corinne? >> hi. commissioners, my name is corinne woods. i'm a merry christmas of sea wag. i'm no longer co-chair. that is alice rogers. because i dropped being co-chair in order to get on to the waterfront land use plan update working group. which is why i'm up here. we worked on this project for a very long time and it's wonderful to see it so close. i do have a couple of minute quibbles under the transportation plan. giving muni the option to move money out of the neighborhood. and the other thing i'm concerned about is pier 48. obviously we have a long way to go on that. i do think it is important to think about pier 48 in the context of the r.f.i. proposals that you will be hearing about later this afternoon. and the work that the waterfront plan working group has been doing. about all of the historic piers. pier 48 isn't really included in our work because when we started, we really thought anchor was going to be there. and we didn't have to think about it. but i think that we have to be consistent in the treatment of long-term planning for pier 48 as we are with the

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no word if any administrators will be charged also developing this morning florida congress woman corinners in prison. 71-year-old convicted of setting una fake scholarship fund for needy children and use us it for trips and lavish parties. it boils down toen toiletsment and greed. she did not deserve the harsh instance and his lawyer asked for bond pepd ago peel. >> media reports los angeles police department opened new investigation into director roman polanski. the son is reporting ten swrem reported accused him of sexual assault. he was disgraced after uing dragging and raping a girl in 1977 and went on anyone 1978 to avoid jail time and lived as fugitive ever sglins check out lambroghinis getting into suv business this suxt rus model sales of high end suvs skyrocketed recent years this sets you back $200,000 you. >> that's it. >> as ton martin and rolls royce expected to jump into suv market in the next couple years. >> 200,000. >> to suv that goes 400,000 miles an object. >> if money were not an object would you get that. >> i don't want that i would get the lamborgini. fy want a su

involved in the same operation which is being described as ‘intelligence led'. 0ur correspondent corinnerror police say they arrested a man at about 11 o'clock last night here in the firth park area of the city. he is 21, he is from nearby fir vale, and he was detained on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. we know that two properties were searched by police today. one was a residential address, and another was a business. people in this area have reported seeing police activity today and we know that police csos have been maintaining a visible presence to try and reassure the local community today. all this comes after those four earlier arrests this month in connection with this investigation. two people appeared in court yesterday charged with terror offences. another was released without charge just before christmas and another remains in custody. south yorkshire police have said today that they know that all this will be causing some concern in the local community, and they say their priority is to work with counter terror police and to keep

. >> florida congress woman corinne brown sentenced to five years if prison. entitlement and greed. brown's attorney says she did not deserve the harsh sentence and is appealing. >> of licenses and i.d.s for undocumented immigrants over the past few years. a number were fraudulently obtained. department of motorcycles conduct the investigation. they discovered two employees were involved in issuing i.d.s. >>> i. drkzs in question are meant for undocumented immigrants as long as they paid taxes for the state for two years. maryland ledge lightsive auditor explains how the licenses were obtained. >> now the counterfeit document in question is state controller's letter and that letter states that the individual who is applicant for noncompliant license filed a state tax return the twlooingt years which is requirement understate law and while apparently those letters were being altered and so, what we found is that the same number was being used multiple times by applicants. >> and we're told the two people involved in issuing i.d.s were since fired and now dealin

corinne sent this in on my facebook page from wilmington, delaware, the snow definitely putting peopleholiday season if they can get home. a lot of problems with that. so that winter weather advisory continues for the i-95 corridor all areas south and east until 9 o'clock but the snow should be gone well before that. temperatures right now philadelphia 25, allentown 22, cape may 30, trenton 23 and allentown also 22 degrees. so, satellite and radar showing that snow arrived right on schedule, by 11 o'clock right around lunchtime, that snow breaking out in parts of chester county, filled in early in the afternoon and now the snow is pushing across south jersey and it should be off the coast again by about 7 o'clock. we'll be drying out and then temperatures dropping in our suburbs down into the teens. so, future tracker showing 7:30 it's dry out there still a few lingering clouds. we clear things out overnight. tomorrow will be a dry day but it's going to be cool and windy. tonight turning clear icy spots, 19 into the suburbs, 24 for center city so temperatures holding steady in philadel

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. >> and then we had and this is corinne that helped, also, but then we and hand glued the led lightsghts -- or in the stars. so, when the tree is lit later tonight it is just magnificent because they're wide angle leds so it just pops so strong. >> reporter: i love it. can't wait for tonight. >> i know. >> reporter: guys check this out come down to west chester. if not we'll air it on december 23rd and qvc as well. we'll have that seven day coming up and the performers from the betsy daily school of performing arts. >> happy holidays. very beautiful. >> little diy there. >> absolutely. still to come on "action news" at 4:00 from hot chocolate and cookies to photos of your pets with santa. we have it free for you. >> it's also fun and games until someone gets sued. why the maker of popular video game is taking a delaware teenager to court for allegedly cheating. >> a lawsuit over a lost love. the scorned husband suing fletcher cox breaks his silence about the eagles star accused of breaking his heart. >> ♪ she never let anything slow her down. even now. and aetna is moving medicare ad

corinne sweet is a psychologist, sally hitchiner is an anglican vicar and grant harrold, a former royaln this morning. think you forjoining us. sally, let me start with you. one of the tough things are christmas can be loneliness, and we have quite a few m essa g es be loneliness, and we have quite a few messages from people about that. it is important to acknowledge that not everyone has perfect family. some people their family business goes over seven days, and for some they are spending christmas alone. you can get out of the house, gopher walk, go to a church, there will a lwa ys walk, go to a church, there will always be a service on and it is a great time to do something in your community, like go to church and get out and do something spiritual, whatever it means that you, to bring light into darkness and to have a moment of something that is bigger than the pressures that we all feel at christmas. we have had an e-mail in from at christmas. we have had an e-mail infrom a at christmas. we have had an e-mail in from a viewer that said they are spending christmas alone so they have

corinne sweet is a psychologist, sally hitchiner is an anglican vicar, and grant harrold a former royalw messages in from people to tell us what they're doing. and there's actually quite a lot going on in terms of helping people out there, isn't there, sally? we were hearing about euston station being turned into a centre where they are going to give dinner to homeless people. a lady told us she is going to be taking out food. there is a lot going on. there is huge amounts, and it's not too late to volunteer if you want to get out in the local community. looking online for where groups are helping the homeless or local charities that are helping people, shelter doing huge amount of work for people at this time of year. logging into a website like a church near you .com. find out where your local communities are gathering, where there are events happening and being able to engage with people outside of your home and being able to take responsibility and helping others at christmas. it's been really helpful. it stops the pressure for you to have the perfect family christmas. if you are an