. >> good afternoon commissioner courtney nicole cu for bosco i want to speak on the annual report a significant document 3 deserves pause for comment i applaud puck to complete the overall wissop on 88.7 that is expressive i've watched it number slowly creep up over time and now for the time schedule is on schedule may 2018 for the budget $65 billion and i hope that that continues to be the case as we move through the last couple of years we certainly have challenged with the calaveres damn it is not yet through the construction phases but my hope is that we will make solid progress and courage the commission to focus on that is certainly helpful to your staff and help to the overall progress of the project thank you very much. >> we appreciate that thank you. >> the next item is other commission business. >> no? okay next item, please. >> item 7 is the bio annual budget development. >> okay. there's a little we'll role with that commissioner courtney and commissioners eric sandler assistant general manager and cfo i have a brief presentation here foyer you to kickoff the bio annual

. >> nicole: irs commissioner back in the hot seat as he appears before senate finance committee thisestify about the findings of irs scrutiny, tax exempt status. justice department announced last week it would not seek criminal justice or any other irs official, closing two-year investigation. the decision angrying republicans who call the move a free pass. >> cheryl: defense department officials say that a u.s. navy destroyer entered waters in the south china sea last night. the islands are the artificial islands that china has been building and laying down what looks like military runways. >> nicole: what are we seeing here. the hang seng and kospi, wait and see fed for tuesday meeting. >> cheryl: let's look at european markets, lurch time over there. dax and germany about 9. >> nicole: we are seeing down arrows s&p down about 2, dow futures down 15 and nasdaq just over down over 7. >> cheryl: big week for corporate earnings, two of the biggest name of technology reporting after the bell today, apple fourth quarter profit of 1.88 a share on revenue of 51 billion, analysts looking f

win the house election on the house floor tomorrow. >> nicole: also breaking this morning, house republicans looking to itch peach irs commissionerres the oversight committee, irs chief obstructed investigations until the agency's treatment of conservative groups. >> we had months of investigation by the inspector general, ip deed, there was targeting, we know that for a fact. it's been well documented. we also have documented that those documents in the possession of the irs despite of subpoena were destroyed by the irs. >> nicole: this comes less than a week after the justice department said no irs official will face criminal charges in the case. >> cheryl: well, now, to the campaign trail. donald trump holding a second rally in less than a week in iowa, speaking about his falling poll numbers in the hawkeye state. >> in most polls i'm number one. now, until iowa came along, i said every poll and then yie yi -- what the hell are you people doing to me? >> cheryl: okay, so this comes after four new polls show that ben carson is surging declaring the top spot in that state and the rally trump trouted his cristian face after takin

commissioner has to say bit coming up. >>> today it is wednesday october 14th, good morning to you i'm so glad you are with us. i'm nicolewer. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. we will check with justin and meisha for it latest on the forecast and roads. are we saying good bye to the 07's guys. i enjoyed them. >> oh, yeah, right, good morning justin, i know you have to let us know if the 70es air bye for good but roadways are looking g overnight construction projects getting out of our way. one accident to tell but in a little bit. i see no scarves, no winter jacket, that is a good sign. >> i'm a real man so i don't need that. we're not at that point just yet. we could get there for upcoming weekend, and, we will talk about the 30's. seventy's not happening anytime soon. i don't think we're done just yet. there could be hints later on this month of warmer days. it is something to look forward to if you like milder air but it does cool down. we are looking at 50 degrees in allentown. fifty-seven at the airport in philadelphia the suburbs, already dropping down to the 40's with

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is nicole i'm the executive director of walk sf thank youor tmc the mind to review this project i'm going to comment on the transportation element or aspects of this project will be or there are a few things we excited about wider sidewalk along 15th and both sides of the street we'll really help to make that area more walkable our office is actually immediately adjacent to the 5 m project so i walk there everyday and we are getting ready for the construction period but that part of fifth is very narrow situations and an oriented corridor we're looking forward to those aspects of the project and looking forward to more pedestrian eyes 80 on mary street and open space in the neighborhood not much open space in the neighborhood to go and have lunch to enjoy the beautiful weather we're having right now on the other end concerns with transportation the parking right now is very high for the area there's is over 5 hundred and 50 new parking spots brown-bag introduced into this project and if you look at the streets of selma and what's happening c

nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> today, boston's mayor and top cop are taking their passion for community policing for washington, d.c. mayor marty walsh and commissioner evans will attend a summit on violent crime to discuss ideas they used to build community relations in the city. the two have often hit the streets together right after incidents of violence. boston has seen its lowest homicide rate in 15 years. >>> and facing charges for kicking and killing a 17-year- old dog. police say toby you see here was working on a rental property saturday when the chihuahua mix walked into the yard and releaved himself. despite the charges, he says he won't quit running in the race. >>> two fantasy sports sites now under investigation. the new scrutiny comes amid possible insider information at boston-based draftkings and new york-based fan duel. susie steimle is live in boston with the latest in the good morning, susie. chris. she's sites promise to make they're players a lot of money. this week, that turned out to be true. it was a draftkings employee who made a ton of money playing on the site fan duel and now fans want to know if they are being duped. win

nicole, back over to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> this morning's daily news is report ago this philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey will announce his retirement today. >> that story is adding interest to mayor michael nutter's announcement this morning. his administration said it will deal with public safety. ramsey didn't say much when "eyewitness news" asked him about the the mayor's plan. >> you know, i got a general idea but i guess he wants to save it for tomorrow so i don't want to break the the news now, or whatever that news might be there is a a lot have of things going on in the city right now. >> last night protesters interrupted the commissioner appearance at national constitution center. they denounced a alleged police brutality. >>> well, new this morning a deadly car crash is under investigation this morning, a woman was killed when her car left the road and crashed into some trees near sicklerville road and dickinson drive-in gloucester township camden county. it happened before midnight. victim's name has not been released. >>> candle light vigil was held for a 14 year-old boy who died yesterday from i

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is nicole i'm the executive director of walk sf thank youor tmc the mind to review this project i'm going to comment on the transportation element or aspects of this project will be or there are a few things we excited about wider sidewalk along 15th and both sides of the street we'll really help to make that area more walkable our office is actually immediately adjacent to the 5 m project so i walk there everyday and we are getting ready for the construction period but that part of fifth is very narrow situations and an oriented corridor we're looking forward to those aspects of the project and looking forward to more pedestrian eyes 80 on mary street and open space in the neighborhood not much open space in the neighborhood to go and have lunch to enjoy the beautiful weather we're having right now on the other end concerns with transportation the parking right now is very high for the area there's is over 5 hundred and 50 new parking spots brown-bag introduced into this project and if you look at the streets of selma and what's happening c

the assistant commissioner and planning preparedness spokesperson with the new york city office of emergency management. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> as nicole was just stating so far five states from the carolinas up to new jersey declared a state of emergency. what do east coast states need to do to be prepared for a storm of this magnitude? >> what we're doing is making sure that we have our emergency operations center open. we're preparing for if there was a need to pull the trigger on any of these -- on any of our operations that we're ready to do that. even though the forecast has gotten a little bit better overnight, we're still tracking this closely and monitoring and making prepares and we ask new york city residents to do the same as well. >> in what ways can people be pr upped for something like this? >> in your city we have something called know your zone. one of the first things people need to be aware of is if they're in an evacuation zone. you can find out by nyc.gov to find out. the way we track it, we want our city residents to be tracking that as well and heeding any of the warnings, getting ready, having a go bag if needed