delivering his annual budget address, and here's a live look right now inside council chambers in city hall where the mayor just finished outlining his $4 billion-plus spending plan for the city. the mayor said the city's new beverage tax will allow nearly half a billion dollars to be spent over the next five years on programs to reduce prover ov. the budget also calls for programs to combat the opioid crisis. he'll hire new paramedics and firefighters for the city. >>> coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, president george w. bush pays a visit to the "ellen" show for the first time to talk vladimir putin and his poncho problem at the inauguration. >>> nbc10 responds helps a man whose tv bill kept adding up. we'll have that at 4:00. now to first alert meteorologist erika martin. >> it's cold today. that was part of the choreography. it's so cold today. the high temperature was hit at midnight, 62 degrees. since then it's been a nose dive down into the 40s. really gusty today. 49 is the forecasted high temperature tomorrow. not a whiteout, vai, so that's the good news there. saturday, 3

it is is 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning at city hall. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> pennsylvania based check late company hershey also announced layoffs. candy maker is expect to layoff 20 percent of the workers but most of the cuts will impact employees outside of the united states. the company says that the cuts are part of a plan to boost its international business. hershey operates eight factories outside of the u.s., and employs more than 16,000 employees, worldwide. >>> we're hearing tonight from two alleged victims of an accused serial child rapist. two young woman appeared today identifying themselves as jm and js. both say that they were sexual ly abused as children by a bucks county handy man william charles thomas of falls township. he is facing charges. >> this is not my fault, because i was than the even old enough to understand, i was being taken advantage of by a grown adult child molester. no one should be ashamed, embarrassed or difficulties couraged. i have been there. i have for the depre

a big rally at san francisco city hall at 11 a.m. ople are going to start to gather at about 10 a.m. also at justin herman plaza in the city, from noon to 5 p.m. they are going to have a march that's starting at the plaza and moving to the i.c.e. office actually. a big rally in front of san jose city hall from noon to 2:00 and at oakland's frank ogawa plaza from 5 to 9 p.m. organizers are calling on women to take the day off to call attention to the unjustices women face in this country and worldwide. money talks. it's intended to show the power of women and the economy. house democrats will walk off the house floor this afternoon in a show of solidarity. female lawmakers expect to deliver speeches on the house floor in support of the strike and then walk out shortly after the chamber convenes at noon. this strike was planned by the women's march on washington organizers. that event coincided with the inauguration of our president, donald trump. the twitter account said, we made going red a little easier for you. update your twitter p

this scene outside san francisco city hall. another viewer sent thus powerful image from the docks in oakland. we want to see your photos and videos. share them with us on our facebook page. you can also e-mail them to us and we may show them on tv. >>> a family feud leads the a chilling crime. a man this slaughters his daughter in what you a hammer. police say he admitted to a crime. he told officers she was being disrespectful. now from police headquarters. sharon? >> reporter: the police say they were investigating at the house had, the murder scene all day yesterday. the father-in-law ultimately confessed here around midnight. >> a little extreme to me. you know, i guess, i don't know. it's very sad. >> reporter: word spread quickly in the neighborhood according to police, 63-year-old used a hammer on kill his 29-year-old daughter-in-law. police say the father-in-law believed she was being disrespectful. >> the suspect became angry and attacked her with a happener and used the happener to bludgeon the victim. >> reporter: n

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is at city hall right now where there was an emotional welcome reception earlier today, joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. tears were short here and syrian refugees were also joined by refugees from iraq, afghanistan. city leaders say building behind me here and government were not as always welcoming as we saw today. >> ♪ >> reporter: three-year old light is budd which his video game his mom, focused listening to traditional syrian music at a welcome ceremony inside city hall. light's family fled war ravage syria after mortar shells forced them from their homes. >> she's so happy that she's living between nice and welcoming people. >> reporter: little light and his family call philadelphia home they are refugee status gives them a year before they will eligible for apply for green card in an emotional ceremony david oh welcomed two dozen refugees who recently settled here. >> they have been in a very terrible place with a lot of tragedy, and i think that is story familiar to generations of americans. >> reporter: his family is also her

this is a live look right now at san francisco's city hall.marking international women's day tonight... it is all lit up in purple. the building frequently changes color to mark various events and celebrations. lawrence karnow: it was another beautiful day with even warmer temperatures. it is definitely feeling like spring today. we had plenty of temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s and it should be even warmer tomorrow. doppler radar is still showing some rain will to our north and the pacific northwest. but high pressurre over much of california will keep the weather very mild with highs running 5 to 10 degrees above average. tonight will be mostly clear with some patchy fog moving along the coast and into the bay late tonight. you can see high pressure bulding in for thurdays to make it likely the warmest day of the week. some temperatures inland could reach the mid 70s! if you plan to travel around the state, you will find warm weather in southern california and into the monterey bay. rain is still likely in far norther california. it

this is in front of mccormick and schmidt's, right across the street from city hall. see on the sidewalk where the ice looks like doctors tales, that's the ice that broke up from that tall building over there. so everywhere you walk in center city there is falling ice, if there is a high building, and there are high buildings all over the place. so watch out below. watch out above. boy dangerous still 48 hours after the nor'easter danger has not left us for sure. >> thanks for the warning, steve. be sure to look up walking around there. but not just like we were mentioning earlier, when walking around, and there is buildings, it is also with your car. police warning drivers to be sure to clean off cars completely, that's why they're talking about the truck driver why? it can cause serious accidents and sometimes even >> chunks on the road, ice, the snow blowing, and hitting several cars, so clear that off completely. >> even indent, good day viewers wrote in about his family close call yesterday. look at their car. kevin and his wife driving on the roadways head today

more seasons...while their new stadium is constructed.mark carpenter, kron4 news here at oakland city hall, city leaders making one final play to keep the raiders in oakland, they have sent this letter to the nfl detailing specifics about their stadium plan and answering questions the nfl has. oakland mayor libby schaaf says the plan is superior to the las vegas plan sot.the only question that remains is will the raiders choose oakland and stay home. nfl owners are set to vote monday whether to allow the raiders to relocate to las vegas. at oakland city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. i am pissed. they cut out the soul of the teamhere at rickeys in san leandro the shield is broken . just like the hearts of the die hard fans that frequent this raiders bar. sots - i am confused and my heart is sad, mark traded us for vegas raider nation is known for it's flare the color, the costumes, the personality and loyalitlythe fans here don't think that passion will exist in vegas sot - voodoo can't replicate what we do at our stadium herethe team is still here for two more seasons most fans i spoke with

around city hall, then east on market street.penn's landing, but the big change is right here on market street. our tv cameras are going to be set up on market, between fifth and sixth, with backdrop of independence hall, so come on down, make plans to join us for the saint patrick's day parade here in philadelphia we kick it off sunday march the 12th, broadcast from noon to 3:00. right here on fox 29. though rebroadcast it for everybody on saint patrick's day itselfment sue has the winnie forecast in 15 seconds. >> we've been seeing winds gusting in the 50 to 55-mile an hour range, and that's the situation we were in overnight, well, now we get to see the manifestation of that, we go back to delaware county to clifton height, to see this tree that fell, because of the high wind gusts, and i believe chris fox is inside the house with steve keeley right now, so this is the part of the tree that went through the window steve? >> sue, this tree went through this window on the other side, it wrapped went over the roof. smash the chin

they shut down the two blocks here between lowe's and city hall yesterday, because it was just coming down so much. the winds are cam now. but we have northbound i day on tap. maybe not as windy as yesterday. but the problem was we never got above freezing yesterday. nothing melted. that's normally how the ice gets off these tall buildings. but the lowe's becoming famous, olds psfs building, for having the sheet every ice fall. so we've got some video from one of the fresco users who shot it over there during the time that the road was closed to both cars, trucks, buses, they had to reroute septa buses yesterday even, because they thought if one of these big chunks came down it, could powerfully go through a septa bus roof. so they shut it down. then they reopened to traffic. to get the sidewalk shutdown. now we have got some of the sidewalks shutdown, not just on market but around the corners, we come back to the live picture, little bit down 12th street, since the side of the lowe's is over here as well. a lot of dangers, what do we tell people, to stair up at the sky, look up while

at san jose city hall. 11:00 a.m. at san francisco city hall. and oakland at a bg p.m. berkeley, students and teachers are organizing a rally. >>> new this morning, a bay area city is reportedly saying yes to the idea of a resounding no for president trump and possible impeachment. the east bay times reports alameda city council members approved asking congress to investigate president trump's business dealings and ties to russia. they believe he has too many conflicts of interest. they believe a probe would lead to impeachment proceedings. pete suratos will join us with a live report in an hour. >>> a high school scandal to tell you about this morning. close to a dozen napa high school football players are under investigation accused of hazing other students. and expulsion hearings will continue next week. one 16-year-old has been suspended two months. he is a high school sophomore and jv quarterback. the school started it yesterday. his parents and their attorney want it to be public because they say they have nothing to hide. >> the primary reason i'm here is to get h

it happened on black diamond street between 10th and 11th street, less than a mile from city hall where they are trying to figure out why this happened. >> this is not normal for the city of pittsburg. we've done a great job in the past in maintaining our water system. we have done a lot of capital improvement projects over the years, bringing that water system into today's standards, if you will. so we don't have a lot of old lines in the city and this happens to be one of them. >> reporter: you could see the line on the fence of how high the water got last night in the backyard and the basement is still flooding. crews spent the morning assessing how much water damage was in the neighborhood and working on plans to help residents. >> we had to move cars and cars were flooding over here. we don't have a basement but we do have some water damage. >> reporter: the city manager's office is working on a press release right now with the final numbers of the damage assessment here in this neighborhood as of last night and they said four homes suffered from flooding and two apartment complexe

we went around city hall, bam, made a right at mark and we're all the way down to right here smack dabirish jig. how about you? >> ♪ >> happy st. patrick's day! >> you can catch the sane patrick's day parade live right here on fox 29 sunday march 12th from noon to 3:00. then you can watch it again with rebroadcast on st. patrick's day comes your way right here at noon. a local man who overcame a huge challenge at birth is using his life to inspire others. his unique message straight ahead and mardi gras beads still littering the streets of new orleans. one week after that big party but how one charity is using them to provide possible with disabilities with some jobs. >>> and philadelphia gearing up for the big nfl draft. new at 6:00 find out how you can be front row for all the exciting action. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >>> mardi gras may be over but hundreds of thousands of be

. >>> mayor kenny teams up with the globe trotters with a trick shot high up inside city hall.e on that coming up. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. shis it dna or olay? er than she should. new olay regenerist helps take years off your skin age so you can look younger. who needs dna when you have olay? new regenerist. ♪ ♪ >> happening today, philadelphia mayor jim kenny presents his budget to council. the $4.4 billion spending plan is larger than last year proposes projects and services and reduces taxes. it calls for hiring more city paramedics and firefighters. >>> he joined the harlem globe trotters for a trick shot a high above city hall. we have a lot of things going on in city hall. >> the glob trotter who made that shot is brism -- brie swish. >> two machine were gunned down in a parking lot in reading. police are revealing new information about the investigation. >

not as many people as you saw gathered at city hall. these events will continue at justin herman plaza until later in the afternoon. >>> let's go across the bay. these are life pictures from sky fox over sproul plaza. this began an hour ago. it is expected to last until 2 pm this afternoon. there are dozens of people gathered on the plaza. this includes a marathon reading of feminist fiction and nonfiction. >>> and south bay, a live picture a woman's march getting underway at san jose city hall. a good turnout. about 100 people, maybe 200 people. events are planned throughout the bay area today for a date without women. struck a lot of action back east. nancy pelosi is in washington. she and other house democrats attended a rally on the capitol steps. they are renewing their commitments to women's rights and equality in america and around the world.>> all across the country women are speaking out and walking out to tell the president and his republican enablers in congress that we will not go back. >> if i ruled the world the one thing

. >> after the shaking stopped, zach and his co workers moved up to the top floor of the city hall where view of the whole city and the coastline. so if something's going to happen, this is where you'd see it. and then he saw it. something about the rivers that split the city and normally flow out to the sea. >> river was beginning to flow in the opposite direction. the water began to change color. it went from blue to very murky. >> even four stories up, zach could hear it roaring river. >> it went from having a small debris like trees and other rubbish around the harbor and stuff coming into boats, to much largerer and more substantial two things he. >> cars and things -- >> yeah. that it must have picked up along the coast. >>, that is getting scary then, right? >> yeah. >> of course zach hadn't seen the footage everybody outside the country had seen. towns wiped off the map. thousands missing. he didn't know how bad it was. did your mind turn at all when you were up here to what's going on down there where georgia is? >> i hoped she would be doing the same thing i was. that she would

in the south bay, hundreds of people rallied at san jose's city hall. many carried signs and wore a lot of those pink hats which were a big part of the women's march in january. all peaceful marches, no arrests were reported in san francisco or san jose. >>> and this just in. hawaii is taking action. officially becoming the first state in the union to fight president trump's revised travel ban. within the past hour, we have learned attorneys have filed their lawsuit in a federal court in honolulu. hawaii's lawsuit says the order will harm the state's muslim population, tourism, and foreign students. >>> well, a family feud ends in tragedy. according to police, 63-year-old singh used a hammer to kill his 29-year-old daughter-in-law. police say the father-in-law believed she was being disrespectful. this happened in sa soon city. neighbors say the family moved in six months ago and they never saw any signs of trouble until yesterday. >> at 7:00 in the morning, my roommate was riding his bike down to the store. and he came back and said, man, they're havin

[applause] it is one >> if not my favorite days at city hall because i look around and i see all my friends for so long and don't call you old friends, i called you long time friends. i dont why but you all don't look any older, so is that bailly's irish cream or irish coffee? ia know what i think it is? i think you all lead such a happy life in san francisco, right? [applause] and i think the reason that you do is that you all give to san francisco and through the years the irish americans have helped to make san francisco what it is, so you are wonderful families sticking together and being friends with all your other families in the irish community as well as others. a good example of that is chief joanne hayes-white, where are you? alright. i danced with your fath er in cork. i think it was on top of a table. [laughter] and i remember last year that you and your sister patty and family gave a wonderful party for your mother at a really big birthday and took her all around the city to all the places wonderful in her memory of her childhood and had a wonderful day. now your boyerize takin

we went around city hall, bamm, made a right at market and we're all the way down to right here smackn front every independence hall. i'm ready for a little irish how about you? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> happy saint patrick's day! >> and we're gearing up for all of the excitement of saint patrick's day. you can catch the parade live right here on fox 29 tomorrow from noon until 3:00. going to be a lot of fun. we've dealt with our share of windy days lately. never seen anything like this. where these winds topped well over 100 miles per hour. plus police say a woman is stalk tim tebow. what's that on the back of her drivers license that tips cops off? >> oh, they have their irish outfits on. >> bring the family,it is tradition. >> 246 years and you never know what to expect. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> everyone is irish on this day. >> this is amazing. >> eighty-seven in the house. >> dancing, music, and of course, lots of laughs. >> the philadelphia saint patrick's day parade. live tomorrow at noon. only on fox 29. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been r

yep, you could see people crossing the street and arriving at city hall. the show of solidarity for women spreading across the bay area. marchs are scheduled in palo alto, pacifica, union city and uc berkeley. and thousands are expected to gather at a rally in oakland from 5:00 to 10:00 tonight. >> and a rally in san jose at noon at city hall will run until 2:00. leaders joined together yesterday to pledge support to the movement. leaders say they encourage staffers to take a day off with or without pay, if people do choose to work, they're being asked to wear red. >> this is all over social media. look at what happened last night. the site in new york harbor, the statute all dark except for his torch and crown. many believe this was a precursor to today's event but the lights came back on two hours later and they tied to a power failure tied to repairs that were damaged during hurricane sandy. >>> and if you took part in a rally, we want to know about it. post it on social media using the #abc7now and we might use them on air or online at abc7news.com. >>>

.) >> 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

and this whole section from here to city hall was shut down yesterday. to both septa buses, cabs, cars and pedestrians for several hours because the ice was falling off. so it is back open, as you can see the cars, trucks, but not back open here on the sidewalk in front and if i have time real quick, let's go to the second tape we have that greg shot, you have the mccormick's and schmidt's tape, other side every city hall. they've the falling ice signs and the barricades up there, too, so not just this section but every part of center sit which tall build that has ice on it, and they all do. so across from the "hard rock cafe," karen, hard rock, that's what it will feel if a piece of ice falls off by building or off the truck on your windshield, like rock hard. >> also, steve, thank you. so what we do, there is still a code blue in effect in the city of philadelphia and our surrounding counties as well. if you see a person who needs shelter there is a number it call so they can get some help. we'll put it on our website but (215)232-1984 for the city to

here with reaction from city hall. >> reporter: while the u.s. attorney general urged cities to comply with detainers. mayor took an opportunity to -- >> they make our nation less safe by putting dangerous criminals back on the streets. we all remember the tragic case of kate steinle. >> reporter: jeff sessions' warning comes two months after president trump signed an executive order demanding states comply with federal immigration policy. san francisco in return sued the trumpa administration. the city attorney says immigration enforcement is the federal government's job. a professor of law at u.c. hastings. >> there's no requirement that a school official turn over somebody to immigration or that other officers turn people over to immigration. >> reporter: most republicans agree with the attorney general. >> why do people like our governor, jerry brown, believe that they can pick and choose the federal laws that they obey. >> reporter: still the board of supervisors has vowed to continue to defy any step up of enforcement laws. >> we have to fin

our shawnette wilson is live at city hall.reak it down for us, shawnette. >> reporter: well, lucy, while pepsi as you mentioned says they're laying off workers, 80 to 100 we're told, they also say that sales are down 40% in the city and up only to 15% outside the city. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: tyrone hill says philadelphia soda tax isn't keeping him from his favorite sugary drinks. he says people want it, they'll make a way to get it. even if it means going out of their way. >> everybody i see now is going outside of 63rd street or up shop rite in cheltenham. >> reporter: beverage industry in philadelphia says the tax is hitting them so hard they're being forced to take drastic measures in the form of layoffs. pepsi released a statement today which reads in part "pepsi has called philadelphia home for nearly 100 years. we are proud of our investments in the city and the good-paying jobs we've been able to provide for many residents for generations. >> i believe it's true. i believe it. >> reporter: others aren't tow sew sure

laura anthony is live at city hall. officials are not thrilled with the latest development. >> reporter: they are not saying a lot here. i know they met behind closed doors here at city hall. they are well aware things are moving ahead in las vegas. they tell me, they think it's far from a done deal down there or at least one the nfl owners will accept. >> they will sublease to the raiders for the raiders games. >> reporter: with a stadium project moving full steam ahead, the city of oakland's chances of keeping the raiders is sinking. they agreed to give the team a loan. >> we are trying. >> reporter: the city councilman says oakland moved all they can and is offering a lot to keep the team here, including infrastructure improvements at pthe coliseum site. they can't and won't follow las vegas' lead. >> i believe it's residents and citizens on public land we have put ourself forth and it's up to mr. davis to quit playing, quit playing games with the residents and fans. come and negotiate. >> they can't negotiate with t

so when we get leprechaun on the move we will heade in toward city hall, we will go around city hall. all of the parade, end up down here at penns landing. but right here on market in front of the independence hall is where we will have tv booth , bleachers, make it a day to join us this coming sunday for the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on market street. get down here early to make sure to get a spot on market street, and, kick it off at 11:00. we will hit your tv screen at noon and reair parade for all of the irish folks on friday st. patrick's day is, sue has got your forecast in 152nd. >>> we have a couple systems coming our way. warm front is milder then yesterday. that will bring milder temperatures in. then a cold front behind it, here, which shouldn't change things for the immediate future, and, very important temperatures. and, and steadier, and chester county, and delco, and, western delaware county and heading toward philadelphia. we don't have any rain right now but it is coming, and, it is setting up in the lehigh valley and mountains as well. rest of the day on

the rally at san francisco city hall tommorrow morning, and the other at oakland city hall in the evening, are expected to draw large crowds. the national strike referred to as "a day without a woman" coincides with international women's day.sot - it doesn't happen widely in the united states. this is the first time there's really a national call to action to strike on women's day has been made by many organizations. there are a number of organizations that have been doing this for years. and women's strikes happen all over the world and are very effective.women all over the country are expected to walk out of their jobs in support of gender equality. but not everyone can afford to take the day off from work, so there are other ways to take part.sot - limit your shopping to organizations that are run by women or minorities. we are also urging people to wear red in solidaritystandupa number of schools will be closed in honor of national women's day. with half the population being women ...a lot of teachers are women.reporting live from san francisco. in san jose, here in the east bay the s

edwin m lee. >> (clapping.) >> 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

we went around city hall, and bam, made a right at market and we are all the way down to right here, k dab in front of the independent hall. i'm ready for an irish gig, how about you. >> ♪ >> happy st. patrick's day. >> do curls make you a better dancer. >> it is all about the curls. >> yes, is there magic in the curls. >> i got my straight inner out , pick you the out the curls. >> the philadelphia police department who gave us a nice little mini parade motorcade when we did our walk. >> that is special treatment. >> oh, yeah. >> you looked like weird al. >> we will do it all again sunday, hopefully we will see through. >>> good day it is monday, march 6th, 2017 mayor kenney stops by, from cemetery vandalism to the soda tax, plus everything you need to know ahead of the st. patrick 's day parade. >>> painting for peace, a 14 year-old from reading wins international art honor how her hot air balloon took her all the way to the u.n. >>> beauty and the beast, ban ned. >> ♪ tail as old as time >> a change to the tail as old as time is making some waves, why one theater says it won't be s

. >>> flood victims packed san jose city hall last night to demand answers. city staff admitted they waited too long to evacuate people and should have issued an advisory two days before floods swamped 500 homes and caused $73 million in property damage. the assistant city manager says the information was fundamentally flawed and came from santa clara water valley district. a spokesmen said we railroad providing the best information. our engineers had the ka yacht that we can't predict with great accuracy how much flow is causing flooding in the corridor. in the meantime, the city has a new flood warning system. yellow means flooding is possible and red means flooding is imminent. the city council has scheduled a joint meeting with the water district to talk more about what went wrong. >>> let's check in with meteorologist mark mound now. a lot of high clouds out still? >> yeah, almost looks like it's cold out. temperatures on track today to reach the 60s and 70s but not that complete sunshine yus yet. a live look outside towards the oak nest ware, holding on

i spent the day at city hall and ask officials at the city attorney's office, i went to the mayor's office and the administrator's office. no one wanted to answer the basic question, why was this report held from the d.a.'s office for so long? as you heard in that statement, the district attorney's office is not going to be releasing it to the public. in a phone conversation that i had with the mayor yesterday, she said one of the reasons why the report was delayed was so that they could release it to the public. i did try asking anyone here at the mayor's office today if that report is going to be released and when, and of course i haven't gotten an answer yet. reporting live at oakland city hall, i'm sergio quintana. >>> uber is scaling back its expansion plans in oakland. they are opening a new office in the downtown sears building. uber will have a smaller employee presence than originally planned. a couple thousand people were expected to work there. uber now says only a few hundred employees will be based in oakland. meanwhile the san francisco business times reports uber has bought

also a noon time rally at san jose city hall.akland has a rally at 5:00 this evening. >>> we have been asking you how are you participating in international women's day. going to a march or rally, wearing red, skipping work or doing nothing ditch at all. vote on our twitter page. go ahead ask show you how that poll is shaking out. 3% say they are going to a march or rally. the bull are wearing red or doing nothing at all. keep talking and tell us throughout the day. we also have comments we would like to share. here are some of them. doing what i do every day. if i stop, this household wouldn't survive. >> i'm just celebrating myself as a woman with my fellow ladies. >> and d.j. says yeah but i don't own any red clothes so my daughter will rep on my behalf. >> also want to give you a look at all of the pictures and quotes being posted by people all over the world. there are tweets of encouragement and tweets of support. generations of women posing together. people also wearing red. and others giving a shoutout to the special wome

francisco holding signs and blocking traffic and then in san jose more protesters gathered outside city hall plaza for a rally. a few people there played music for the event. coit tower was lit up in red tonight in honor of a day without a woman. >>> the city of san francisco is now asking a judge to stop an executive order from president trump that strips federal funding from sanctuary cities. it was signed 42 days ago, t nc leaving sanctuary cities on edge. city attorneys for san francisco say the uncertainty has created an emergency situation because the city doesn't know what to plan for in the mayor's upcoming budget and its due out by mid-may. et plus an ad lion in mu >> we have not yet received any clarity from the trump administration about what the scope of funds at issue are. this places the city in a terrible position. we receive over $1.2 billion in federal funds as part of our annual operating budget plus an additional 800 million in multi- year grants. that is a huge amount of money for the city of san francisco. >> to make matters worse, the city says that $2 billion from the

in san jose, that rally is also scheduled for noon at their city hall there and in oakland the rally will kick off from five to nine in oakland. tomorrow night. of course many women in groups that have planned this march are hoping it will remain peaceful as did the march in january. a peaceful protest and march and peaceful strike. something that they are hoping will of course bring awareness to the issues given the political climate. frank and julie. >>> fox 2 news at 6:30 is up next with renewed concerns about immigrants renting homes in the bay. >>> another wave of threats against jewish community centers across the country. >>> a new proposal to make san francisco the most aggressive city in the united states for breast-feeding moms. >>> stay with us. ktvu news at 6:30 is next. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>> the police search for the driver of a silver mercedes benz found a

city hall, it's a city issue and a government issue but the people here feel these are brothers and sisterscommunity coming together to solve an issue. >> we were talking about how your focus has shifted over the years. talk to me about the changes that st. anthony's has made. we're more responsive to the changing need and twice as many women using the services and we adapt to make sure there's more room for women and the connection between human beings. >> great to be here. a tremendous evening and here to celebrate and refocus what st. anthony's does and what the city can do to help those most in need. >> all right, well done, have a good night and toast those great volunteers. >>> we've got rain coming. >> lots of it. >> real rain and talking about spring starting, but this will remind you of winter. a potent cold front coming to the bay area. we could have delays at sfo on the arrivals tomorrow as the storm moves in and the main focus of the rain is up to the north. up on the north coast and around the cape and green showing up here and it's not reaching the ground yet but over the next

a video posted on twitter shows dozens every teens outside city hall. hands full of them appear to be beating and kicking someone on the ground, during the height of the evening rush hour. about two blocks away, cell phone video shot outside the westin hotel shows droves of teenagers running through center city. quickly followed by philadelphia police officers on bikes. philadelphia police say about 150 kids eventually gathered and the area of 20th and market. before the night was over, philadelphia police officers took 20 kids into custody. meanwhile, septa's transit police reported ten arrests for dis or educationally conduct, what was very busy night for police in the city. and in response to the chaotic night, septa police chief thomas tweeted overnight seeking help. please know what your nugget of love is doing after school. kids are hurting kids. love them by making them come home. as of late last night, philadelphia police were still sorting out which teens would receive formal charges, and which ones would receive citations. they did tell us tha

we went around city hall, bam, made a right at market and we went all the way down to right here, smackt hall. i'm ready for a little irish gig what about you. >> ♪ happy st. patrick's day. >> how cute. >> bob made a good effort doing a little gig. >> practice my dance moves for weekend. >>> sweating it out for a good cause how this spin class is doing more for hearts then just raising heart rates. >>> also taking a look at camelback mountain in the pocono mountains it was cold enough to go skiing and maybe next weekend as well. we will be right back. let life in with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine sure to put more life in your hair and your head. new herbal essences let life in shis it dna or olay? er than she should. new olay regenerist helps take years off your skin age so you can look younger. who needs dna when you have olay? new regenerist. >>> 5:56 on your monday morning. lots of streetlights out there not too many cars as we continue on our day, we want to show what you some people were doing over weekend that raised money for a great

and the action cam was along 34th street across from city hall and sidewalks are covered in snow and people waiting for the bus had to wait in the street. it's up to each city or township to clear the area around the bus stops. >>> meanwhile, peco crews gatherd this morning to help turn power back on in delaware and south jersey. more than 100 workers gathered up and traveled east to help the storm victims. they are helping delmarva and atlantic city electric. and the action cam caught up with some of those crews, this is a group from con ed in chicago, repairing lines along the 2100 block. >>> well, today a focus on a first look at president trump's income tax returns or at least one year of them. the white house says that the 2005 returns are accurate but they were illegally obtained and that he made nearly $153 million and paid $38 million in federal taxes a 25% tax rate and declared $103 million worth of losses in that year 2005. a journalist named david k. johnson says he received the summary in the mail anonymously. >> everyone that is prosperous, is on the alternative tax, if t

my heart and passion and so as chair of the children and need committee it it was important for city hallp round table, fox 29, our partners in the city to help kid get to college. for our high school graduates number one barrier to going to college is the expense of schools and in pennsylvania, in particular, our students graduate with one of the highest debt load and we have to figure out ways to help them plan early foreign suring that they have financial resource as inn this is first step to helping them manage their finances to be part about having to plan for school and make families and students themselves understand that this city is behind you all the way. >> reporter: questions that they are getting are real specific, sometimes intricate. that is what you want. you want people frustrated they can't go anywhere tolls pick up the phone and call today. >> financial aid is very personal. everybody has their own individual circumstances, and the people who are answering the phone lines today (215)686-7800 are professionals. they have dealt with multiple situations whether you are dea

. >>> students and educators rally today at san francisco city hall trying to end the use of the "r" word. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez explains. >> is the camera rolling? >> hi. >> reporter: 19-year-old alex acosta loves to share his dreams with anyone who will listen. >> i want people to know that i want to be a movie actor some day when i grow up to become one true adult. >> reporter: in the meantime, he attends access sfusd, a public school for snunts special education, ages 18 to 21. here they learn life skills to become independent. >> our students want to be seen as people first, not being defined by their disabilities. >> my name is benjamin and i want to teach people that using the "r" word is unacceptable. >> reporter: today at san francisco city hall these students pledged to change the way people tend to use the "r" word. >> when i hear it it's people talking about now people are acting done. >> reporter: rachel norton came to the rally armed with alternative "r" words. >> row joyejoicing, resplen den >> reporter: the highlight of the event was this song and dance

we're live at san francisco city hall. . >>> today we learn growing up in the north bay. his beloved mother would make him green pancakes and stent the milk green with food coloring. you remember that to this day. sail, did your -- sal did your parents -- >>> no, we had green cake at school. >> dune a lot of pat rikz. >>> i dooshgs how dune? >>> i know green beer is a thing. i've never tried it. look what i brought in on special-order a shamrock shake from mcdonald's. i've never had one. >> is 2 -- is it mint? >>> i don't know have you ever tried. i'm -- tried? >> i'm surprised to see you drinking one. >>> happy st. patrick's day. wellston be making cupcakes -- wellston be making cupcakes dish we will son -- well soon be making cupcakes. >>> today the best day as we head into the weekend. get out and enjoy. 54 in san francisco. oakland checking in at 57. and livermore 50 at this time. for afternoon today, partly cloudy skies. increase in cloud cover as we get into the second part of the day. it won't be a big deal. we have good weather in store for the last business day o

. >> reporter: she helped organize today's rally outside san francisco's city hall following the success of the january women's march. >> i am one of millions and millions of women who have been showing up and doing this work and if you want to get through to anyone else, you have to go through all of us first. >> reporter: women were asked to stay home to highlight their role in the workplace. >> there is a lot of women that can't afford to take the day off. employers don't allow them to take the day off and i stand for them and for everybody. >> reporter: ally rivera and kathy bush work for youtube. after therally, they were headed to support women and minority-owned businesses. the chef and owner is gabriella. >> it only shows we still need it. we still need to bring attention to these inequality issues, unfortunately. >> reporter: those who attended the rally showed support. leeann yanne melendez, abc 7 ne >>> let's continue coverage with keith larson where the women's march is is happening now. kate. >> reporter: this oakland event just got started about an hour ago but already ther

other children. >> it was tight and there's nothing left over. >> reporter: back out here live at city hallwe know now that juvenile detention costs the city of philadelphia $81 million last year. we are finding that the families paying for that barely put a dent in that number. we have much more on the impact to taxpayers coming up at 5:30. we're live at city hall for mitch blocker. nbc 10 news. >>> for the fourth year in a row temple university is breaking its own record for applications. the school says nearly 37,000 people applied for a spot in the class of 2021. that beats last year's record of 34,504. the school typically enrolled 5,000 students in its freshman class. competition is tough. officials say temple's academic programs and community service opportunities are behind the jump in applications. >>> did you know march is women's history month. >> and today one local university celebrated with a conference aimed at empowerment. rutgers university camden is hosting a day of events featuring scholars, students and activists from across the country. they discussed some of the most p

more than 100 teenagers cause chaos outside of city hall. we'll tell you just how many were arrested and what will happen to them now. >>> and cab driver in the hospital after being shot during attempted robbery in west philadelphia overnight. we'll tell you about the moment thinks he is call ate dollars. >> a day care work is her fired and arrested after a video appears to show her pushing a child down some stairs. we'll tell you how the child is doing this morning, and the charges that day care worker is now facing. >> well today is tuesday, march 7. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus eating pancakes today can help a cause. first a forecast with lauren and traffic with meisha. >> happy tuesday. i know pancakes, right, now i can't even think straight, pancakes. the roads are actually looking pretty good. i say with some hesitance i, couple elf accident out there, some construction, so already shaping up, little busy. >> and the weather is a little busy this morning, might want to passalong your umbrella we

the center of much of the chaos but city hall. sam ford is live there tonight in what is now called the wilson building. >> it was an african-american muslim group that came to the nation attention 40 ye wilson building today. we are in the chambers where they are going to begin a discussion of the players back then to talk about what happened here march 9, 1977. >> i heard gunfire. >> remembering march 9, 1977. >> i barricaded myself in. over the top and the door. >> the muslim gunman that day rushed the islamic center and d.c.'s city hall now called the wilson building taking hostages. channel 7 delores handy was on the air. >> the 12 gunman that held 134 people hostage. sam: bloody aftermath in the wilson building where the gunman shot and killed the radio reporter maurice williams as he stepped off an elevator, shooting and wounding then councilman marion berry and fullwood. >> got in the change and drug barry out. >> he would make fullwood his chief arrest barry was elected mayor. it took hours but finally they released the h