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folsom street fair brings in 400,000 visitors every year. it's our second largest street festival after pride. to me, the thing that -- the quality that mr. moshoyannis brings, the ting r thing that makes folsom street fair so special, that they use night life and use this festival to provide over $250,000 annually to non profits and i think that example of using night life to benefit community organizations outside of the folks that come to your events is one that san francisco should be setting on a larger scale and one that our entertainment commission should be setting as well. again, why i'm here supporting mr. moshoyannis even though we have some fantastic other applicants here today. thank you supervisors. >> thank you for the opportunity to be here. i'm speaking on behalf of steven lee who recollects's been a great friends. i've grown up in san francisco. it was that's what strikes me with steven lee as well as we go out there and are meeting in the sunset and richmond and wherever we are we get a sense of family, a sense of ownershi

miles folsom has been in the youth unit for the past two years. but today is his 18th birthday.first day in the big house. he is serving 36 years for armed robbery, criminal confinement and burglary. >> it's a little nerve-racking. you don't know anybody. it's a lot bigger of a size, you know. most of the people in here are my father's age, you know. i never thought in my wildest dreams i would ever come to prison. never thought about prison. really it sounds kind of stupid from my standpoint. because looking back on the things that i was doing, if i would have thought about it, there was no way that i couldn't have not ended up in prison. i have been in trouble since i was nine. you know, repeatedly. acts of violence, vandalism, things like theft, you know. so the police know me, you know, and they were sick and tired of me. so they took everything that they could and slapped it on me. >> folsom was 15 when he was tried as an adult for his latest safety convictions, which made headlines in his smalltown newspaper. >> this is my newspaper article. the heading says reign of terro

folsom in particular is really a model for other street festivals. they were doing composting before it was required. they were -- they are always three steps ahead and that is in large part because of demitri's leadership that these events produce huge amounts of money for non profits in our community. demitri is also one of those people in my experience, who has good relationships with everyone. i don't think i know a single person in our sometimes fracture lbgtb community where people are fielthing a little bit, but he has good relationships with everyone, and can bring everyone to the table, evenl critics of his organization, and i think he'd bring that same approach to the entertainment commission. speaking more broadly, our street fairs and festivals and parades in san francisco are under enormous pressure. the city has not done what it needs to do to foster these street fairs and festivals and in fact, the stiff makes it incredibly hard and expensive for these fairs and festivals to succeed. the prides and folsoms of the world have the wherewi

alix tichelman, a 26-year-old from folsom, supposed to be arraigned on charges that she murdered this man, forest hayes, a 51-year-old father of five, said to be a successful engineer at apple and google, but who also, according to police, had an ongoing pay for sex relationship with tichelman that relationship came to an end last november on his yacht in santa cruz. police say that surveillance video from his vessel shows tichelman meeting hayes on board the vessel, and it captures the crime when she allegedly injected him with a lethal dose of heroin. >> so cold, so callous was she, she literally stepped over the victim's body a couple of times, one time to retrieve a glass of wine and finish the contents of the glass of wine while she's cleaning up her property, cleaning up evidence of the crime there. >> in a post to her facebook account last month, tichelman expressed excitement about mass murderers writing it's really nice to talk to someone about killing sprees and murdering people in cold blood, they love it, too. no judgment, yay. police knew in november that hayes death was

in my position as exec tiff director for folsom street events i have worked extensively with the san francisco convention and visitor's bureau, as well as many governmental agencies, including sfpd, sfbph, sfdpt and sfdpw and many others. these are qualifications unique amongst the applicants. knowing how residents react to policy is a core strength of mine and i would like nothing more than to help actualize and propose [inaudible] on ethnic and cultural events including outdoor festivals, i believe my nomination to the entertainment commission is vital. by way of support from the offices of supervisors campos and wiener of the outdoor festivals and we have set about to illuminate the massive financial impact we have on the city and local business. finally, your vote of confidence in my nomination will signal to the community that your support of the -- excuse me -- will signal to the community that you support the non profit sector as a partner with government. not only is folsom street events a charitable organization, but we support national charities working with public health,

. >>> my name is miles folsom. i'm 17 years old, and i'm incarcerated at wabash valley correctional facility. i didn't care about anything. i started marijuana at the age of 7. i personally think i became an alcoholic. i would only drink hard liquor. i was 13. and then i turned 14, and i'm partying all the time. when they sentenced me to 36 years, i was really i was speechless. i just looked in awe as the judge walked out of the courtroom. >> at 16, miles was sentenced for felony robbery and criminal confinement charges. he still keeps a local newspaper headline if what he calls the worst day of his life. >> facing a lengthy prison term set in last week, 16-year-old miles folsom went to the bathroom at porter county jail, carved "i'm sorry" on his chest and attempted to hang himself. he was rescued before he died and was well enough friday to be brought over to the court friday to tell the judge he is a changed man. the prosecutor said she did not buy the change of heart, and the claim was not enough to overcome th

my uncle worked for new folsom or something to do with the folsom penitentiary. my biological father worked at tracy at one time, and now works at a women's prison in chowchilla. my mom right now currently is getting ready to retire from tracy prison. she's not a cop, she's an accountant. she works for the corrections department. >> when kirkpatrick left his gang, he asked his family to take him back. >> all these letters i have all over my bed right here, 90% of those are from my mom. >> but there are complications. kirkpatrick's past makes it impossible for him to even keep pictures of his relatives, including his mother. >> oh, i don't want one. my mom don't like the way she looks in pictures. i said, it doesn't matter, i'm your son, it's not like i'm going to go around showing it. she's like but what you don't understand is i work for cdc. i don't want my picture going through and people might recognize me or know who i am. i was like all right, i understand. and that's [ bleep ] up because that shows that she's ashamed of me. you know what i'm saying? that's

this is closest to the major street folsom. you can see the pile.but our reporter, tara, is just -- she's on the scene. i see her from newschopper2. i can also see the traffic that's leading away from the freeway. it's a big mess. you can see it as you drive. these are live pictures from our camera on the ground. police are there. avoid 6th street south of market. you may want to go another way. you know your way across the city. you can go up 9th or 3rd. let's take a look at the toll plaza. improved here, about a 15- minute drive time into san francisco. the slowest traffic in the east bay is on 880 this morning. 880 southbound as i can trace a line of stop-and-go sensors all the way into fremont. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. well, come on now. this is about as good as it gets for us in july. i can't remember a july where we've had this kind of activity. it's been nonstop here. tropical clouds coming in. we had good thunder and lightning. lightning, thunder. in between right now, i will take a quick trip. this cell went through marin count

a number of traffic signals are out around 6th and brannon, 6th and folsom.up, they have some traffic cops out in the area directing traffic around those intersections but you should treat them as four-way stops. here's a live look at sensors through the livermore valley. you can see most traffic at slow speeds approaching vasco loosening up toward the dublin interchange. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> we are seeing delays at sfo on arriving flights of almost an hour and that's due to low clouds and fog surging onshore this morning. pretty good sea breeze again through the delta some of those gusts up to 30 miles per hour. you see the clouds filling in now and looks like they will slowly burnbach to the coastline maybe even a little slower today so temperatures will be down just slightly from yesterday's highs. but it will be mostly sunny and then it looks like a warmer weekend is ahead. maybe even starting to get hot in some of the valleys by sunday. high pressure weakening though today. you have this trough off t

between passing cars, you can see two men setting up a firework, in the middle of the intersection of folsom and 26th. as one man leaned over the device, it is suddenly explodes. a young man known as junior boss was standing nearby at the time. >> he did something wrong, the fireworks, blew up in his face and ambulance picked him up. >> reporter: it was the worse firework- related accident of the night, but not the only one. in east san josi a man in his 40s blew off both of his hands lighting a fireworks. in sunnyvale. >> while they were trying to ignite the fireworks it exploded as they were holding it many their hands. >> reporter: family and childrens were at all three accident scenes and witnesses to the horror these illegal fire elements display can bring. even as the ho' spread through the crowd, it didn't stop the pyrotechnic shows. >> with so many booms going on, i thought they were investigated, but i guess it really happened. >> reporter: the san francisco fire department tells me these folsom street victims suffered serious eye trauma and was taken to san francisco general. repor

and i'm darya folsom we want to get straight to our top story this morning.y fire continues to grow this morning. take a look at some of these at last word, the fire was at 27- hundred acres and only 30- percent contained. it has now crossed from napa county into lake county. on the left you can see the images from above the fire. courtesy of our helicopter evacuations are in effect for 180 homes. lets take a look now at where

and i'm darya folsom we want to get straight to our top story this morning. the north bay fire continues to grow this morning. take a look at some of these at last word, the fire was at 27- hundred acres and only 30- percent contained. it has now crossed from napa county into lake county. on the left you can see the images from above the fire. courtesy of our helicopter evacuations are in effect for 180 homes. lets take a look now at where overnight jumped to lake county. northwest of lake berryessa.about 15 miles north of saint helena. the homes being evacuated are along butts canyon road, as well as the berryessa estates area. spreading this morning. and take a look at this video from our camera on mount tam. we've sped up the video so you can see the smoke plume grow. you can see it was going straight up into the air and then hit some sort of air current around 1000 feet. that current leveled out the the >>: this is a satellite image and that damage shows a the smoke coming of the fire. when is at the moment of find its zero m.p.h.. the wind is not a facto

this video shows the home in folsom. the front door is damaged and a sign asking the media for privacy. her father is the vice president of a company that creates smart temperature control. the bee tried to reach them and the spokeswoman offered no comment. >>> oakland mayor insisted a deal can be made to keep the raiders and a's in oakland. she called on the city council to sign a 10 year lease deal reached with the a's something they have been reluctant to do. >> it's unfortunate the people are trying too pit one team against the other. >> the a's want out of the coliseum deal with two years notice if the raiders put down a deposit on a new football stadium. >>> chevron wants to modernize the refinery. they will hear from the public tonight. it could grant a conditional use permit letting chevron start the project. the refinery needs to be updated but the plan includes expanding the refinery they say increasing pollution. >>> temperature today took a drop inland, warmer around the bay and the same coast sides. these ar

i always felt what's good for folsom california is good for sacramento or what's good for san francisco is good for russian hill and vice versa. i have been to dolores park. all of us have gone to golden gate park. parks is necessary for kids. i never thought i would never see this day. i said to supervisor farrell, if you can make this happen, i think you should start turning water into wine. [ laughter ] thank you, ms. moylan. next speaker, please. >> john lack man, russian hill improvement association. good morning supervisors. i was going to focus on the collaboration and neighborhood operations but supervisor farrell did a better job than i. the community organizations that has given us their support verbally and many in writing come to the full area of district 3 as well as district 2 which is the natural nearby constituency of the park and many of the residues that would use the park the most have just their true leather and maybe their bus fare to get to the park. it becomes a really important park for the greater neighborhood as well as the entire city and all the tourist as we

>> folsom state. >> what level?> level three. >> while you were there, did you get any 115s, 128s, writeups there? >> no. >> what writeups did you get there? >> riots. >> i was in a riot at folsom. they had stingers on the yard, to warm up your coffee. i knew ahead of time it was going to happen. i filled my tumbler up with baby oil. when it popped up, the stingers heated up the baby oil, slung them on the blacks. faces peeled off, all pink underneath, burned them. >> what else? >> there is a lot of other mutual comments. >> where at? >> roscoe. >> roscoe also? would you say a lot of, what do you think, two, three, give me a number. >> six to seven. >> six to seven. okay. what else? >> that's about it. >> that's about it. okay. >> basically what is going to happen now is we'll flex you up to a level two inmate. you'll probably be down here until i can get you a house. you may need to spend the night here. >> okay. >> you may go to theo lacy, whatever the room is going to be. >> okay. >> thank you. >> fair enough. go

take map ---el percance se suscito en un hogar ubicado en la cuadra cuatro mil 100 de la calle folsom respondio a un reporte de que el sospechoso se metio a la cochera de la vivienda.. ---al parecer el hombre no estaba armado y fue hospitalizado... vo-blanca ---la muerte de un bebe que fue dejado dentro de un auto por su padre en abril pasado no sera encausada como un crimen, segun anuncio hoy la fiscalia de san jose. ---segun la policia, el padre olvido al bebe de 9 meses que dormia en el asiento trasero de su coche porque sufria de mucha fatiga. vo cesar --- no culpable se declar hoy el ex presidente de la junta escolar de san francisco, keith jackson en un caso de crimen organizado... --- ni el acusado ni su abogado hicieron comentarios sobre la audiencia en corte, donde jackson enfrenta cargos por posibles actos de corrupcin y conspiracin... --- esto forma parte la investigacin federal del fbi que culmin con el arresto del senador leland yee. blanca --esta noche vuelven las fumigaciones para combatir el mosquito propagador del virus del nilo occidental. take map --se fumigarn las

thankfully he crash-landed into folsom lake. it's not like is he in the middle of the ocean there.is in a lake. another stroke of luck. ryan's rescue crew, not far away. he was out there watching the sheriff's department search and rescue helicopter on a training mission. >> oh, my gosh. the rescuers was training not far from when he crash-landed. it's perfect for them and perfect for him. >> the helicopter takes off, and now ryan is -- they don't even bother bringing ryan to the helicopter. they just quickly fly him over to the shore of the lake. set him down. judging by what ryan just went through, he is in pretty good spirits. not injured. high fives all around. >> a free helicopter ride too. >>> it's summertime. there's nothing more delicious than the smore. it's in the name itself. you eat one, and you want more. >> the one problem is if you are doing it in a campfire, stimsz you can't control that flame, and you end up with that really crunchy marshmallow. with the help from mike's hard lemonade, the king of random has come up with a way more complicated way to make a smore.

today, a proposal was unveiled for a 400-foot tower at the intersection of folsom and spear streets. the building's stacked and angled balconies create a ripple effect. famed american architect jeannie gang is behind the design known for the aqua skyscraper in chicago which has undulated parking balconies. >>> city car share, zipcar and get around, the public hearing on the project took place this morning. the city hopes by adding more parking spots, more people will participate in car sharing programs which will in turn decrease traffic and parking demands across the city. >>> it seems these days people think they can improve or enhance just about anything with an app. kpix 5's kiet do explains reports on an enhancement on the google glass app. >> i'm taking a picture of a bowl of fruit with my mind! >> reporter: it may seem like something out of a sci-fi movie, but this is real. thanks to a new google glass app, you can take a picture and post it to twitter or facebook using the powers of concentration. no hands, no voice involved. >> feeling very cool right now. >> reporter: the a

>>santa cruz police say that 26 year old alix catherine tickleman of folsom met with a client of hers on a docked yacht in late november. police say she injected the 51 year old man with herion and the man died of an overdose on board the vessel. police say there is survalience video of her casually stepping over the man several times as she gathered her things to leave. police say she even finished a glass of wine before taking off. she was under investigation for several months and police were checking in on her through a prostitution web site. you can see some of her pictures that she posted on her facebook page along with this status update from last month which reads >>it's really nice to talk with someone about killing sprees and murdering people in cold blood.and they love it too. no judgement. yay! take a look around you life is hard and then you die >>$1000 was the price she charged for sex and a police officer posed as a client, arrainged a meeting on the fourth of july in santa cruz and arrested her when she arrived. she was booked into the county jail on several charges, i

threatening disease that damages the the lungs if cheryl jennings mc the san francisco finest event of the folsomtreet foundry. more than 50,000 dollars donated which did exceed tonight's goa goal. very well done. mark is richer than the man who founded google. facebook stock closed at record high today zuckerberg 30 years old made another 1.6 billion dollars. zuckerberg stake in facebook now worth 3 33.3 billion and higher than brine and page on bloomberg billionaire impact. company was worth more than ibm kahn imam. since i p o in two 12 stock prices almost doubled. 75 dollars a share. >> that's something. >> head down. the must be comforting. >> time to turn to our weather heating up. >> triple dinl it is here you will feel the heat tomorrow. today it was much wormer. live doppler 7hd showing you clear skies except for a little patch of fog developed near half moon bay. if finance at district san francisco. clear skies. downtown san francisco. just beautiful view. 62 hear. 65 in oakland. it's 70 agree ins san jose still pretty watch there. the you have been cooling off pretty quickly. 54 degre

leads to an officer- involved shooting in antioch the incident occurred early today on folsom drive. antioch police say, the man -- timothy sean randolph -- was shot as he ran into an open garage, while officers were trying to detain him. a witness tells kron 4. randolph was unarmed. > > put your hands down a. don't move. he did not comply said they shot him. i did not see him with a vote weapon but they all had their weapons pointed at him. they were ordering him to put their hands where they could see them. i saw him turn around and he would not stop so they shot him. > >randolph was airlifted to a local hospital. his condition is unknown. antioch police say, he has an extensive criminal history. his family says. the police version of events is wrong. kron 4's jeff bush spoke to the man's mother. he is live in antioch tonight. with a story you'll see only on 4. jeff, what does the family say? > > the man's mother is very upset with the police department. he was actually running away from police when he was shot in the garage of his girlfriend's house. > > he was shot in the back sh

. >> mark:the shooting happened early monday morning on folsom drive.antioch police say, the man -- timothy sean randolph -- was garage while officers were >> mark:a witness tells kron 4, randolph was unarmed. >>: i didn't see him with a weapon no from but i saw them with their weapons. there was a total of 12 to 14¢. >> mark:randolph was airlifted to the extensive criminal history. >> mark: randolph's family says the police version of what happened is wrong. >> mark:randolph's mother says he was away from police. >> mark:she described what she says actually happened according to her son's girlfriend. >> mark:kron 4 has reached out to antioch police, but we have not heard back with any clarification. >> darya:planned parenthood in san francisco says, protesters are harassing patients and staff members and the city should do more to protect them. kron 4's j-r stone went to city hall to see what sort of action -- if any -- the city is planning to do in response. >>: and what we've noticed over the last month is that it's getting worse. the protesters and

if cheryl jennings mc the san francisco finest event of the folsom street foundry.ore than 50,000 dollars donated which did exceed tonight's goa goal. very well done. mark is richer than the man who founded google. facebook stock closed at record high today zuckerberg 30 years old made another 1.6 billion dollars. zuckerberg stake in facebook now worth 3 33.3 billion and higher than brine and page on bloomberg billionaire impact. company was worth more than ibm kahn imam. since i p o in two 12 stock prices almost doubled. 75 dollars a share. >> that's something. >> head down. the must becomfot comforting. >> time to turn to our weather heating up. >> triple dinl it is here you will feel the heat tomorrow. today it was much wormer. live doppler 7hd showing you clear skies except for a little patch of fog developed near half moon bay. if finance at district san francisco. clear skies. downtown san francisco. just beautiful view. 62 hear. 65 in oakland. it's 70 agree ins san jose still pretty watch there. the you have been cooling off pretty quickly. 54 degrees here's

at a home on folsom drive near spaulding street. the suspect was taken to the hospital in walnut creek. no word on his condition. police have not said what prompted the shooting or if anyone else was injured. we'll bring you more details on the news at 5:00 and 6:00 as well as twitter and facebook. >>> well, today, more than four years since the deadly gas line explosion in san bruno killed eight people, city ed lookers released -- city leaders released criticisms for firings, fines and punishments aimed at the cpuc. tom vacar is live in the newsroom to tell us more about the newly released details alleging an inappropriate relationship. >> if the city is right, the cpuc may not survive the san bruno blast. >> a relationship much deeper and more shocking than even we originally figured. >> the city of san bruno revealed the contents of thousands of pages of communications by and between the cpuc and pg&e in the wake of the san bruno pipeline blast that killed eight, injured 66 and incinerated 38 homes. >> pg&e has made illegal effor

the city and in the context of the events that the city sees or the city has every year, i think folsom street fair is truly an exemplary model of how you want events to be put together and so i can't say enough and i definitely think that demitri is one of those individuals that clearly should be on the entertainment commission and i'm certainly proud to do whatever i can to help to make that happen, and especially as an openly gay man, i think that perspective continues to be needed on as many commissions as possible and the more the better. that said, i was also impressed today with the number of people that have come out and supported commissioner lee. i had the opportunity to work with commissioner lee and i appreciate the responsiveness and two of my colleagues had already indicated they're going to support him and i think when it comes to reappointment the question is always, you know, has the incumbent done what you expect members of a commission to do and i believe that commissioner lee has done that so i'm happy to join my colleagues in supporting him today. that said, i do be

straight path throughs for the mission bay agreement for infrastructure and that tax increment for the folsom street and then that loan back to city. moving on. you see 50 percent of the uses for housing, both for program work and other fees like we get like the ucff services and that will go back into the funds. we expect help from the controller's office to provide for additional saves, four to six million by 2018. more savings to the general fund. and just drilling down to the actual use of property tax, the new, new property tax. that $5 million, it's nominal for rsp going on. in summary, slide 16, a slight increase but well -- the 3 percent cap on administrative cost, we're using other sources to make sure there are other appropriate uses of the valuable property tax for the city's general fund. slight increase in terms of salary. it's because of the acceleration and the work program well over a billion dollars of activities contracting, construction under way right now with a really lien efficient staff at 50.6 fte and key focus of our programs to benefit the communities that we serve,

if cheryl jennings mc the san francisco finest event of the folsom street foundry.re than 50,000 dollars donated which did exceed tonight's goa goal. very well done. mark is richer than the man who founded google. facebook stock closed at record high today zuckerberg 30 years old made another 1.6 billion dollars. zuckerberg stake in facebook now worth 3 33.3 billion and higher than brine and page on bloomberg billionaire impact. company was worth more than ibm kahn imam. since i p o in two 12 stock prices almost doubled. 75 dollars a share. >> that's something. >> head down. the must be comforting. >> time to turn to our weather heating up. >> triple dinl it is here you will feel the heat tomorrow. today it was much wormer. live doppler 7hd showing you clear skies except for a little patch of fog developed near half moon bay. if finance at district san francisco. clear skies. downtown san francisco. just beautiful view. 62 hear. 65 in oakland. it's 70 agree ins san jose still pretty watch there. the you have been cooling off pretty quickly. 54 degrees here's our vie

near the corner of folsom drive and spaulding street. officers were responding to reports of a rifle in the street. police were trying to detain a man when he ran into an open garage. at some point a police officer opened fire and shot the man several times. he did survive. his condition is unknown, though. it does not appear the suspect was armed when he was shot. >>> police are offering a $5,000 reward to catch this woman. she's accused of robbing an 87-year-old woman walking away from an atm. the victim was thrown to the ground and suffered a broken hip. it happened on july 5th near the mechanics bank on west richmond avenue. police believe the robber is between 25 and 35 years old. >>> evidence of a cozy relationship, a flood of private e-mails now public is shining a light on the relationship between the state's public utility commission and pse&g. the e-mails were released only after the city sued the cpuc. nbc bay area's mark matthews is live with the latest on the long battle over that disaster. mark? >> reporter: as you know, pa

and also on sunday, the up your alley street fair will close door alley between howard and folsom streets. >>> the 49ers are still weeks away from their first game, but today, fans were out in force. season ticket holders were invited to levi's stadium today. take a look at their seats. thousands came out to give the stadium a game day feel. but as ktvu's anne ruben explains, a different type of football will be played on the field first. >> reporter: they are getting final practices and counting down the days the san jose earthquakes will kickoff the inaugural year at the new levi's stadium. >> i've never had more ticket requests than for this game. >> reporter: they are selling out the lower bowl, just about 45,000 seats. the idea, to test the stadium's infrastructure that day without taxing the system. today, season ticket holders got a first look inside. >> i want to see the stadium up close and personal! >> this is relieving tension, because everybody is, like, come on, open, open, open! >> reporter: concession workers got some practice, too, and they say they are ready. >> i think e

regular kinds and one lane and like a parade and we are bicycling is empty and it is the same on folsom street as well and i don't know why we have five strong men that could not stop the one bicycle woman in this bar. but i do not blame you because you follow the political buyer and whatever the much mayor like and we follow and that is all that the buyer bought, and i don't blame you because you need to keep that job and you don't want to pay and you want to show in the public of seeing it. and i tell you, that it is very danger in the city but i don't care, because just like 2003, as lee only to the congress woman is saying no, and we are saying, no, and in the iraqi war and it is saying he had in zero and back home, we lose, three and four back in there and everybody can get a house for this money and the same in san francisco and a lot of these, if you remember, 2008, and the plan is called, small muni, and serve it muni and it is like a small car and that happens in san diego now and you can drive it in the car and you can park anywhere and it is owned by whoever it is. they make

new jersey, folsom atlantic county route 322 both ways west of 54 construction blocks the left lane until o'clock in the morning tomorrow so you'll be dealing with that in atlantic county through the day today into the overnight into tomorrow so watch for that one. time for your commuter traffic report which you can be part of when you download the free waze app. we're staying in new jersey. this is mount laurel route 70 showing no problem if you're taking that headed over the ben franklin bridge. you're not going to have an issue. 295 and the new jersey turnpike running smoothly right now if you're headed up north you're looking pretty good out there let's check the weather right now for you and check on any weather related problems and any other seeing them other than the warmth and the humidity. 76 degrees already right now in philadelphia and dewpoints today are going to be over 70 making it feel oppressively humid out there, matt and nydia. >> karen, thank you. >>> a police officer in maryland is under investigation for possibly pushing a driver to the ground. the officer was directi