we have no issues with the stations but the northern - richmond district ku9 off the north end 59 fulton so we're opening up communication between the two we request that perhaps this is a more natural barrier in that enter it is a much relishing. >> i believe the north panhandle september united states information and we'll be presenting this to the meeting on april 8th thank you for that e-mail. >> ms. brown welcome. >> as everyone knows i'm coming here concerning my son audubon society drive in april 14, 2006, the crimes in the neighborhood my son i live in a known northern panhandle district 5 my son was murdered shot 45 times with an semiautomatic gun we have the names of every person that shot my sonata 850 bryan those are not names i'm picking out of a hat those names are the guys that shot my son paris jason thomas arrest hunter and one of them are deceased now but the point we talk about f this i'm still hurting and in pain i'm a mother that is hurting for her son here 17 year-old boy that was ms. short i want to show you what i have left of my son that i have a remember hits de

whether it be a curb cut or a standard one step curb. >> reporter: that's the law but as fran fultons rhetorically what about common courtesy? how about helping your neighbor out, folks with disabilityies and mobility issues need to get to work first thing in the just like you and me. lucy. >> thank you very much bruce. book your fox 29 winter weather authority. that's what bruce's story is all about. what's going on out there. >> exactly much it's going get cold and we got sleet and snow and all kinds of things coming in the next couple of days. >> it lab weather buffet over the next several days. we have that wintry mix tuesday afternoon and evening impacting your evening rush. wednesday it's milder on and off again rain and thursday we could have accumulating heff row wet snow. so crazy weather to talk about over the neck several days. as far as what's happening right now, it's dry and quiet as we look at ultimate doppler. our next system impacting sections of the four corners with a lot of heavy rain and mountain snow and wintry mix advisories have already been issued for our are

jenkintown old york road 611 at baeder road by the fulton bank. camera time in northeast philadelphia. here on 95 it's just a wet road surface although i would watch it on the on and off ramps. no southbound delays yet but you see a little volume starting to build in. and in burlington county on the new jersey turnpike there was a crash already this morning southbound side approaching exit seven for route 206. it's in the car lanes taking out two of those car lanes. so you may see a little slowing. also still have some construction for about another half hour in mansfield township on 68 northbound approaching nade drive. right lane out of commission there. bottom line matt you have to take it easy as you head out this morning. >> thanks matt. >>> let's continue talking about road conditions out there. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in northeast philadelphia. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning matt. to give you an indication of what you're going to see when you walk outside today, this is one of those older snow piles in

still have the one in jenkintown along 611 at baeder road bite fulton bank.big picture traffic light troubles this morning along the roosevelt boulevard. route one at front street. so no cross traffic is allowed there. no delays at this point but speeds not in the 50's, they're in the 40's on the schuylkill expressway. same on 95. southbound by girard. so a little bit slower than normal and we are watching a crash on the new jersey turnpike. southbound side approaching exit seven for route 206. it's in the car lanes blocking a couple of those car lanes. so expect a little slowing there. outside on 42 in bellmawr, camden county, northbound we're seeing a gathering crowd but the conditions here mostly just wet on this wednesday morning. matt and tam. >> all right, thank you matt. >>> so first the rain then the snow. get out those rubber boots. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is in northeast philadelphia. i'm guessing she already has a pair on. she's got more on what's happening outside. good morning annie. >> reporter: good good morning tam. for those pe

same story upper montgomery to woodbine and fulton and -- fulton and howard county and much of frederick county seeing snow and even reports of an inch, inch and a half in the west virginia panhandle the temperatures in the lower to mid 30s there. manassas at 37. even if you get the wet flakes there, the likelihood of that sticking is very low. on the roads anyway. three to six three to even as much as six inches could fall in the blue area north of winchester north of hagerstown. frederick, north toward emmitsburg and garrettsburg, one to possibly three. but it's the higher elevations that are going to see the most snow. the lower elevations will see more melts and mainly grassy surfaces and d.c. baltimore south and east perhaps a trace to a slushy coating but not much more than that. 30s to about 40. andrea, mike, back to you. >>> thank you very much. the snow already falling in areas north and west of the district. >> delia goncalves joins us live from frederick and we saw it landing on what about the streets delia? >> reporter: the streets are looking pretty good. just wetness as we

he would say i went to affect at -- i went to fff, fulton fish market. during world war i, dupont was making money hand over fist with armaments. he was convinced to invest heavily in general motors. dupont mother holding so much stock that he wound up being the president of general motors, and he appointed john j rasckob to general motors. if you oh general motors -- own general motors, you can thank raskob. these all the handwriting on the wall and got out of the stock market. he took his profits and put them in his pocket. the democrats were convinced that with raskob hettinger fundraising -- he was one of those on the other side of the aisle -- they were convinced that big money would come flowing into the coffers with the democratic party. it did not happen. it did not stop raskob from enjoying himself as the germ. -- at the chairman. he thought it was unseemly that he be the chairman of the national democratic party and still be affiliated with general motors. i'm not too paranoid, but i wonder if he had been chairman of the republican party. i don

so-called vision zero projects in the ground and here today to talk about improvements on gere and fulton ironically the two streets people lost their lives in the last two hours makes this real and impervious we're making the improvements and also importing the laws we're joined by the san francisco police department to step up to make sure that when people are traveling around san francisco no matter how are you how are you how their traveling adhere to the laws and it is about education outreach we look to the media to help us get out achievement of vision zero everything has a responsibility anytime you step off a sidewalk go go that in but you automobile or walk that your traveling and aware of our surrounding so we will continue to doing the right thing to make the city save we need everything to do their part so we don't have to start press conferences in the future with press conferences like this we're doing a lot with the leadership from city hall the board of supervisors adopted vision zero policy and mayor ed lee has directed all the departments and exclusive branch of governm

. >> flash news out of fulton county, georgia, right now.there are reports that two people have been shot outside a federal courthouse. >> how did this happen? i just kept saying, how did this happen? >> georgia attorney shoran reid spent almost three years researching the story of this tragic day. she's the author of "waking the sleeping demon: 26 hours of terror in atlanta." >> brian nichols was escorted from the holding cell in the basement of fulton county courthouse by deputy cynthia hall to a holding cell. >> nichols befriends 51-year-old hall, who was assigned to guard him in two previous trials. other deputies offer assistance, but they say deputy hall says she's comfortable enough alone with nichols and declines any help. she brings the 33-year-old defendant to this confined space to change clothes for a retrial in his rape case. hall removes one cuff and turns to remove the other when nichols attacks, violently shoving hall into another cell. >> brian nichols overpowered deputy hall and severely beat her. >> off camera, hall is bru

hope we can exclude that block but both the p extension and the q about effect us we're right at fulton and a baker. >> i'm opposed to this project reefrp was undergoing flawed very flawed as you heard the two meetings held before this omittancely the people were if opposition they were opposed to this it is shocking i shouldn't be surprising sprield but am the entire impact of the community the western edition the life the church and the african-american church community was totally ignored and shocking i need to do something about that (clapping.) i'm wondering because i have a feeling that since the first two meetings are fallen on deaf ears nevertheless if you going god and implement this the people that spoke around a month park it's stupid to have alamo parking what's the heck of a difference they can only park for two hours so permit it like people like me can park there if i have to get a permit that was really, really dumb time and certainly areas to 8:00 p.m. makes no sense 8:00 p.m. one person that talked about i ghetto home from work i want to be there 8:00 p.m. that's stupi

from stamford, connecticut please welcome will fulton!eers and applause] >> i'm ready, terry. >> [laughs] >> i'm ready, terry. >> how you doing? how you doing? >> i'm good, thanks. >> will, your first word was volkswagen? >> it was. >> you love cars. >> i love cars. >> what is your love affair with cars like? >> i don't know. i love everything about them. from the time i was a little kid, the sounds, the smells, the engine noise. i love antique cars. i love classic cars. i love future cars. just everything about cars. >> and how old is the car you're driving now? >> uh, 18 years old. >> wow. >> and it's a very nice car, but i'd like a new nice car. >> you have a classic car. >> i do have a classic car. >> what's your dream car? >> i want a jag. >> oh, yeah. ooh, that's what i'm talking-- with $1 million, i could see you sitting right in it.

western edge of the golden gate park around fulton and great highway. near the beach chalet saw 50 this morning on top of mt. diablo and mount tam. windy at times. mostly sunny. napa west at 20. northwest santa rosa, gusting 22. gusts to 21 at novato. west at 15. southwest 15. 25 plus throughout the delta. sfo gusts oeferser 30 miles -- over 30 miles an hour. i think you get the idea. it's a breezy day. and there is a second system. 6 on the temps -- 60 on the temps. it will not be the case today, the 80s. water temps coming down a tiny bit on the buoys. normal is about 52 there. been above for the longest time. low clouds persisted this morning near the coast and peninsula and south bay. as that system slides south it takes most of its energy with it. there will be another system reinforcing there. that will come in to keep the breeze going. windy, breezy and cooler today. it's still mostly sunny. most of the higher clouds and lower clouds are pushing out. a no out about it cooling trend. take it into wednesday. gusts 30 plus. gusts at the surface. out

so that effort is moving quickly likewise we actually lowered the speed limit on fulton street between arguillo and the great highway and that's just gone into effect where that tragedy crash involving the motorcyclist took place today and we're looking to construct at least 11 miles of new bike treatments whether they be upgrades to bike lanes or new bike lanes or improvements like cycle tracks and the separation, a physical separation of cyclists and traffic has been going on for the last few weeks and many of those cycling corridors are also high crash corridors and also effort to improve reliability and travel time on the busiest muni routes and whenever we build out these corridors we improve sight lines and rearrange the parking on these streets and we were able to create bulb on some of the trickier scene of intersections and will be constructing other pedestrian safety features on streets like mission and stockton and columbus throughout this year as well. so by saying that i hope i give you the sense that we are both integrating the safety spirit of vision zero into all of our

. >> lisa fulton doesn't share caltrans confidence in the bridge. she is a metal and materials scientist and says the bridge could be at risk. >> more concern, more alarm. because any additional stress put on those rods is going to make the cracking problem worse. >> caltrans insisted it is safe. engineers are reviewing a range of data back to 2006. but drivers say with issues piling up, they've got questions and concerns. >> amazing that nobody is watching. >> a lot of issues with it that need to be fixed. but you're concerned. >> i am concerned, yes. >> a bridge spokesperson said it could be one cause or a combination of things. at this point they don't know. they are looking into it. aeb and there is no time line on how long it might take to come up with a conclusion. reporting live on treasure island christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. in the south bay, someone is targeting the chp. someone fired on chp patrol car. it happened last night just after 11: 30 investigators say two officers pulled off a motorist for a traffic stop. that'

the streets near fulton way and near valley medical center are shut down. inmate, carter is an accused molester. he has a tattoo on the left side of the neck that says alice. he was wearing a green shirt, brown pants, a freshly shaved head and goatee. we'll continue to follow this story on air and online at abc 7 news bay area. >>> the second phase of a rare six-way kidney transplant is over tonight. part of a two-day operation involving 12 people. six donors, six recipients in all. abc 7's janet oh has an update on the patient's condition. >> reporter: it's very incredible. the transplants went very well for the six recipients involve and the operation started at 7:30 this morning. it wrapped up a couple of hours ago. the staff said this was the largest operation of its kind on the west coast. surgeons were busy all day yesterday and today but they're happy to say there were no complications. and everyone is doing fine. broussard kicked it off she was inspired after losing loved ones. doctors are hoping more people will become altruistic donors. >> i think

it happened just before 7:00 last night at youth community park on fulton road.nesses say the incident began when the men tried to break up a fight between two women. that fight escalated and ended with the stabbing. witnesses say the attacker ran away. anyone with information is asked to call santa rosa police. >>> will is a growing crisis allons california's coast and marine wildlife scientists are worried. more than 100 sea lion pups have washed up on the beaches since january. national marine scientists think the warmer ocean temperatures around southern california islands where the mothers are giving birth that is pushing food sources like anchovies and sardines further north. volunteers are making several trips a day to rescue the dying pups. >> not good. giverring, convulsing. he is really small. >> the rescue centers are working around the clock on this trying to rehab these pups. hoping to release them back into the wild. >>> good news ballet san jose will keep dancing because of a push. it beat that mark by about $90,000 with the help of a $105,000 gran

robert fulton, the fellow on the left that pioneered the development of the steam boat. of course, several morris, morris code, etc. these famous people appeared on banknotes. fsome people that names may sound familiar but not exactly famous in today's age a lot of scholars will know who robert morse is an important financier from 1781 to 1784. he served as superintendent of finance during the fledgling years of the united states. he was one of only two persons to sign all three founding documents of the united states -- the constitution, the declaration of independence, and the articles of confederation. he was one of pennsylvania's first two senators and the first to use the dollar sign in correspondence. the "s" with the line through it. apparently, this is attributed to morris in correspondence. so mr. morris is a familiar name, perhaps not all that famous. that's what he looks like on banknotes. stephen decatur was a famous admiral, fought in the barbary wars. fought in the war of independence, and he was, he was commander of the uss constitution and several other s

it happened just before 7:00 last night at youth community park on fulton road.eet from pioneer high school. witnesses say the incident began when the men tried to break up a fight between two women. that fight escalated and ended with a stabbing. witnesses say the attacker ran away. anyone with information is asked to call santa rosa police. >>> also new this morning, a lome world war ii veteran is leaving today to attend the commemoration of the bat. iwo jima. about 90 minutes ago, marines in san bruno lined up at sfo for marine private first class dewey dobson and his wife, sheila. dobson was just 18 years old back in 19 when the u.s. landed and eventually captured the island of iwo jima from the japanese. he was wounded in the first wave of the invasion. >> after that, i up jed under a shell hole. mortars kept coming. >> a huge sendoff include uso volunteers are seeing private dodson off and the 70s anniversary commemoration takes place in japan on saturday. >>> a new lower speed limit, it may be coming in marin for a popular trail after big accidents out the

. >> reporter: advocate fran fulton blind since a teenager notes clearing your sidewalk is the the law>> the the law is there but whatever happened to sense of community, kindness, courteous, care for your fellow human being. >> well put, but don't wait until the noon day sun melts the problem away, folks with mobility issues need to get to work first thing in the morning just like you and me. in spring garden i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> coming up a fight on the set of the the new rocky movie. >> what? >> who had to break this up next. >> chris? >> you know this one. >> the material girl yourself. >> i know, man done ace coming to philadelphia the she's bringing her rebel heart tour to the wells fargo center september 24th. guess what that is the same week as the world meeting of families. >> well, she is, madonna. >> she will also make a stop in atlantic city october 3rd on boardwalk hall. ticket will get on sale march 16th. >> that is some odd planning isn't it. >> i would have to agree. >> if you are any musical act, madonna is perhaps what would she be the biggest star in the

this day the anniversary of the incident he held a ceremony at the white house inviting the martin-fulton family and stating that they should take the day to reflect upon the fact that all children's likes matter. well unfortunately, for the president, i am also my parents' child and my life matters as well and for him to make incendiary comments as he did and direct the department of justice to pursue a baseless prosecution, he by far, overstretched, overreached, even broke the law in certain aspects. >> broke the law. did president obama break the law? your reaction? >> i don't know any law that president obama broke in making a statements that he made. look. you are right. i am a lawyer t. first amendment gives george zimmerman the right to makeen any statements he wants to make and each hate speech is protected by the first amendment. what i find curious about his statement is he is attacking obama for making incendiary statements. he is saying this is an act of god or somehow he wanted trayvon martin to be dead. not only is he offending african-americans. he is offending mothers and

fulton county police responded to reports of "shots fired," at a home.e searching for the suspect. a veteran officer was hit in the back of the head. he was rushed to the hospital and he died. police have not released his name. the suspect was also shot. he was alert and conscious and breathing as he was taken to the hospital. >>> new jersey man is facing charges this on after breaching the cockpit of a jetblue plane. it happened early yesterday morning at john f. kennedy airport. the jetblue plane arrived from dominican republic and the 26-year-old passed the alarm rigged door and on to the plane. and more bizarre three was sleeping in the cockpit. this morning the investigation into the breach is ongoing. >> america's heroin problem is getting worse. the national centers for statistics released a report showing deaths for heroin in the united states quadrupled in three years with the biggest jump in the midwest. officials say the data is related to american's growing addiction to painkillers. people hooked on painkillers could switch to heroin because

it begins at 6:30 at the great highway and fulton streets. it winds along the coast and ends at the civic plaza. thousands of people are expected to participate in the race. there are street closers. you are looking at scenes from last year. organizers this year have set a strict 2 1/2 hour time limit for the runners to finish and the roads will reopen at 10:00. so it's good to have it early when the weather is cool because it's really going to heat up today, lisa. >> a little bit cooler this morning than yesterday in spots. that puts san francisco in the low 50s right now. live doppler 7hd tracking fog along the central coast. we will see a few high clouds today streaming by. sunrise is at 7:00. and it sets just before 7:30. so almost 12 hours 30 minutes of day light. and a warmer day today pretty much for everyone. unless you are right along the coast, half moon bay pacifica, point reyes. it will be in the 60s. here's a look from our exploratorium camera where it looks pretty nice. we have fog around half moon bay. 50 oakland, 52 in the cit

came to fulton, missouri.e talked about an iron curtain descending in the center of europe from scandinavia down to the mediterranean. his speech changed history. i'm not saying this is going to be the same thing but speeches matter. we are open democracies. >> will he succeed? >> i believe he has a strong chance. his speech will contain substance. substance that no one has heard before. it will be material that few in congress are aware about. he'll put it on the table and in our political system in israel, we'll discuss it. in the u.s. political system we'll discuss it. the idea that an israeli prime minister come to the u.s. to discuss such an important issue is not odd. >> third time he'll be speaking before congress. >> you have had differences with allies on missile defense, on the war in iraq, and they are open discussions between germany and u.s. and britain and u.s. this is now with israel and the u.s. and we have to tell the truth. we do it from perspective of respect and wanting our alliance to work

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they also lowered the speed limit on fulton avenue from 35 to 30 miles per hour.ground at the community center has tested positive for rabies. now officials are out here. they are handing out the flyers to neighbors in the area about staying away from batsot ground. they want to make sure especially children and pets stay away from any bats on the ground. here in ala meeda county, kron 4 news. >>> nancy snyderman is resigning after the ebola scandal. last year she and her crew were asked to observe the 21 day quarantine, but she didn't. the journalist was seen inside her car outside a local restaurant. she will now be returning to academic medicine. she once worked in san francisco. >>> this comes as we learn another american healthcare worker in africa has tested positive for ebola. tonight that patient is headed back to the united states and will be transferred to maryland to be treated at a special clinic there. officials say the worker came in contact with the virus while volunteering in a ebola treatment unit in sierra leone. >>> here at home, high clouds wil

. >> reporter: advocate fran fulton blind since she was teenager notes clearing your sidewalk is the the law is there but whatever happened to sense of community kindness courteous care for your fellow human being? >> reporter: well put. don't wait till the noon day sun melts the problem away. folks with mobility issues need to get to work first thing in the morning just like you and me me. in spring garden bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> they have no idea what to do. unusual sight in hunting beach california that is not snow covering the sand but it is frozen. it's whole lot of hail. the national weather service captured a time lapse of the storm and you can see how quickly he the hail just blankets the beach. >> i got -- it's actually grapple. >> let's ask the grapple expert. >> it's hail. it was unstable in sections of southern california called a loft for that hail to grow and also fall to the ground an part of that system is going to be impacting us for tuesday. so tuesday morning watch out for black ice acrcross the area. temperatures in the teens and 20s to start. and then by t

. >> reporter: advocate fran fulton blind since she a teenager notes clearing your sidewalk is the law. >> the law is there but whatever happened to sense of community kindness courteous care for your fellow human being? >> reporter: well, put. we're not just talking about wheelchairs. it could be seniors anyone with a walker or a cane. don't let the midday sun melt the problem away. remember folks with mobility issues have to get to work first thing in the morning just like you and me. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, bruce. >>> things are getting back to normal at philadelphia international airport. but it was a long night for some travelers. airlines canceled 40% of yesterday's flights leaving many stranded. the cancellations continued into early this morning. and if you are traveling tonight, you know what to do. you've got to check with your airline before you head on out. weather could interfere with travel plans yet again this week as you just heard but you can track the next round of snow and rain on myfoxphilly.com. just click on that weather tab. >>> we're following d