. >> angie goss news 4. >>> before becoming commander, lieutenant glover was part of twilight 2.s a chance for you to see glover and her team perform. >>> it supplies a community with just about anythg they need but it's also supplying huge opportunities for those battling mental illness. melissa malay introduces us to the employees of upscale resale. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ ♪ >>> it's a store that carries just about anything you can think of. it means just about everything to its employees. we want to take you inside up scale resale a nonprofit dedicated to employing adults with mental illness. news 4 shows us how the store is changing minds. >> reporter: he greets you with a smile. hey, shawn, how are you doing? >> a kind word. >> good to see you. >> reporter: it's been this way for 11 1/2 years. >> this is our electronics section right here. >> that's how long joe has been workin

. >> commissioner president murase superintendent and commissioners my name is neil goss man i was a product of the 70 san francisco unified school district it's been over 40 years since law versus nickels i don't think this district has gotten it right yet we're talking about 40 years where filipinos the beginning of the filipino betsey carmichael education center has tried to teach the bilingual programs we've lacked the services and tools and the resources to really fully teach the program the way it should be i'll give you an example i commend you for adding this round the budget that we're seeing lecture it wasn't there but when we look at the christine wong she spoke but with the law versus nickels one point we're talking about a world language where children are taught a foreign language english language learners at betsy from k through 5 and k through 8 english language learns kids that speak the first language and english as something they're trying to understand so let's try to get it right let's see how we can make that change to have a bio literacy so open the program and

. >> speaking about cable, you have your thought goss ahead. >> i think they can drive on line, and they see that already today where some of these services that never actually made it are the niche comments that never made it. things that didn't fit into the cable, because there wasn't just enough can thrive on that. i am in, depending $200 a month is insane, i still pay for home shopping. we also have barbara i would love to pick my channels 20 or 30 would be just fine. >> probably bad news, for 24 hour news channel, hopefully we will find a way to survive. thank you very much. here is a question that how should cable companies react? cut the cord reduce the prices. people actually want, the own # no crap. we are all for no crap television. how can cable companies compete with this? >> they often have cheaper bundles. they are not heavily promoted. >> they off something is lighter. because they see that's what people want. they find it is a very good option, but if you want to pick your own channels at least right now, it is not that. and if you want to avoided advertisements not all t

able to work here we want to build as much affordable housing here because people prefer to else here goss close to their jobs and middle-income or upper middle-income housing people leaf san francisco because of other factors it is a quality of public schools because of the lack of larger housing so those are things we have to work on to meet those problems what of the also very disappointing was the retail industry record a very low attraction level retail is another leg of the business community we didn't emphasis but people historically come to shop they come for the uniqueness of the product they can go to other areas but see the same stores if you want to go to a really exclusive high-end or valencia or other stores that's a san francisco experience we have 80 be supportive of retail obviously that group feels the climate is not very good for them and the good news was i think remaining the employees is not a problem because people want to be in san francisco there's culture activities there's educational there's health and entertainment activities and it makes a place for people to

pass inside here to lauren mensy, who goss off the glass. terps are up 15.hio state did battle back. kelsey mitchell shot them back in this game. she had a game-high 31 points osu down just two. a little over a minute left four-point maryland lead but kate craft will cut it to one. we have a ballgame now. 3.8 seconds to go. terps lead it by three. long pass to mitchell here puts up the heat but it's no good. how about that? maryland win this one 71- -- 77-74. and terps take the big ten championship in their first seas. >>> george washington facing dayton in the a-10 championship. skip ahead to the second half. dayton leading by one. but jones has been tremendous all season long for the colonials. and that stayed true today. she was on fire. 16 points in the second half. she had 21 for the game. george washington your 2015 atlantic 10 championship 75-62 over their opponent. >>> the nationals taking on the yankees in florida. this one got started right away thanks in large part to michael taylor. first pitch of the game, over a solo shot for the youngster. tay

the train operator, kenneth goss, a 29-year metro veteran in his mid-50s, was released from the hospital. officials say the light rail train pulled away from the station shortly before 10:50 a.m., traveling only half a block before investigators say the driver tried to make an improper left turn. the accident, one of 30 train versus car crashes nationwide in the last two months. part of the problem on this train line in los angeles is that there are no gates or barriers preventing cars from crossing the tracks when the trains are coming. while experts say the number of these types of collisions aren't on the rise, when light rail shares the road in dense urban areas, safety becomes an issue. >> when you have more frequency of crossing a place that is dangerous, there is a higher chance to have an accident. >> reporter: the investigation into this latest crash continues. the trains, back on track, as lingering questions remain. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >>> and authorities looking for help finding a college senior that disappeared friday morning in minneapolis. she was last seen a

she still goss the new cd out. >> revel heart. >> my tears. >> yes, for sure. >> smokey robinson?fitness has come a long way, babe. >> i yes new youtube video gives us a glimpse how routines have evolved. remember the video showing the different hairstyles throughout the years? >> fitness from the three's until now? >> yes. >> take a look at this. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's a cool idea! >> oh! remember the jazz err size on that? >> go girl. >> hello. >> this is great. >> eight's for sure. >> ah, look at those tights. yep. >> remember the lime green outfits? >> ninety's. >> look at the fanny pack's, got to have the fanny pack. >> oh, god. >> oh, 2,000, we got hip. we started wearing sweats. >> what's the big thing now zumba? is this zumb a? >> yes, my daughter jill does this every week end. >> it is fun. >> and what do you do? you've been great shape your whole life and career. >> nice of you to say. did i ever one of those corny craze z, absolutely every single one starting in the 70s with my mom in the living room doing my jane fonda then the 80s doing the jazz err size. >> bill belt a

south africa's cricketer goss into the quarter finals of the world cup on the back of victory, and ading all around performance that field south africa place in the last eight, they then took two to help constable 146 run victory, south africa likely to play sri lanka in the last eight. >> all around good performance. giving us the confidence too to believe that we are better than ever, but still it is -- those games need to be respected and nothing with a great attitude today, and we wanted to win and play a good game, which we did. more bad news for the u.a., they have been suspended by the federation after being accused of holding chanting. that 12 races never really took place, despite results being posted on official websites. two races in january and desks simply had results copied and pasted from other events, they found guilty next year's endurance world champion scheduled for due bay could be in doubt. >> 2013 champion, there's a new overall leader in cycling paris in france after the first stage of the race to the sun. climbing special and his team dominated stage four with

where will republican goss next? a bill from orrin hatch, paul ryan, fred upton and john klein in the house. i get the impression, what you would try to do is preserve subsidies but open up alternative options for the states. how would that work? >> alternatives would be this. states would work out agreement to go across state lines, people have that as options. we still have to deal with the issue providing support for those with chronic illnesses that need premium support. ryan is offering in terms of we can offer some tax credits for that, in those ways. we still will preserve many aspects under age 26 you can stay in the plan. if you have chronic illness you will not be denied insurance. for those to keep in there. what this is set under draft for discussion, a review. we know over last several years we've seen lots of problems emerging with this we want information from the states. i think one of the things come out-of-state hearings as states are specific about this too, they need to be many come to us in con d

"today" show's stephanie the goss is there with the latest. >> scott and laura, i'm right across the bay with the latest, and hours ago we saw that being taken away that is trying to get the air traffic back to normal. you can get a sense from where we are of how much water surrounds laguardia, and this is a notoriously difficult place to land. yesterday, there was wind and snow and fog. one of the things to look at however is just before the plane landed, there were two other plan planes that landed and the breaks were working fine. we spoke to a couple of passengers who were rattled, but calm yesterday and taken by surpri surprise. a lot of them realizing how close this came to being an incredibly deadly tragedy. back to you. >> thank you, stephanie. you can see stephanie's full report coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show. >>> and one report that is going to dredge up painful memories. the sandy hook report. it is by daniel milloy to talk about school safety and gun protection and this is a report that is following the shooting three years ago in newtown, connecticut with a 16-mem

. >> and, then you know you get the great hotel deal, it goss these hidden fees in it?berg will be here in studio 57 with how to fight the extra cost and how one lawsuit trying to stop the practice. news is back in the morning see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> still ahead, david beckham's new ad, not quite what you may think. it is a good one. it will make you laugh. >> that's true. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight right here on cbs-3. be right back. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com >>> good morning. >> hey, good morning everyone, 6:53 actually, looking at from chopper three live over top of the schuylkill expressway, again at anothe

. >> it goss so exciting 6:15, 63 oh, wait, we didn't swap draft picks with him we simply swapped humans. so what do you think about this trade? do you think chip kelly's doing the right thing here, tell us on facebook, instagram, twitter. use the #fox29goodday. now, other news, local dad is under arrest. here we go again. why do we keep doing this, folks? after he allegedly left his son about seven years old while he gambled in a casino. left him in the car. >> yes, police say 32 year old brian bold was inside parx casino last night playing blackjack for three hours while his seven year old was in his car. person walking by heard the boy crying and just yelling for his dad. police took the boy to headquarters then went back and arrested bold who they found, was still sitting at that gaming table. >> playing blackjack wow. >> twenty year old montgomery county woman who went missing friday after abandoning her car on a lie way was found safe. authorities say deidra mackolon found unharmed in philadelphia's kensington section yesterday. police say she hitch hike her way there. they were ab

tonight on "the wonder list questioner or bill weir takes us to the ga lap goss where he found a birdeople don't get to step on this. >> no no people don't get to come here. champion island. >> his name is carl campbell big-hearted in his love for animals, but cold-blooded in what he's willing to do to save them. >> i hear the cheep, the chirp. >> there's one up here. >> look he's right here. >> he's brought me to this tiny haven to look for the one creature that inspired darwin's ideas more than any other. >> what's up buddy? we came a long way to see you. >> the floriana mockingbird. >> he doesn't even seem to mind. >> when darwin came here he collected these guys with a stick. >> just whacked them with a stick? >> whist whacked them with a stick. >> this is didn't know to fear man. >> they didn't know how to fear anything. they don't have predators out here. >> there's maybe 90 left in the word. >> total. this is one of the world's rarest birds. >> bill weir joins me here. i love this episode. i love that your clothes had been tore quarantined. >> amazing. they're so airful. even a

the governor says weakness in asia goss third-largest economy has given the bank room to ease. he cut it by a quarter point. for more, let's get to anna pre-and i year -- anna. this is the second time the governor has acted around this global theme of policy easing. bring us up to speed. >> it is the second out of policy cuts we have seen. he likes to keep everyone on. this comes right on the heels of the big union budget of the first prime minister modi. it now puts us on a trajectory of using at about 7.5% -- that is the benchmark rate at the central bank. the big question is where banks cut rates. india is poised to grow 8.5% for the current year. corporate india has been very skeptical and has been complaining that it remains very high. this comes as a surprise and every economist that bloomberg has surveyed said they do not expect a mid-march cut. one thing that will ease the nerves of empires is the fact that the r.b.i. in the government are finally singing the same tune. the chief economic advisor to the government and the finance minister have reiterated that they are o

stephanie goss is covering this investigation for us. what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning, savannah. robert durst's defense team fought this transfer. this is about an hour always of new orleans. they needed to be closer to their client to talk about the case and he doesn't suffer from any acute medical or mental condition. they are looking for more information against him. plain clothes officers including investigators from los angeles searched his home in houston tuesday. not long after the heir was seen leaving a courthouse with a grin on his face. durst's defense lawyers said they will use a bond hearing to challenge new gun charges and the arrest warrant for capital murder. he denies killing his long time friend susan berman 15 years ago. >> my concern is the warrant issued in california was issued because of a television show. not because of facts. >> the television show hbo's document the jinx generated enormous attention after the conclusion sunday night. durst mumbling to himself in the bathroom. >> i killed them all of course. >> likely

nbc's stephanie goss with more. >> overnight police confirmed that three teenagers have been arrested. one suspect was detained in atlanta with a plane ticket to ja jamaica. this video caught a lot of attention this week. it's difficult to watch. it's actually part of a growing trend. >> reporter: it's front-page news in new york city. the vicious fight at a brooklyn mcdonald's, seen around the world. just after school got out on monday a group of high school girls ganged up on a 15-year-old classmate. the crowd jeers and no one at this point steps in. not even as she lies on the floor getting kicked. the victim was taken to the hospital after 911 was called. now police say she refuses to name her attackers. three teenage have been arrested. two juniors at the high school told me they weren't surprised there was a fight here. they see them a lot. when it happens what do other kids do? >> pull out their phones and run to the fight. >> that's what's so messed up. >> reporter: sadly, videos like these are far too common online. this one got more than 8 million views. one viewer commented

four hours will have the backups for assault on a northbound traffic on the embarcadero also long gossist below hand is making light again. on kristin broad grin. hollywood today live this week we heard about it is done is management taken over social media they say they raise a lot of eyebrows there's one person is filling with the same. she's week on twitter and facebook is not gang of been a good one. >>: i bet we continue gun instagram the first thing seem like in a stamp post became it photoshop sale of the week. they noticed that the door frame behind tracker appeared very warped. it is not the fact that it's fallen shot is that it's a bad photoshop. >>: this will definitely take the warm weather we need the rain. we're not want to get that much. a few high clouds out there will be on the warm side for today. the only difference from yesterday's is that will see a little more cloud cover into the early afternoon. here's another look at the bay bridge looking off to the left. it's a beautiful shot other than the east. we are going to continue on with more sunshine for today. tempe

stephanie goss join us us. good morning. >> reporter: in shackles, handcuffs and orange jump suit he waived his right to an extradition hearing. overnight he was booked on two weapons charges. he was fount with a.38 caliber smith and wesson and a small amount of marijuana. as he sits in jail, an official complaint has been filed accusing him of murdering susan berman in december of 2000. >> get ready to extradite him according to what the court decides. he was a witness she was witness to a crime and killed because was fact. berman was going to be questioned about durst's wife kathleen before she was killed. his lawyer said he will plead not guilty. >> she able to end the rumor and speculation. >> susan knew too much and he wanted to shut her up. >> the author of two books on the susan berman murder said the evidence revealed in a document the jinx is the key. a letter addressed to berman from durst with handwriting and a misspelling telling them where to find the body. >> the only who could have sent it was th

stephanie goss is near the airport with more on it. good morning to you. >> good morning. a few hours ago planes removed the plane so that air traffic can slowly get back to normal here. from our vantage point, you get a good sense of how much water surrounds this airport. it is a notoriously difficult place to land. all of the water has short runways and it gets harder. >> passengers on the delta flight say the landing felt perfectly normal at first. the plane started to skid. >> you can tell people didn't have seatbelts on really tight. >> they made an emergency exit and just how close they had come to tumbling into the water. >> just survived a plane crash. >> the only thing that stopped us was that gate. >> the aircraft had 127 passengers and five crew members randed on the runway in snow and fog. 2/3 of the way down it hit an embankment and a fence. ground crews reported back to the tower. >> that was on the left side. >> police had leaking fuel? >> the ntsb is investigating, looking closely at a number of factors, including weather conditions and managers say the run

nbc's stephanie goss is where he is appearing in court. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. it's extradition hearing and he is expected to waive extradition and being held without bail. law enforcement said they arrested him in the lobby of a marriott where he checked in under an alias and was paying in cash and they caught him mumbling as he walked through the lobby. all of this from the documentary on him and they promised it would be a dramatic conclusion. the 71-year-old is back behind bars this morning arrested in new orleans over the weekend in connection to the murder of long time friend susan berman. he is the suspect of the documentary, the jinx. >> i tell the whole truth. nobody tells the whole truth. >> he examines three crimes. 1982 disappearance of his wife and a 2001 murder in texas for which he stood trial and was acquitted. >> not guilty. >> and the murder he was arrested for late saturday. the show's finale aired hours after news of his arrest came public. in it he was confronted with a dom damning evidence that tied his handwriting to the presumed killer. h

first let's go to stephanie goss in new orleans for us. what can you tell us?: prosecutors revealed that they had him under surveillance in the days leading up to his arrest. monitoring his cell phone which he had stopped using. they may never have found himd if he had not phoned in for voice mail twice in his hotel in new orleans. >> even his lawyer admitted he was unlikely to get bail on the two weapons charges, and he didn't. >> i didn't have any hope at all that the judge would set a bail bond. we are not surprised. >> durst jumped bail in texas in 2001 after being accused of murdering his neighbor and later found not guilty of the charge. in the documentary the jinx he said this about bail. >> goodbye $250,000 and goodbye jail. i'm out. >> on monday prosecutors revealed in detail what police found after durst's arrest. a flesh mask with salt and pepper hair not for trick or treating. the money, mr. $42,000 in the room with another $117,000 waiting to be picked up. a mab of the gulf coast including cuba. not nearly as serious as the charge of murdering a wo

goss david e. scags, kara l. english, linda and omar. william h. campbell mary k.lanagan scott brice, and nate wright signed an agreement not to be a candidate for the office of senator or representative in ordeal debate or resident commissioner to the congress for purpose of the federal election campaign act of 19671 until at least three years until he or she is no longer a member fert board. copies of the signed agreement shall be retained by the office of the clerk as part of the records of the house. signed sincerely karen l. haas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, i will be taking a leave of absence from the house appropriations committee for the remainder of the 114th congress, as you are aware, i was sleggetted by the democratic caucus to serve as the ranking member on the house permanent select committee of intelligence this congress. i intend to return in the future. thank you for your help in this matter. signed by adam b. schiff member of congres