delores park after dark is in full swing. not with children, but young adults. most enjoying the playground equipment. others drinking out of beer bottles. the kids we talked to said they are not the vandals but they have seen it happen. >> we see other people that don't normally live here and they are the ones breaking a lot of bottles. >> you have seen them break bottles in the playground? you said something to them? >> i said why are you breaking bottles. kids are playing here. >> reporter: the children sand box is now shut down because somebody broke glass all over the pavement and it got mixed in with the stand. a spokesperson said workers spent the day removing tall sand. they will sift through it by hand and replace 13 to 20 tons with it. >> punks, like actual punks are throwing stuff in there. it is goes along with the style of greasers u like we don't care. you don't realize you are throwing it where kids play. >> you are not excusing it. but like you are explaining it. >> i'm acknowledging it is there but i don't do that. >> reporter: park officials to

and you have to see the film and judge yourself. >> thank you, mother delores.time. >> thank you very much. god bless you. >> and you. >>> coming up it's the winner that won't quit. get this -- new record lows are coming. temperatures never seen before in some places affecting millions of people. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. we appreciate your t >>> welcome back to the program. you've heard a lot about this brutal winter but now we're seeing a record number of never before seen temperatures and expecting more. it truly is deep freeze the likes of which we've seldom seen bearing down on most of the eastern u.s. let's get right to cnn meteorologist ivan cabrera tracking the latest developments. ivan? >> 20 to 30 below

(laughter). >> the impromptu comedy act eventually ended with the judge and delores waving goodbye toer. >> pretty funny. >>> one local school is helping to spread a little love in philadelphia. students from the bethany christian school collecting jars of peanut butter and jelly ahead of val tunes day. earlier about 300 pounds of their donations dropped off at philabundance hunger relief center. the peanut butter and jelly will go to those less fortunate all a part of philabundance's spread the love campaign. need for this items is crucial this time of year. >> a big story this week is the chicago little league jackie robinson west being stripped of their little league championship title. it. >> happened because players for the team were pulled from outside the designateed boundaries. well torque night howard says he's had it with the media circus this store has become. >> are you kidding me? i'm done. i've had it. >>> i've had it with all the attention the media gives to all this little league baseball stuff and i mean all of it. i've had it because someone somewhere decideed to pen

welcome to beautiful delores park. this is a long time coming. back in 2008, voters approved a clean and safe neighborhood parks bond which allocated about $14 million to improve this incredible park. our goal together we are going to build the new dolores park that is going to be built to last. it is going to retain all of it's important features, all of it's historic qualities, all of it's essential beauty. but yet be built with the idea that this is whenever people come. >> we are going to be renovating all six tennis court's, replacing the basketball court with operations underneath so the staff has the ability to maintain the park. we are completely renovating the irrigation system and in addition to the operations we are building two new restroom buildings. this fund was part of the park renovation fund. we knew community was very supportive of a renovation fund. we engaged in a community process which we began with the park to do a detailed assessment of the condition of the park and very details conversation about what we can do in the pa

and the whole team of people. >> mother delores, do you get lobbied for your vote as a member of the? people try to curry favor with you, try and ply you with favors? how does the process work? >> i have never been asked to even to tell my vote you've given me the first courtesy in my life. i felt that maybe it was not supposed to be told or they shouldn't say anything. i think the newspapers and the magazines do everything they can to try to get you to vote their way. you have to see the film and judge yourself. >> thank you, we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much. god bless you. >>> and you. coming up, it's the winter that won't quit. new record lows are coming. temperatures never seen in some places affecting millions of people. o be asked is "what is it th can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. . .. . >>> welcome back to the p

. >> i guess i was just asking two examples including the redemption of delores park but the public and private we've seen dramatic delays for things getting stuck with dramatic cost escalation like rec and park they're not spending the money on the park because of the delay a lot of homeowners he imagine with people with disabilities they carton afford the delays i want to stress this think an important issue many making sure that people are able to navigate that process quickly so supervisor cowen if i could have a motion to forward item 3 to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> so moved. >> we'll take that without objection. that will be the order thank you madam clerk call item 5. >> item open is an ordinance amending the planning code for the zoning for awning canopies and marquis. >> this is an ordinance i authored and i don't know they all happy to conversion on today i guess this legislation for the first time in a long time updates the city's sign controls regulation is important to keep our residential neighborhoods and corridor aesthetically free of visual bright

rich have been co-chairs of the foundation we've been an quiet phase trying to obscure philanthropic delores dollars to secure the support we need to remain the premier public health facility in this city serving our community with world-class care i'm very proud and i mean very proud to announce along with any co-chairs that in this quiet phase where many of you have supported not only the million dollars but the $250,000 level many of you sitting down sit here today we've raised over $12,800,000,000 (clapping) toy is amazing we're exciting to pubically announce the heart of our city's public campaign we have a goal to raise $135 million so we still have a little ways to go before the new building opens this december in 2015 each of the early leadership commitments to the heart of our city campaign helped to assure we could buy the proper equipment the critical needs of the hospital during the rebuild, and promote the well-being to all we wouldn't be where we are we beginning with our donors to those who westward our call with generous contributions. >> i want to begin first and foremost wi

thanks, delores.ll go out to storm scan three where you can see two separate pieces of this puzzle here. for the most part it is first piece that will affect us from this cold front. this slew of moisture that will not join up with this until after the front has already crossed through. so what we are finding this morning is all we will find in terms of precipitation with this particular system. it is light snow currently moving into western chester machines monday upper bucks and progressively move from northwest to south east. this tells a good story not only are we seeing decent wind speed with the actual number but the direction is critical straight up from the the northwest and that means it will be a cold wind that will kick in and along with this temperatures will have a chance to drop. once it picks up it isn't going to stop until we head into tomorrow, starting to ease up at that point. you're witness weather seven day forecast dropping temperatures today, cold tomorrow but brighter, come sun

and so last but not least is delores fisher doris may not come to the stage if you don't want to we'll come to you so doris thank you for alu all you've done doris calls me all the time with great ideas how to advance the bottom lines she's a very, very committed to our work and in all ways we as a city are trying to surrounded our kids so doris it's to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote honor to have your husband's name in the club and your general reiterate and his generosity made all this happen and i love our interactions you're a strong woman you're an incredibly brilliant woman i appreciate you all you do i'm coming to you (clapping) here we go 1 2, 3 here we go 1 2, 3. (clapping.) just to be clear mayor ed lee we're not failing to acknowledge you, you come up last night in the program so hopefully hopefully we're going to fit this under the wire i know the mayors on a tight timeline next is the youngest son john fisher that served on our board find governors and moved to the trustee he and his brother bob serve on the broouts

we are finding wet snow. 29 degrees sent in from delores here within the last ten minutes, she has gotdelaware. houston, we've got snow. i love that. it is snowing good too. medium to heavy. nice snowfall rate for her. i didn't see that before i put that up, i love it. twenty-nine from butch, and he is in new jersey, and he has some snow. light coating of snow on the cars, the street is still visible under that snow, but this is getting old, i hear you buddy. i hear you. 28 degrees sent in from alex and he is in mays landing where, as well, we are seeing snow right on cue. it is picking up over the last half an hour that makes sense, and storm scan and fury, and starting to show purple and, came in from delores, newark heavier band of snow intensity base on what we are finding with the eyewitness weather watcher network. sometimes radar and observations don't match up. as we take you forward with the eyewitness weather seven day, i do think next three days are the coldest we will see for a while so once we get past this point it is easing up. it the is not really really warm but it wil

their phones many were signing which you have contracts the wireless city was making millions of 0 delores dollars off the victims they were putting safety over devices we were looking for a different way to handle business some reason looking to handle the penalties and stealing a smart phone is what a federal crime we don't need to go to a place that puts young people in crim we got the legislative of legislation and we won in august the governor signed the bill into law requiring that all devices sold not united states to have the phones cut off by default we continuing thank you your part of the success your participation and e-mails it was you talking to our legislators and the pressure that was put collectively that made this happen the benefit expends beyond a reasonable doubt california it will in every small out-of-towner town across the united states furthermore every wireless consumer on the planet will have the protections created by california law isn't that wonderful (clapping) and yeah. please give yourselves a han hand we in san francisco are city manager's office the benef

properties in the triangle gosh what do we call it the flip side and castro i'm sorry 18th street and have delores that's being developed by bridge housing and another association i'm sorry, i don't have that acquit right but again, a partnership too the housing communicated organization that has addressed core as part of its core mission improving housing the california corridor is 6 projects to the west of embarcadero those promotions are led by mercy housing which is a long time nonprofit voerp in san francisco and by jon stewart company a private entity that does a lot of affordability and the southeast cluster two large family unit in the boyfriend those are being led by again by jon stewart company with bridge point and san francisco housing development corporation a nonprofit so i think again those projects are going to be led by the same organizations around the housing conditions across the city and they're also many of them landlords i know the question is for them how they plan to manage the transition with our residents what or so used to having to live in substandard conditions how th

. >> i'm even though executive director of delores street a nonprofit in the mission district that provides homeless services and legal services i repeating really want to thank you supervisor mar for your leadership this is critical to our city it will start to address the issue but i agree it is a long term issue that needs additional resources and more attention from you all as well as the mayor we face a numerous challenges when we're hiring we have the shelter monitoring and the nurses assistant it get paid from 12 to $14 an hour many of the staff can't afford to live in san francisco for vallejo it puts a burden and many people i've spoken to so hiring and retaining staff is a big concern and definitely impacts our clients and impacts the city and others services the city provides i also want to mention a challenge that i know is maybe beyond the scope of the hearings we receive a number of contract that are federal funding that have been flat funded for lower city contracts if there's something that the city can do to address that city i know there's 09 challenges fits the reality we

and a lot of things one of the problems i started the shelter system they sent me to over there on delores on valencia and gave me a bed and someone stole my pills i went to see my worker and after my 90 days is up they'll send me to another shelter and someone could steel my meds i'm getting sicker by being in the shuttles i can't manage my care when i first came in i did everything the way they asked me i did did the one day and signed up for a case manager and sleep in the same beds those people you are asking the wrong people questions so you should talk to the people in the shelters not for me spending the night risking getting bedbugs and having sick people in the shelter system that's not good, i go to the bathroom and there's bloody bandage on the floor and feces where people expanded changeism there are 3 nurses that live in the shelter they have resources i know if you go to a shelter you see the nursing they live in the shelter the fire department i could tell you how many times a night they come they. come 6 times a night before i go to bed (clapping) and to the members of the

. >>> san francisco police are increasing patrols at delores park after vandals cost thousands of dollars in new damage. they hot wired a construction cart and did doughnuts on a field recently planted with grass. they damaged a new irrigation system, tagged a cement roof at a new storage facility and lit a fire to make smores. it all happened in the midst of a renovation project. >> we want people to use it, have a good time. but don't trash it. don't vandalize it, don't demolish it. don't respect it. >> police made two arrests in the weekend incidents. they are asking contractors to remove fence covers to make it easier to see if anyone is causing trouble. >>> it's a legal loophole to avoid driving through a dui checkpoint but it's stirring up a lot of controversy. the simple sign an attorney says will prompt police to wave you through. >>> hazy skies around the bay area. mark tamayo joins us next with a look at the fog and low clouds and when things will clear out. >>> south bay students take action to help those in need right in their own backyards. the service project is earning them

. >>> an unusual discovery in san francisco's delowe bess park -- delores park.ew concerns and questions about guinea pigs being abandoned there. >>> authorities tell a missouri newspaper, eight bodies were found in at least five separate location. here's some of the photos from the investigation. police responded to the first scene last night after a girl said she heard gunshots in her own home. she managed to escape. when the authorities arrived, they found two bodies inside her home. investigators later found five other people shot to death at three other homes just a short distance from each other. the gunman, a 36-year-old man was also found dead inside of a parked car. now, investigators haven't released any information about the relationship between the victims and that suspect but they are planning to hold a news conference later today. >>> well, back here at home, more than 10,000 dollars has been raised to help the family of a food vendor hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. a gofundme site has been set up for the family. his fruit stand was whet

. >> i guess i was just asking two examples including the redemption of delores park but the public and private we've seen dramatic delays for things getting stuck with dramatic cost

doctors said there was nothing more they could do for him, but his wife delorous didn't give up. >> i was never frightened. i was never worried. i was never concerned. >> reporter: at the suggestion of a family member they reached out to medstar washington hospital center wre this have a program called ecmo short for extracorp reeal membrane oxygenation. it's a machine that's typically used for patients whose hearts won't pump. but some hospitals use it for patients like pastor freeman whose lungs aren't working. this cardiac surgeon runs the program. >> in a situation like this what the pump does is replaces the function of the lungs. >> reporter: ecmo works by withdrawing the patient's blood, pumping oxygen into it then returning it to the body. in pastor freeman's case it can give the lungs time to heal. >> once we decide to institute something like ecmo we know the risk of that patient dying is around 50%. >> i didn't cry, i didn't feel like crying didn't want to cry. i said i don't have time to cry. i'm in a fight. i'm going to fight for life. >> reporter: pastor freeman stayed o

. >> finally after 80 years in the broward county courtroom of all places, this woman, delores, may have found her calling or just nabbed 15 minutes of fame. >> how have i done as a judge today so far, how am i doing? >> not bad but you could do better. >> okay. . >> could we get a drum roll. >> the feisty 5'5" gray haired woman pleaded in protest and laughter in no way did she violate a protective order from her ex-husband of 30 something years. >> ma'am, just don't have anything to do with him, stay away from him. >> i swear to god and on a stack of bibles i will never go near him, talk to him, call him -- >> what was the first thing you were going to wear on besides the bible? >> what? >> i don't remember. >> oh, olitoli. i didn't recognize your twang. >> have you ever thought of doing a stand-up routine? >> i did, will you -- if you pay me good money sweetheart. i will be there. i'm short of funds. >> reporter: not short of laughs. her attorney couldn't help it and the inmates in the back couldn't get enough. the three-minute routine eventually came to an end with the judge and the d

newark, delaware, 27 checked in by delores lee. there could be some thin spots in the clouds allowing those temperatures to drop but overall really not bad night. take you outside right now here in center city philadelphia. we're looking at the ben franklin bridge. just partly to mostly cloudy skies. tonight we'll keep it dry. that will be the trend into your sunday and really the story right now is those temperatures. compared to this time yesterday we're five to 17 degrees warmer. so that's that warmer air mass that is moving in. it sticks around for one more day. 35 at the airport. 30 in millville. 36 at the shore in wildwood but there is some colder air across new england. 26 in albany that's an arctic air mass that will eventually move southward in time. and it's arctic front that comes through our region later tomorrow into monday. that's will be our next weather maker just some clouds streaming into the area right in you all the snow still across upstate new york. we'll keep things dry through much of the day on sunday. here

delores says yes, a cold night and we know it will be getting even colder. eyewitness photo came in this afternoon from klee owe in conshohocken. this is the the frozen schuylkill river. we have seen pictures from the delaware but look at this it just looks like a patch of snow but it is actually ice thank you very much, for that. future weather shows clouds rolling in tomorrow morning, here is snow at the night at lehigh valley. by # through philadelphia and it will continue to snow heavy at times throughout the afternoon. by 6:00 we will see pink inching in, that is warmer air riding up and over that colder air. that is sleet in between about six and 9:00 the sleet moves through, our suburbs to the north and west, allentown staying snow and sleet most of the time, and then changing over to rain after 9:00 o'clock hour. it all sweeps off shore by sunday morning. precipitation types snow, poconos lehigh valley and red aring. berks county sleet and snow for rest of us snow changing over to rain but it will be a progression from the south and north and west. t

. >>> well guinea pigs are on the prowl in delores park tonight. six guinea pigs were abandoned in the popular san francisco park. they were discovered near 20th and church street. animal care and control officers you see right there were able to capture four of them from a burro but two others on the loose. they'll held for 5 days. as long as they're healthy and friendly expected to be put up for adoption. >> i don't know if they're healthy but they look friendly. okay talk about the forecast. maybe some rain. >> just maybe. meteorologist drew tuma with the latest. >>> don't get too excited. squashing it right now. a little bit of rain. i think the emphasis is going to be a little bit. we'll talk about rain less than an quarter of an inch. not a healthy amount but a good pattern change in the forecast. live doppler 7 hd with partly cloudy skies and a beautiful sunset capture from east bay hills. earlier this evening sun setting at 5:59 p.m. tomorrow the sun set at 6:00. days are getting longer. if you're sniffling sneezing, eyes itching wondering

. >>> more police patrols at san francisco's delores park after the break we will tell you what happened that has police on alert. >>> san francisco police are adding patrols at te low delores park after vandalism. vandals damaged grass, a new irrigation cement, tacked a cement roof at a new storage facility and set fires, too. all of this happened in the middle of a $20 million renovation. >> we want people to use it and have a good time here. we want people to enjoy it. don't trash it. don't it. don't demolish it. don't disrespect. >> police have made two arrests in the weekend incidents. they are asking contractors to take down the fence covers to make it easier to find out if anybody is in there causing trouble. >>> well, thomas perez is planning a second day of meetings with the leaders of the pacific maritime association and the dock workers union aged at ending that long labor disspew. today is expected to be a normal day at the west coast parties including the one at oakland. shutdowns over the holiday weekend have left operations way behind schedule. perez says it's costing the

. >>> the big money makeover of san francisco's delores park has been put on hold. workers had to clean up yesterday removing about 20 tons of sand from the giant sandbox because it was littered with broken glass after a party wednesday night ended with people smashing beer bottles. the city's recreation and parks department says this is a big setback for the park's renovation. >>> happening today, san jose leaders hope to fight gang violence and get crime off their city's streets. the mayor's gang prevention task force is holding its seventh annual crime and prevention summit. the goal to build rips among community members focusing on the youth. a reformed gang member will be the keynote guest speaker. the summit goes on from 8:30 until 2:00 this afternoon. it's at mt. pleasant high school on south white road. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- a popular san francisco bakery makes a not so sweet discovery. its treasured recipes were stolen. what happens to the business now? >>> a bump in the road for uber after hackers target the ride share ser

doctors at their local hospital said there was nothing more they could do for him, but his wife, delores, didn't give up. >> i was never frightened. i was never worried. i was never concerned. >> reporter: at the suggestion of a family member they reached out to medstar washington hospital center where they have a program called ecmo short for extra corporeal membrane oxygenation. it's a machine typically youed for patients whose hearts won't pump but some hospitals use it for patients like pastor freeman whose lungs aren't working. cardiac surgeon ezekiel molina runs the program. >> in a situation like this what the pump does is replaces the function of the lungs. >> reporter: ecmo works by withdrawing the patient's blood, pumping jox generaloxygen into it then returning it to the body. in pastor freeman's case it can give the lungs time to heal. >> once we decide to institute something like this, we know the risk of that patient dying is around 50%. >> i didn't cry, didn't feel like crying didn't want to cry. i said i don't have time to cry. i'm in a fight. i'm in a fight for life. >>

> a woman walks into the store and holds a large butcher knife at the throat of 56-year-old clerk delores brunson. >> she was working in the flower area at that time in the store. i think she was blowing up some balloons. and the girl just came in and grabbed the first person that she saw working, and my mother happened to be the unfortunate one. >> the hostage-taker, 34-year-old holly sefia, has been smoking crack cocaine and drinking alcohol. she demands to use a phone and calls family members to tell them she wants to die. brian wilson, now chief of police in nearby federal way, washington, responds to the incident. >> i think she knew that the actions that she was taking would produce a police response. she's clearly threatening the life of another, you know, innocent person. >> the hostage-taker calls police and local tv stations, which send news crews and broadcasts the tense situation live. the victim's family sees her on tv. >> my grandmother called me very frantic saying, wayne, they're going to kill your mother on tv. and i said, what? >> dolores is a single mother with five son

delor will be greater than estimated and it plans to split into two companies. >> telefonica wrote downalue of assets by 2.8 billion euros after switching to an exchange rate 76% lower than the previous one. >> coming up next, we'll speak to telefonica's c.e.o. >> that is the conversation at the top of the next hour. stay with us. plenty measure coming up on "the pulse". -- more coming up on "the pulse." ♪ >> for our viewers, the second hour of pull pulse coming up. we'll see you in a moment. >> hsbc set for a grilling. the bank's bosses will be questioned by m.p.'s on the tax scandal. >> janet yellen lays the ground work for a possible rate hike but won't tighten too quickly. >> greece's plan to ask irish finance minister michael noonan if he thinks the professional goes far enough. >> good morning to our viewers in europe and good morning to those in asia and a warm welcome to those just weigh up in the united states. i'm guy johnson. >> i'm francine lacqua. this is "the pulse" interest london. >> we're going to speak exclues ily to the irish finance minister. michael noonan. we'll as

and the letter, i'm pair fragsz, delores huerta turns me on and so do you, and then it went on to body parts. so you didn't have to have the internet or electronic media to get really weird responses. my substantive question is something that we haven't talked about yet at all is the public that is school kids and high school kids. and i think it's so important for academic historians to feel not just i mean writing textbooks is important, but what are the ways of engaging our young people? because the right is absolutely determined to push back against you know we see what's going on in texas and in that one school district in colorado. so do you have any thoughts about that? tv and sunday afternoon at 2 on american history tv on c-span3. >>> every weekend on c-span3 48 hours of american history. and this week, with the house and senate in recess all week for presidents' day, we are bringing you american history tv in primetime on c-span3. tonight, two discussions from the american historical association's annual meeting. first, a look at the social upheaval of the 1970s. then a conve

warning tape has been put around the sand box at delores park because someone on thursday night smasheds along the retaining wall and left shards of glass in the sand where children play. the park department will now have to replace town 20 tons of sand. >> that is sad. that is my daughter's favorite place to play at the park. >> people can't do the right thing. we will end up with more enforcement and police presence. >> there have been problems. last week vandals scrawled graffiti at a construction site at the park, damaged buildings and hot-buyered a vehicle delaying the opening of the park's north side by a month [ inaudible/not understandable ] . >>> qualified candidates will have a chance to enroll in the chp academy. you have to be 20.5 to 35 years old. the career seminar starts at noon at the concord pavilion. >>> starbucks is launching a new program to help military veterans and families. the coffee giant is planning on hiring 10,000 veterans, spouses and active military reserve by 2018. marine vet austin james farmer is part of the military program at starbucks. before landing