. >>> plus, reports of an entire city being evacuated after a weapons depot catches fire. the dramatic video coming in. >>> a live picture there of the capitol where a lot of action is expected in just a matter of hours. the first big congressional vote on president trump's administration hours away and seven years to the day after it was signed, the house can okay a plan to get rid of the affordable care act. >> there are some questions still over whether the gop's replacement measure has enough support. late night talks on capitol hill may not have swayed some conservatives, or did they? abc's janai norman has the latest. >> reporter: it's do or die for the republicans' american health care act, the bill that could undo obamacare but appears to be already clinging to life support. >> the opposition is still strong. they don't have the votes to pass this. >> it's not going to pass as it stands right now unless they make major changes to it. >> reporter: the original version of the bill would leave 24 million fewer americans insured over the next decades and some older ame

to the evacuation of an entire city in ukraine after several explosions overnight. quote a munition depot blew up and a massive fire sweeping the country. listen to that. traffic jams are reported as residents flee the area. no word on casualties but local reports say sabotage is suspected. >>> and back here at home four people are dead including a police officer after a shooting spree in wisconsin. police say it start the as a domestic dispute at a bank and escalated to multiple locations. they were in a standoff with the suspect at an apartment complex that ended with gunfire and a police officer killed. the smurf is now in custody. >>> overnight police arrested and made an arrest in the kidnapping and robbery attempt in alabama. trunk of a car captured on surveillance video. police say the kidnapping was random and the suspect was released from prison two months ago on a drug charge. the victim used the light from her insulin pump to find the trunk's release latch and made her escape. >>> a texas woman now recovering from five days of being stranded in the arizon

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some iraqi commanders told us they'll retake the entire city within weeks. they already have isis surrounded in mosul and they're pummeling the extremists. [ explosions ] but this is the cost of liberation. >> down the street the main government building. >> reporter: a city smashed beyond recognition, its people frightened and exhausted. they survived more than two years under isis, only to see their neighborhoods turned into battlefields. god bless you, said this woman to the troops. it's been a horrible week. on this street, they've defused a roadside bomb. a parting gift from the extremists. mosul will soon be free of isis, but they have left the city and its people with deep scars. holly williams, cbs news mosul. >>> the recent murders of three transgender women in louisiana are not linked but their deaths are part of a disturbing trend. don champion looked into this. >> reporter: the fear is real in new orleans for transwomen, like ammani dupree. >> i've been frightened but not like this before. >> reporter: last month, her close friend, chyna gibson an

and when you think that we have seen so many of these kind of movies in which entire cities are justou don't feel anything at all — in this you do. no one was more surprised than me. it is directed by james mangold, obviously, and i think it's a really fine piece of work that stands on its own, and you don't have to have seen or loved the other films to get it and understand it. you should give it a go, because i think it's really interesting. 0k. the next one i want to like, because i really like gurinder chadha's work, as a rule. yes, and i do like it — it is a very handsome period drama which blends personal history and politics. it's the story of the partition of india in 1947, so what you have is hugh bonneville and gillian anderson as lord and lady mountbatten. he has been sent there is the last viceroy to oversee the peaceful transfer of power. the story is told through the prism of the people who are working in the household, so whilst upstairs you have dignitaries and politicians arguing about the fate of nations, downstairs you have all these different characters whose fate

some iraqi commanders told us they'll retake the entire city within weeks. hey already have i.s.i.l. surrounded in mosul and executed many of the extreme is. but this is the cost of liberation. >> down the street the main government building. >> >> a city smashed beyond recognition, its people frightened and exhausted. they survived more than two years under i.s.i.s. only to see their neighborhoods turned into battlefields. god bless you, said this woman to the troops - it's been a horrible week. >> often this street they've defused a bomb. they will soon be free of i.s.i.s. but they have left the city and the people with deep scars. holly williams, cbs news mosul. >> quijano: up next. the murders of three transgender women of color within days of each other highlight an alarming trend. nik0 >> quijano: the recent murders of three transgender women in louisiana are not linked, but their deaths are part of a disturbing trend. don champion looked into this. >> the fear is real in new orleans for trans women like imani dupree. >> i've been frightened but not lik

. >> the brothers and jennifer not only getting kevin's thanks, but that of an entire city. showing us all that sometimes getting involved can mean saving a life. >> not only were the three young people recognized by the san francisco fire department, furman the older of the two brothers had expressed an interest in one day becoming a police officers so there were members of san francisco's recruitment team there to meet him, gar vin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> that's cool. >> a health fair in san francisco boasted some star power this morning. >> love it. that's actor kevin hart. he made an appearance at the center sweating it out here, jumping rope, pretty impressive. very fit guy there. he tried to jump some rope there. this fair was hosted by the company called rally health. the goal is to encourage people to make healthier choices that have long-term benefits. yoga and boot camps and activities for the kids. he wasn't the only celebrity there. >> he's fit. >> he couldn't take on our own rob mayeda. >> i'm sorry. >> anyone who hasn't seen rob's facebook post, you are s

city is ready to party. the ben franklin parkway will be shut down transformed into football fest the entire weeke weekend. s had the draft for the last couple of years and it's a huge, huge production over 200,000 people will be there and this will be a huge event for the city. something that's supposed to be win/win for the nfl and the ci city. >> people will have an opportunity both under nationally, under nationally and in the region to come into philadelphia to see what we have to offer. i don't think there's any really downside to this. >> it's not just about the player being drafted. it's about the experience. the nfl does a tremendous job and it's going to be free. are you kidding mes? going to be free. they'll be nfl alumni there. they'll be interactive games there. people will be involved with just the festivities surrounding the national football league and nfl draft. >>> phillies and orioles in spring training. the phils get their first look at their new ace clay buchholz wept two innings giving up no runs and only two hits. phillies bats were alive. once again in this one. look at tommy joseph

the task of conquering the entire city, including downtown mosul, looks increasingly like a very complex terrorist one. throughe units take us some of the neighborhoods, which they say they have neutralized. what we witnessed on the ground is that sniper fire and artillery rounds continue to make navigation to those areas .ery dangerous meanwhile, civilians continue to flee. molly: that was governor fenwick -- that was gallagher fenwick reporting from northern iraq. spencer hayes has died at the age of 80. the american businessman had an extensive art collection worth hundreds of millions of dollars. just last year, he donated that collection to the musees door 'orsay. >> less than a year ago, spencer his wife were at the p the american couple had donated 600 works of art to musee d'orsay. to as the biggest donation museum since world war ii. these are works that will soon call the impressionist museum home. a special wing is being created for the request. st october, francois about it.poke >> we thought we had lost them forever. that areof art testament to the love of france and his art

. >> this is you know kalarama one of the safe neighborhoods in the entire city. >> the police investigation is nearly stages and they're asking anyone who may have information about what happened to give them a call. >> we still don't know what sparked a deadly house fire in capital heights on crown street. neighbor called 911 to report next they found heavy smoke pouring from the us and notice they fond a body. residents that lived nearby describe the vick testimony as kind person they'll miss terribly. >> we were just good friends all of us we hung out a lot together and part a lot together. she's a good hearted person that likes to have fun. >> they have not released the identity of the victim. the home did not have a working smoke alarm. >> and as we stay in prince george county there's a man who fired shots in capitol heights. they were called on to kayak avenue. when officers got there they say the man was probd. they chased after him and the suspect and police exchanged gunfire. new offices were struck and he got away. >> m coming up next, condition is back with the day forecast. >>

to there the work not just on irish community but the entire city. i know of no more fitting dermat receive the honor. he is great friend the city and great friend of mine. i also want to sinkal out and say thank you to leomfost and united irish society for all the work that you doin uniting our city. liam thank you very much. [applause] not only putting together the event that happen on st. patrick 's day celebration we know it is more than one day wurkt of event and it is a couple weeks worth of events and kno know everybody appreciates that. with that said, i'm pleased to declare march 3, today, to march 17 as irish american friendship and heritage weeks in san francisco, not days. [applause] liam and counsel general, pleased to present to you these proclamations. please come forward. let's kick off irish american day in san francisco! [applause] >> alright. good morning everybody. um, i am proud it be here today. my name is supervisor mark farrell and have the honor representing district 2 and have for the past 6 years and until 2 months ago i had

the entire city looking toward a sunbathed morning. 36 degrees in philadelphia. as you head out the door it is on the cold side and staying that way through the morning rush hour. the winds have dipped to 7 miles per hour. the windchills are making it feel like around the freezing mark. there you see the promise of sunshine with the lack of cloud cover. some of the high stuff might fill in later in the day, but generally speaking we're looking at a bright one. it's cold by 8:00 a.m. in the upper 30s by 10:00 a.m. 45 by noon. we spend a couple of hours around 50 high of 51 around 3:30 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. high temperatures across the region, pretty even profile. 50 in allentown, trenton. 52 in wilmington and dover. 51 in philadelphia and millville. if you're along the coast look for the up 40s for highs today. the beginning of spring later this morning, the vernal equinox officially chimes in this morning, that's the compact moment when the sun's direct rays are over the equator the sun will get higher and higher in the sky between now and the summer solstice. as we

. >> reporter: the brothers and jennifer not only giving kevin thanked but an entire city. showing that sometimes getting involved can mean saving a life. >> lifelong friends now. >> for sure. >> and as you saw, the ceremony with the fire commission, recognized, and after the commission, the older of the brothers expressed an interest in being a police officer. so the police recruit team was there waiting outside the door to talk to him. >> recruit him in a second. already saved one life. all handled themselves so well in this emergency and kevin is around because of it. >> quick thinking. thanks, garvin. >>> a rain delay in san francisco. it involves a famous tourist attraction. the painted ladies have been obscured by some unsightly fencing for nearly a year. this is obviously frustrating to the residents there in alamo square and, of course, for all the tourists that show up. the fences are up as part of a planned upgrade for the park but the "chronicle" reports the fences might not come down until june because of the recent storms which delayed this project. >>> well, a

she says that the target to cast a shadow on the da's office and entire city adding its truly an embarrassment. this case is being watched by a lot of folks in the legal community. defense attorney bill brennen knows seth williams. he says it's unclear what the charges will have on previous cases. handled by the da's office. >>> we predicted lawyers will attempt to exploit for their benefit. i think that's a stretch. >> we trust that it's embarrassing. we put or trust in the center. >> arraignment is scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon. now live in federal court. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> as for who will replace williams, eight candidates in the race. democrats narrowed down to one after the primary in may. now for months nbc 10 tracked the ongoing investigation against seth williams. nbc 10 mitch blocker tried nuch rous ti numerous times from the da. get all the details included in the indictment right now on the nbc 10 app and nbc 10 dom. >>> new overnight. looking for a gunman after a man was shot and killed. sky force 10 flew over the scene last night. police say the victim was shot nex

drive isis out of mosul began in the middle of october last year iraqi officials are saying the entire city would be liberated by the end of the year 2016. here we are in almost april of 2016 and may be a case of the iraqis getting im patient and wanting to bring this to an end as quickly as possible regardless of the cost. >> thank you. >>> raise your hand if you had two teams in your final four who never made it before? a few of you indeed did. a look at the final standing in march madness, next. . >>> no arrests yet following a deadly nightclub shooting that cincinnati police believe stem from the a fight. gunfire opened after 1:00 a.m. sunday. 27-year-old obrien spikes was killed at least 15 other people wounded. investigators are trying to i.d. the shooters is. police expect today provide an update later this morning. >> now facing various charges including murder. 55-year-old rolando -- police say he opened fire for no reason after a bizarre robbery at the -- hotel, at least one wearing a pig mask. one suspect in custody, no one was injured. police say there's no evidence the robbery

when breathing becomes deadly, the entire city, it doesn't matter which party and it becomes hazardousvel for hundreds of kilometres b and a city to endanger health and surrounding areas. this is a big problem. let's concentrate on moves to make london's black cabs more environmentally friendly. the taxes you see here are running diesel engines, but the firm that makes them is introducing an electric model. in a move i didn't anticipate it is testing the taxis in arctic norway. on some of the coldest roads on earth, in some of the cleanest air, secret tests are going on. for a vehicle that could help cut pollution thousands of miles away in britain. this is the brand—new design for the iconic london black cab. it's camouflaged because it's a test vehicle. but before they can put this through its paces, in the cities, they have to try it out in one of the most hostile environments on earth. and it doesn't get a lot more hostile than here. it looks like the traditional london black cab. the big difference? is how it sounds. it's got an electric engine. most of the time driving with zero

of rental is the garage that was really a solution for us september 4th is when i understand the entire city became enveloped with this policy of adu unit for the whole city up into the literature i was privy to at the time of now almost a year ago about doing all of this it hfs the castro and it was for units that were was required to have a retrofit and i don't know if you've ever seen this handout but although it is dated july of 2015 and we went in may of 2016 but this was what i had on hand when i was told this i had a mixture i looked at the literature for adu's in the castro a under the schematic retrofit legislation from the existing building is subject to rent control then adu and coast if you are you're adding kooufrts in july of 2015 as far i saw of 2016 a couple of weeks after my hearing with mr. sanchez that it became a citywide thing with all that considered it seemed applyable alex let's go ahead and do it i don't advise variances lightly through everything i could see advice of the senior planner it seemed reasonable two different results. >> you need to wrap up. >> okay mr.

retaking the entire city could take months, and would be a huge victory for iraqi troops, and the international campaign to defeat isis. tom? >> jennifer, thank you. >>> next to the terrifying moments for a woman along, working the night desk in a hotel alone. footage revealing a masked intruder. gloria riviera with the video, and we want to let you know, some of the images are graphic. >> reporter: a terrifying assault authorities say was caught on camera minute by minute. investigators saying newly released surveillance video shows a masked man entering a home 2 suites hotel in omaha, nebraska, this week, in the dead of night. the alleged victim, a female employee on duty at the front desk, is seen walking down a hallway. her alleged attacker, peering from around a corner. then following her down the same hallway. in the next moment, you see the two struggle. the attacker throwing the woman on a table, the two then moving off-camera. police say what we cannot see, the woman fighting back, and pulling off his mask. he runs off but his face is exposed, and caught on camera. the woman returns to

water customers s that like small they are year and will be larger weighs look at and enrolling the entire city? i mean, how does that, how does that compare? >> off the top of my head would i say. >> it is okay. >> i would say that the clean power sf marketing and out reach budget on an and we are going forward on a year to year basis, will probably be larger than the market and out reach budget for water. because we are proactively enrolling customer and communicating with customers. and we are competing for customers. water enterprise, does not really do any of those, functions and now they have different educational and marketing opportunities and investigation buzz they are different with what we are doing with clean power sf. and so i think that over all advertising clotteral, direct mail and, i do believe that clean power sf has a larger marketing budget than kind of like the equivalent functions in the water team at the sfpuc. >> great. >> yes. >> sure. thank you so much. >> sure. >> for the presentation. >> thank you. >> i just wanted to tell my own personal story. in the context of th

the conflict has claimed more than 400,000 lives, reduced entire cities to rubble, and forced millionss. across the border in iraq, allied forces continue to close the noose around islamic state gunmen in the city of mosul. hundreds of thousands of civilians are caught in the cross fire. holly williams is on the front line with some american doctors who are risking their lives to help the wounded. >> reporter: a few miles from the frontline, americans treat critically injured iraqis. this woman was hit by shrapnel from an isis mortar. and she's losing blood quickly. they need to stop it to save her life. the next ambulance brings an iraqi policeman. he has a gunshot wound to his shoulder. kyle fleher is normally a critical care nurse in santa barbara, california. he's taken vacation to come to the war zone. >> it's scary, and the adrenaline is at its max and its peak, but everything fades away when we get to do what we're trained to do. >> reporter: is it taking a toll on you? >> it is. it's traumatizing, the things that i've seen, that i'm seeing. a lifeless girl linger in my hands, a

my city moves is a campaign that's hoping to motivate the entire city of philadelphia to get moving. be able to burn 10 million-calories we hope. 10 million. philly regularly ranked in the bottom rav of the country's most popular cities in terms of if it and active lifestyle. that's not good. tom, marketing director city fitness and our girl fabby, look at these and abs. i showed the picture because i got the picture of you guys, i showed it off when i was getting my hair done. i said can you believe she has two kids. >> and someone was like, what? someone said is this surgery. >> this is how she looks. that's natural. are you scared to take your shirt off standing next to her? it's all inspired, 100 percent. i'm ready. last year was the first year we did this and it went well so you said let's bring it back. basically what we saw was a mix of financial incentives. city fitness puts out $10,000 in cash prices and then we get folks like fabby. last year we had connor bar win as well. they are doing this thing like that looks cool. they might win a whole bunch of money p. they are doing

the entire city is under these ari areas. the rain is falling at an inch per hour. look what is brewing right now into the east bay. el el cerrito. and to the north we go. the heavy rain continues. hercules, san pablo, i'll time this out for you as it pushes to the north and east, right around 9:29 p.m., into vallejo, and shortly before 10:00, fairfield will get more heavy rain working through your mayneighborhood. we slice through this like a layer of cake. heavy rain, oranges and yell ow getting to 20,000 feet in the atmosphere. could see small hail. south bay we go. milpitas, light showers at this hour. but you were wet for much of the evening commute home. live look at our kgo rooftop camera. this is the embarcadero. a lot of cloud cover and light through.currently moving and the golden gate bridge camera, spray coming up off the cars, and we do expect your tuesday morning commute to be damp. light to moderate showers. scattered down pours will be with us. breezy at times, and there is a chance of a clap of thunder. it's going to be humid, muggy and mild. mid to

this is taking the entire city and country into a mode of shock they haven't seen in quite some time. four people dead including a police officer who was stabbed and the suspected attacker. full scale terrorism investigation is underway. i started when the attacker drove a car in bystanders including three police officers on the westminster bridge after crashing into a protective wall around parliament. driver carrying a knife got grounds. and then stabbed an armed officer. that officer later died. police now saying they believe there was only one attacker involved here who was shot and killed by police. this is still a developing situation. >> along the bridge because we were only crawling along the bridge. there were bodies literally. >> ten. ten bodies. >> ten or 12. >> lying in different places along the bridge. >> it must be terrifying. >> horrendous. scott: the threat level has been at severe for quite some time so an attack is highly likely. i was in london this past fall reporting on the efforts to prevent attacks like this one. we will have more throughout the evening. team c

now entire cities in revolt againsdonald trump and his agenda. this is not a fight about sanctuary cities, a new fight. we have details. and welcome to "risk & reward." liberal cities refee refuse to enforce the law and deport illegal immigrants who have committed rape and murder. now a big city in trans ba bay -- san francisco bay area could be first to boycott companies to work on president trump's border wall, that city is berkeley. nearby is oakland. as two dozen bay area companies say, they are interested and are bidding on the border wall. they include constructed firms and technology firms. >> they have the right to do whatever they want. it reminds me of antioil push. and the apartheid happening many people divesting from south africa. they could do it, it is not good for them hurting businesses in their cities who pay taxes and employee their citizens. i am not surprised. a lot of people are still upset that donald trump is our president. because of the sanctuary city issue, then they will have a come to jesus moment. liz: the city of be

does a citywide general fund report that is kind of like what we do here but is rolled up for the entire city. that report is published at the six month and ni nine month mash mark in the fiscal year the good news is it gets rolled into the city wise projections to offset the deficit for balancing for the upcoming budget cycle. so, we return those dollars to the general fund and a good portion of that ends upcoming back to us and having a lower target that we need to meet to help. the mayor's office balance the budget. so that is what i have for you now. we're always at the six month report able to make some projections but a lot usually changes between the 6 and 9 month report we are actually starting to work on right now it usually takes five or more months to get a clear picture overall, i think we're on target to have a good year and performance and i would expect that we probably have a little bit more upside prior to year you will see in the nine month record. there is nothing included this this report that has potential change in the governor's report project or projections that has no

it's considered the most stolen street sign in the entire city of phoenix. reet the longest she says she's become friends with city workers who replace the sign because it happens so often. how often? well, she says it's been swiped hundreds of times in the past 20 years in fact the city keeps a stockpile of these signs so they can replace them faster. neighbors have a message for those who take it. >> we love our sign. come and visit it any time but please don't steal it any more. >> how about change the name? huh? cost more than 150 becomes each time to replace the sign. so why worry lane is costing the city tens of thousands of dollars. >>> well, you don't know the college student next to you is going hungry. >> and a shock for new jersey state police. the picture of fallen officer spotted on tv. where they saw it and how trooper cullen ended up there in the first place. >>> and the future of coffee. i want to hear about this one. how you could soon be ordering up your morning cup of joe. ♪ >>> in just one month footballs biggest names will be a in our cit

she says the charges cast a shadow on the da's office and entire city adding it is truly an enbarsmenting watched by a lot of folks in the legal community. defense attorney bill brennen knows seth williams. he says it's unclear what effect these charges will have on previous cases handled by the da's office. >> predicted lawyers will attempt to exploit this to their fine benefit. i think that's a stretch. >> somebody we trust to fall like that, it's embarrassing. we put our trust in him and he better stand. >> some of the reaction and the arraignment is scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon. we'll be following that for you throughout the day. for now live outside federal court, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> mentioned earlier this year, he will not be running for his office again. eight candidates in the race for da. the democrats will be narrowed down to one after primary in may. >>> 6:34. breaking news overnight. north korea's latest missile test appears to have failed. south korea defense ministry said the north fired a missile from the eastern part of the country. south korean said the

. >> this is kalarama one of the safest neighborhoods in the entire city. >> lease investigation is in its early stages asking anyone who may have information about what happened to give them a call. >>> meantime we still don't know what sparked a house fire in capital heights crown street. neighbor called 911 to report the house next door was on fire and when firefighters got there they found heavy smoke pouring out ear. s inside and fopd a body they describe the victim as a kind person they'll miss. >> we were just good friends all of us. we hung out a lot together. partied a lot together. shes with a real, did person. good-hearted person who liked to have fun. >> the firefighters have not identified the victim yet but the fire caused $55,000 in damage and that home did not have a working smoke alarm. >> meantime as we stay in prince george country police looking for a man that fired shots at officer last night this was in capital heights. police were called out to kayak avenue after someone report aid fight. officers got there and found a man who said head was police found another m

the lawsuit blames the city's at large election system where voters of the entire city can vote on aacant seat. san jose and san francisco only residents of a certain district can vote for that open seat. santa clara did not return our calls for a response. >>> the father of national park service can get more land added to his name. a new bill will expand the john muir site. it does include the home where muir live before he died. this bill would add 44 acre to that all in contra costa county. expanding the site would allow feature generations to learn more about muir's legacy. >>> the wounded warrior project picking up veterans today at san jose airport to go surfing. they did it on their dozens of super loud motorcycles complete with a police escort. the procession went from the airport to santa cruz. the wounded warrior project offers a variety of programs, services and events for veterans. >>> nbc bay area responds to the complaint. what we can all learn from it. a dm i c scuof o hersstndeon riv.co >>> a dramatic rescue of two hikers stranded on a river. coast guard crews respond

it left an entire city in mourning. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road.ealthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> smoke billowed from the sky over downtown los angeles when a store went up in flames. nearly 200 firefighters responded. fire was showing through the roof and crews worked to control the flames from there until it was deemed too dangerous. firefighters said items in the store and a large amount of chili peppers added fuel to the fire as well as created an irritant. it's unclear at this point what started the fire. >>> we're now hearing from the grandfather of a little girl in pennsylvania who was killed in a fire linked to a hover board. 3-year-old ashanti hughes died yesterday. the fire happened friday night when a hoverboard that was plugged in and charging exploded and sparked the flames in her home. two other girls are in cr

it goes on to say that the charges beginnings him casts a shade on the da's office and the entire city of philadelphia. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> and our coverage of the charges against seth williams continues on 6abc.com. there you are read the full 50 page indictment against the embattled da, reaction to the developments and on going updates as the story continues to unfold. >>> we now have video of the thieves behind yesterday's $1.3 million heist at a lawncrest jewelry store. one man climbs down from the hole in the wall and then puts a ladder up to help his partner and then they disable the camera and it goes dark. police say he cut through the wall of the business next door. they are still on the run with stolen rings and diamonds and rolex watches. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast for your tuesday afternoon. lets head outside to meteorologist, adam joseph to see how things are today. different from yesterday. >> the sun is shining and the temperatures are warmer than yesterday as we go into the second day of spring but this is where

now entire cities in revolt againsdonald trump and his agenda. ot a fight about sanctuary cities, a new fight. we have details. and welcome to "risk & reward." liberal cities refee refuse to enforce the law and deport illegal immigrants who have committed rape and murder. now a big city in trans ba bay -- san francisco bay area could be first to boycott

thousands, killed, entire cities destroyed by the fighting. more from isis which has occupied territory in the area thousands of miles away though , talked in a calm safe section of the penn museum is the new exhibit. >> many of these were looted before isis took control. >> reporter: cbs-3 was given exclusive first access to what is being preserved, inside. >> you are witness by destruction by the area. >> reporter: this doctor is from syria herself. >> it is just really affected me that, oh, my god we are losing. this is very>> reporter: she's d curator of the exhibit and says goal, it is to preserve a culture before it is lost forever.: >> these are part of the identity of the people of syria and iraq. it is very important to preserve, because, a land without its culture, it loses its soul. >> reporter: right now exhibit is still being created. >> i believe it would be a doll, kurdish doll from northern iraq. >> reporter: when it opens she's inviting, the syrian refugees that call pennsylvania home. >> it is very important for refugees for

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. >> the brothers and jennifer not only getting kevin's thanks, but that of an entire city.howing us all that sometimes getting involved can mean saving a life. >> not only were the three young people recognized by the san francisco fire department, fur man, the older of the two brerjz had expressed an interest in one day become a police officer so there were members of san francisco's recruitment team there to meet him. >> i think he has what it takes. you're watching today in the bay. coming up another round of rain is about to move through the bay area. meteorologist rob has your sunday forecast. >> that forecast for the sierra means a winter weather advisory later today. 35 degrees around lake tahoe. 53 in san francisco, as the rockin' rolle marathon continues. what to expect for the rest of the weekend and the week ahead when we come right back. >>> plus a horrific situation developing that the hour in cincinnati. more than a dozen victims in a deadly flight dlub shooting overnight. it's a story that's developing by the minute and our coverage continues right after this

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isis was holding every that lived across this entire city as human shields.saying that isis, as the forces were coming through, began to decrease its presence. so at least this family felt they could stay. that's the other reason they couldn't go, obviously because it's difficult for them to try to flee. the day before this area was liberated, isis took her husband. they had no food left and he went out to try to get them food and isis took him away. she's still here because she's waiting for her husband, who's the little girl's uncle to come back. she's hoping somehow he's going to return home. the people here are trying to get information as to which route may or may not be safe and possible sniper positions. the sounds of battle are all around. and just in this one small part of western mosul, you can see a little bit of appreciation for the intensity of the battle, how terrifying it must have been for those civilians who must have been there amidst all of this. anderson, the situation is growing even more difficult and as the u.s. and iraqi military searc