the following day, the 7th, our team, led by rebecca benecini, and for the giants, fran wells, appeared before the budget over sight committee to explain the plan's structure, and they approved the plan to the full board of supervisors. yesterday, they received a positive recommendation on the project's financing mechanisms, which is vitally important to the project's success, and the project was forwarded to the full board with a recommendation today, cu culminating from 11 years of thoughtful presence and efforts, and thanks to a purposeful and thoughtful discretion of the board commission, the project is before the board of supervisors to hear the final approval. at the second -- the bored's second hearing, the project will occur on final read on the 23rd of february , and then, mayor farrell will have ten days to sign the transaction documents. the team is currently working with state land commission to explain the structure in a firm compliance with state legislation, leading to an april request for state lands commission approval. in may, my team anticipates approval of a major ap

they say fran believes that family is everything and it is important to take care of one another. she also said age, wella number. for all of here at "action news" happy birthday, fran. >>> world news saturday is next here on channel six. be sure to tune in tonight for "action news" at 10 on phl17. then we are back here at six abc at 11:00. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez, we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ >>> welcome to "world news tonight." taking sides? with the white house in turmoil, the president's stunning tweet calling for due process after a second staffer resigns in the face of domestic abuse accusations. the president saying lives are being shattered by, quote, a mere allegation. >>> sheriff's deadly order. the intense highway chase. the newly obtained surveillance footage and body cam audio. the sheriff saying, quote, don't ram him, shoot him, then appears to laugh after the suspect is killed. >>> winter slam. millions in the path tonight. snow, ice and heavy rain. treacherous conditions on the roads. the flood thre

fran. no. welli want to be in the room with you when they call out your name." because she was with me a a couple years ago when we went for "brooklyn." >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> and -- i know. >> jimmy: i know that you -- >> but my mate came with me this time, my friend eileen came with me, so she was my -- my date. >> jimmy: will it make you too emotional if mom's there? >> it probably would have actually. >> jimmy: really? >> because it wasn't until i got off stage and i saw mom on facetime and she was like -- she was bawling her eyes out cause she was so tired. it's about 3:00 a.m. in ireland. [ audience aws ] so she was so tired. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and she had just been, like, tossing back the tea to stay awake -- [ laughter ] for, like, hours and hours and then she was really emotional. >> jimmy: no, i love that because -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was a cool moment. you actually got on stage and did eileen facetime your mom, no? >> no, it was our other friend, barry, who was in the room. >> jim

fran has his squad playing well as of late. second half, temple up that team quitting between three defenders gets the board, lays it in, hooping some harm. temple wins again 73 to 55 and their fifth straight win. >> well, ivy league action, pen looking to stay undefeated in conference play taking on half regards. harvard up, and i man pulls up from the parking lot, he hits deep three, loses. their first lost in conference play. >>> finally other local scores, from around the area, st. joe's beats u-mass 85 to 73. snapping a five game losing streak and lasalle loses st. louis, zero seven to 6,267,899th strayed road lost for the explores, all about joel embiid and those sixers, keep it going. >> they're hot right now, i don't want to jinx it, but fingers crossed. that's going to do it for us for the "fox 29 news" at 10:00. stick around for our special for goodness sake. >> good day philadelphia begins tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. don't miss it. thanks for watching and have a great night. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so many pe

taking on south florida and fran has his squad playing well as of late. temple up 13, quinton rose, gets the board. and lays it in. hoop some harm. temple wins again 73 to 55. they're still straight victory. >> all right. >> sit of winners ladies. >> we like that. we like it. >> be sure to join us tonight. >> better than the alternative. >> that's right. >> be sure to join us tonight at 10:00. the fbi is a warning ahead of valentine day, those on line dating site the person on the other end is not after your heart. what you need to know before making a date tonight at 10:00. that's our news this saturday night. >> your live lottery drawing night. >> your live lottery drawing is next fol new tv, new speakers, netflix. night. >> your live lottery drawing is next fol this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection,

fran's promoter of 11 children , 35 grandchildren, 51 great grandchildren and nine, great, great grandchildren and most of them were at the big party. her family tells us she's matriarch and backbone as wellsay that fran believes that family is everything, and it is important that they take care of one another. also, saying the age is just a number. happy birthday, fran from all of us here at "action news". >>> much more to come on "action news" at 5:00 technology some pet owners are using to make sure that fido not only gets enough exercise but also track his vitals and whereabouts. >>> and also a bakery in montgomery county is cashing on their super bowl bet against a bakery in boston. see how they are using their wings to help local kid. and, the final snow totals make that a new report. >>> the program that encourage s people to slim down for the chance of fattening their wallets. amazon routinely delivers millions upon millions of items, now, it will soon begin making deliveries for other retailers. we will explain. >>> in 30 minutes a flood watch goes in tea affect, rain has been coming down all day and could cause some problems tomorrow. meteorologist melissa magee has our check of

well. >> he's trying to get out. >> sethe rescue operation as a fran frantic mama paces nearby. >> he's teaching his daughter to drive. she's not comfortable behind the wheel. why dad is about to feel the same. >> think this is a friendly mud wrestling match? nope. what had these people mired in trouble. >> and words of wisdom. >> go there, a little edge boyfriend. he got to go. >> the two smart ladies teaching us to trust the process. >> you have in the faith and you have studied. >> yeah. >> there is a whole lot of drama in this video in thailand. we start with mom. that mother elephant is on a plantation about 2:00 in the morning. they can hear a lot of noise. she's in distress because she's a mama. and because this is a plantation, she runs into electric fencing. she's okay but she's stunned for a while. >> it must be serious to floor an elephant. >> they have that around because of the plantation, but look where the bay di is stuck. ten feet down in a well. you can hear its very loud cries trying to get out. >> i thought it was mom making that noise. >> no, it was the baby. took them about three hours to dig a r

well. >> he's trying to get out. >> sethe rescue operation as a fran frantic mama paces nearby. >> he's teaching his daughter to driveot comfortable behind the wheel. why dad is about to feel the same. >> think this is a friendly mud wrestling match? nope. what had these people mired in trouble. >> and words of wisdom. >> go there, a little edge boyfriend. he got to go. >> the two smart ladies teaching us to trust the process. >> you have in the faith and you have studied. >> yeah. >> there is a whole lot of drama in this video in thailand. we start with mom. that mother elephant is on a plantation about 2:00 in the morning. they can hear a lot of noise. she's in distress because she's a mama. and because this is a plantation, she runs into electric fencing. she's okay but she's stunned for a while. >> it must be serious to floor an elephant. >> they have that around because of the plantation, but look where the bay di is stuck. ten feet down in a well. you can hear its very loud cries trying to get out. >> i thought it was mom making that noise. >> no, it was the baby. took them about three hours to dig a ramp for t

investigation and the trials they need to put on, that's going to last well into this year, and probably into next. >> glor: and, fran, quickly, to you before we go here, regarding the indictment, you zeroed in on this. there's an undoifed american listed. >> that's right, jeff. everybody should assume that unidentified american is cooperating with bob mueller, probably has taken a guilty plea-- it may or may not be sealed. and the question is what does that unidentified know about any connection to either political campaign here in the united states, specifically, the trump campaign. >> glor: this was someone believed to be directly helping whoever was in russia. >> that's right, because they wanted them to target if you werele states, the swing states. that's why i say it was quite deliberate, and this individual is key to understanding what other americans may have been involved in this. >> glor: all righ townsend, our national security analyst, and paula reid in washington. ks you. we're going to stay in washington and go to chip reid at the white house. chip, there was white house reaction today to all of this.

it was interesting we only lost one -- well, more than one port 0 john but we lost one jumbotron. some fransp on it and decided to top will it over just a minor thil little thing. the actual end of the parade ended with a care ended with a ceremony and it was exciting for everyone we thought and it was a nice large crowd. we've been told there are varying numbers in how many people and glad to hear your input on that but the actual ceremony at the art museum went off just as we had hoped. a lot of people had asked if we had scripted a couple of those remarks, and no, we did not. and so essentially it was a great team effort. and this is something that you know we have to stress. it's not one person one organization, my colleagues karen homer and my partners karen homer and neal stein yes we were working 16, 18 hours, but so was everyone else. and, you know, constant contact with the managing director's office, with police. and then emergency management. it's what's amazing is behind the scenes as to how this happens. and there were hundreds of people part of the team. ere the second team. fi

fran the cat is doing as it was got a p.d.f. . that's what. you really need. ok when you gonna take me to the money general of those who please. i was. there well once again he's going you're gonna need me to the manager of the zoo. grabber. even knowing this english for orders. english these were. the late john to dash french or french you know french. the in. the at the. the in. the with. the utmost the senior i don't follow good morning doctor something you're going to say good morning this isn't think of calling from day as like tickets of office. i'm good thank you how are you trying thank you i have some good news for you. the technical assistance committee approved your candidacy for membership of the sorry you are officially a c.f. and now. you very much congratulations thank you thank you thank you very much you're you're not really what sort of. a nice surprise i hope. you are might get in. yeah yeah it's been it's been quite a process and. i'm glad it all worked out and that we can officially work together . you're here to work around. well jerusalem's who is going to be your mentor institution so they will be working with you for th

well, if that's okay. so with that, can i invite jack ajack -- jack and fran up. >> the port team represented the project inwhat's before you, and i didn't want to go back over that. you've heard a lot about mission rock over the years and i wanted to make my comments more general to the day, sort of almost like public comment. today represents a very important milestone that simply cannot be underestimated. the journey has been long, and there have been some detours long the way, but we have finally arrived at this very significant moment. this project is the result of a tremendous amount of thoughtful work but many dedicated people spanning more than a decade. first, it involved years of working cooperatively with neighborhood leaders and other stakeholders to formulate the land use plan and address a variety of issues from affordable housing to child care to sea level rise to transportation and so on. second, it involved leadership from mayor ed lee and his staff at the office of economic and workforce development, and a host of other city agencies such as mta, planning, public works, puc, the contract m

fran dunphy's team will face wichita state on thursday a team they've already beaten this season. coach was asked if he has more confidence in his players these days. >> welli think the guys feel better about themselves and so i don't know that it matters what i feel. i think it matters what they feel. and i think they feel good about themselves right now and -- but they also know the importance of this week and this -- and the first game this week being at wichita state they understand how challenging it's going to be. >> temple making a nice late season push. >> they have to win the tournament to get in. >> at least get that conference game. >> eagles star fletcher cox proving he's a champion for children. the defensive tackle visited kids at the nemours alfred i. dupont for children in wilmington today. he teamed up with concordeville subaru to donate money for every sac. the big check totaled $1,625 but it seems the young patients were most excited to meet the super bowl champ in person. ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. tonight, get your longhorn favorites. like our outlaw ribeye, parmesan crusted

>> well -- i mean -- you know, it's a long story. do you have time? >> seth: yeah. >> frand. and so when i met the best friend of my boyfriend i also met his girlfriend who happened to be fran. >> seth: oh, that's fantastic. >> and then we were all living in the north bronx at that time in 1981. and we said, "why don't you guys come to join the enclave in the north bronx? and it will be hip up there." >> seth: yeah. you were recruiting. >> yeah, right. and we successfully -- >> seth: great. >> recruited. so they came up and then we broke upit >> seth: that seems unfair. now they're living in the north bronx with no girlfriends? [ laughter ] >> no. we kicked them out of the north bronx. >> seth: gotcha. >> and we stayed. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> and then we -- i had a bigger apartment. so fran moved in with me. and then fran and i -- then she met joel. and then she hooked up with joel. and then joel kind of was hanging around in the north bronx. and then we all moved to the west village. >> seth: fantastic. [ light laughter ] there you go. >> and it goes on. >> seth: yeah.

fran and no rain from that system. it brought snowfall to the sierras. winds strong today throughout the afternoon and evening as welling and near normal, cause that's the storm that passed through and hovering east of the sierra and utah and colorado. for us, we got cold air behind it and a few clouds out there and see again, those will clear up and temperatures are going to be pretty cool. cool right now in the 30s and 40s. san jose reaching 50 degrees and look at highs today. this is where we should be. where we will be and finally temperatures near normal for february instead of the record breaking warmth. >> it's good. i like warm weather but hey. >> thanks for watching, everybody. remember your next local update at 7:26 and don't forget, cbs this morning will be on talking to our guests. have a great day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, february 12th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." the president will roll out a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan today. but the domestic abuse scandal involving former presidential aide rob porter continues to dog the white house. one of porter's ex

don't care about us, don't care about our well-being, and don't really consider gerdau you the ways in which we heleld -- amy: you only got it when n hano franign on with you? >> yes. it is something we laugh about. her application was approved at a time whehen her score was in e that t is what mattered most. first, for whatevever reason, wt didid not matter at all was the was workinghanako part-time at a grocery store. her most recent pay stub was like $115. i was helping her pay her health insurance because she has such little cash. amy: their broker who turned down rachelle faroul's first location said race played no role in the rejection. philadelphia mortgage advisors' chief opererating officer, j jil quinn, sent a statement to reveal that read in part -- "we treat every applicant equally and promote homeownership throughout our entire lending area." meanwhile, rachelle's loan officer at santander, dennis mcnichol, referred reveal to his company's public affairs department. the bank issued a statement that read in part -- "while we are sympathetic with her situation, we are confident that the loan application was managed fairly."

dodge is still continuing in there as well in the other places ok so this will show and is there in italy in in are as this always been looking at the situation are fran and then moving east towards man beach has this always been fertile ground for a flip or for an allegiance within turkey between the syrian within syria pardon me between the regime and the kurds because turkey has constantly in continually been a low annoyed at the united states over its attitude towards the s.d.s. yes it has and this is clearly the sort of feel that russians have been nosing. for nosing forward or they're looking to find an understanding between turkey and assad whereby assad would re-impose authority over his borders build up his military enough that he can control the borders and provide security to turkey in exchange for airtime on reversing his statement that assad has to go and supporting the syrian free syrian army and other syrian militias that have been fighting against assad that's what russia is trying to do of course the united states wants to remain in northern syria and they're going to become a sticking point. eventually in their speech because the uni

well and heading out to the parade. definitely layer up. others are checking in with temperatures in the 20's, frantingham, 22 in his backyard, john in tabernacle right around 26 where he lives , we have ed in chesterfield at 25. you can see crawling down the list, mid up toker 20's out there lets she you those temperatures across the entire region. 28 degrees right now in philadelphia. twenty-seven wilmington. twenty-eight millville. new receipts talk about the wind chills because, yes, indeed it will feel colder pretty much all day but by 8:00 a.m. 14 is what it will feel like in philadelphia. start of the parade feeling like 21 degrees out there as we head in the ceremony time frame feeling like mid 20's, you will get the picture. feeling like teens and 20's all across the region. here is your super bowl parade forecast 30 degrees but feeling much colder we will see mostly sunny skies, it is a brisk day indeed, ending the parade at art museum 32 degrees, wind chills are in the lower 20's this thursday afternoon. behind that high pressure building in and we will have quite a bit of weather, snow

fran, good morning. what are investigators trying to find out from the shooter? >> well, they want to understand both his mental history. we know that there was this report from video blogger on youtube back in september identifying cruz to the fbi. difficult -- when i say identifying, he identified the comment. he was interviewed. the video blogger asked if he knew him. he said no, he didn't know him. this was reported to youtube and they took it down. it points to a host of issues, john. so for one, we don't think -- when we think of homeland security, we think of terrorism issues. we think of natural disasters. we don't think of school shootings. and, you know, right now when you think of this, you know, we've had -- this is the 18th school shooting this year. last year this time, we had seven. >> should we rethink homeland security? because it sure feels like terrorism to me. it hurts as badly. it's just as terrible. do we need to rethink what homeland security really means? >> i think that's exactly right. imagine for a moment if the shooter had been a muslim. we'd

frans against italy tonight in marseille. paul and i will be back later in the programme, still plenty coming up on six nations sportsday and also round 3 in the women's championship as welloo and they play a little bit later. they are over the road in glasgow. and as we look forward to seeing the u20s here later this evening we will get a glimpse of the next six nations stars due of the england production line. wiggo behind—the—scenes and also seek the sum of paul, james, as well and he is out here warming up, trying to warm up, as you say, behind us. that is all to come on six nations sports davies evening. it isa six nations sports davies evening. it is a very busy day elsewhere, winter olympics and all that, back to the bbc sports centre. john watson is there, no doubt a lot warmer than we are. it is indeed, i have the comfort of the sofa in the in salford this evening. back to 0lly foster shortly. plenty going on in the winter olympics, nearing its conclusion, two days of competition remaining. sadly britain's women's curlers will not get the chance to contest a gold medal as they lost today's semi final to sweden. having won a bronze in sochi four years ago, that's

transportation, as fran describ described, the site design really is focused on a modal hierarchy where it's creating a segment of the bay trail that doesn't exist right now as well as biking and walking connections to strernl parts of the neighborhood. i'll note that the curbs are all designated for loading. there's no on street parking so it's really responding to sort of the very new trends that we're seeing in demands for the curb that we talk about all the time. so two things, one, the site design and the kind of approach that fran described is really documented in the transportation plan, which is one of the documents that's attached to the transportation exhibit of the disposition and development agreement which is before you. and also, it's part of an infrastructure plan which the interagency collaboration agreement really identifies as the -- what shall be built and mta has a role in continuing to review and provide input as designs get more refined and so that's another of the documents before you, so i just wanted to tie those two documents to some of the actions ahead of you. the project also has robust reporting and compliance requirements and there'

well as former chief of staff. have you julia laying out don mcgann's role, white house counsel. but there is someone else involved. fran thompson talked about this this morning. watch. >> does it pass the smell test that either a deputy chief of staff or chief of staff wouldn't know about these problems? >> it is not possible to me. in this case, that office is overseen by deputy chief of staff, joe hagan, who sits next to john kelly. and they would have alerted joe that the deputy chief of staff that there were problems in this investigation. >> matt, you know the white house well. you know where the deputy chief of staff sits in relation to the chief of staff. would deputy chief of staff have known about this in your experience and your view? >> yes. deputy chief of staff as well as general counsel should have immediately been raised to chief of staff. any time have you a security clearance that's lingered this long, particularly on a position as critical as staff secretary who controls all of the paperwork, organized it for the president and spends time there, clearly this should have been raised, should have been l

societies and the least well off, and this is -- i don't think it's a direct result of globalization because i think it is more a question of pock policy -- public policy. i'm a big franof trade but you need a -- trade is a disrupter. the places where you new job-creatinged are often not the same places they will be lost. whether that's geographically or sectorally, so you need in order to have the political acceptablity but in terms of social justice youd in a public, policy, regional policy, government investment in regions which are paidly affected to help them through the transition. perhaps we have done slightly better than nat europe than you have in the united statesment the backlash in europe has been absolutely less than here. the other element social associated with globalization is the issue of immigration and a sense of culture identity which these two things tent to get mixed up. the necks and the issue of cultural identity. for me it's absolutely classic as i said in answer to your first question, it would be an act of enormous self-air. our societies were to kind of seek to close the borders, do less trade, trade is a driver of increased prosperity, bot

temperatures well above freezing, and then 70s in the forecast for the upcoming week, weather watch verse checked in this morning with snowfall totals. still in philadelphia, not about 2 inches of snow. oh, franttingham right around two and a quarter, alan in delran 1.1 inches every snow fell in his backyards. snow in card inning ton, 1 inch, and some of the once i just passed by, john in martins creek, take a look at that number right around seven and a half inches of snow. we take to you live look, now, at cape may, from our camera, montreal inn you can see beautiful, beautiful setting there. however, no snow on the ground but a trace of snow was reported in cape may, other snowfall totals across the region, springtown ship gist under 7 inches, and gilberts gilbertsville around 6 inches, gilbertsville. 4.8 reported. just under 3 inches in newark, mantua right around 2 inches of snow fell. from last night's system. you can see, though, that system long, long gone. only impacting portions of coastal maine right now. but we are dry mid-atlantic, going to tap into tons every sunday shine throughout the day, as well. soap, that sunshine, in addition to the warm temperatures, will really help to

fran tans send. adam schiff has always been pushing back against releasing this. three main reasons. they said welltly for about 10 lines when a very simple thing. that dossier that we're asking the federal judge to allow a surveillance request? well, supplied and paid for by hillary for america. number two, the fbi should have come in adam schiff says i wanted the fbi director to come in and explain himself and elaborate on all of this, he says he didn't. no, that's not true. andrew mccabe testified before and in fact trey gowdy says countless hours. and finally when they said that the footnote, the other one was that this is all they used, they said andrew mccabe was taken out of context when he said when he came out and said i would not have been able to get this fisa request if this -- without the dossier. i don't understand. trey gowdy says no, that's not the case. he said flat out, without the dossier, we don't get the request. they didn't need it, why did they use it? steve: he would not have submitted it without that dossier. ainsley: the problem is they created a narrative to influence the

>> well, i'm very optimistic that we have a bipartisan bill that's moving through the senate. as you know, statutory changes to a law like dude fran disaster in terms of clogging up our financial markets, we need 60 votes in the senate. we have a modest reform bill that is moving through the senate. we passed a more ambitious bill out of the house. that gives us a lot of optimism that we can provide regulatory relief for community financial institutions. >> maria: it should be coming in the coming weeks. good to see you. we'll be right back. oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow"" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> maria: welcome back. a major retailer taking a stand on assault rifles. lauren simonetti has the details. >> lauren: dick's sporting goods, one of the country's largest sports retailers, they say they'll no longer sell assault style weapons. they will not sell high capacity magazines and won't sell any gun to anyone unde