this was pal day at philadelphia city hall.on news" reporter bob brooks was there. >> reporter:. >> with fidelity. >> with fidelity. >> congratulations and have an enjoyable day. [applause] >> reporter: with that oath philadelphia got a new administration from that mayor to police commissioner, well, at least for the day. it was the annual police athletic league or pal day at city hall. these students are grateful for the opportunity. >> i'm blessed. >> it's a once in a lifetime experience. they're going to get everything to do from sitting in the cabinet meeting. >> reporter: it's chance for these young and twenty nine network and build professional relationships. shadowed police commissioner richard ross. >> i'm just trying to get a deal for different jobs and experience to pursue my dreams. >> looking forward to off-loading some of that i stress on him day. event was sponsored by toyota. tom mellon is the tri-state toyota program director but also a retired police officer. he knows the value of building connections between t

we were at city hall or right outside city ho hall a short tie ago. now we are at broad and spring garden following some protests. you said the umbrella group, the strike for democracy has had all move different events around the big cities of america today including here. the particular march that we're going to show you right now and we should be seeing the chopper hd right now, chopper 6 h.d. is known as the black resistance march. it was put together by the coalition for real justice. they were the group that was organized outside the msb building earlier, about 4:00. they were there for about knife minutes. theyen just shortly after 5:00 this evening, a group of them went in and blocked traffic in that -- the lanes between city hall and msb. then they took s to the streets. what you're seeing right now is they have been marching north on broad street. they stopped here at spring garden street. then they passed the vine lorraine hotel. they're making their way north. we don't know where. when we talked to organizers earlier, they would not tell us

we tracked them go around city hall down to south street. they're heading north into old city. these folks specifically protesting president trump's policies on immigration and climate change. part of the day of action, a general strike. a number of different movements today in center city. a call to bike the strike. bicyclists in philly hoping to send a message to rush hour commuters. >> disrupting the rhythms of every day life so people who wouldn't normally be exposed to these kinds of voices are in a way forced to. >> reporter: demonstrating against president donald trump's policies on immigration is part of the nationwide general strike. just the latest protests since trump took office. >> and to really demonstrate that people do have power. it might take the form of profit, calling representatives. >> reporter: also today, a group of lawyers in philadelphia picketing outside city hall joining the general strike. >> already the stand and fight in solidarity with the growing social movements against this administration's racist and xenophobic policies. >> reporter: and this

christie ileto is live at city hall.ut we begin with meteorologist melissa mcgee and the first check of the accuweather forecast. >> walter and sarah, it's hard too believe that we are in the month of february. because temperatures more reflective of a spring-like season than the dead of winter. we had record highs today. in fact, record warmth in philadelphia. marketed out at 70 degrees. that's 25 degrees above average. these numbers more typical of mid to late april rather than february. other highs we shattered today, wilmington, 71, we talked about philadelphia. trenton, record high of 69. 68 the record for reading readid allen town. still at 11:00, even with the wind coming on through, it's 54. balmy in the city. 57 in reading, 43 in the poconos. 48 in cape may. and in dover coming in at 54. satellite 6 along with action radar, a mostly clear sky, but look off to the west. and we're tracking a cold front out of canada. this will dip to the south as we go throughout the overnight hours. and give us a bit of a change

, city hall was newly opened on february, 20th, 1915. d was dedicated to coincide with the panama pacific international ex-poe tigs, occurring in the city. but the boards legislative chambers would not be finished for another year. in part due to its ornate and stunning workmanship. finally, on october, 9th, 1916, the meeting of the board of supervisors was held in the legislative chamber, thank you, madam president. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. >> thank you. you can clap, but she did not write it. on the call of the roll for the inmeeting the follow 18 members were noted present, supervisors brandon dz., gallagher, hayden hilmer, hox, hanes, cordic. >> lahaney. >> mclaern. nelson, nolan, power, sir, walsh, welch, and wolf. we felt that it was important that their words spoken on that day be reinstated by our current board members as they are in this chamber. the following excerpts were taken from the journal of proceedings for monday, october 9th, 1916, at 2:00 p.m. for that inaugural day. the first individual to present on that day w

they will be doing almost triple what they normally do at city hall wedding-wise. we have a lot of deputy marriage counselors milling around. i thought they were justice of the peaces but they're not. they show their driver's licenses and you can see this is a young couple waiting to get married. after they tie the knot, so to speak, they get a bag of kisses and a red rose. this is exciting. >> yeah. it is very exciting. we received a few calls from people who were worried after trump was elected that they may lose their right to marry. we decided to celebrate everyone's right to mary, no matter who they love. >> what is the setup? walk with me over here. we're going to interview a married couple. what is the setup around the room. >> we have the heart where they can get married and the trellis. we have the mayor's balcony, the fourth floor balcony. anywhere at city hall today we are allowing people to get married. >> who is the dude in the red suit. >> that is one of my favorite commissioners, jp. he volunteers with us. >> how lovely. thank you for being with us t

but who can resist the picturesque backdrops in city hall?le came all the way from merced for their special day. "it's just small - just the two of us."county clerk catherine stefani says there were about 20 volunteer deputy marriage commissioners here to officiate in ceremonies happening all over city hall. "we had a trellis that we actually got on amazon that we built, and same with this heart."based on how smoothly things went this year, stefani thinks the county could handle two or three hundred valentine's day marriages in the future."we never really celebrate valentine's day, so it's not like it was intentional.now we will!yeah, now we will! that's what i said! i said, at least he'll remember the anniversary!" "actually, we were trying to get married in february, but valentine's day was the only day available."but it turned out to be the perfect day. to exchange vows in a historic buildingwith the love of your life."i'm married to the most beautiful woman in the world ." at san francisco city hall, spencer blake, kron four news. coming

we will go to city hall, the city archives. we will even go to harrisburg on your behalf looking for information for you. >> thank you so much for joining us. such an interest iing informati. you may want to consider becoming a member, of course. the cost starts at 50 bucks for a digital membership. for more information log onto hsp.org. >>> if you've got an issue with a company, a service or a product, nbc 10 responds may be able to help you. we'll explain how everyone who reaches out to us gets a response. >>> first, let's test your knowledge about the history of philadelphia once more courtesy of the historical society of pennsylvania. the philadelphia international airport sits upon this historic site, once the world's largest shipyard. what was its name? >>> before the break we asked you to test your knowledge of philadelphia's history. the philadelphia international airport sits upon this historic site, once the world's largest shipyard. what was its name? if you answered hog island, you were right. the shipyard closed in

.) >> thank you theo well, everyone well people's palace our city hall kids how you doing junior 49ers in the house. >> (clapping.) >> well, i'm really glad you're here i know when young people are here they don't want to hear speech we will have action even though findings i pen thank you to the supervisor president breed who is working closely with me on this legislation along with board member supervisor peskin green from district 3 and ahsha safai district 11 thank you and supervisor cowen malia cohen is on her way and will be here in a minute and, of course, i need do board of supervisors i'm signing legislation that's what they had had good we do better when we work together with sheryl and others you allow us to a or as a city to work together with the most important people are the residents of potrero and sunnydale thank you for being here. >> (clapping.) >> i get to say that you know as a someone who started out in public housing this is personal to me that i pay attention to those that are living in housing to not allow you to fear in you're living live in fear and isolation

reporting live city hall, walter perez channel 6 "action news." back to you guys. >>> the search is on for two men who tied up and gagged a pills toll whipped -- pistol whipped a man in the june at park section. the victim was working in his garbage on neilson street. masked gun toted suspects opened the door and dragged him into the bedroom they tied him up with electrical tape and stuffed a rag in his mouth and hit him with the gun. his brother found him on sunday when he didn't show up for a family function, friends are shocked. >> he is such a good guy. he stick to himself. >> police have not announce add motive in the case. >>> firefighters in camden responded to a natural gas leak at an apartment complex overnight. "action news" was there on the 2,000 block of ferry avenue around 1:30 a.m. firefighter and utility crews spotted the source of the leak, everybody got to stay in their apartments while the situation was resolved. >>> overseas, investigators are looking for more suspects in the apparent is as -- assassination of kim jung nam. >> r

a popular day for weddings at city hall. we talked to couples tying the knot. and next. father killed in an east bay road rage incident. tonight, a plea from his wife who describes the terrifying ordeal. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. police in san leandro have identified the vicitm in sunday night's deadly road rage shooting... but say, they have little information about the shooter. 45-year-old wardell taliaferro was shot and killed on marina boulevard near verna court while driving his car. his wife and their two young children were with taliaferro when he got into a verbal altercation with someone in another vehicle. when the two vehicles reached the intersection...things escalated. thinking quickly...his wife grabbed the steering wheel...and actually had to get underneath his body to drive the car to the shoulder of the road. she says her husband died before the car was stopped. tonight...police in san leandro are looking for leads on the shooter.

next on abc 7 news wedding bells ringing at san francisco city hall.e will take you along as dozens of couples celebrate valentine's day in style. >> i like the owe fishant's outfit. no weather related delays here, but the changes are coming. meteorologist drew tuma . >>> now your accuweather forecast withdrew tuma. >> in accuweather we are in the middle of an absolutely gorgeous weather pattern that will quickly change through the next 48 hours. enjoy the bright skies take. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you we are rain free. we have a fair amount of cloud cover overhead at this hour. the wider picture will show a big shield of cloud cover off the coast right now on live doppler 7 along with satellite. this is our next storm system but will not arrive for most areas until thursday morning. we are about 48 hours away from seeing most spots turn wet. a live look from tan cam. it is beautiful out there. some high clouds streaming in from time to time. really hard to ask for better weather in the month of february. take a look at temperatures

. >> they think it is the best city hall in the u.s.a. take a look.ry little shoot, wisconsin, village administrators, says, it is a combination of architecture, old-fashioned charm,. >> lucky addition of the winds mill, as well, tourist dentition agents, and what i think is most incredible about that, there are cities from san francisco, new york, boston, largest communities in the country, and little chat is in that conversation. >> little chat defeated north carolina, now the city now up against stourbridge, massachusetts in the next round. >> of course, we're partial to philadelphia city hall. the the show piece, intersection of broad and market street, the tallest structure in the u.s. until 1909. it still the largest masonry municipal building in the u.s., and until 1987, no building in philadelphia was taller. remember bill i pen with his hat, count builds taller than his hat. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," foods you should eat to keep your heart health. >> i pat gallen has a pretty cool story. take a look. >> ♪ >> ♪

the protesters have been making their way northbound away from city hall.the moment, it looks like they're standing still. so too is the traffic. police officers assisting wing the situation. north broad street all blocked off. i expect spring garden street will be blocked off soon. local vine is also closed. that's the situation in north philadelphia. situation here in old city is not so great either. overturned truck and now they're trying to upright it. so they have the ramp from the ben franklin bridge and sixth and seventh streets to go east on the vine. to get to 95, all blocked off once again. this is causing big delays in old city. in secane delco we have a barricade situation. it's reopened now but hours delay on septa's media l and regional line. there's a jam on the southbound new jersey turnpike because a crash in mt. laurel. you might want to use 295 but busy as well. >>> let's take a live look at the penn state campus in state college where the thon fundraiser just about to begin. this annual event raises funds in support of pediatric cancer r

vic lee is live at city hall with the story. vic? >> reporter: well, the big question, is it a brothel or simply a massage parlor? the owner who did not want to go on camera told us in chinese that it's simply a massage parlor. that she has a legitimate license. all of her masseuses are also licensed. by the way, this is the first time that the city in recent memory has tried to close an alleged brothel by using the state's red light abatement law. when people go to a massage parlor, what do they really expect? >> i think they expect to have a massage and probably that's about it. >> reporter: well, according to the city attorney, that's not what happens here at the queens health center. >> they have been going around the law for years. they're well aware it's illegal. >> the queens health center is a massage parlor on the 300 block of kearney. a busy street with popular lunchtime eateries. the city attorney filed this lawsuit claiming that it's really a brothel. the suit says for at least six years the city has cited queens health c

francisco's city hall with kpix 5 reporter jackie ward.ackie, you say there's a crowd growing out there. >> reporter: absolutely, juliette. organizers expected up to 2,000 people to attend this peaceful rally today. there's at least several hundred people here right now. and although there's a temporary hold on president trump's travel ban, the anger of how it was executed remains steady. trump took to twitter today calling the ruling out of washington state a terrible decision. this latest temporary ruling applies nationwide and discredits any authority president trump's immigration ban held. >> nothing about the executive order is being implemented directly. >> reporter: this is an immigration lawyer in oakland and says today is quite and calm at sfo. >> yesterday a federal court in the state of washington suspended the ban. >> the volunteers behind me are calling all the airlines to make sure they know what's going on and getting their position like their statement are they allowing, you know, individual travelers to board planes that m

. >> in city hall the day harvey was murdered. and as the anger built in the aftermath of the assassinations, and the gay community, cleave was at the forefront of that. in fact, he led the throng that went down to city hall the night after the dan white verdict. that ended up becoming the riot. >> harvey milk encouraged you to get into politics. >> yes. >> what did he see in you do you think that you didn't see in yourself? >> i was surprised that he took an interest in me. i was one of many young people he mentored. he was wonderful with young people. he managed to find that one skill or strength that you have that you didn't even know you had. i still think of him every day and miss him and wish he was here and hope he would be proud of me. >> when he died, the day he died, i think in the book you write that you felt it was over, that the movement was over. that it was going to end with his assassination. why did you think that? >> he was kind of a father figure to me, our leader. everything we fought for was crushed. there's b

. >> in city hall the day harvey was murdered. and as the anger built in the aftermath of the assassinations, and the gay community, cleave was at the forefront of that. in fact, he led the throng that went down to city hall the night after the dan white verdict. that ended up becoming the riot. >> harvey milk encouraged you to get into politics. >> yes. >> what did he see in you do you think that you didn't see in yourself? >> i was surprised that he took an interest in me. i was one of many young people he mentored. he was wonderful with young people. he managed to find that one skill or strength that you have that you didn't even know you had. i still think of him every day and miss him and wish he was here and hope he would be proud of me. >> when he died, the day he died, i think in the book you write that you felt it was over, that the movement was over. that it was going to end with his assassination. why did you think that? >> he was kind of a father figure to me, our leader. everything we fought for was crushed. there's b

thomas payne plaza in center city where demonstrators are just beginning to gather for a march around city hall. walter perez will join us live from that rally, coming up at 12:30. >>> in other news, philadelphia police are investigating a violent attempted robbery in the city's east oak lane section overnight. the happened in the 6600 block of north 6th street before 1:00 a.m. police say a 19-year-old man was back into a parking space in in his house when he got out of his car he was the approached by a gunman demanding money. a struggle ensued. the gun went off, but nobody was hit, although the victim was pistol whipped. he was rushed to the hospital in stable condition. the gunman is at large. >>> a 7 the candidate has official entered the crowded race for district attorney, he most recently served in the d.a.'s office as first assistant. seth williams is not seeking a third term in the midst of an fbi investigation for gifts he did not report. the race includes 6 democrats and one republican. >> authorities are looking for the cause of a mansion inferno in virginia. >> he has been nominated

back to you guys. >>> honoring black history at philadelphia city hall. city councilwoman introduced a resolution in honor of african-american children's book fair. presented the resolution to nbc 10 vice president of news and to others. nbc 10 and telemundo are proud sponsors are the event. 25th annual african-american book fair is saturday from 1-4 at the community of college in philadelphia and it is a free event. >>> undergoing a major expansion project and what it could mean for you next trip to shore. >> also coming up at six, online shopping warning. this local sports fan says the expensive jersey he bought on the internet was a fake. now nbc 10 responds is helping him and you avoid problem websites. >>> when you visit atlantic city this summer, you'll see a bigger boa boardwalk. >>> cut off from the main board walk near the casinos for years. reconnection is scheduled for this summer. neighbors are excited. >> truly going to reviolatize this area. >> it's not the same boardwalk. it's a little different. i think i'm going to like that about it. >> f

protesters confronted the sheriff outside her office in san francisco city hall demanding she resign, after deputies carried out a court order to evict a 100-year-old woman from her home. the battle over eiris canada's apartment, things soured when she stopped living there full time and she refused to sign a document to allow the building to be converted to condos, the threat of eviction sparked protests by tenant rights groups the eviction was approved and locks were changed. >> they locked out a 100-year-old woman, they locked her wheelchair in the apartment, the medication in the apartment. the woman is locked out. >> we don't want to evict anybody. especially someone 100 years old. >> reporter: the sheriff said she is following the court's order. >> throughout this, she has been offered services, including the adult protective agency. it's been my understanding from the beginning she did not need or want the services she is in the care of her niece. >> reporter: canada's niece named iris as well denies this. >> who's responsibility is she now? how does she get her medication. >> r

. >> are you by city hall. >> reporter: i'm by the free library, do you know where that is. >> yes. >ght here near here. >> okay. >> exactly, alex. >> yes. >> there is city hall, great view. >> that shot of city hall where it looks like william penn is very excited. >> i remember when i came to philly, you said if you look just right, and the day is right, little bit of rain,. >> going down parkway toward city hall, it looks like he is very excited to be on top of the building. >> that was my tour, as he took me around philadelphia. >>> we have some disturbing news, across the river. >> flyers appearing to be work of the kkk, they have surfaced in two new jersey communities. >> yeah, those flyers are leaving residents a little bit on edge here. they have kkk symbols written on them. steve is in cinnaminson. >> reporter: mike, wind of hate that blew into town here over the weekend. we are at corner of lenola and fork landing road and homeowners on both main streets in cinnaminson, found the same thing in their driveways and at their doorstep, these ku klux klan recruitment flyers they

jan carabao is live at city hall where leaders are standing by the tax, good morning, jan. >> reporter: well, rahel and jim, good morning, city is expect to go bring in 90 million-dollar a year through this beverage tax, you break that down that comes out to just about seven million-dollar a month. well, later on this morning we are expect to go learn just how much this beverage tax made in the first month in january. take a look at the video recently city officials released projections for january, city is expecting the tax to bring in just over two million-dollar, that is over 30 percent of that seven million-dollar bench mark but officials have said that collection will likely ramp up over first few months as compliance grows this year philadelphia became first major u.s. city with the sugar drink tax. revenue is supposed to support prek, community schools and recreation centers but fears of layoffs in the beverage industry are now growing as this one point a five cents per ounce tax takes hold. supermarket and distributors are reportedly considering layoffs. sources tell "eyewitnes

protesters confronted the sheriff outside her office in san francisco city hall demanding she resign, after deputies carried out a court order to evict a 100-year-old woman from her home. the battle over eiris canada's apartment, things soured when she stopped living there full time and she refused to sign a document to allow the building to be converted to condos, the threat of eviction sparked protests by tenant rights groups the eviction was approved and locks were changed. >> they locked out a 100-year-old woman, they locked her wheelchair in the apartment, the medication in the apartment. the woman is locked out. >> we don't want to evict anybody. especially someone 100 years old. >> reporter: the sheriff said she is following the court's order. >> throughout this, she has been offered services, including the adult protective agency. it's been my understanding from the beginning she did not need or want the services she is in the care of her niece. >> reporter: canada's niece named iris as well denies this. >> who's responsibility is she now? how does she get her medication. >> r

you can see traffic cannot get around city hall at the moment.ts way through. >>> well, get ready for a blast of spring. we start tonight. let's go to life look at trenton right now. call today a transition day. not too windy, not freezing but not warm either as we take a live look at old city right now. we know the warmth is on the way. just in time for a long holiday weekend. >>> i cannot wait. we are talking temperatures in the 60s. hitting near record. who knows maybe we'll break one good evening and thanks for joining us at 6:00 i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell. open better, warm temperatures aren't supposed to go anywhere any time soon. let's begin with fox 29 weather authority meteorologist scott williams is live out and about in center city tonight. fill us think good news, scott. >> hi there chris and dawn. yes, we're talking about no snow shovels for the president' days weekend in fact you might want to break out the shorts. spring is just around

. >> another live look outside city hall from our city hall camera. we'll be right back.ther welcome back, sky6 live hd taking a live look out across philadelphia international airport. we're seeing flights canceled and delayed. here's a good idea, make sure you call and check ahead. a lot of airlines are allowing to change your fee. go online to our flight tracker at 6abc.com. >>> we're parts of montgomery county starting to see snow. where is it at right now? >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we have rain in the i-95 corridor, but north and west of philadelphia there is the snow. it is continuing to creep farther and farther south. let's get you outside of we have the rain falling in philadelphia. as we take a look live on mobile 6 farther north we are looking at the snowflakes, so far it looks like the roads are a little bit wet. if you guys could tell me in my ear once again what location this this is? >> on the northeast extension. >> reporter: you can see where the tires are not hitting they are giving you wet spots to drive on, but obviously t

. >>> and let look live from sky 6 hd along the view of ben franklin parkway at city hall, you'll want to bundle up if you head out for a date. temperatures are not too bad right now but they will drop throughout the evening. david murphy is out on the terrace. >> happy valentine's day rick. we are looking at cloud cover and it's a cloudy start. taking a look at satellite and breaks in the sat slight to the northth west and allentown sees sun and philadelphia not too far away from the skies brightening. and 35 in trenton and 36 in cape may. the big change today involves the wind. yesterday we had the strong really ridiculous wind gusts at times over 50 and 60 miles per hour and now down to comfortable wind patterns, with just a 6 miles per hour wind in philadelphia. today's high is 4 degrees better than yesterday. 46 is where we wind up. the low 34 and both of those numbers above average. however as rick mentioned if you head out for valentine's day night, later this evening. or this afternoon, 44 degrees by 4:00, and 40 by 6:00 and in the evening it's cool and you'll want the winter c

you can see the city hall there. you can see market street. bay bridge.ain will be here by tomorrow morning. i think by tomorrow night it's kind of gone. so i think it's a morning commute. rain and wind for the morning commute. a wind advisory goes into effect. the rain's coming down pretty good around 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. lunchtime, it's still there, but you see it's tapering off quite a bit. in the afternoon, it kind of goes away there to a certain extent. we're looking like the afternoon's going to be not half bad. there might be a stray sprinkle. that was one model look. here's another. we'll take a look, you can see coming in from the south. this is 5:00 a.m. you see showers starting to come in from the south and so it's wet. it's wet in santa rosa now at 7:00 a.m. dry in san jose. then this swing in around 8:00 a.m. and san jose gets hit. suffice to say morning commute wet drive, windy, there will be some breaks. but it's friday morning commute. and then it kind of lingers until 11:00 or 12:00 and then it migrates off. the afternoon commute, t

it was pal day at city hall.hese students are grateful for the opportunity. >> i'm blessed. >> it is a once in a lifetime experience they will sit in the cabinet meeting to spending the afternoon with the police commissioner. >> i'm trying to get a feel for different jobs and experiences to pursue my dreams. >> looking forward to off loading my stress on him today. >> reporter: the event was sponsored by toyota. tom mellon, the toyota director, but also a police officer who knows the value of connectioning police and young people. >> we want to get out there and transcend it to larger numbers, because it is our youth our generations that will come up and take over and run with good leadership and strong character. we spoke to the young man who is shadowing jim kenny. >> i want to study how the mayor approaches the way he works. >> reporter: before they departed city hall to see how administrators get things done they switch mentors between students. the lesson learned through pal could last a lifetime. >> reporte

it is right now city hall. one person is dead.ad trauma while investigating this crash. part of eddy is shut down. >>> number two, we have a dark bay bridge this morning. it is going to be an eerie drive here into san francisco. caltrans is working on some type of an electrical issue. i've seen these lights flashing on and off but so far, it has remained mostly dark. not impacting those metering lights. so far, no backup. >>> number three, meteorologist drew tuma, a dry and mild day on the way before the rain returns tomorrow morning. your day planner, you will notice a fair amount of cloud cover in the sky despite the limited sunshine this afternoon. it is going to be mild again with temperatures until the mid to upper >>> evacuees are slowly returning home this morning. some are opting to wait it out a little longer in shelters. many businesses in downtown oroville expected to reopen today. >>> number five, today the coast guard is expected to issue a debris warning for the san francisco bay and you're looking at the reason why.

you may call it city hall i call it silly hall. welcomed the city to put things together but addressing here for blaement i'm appalled of the city and county didn't make necessary that i'm speaking to you individually but collectively i'm appalled at the city and county asia why are you appalled i'm the discharge if you for those of you who don't know mayor back then enthusiasm and london queen bee on the committee a study was put together recommendations put together but nothing was implement back then a deficit of one hundred million dollars now ed lee i know for 20 something years way i want to the budget nothing mentions nothing mentioned about out migration and black folks it is a shame but as long as embody gives me breath we're going to be telling the city by the bay everyone need to hear what i do got to see i'll go internet one day one of my stories might go viral and someone might ask ace play to play all of that ace know all about that and the individual my name is ace and i'm on the case. and happy black history month. >

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at city hall with both side of the debate. anita? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, city leaders expect this tax has pulled in 2.3 million-dollar, in the first month, but businesses say it the is costing them, shop rite says it had to cut 6,000 employee hours and soda sales in the city are down about 50 percent. similar story for others we have spoke to across the city to day. >> it is a bad tax. >> reporter: about two months in philadelphia's 1.5 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks isn't so sweet for some business owners and customers. >> i hate it. >> reporter: vicky landers say she's an avid coke drinker but refused to buy soda in the city limits since tax's implementation on january 1st instead getting it from new jersey where her hotter lives. >> they are going to go across city line avenue. >> reporter: business owners of david day of the beverage company seen decline first hand. >> we are down 30 percent in philadelphia they buy 3-liter in a shop right for $1.39. the taxis 1.53. but the mayor wants it. >> reporter: sources with t

you may call it city hall i call it silly hall. i welcomed the city to put things together but addressing here for blaement i'm appalled of the city and county didn't make necessary that i'm speaking to you individually but collectively i'm appalled at the city and county asia why are you appalled i'm the discharge if you for those of you who don't know mayor back then enthusiasm and london queen bee on the committee a study was put together recommendations put together but nothing was implement back then a deficit of one hundred million dollars now ed lee i know for 20 something years way i want to the budget nothing mentions nothing mentioned about out migration and black folks it is a shame but as long as embody gives me breath we're going to be telling the city by the bay everyone need to hear what i do got to see i'll go internet one day one of my stories might go viral and someone might ask ace play to play all of that ace know all about that and the individual my name is ace and i'm on the case. and happy black history month.

at oakland city hall, kpix5. >> the chronicle reports other cities like san francisco, san jose and richmond do require police to report hazardous living conditions. >>> a bizarre and dangerous standoff near an oakland school. a man terrorize s the neighborhoods, shoots at an officer. >>> anderson reservoir is near capacity. we have an updated timeline on when it will crest the spillway. >>> there are many reasons why it comes off the track, and the dad is like man, you just got beat by a girl. >> and she doesn't have her driver's license yet, but she's making a name for herself on the racetrack. the 15-year-old bay area girl with dreams of indy success. ♪ the hydrogen fueled mirai. its only emission is water. toyota. let's go places. a man points a rifle out the window of a house and opens fire. then he climbs on the roof and aims his w . >>> dangerous moments in an east oakland neighborhood. a man points a rifle at the window of a house and opens fire. then he climbs on the roof and aims his weapon at news helicopters. later he's out of the house, spray painting graffiti on a neighbor's ga

.) >> thank you theo well, everyone well people's palace our city hall kids how you doing junior 49ers in the house. >> (clapping.) >> well, i'm really glad you're here i know when young people are here they don't want to hear speech we will have action even though findings i pen thank you to the supervisor president breed who is working closely with me on this legislation along with board member supervisor peskin green from district 3 and ahsha safai district 11 thank you and supervisor cowen malia cohen is on her way and will be here in a minute and, of course, i need do board of supervisors i'm signing legislation that's what they had had good we do better when we work together with sheryl and others you allow us to a or as a city to work together with the most important people are the residents of potrero and sunnydale thank you for being here. >> (clapping.) >> i get to say that you know as a someone who started out in public housing this is personal to me that i pay attention to those that are living in housing to not allow you to fear in you're living live in fear and isolation

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at city hall with more on that and other issues discussed today, anita. >> reporter: good evening, guess contact well, according to the pennsylvania senate the state supplies $1.3 billion to so-called sanctuary cities, now some state lawmakers are working to block that money. all of this, of course, coming at a time when white house is vowing to crackdown on illegal immigration and today philadelphia leaders discussed how president donald trump's policies could make an impact right here at home. >> so that is number one. >> reporter: on monday congressman brendan boyle testified in front of the philadelphia's city council leaders out lining what he believes the damaging impact of president donald trump's policies from education to immigration. >> it shows what you a tumultuous time this is in our country, and what a dangerous 10or is being set by this white house. >> reporter: as federal administration cracks down on illegal immigration pennsylvania state senators recently approved legislation that would strip so-called sanctuary cities like

supervisors welcome to city hall most ever you this is your first term listen this man goes back i'm not here to express you but to it is black history month i'm a black man 3 generations i truly support judge former supervisor and all of that to be part - i went to the meeting for the first time in a long time went to the ethics commission a long time and they didn't do nothing and they didn't do nothing i see the way they're doing it seems like the issue is this is the man that you need to stand my name is ace and i'm on the case. and i'm hoping and praying that you - you know, i ain't new this is the judge that we need him on the first day i was talking about challenging to find out what was going on in the mayor's office this is willie brown or nobody so i strongly support thank you. >> thank you just 0 want to remind the members of the public to please address their comments directly to this committee and not to members of the public. >> eileen district 4 resident here in support of quentin kopp to the ethics commission just coping has a long rich criteria to public service and

made its way towards city hall. demonstrators feel many of the policies are dismissive and discriminatory. >>> in delaware county last night, people angry at senator pat toomey demonstrated outside event in drexel hill. blasted toomey after he said he will vote to confirm betsy devos for education secretary. senate is evenly split on devos. final vote set for monday. >>> criminal misconduct complaint against new jersey governor chris christie. former firefighter filed a complaint over the george washington bridge lane closing scandal. accuses the governor of knowing about the plot against the mayor of fort lee and doing nothing to stop it. chris chr christy had denied knowing anything about it. >>> scheduled to be sentenced later for their role. the sentencing will now happen in march. >>> offer from the pros. that's what a student had in her pocket after being expelled for pursuing to play on the basketball team. >> took her catholic school to court after being told she couldn't be on the boys team. the school didn

to fellow public safety officer jennifer dalton while on duty at ac's communication bureau inside city hall. dalton working as a shift supervisor at the time. were they using this drug while on duty? >> we're not sure. that's all -- again, that's part of the investigation. >> reporter: the operators arrested and charged with drug offenses sunday. they've been suspended without pay. two other women who work in the communications bureau also suspended because of the investigation. but not charged with any crime. >> the epidemic is -- it doesn't -- there's no biases. the name, the face, the color, anybody can get addicted to it. >> reporter: men who answered the door at the homes of wade and dalton told us the women weren't there. police say they launched the investigation after a concerned citizen provided information about drug use within the communications bureau. they tell me the probe is ongoing and there could be additional charges. i asked police about the impact of having four people in the communications bureau suspended at the same time. they say, it's still fully staffed and fully o

edwin m lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you theo well, everyone well people's palace our city hall kidsou doing junior 49ers in the house. >> (clapping.) >> well, i'm really glad you're here i know when young people are here they don't want to hear speech we will have action even though findings i pen thank you to the supervisor president breed who is working closely with me on this legislation along with board member supervisor peskin green from district 3 and ahsha safai district 11 thank you and supervisor cowen malia cohen is on her way and will be here in a minute and, of course, i need do board of supervisors i'm signing legislation that's what they had had good we do better when we work together with sheryl and others you allow us to a or as a city to work together with the most important people are the residents of potrero and sunnydale thank you for being here. >> (clapping.) >> i get to say that you know as a someone who started out in public housing this is personal to me that i pay attention to those that are living in housing to not allow you to fear in you're living live i

"action news" reporter walter perez is live at thomas pain plaza across from philadelphia city hall. walter. >> reporter: well, jim, it was a very loud protest clutching on a string of trump's policies they're concerned about. joining with picks as you mentioned some 28 cities from across the u.s. today. >> i feel like it's really important to express how i feel. >> reporter: and approximately 200 people who felt the same way gathered across the street from city hall. this was philadelphia's edition to the not my presidents' day protest across the country. picketers held a rally then marched to independence mall before returning to thomas paine plaza in opposition to a string of president trump's initiatives including the travel ban and mr. trump's plan to repeal the affordable care act. >> he makes stuff up end lies. so, that's why i'm here. i don't think he should be president. >> we do need to protect this country. i am proud to be an american but at the same time you have to have sympathy for those who are in dire straits. >> reporter: the protests came on the heels of the preside

commute for driver as long ben franklin parkway earlier this morning, you see the difference, near city hall workers were busy removing the snow from the sidewalks and crosswalks and city officials have announced that the snow emergency is lifted this afternoon but are urging everyone to help out one another just the same. >> please look out for your neighbors and clear whatever is on their steps and sidewalks and especially our older folks and this is serious because it's going to get cold. >>> rittenhouse square was picturesque as people got on and walked around the city. and both philadelphia public and parochial schools will be open tomorrow. school open tomorrow in philadelphia. >>> well, they have gotten larger amounts of snow in the lehigh valley. driving around t allentown was difficult in the early morning hours, but conditions improfessionaled address the hours went on. "action news" reporter, bob brooks shows us. >> a row of six penndot plow trucks going out clearing the streets after allentown got dumped on for a few hours this morning. it was sticky wet snow that made the roads

welcome to city hall it is with great honor i rise to nominate and put forward a wonderful woman london nicole breed to be considered for re-election to the office of president for the board of supervisors now many recall my remarks two years ago we talked about the brace and say i didn'tness london displayed early in her career willie brown, jr. thank you for still obama and being here with us (laughter) but laughter and recognize the significant importance last night last year, we celebrated one one hundred years of existence ♪ body and in one hundred years you've seen a full transformation of history not only are we're going to nominate and elect london breed to be board president but acknowledge we are a majority of women on the board of supervisors for the first time >> (clapping.) >> - for the first time in the history of this city and county one hundred years later ladies we have 4r509 work to do can't think of a be stronger woman a more dedicated san franciscan to lead this city along with mayor ed lee and the other elected officials being point president of the board of supervi

if that doesn't hold me over, i have this gorgeous view to drink in here of city hall and billie pennaluting me every morning. you know what, you don't like this home? maybe you like a a nice set of wheels. so you've got your ticket. >> here we go. >> meet the mclayer en675 lt spider. >> it is 441,000 dollars. i don't want to touch or break anything, because i don't want to have to pay for it. >> only 500 exist in the world. >> this is amazing. it has 660 horsepower. >> business manager frank tucci says this is the most expensive ride in our hear. >> if you were to win the power ball, would you buy it? >> i would buy it tomorrow if i win. i know what i'm getting. >> if you win the 403 million bucks, after taxes you take home about 140 million. you could buy more than 300 of these babies. but you couldn't afford the eagles. forbes guesses the birds are worth 2.5 billion. the bills also more than a billion. you will need at least 800 mill for the sixers and the fly guys will cost a cool 720. you could buy the mclaren, settle for season tickets and drive over to pay cash for lyndon hill

i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. this building is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a building built like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this building is beautiful art. those are architecture at the time when city hall was built, san francisco had an enormous french population. therefore building a palace in the art tradition is not unusual. >> jimmie was an incredible individual he knew that san francisco had to regain it's place in the world. he decided to have the tallest dome built in the united states. it's now stan