption in her office. she helped eight cats find new homes. it's a sacrifice since she is mildly allergic to cats. >> if you interested check the kittens out in city hall in room 264 until december 9th. >>> world news tonight is next. >> all of us we appreciate your time. we'll see you again >>> breaking news as we come on the air tonight. the deadly tornadoes. the watches late today across several states. more than two dozen twisters in 24 hours. in atlanta, the sirens. the system stretching from the south to the northeast. >>> also, the state of emergency at this hour. seven dead. the wildfires out of control. fueled by the winds. families racing to get out. >>> breaking developments in the plane crash. tonight, what we have just learned. what the pilot said moments before the crash. >>>

the new year with fireworks and on sunday new year's day thousands more will pack the area around city hallad street for the traditional mummers day parade. lawn enforcement officials will not talk specifics of course when it comes to security but say the big events in our city have prepared the police force well. >>> well, this year will have to wait tiny bit longer to say happy new year. that's because guess what? there's an extra second in 2016. the world's for most authority on time has added a leap second to the end of decemrear.k second just like a leap year to bring the world's clocks, the atomic clocks in sync with the earth's rhythm. that rhythm is determined by the planet's rotation which can fluctuate unpredictablely. there have been 26 leap seconds added to the clock. bottom line be careful when you countdown to midnight. >> hm. >> how about that. >> all right one second too early and it could be over. >> that's it. >> time to get a check of traffic for your friday neither. >> matnight. >> last traffic report of 2016. we do a lot of complaining about a lot of roadways but i thou

here in philadelphia where security measures have been added around the christmas village around city hall. philadelphia mayor, jim kenney, says it was made out of an abundance of caution and not a threat to the city. we have larger vehicles now parked at the entrances to the areas of our own christmasville able around city hall. and police vehicles and trash trucks and we don't have an imminent threat but obviously you will want to take precautions when something like this happens. "action news" and abc news is following developments out of germany. fine this on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> we are following developing news out of south jersey. right now police are swarming a wooded area in cedarville, cumberland county. chopper 6 hd overhead as police investigated a truck found in the area, less than 15 minutes ago police confirmed that truck belonged to a murder suspect. police believe that jeremiah moanle killed his wife. and the couple was estranged and she survived years after abuse. >>> philadelphia police are trying to figure out how a woman ended up fatally wounded on the side o

a festive atmosphere at the christmas village at city hall in philadelphia. folks taking in the sights, sounds and smells of the holiday season, but thoughts of the tragedy in berlinly germany are far from the minds of some shoppers >> i was there two years ago in berlin. i'm half germany >> theresa used to work at philly's christmas village and has visited the market now riddled with death in destruction in berlin. like most, it's hard to shake the mitchells after a truck plowed through the crowded christmas market monday. 12 dead, nearly 50 injured in what the white house is describing as an parent terrorist attack >> sadness, because the germany people have really opened their arms to refugees and done all they could, you know, to help peace and this is what happens, it's sad. and berlin itself is a very diverse community. very peaceful. >> reporter: philadelphia police stepped up security on the heels of the attack >> we've increased patrol in terms of again, just what this type of incident happening, you have to be mindful, we can't be native and act lik

live at city hall, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 action news. jim? >> thank you, dann. in turkey it was political assassination in front of an audience at an art museum. an off-duty policeman shot and killed the russian ambassador to turkey just as the diplomat was introducing a exhibit. he screamed don't forget aleppo, don't forget syria. turkey has supported the rebels in the syrian civil war while russia has backed the government of assad. >>> a south jersey mother of two has fallen victim of a violent crime. the woman's friends saw it coming. >> you don't know how many times that she came beat up. >> reporter: through tears, friends of tara oshea. >> she did everything she could to get away from him. >> reporter: this morning the years of abuse running away and hiding would finally end. though not in the way she wanted. just past 8:00 this morning, the 36-year-old mom was found dead in her home off of raymond drive in commercial township. >> i already knew who it was that did it. she told us that it was going to happen. she tried to get out of here. >> reporter: new

we're looking live on our city hall cameras looking festive, isn't it?a live look there and you see the roads are dry. it's cold out there but dry. let's take a live look and see what's going on on the schuylkill expressway approaching spring garden. nothing happening. light volume. eastbound traffic just a few cars headed towards the vine. the action cam was on the scene of an issue in lower merion. take a look at this. this is sprogg road at hollow road. they're doing suer repairs and sprague road is shut down in lower merion so expect delays through the morning commute. you can see they've got the big road closed sign in lower merion causing a problem there on sprague road. the bridge opening and the burlington bristol bridge still expected to happen so stick to the betsy ross bridge instead of the burlington bristol as you're headed out. just some construction on the turnpike. this is westbound between downingtown and valley forge. the right lane is blocked in this area and was not far from the area where we had the turnpike shut down for awhile yest

now this plan, it is approved by alameda county and goes towards oakland city hall and goes in front of the council and they must vote and we expect a unanimous vote in favor of the proposal to happen at 6:30 and we will be here and

this village now surrounds city hall. you may recall at one time it was in -- we found police on foot patrol and others arriving. i did some digging and found many cities are increasing their police presence since the truck plowed into shoppers at a busy christmas village in berlin. we found video of a growing memorial placed where one dozen people died and 48 others were injured. police commissioner says they are take precautions but right now there is no credible threat here. >> we have some additional personnel. you know, around city hall you have the pillars that kind of surround the area. that's an added safety measure. we are optimistic. we don't want to alarm people unnecessarily but we'll be out there. we will talk to some of the shoppers at 11:30. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police trying to figure out how a woman ended up with a severe head trauma. officers were flagged down after she found another woman laying on the road. the area where she was found is fairly secluded but police tell us they are asking bus

it happened at city hall plaza early sunday morning.he was also seen walking a dog and driving off in a dark car believed to be a saturn ion. the jesus statue was later found in neighboring bethlehem township. police say on incoherent note was left with it. >> a north jersey mother is speaking out about losing her ton zoo to that warehouse fire in oakland california. this is some of the last video her son shot before the blaze. it's dark but you can see the date and time in the corner. it was about an hour before the fire. cason's mother is now caring for the twin daughters he leaves behind. >> i don't have time to cry right now. the only thing i can do is really make sure that my granddaughters will be okay. >> investigators are saying a rerich freighter or another electrical appliance may have that sparked the flames that killed 36 people. >> a christmas tree lot in new york city sold a.m. -- a rare white fir for $1,000. tree prices are up most everywhere this holiday not high though due to droughts and wildfires affecting supplies. w

they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over the years, we tried to include artists and all types of mediums. conceptual artists, at installation, photographers, videographers. >> that has really expanded the program out. it is becoming so dynamic right now with your vision of interesting artists in gauging here. why would an artist when to come here? >> mainly, access to the materials. we also give them a lot of support. when they start, it is an empty studio. they go out to the public area and -- we call it the big store. they go out shopping, take the materials that, an

and the contractors to make that possible and all the leadership and is coordination from within city hallhe real benefit of what is different vision zero is a community partnership with the city it is not just the city but our community groups it is the coalition of dozens of groups close recognizey and neighborhoods and business groups coming together to support vision zero and one of the lead voices particularly when it comes to bike safety it the san francisco bicycle coalition at the they've been relentless for safety and pushing us to do more faster and better and that's pressure that stays on us everyday helps us to get this done we appreciate the leadership and the pressure from the bicycle coalition and we're glad to be joined by executive director bryan. >> thanks ed. >> thank you ed reiskin and mohammed nuru and thank you, mayor ed lee for your living room in adopting the safety improvements that will make our streets safer and help us to chief /* achieve it. >> this will help to reduce the casinos of night vision and hopefully that will be embarrassed in other corridors across

a festive atmosphere at the christmas village at city hall in philadelphia. folks taking in the sights, sounds and smells of the holiday season, but thoughts of the tragedy in berlinly germany are far from the minds of some shoppers >> i was there two years ago in berlin. i'm half germany >> theresa used to work at philly's christmas village and has visited the market now riddled with death in destruction in berlin. like most, it's hard to shake the mitchells after a truck plowed through the crowded christmas market monday. 12 dead, nearly 50 injured in what the white house is describing as an parent terrorist attack >> sadness, because the germany people have really opened their arms to refugees and done all they could, you know, to help peace and this is what happens, it's sad. and berlin itself is a very diverse community. very peaceful. >> reporter: philadelphia police stepped up security on the heels of the attack >> we've increased patrol in terms of again, just what this type of incident happening, you have to be mindful, we can't be native and act lik

let's go live on sky6 live hd from our city hall camera, this is the rothman rink at dilworth park, the folks are having a good time enjoying themselves. it feels like ice skating weather out there. it temperatures are on the cool side, but just enough to enjoy. it feels like the season. 46 degrees in philadelphia. 47 in millville and dover. allentown, 44. the poconos, 36 degrees. double scan live showing a big mess across the eastern half of the united states, the snow is flying, the upper midwest, chicago, green bay milwaukee, all seeing accumulating snow this afternoon and heavier soaking rain for the deep south. places like atlanta, nashville, charlotte all seeing rain this afternoon all pushing east over the next several hours. after this passes another storm develops down here in the southern gulf of mexico. and that comes up the coast and brings more wet weather to the region, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, you will see that reflected in the seven-day forecast. it doesn't look like a pretty week. future tracker 6, 5:00 p.m., mainly cloudy we'll see the precipitation overspread the

walter perez is live at the christmas village in city hall. we are hearing from the mayor and police keeping security measures in place. >> reporter: christmas villages are common in europe and becoming more popular in the u.s. and now public spaces like these can no longer be presumed to be safe. >> there are added security measures surrounding the christmas village outside of city hall in the wake of terror attack in germany but made purely out of an abundance of caution. >> we are larger vehicles parked to the entrances of the villages around city hall and police vehicles and trash trucks we don't have an imminent threat but we take precautions when something like this happens. >> meanwhile, thomas bower the organizer of the christmas village says he is heart broken of what happened in his native country. we are hurting for the family members that lost family and friends and yes it's a tragedy. >> 12 people were killed and many others wounded when someone drove this tractor trailer into the crowded market in berlin, germany. isis has taken

sky 6 over city hall, you see foggy conditions across the region. magee with the forecast. >> walter, the fog is a concern overnight hours. we have a dense fog advisory until 7:00 a.m. sunday. visibility is along the i-95 corridor, low there. half a mile in lancaster, four miles millville and atlantic atc city. mid atlantic temperatures in the 95 corridor, trapped with colder air. freezing in philadelphia, 46. pittsburg 56. 66-degrees in charleston, west virginia milder air ahead of our next system. radar 3d, you see the moisture inching closer to the delaware valley moving through throughout the day sunday. 4:30 in the morning, we are dealing with pockets of heavy rain for philadelphia and areas to the west on and off before a cold front goes through sunday night. sunday's break down with a change, snow earlier today and tomorrow, temperature temperatuo 60-degrees at dawn. a quarter inch to 3/4s inch of precipitation. sunday, temperatures close to 4n issue with puddles freezing. we'll go over the forecast later, walter. >> thank you, melissa. if yo

as renovating city hall and how much criticism he got why is this so most money into a government building why really make sure that that building was renovated people called that a waste of money and really didn't see very much value what is interesting today you watch you know when i used to work another city hall i had to fight the tour buses to get if so many people not only in san francisco that are proud of that building and the structure what that stands for as a beacon for the city but people from around the world come and now as long as going to the golden gate bridge and walking through the financial district, walking interest our ferry building and the piers and chinatown people come to city hall not only as a symbol of san francisco is but was it embodies i hope we can be here very, very soon at some point to do a ribbon cutting and talk about how this building really personifies the incredible history the incredible value so again, i'm so proud to play a small roll in securing the one million dollars grant i was joking with the mayor that would be a matching grant right mark a

live from dilworth park at city hall: join the action news team for a magical night around philadelphia'sy tree! bundle up! for sights and sounds of the season: from the ice rink to the new winter garden maze. and the story of how this enchanting centerpiece came to life! the rothman institute presents: philadelphia celebrates the holidays and now live from philadelphia's city hall, 6abc's cecily tynan and rick williams. >> hello everyone and happy holidays! >> we are on philadelphia city hall's west apron, and even with the rain, dilworth park is just beautiful! >> the philly holiday tree is all aglow behind us, front and center in the park, this year, rather than tucked into the courtyard, so everyone can see and enjoy it. >> and that dazzling tree is the centerpiece

palo alto's city hall has been getting a high tech makeover. kpix five's len ramirez shows us the interactive video wall... that constantly receives and shares information. [nats] palo alto city hall still looks the same from the outside... but pass through these doors and you get hit by a giant wave of color...bubbles of news...and floating ideas. [sot super: yoli deason/palo alto]"what used to be there was just a plain wall, it didn't have any moving parts or anything interactive." yoli deason says the city's newest piece of public art makes waiting in line to pay a bill or get a permit a lot less dull area... coming up, how the santa cruz area... coming up, how the santa cruz boardwalk is being freshened up now -- so it'll be ready for thousands of tourists this summer... the santa cruz beach boardwalk is one of the most popular beachside ,,,, (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign th

hundreds of people unhappy with the outcome of the presidential election gathered outside palo alto city hall today. ==take vo== some held signs showing support for minorities, and denouncing donald trump and the so- called "altig >>> hundreds of people held outside city hall tonight. denouncing the alt-right movement. retired and she says the president-elect is a threat to democracy. >> it is very important that he knows, the world knows there are people here who will be putting the pressure on for him to do the right thing, to do things that are constitutional. there will be a lot of people here to do it. i truly believe this is going to keep going. >> the rally was organized by the peninsula peace and justice center. >>> well, some say they are simply dreading the inauguration of donald trump and others are celebrating his presidency. >> tomorrow electoral college is expected to make the election official. jennifer johnson shows us protests continue and electors are being harassed. >> reporter: with just over a month to go they sent a message they will fight against the anti-immigrant poli

could get out ÷of there. >> reporter: after rallying briefly, the group walked a block and have to city hallity council meeñi3g.1 they work chanting outside the chamber but they were orderly during the meeting. they filled out the appropriate request to speak cards hoping to get across their feelings that the city is trying to make an example. >> i hope the city will allow them to make the changes that they need to make to the house to be up wkkto code. v÷ >> reporter: remember the open forum section of city council meetings is a chance for residents to speak their minds. we will keep a/;you updated on red tag situation. spencer blake, kron4.>>> people who put in long hours at the ghost ship warehouse fire including first responders. roughly 300 people were e%kzgnp today. the corners office, employees, emergency workers comp firefighters, police officers, investigators, among others were recognize. county officials say they wanted to a knowledge the dedication and hard < work und what they called heartbreaking circumstances. all of them playing key rolls in the aftermath of that tragedy th

jana katsuyama joins us live at oakland city hall. jana what is the latest? >> i just sat down at city council chambers where the members are expected to vote at any minute now. ronnie lott thinks this is a good deal and the timing of this vote, the message they are sending is critical. owners are expected to meet tomorrow in also and they could vote as early as january. as to whether or not to let the raiders go to las vegas. >> and raider fans are in black and white showing up at the oakland city council meeting. so did former nfl receiver ronnie lott and his investment team. >> it's not just about us, but everybody doing something bigger than himself. >> reporter: lot knows something about winning, this time leading an investment team to help beat a las vegas stadium offer to win over raiders winner mark davis with a proposal to keep the team in oakland. the plan to build a new $1.3 billion raiders stadium complex with a possible a's ballpark too. >> we want to make it clear that we're in this sport for a long haul. it's about the community, it's about the

live view from city hall from center city where it's 21 degrees. 16 degrees in the suburbs. 14 in the lehigh valley and delaware is right at 20. nobody is warm this morning. even some shore communities are in the teens. some neighbors in fechl are in the teens too. look, chestnut hill right at 20 degrees, fox chase, and not much warmer in center city. center city is at 24. it's going to be a cold morning and a cold wait at the bus stop. very cold and clear. look at allentown, quakertown, redding, trenton in the teens and barrelling into the 20s for philadelphia and wilmington at 8:00 this morning when skies will be nice and sunny. clears overhead, clouds offshore, nothing but sunshine. pretty nice day ahead even though it's a cold start. we'll likely stay in the 30s today and we'll likely not see any of the snow. it's going to stay dry for the next couple of days and there's a warming trend ahead. but today the warming trend will happen only into the 30s this afternoon. philadelphia 23 degrees at 8:00 and 21 for the suburbs at that hour. by lunchtime right at freezing in the suburbs a

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let's get you outside, as we look live on sky6 live hd from our city hall camera from dilworth park you can see puddles out there, the rape is coming down, -- rain is coming down, it is steady right now. freezing rain reported in the poconos, temperatures have jumped from freezing there, as well. storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion for you, the shield of rain most of it on the lighter side, but we pick up the darker shades of green that's where the steadier stuff is falling. we'll go into south jersey, heavy rain egg harbor township, mays landing and along route 40 heading into buena and malaga. on the other side of the delaware river we go you can see steady rains from 322 from honeybrook to lincoln and more steady stuff in birdsboro. we'll be dealing with this all morning long as the system progresses and pushes through. temperatures wise it's mild. poconos jumped above the freezing mark, 33. allentown, 39. philadelphia, 40, millville, 41. cape may, not too bad, a very mild 44 degrees. for today, morning rain, some afternoon sunshine it will be very limited, you will only see it

he introduced new commission on asian-american affairs today at city hall. ime and immigration were among the hot topics. the mayor spoke about the importance of keeping philadelphia a sanctuary city. he also said it's key that the city accepts people of all backgrounds. >> worst thing we can possible dollar a give immigrant folks the belief that our police are there to round them up and to inter them in way. >> the mayor called robbers targeting asian-americans a serious problem and said the police continue to investigate. >>> if you don't believe there may be angels on earth don't tell that to the folks in around pitman new jersey. what started out as big idea of a 12-year-old girl continues to grow. way beyond their small town, beyond the handful of supporters and beyond even providing christmas cheer. >> seven years later joyce evans checks in on a young woman now asking people to find it in their hearts to help a thousand more all year round. >> hi. >> reporter: wow! >> they're giving. >> oh yeah. >> a lot of clothes. >> they're things people donated. >>

german christmas market at city hall is open to the public until christmas eve until around 5:00 p.m., karen. >>> a turkish policeman, fatal ly shot russia's ambassador to turkey at an art exhibit in ankara. pictures and video difficulties pushing, dramatic they have figure out who the gun man is, he is 22 years old and a member of the police there, riot squad. turkish authorities say he fired at least three shots at the am was dor andre karlov in front of the pack crowd. suspect was shouting and condemning russia's military role in syria. he was later kill in the shoot-out with police. the investigators are questioning six people, connect with this suspect including his parent, and his roommate. >>> developing right the now, a new jersey woman is dead and police are trying to track down her estranged husband. the state police are looking for that man, he is three two-year old jeremiah, facing murder and weapons charges police found his estranged wife bonnie at a home in cumberland county yesterday morning. police say suspect was last seen driving a blue chevy s10 pickup truck. >>> it

coalition to pursue us that's why ear here wouldn't have been possible without the the leadership of city hall is please help me welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin and thank you to the mta for working closely with many agencies to put the city's very first protected intersection together and to see how this role can help safety been the premium policy for the streets so thank you to the bicycle coalition, public works and walk sf and livable city working with our city agrees as well right here in a z inspector duffy, see the craft above you on the streets everyone using walking and bicyclists in particular intersection we have now to the data we have done prior to this change documented over 2 hundred people ride there to intersection to get to work that's as a an invaluable piece of data at the looked at the accident data the fatality date to inform us this was an important intersection to make that change so hopefully everyone driving a vehicle will appreciate pleasant users for this inspector, next item. >> people using different modes of transportation from walkin

live outside city hall, nicole brewer cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you. >>> president-elect trumpesponds to growing questions about potential conflicts of interest between his business and the presidency. trump now says he will give up control of his vast business empire, more details are expected at a news conference scheduled for strainsth of his children are expected to take control of the business. in the meantime the president-elect will begin what he calls a thank you tour tomorrow with a stop in ohio .he'll also visit the carrier company in indiana after persuading the company to keep jobs in the u.s. >>> nancy pilosi won enough votes to keep her position in the house of representatives. democrats voted 134-63 to retain her as minority leader. >>> a set back for jill stein in her effort to get a recount of pennsylvania presidential election results. today, a judge denied a motion by the green party presidential candidate to have results recounted in montgomery county. attorneys for stein argued cyber attacks could have altered results it has been lated in electronic voting

live at city hall with more on why the mayor is chiming in. >> building a wall and deportations were central to donald trump's campaign. the mayor is hoping for the best and preparing for the worst and he said trump will soften the stance on undocumented students. >> walk a mile in his shoes. 7500 miles he estimates and four attempts from honduras to the united states when he was 16 years. >> i was almost killed in honduras. >> he had an opportunity to attend college and change his life. he helps provide the opportunity to others. >> why not give a chance to people like me who have a right to asylum to come and ask. >> that's why he is more than one dozen mayors across the country who signed a letter asking president-elect trump to continue efforts under the deferred action for childhood arrivals known as daka. implemented under obama, it allows immigrants who arrived at children not to be at risk for deportation. >> to have them be in fear or be deported, it should be delayed we had an opportunity for meaningful reform. >> a vigil with students seen in solidarity. some are their pee