alternate side parking is in effect today city wide. chris and mary over to you. >>> a starbucks in northern california got a surprise customer aparticipantly a goat wandered into a coffee bar and looking for food. he waited 20 minutes. with regular or soy milk we weren't able to actually ascertain the investigation on that whether it is regular or soy. >> that's okay got his name right. >>> an unusual set on a new york campus men wearing heels for a good cause, i always love saying this. we'll explain coming up. making an entrance at the mtv movie awards. coming up next. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy tha

alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide is in. -- city-wide. >> thank you. >>> a puppy snatched out of a man's truck in bronx. >> and now the man is going to great lengths to find his cam upon i don't know. cindy hsu has more. >> reporter: he is on a mission to find his missing best friend. >> reporter: the truck driver put up 300 fliers in bronx this weekend, offering a $300 reward for the 14-month-old. since thursday. >> reporter: how does that make >> real bad. >> reporter: it was thursday at about 1:00 in the morning when he says he was making a delivery to a bronx business when somebody went into the cab of his truck, stole his gps and his beloved dog. >> by the time i was done with the delivery, i realize my puppy was gone. >> reporter: he is diabetic and he says the dog can sense when his blood sugar goes up and starts licking his arm to warn him. >> he trained himself. so it's a dog that's to me, it's a life-saver. >> reporter: he fears professional thieves may be to blame and got a call from a mystery man who demanded $200 but the man never called b

alternate side parking is in effect today city wide mary >>> now reports at problems at new york city's polling stations says the office will audit the board of elections including 125,000 people removed from voter rolls, saying notices without the primary date. and saying they were in the wrong polling place. saying the problems are being exaggerated. >> either it was a relatively minor problem that was resolved or was a problem that didn't exist in the first place and on top of that, it was quite a bit of lack of understanding on the part of the voters with respect to the closed primary system. >> the incompetence of the board of elections puts a cloud over these results and it is time that we clean up this mess. >> asking people who had trouble voting to contact his office. todd kaminsky, republican chris chris, we have more. >> reporter: good morning chris and mary, while kaminsky claimedvictory, hoping he'll secure the spot in the senate, neither are backing down. >> it is a battle for a seat, the viktor has yet to come on top. kaminsky and mcgrath, votes are still being counted in

alternate side parking is in effect city wide. >>> if you are young and healthy it is hard to identify the hardships of aging. >>> that's the idea of the center in jersey city. max gomez tried on a suit, the technology impairs your vision as if you have glaucoma or macular degeneration, also simulates your joints getting stiffer. >> what we hope this encourages is patience, that sort of impatience that comes with youth is maybe misplaced because the person walking next to you might be walking harder than you realize. >>> the experience will be at the liberty science center through this sunday, looks like a super hero there. >> i watched this report yesterday, it is tough when the sensors go off. look painful and said it was a little painful at times too. >>> let's check in with "cbs this morning," good morns. >>> hey chris and mary, we'll talk with john about whether or not the -- i think if you know pretty much everything you need to know. there you go. let me tell you, a closer look get mexico to pay up for a border wall. >> how about this, only on "cbs this morning" don't we like th

alternate side parking in effect city wide. >>> here is a quick look at headlines police in energy are in jersey city to be specific are investigating a possible homicide in the hamilton park section a man was found dead face down in the basement of a building on ninth street yesterday the medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. >>> a brooklyn judge convenes a hearing in the connection of his daughter says the conviction should be set aside because one juror did not for manslaughter. tomorrow. >>> former officer will be sentenced in west chester he was off duty and drunk one man nearly died pled guilty to attempted murder and assault. >>> trending up this morning on wall street yesterday stocks ended across the board the dow nasdaq rose almost 39 the s&p was up nearly 20. >>> ride hailing companies similar to uber and lift but catering exclusively to women are cropping up and raising legal questions. here in new york, she rises rebooting as she hails. that follows a failed attempt at a women's only ride share. in boston, chair yacht -- warn they violate laws. >>> and

alternate side parking is in effect today, city wide. chris and mary back to you. >>> thank you. >>> two college campuses are on high alert after a student says she was sexually assaulted at fairfield university in connecticuit a man in his 40s grabbed the student while she was walking on campus now warning students at fair field and near by sacred heart to be careful and walk in buddy teams. >> the victim was walking from one building to another, apparently lured into the woods. >> the victim is okay, the school tells us she under going counseling. campus. >>> disturbing vandalism in brooklyn, police released the photo of a suspect who allegedly defaced 5 locations with swastikas, took place monday at 4:00 in the morning all involvesswastikas on s avenue including avenue s, i should say, including a door, garbage cans and residential gates. >>> for the second time in less than a week neighbors along several streets walking up to the sound of car windows being smashed. >> reporter: car after car with a window smashed in. broken glass lin

alternate side is in effect city wide. if you're headed to the airport all is on or close to schedule at jfk, laguardia and newark liberty this morning. >>> a big day in flushing mets fans welcome the amazens back to citi field as the team plays their first home game. there's some attractions on and off the field. >> andrea grymes joins us live from citi field with the details. >> reporter: good morning mary and dick: john was just saying you may need your gloves if today. i would say that's probably a good idea, at least this morning it's pretty cold out here. nonetheless, met fans are so excited for the home opener. the game starts at 1:10. all of the gates will be open here at citi field at around 11:10 this morning. the team will raise its national league pennant banner before the players take the field for the home opener against the phillys. yesterday they received their at citi field. they started the season this week on the road in kansas city, of course the team that beat them last year in the world series, so the

effect today city wide. >>> tributes took place coast to coast. san francisco lighting the exterior of its city hall. >> the same in denver, the city and county building downtown the city's union station also glowed in the color. >> and in new new orleans, the mercedes benz superdome illuminated in purple and it's not the first time it was aglow in the color when prince performed at the essence festival. >> not just purple but all the colors of the rainbow showed up outside prince's minnesota compound. this was the scene at paisley park yesterday afternoon. a rainbow bending out of the sky towards the musician's home and recording studio in a suburb of minneapolis. >> fans have been gathering there to remember one of the great recording artists of our time. >> cbs2's jamie yuccas joins us live. >> good morning to you. as you were just discussing the world is mourning prince but the pain is so much deeper here the radio stations playing his music nonstop. as you can see the memorial continuing to grow here at his home at paisley park, and an all nig

alternate side parking is in effect city wide. it's friday. we're almost there. back to you. >>> thank you very much. the city fire department has released its official 2017fdny calendar of heroes. it's two calendars in one. for the first time it features 12 months of men and 12 months of women. the calendar truly represents all of the fdny heroes. firefighters, emts and paramedics. the featured heroes will be signing the calendar today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. expect a long line. you can also find the calendar on the web at fdnyshop.com. >> they are killing me softly with that calendar. [ laughter ] morning, norah o'donnell and charlie roberts. >> we're going to talk with john dickerson about last night's fiery democratic debate ahead of tuesday's new york primary. >> and we're in japan with an incredible rescue of a baby. >> and top hackers show 60 minutes how your cell phone can be an easy target for a data breach. >> and only on cbs this morning, we're in brooklyn with imax's newest project. >> they did send me a note. all those flashing lights, i don't know if

alternate side parking is in effect city wide. >>> thank you. here's a quick look at some of the stories making news this morning. a paterson new jersey police officer is indicted in a fatal hit and run. prosecutors say jose arena was off-duty when he hit 23-year- old jaquiel fields and sped off. he faces 15 years in prison. >>> the family of kathleen durst is asking a judge to declare her legally dead. it's been 34 years since she disappeared in westchester while married to robert durst. last year durst was charged in california with the 2000 death of his friend susan berman. in february he pled guilty to a weapons charge in new orleans and agreed to a seven-years sentence. >>> the star of broadway's hamilton christopher jackson will flip the switch at the empire state building lighting the tower blue to mark world autism month which begins today. chemical and agricultural companies led the dow to a loss. the dow jones industrial average fell 31 points. the s&p 500 lost over 4. now just how do you compare prices at trader joes and whole foods. a

alternate side parking is in effect city wide. >>> breaking news, slashing in the city, this time on the number 6 train in manhattan. outside of grand central with more. >> reporter: police say the victim was able to escape the armed attacker when the subway train he was riding on stopped underneath grand central terminal. police are looking for the suspect, they say this incident happened at 3:20 this morning when two men were riding on northbound 6 train. the men got in to an altercation and the suspect pulled out a knife from a green backpack he was wearing when the victim put his hands up in self defense, that's when police say the suspect slashed him across the hands. the victim was able to get off the train here, he did flag down medical attention, as for the suspect, police say he kept riding the train. earlier this morning, i was down on the platform as police were continuing to search around people who were getting on and off the 6 train were saying they were grateful that they did not get involved with the incident at all whatsoever, they were able to avoid the situation, t

one of them we reviewed and approved the final draft, the city wide historic concept for lgbtq history in san francisco, something your group approved last november and also funded by our committee and thought the result of that was excellent and model for other city wide historic context statements. last may we established a list of priorities for projects we would like to invite proposal to use up the remaining funds in the fund committee. we are down to about $300 thousand and our top 8 items we now have either funded a proposal or have proposals in process for 6 of those 8 and the other 2 seem likely to be funded by sources outside of our committee, so we are very pleased by our progress with those 8 items and will begin to look further down the list of priorities. you will have a written copy. >> commissioners any questions. ? thank you very much. public comment on historic preserve vision report. anyone wish to comment? seeing and hearing none we'll close public comment. there is nothing further we can move to consideration of items for continuance. item 7 [inaudible] considerati

according to the irs the fastest way to file is through their free file link. >>> a new city wide soccer tournament will bring together philadelphia's various immigrant community. the inaugural philadelphia international unity cup at city hall was announced. made up of 32 teams each representing a different nation. the teams will compete in a world cup style tournament played across the city in september and in october. the championship game will be played at citizens bank park in november. philadelphia's department of parks and rec is organizing the tournament. the mayor said soccer is the perfect sport to bring immigrant communities together since it's a game played around the globe. >> one of the best ways of bringing our communities together, having really good competition, having good key work and brotherhood and sisterhood. >> the tournament is open to men and women at least 18 years old. teams will be limited to 25 players each. >>> if you are looking for a way to spend the weekend outside you may want to consider heading to a national park. the national park service is waiving al

the mayor is excited about the opportunity and would like it make it available city wide in the fewerare hoping starting here in downtown we can scale this city wide if we are able to spread themy concept particular to neighborhoods where cities can't afford internet access. >> the surface is expected to go on-line later this year. >> facebook announcing it is cracking down on people who steal copy righted material. the company will offer a new tool to allow owners to flag for removal any stolen videos. the feature is similar it a system that's been in place on youtube for several years. >> rising rent. hot button issue across the bay area. community groups shared their fears with city council members today. this comes as council considers changes to san jose's apartment rental laws. here is abc news reporter chris nguyen. >>. >> reporter: more bay area residents are struggling to pay bills. >> will i have a place next year? will i be homeless next year? >> rose wallace of san jose took legal action last year after she says her landlord tried to evict her. a judge ruled she can stay p

street cleaning rules are in effect city wide. ben and juliet. >> all right ines thank you for if being polite about that. hillary clinton and bernie sanders met last night th democratic presidential debate. >> robert moses watches these debates and he's going to tell us all of the details about the good an bad and ugly, right? >> ben and juliet there was plenty of ugly i'll tell you that. bernie sanders and hints attacked each other on pretty much every front imaginable -- [laughter] right. a lot of people. correct. want to be clear on that. took place at the brooklyn navy yard in front of a krawd like they were watching a yankees or mets game. each other. questions clinton judgment good enough for presidents to choose her as secretary of sate. went after each others on guns sanders said clinton went easy on big banks who paid her hundred was thousands for speeches that she gave. clean ton said she would release transcripts as soon as the other candidates did it too. other foreign policy battle over israel and libya and syria. i

philadelphia holding its city-wide clean up for the ninth straight year, and you can help. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh live in fishtown to tell us more about it, good morning, anita. >> good morning, rahel, an initiative launched basilica of saints peter and paul the city but of course relies on the helping hands of so many in this community, that includes the fishtown neighbors association, and also, their beautification committee. you can see, i have broom in hands. a loft trash strewn around here. so this is the kind of trash that they'll shall picking up, sweeping up today, this is some of the equipment that we have on hand joining us now, block captain, committee member, thanks so much for being with us, guys, what exactly will you be cleaning up today? >> hitting areas of fish, to pretty much garbage trash, plastic, you know, things that don't bio degrade, that sort, but things that far nature, you know. >> this is just one day thing, lifestyle. so why is it so important for to you get involved? >> it is important to get involved because it bridges people toge

high from two nights of celebrating the wildcats national championship and there will be the big city wide parade on friday. walter perez is live on campus tonight with more of the excitement that comes with being in the national spotlight. >> that is right rick, so what happens when you do win a national championship, first of all you get a phone call from the white house and we'll hear about that from jay wright coming up in sports and a day off for the parade and hopefully you experience something called the flutey effect. officials are happy with what the villanova basketball pulled off this past monday night. >> we are so energized and enthusiastic it's hard to put into word. >> just to explain the -- you get a parade. full details can be found at 6abc.com. another example is this, school officials say that they usually get a few hundred people signed up for campus tours on a given day but on the first tour day after villanova beat oklahoma, 1200 people showed up. aleesa clear says this is not the only factor she is considering but it is a consideration. >> going to a school with good

registration is open for a city wide soccer tournament. mayor kenney hopes the philadelphia national unity cup will help bring together the city's diverse ethnic groups. they will represent the home countries of area residents and the final two teams will face off at citizens bank park. >>> the eagles 2016 schedule is out and they have four prime time games. they open september 11th at home against the browns and then the first of two monday night games and then the steelers in week three and the by in week four and then they travel to face the red skins on october 15th and then back to back road games with the cowboys and giants. the packers will come calling on monday night football on november 28th and they wrap up the regular season with two home divisional games, the finale is against dallas on new years day. >>> more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, scary moments on a delta flight when a bird hits the plane and crashes the windshield. >>> and a woman gets the shock of her life when she finds out that the federal government mistakenly

some ways we're trying to fill the gap but we're trying to do it in a way that's going to create a city wideovement. >> organizers say strong public schools are essential to the well-being of their surrounding communities. >>> honoring women of excellence today in university city. wdas held a second hanulate women of excellence luncheon. the event paid tribute to women who achieve excellence and are contributors to the region. patti labelle received a trail blazing woman of excellence award. >>> well it took a little while for the rain to clear out. overall it was a nice start to the weekend. things will be changing quickly as we head into tonight. we're looking for the potential for damaging winds after the midnight time frame. tracking rain and snowshowers. that's right, most of that would likely be areas north and west. and we're also looking at colder temperatures as we head into sunday. a lot of changes. 58 right now in philadelphia. 59 in wilmington. upper gifts upper 50s to the allen town area. 52 in atlantic city and 55 in george town. take a look at what happens after midnight. now,

there are 29 of them operating city wide but nearly 400 of them registered. generally cranes are supposed to be inspected annually. any time a crane is recon figured or figure this crawler crane similar to the one that collapsed in tribeca. it's the video that still haunts us, the towering crane wobbles as it is being lowered and then it tips. its 565 foot boom crashes to the ground killing a pedestrian and injurying three others. daid david wicks was a harvard educated finance whiz. he was killed on impact. bruce and his neighbors were already wary of the massive crane before it crashed. he says he saw the crane move but there were no construction workers nearby. through a records request the i-team learned there were 124 violations issued to crane operators last year. among them, defective hoisting equipment, failure to maintain construction equipment. certificate of inspection and failing to comply with the commissioner's order. since the accident, mayor de blasio first called for all crawler cranes to stop operating once there is a forecast for wind speed

through an independent group after the water crisis in flint, michigan. 34 samples were collected city-wide. >>> the new york senate overwhelmingly pas d a final budget bill they worked through the night to agree on. the $156 billion spending plan include a tax cut, a lower personal income tax rate for the middle class, almost a half percentage point lower. 25 billion dollar in aid for city schools, more than 55 billion for transportation, a measure to gradually raise the state's minimum wage to $15 an >> as prices of everything else goes up whether it's rent and everything else, people to need to make a living e g ing wage. >> the minimum wage increase will go into effect in new york city for large businesses in 2018, 2019 for small businesses. upstate new york will see a possible increase to 15 bucks an hour after the year 2020 if the economy is doing well. >>> in westchester county the next time you dime al 911 for an emergency first responders could take longer to arrive. >> the town has not received funding yet for its ems operations. that could have ambulance service shutting down by

a city-wide initiative, to beautify each community.success hinges upon helping hands, that pitch in across neighborhoods, like frankford. >> clean up day. >> a lot of people out here, including myself, i mean, have been out here in the streets. and we tore up this community so much. it is only right we come back and try to, you know, to build some of the things that we destroyed. >> it is important that other under stands that we take pride in our community, and that we intends on keeping it clean and fighting for our right to live in a peaceful, clean, safe community. >> elsewhere in northern liberties, neighbors took bristles to the bear concrete. >> we decided it was important to help go out, clean up, take care of the place we live. >> so, one day at a time, one sweep at a time. those in philadelphia, are contributing to a culture of clean streets, and a community they can cherish. anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", a sweet grandmother from delaware county, thought she was helping a family

today authorities rounded up about 60 atv's and dirt bikes as part of the city wide initiative t also made three arrests with charges including narcotic violations and alluding philly police. these illegal riders are ruining parks and injuring themselves in the process and others. >> we want to get it out there and send a message that these actions on atv's, definitely -- police department we feel when we stop these a tv, we confiscate them. >> police urge residents to call 911 right away if you see anyone riding these illegal vehicles and bikes on the streets of philadelphia. >>> stay with us everyone still to come tonight on eyewitness news new york's primary is now just days away. and exerts say it is a must win for bernie sanders. what a new pole says about the vermont senators chance to top hillary clinton. all you can eat fridays at mcdonald only the at one store. lauren. 82 jutes been a gorgeous weekends. i'll let you know when we can hit 80 degrees. when you will need the umbrella that's coming up of the. >>> straight ahead in sports the best mascot celebration a birthday. the

. >> we're hoping starting here in downtown we can scale the city wide. if we're able to prove the concept to a lot of neighborhoods where families can't afford internet access. >> and the service is expected to go online later this year. >>> all right. we have a big night over in oakland. and traffic should not be impeded by weather. >> but i hear rain is coming back, sandhya. >> that's right, but not until late tonight into tomorrow. it is pleasant and the weather is looking fantastic, as people head to oracle arena for the warriors' game tonight. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. you notice there are a few clouds around right now, mainly in the south bay. this is all going to turn into some wet weather overnight. here is the system that is going to bring us rain and it's going to kick up the surf. right now swells are expected to reach 16 to 22 feet during the thursday morning to friday morning time period, which is why a high surf advisory is going for that time. lots of sunshine looking across the bay. temperatures in the upper 50s for san francisco

he was expecting no more than a 40% turnout city wide but earlier indications are it's much higher than that. it's busier than normal at this overbrook library. turnout is higher than usual. voters from this section of town take the franchise very seriously. >> i vote every year, i always vote. always vote. >> it's my right. you know, i don't have a voice if i don't vote right? >> turnout is expected to be heavier than normal? >> that is good. >> i'm hoping this country will be much better than it is now. exercising my right to vote. >> the city's democratic party chairman says that the president's race always turns out larger turnout, and early reports appear to show that turnout today will be far higher than expected. >> the trend is early voting rather than late voting but if the turnout is the same way as it is now, it's going to be heavy, hopefully we get about 50%. >> there are reports of scattered problems at local polling places. at wissahickon, voting booths were locked way and had to break the locks to get access to the machines. voting starts three hours late and bustleton wh

with shovels in hands hundreds of volunteers are taking part in the city clean up city wide initiativeo beauty its community. helping hands across neighborhoods like frankford. >>clued myself i've been out here in these streets we for up this community its only right we come back and try to build some of the things we destroyed. its important that others understand that we take pride in our community and in tend to keep it clean. i fighting for our right to live in a peace full clean under community. >> we thought important to help clean up and take care of the place where we live. >> reporter: one day at a time one sweep at a time. those in philadelphia are contributing to a culture of clean streets an community they can cherish, anita e cbs3 eyewitness news. >> new tonight community leaders and families gather to support kids and adults with autism and disabilities. eyewitness news dream makers ball this is the organizations fifth anniversary. ukee washington was the emcee at the hyatt at the bell view. create a better world filled with compassion and opportunities for children and a

>> city wide, this is a city that sees last year, i think 1200 shootings. that's up by about 18% over the year before. when you ask the question is this necessary? i think it is. even when you have a situation as we had in boston with the boston marathon bombing, what you saw in that situation were lay people who were coming out and rendering care. and that's one time one incident. this is a city where we consistently depend on folks getting shot night after night and certainly on the weekends. >> can you draw a parallel to cpr training? should it be as common as that? >> i think in the long term, that would be the goal. the white house recently released an initiative called stop the bleed which basically states that it should be as ubiquitous as cpr training. if you look back through time with cpr, we haven't even reached the goals we'd like you with the community having access to aeds and cpr training. that's the goal if we continue to see the rates of violent injuries in the community. >> do we expect bystanders in a community like philadelphia to run to

filed yesterday, the same day that mayor bill de blasio claim the crime in schools has declined city wide and the school safety and nypd officers are to credit for that, driving that down. they've set up ape phone number as well as website for any students that have experienced the same type of things in schools. >> tracie strahan in city hall. thank you, trace. >> police have released new images of the so-called man in white with suspected ties to the brussels airport bombing. the man can be seen here in the streets walking at first and then breaking into a slow jog. investigators say he ditched his jacket at some point and has not >> two men blew themselves up and 31 people were killed in the at ttacks. >>. >> the presidential hopefuls are criss-crossing our area ahead of the april 19th primary. hillary clinton spent her time in the south bronx where she experienced something many of us have. it took clinton five swipes of the metro card to get in at the yankee stadium subway stop. she rode the 4 train to 170th street and jerome avenue. the former two-term avenue talked about how proud

in land hundreds of volunteers are taking part in the ninth annual philadelphia spring cleanup a city widetiative to beautify each community. its success hinges upon helping hands across neighborhoods like frankford. >> a lot of people out here including myself have been out here in these streets and we done tore up this community so much it's only right that we come back and try to, you know, to build some of the things we destroyed. >> it's important that others understand that we take pride in our community and that we intend on keeping it clean and fighting for our right to live in a peaceful, clean safe community. >> reporter: elsewhere in northern liberties neighbors took bristles to the concrete. >> it's important to take care of where we live. >> reporter: those in philadelphia are contributing to a culture of crean streets an community they can cherish. anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, that's "eyewitness i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county,

among the report's 100 recommendation, a city-wide reconciliation process beginning with an acknowledgmentthe police of their history of bias, a atline for police to report wrongdoing, and an expanded use of body cameras. andy shaw is with the better government association. >> the lack of accountability is staggering, and more staggering, why haven't we collectively done more about it up until now? >> reporter: and it's an expensive problem, too, scott, because over the last 12 years, the city of chicago has had to shell out some $650 million to settle cases of police brutality. >> pelley: and just yesterday chicago swore in a new african american police superintendent. dean, thanks very much. nine people have been killed today in an earthquake in southern japan. this is wh looked like in the n a newsroom. dozens of homes collapsed, fires broke out in a number of cities, several aftershocks have been felt and there has just been another quake, 6.5, near the pacific island of vanuatu. two years ago today, the islamic terrorist group boko haram kidnapped 276 schoolgirls in nigeria. despite a

they seized 60 atv's and dirt bikes yesterday as part of city-wide initiative. officers also made three are he was charges including narcotics violations anal looting police. police say these illegal ride remembers tearing up baseball fields, ruining parks, and hurting people. in two month, police have seized about 200 atv's and dirt bikes, if you see anyone riding around in the city call police. >> thousands of athletes are taking part in the 120th annual boston marathon today. >> now, last minute preparations are underway for the 26.2-mile race, it begins at 6:50 this morning, security will be tight, as nearly a million spectators are expected to line the streets cheering on runners along the course. this is the third race since the 2013 bombings that killed three people and injured more than 260 others. >> now, this image of boston marathon bombing survivor jeff, being wheeled away after losing both his legs, captured the world's attention, the new jersey native wrote a book about that day, and his recovery. and now, that memoir, stronger, is going to be a mo

. >> the city-wide ferry service is a year away, the newly launched website is making waves. now you can check out routes and dates of service starting in 2017. the first route also s will be the same price as a subway ride. riders will be able to use virtual tickets and passes by swiping their phones. >>> uber trying to clear things up with riders regarding their tipping policy. manager in new york city says tips are not included nor expected. this comes after a class action settlement with drivers in california and massachusetts. part of the deal says driver the can post signs soliciting tips. uber says it has no plans on adding a tip function to its app. >>> in new jersey, heading to the motor vehicle commission may be friendlier. that's because all 2,800 workers including the chief administrator will undergo customer service training. governor christie announced the new requirement after fielding a number of complaints. the training will include customer service fundamentals and phone etiquette. >>> authorities are investigating car break-ins in rockland and bergen counti

alphabet city could be used as an you are been test tube to try out far out futuristic ideas like city wide wi-fi, driverless mass transity, never having to talk to another person in the real world again. i cannot wait to

. >>> an accident actually happened during a city wide crackdown by police to get illegal dirt bikes and atv's off the streets. during a news conference today police say crash illustrates dangers of the atv's and dirt bikes in the city. during today's crackdown police seized 60 vehicles and made three arrests. the initiative is part of the coordinated effort by police all across the city. the crackdown is designed to make city streets safer. >> these atv's is definitely an issue and as a police department we feel when we stop these atv and confiscate them that we are saving lives. >> dirt bikes and atv's are illegal in philadelphia unless driven on private property. since police initiated initiates crackdown earlier this year more than 200 vehicles have been seized. >>> turning to the accu weather forecast. if you like today, you'll really like tomorrow. it was picture perfect from sunny skies to the mild temperatures. tomorrow it is expected to be even better. meteorologist melissa magee at the big board with the first check of that accu weather forecast, melissa. >> sarah, this was

the slashing's up 24% city- wide? charges are pending against the driver of a car that slammed into a man on a scooter. the car burst into flames over the accident this morning in glendale queens. police say the car hit the scooter head on after swerving into into the eastbound lane on cooper avenue. the 21-year-old man on securityi er is hospitalized in critical condition. the driver of the car was given a breathalyzer test and takeen into custody. >> scary moments on board an amtrak train. a door in one. vestibules remained open as it headed out of penn station this morning. a passenger was recording the moment the train sped through the hudson tunnel. the door was not closed for at least 45 minutes. amtrak says it was caused by a malfunction. >>> police in new jersey say neighbors raced to rescue a baby being attacked by a bit pit bull. a nearby home and latched on to the little girl. neighbors heard screaming, ran out and helped get the dog off the child. >> we held the dog around and then i kept it up so it doesn

hall today, details were announced on the first annual philadelphia international unity cup, the city widecer tournament will be made up of philadelphians on teams representing 25 countries. the tournament will start in september, the final will be november 5th at citizens bank park. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, the "cbs evening news". is massive distrust halting repairs to flint's contaminated the water system. adriana diaz speaks to the residents. here now is scott pelley. take care family, we will see you tonight. >> pelley: one day after a deadly earthquake, a second, more powerful quake rocks japan. more are likely. also tonight, flint's fear of water. >> i get a panic attack, severe, for hours my heart palpitates. >> pelley: hackers show "60 minutes" how easy it is to break into your pope. and steve hartman with a crooked cop. >> reporter: you put an innocent guy in jail? >> correct. >> my only goal was to seek him when i got home and to hurt him. >> pelley: and he got his ch

authorities confiscated about 60 atv's and dirt bikes as part of city-wide initiative this weekend. three people were also arrested. police say these illegal ride restage up fields, ruining parks, hurting themselves, and other. >> we want to get it out there, to send a message, that these atv's, definitely an issue, and as a police department we feel whether we stop these atv's, we confiscate them. >> over the last two months police have confiscated about 200 atv's and dirt bikes. >> authorities around the world are renewing safety concerns, after a british airways flight hit an object believed to be a drone. police in london say the flight was traveling from jen eve when it instruction something, while approaching heathrow airport. the plane managed to land safely. no arrests so far. but the incident is under investigation. and investigators in other news, with the ntsb, will return to the wreckage of the elfaro today, hope to find the data recorder t sang last october after losing engine power during a hurricane. all 33 on board died. the wreckage is located near the bahamas. >> w

i think we also have to approach the budget and some tough fiscal issues looking at the city-wide budgeta whole and not just looking at specific sectors or issue areas that we real have i to look at the city's financial standing as a whole for the long term. that's really important and that's definitely what drives a lot of my decision-making process. and i think it's also tougher in san francisco because we really are held to a very high standard where we have to balance the budget every single fiscal year. we cannot run into a deficit in the new fiscal year. we cannot print more money. we are held to a high standard by our charter and, so, i think that's why these tough decisions are made every year rent. >> what other issues do you feel are facing san francisco? >> i think for san francisco and also elsewhere, one of the biggest issues right now is really how do we ~ attract economic development and spur job creation. and those are two things that really go hand in hand and really is what makes the city vibrant and a place where people want to live and can afford to live. and i think

and we have city-wide is not taking hold in this country. california is getting gray water standard but there are not large scale installations that this is the underlying treatment standard. for those that complete the recycle in the major scale across the country with this technology that was available and with better deployment with though waste-water systems so to deal with that national carrier policy issue that they can rely on. in with the national contribution it is easier to clean and health commissioners to give a little big doubt to figure out those policies the white paper and what they put out leading up to the talks about distributed water and other ways to use less energy has to look to the decades in the century ahead of us and that is a great merit greater treatment of wastewater to with agriculture industry to address that water scarcity challenge to be reluctant to those part of the communities. >> but that is how waste water was branded for so long. said to have the utility to talk with customers and have a presence with

>> right , right. >> [inaudible] even health assessment programs -- [inaudible] >> so this is a city-wide community health assessment, and then it identified some specific needs at a city level. the next thing that is going to happen is bringing together the diverse stakeholders to come up with a community health improvement plan that will have more specificity on as a city what areas we want to address. now, the other thing that's going to happen additionally is as the population health division also develops a strategic plan that's even broader that addresses those things in the community health improvement plan or chip or broader priorities so if you go back -- you probably don't remember but remember we have a strategic plan and we have a cross cutting initiative, so there is a bigger plan and the other thing to realize is that our strategic plan has to have some focus and specificity in terms of addressing the things that have the highest burden of disease, and so we need that for public health accreditation but our foundational activities never go away, so our core communicable dise

dc mayor, calling for a city wide unenforceable referendum. advocates for making the district the 51st state marched to capitol hill, delia goncalves is live on the hill. what are they hoping to accomplish with this march. >> reporter: hoping to get more dc residents involved. we have seen this before, we have seen these rallies and marchs, every emancipation day, we have seen our elected officials get arrested and here we ares nothing has changed. they feel like the tide is turns. >> we are prisoners in america and want to set my preem free. >>or may have the script but his presence is more powerful than words. they are fighting for future generations. >> i have been working with my family, they support statehood. >> when i had a child i realized i couldn't sit back on the sidelines and do nothing. rather they rallied and marched to capitol hill. 700,000 residents, millions in taxes paid annually and dc has no vote in congress or control over its own budget. on this emancipation day they fight. the emancipation proclamation, signed to free th

one of them we reviewed and approved the final draft, the city wide historic concept for lgbtq historyn san francisco, something your group approved last november and also funded by our committee and thought the result of that was excellent and model for other city wide historic context statements. last may we established a list of priorities for projects we would like to invite proposal to use up the remaining funds in the fund committee. we are down to about $300 thousand and our top 8 items we now have either funded a proposal or have proposals in process for 6 of those 8 and the other 2 seem likely to be funded by sources outside of our committee, so we are very pleased by our progress with those 8 items and will begin to look further down the list of priorities. you will have a written copy. >> commissioners any questions. ? thank you very much. public comment on historic preserve vision report. anyone wish to comment? seeing and hearing none we'll close public comment. there is nothing further we can move to consideration of items for continuance. item 7 [inaudible] consideration

among the reports, 100 recommendations, a city wide reconciliation process beginning with acknowledgement by the police of their history of bias. a hotline for police to report wrongdoing. and an expanded use of body cameras. andy shaw is with the better government association. >> the lack of accountability is staggering and more staggering why haven't we collectively done more about it up till now? >> reporter: and it is an expensive problem, too, scott. because over the last 12 years the city of chicago has had to shell out some $650 million to settle cases of police brutality. >> just yesterday, chicago swore in a new african-american police superintendent. dean, thank you very much. >>> nine people have been killed today in an earthquake in southern japan. this is what the 6.2 quake looked like in the newsroom. dozens of homes collapsed. fires broke outen a number of cities. several aftershocks have been felt. there has just been another quake 6.5 near the pacific island of vanauatu. >> two years ago today, the islamic terrorist group, boko haram kidnapped 276 school girls in nigeria.