we thank you for setting up communities across this great city for family and friends who love us by ns who work by daily sharing and especially those in emergency services of this city. we thank you lord for all who hold office and prove to serve others at the heart of what they do. we especially thank you for those in office who hold onto the dignity of their fellow human beings whom they serve. we thank you for strangers who welcome us into their midst, for people from other lands who call us to grow in understanding. we thank you for this day, for life, for opportunity. we thank you for your promise to be with us to be our god. for these blessings we give you thanks. lord, bless our mayor, the honorable edwin lee and his staff. keep him in your love and may saint francis, the patron of this great city watch over and keep him and protect him everyday. we ask this through our christ our lord, amen. [ cheers and applause ] >>supervisor london breed: thank you, father mcbride. next, we will have the presentation of the colors by the san francisco public safety color guard unit followe

we thank you for setting up communities across this great city for family and friends who love us by ns who work by daily sharing and especially those in emergency services of this city. we thank you lord for all who hold office and prove to serve others at the heart of what they do. we especially thank you for those in office who hold onto the dignity of their fellow human beings whom they serve. we thank you for strangers who welcome us into their midst, for people from other lands who call us to grow in understanding. we thank you for this day, for life, for opportunity. we thank you for your promise to be with us to be our god. for these blessings we give you thanks. lord, bless our mayor, the honorable edwin lee and his staff. keep him in your love and may saint francis, the patron of this great city watch over and keep him and protect him everyday. we ask this through our christ our lord, amen. [ cheers and applause ] >>supervisor london breed: thank you, father mcbride. next, we will have the presentation of the colors by the san francisco public safety color guard unit followe

here in the great city of baltimore. the great state of maryland. with some of our colleagues who hail from this great state. and we're going to have a great conference. i'm going to let our members of leadership talk a little more about the substance of the conference. i simply want to say focusing on the theme of our conference united for opportunity, democrats from the house are gathering because we think it's important to let the american people know that 2016 will not be a lost year in the house of representatives or in congress. that if we have anything to do with it, we're going to get a lot of stuff done with the president of the united states and we're ready to work with him. we have assembled at array of phenomenal speakers to talk to us about how we get things done, how we move forward with that mantle of leadership and how we produce. how we deliver for the american people. we have folks like salmon khan, renowned in education. talks about education in the 21st city. we have the president of the organization who will talk about working f

barack obama of the story 2012 once in a great city 2015.whenever we have a writer on we ask about their influences of what they're reading in those types of questions and here is what he had to say. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in a very sexist way because she is right. [laughter] id she has a photo in at least every one of my books and has traveled with me to vietnam. it started how would you like to move to green bay from a the -- for the winter? but we did. every river was a little cottage the day froze we watched it frees in the christmas card that year we were standing by the frozen day in the snow and i have on a cheese head and she had a sign that said help. she was trapped but she was fabulous and has been an important part of every book i have written. >> any advice for authors in this and advice about your writing process? >> lead is a pretty general question. the advice is to write to in to read. i talked about the four legs of the table for my writing process. the first leg describing is go there. were ever there is too absorber the culture and g

we thank you for setting up communities across this great city for family and friends who love us by r companions who work by daily sharing and especially those in emergency services of this city. we thank you lord for all who hold office and prove to serve others at the heart of what they do. we especially thank you for those in office who hold onto the dignity of their fellow human beings whom they serve. we thank you for strangers who welcome us into their midst, for people from other lands who call us to grow in understanding. we thank you for this day, for life, for opportunity. we thank you for your promise to be with us to be our god. for these blessings we give you thanks. lord, bless our mayor, the honorable edwin lee and his staff. keep him in your love and may saint francis, the patron of this great city watch over and keep him and protect him everyday. we ask this through our christ our lord, amen. [ cheers and applause ] >>supervisor london breed: thank you, father mcbride. next, we will have the presentation of the colors by the san francisco public safety color guard un

louis is a great city great sports time been there many times to think the league knows where they're going wherever they want us to play the local play finally here for a kid question of the day always a tough one. >> high on miley and 12 coach kubiak would you ever have them on miller or jd walton and your defenses. we wake up on that's a great thing i don't know if there's anybody who's played as well as von has at this year i'm so proud of him and former aggie to i got a lot of people calling me about him but you're talking about great players across the board and on this lake as a coach you just a fortunate enough to have one and your in your team and what we've got one. have are also want to think a player guest of honor and valor to joining us remember the broncos hosting the steelers to 40 kickoff playoff football and reminder to join us on fox 31 diverters at five men, and nine and 10 go, broncos. the mayor has proclaimed today united in orange day, everybody. hit the news. we are totally celebrating the broncos this weekend. >> there is our man. >> nick has never been better

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prison to get people jobs to raise their families and get people where we need to be this is a great city we will be better if we reduce the violence thank you, rudy and everyone for making sure we'll do this and continue to do this we will be joining next year oakland and doing gun buy backs crime knows no boundary we'll be more successful by embracing this thank you (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee give a hand one more time for mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) i also want to say we're here to eradicate gun violence all of the city one or more gun we can get off the streets is that gun that may save you're life or child's you don't know when the bullet leaves the chamber it does not discriminate no name be 0 the bullet that we can get rid of guns we can i guarantee that one gun that save everybody this this room let's continue to support each other we can agree or sgraur like the mayor said at the end of the day, we'll have each other's back the next person is also is doing an amazing job of stopping the violence in san francisco he is the police chief of san francisco he plays a major

it is called once in a great city. a detroit city. although it detailed the peak in the city, it says signs of a decline were already there. i asked him what inspired him to write the book >> i wasn't expecting to write a book about detroit until the bowl in 2011, during half-time watching the super bowl, and it saw a-- i saw a commercial. first i saw the highway sign that said detroit and that made me pay attention and then all of these iconic images of detroit, the joe illegal use, the-- lewis, heavy weight champ, murals of detroit history, and eminem, walking into the gloryous faction theatre, a black rising, and eimen pointing and saying this is the motor city. this is what we do. i choked up. they were just selling chryslers, but it meant a lot to me t i thought about what it gave america and what i could write >>> you focused on the year, 1963. tell us why. >> this was a period when detroit was booming. there are four main themes or threads of the books. automobiles, music, motown, the sown track of my generation, the labor move

it is a great city. they get a great turnout. i don' t know how it will be saturday when the student start. typically, it is a full house. it is a great atmosphere. jason: this was the scene at gillette stadium on friday, when nearly 70,000 fans turned out to watch the bruins play the canadiens in the annual winter classic. unfortunately, the canadiens cruised to a 5-1 win. matt belesky scored a goal for boston in the third period, avoiding the first ever shutout in winter classic history. tuukka rask made 25 saves, but the defense was just not good enough in front of him. it was bad. >> he made some big saves spirit he was our best player. he made some big saves. he was our best player. we did not play the way we should have in front of him. jason: you probably saw the helmet that bruins goalie tuukka rask wore in yesterday' s game paying tribute to the patriots with a special paint job. but how about montreal goalie mike condon, he, too, wore a specialy designed helmet for the occasion. condon grew up in holliston and is a llif

julie calvert "it's a great city to live, to work, to make movies, to visit. all those things are starting to come together like we've never seen before. once again that was ben katko now, it appears that success will continue. schlotman told ben... that there are three projects coming to queen city fairly soon. while she couldn't elaborate... she did say you will recognize the names involved... quote... "more so than ever." ferdinand sneed from jungle jim's is with us this morning with some beers from the barrel aged beer bash going on today! some things only get better with age. beer, it just so happens, is one of them. join other specialty beer lovers and sample from a collection of rare and limited beverages. expect the unexpected as you walk the floor, encountering beers aged in a wide variety of barrels - whiskey, wine, and surprising and sometimes unpredictable flavors. for event details go to fox 19 now dot com... today, be on the flurries. at longhorn steak like this doesn' t need anything else. just add, anything else. sizzle for $12.99. the new smok

it's almost impossible to believe that san francisco is one of the great cities of the world, one of the top 25 cities in population in the united states, does not have an indoor arena of 12,000 or more. just doesn't have it. so that ends with this announcement, of course, and what we're doing. and now the city will be home to the chase center. > [ applause ] which i assure you, as we assured you, peter and i, five years ago that we would have a championship organization here. i assure you this will be the greatest sports entertainment and convention destination in the world. > [ applause ] >> and to help make that happen, today we are announcing a 20-year naming rights partnership with jamie and jpmorgan chase. very proud to do so. so starting in 2019, the nba champion golden state warriors will play in the chase center. > [ applause ] >> warriors owner talking about the new 20-year naming rights deal with chase manhattan bank. it's going to be called the chase center. what's interesting about that, guys, is that it's not a done deal that the warriors are actually going to play in sa

also want to say, again, thank you to everyone who is been supportive of good health care in our great city. but, today, topping off day is all about these folks up here. i want to say thank you to herero bold, to all of the people that have kept this place safe. i can't wait. i know people want the topping off but i want my invitation to walked the tunnel underneath van ness because that's probably the safest way to get across that. i can't wait for that to happen and, of course i'm celebrating because we don't have to shut down van ness anymore. i want to say the regulations to people who worked on this at this point. it's excited to have this top off. i was a huge thank you to all the workforce because what they've done, not only in getting to this point, is an extraordinary, michael for all the labor, work, and the great work. we get to see it in evidence here but there's another exciting piece of data i want to share with you because it's real san francisco. herero bold has been working with our workforce, all of our labor representatives, our city to make sure we hire as many resident

every time i have seen the energy. >> david, once in a great city, a detroit story, thank you for being was. >> thank you. >> coming up next. the passing of a beloved character actor. a look at the career of abe bagota. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> actor abe bagota died at the age of 94. his roles on screen, stage turned him into a legend, and will not be forgotten. >> reporter: he had a face for the ages, loveable, durable and recognisable. for decades abe bagota made looking old look easy. that is abe bagota at 50 playing the mobster tessio in the godfather. >> can you get me off the hook. for old time's sake. >> i can't do it. >> getting rubbed o

we're a great city we're a world class city in philadelphia but in order to be an even greater city, we have to make sure that our schools are all of our schools are top notch. we've got great magnet schools but all of our schools are not that quality yet. and so people want to be able to help and so the fund allows somebody that has $5, 500, 5,000 or half a million dollars to be able to give. >> reporter: again the big donors their own reception a little while ago. this block party which will one until about 7:30 tonight individuals will be approached for donations and support of any kind. again, every inaugural has its own theme and the theme here tonight is let's help physical schools. mayor kenney obviously looking for help from city council to the degree they can do what they can. he believes he has and probable still have at this point at least very good relationship with city council and so he hopes to be able to do something locally. obviously things still very much in flux out in harrisburg with regard to school funding. the theme is very simple. we'll do what we can to help

city? >> i am being the best leader i can. i'm moving forward. we are doing a great job. >> reporter: he has not been charged or indicted but other city officials have including his finance director. the fbi's case centers around city contracts being steered to the mayor's campaign donors. >> were you involved in steering any contracts to campaign contributors? >> i can't talk about an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: during the state of the city the mayor never mentioned the scandal. >> the state of our city is and continues to be strong. >> reporter: even when asked directly he tried to ignore the questions and pivot to talking points. >> do you fear indictment? >> we got a great city to -- story to tell. we've got a great city, my focus is on the state of the city speech today. >> reporter: the mayor has always denied any involvement in steering city contracts to his contributors, he continues to be steadfast he will stay in office despite calls for his resignation. mitch blacher, "nbc 10 news." >> there's a new push by philadelphia to help residents apply for

it's a great city. but even more importantly and because it's the largest hub for american. the connections are phenomenal out at dallas. with the dallas addition, there will be 20 flights from sioux gateway a week. a three-vehicle accident in buena vista county killed on person last night. the incident happened on highway 71 and 615 st. shortly after 11 p.m. a northdbound vehicle collided with a southbound semi-truck and trailer. vehicle---anthony bruhl was pronouced dead at the scence. the driver of the semi truck was not injured a third vehicle collided with debris from the accident. that driver suffered minor injuries the accident remains under investigation. a rollover crash killed a siouxland teenager this week. it happened yesterday around 7:30 on e54 outside of moorhead. the driver who was 15- years-old said she lost control on black ice and went into the ditch. two passengers weren't wearing seat belts and were thrown from the vehicle. 16-year-old shelby montage was pronounced dead at the scene. the monona county sheriff's office says shelby attended school at west

>> we've got a great city to -- story to tell here. week got a great city, my focus is on the state of the city speech today. >> reporter: during the state of the city address he did talk about diversity in the city as well as reduced crime rate under his administration. the members of the city council were not here to hear it. they boycotted the address, a week after they call forward the mayor to resign. we're live in allentown, mitch blacher, "nbc 10 news." >>> let's talk to first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. some saw snow flurries you say we're in for a warm-up. >> pretty big warm-up. you'll notice it starting on sunday. quite a bit o >> thank you. i want to talk about the school bus accident in gloucester township left 12 students with minor injuries. sky force 10 over the scene. the bus rear ended by an suv. the driver of that vehicle and two young children inside were taken to the hospital. police tell us again their injuries are minor. >> elsewhere afluenza teen couch will remain at a facility until the

city leaders say it's been a long, but exciting process. "one, it's a great destination for siouxlanders that's in our top few, you know just in our destination," said barbara sloniker, executive vice president for the siouxland chamber of commerce. "everybody wants to go to dallas. it's a great city. but even more importantly and because it's the largest hub for american. the connections are phenomenal out at dallas. flights will start going on sale tomorrow. airport represenatati ves say current flights to chicago o'hare are about 80 percent full. so, they expect flights to dallas to draw in large numbers as well. former president bill clinton is campaigning for hillary clinton to tell voters why his wife is the most qualified for president. today, he stopped at morningside college in sioux city to talk to nearly 450 members. bill clinton began campaigning for her last week in new hampshire. now he's making his rounds in iowa. bill clinton called hillary clinton the best changemaker he's ever met. "the reason republicans have been so hard on her for over a

it has a way to go, but the reality is that it's always been a great city and now it's moving forward. forward.why move to the senate? senate?we need more people in washington who know about meeting the needs of people that. knowing chris christie intimately, are you surprized he hasn't caught on more. more. he's been underestimated a lot, we'll see how he'll do. i've been focused on clinon to drive her to the polls. the republican message fails, especially with the venom and divisiveness. divisiveness.what's it like to work with mike lee and rand paul in one of the most polarized times paul - as much as some want to bash the other side, we have to work together. that's one fo the reasons i jumped on hillary's team so quick because i didn't hear her wanted to bash and dstroy. this is what america needs. we need each other and we're at our best when we're not insulting each ohter. we pledge to each other that we are going to be one nation and that is what i yearn for in our leaders. still to come...renewable fuels standards just became one of the biggest issues for one republican front

b-cycle's president says las vegas is a great city for the service, and it will give more transportation options for people downtown. b-cycle already operates in dozens of other cities. ikea is hiring! and it seems like a those wanting to work at the home furnishings super store. " in an addition to a discount to shop at ikea, coworkers get a meal deal they get for $3, lunch and dinner every day. of course medical and dental benefits, and if you work only 20 hours a week, you're eligable for fulltime benefits. " ikea is looking for 300 people to work in sales, customer service, and interior design. it also needs food service workers for the store's restaurant. ikea is being built right off 215 and durango. it opens up this summer. there's a lot of exciting openings this year. plenty of restaurants like wahlburgers, chick-fil-a, and cracker barrell will bring their popular dishes to the valley. "speed vegas", a 100 acre motorsports complex, will open this spring. and of course, the t-mobile arena will welcome crowds in april. believe it or not pool season is just around the corner! clark

reverend franklin leading civil rights rallies a great collection of characters and a vibrant city. >> host: one of the things in your book "opposite in a great city" you talk about that ills not well known is that detroit went full blast for the summer home. >> in yes in 1963 they were the u.s. nominee to get the summer olympics for 1968 and they thought they would get it. four times about that detroit had been the american nominee for the olympics. they had strong connections to the movement and went to germany thinking they would be the choice, and geeow politics got in the way with the soviet union and the third world votes. think about what detroit would have been like had they got the '68 olympics. the year before the riots in detroit disrupted the whole -- the city's whole progress what may have happened if the city leaders had been more sensitive to the problems that were bubbling up. if the olympics had been held in '6 the year of black power that. >> host: bass barry gory and henry toed ii aware of each other in 1963? >> guest: good question. they were completely different w

butt with 'this can be a great city .. it can be a great place to live. to work and play.. but its going to take some work.' public hearings will be held in the coming days. a vote to accept the agreement could come on february 9th. today marks the 30th anniversary of the challenger tragedy. nasa will pay will tribute to the crews of apollo 1 and space during the agency's day of remembrance. seven members of the on the morning of january 28th, 1986, when causing the shuttle challenger to break after launch. struggling with weight is a challenge a lot of us face.. you can spend grueling hours at the gym and eat healthy but still have a hard time shaping up. we'll share a simple secret with you, that overlooking. plus, we'll show you what's setting a handful of schools in washoe county apart from the rest ... and how they're getting national recognition for it. "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda sanchez and lindsey matherly with your hour by hour forecast" wendy's is the latest in a long line of businesses to have

. >> this reminds me how great people are and a great city that we live in that people do care about human needs. >> love hopes to have all the coats distributed in the next two weeks and there's a need for new shoes and high green -- high hygiene products as well. >>> in minnesota, people are freezing their clothes in the yard as ice sculptures. one man laughed at the trend said that he saw some froze den pants and the animal got scared and tried to run away. they're frozen. >> someone literally froze their pants off. >>> from the triangle to the sand hills and everywhere in between, we have coverage of this winter storm. crews coming up in the next half hour. >>> when can we expect to see all of this stuff go away? meteorologist alyssa corfont and kristin ketchell are in the house and tail have the answer -- and they'll have the answers [cough, cough] mike? janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry scratchy thing going on. guess what? it works on his cough too. cough! guess what? i

played out again and again. >> this is congress monica 'er becerra from the great city of i used to live in your district. if a been to your morning coffee. i went to several when you were my representative, so nice to see you again. what brings you to iowa tonight? >> i'm here for the same reason you're here. i care about who will be the next president and i want to make sure we make the right decision. >> we had three candidates on stage tonight. last time you were endorsing secretary clinton. >> absolutely. >> why is that? >> no one is better tested to take on the tough issues and whether it's domestic or foreign no one has proven tough as the way she has and at the end of the day i think she has the values that we need right now for america. she is going to focus on the middle, and up the middle build so we have that economic engine that makes us the country we -- >> tee vent the is iowa brown and black forum. decide they cover the things you wanted to hear? >> it's interesting. that are just brown or black, and what people often make a mistake about is the fact they think that afric

. >> we live in a great city and the people of the city really support law enforcement and that's a really good feeling in today's time. it's really, really nice to know that maybe wants to grow up and be a police officer just like we are. >> a day later colts doesn't feel like playing cops. >> he just wants to be a superhero, which he is. >> not that there's much of a difference in his mind. >> now, as for the stand off, the suspect was arrested wednesday morning. he had barricaded himself in a garage after a bail bondsman tried to serve him with a warrant. >> tracking some snow showers and this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. maybe it's time we finish and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey... oh. elves.. it's practically yours. but we still need nthen drive event. p zero due at signing, p p p p on a new passat now 7 weather with meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> all right. happy new year. dry weekend s

those critical components must continue, have to go forward, but philadelphia is a great city. it's been so good to me and i still have a lot to give back. i say at a nut clushgs you don't have to go home but you have to get out offer. >> do you wish you could have had another turn? >> absolutely. we had the two-term limit for the entiring of our charter. when i won the first time, and hopefully i was thinking if i could get re-elected, i knew clearly the time would be an eight-year limit. i feel good, i'm energized, i care passionately about this, i would like to continue my service but i understand the rules. >> tell me what this transition is like with jim, someone you know for a very long time, old school mate, even. is this someone you say, let's go over this or here are the keys. >> it's really much more in between. first of all, mayor-elect kinney is a very experienced life-long philadelphiaen as well. 23 years, i think it is, on philadelphia city council. our time did certainly overlap. we came in together in 1992 when ed rendell was coming into office at that time. he'

. >> anchor 2: and it is a really great city. they are passing legislation to affect the film makers. we're joined live downtown in las vegas. gerard, all of this translates into revenue and even marketing for las vegas areas the four. >> reporter: you're certainly right about that. because this particular backtrack for our lives seen tonight. it has been in at least a dozen movies from back to the future two, hangover three, casino a course and a number of james bond movies. now, las vegas is not only going to be featured in certain specific scenes, entire found here. >> las vegas has long been a backup of movie and t.v. productions. but lately the city is taking a more front and center position in the industry. case in point, the latest movie in the bourne series starring matt damon currently being filmed right here in las vegas. part of the reason for the city's increased interest state initiatives offering production companies tax breaks if they film here and hire local workers. >> john finally is a former hollywood actor pro

this is a great day for all of us as we begin our second 150 years here in this phenomenal city that we call home. we are delighted that so many of you could join us today. this new hospital, as well as the one we are building down at our st. luke's campus, by the beginning of a whole new era of for healthcare in san francisco. it is taken us a long time to get to this point but were good to be around for many many years as a result of all the hard work being done by the folks back there working on this building. but, before much go much further, i want to note several people further help because without them we would not actually have made it to this day. i'm going to begin with the mayor, who you'll hear from charlotte. mayor ed lee >>[applause] >> the mayor and his staff have been with us on this journey from the very beginning and their support was absolutely critical in formulating this project and getting it to this point. sitting right here in the front row, right within five range is lou tirado. i think everybody the city owes lew a debt of thanks. >>[applause] >> for the wor

city? >> i am being the best leader i possibly can, moving forward, we are doing a great job. >> embattled allentown mayor ed powlouski ignoring calls for resignation even though the fbi is investigating his administration. the annual state of the city address the mayor said the city is strong. mitch blacher was there and asked tough questions before his speech. >> reporter: the mayor talked about diminishing crime. >> the state of our city is and continues to be strong. >> reporter: he spoke of economic growth. >> i have faith, faith in allentown. >> reporter: on stage there was no mention of allegations his administration traded city contracts for campaign contributions, off stage we brought it up. >> were you involved in steering any contracts to campaign contributors? >> i can't talk about an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: the fbi raided his office and charged one official from his administration. >> do you fear an indict snmt. >> we got a great story to tell here. we've got a great city, my focus is on the state of the city speech today. >> also missing was any member of allentown

b-cycle's president says las vegas is a great city for the service, and it will give more transportation options for people downtown. b-cycle already operates in dozens of other cities. number of people coming down with the flu. this is according to a walgreens report. doctors say it's definitely not too late to protect yourself. " you can't really miss your chance, until february or march, so getting a flu shot now is still protective, we're just beginning to see activity go up for 2 influenza (52). " sunrise hospital's chief medical officer jeffrey murawsky says flu season is starting right now in southern nevada. he says the flu shot provides some coverage a few days after you get it... and full coverage in a week. if you get the flu it's important to stay home until your fever passes. chipotle is sharing some of the new rules it will have for its employees... after dozens of people came down with e-coli and norovirus at its restaurants. all of the chipotle restaurants will close on february 8th to discuss health changes. the restaurant will start offering paid sick leave... so employ

it's a great city. but even more importantly and because it's the largest hub for american. the connections are phenomenal out at dallas. not only will that give more options for connecting flights, city leaders say it will also give a big boost to the local economy. "when we're meeting with economic development prospects, it's important for them to be able to get people in and out of a community," said sloniker. "when you want to compete in a global market, you have to have access to the national transportation system." and with the new addition, airport leaders say it's important to show the city's appreciation for the additional service to the area. "we as siouxland residents really need to utilize this service and fill the seats to ensure the continued service," said darrell jesse, of the sioux gateway airport board of trustees. "and quite frankly it's similar to what we've done in chicago the last four years. i think american's experienced very good load factors." airport director mike collett says the current flights to chicago o'hare are about 80 percent full and says

started in 2013 to get the community and talk about the risk we think about earthquake if usual great city you'll see one of the demonstrates we've built the model home and i encourage other episodes we'll be retroactively retrofitting and showing you as property owners to employ you work for the california earthquake authority talk about your role and earthquake shirnls up think the viewers want to know if you're a renter or property owner how the insurance issues. >> i'm the chief mitigation officer or c e a a property line funded pubically managed entity that provides earthquake shiners for one to four units and mobile owners to come down and renters throughout the state of california. >> what make the c e a deft. >> we work with 19 participates the insurer that sells you, your homeowner policy you're not obligated to buy it but you can buy a policy. >> am i covered with homeowners insurance. >> no california homeowners understand their homeowners insurance doesn't cover earthquake they need a separate policy if you're an shiners you can get the earthquake insurance policy. >> so explai

. >> it reminded me of what a great city we live in and >> love hopes to have all the coats distributed in the next two weeks. the need for new shoe ands hygiene products. >>> also, children across the states will have full bellies thanks to a donation from the food bank. part of the store's annual bringing hope to the table campaign. the food banker will be able to distribute 45,000 meals with the money raised in the campaign. >>> the bulls eye of this massive storm washington dc as much as 24 hunches of snow expected there -- inches of snow giving a state of emergency. this was the scene in dc. people stuck on highways for hours. the city and surrounding areas gettings less than an inch of snow but enough to shut down traffic ask cause problems for even the president. hiss motorcade slid across the road trying to get from the air force base to white house. already put on the roads or ready to be put on the roads. dc clouding down the metro and -- closing down the metro and government closing down at noon. working around the clock and say they'll be pouring more brine before the storm

it comes into the great city city states, up through roman law, all through ,he period of recorded history there has been this sanctity, if you will, of the diplomatic premise and the diplomatic mission and its people. articles, iecific would like to refer to three which are primarily involved. of thest is article 22 vienna convention, which holds that diplomatic premises shall be inviolable. let me read specifically from , "thee 22, which states premises of the mission shall be inviolable. agents of the receiving state may not enter them except with the consent of the head of the mission. the receiving state is under a special duty to take all appropriate steps to protect the mission against any intrusion or damage and to prevent any disturbance of the peace of the mission or impairment of its ." nity this means the physical premises in which our mission functions is immune from anyone in the host nation from penetrating that mission. it is not extra tutorial -- extraterritorial. historically, many embassies .ere regarded rather, it is inviolable. persons ination by the host state -- the

prison to get people jobs to raise their families and get people where we need to be this is a great city we will be better if we reduce the violence thank you, rudy and everyone for making sure we'll do this and continue to do this we will be joining next year oakland and doing gun buy backs crime knows no boundary we'll be more successful by embracing this thank you (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee give a hand one more time for mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) i also want to say we're here to eradicate gun violence all of the city one or more gun we can get off the streets is that gun that may save you're life or child's you don't know when the bullet leaves the chamber it does not discriminate no name be 0 the bullet that we can get rid of guns we can i guarantee that one gun that save everybody this this room let's continue to support each other we can agree or sgraur like the mayor said at the end of the day, we'll have each other's back the next person is also is doing an amazing job of stopping the violence in san francisco he is the police chief of san francisco he plays a major

it's a great city. but even more importantly and because it's the largest hub for american. the connections are phenomenal out at dallas. flights will start going on sale tomorrow. with the dallas addition, there will be 20 flights from sioux gateway a week. from the sky to hitting the road. today, the highway 20 association discussed construction updates for transforminghe road from two to four lanes. truck passing by. the work between moville and correctionvil le will continue moving eastward. next month, the holsteinino galva portion of the project will start. late this summer the dot will award the last construction contract from galva to the early area. plus, there will be a detour. starting in late march and going until november traffic will be rerouted to old highway 20 in correctionvil le. the project was put on the fasttrack because of the fuel tax increase. the highway in northwest iowa is be completed at the end of 2018. the big concern this weekend, the weather and dangerous temperatures on the way. meteorologist tj springer joins us now w wth a quick look. windc

we have a great city. my focus on the state of the city speech. >> city council voted for the mayor to resign. he has not been charged or indicted. but other city officials have. >>> from our sister station telemundo 62, a facility used as a federal immigration detention center is losing the state license. the pennsylvania department of human services said it will not renew the license for the residential center in leesport and said it's not a child residential center. advocates are celebrating the decision. >> basically, stating that the state of pennsylvania stands with our community and saying that family detention is wrong. >> the facility's license expires february 21st and advocates expect it to close on that day and only two others day in the country. >>> the state department says 22 e-mails from hillary clinton's private e-mail server were top secret. today is the first time the obama administration has confirmed that. today the state department released the latest group of e-mails when clinton was

. >> when a lot of extra people hit town and want to see a great city like san francisco, that can only be good news for us. all night people snapped photos and video of the progress, happy to be part of history. >> how cool is it to be apart of the super bowl? you don't care about our football. [ laughter ] >> so not an american football fan, but at least he was a good sport about it all. apparently according to one of the security guards keeping tabs on everything, these buildings behind me are supposed to be finished by tomorrow. who knows. there's a lot of work left to do but a lot of work can get done in a 13-hour day. emily turner, kpix 5. >> thank you. and the construction of super bowl city is already proving to be tough on traffic. several streets are closed off and it's just the beginning. andria borba is live with what's promising to be a mess for drivers. >> traffic already started backing up this week. that's the reason why. one of the closures right here in san francisco starting causing traffic to start clog up already. >> reporter: brace yourself. thissome sunday. -- thi

we have a great city. my focus is on the state of the city speech much >> city council has voted unanimously for the mayor to resign. he has not been charged or indicted in this case. >>> the pope's ride hits the auction block in philadelphia. find out how much someone was willing to pay to own the fiat. >>> later a family dog is home again after his owner say he was stolen by a group of people impersonating the spca. >>> still ahead we'll tell you what prompted the theft and who stepped in to bring the pet home. >>> welcome back on this saturday morning. we're off to a cold start. temperatures are in the 20s, wind chills in the teens, single digit in some spots. overall a pretty nice weekend. seasonable today. milder on sunday, warmer during your work week. a live look outside, a look from our cape may camera. we're eight degrees colder in mount pocono. four degrees colder in lancaster and three degrees colder in atlantic city. we're waking up to 20s across the area. 28 in northeast philadelphia. 25 in wi

simply are delighted to be here for this very first consulate that any country has had in iowa, in great city, and it's gotten a lot of awards and recognitions, but this is the first international consulate that we've had here." :01- :17 the consulate is located in the court avenue business suites inside the saddlery building downtown. you'll know it when you see it...the consulate is hanging the kosovo flag outside. des moines police are looking for two men they say robbed a bank early this morning... officers were called to the central bank on university just before nine.. the men were wearing bandanas over their faces.. one of them had a gun. witnesses described the suspects as about 20 years old. police say they're currently reviewing the bank's surveillance video. a rare lobster is made it's way to iowa... one of hy-vee seafood inspectors in ankeny found an orange lobster in one of it's shipments... it's a one in ten million chance to find one... the shipment came in from the cape cod area... this crustaceans won't go into anyd stores... they are looking for home for the lobster they now

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would the prime minister agree with me that the northern power house isn't just about great northern cities, it's also about great northern towns? >> my honorable is absolutely right. >> i think sometimes a plan for northern power house is all about the cities of the north of england, i've used by linking, you also help the rural areas because you're rebalancing the economy an increasing opportunity in the north of our country. >> in 2014 raw response, prime minister said that money will be no object. the cut to fire and rescue service and cut to agency, how do you say the same for the people of york, or is it one rule for his constituents and another for ours in the north? [shouting] >> the point is what we put in place under this government is not funding under 85% of what cancel spend but 100%. what i said absolutely sounds good. [shouting] >> the tv channel set up under the government. they could have used this opportunity for the support of the channel and the commitment to safe guard the funding. >> prime minister. >> i'm happy to do that. it's a very important part of broadcasting st

london's docklands illustrates how, in order to fully experience the energy of a great city, you often need to get out of the historic old town and explore its modern business district.