near columbus park. and we are told that the homes upstairs are evacuate and severely damage and the good news is that nobody was hurt, and the half a dozen or so businesses have been affected. the exes tetent of the damage, don't know, but there is a growing response and debate growing about the response. we should point out that the supervisor erin peskin has called for the resignation saying it took too long to respond, and the chief is saying it is not true, because it took six minutes. so we will have more on the news situation, and the growing debate coming up tonight on nbc 7 news at 11:00. >> and now, meteorologist nick tou touma. >> tomorrow is a much different forecast to finish off the weekend. live doppler is showing the scan around the region, and the showers have diminished like we have said, and the sun went down and lost the heating of the day and the fuel for the showers and they are out of here, and the snow has been across much of the see jere ya,nd a few of the snowshowers are around

the statue has a new home, that statue honoring christopher columbus. a flash point across the bay area, but in the south bay as well. >> the statue has a home that many kid as a last resort. nbc bay area robered ereert han. >> the christopher columbus statue is wrapped up waiting to be put on display. >> it has the to be in the corner. >> the italian american heritage foundation says his group is more than willing to take the statue, but isn't happy it was exiled. replaced by a table and two chairs. he says there is a lot more to christopher columbus' legacy than mistreatment of indigenous people. >> we lost a teaching moment. the teaching moment shult haoul been more indepth. the statue should have been in, in a -- there could be discussions. >> such as the the airport, or the city's history park. where the annual, italian family festival is held in august. but, there is talk about a new museum, in san jose's little italy. >> it may be moved there. which might be, a little more public. >> that could lead to renewed community debate which he says is ov

we have high what the tore kick it off bring your boat for delaware avenue or columbus boulevard what we call it now. this is holiday inn on columbus boulevard, this high water is the result of the high tide and of course that water spilling over on to columbus boulevard, so just be careful, crews are out here blocking as cars are coming through left lane and pushing over to the side. we will keep an eye on that and see if that gets worse. traffic lights still out in intersections as a result of the power outage from the weekend. any intersection that is dark, without lights, it is a four way stop. you don't want to get stopped, get jammed up in an accident. lights out here on the kelly drive, traffic lights at hunting park avenue we have got headlights on, the freeway , coming in toward the city, mass transit so far so good, karen and thomas back to you. >>> we are talking about developments with this storm. we have so many people, my folks are staying with me they don't have power and they don't expect it on until even of the week. those are numbers right new we still have peco with

i want to remind you that when this frenzy about columbus came about, we accepted the compromise to columbus day but accepted italian heritage day. and now you want to take that away from us too? i don't think it's fair. it's not fair. and it's not right. that's all i want to say. >> thank you very much for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is father john kirkly. i i'm in the action bay area. i'm here today to urge you to exercise diligence and engage a transparent process in the mou currently being negotiated between the city and the police officers association. this is the first time in a decade that this board has had an opportunity to exercise its oversight authority and ensure that the community's voice and values are reflected in this agreement. in our pastoral work, my colleagues and i have learned firsthand of the excessive use of force, including police-related killings, overpolicing, and bias in policing in our neighborhoods, and especially in our communities of color. we are deeply troubled by the poa's continued resistance to commence police reforms

we do however have some flooding on columbus boulevard northbound near race street.nate 95, front street, it looks like the vehicles are able to get through the area right now, just a heads up, that you will still see some water out there. downed tree in chestnut hill ment bells mill road closed between germantown avenue and ridgeour best alternate: then in the world of septa route 101 trolley shuttle bussing between woodlands avenue and media. so walking out the door make sure to check the schedules on two plane cents now condense today one northeast con, right compromised there. route one city avenue at 69th street, and also, kelly drive between fountain green drive and hunting park avenue. traffic lights, anda, ove more n there coming up in the next ten minute or so rahel and jim back over to you. >> three men hired to run the funeral home in moorestown charged with stealing more than $1.3 million of company funds and diverting the money into their personal accounts. they were charged with theft by deception, the funeral home ceased doing business back in 2016. >>

. >>> well, it is moving day for christopher columbus. statue in the lobby of san jose city hall is being moved to the italian american heritage foundation. those who wanted the statue down see columbus less as a brave explorer, and more a ruthless colonizer. the city set a deadline next week to move it or put it in storage. the plan is to ultimately columbus to a museum in little italy, and that's still in the planning phase. >>> mary lee joining us now. i keep saying a little rain in your graphic over there; am i correct? . >> actually right. yeah, we are looking at a big weather system that's going to move in for next week. so get ready for that. but tomorrow, it looks a lot better. still a little more sun for tomorrow. so definitely get out there and enjoy it. we're actually catching a little bit of sun in some spots already. but high-def doppler, and you can see some spotty activity on our radar screen here. but check out a little bit of blue. a live look with our golden gate camera. you can see a little sun out there. current temper

it's on the northbound lanes of columbus boulevard delaware avenue.etty tough for northbound traffic to get by. we've seen a few vehicles squeezing by on the far left side of the roadway but i don't think i'd try to go for columbus boulevard this morning. maybe stay over on 95 instead. overnight construction on the northbound side of 95 has cleared out but they're still working on the schuylkill eastbound by 30th street. should be gone there in the next few minutes and they finished cleaning up that downed tree in olde city, so walnut street near independence mall is opened this morning, which is a little bit of good news. but plenty of other downed trees remain. there's one in whitpain still blocking morris road. skippack pike gets you around it. finished cleaning up the downed wires in towamencin so orvilla road reopened. hilltown township downed wires closing diamond street. keystone drive or green streets would be some alternates on this tuesday morning. tam. >> thank you, matt now. it's time to get your first look at business. amazon is looking t

rebooked a flight for 10:30 from philly to columbus and then 20 minutes after i book it, the flight, it got cancelled. >> reporter: some like spencer of austin, texas feel lucky to have made to it their destination be t weather got worse. >> i was really nervous, mid flight, i was looking out the windows, people next to me were like looking around, it was scary. >> reporter: some airlines are offering waivers to change flights airport officials are urging pass evening tours check with their airlines for their flight status before arriving. reporting ate philadelphia international airport anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> same storm system we are dealing business dumb continuing heavy wet snow in new york state. re hard at work trying to keep roads clear in syracuse. drivers and pedestrians are taking it slow, power outages are another big problem across the empire state. >>> nor'easter also wreaking havoc on the new england area

don't try and drive through this big, big puddle along columbus boulevard. some of the traffic lights still out along kelly drive as we continue to clean up from friday's big storm. in germantown, rittenhouse street still blocked by wissahickon because of a downed tree. couple chunks of queen lane remain blocked in east falls. gypsy lane also blocked near lincoln drive. have a downed tree along city avenue underneath the schuylkill partially taking out the right lane and city avenue at 59th street traffic lights still on the fritz there. also still have some downed trees in chestnut hill, portions of bells mill and cresham valley drive remain blocked. northern delaware still without parts of creek road and centreville road because of more storm damage on this tuesday morning, tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> with another nor'easter heading our way, peco is running out of time to make repairs from the last storm before we're in for a potential round two. 90 percent of customers are backline, that's good. but not if you're part of that other 10 percent. that

this morning northbound lanes are passible but there are some pretty big puddles here along columbusvard. we'll see how the roads are fairing around the region when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 4:16 now. it is wednesday morning, the day of our second nor'easter in the month of march. taking a look at sky6 there and you see that it is just raining at this location and maybe you're seeing some rain, too, but you will be seeing snow at some point later this morning. >> which means matt pelman will be seeing a lot of trouble on the roads as we go along. good morning. >> oh, yes, it's the day we've all been looking forward to, right? well, maybe some of us. maybe some of us but for us traffic folks, this is bound to be a challenging day although it is good news that a lot of people have off school and off work today. outside live in bucks county, this is route one, the not so super highway in morrisville at pennsylvania avenue. of course there are not a whole lot of people out and about just yet but those are the southbound lanes headed down towards the

flooding columbus boulevard talking about this yesterday and then again today.north and southbound between race and dock street because of the high tide. vehicles are able to get through but see them swerving around. water continues to build. be careful if you are going out there so i would advice not to, back to you. >>> a frightening attack in cobbs creek where a mother and baby narrowly escape gunfire that sent three people to the hospital. man in the car opened fire on a chinese take out at 60th and walnut. two, 18 year-old and 19 year-old were hit in stable condition and same time a mother and 18 month-old baby boy were in the employee area of the restaurant and not injuries. >>> police are investigating hit and run accidents including a deadly accident in radnor. man was killed at 8:00 last night on 500 block of elon caster avenue, the driver vote down but then took off west, for chester county. involved vehicle was dark color suv with damage to the front passenger side, if you have any information call police. >>> northeast philadelphia bystanders have li

columbus had a 2-0 lead in the second period so when the jackets scored again, san jose pulled veteran goalie martin jones. they got dash -- san jose got one in the net second period and the newest shark evander cane got the first goal but columbus got the victory and ended san jose's 2-game winning streaks. next up they play the blues thursday night. >>> did you see this former espn sportscaster chris berman is getting good reviews. he was the honorary team manager for the giants. chris berman. that's him with the hat. worked with the coaching team and made a mid-inning pitching change as the giants lost to the dogers but he took the opportunity to honor his late wife and wore number 83. his jersey number was the year they were mareied. kathy berman was killed last hey in car accident. berman was at the giants-mets game in new york when he found out about it. according to the mercury newser says he is grateful for giants executive and manager for checking on him since she died. >>> time is 4:47. spring training is in full swing in arizona. some rookies might make the giants opening da

ghetto trash rat warren in columbus? don't do this. i'm running in there. not for long.ick up, pick up, alice! pick up, pick up, alex! it looks expensive, i will say that much. well, it is a steven spielberg film! real world, unreal world — one of the things i liked about it is the interplay between the two worlds. the other thing is that the virtual world is packed with pop culture references from the ‘70s and ‘80s. early on, someone produces the spaceship from silent running. i was won over. then that is the delorean from the film back to the future. you think this could become just about spotting the references but it is a real popcorn sugar—rush thrill ride. you can tell spielberg loves the avatar world he has created. and you get emotionally engaged with the characters. it would be easy this to become just a technical exercise when you spot the references and look at the visuals, but you care about the story, the story makes sense — and believe me, if the story is set in a computer game and makes sense to me, it will make sense to anyone! i went in with trepidation

eastbound side starting to heat up little bit but i want to pull your attention to the flooding on columbusoulevard. both directions cents, between race street and dock street, you can see, all of the water here. now, all lanes were block, were you having to use an alternate. but we are now as you just saw seeing vehicles drive-thru it both on the northbound and southbound direction. but, just a heads up, as you head out there, i would maybe factor in just couple every observes interest minutes, you will have to take it little slower around there. then, also looking at some malfunctions traffic light. route one city avenue at 59 street, then this guy right here, kelly kelly drive between fountain green drive. traffic lights, and overhead light, are out here, so as we get more vehicles on the roadway, that's going to be some areas that really start to slow down. another area where we have malfunction traffic lights as well there is on the blue route north and southbound, immediately, directing traffic on the ramp. crews will be out there, this is going to be another evidence area where we wi

you don't want to try and drive through that big puddle on columbus boulevard northbound.s is 95 nearby and it looks okay. just a little bit wet here but not as wet as columbus boulevard so go ahead and use it. 25 miles per hour on all bridges. we're getting the warning sign there from penndot as you travel into new jersey and if you're coming off the tacony-palmyra bridge, i wouldn't use 73. it's blocked here because of downed wires. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> let's get you out and get a look at what's going on around the region. let's go to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes. she's live in montgomeryville montgomery county. jeanette we saw the flakes coming down around bob brooks out in delaware county. what's it like where you are? >> reporter: well, tam, earlier about an hour ago we had much bigger flakes. now they've lessened a little bit and they're a lot smaller but we've been talking about this wet heavy snow and how kids are staying home from school. so, one way to keep them busy, have them shovel the snow. i didn't tell that you, though and don't tell

meanwhile by penn's landing this is columbus boulevard near summer street. we had a big lake here in the northbound lanes of columbus boulevard. water has receded now but you can see the cones are still set up out here. mostly blocking off the road so if you're coming northbound on columbus boulevard delaware avenue watch out, you don't want to run over those cones. also flooding we were watching in south jersey by the old brooklawn circle and the brooklawn diner. one northbound lane still blocked and there was a vehicle that got stuck in the water on the southbound side. they've removed that vehicle so now it's just the one northbound lane that remains closed. in voorhees township by the chipotle getting word of a new crash along haddonfield-berlin road at white horse road. an accident in delaware this morning. it's the northbound 95 off ramp to airport road there by the salt box. speeds like just 11 miles per hour as you come north of the delaware service area along 95. so, i wouldn't. maybe use 40 and 13 or stay up on route two kirkwood highway. 95 northb

at columbus and union saturday night.estroyed several businesses on ground level and apartments on the upper floors. those apartments were under construction because of a fire in this building a few years ago, so no one lived there. more than 100 firefighters attacked the flames, but some onlookers said they thought the fire department moved too slowly. supervisor aaron peskin is calling for the fire chief to resign. "tonight was a total failure by the fire department and that starts at the top." "with all due respect to the supervisor, he had it wrong." fire officials say they followed the standard operating procedure -- which calls for firefighters to attack the flames from the inside first. they say that strategy is not as obvious to the public. supervisor peskin is now calling for an outside investigation into the matter. time is now--- let's take a live look outside-- . >> reporter: you can see straight through the windows there on the upper floor indicating a lot of damage on the interior of this building. meantime

. >> reporter: yes, let's head outside to penns landing columbus boulevard. it's a little bit drier here this morning, we don't have the big old lake in the northbound side of the columbus boulevard. no problems with tidal flooding at least not yet. on the mass transit front, normal weekday schedules. are 15 septa bus routes are suspended. ac rail line is suspended because of signal issues. >> reporter: blustery today and much of the next seven day. we're below average, a chilly breeze, windchills in the 30s today. we'll do melting making it up to 42. a stray flurry tomorrow, a quick snow shower north of the city, 43 is the high. saturday, chilly breeze, 43. daylight saving time don't forget set the clocks forward, check your smoke detecter batteries. sunday into monday we're looking at the chance of a next storm we have a few days to see what happens with this. monday. tuesday, partly sunny, 40 degrees. wednesday, 13 degrees below average. >> two eagles players helped pump up the team at the flyers game. jason kelce and michael kendricks rallied fans. they m

. >>> controversial christopher columbus statue in san jose has been removed from the city hall. the city council made that decision at the end of january after groups supporting indigenous people called for that towering marble statue to be taken out of city hall after several debates, they eventually found a home for the statue. crews separated the 6000 pound statue into two pieces and moved it a couple blocks north to the italian american heritage foundation cultural center. >> it's more than welcome here. although i think that he should be in a more public place. >> some still want the statue on public property. many activists disagree, saying columbus was not a -- an explorer to be celebrated but a conqueror. >>> now that the drought is over, water use has gone back up. the board it says water conservation efforts have steadily gone down since the governor brown announced the end of the drought last april. a new report says water use in the state is almost back to where it was before the drought started. of course, we're not having a big rainy winter. >>> firefighters in val

the ninth of christopher columbus statue will have a new perch.>> it is a very specialized process. >building manager says that an oakland- based company will spend 12 hours moving the 6000 pounds culture -- sculpture. >> both pieces will be stored in a special travel pack to take it to its new location.>> reporter: the statue will be reassembled at the italian- american cultural center.>> i think he should be in a more public place.>> reporter: this polarize the old and new world. hours were spent trying to decide its base. some argued that the statute has no place on public property.>> are only -- our only problem was his history. >> reporter: the statue will only be seen by visitors on the weekends when visitors show up. this will cost the city about $10,000. once it is gone a table and chair will occupy the space. they are hoping for displays that can be rotated out in the future. >>> a mission to mars is back on the drawing board. there was a problem with an instrument two years ago. scientists say that it is on track to set up -- off in may. >>> there is a man with a rifle who i

. >> reporter: the calm after the fire storm sunday at this building at the corner of union and columbus in the north beach section of san francisco. companieswere hard at work. the aftermath attracting a lot of cure on the at the from people like -- curiosity from people like daniel. >> >>> this was just, it went out like a firecracker. >> reporter: and this is what it looked like, flames ripping through the roof of the billion, customers bee -- building, customers below rushing to safety. no one lived in the units above, in fact, says the fire commissioners, the building was up construction and had an unfinished roof, which helped fuel the flames. >> this was a perfect scenario for a fight. >> reporter: by 8:30, the fire department had the fire contained, but by thin, the san francisco supervisor was heated, saying firefighters slow to begin pouring water on the roof, accusations that played out saturday night, even as the fire department doused hot spots. prompted this response from the chief. >> as emergency responders, we need to be methodical,. >> reporter: more defense of white's

now we're watching for flooding along columbus boulevard because we saw flooding yesterday. a coastal flood advisory in effect until 8:00 a.m. to the delaware river. the philadelphia office of emergency management reminds drivers not to drive through flooded roads. here's a live picture. photographer pete cane is live there. yesterday we saw people driving through high-water. this is result of friday's storm and this storm. >> yeah, you're seeing a truck coming right there there now. they've got a higher axle there, but still i wouldn't drive through my own personal vehicle in that. you might get into big trouble doing that. let's get now to brittney shipp and find out the latest forecast. >> in philadelphia those heavy, wet snowflakes coming down. throughout most of the region, here's a break down of some of our impacts we expect to deal with for today. we expect a poor commute heading to work and especially coming home from work. heavy, wet snow will start to accumulate into the late hours and afternoon. we could see more power outages. that's going to be a concern for us

emily: we were just speaking with an investor at drive in columbus, ohio.w york times" just did a piece saying that silicon valley is over. do you see opportunity outside of silicon valley more than you see inside it at this point? ms. busque: i see opportunities in a lot of places where other investors probably are not going to take the time to look. if that's geography, location, that could also mean pedigree, school, institutions. i sit on the board of a liberal arts women's institution in virginia. i think as an investor, if you want to stay current and stay with evolving technologies in the evolving landscape of technology, you have to be willing to look in all different types of places. emily: let's talk about overlooked women. you are launching a new thing called shine together, sort of an outgrowth of #metoo and #timesup, changing the conversation to a positive one. what are you trying to do? ms. busque: my partner and i had the idea that there was room for a positive conversation or happen within this movement, so shine together is dedicated to cel

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columbus boulevard delaware avenue.l flooding. i would use 95 instead. also a bunch of flooding over here the brooklawn circle and the brooklawn diner portions of 130 and 47 are blocked and we have a car stuck in the high water along broadway near king street so you do have to watch that high water this morning. matt. >> okay, we will do that. thank you, matt. >>> "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is watching those heavy wet snowflakes fall. she joins us live along route 309 in montgomeryville, montgomery county. hi, jeanette. >> reporter: hi, matt. we're closing in on the last few hours where the roads will just be wet. that's what we've been seeing and saying all morning. take a live look here behind me. grassy areas seeing a ton of accumulation and then of course the less traveled areas, the slush and the roads just wet. you'll get a lot of that road spray if you're heading out this morning. we've seen a lot of salt trucks and plow trucks on standby for that snow that's set to come down at times one to 2 inches p

his 21st of the season... 3-2 columbus -- less than a minute left...oal they pull the goalie, aaron dell oanarin slaps in an empty-netter --columbus win 4-2 the sharks welcome the blues thursday night it's officially march which means it's that time when college basketball owns the month. stanford facing oregon in the pac-12 women's tournament championship. --tara vanderveer has only lost four games in the conference tourney in 32 seasons. --former miramonte all- american, sabrina ionescu was on a mission against stanford... steals the ball... heads the other way for the layup ducks up by eleven... late in the third -- alanna smith tries getting something going for the cardinal in the fourth... scores 14 points. -- but the pac-12 player of the year too much for stanford... ionescu finishes with a carrer-high... 36 points --oregon wins 77-57 the ducks win their first conference tounament title moving over to the men's bracket, their tourney begins in a week and a half. a handful of schools have already made the list for entry into the dance.. including-

that will then also just heads up, weaver some flooding on columbus boulevard northbound, thisstre. so all lanes were closed, having to take 95 or front street. because me producer tim and i were actually watching how a vehicle drove right t'm not acte sure if you're loud to or if that vehicle just wenthr just by careful. looks like that's a lot of flooding happening right there again,ol northbound, near race street, all lanes were closed, they might be driveable, you might bee get through them. downed tree in chestnut hill here. ridge avenue. use an alternate. church road going to be your best bet. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. mild, private area owe space company celebrating its 50th launch of its rocket. early morning sky, around cape canaveral florida, largest ever communication satellite. that's about the size after bus. >> well, talk about no shame. the man accused of stealing francis mc dorm man's best actress posted video on facebook claiming he had won t police arrested this man terry bryant on suspicion of felony grand theft sunday. apparently he stole the

so i rebooked a flight for 10:30, from philadelphia to columbus and then like 20 minutes after i booked we booked the flight it got cancelled. >> reporter: he's hoping to re book that flight for later this afternoon some airlines are offering free waivers for anyone trying to change their flights, airport officials are urging you to check status of your flight before heading here. for now live at philadelphia international airport anita oh for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >>> always good advice, thank you. meteorologist chelsea in grammys in the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher. >> what are driving conditions like what are you seeing. >> reporter: they are not all that great wind is awful and also precipitation coming down we are dealing with the wet all snow at times. let me show you from our roof cam you can see how strong these wins are, look at the flag in the background, flopping around and even look at those stop lights, my good ness, the winds are whipping those around and with the wind, the precipitation is actually coming down the sideways and we have winds sustained very strong around 3

good evening from columbus. had leaf blowers out on the field this afternoon, trying to dry out the pitch. as for the players, over the last six months or so, they've become very accustomed to matters off the field overshadowing their success on off the field overshadowing their success on it. you talk about mark sampson and the luke rowe situation, —— the eni aluko situation, and they realise now that these things are pa rt realise now that these things are part and part of it, but one player who was looking forward to taking pa rt who was looking forward to taking part in the tournament this week is lucy bronze, who will be captaining the side. it's a huge honour for anyone that's ever been captain of a club or country. people always say that. but in this week especially, playing the top teams in the world, so there's a bit more responsibility. we've got a new manager, a new squad, so there's a bit more to it this week, but it's definitely a huge honour and i'll try and do my best, but i always do. hopefully i

the rush and it becomes more so that we will have to be dealing w we are looking at flooding on columbus boulevard north and south between race street and dock street. we looked here yesterday. it is just flooding over southbound lanes into the northbound lanes as well, all over this. if you can avoid it, you will want to. good thing cars are still able to go through. would i in the encourage to you do that. ninety-five atwood haven road this is what a lot of the road s around philadelphia looked like you can see the snow, you can see the wet roadways, what i'm mainly concerned with is refreezing, and then getting black ice and that is when we hydro plane. we have not had any reports so far but we had an accident in franklin, new jersey that has been cleared and speed restrictions they are in place from the bridge, new jersey turnpike 495 so all these we will talk more about this coming up, rahel and jim back you. >>> philadelphia to the north and west could see a foot of snow thanks to the winter weather. >> "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is touring main line earlier in paoli wit

this is between column columbus powell.will be up for a few more days. >> thank you. >>> breaking news out of oakland. the highway patrol confirmed one person has died after an accident on the interstate 580 off ramp at fruitvale. the off ramp is closed and traffic is very slow in that area. we're monitoring the situation, and will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> man died after deputies found him shot inside a car in hayward. a fund called to -- a friend called to report the gunfire around 3:00 a.m. other people were in the car at the time of the shooting, but they were not hurt. as of tonight, sheriff's officials have not released anymore information on a motive or suspect. >>> investigators in the eagles bay are looking for the gun -- east bay are looking for a gunman that shot a woman and child in an apparent road rage. it happened on i-80 that has become notorious for freeway shootings. >> reporter: this latest shooting happened around 9:00 saturday night near hercules, as somebody fired at a vehicl

. >>> a statue of christopher columbus stirred debate. a decision the city made over the weekend. >>> and michael finney is taking your questions on facebook. we'll answer them a little later. >>> take a look at the san francisco skyway. ooh. aren't you glad you're not in that mess? >>> developing news right now. authorities in austin, texas are investigating two package bomb motion explosions. a 17-year-old man is dead and his mother injured after an explosion on their front porch. he was hospitalized and later died. hours later, an elderly hispanic woman was taken to the hospital for another package bomb. police believe these are related to an incident on march 2nd. >> we're looking at these being related based on similarities we have seen and the initial evidence we have on hand today. >> scary stuff. investigators say the packages were not delivered by regular mail services. they are asking people to look out for suspicion packages and not to open anything they're not expecting. >>> police in mountain view are preparing for protests.

probably at a greater risk of staying in prison kind of like when you're in third grade if you say columbus was a genocidal maniac you don't get a good grade on this. sometimes the right answer his the wrong and. and finally i have felt angry had someone or i had something. no no no no i never felt angry never though i was. these algorithms big scores for prison time are being used in over a half all our states right now people are sitting behind bars because they said they were bored basically algorithms are being used to caught a fire raced system sexism and other prejudices against mentally ill and the poor and now it has a bright shiny technological face to go with you know the amenas traders and the judges can go it's not me it's the brilliant algorithm making this decision brand fries is the president of into ray the company that developed one of the state algorithms knocking people off their health care that they desperately need when shown in court that his algorithm was completely screwing up and thereby destroying lives he said quote you're going to have to trust me that a bunch o

christopher columbus removed from city hall. this controversial statue, has a new home. we'll show you where. >> plus, you will see it here only on nbc bay area. one-on-one interview with apple co-founder, steve wozniak he was swindled out of bit coin invement and how much he lost. >> few heavier pockets of rain now across the peninsula into foster city through 5:14. we are tracking a wet week ahead. i'll have the full breakdown of each and every day. that's in six minutes. christoph ended. it stood for years -- in san jose )s city hall..unto this weekend.. >>> the long saga over the christopher columbus statue ended. stood for years since the late 1950s in city hall. but no longer. this weekend it was removed. it now has a new home, that many consider a last resort. let's bring in nbc bay area's correspondent in san jose at one of the italian american communities. robert. >> well, raj, a lot of people are wondering whether people will ever see it. here. at the cultural center. san jose. fourth street. a facility generally not open to the public. mainly rented out for ev

kron4 's ella sogomonian is live in north beach for us at union and columbus where the work is far from over. this portion of the building has been red tagged. people are grateful that no lives were taken but business owners are upset at the loss saying they've looked forward to both st. patrick's day and spring break to boost business and this fire is now going to set them back financially. (nats: oh there goe's amalie's...) a massive fire broke out in a vacant apartment building of more than 20 units in the upper floors of this three story building on the corner of union and columbus in north beach saturday night. it erupted just before 7:30 as revelers were celebrating st. patrick's day forcing evacuations. fortunately no one was hurt.north beach local florencia hasson has lived here all her life and worries for the business owners at tuk tuk thai and four others that have served the community for years... some like coit liquor even decades.sot: florencia hasson, north beach local// "the owner there has always been the sweetest guy. he knows my order by heart and recognizes my voice

patrol cars were seen from columbus to montgomery street.surveillance video shows people fighting in the streets. this was recorded outside the hue nightclub. police say they did find shell casings at the scene. but there were no reports of anyone being hit. no arrests were made. ( terisa ) a warning for people riding bart this morning... police are looking for as many as 5 people who they say stole a passenger's laptop. it happened as the train was pulling into the hayward station. the group grabbed the laptop as they got off the tran and took off running. ( terisa ) new this morning.. a san francisco man is arrested... accused of assaulting a bart passenger at the lake merritt station. police have not said what led up to the attack or how seriously i=the victim was ( terisa ) a person is shot and killed over the weekend in hayward and police are still looking for the gunman this morning. it happened early sunday morning in the cherryland community of hayward... outside of a hookah lounge. police say the victim managed to drive about a bloc

overnight construction on 95 has cleared and i think i'd use 95 instead of columbus boulevard and that old lake in the northbound lanes kind of right under the ben franklin bridge to avoid. kelly drive still has a bunch of traffic lights that aren't working this morning and still a bunch of downed trees. there's one in germantown blocking rittenhouse street. couple along queen lane in east falls, so that a couple chunks that of remain closed and near chestnut hill bells mill road is still closed but at least germantown avenue has reopened. downed tree there is gone. a couple in northern delaware still blocking portions of creek road and centreville road as we kick things off on this tuesday morning, matt. >> thank you, matt. the race is on for power crews to get the lights and the heat back on for thousands of people still without power. last week's nor'easter brought down trees and power lines and now the area as we all know now is bracing for a second nor'easter arriving later tonight. now, some people in montgomery and parts of delaware county have been without power since friday. p

patrol cars were seen from columbus to montgomery street. surveillance video shows people fighting in the streets. this was recorded outside the hue nightclub. police say they did find shell casings at the scene. but there were no reports of anyone being hit. no arrests were made. (robin) happening today ... a memorial will be held to remember the three women killed at the yountville veterans home earlier this month. the three mental health workers were killed by albert wong ... a former member who then turned the gun on himself. (robin) the memorial service will take place at 6:00 pm today... we will carry parts of the service live here on kron4.... we'll also cover it on kron4 dot com, and on our mobile app.. the pathway home has set up a fund for the families of the victims. donations can be sent to the "3 brave women fund." the address is on your screen. (robin) in southern california... a man is in critical condition after shooting and killing his ex-wife... then turning the gun on himself. authoritites says it happened at a mall in tho

this is columbus boulevard and northbound side.ome trucks and cars trying to get through the tidal flooding but i don't think i would. stay over on 95 instead of columbus boulevard delaware avenue this morning. matt. >> all right, matt, thanks so much. >>> "action news" reporter jeanette reyes gives us a live look at the northwestern suburbs. she joins us along route 309 in montgomeryville. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, matt. boy, is it going to look different this afternoon. for your afternoon commute compared to this morning. right now one thing we'll be saying a lot is it's just wet. take a live look behind me. it is accumulating quite quickly on the grass but once you get to the less traveled areas you'll see the slush and on the main roads it's mostly just wet. that's what we've beencñ seeing on 76, 276 and 309 but we did see a lot of plow trucks and other trucks positioned and ready to go on the ramps and shoulders but you may want to hope for heavy machinery when it comes to plowing this snow. wet also c

1958 and then went to fort benning, which was still in a segregated state in a segregated city, columbusorgia, so i knew well that on post i was like anyone else, but when i left post, there were places i could not go and i was thrown out of hamburger joints in columbus, georgia. david: they would just say, we don't serve you? colin: it was even worse than that. i stopped at a little hamburger joint late one night, and i knew i could not go in, so i just went to the window and asked for a hamburger, and this nice white lady from new jersey said i , i'm sorry. i don't know why, but i can't serve you. you can go around the back. i said, no thanks. so i went on to the base, that was in early 1964, and then the civil rights act of 1964, the accommodations act, was signed in july, just before july 4. hanand on july 5, i went back to that hamburger joint, and they served me. and what america discovered is that segregation was not just a burden for blacks. it was a burden for whites. we are living in a crazy system. david: you went to vietnam and you were injured. colin: yeah. david: and you ca

, ohio ina grim stacked motorhomes in columbus, ohio in a grim imagining of the year 2045.pielberg. scraping by in a slum composed of old caravans and shipping containers is such an unpleasant existence that most of the characters in the movie choose to shun the real world, creating avatars of themselves and spending most of their time in the virtual reality called the oasis. wade is searching for three keys left by mark rylance's deceased creator of the oasis, james halliday. these keys will turnover control of the virtual world to whoever finds them. wade and his gang are not alone in their quest, an evil corporation is also searching for the kid so that it can take over the oasis and exploit its user base. tech companies exploiting their users? ridiculous! what could be further from reality?! virtual or otherwise? does the movie tell us anything about the way we live now? 0bviously, about the way we live now? obviously, in the film everybody spends their time inside a virtual, online world, and now we get people spending a lot of time on social media and that kind of thi

this is by penn's landing, columbus boulevard, delaware avenue and just like yesterday, we have trees out here and we also have some big, big puddles that are kind of bogging things down, some flooding in the northbound lanes of columbus boulevard once again. so, i would stick with 95 instead. this is 95 in a different area, in bucks county, bristol township here in the ongoing work zone by 413. light volume at this point on 95 and again, the lanes are just wet. but going over to south jersey in that pennsauken you see the flashing lights here along 73 just up ahead. this is the scene at hilton road. both directions have restrictions along 73 at 130 because of a downed pole from an earlier crash that happened around midnight. i would stick with 90 and the betsy ross bridge instead and elsewhere on 130 by the brooklawn diner at the brooklawn circle more flooding this morning. a lane is out in each direction on this wednesday, matt. >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> let's check the northwestern suburbs. jeanette reyes is live for us along route 309 in montgomeryville. good morning, jea

.>>> in san jose, chris columbus has discovered a new home, at least temporarily. the statue that once stood in the lobby of the san jose city hall was moved today to the italian american heritage building. the city has been under pressure from groups who see columbus les is a brave explorer and more as a ruthless colonizer. eventually, the statue was moved to a museum in little italy, still in the planning phase. >>> we have seen a lot of random burglaries but this one takes the cake. have a surveillance video showing a thief breaking into an animal shelter in sacramento, to go after their fundraising gumball machine. you can see he was having a hard time. this happened at the front street animal shelter. we are hoping this video will help police catch the gumball bandit. back in the bay area, bacon and beer in oakland today. hundreds gathering for the annual bacon and beer festival, including 18 breweries, a dozen restaurants, and a lot of bacon. the festival was running for five years but it was different today. the market building was transformed into an open a

>>> and a christopher columbus controversy. a statue that's stirring up a lot of debate in the south bay getting a new home for now. trib yountville. the south san francisco police department tweeted out this >>> flags are flying at half-staff in tribute to the victims of yountville. the san francisco police department tweeted out this photo with the caption our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims in this senseless tragedy. there will be a lot more to come out of this investigation, of course, and for continuing coverage, you can read updates on our twitter account. that's @nbcbayarea. >>> the man who opened fire at an east bay home is in jail after a violent confrontation with police. livermore police arrested this man, allen hunting. it happened last night on college avenue near 6th street. officers arrived at the home near 8:00. they received a report of a family disturbance. hunting was inside a trailer and told officers he had a gun and then he opened fire. after officers talked to him, got him to com

take a look at this shot, this is flooding happening on columbus boulevard not and south between race street and dock street. northbound and southbound is affect. fifteen minutes ago we were saying cars can still get through there, but as this continues to build and you can even see rain coming down this is only going to get worse in this area. would i absolutely not encourage to you go out there and even try to make your way through this even though they are saying cars are able to get through. stay away from this area. 309 at the turnpike is just looking very, very wet. we have some snow, slush. i'm mainly concern with is re freezing of that slush, of those slick roadways, turning into where you will have hydroplaning happen. so speed restrictionness play for good reason, lots of bridges, ben franklin, walt whitman, betsy ross, commodore , new jersey turnpike down to 45. now you are 55. that has bounced up a little bit. in the world of september market frankford line broad street subway they are running for 24 hours, every 20 minutes , this will be a best option trying to maneuver a