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clean green mechanics as part of workforce and highlight them as part of legislation behind green goals of the city we've always this is something that deb and others and i talked about when she was hired but make sure we create those skill sets that's why commissioner tang and i are excited to introduce this legislation and make a milestone in your opinion particularly the residential development the other reason i know the housing action coalition is here when you build the infrastructure everyone can use is not just the people who are living in market-rate apartments low income units and the below-market rate unit and families that can now say hey in the infrastructure is there it takes away the ain't of considering 100 percent electric vehicle car for their use so the environment goals the climatic change goals it that we have shouldn't be in the way of people's prosperity and progress that is exactly the reason we wanted to make that announcements the way we're doing it in the building that is build out and inviting the residents to buy their mo' magic like 9 unit away from full capacity maybe

patrick's day with a lot of green in the city of philadelphia. a lot of people are out celebrating.ditions are not that bad. temperatures are not dropping much right now. philadelphia 37 down from 45 eight degrees below normal but we made it to 40s. allentown, 38. cape may, 42. wilmington 40. poconos, 24-degrees. satellite and radar showing we started the day with blue skies and sunshine. clouds rolled in, in the afternoon. there is moisture. most of this is missing us to the south. low pressure to chicago meandering over us for a good portion of the weekend. the weather service issued winter weather advisories for the northern and western counties, lancaster, burke, poconos 6:00 a.m. tomorrow through 6:00 a.m. sunday for snow. 8:00, south of philadelphia, rain. north of philadelphia, a bit of a mixing over the city. as we head into the afternoon, temperatures rise to the 40s. it turns to rain showers across the viewing area, still snowing in the pok poconos. on and off snow showers less than an inch. then colder air saturday night into sunday morning, 10:00, change over snow. north

republican party has called on the state attorney general to look into possible election fraud and city's green party says it will sue to toss out the results. >>> also today following three high profile court cases. begin with montsignor william lynne. >>> an appeal hearing is scheduled today in central pennsylvania for former penn state football coach jerry sandusky. prosecute has been hold since late last year. judge residing removed himself from the case. serving a prison sentence for sexually abusing ten boys. >>> man accused of mishandling complaints against sandusky is waiting his fate. jurors resume this morning in the trial of former president graham spaniard. >>> now breaking news overseas. london's counterterrorism chief announced two more significant arrests in connection with this week's terror attacks. yesterday police arrested eight others following a series of raids. five people died in the attack. on wednesday the man responsible plowed his car into people. then stabbed a police officer to death just inside the gates to parliament. >>> 4:34 on this friday. septa riders soon hav

she headed the university city green non-profit. >>> this morning organizers of the candle-light vigil hope they've armed transgender women with information to save their lives. seven transgender people have been murdered in philadelphia since the beginning of the year. last night hundreds gathered at the william way lgbtq community street to raise awareness, mourn the loss and inspire people to take action. >> what can we do, what can i do out there in the crowd to make sure there is one less trans person killed. >>> penn state is calling the conviction of its former president a profound failure of leadership. yesterday a jury convicted graham spannial on one count of child endangerment for mishandling complaints related to the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. penn state says it's strengthening accountability in the wake of the scandal. jerry sandusky is serving a prison sentence for sexually abusing ten boys. he was in court yesterday as the hours are fighting to get him a new trial. the judge didn't make a decision yesterday. his next court hearing will be in may. >>> a philadelphi

card. >> yeah. >> any other public comment eric brooks. >> good evening again eric brooks sf green party/our cityf clean energy advocates. so first just to support and commend you for putting this forward that is crucial and as a green i'll tell you in the just the republicans that are the problem, however, those republicans and republicans lastly are particularly egregious and taking us literally over the edge and so with that said, i'll say yes and glad that commissioner hoyos brought up the issue of not using the word like the asset with the carbon mindset we can trade our environment and make sure that avoid that i want to give you other challenge like that in our verbiage an easy one to fix in back in the first mission administration someone that many of you named frank who is the chief kind of spin administrators for the republicans managed to get it so that president bush and pushed this policy with the republicans and with the presidential administration when we started this discussion about global warming they were concerned that global warming was an alarming term should, god bless and

she headed the university city green not profit. >>> also tonight, a 13-year-old killed in cold blood. it's been two weeks since someone murdered himmed in insi philadelphia restaurant. >> it's right around this time two weeks ago he was in an ambulance on his way to temple university hospital. the teenager died months before his middle school graduation. now we're told a community will gather tomorrow evening at this intersection for a candle light vigil. a teenager's whose memory now live on through photos. >> who you miss most? >> his smile and he eat. >> reporter: relatives can smile looking back at the good times but a few days ago his life was cut short when he was shot inside a chinese restaurant in philadelphia. police are still looking for the killer hoping this surveillance image can break this case open. >> as long as they get limb, that's all i want. >> reporter: we sat down with the teenager's great grandmother and cousin. they told us the family is holding up well. the 13-year-old's funeral was yesterday. >> it's hit the family pretty hard. we stay in connect with each o

we do see the green targeting new york city. that is a blizzard watch. if they change it to a warning we will let you know. that is an area we are concerned for the heaviest note snowfall. there are two low-pressure systems, one into the southeast which is just moving off the coast and eventually will gain energy and head north. one into the upper midwest bringing snow to iowa and wisconsin. these will come together and move toward the northwest, the northeast, excuse me. here's how this comes together. 6:30 p.m. monday, still waiting for its come this direction. this will happen overnight monday into tuesday. that's when the snow falls in the northeast. then it lingers through the day, wrapping up getting into wednesday. here's what i want to show you, this is the interesting one. the pink color, that's 2 feet of snow. i think widespread we are looking at 18 inches of snow and harris, what's really helpful is trying to think of a similar event. here are our record snowfall totals in new york city and we have a recent one, back in january last year we ha

green spaces in our city, the seaside, the rivers, the forests a nd city, the seaside, the rivers, theo see ambitious government action to reverse that. patients is running out. wildlife around the seed should be enhanced by the major strategy and these have nowjoined the chorus to demand it be published for all to see. coming up at six on breakfast — charlie and louise will have all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more on the "potentially perilous" state of policing in england and wales. her majesty's inspectorate of constabulary says a third of forces require improvement and some are putting the public at risk by rationing services. you are watching bbc world news. the top stories: calls forjeff sessions top stories: calls forjeff sessions to resign amid allegations he did not disclose talks he had with the russian ambassador during the election campaign. a formal investigation will separately be started on collusion between russia and the campaign. francois fillon has more problems with an investigation into more fraud. so allegations of potential collusion bet

the city's green party says it will sue to toss out the results. >>> a wisconsin high school early saved the life of a choking classmate. it was all caught on camera. take a look. will olson eating lunch at school and began making signs he was choking. first thought it was a joke. quickly became obvious it was ah maneuver. credits the training he received in a youth training program. >> back in our area, honoring a soldier serving overseas. >> it was quite the welcome home. family, friends, and veterans welcomed army specialist back home last night. it was a surprise for the 24-year-old. >> certainly humbling. especially for the veterans around here. the escort and everybody. it's crazy right now. >> presented him with army flag. it had been on display in the township since he was deployed in the middle east last july. >>> so have you heard? today is national cheesesteak day. sandwich shops want you to celebrate the day with give aways and deals. one of the spots giving away free cheesesteaks. this is a perfect time to weigh in on the great cheesesteak debate. if you have a favorite spot

west valley, ever green and san jose city college have each received $750,000 to get the program off the ground. >> it's not just the tuition, it's books and health fees and transportation. >> reporter: in its first year, 800 students will benefit. some say that number needs to grow. >> thousands of kids are going to be wanting to come. only 800 get funded. we say yes to this and what more can we do. >> reporter: there are 30 programs like this in the state of california and mayor sam liccardo said this is just the beginning. >> we are going to walk before we rin, we are started with 800 students and we are going to expand every year. >> reporter: the next challenge is figuring out how to pay for the program long term. city officials are looking for business and philanthropic partners. >>> coming up, her home was burglarized, now she's speaking out. in a moment, the irreplaceable items taken, including her mother's ashes, and how the police brought a happy ending. >> coming up, where the homeless went after a homeless encampment was disassembled >> we have more coming up on ktvu news

where there is a green space in the cities, the seaside, the rivers, the forest.ivers, the forest. they are run fortunately in decline, we need to see ambitious government action to reverse that. patience is running out. wildlife around the sea should be enhanced by the nature strategy. mps have now joined be enhanced by the nature strategy. mps have nowjoined the chorus to minding for it to be published for all to see. we have and how rodney is coming up for you but first, a look at all of the revenues. good evening, it was a reasonable day for many parts of the uk, a bit breezy but there was pulse of sunshine a bit early on. if you showers towards the northern and western areas, pushing its way into northern ireland. not just western areas, pushing its way into northern ireland. notjust rain, it will be snow over the hills of northern ireland. snow, rain at lower levels. showers become fewer and further between. here it becomes quite cold, held up further south because of this area of cloud and rain moving its weight in. affecting many southern counties. not gre

valleyment same case berks county, starting to see some returns now picking up south and west of the city. green returns, so starting off as a little bit of light rain, wintery mix, wish i was expecting along the i-95 corridor, will quickly change over to all snow, all snow what we are dealing with right now far north and west of the city in and around lehigh, down into allentown, mount pocono. flakes coming down berks county might be contend withing light wintery mix it, will soon change over to all snow for you as well. then again, starting to see some returns, even over the last about 30 minute or so. new castle county, up into delaware county. that will start to spread up into your area, as we head into the next hour. so it could start off as light rain, then we have all of the snow that's going to continue to move it way eastbound, that's going to be the weather story for today. nine the hour, 37 degrees, snow coming down heavy at times, as we head into lunchtime. snow showers, winds start to pick up as we head into the second half of the day, just as the uniform snowfall starts to taper of

valleyment same case berks county, starting to see some returns now picking up south and west of the city. green, so starting

the chicago river was died green. the citye than 45 pounds of the environmentally friendly vegetable dye to color the water t lasts up to about five hours before it just fades away. >> and we've seen our share of windy days lately. but nothing like parts of new england. >> yes, this week in new hampshire officials recorded winds more than 100 miles an hour. take a look. >> can you imagine? scientists battled winds up to 119 miles per hour, one brave soul decided to step outside with a flag to make this video. the observatory located about 130 miles north of boston holds the worlds records for the stronger winds speed, 230-mile per hour gusts were recorded there back in 1934. >> wow back to your fox 29 weather authority now. well, you can see a flag there. it is moving about. but not too bad. here in old city. but even bigger story is that the cold is really bitter and the impending snow that could make a mess out of the start of the work week. meteorologist, monica has a low down on the return of went near big way. >> back and

victor green, a new york city postal worker, created a travel guide called "the negro motorist greenhe collected references from other black letter carriers to create a state-by-state list of accommodations, open to everyone. a.c. howard's parents used green's books each summer to drive from chicago to mississippi. did it get worse the further south you got? >> to tell you the truth, it got worse when you left chicago, you know. >> reporter: in some respects, "the green book" was a survival guide. >> it was. it most definitely was. >> reporter: green published 20,000 copies a year from 1936 until 1967. with the help of "the green book" families like the graves and howards navigated segregated america. >> at least it gave you the feeling when you left your home, that you would not be embarrassed or demoralized by the experiences of the harshness of segregation. >> reporter: a rare copy of "the green book" recently sold for more than $22,000 but for a generation of travelers, the comfort it gave was priceless. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening ne

as part of a tradition dating back to 1962 the chicago river was dyed green as you see there. the city says it takes more than 45 pounds of the environmentally friendly vegetable dye to color the water. it lasts for about five hours before fading away. the green river is a sight that draws hundreds of thousands to the windy city ahead of its famous st. patrick's day parade. with st. patrick's day around the corner folks in oakland got together to fight childhood cancer. it was st. baldrick's day. the annual fundraiser is in its tenth year and depends on folks who are willing to be shaved bald. all to raise money of course. 175 people had signed up. >> it's pretty special to have a group of people come together and -- in a supportive and happy environment to show that question love these kids and we want to do what we can, not just now but for the future. >> the foundation got its start in new york city in 2000 and has spread across the nation here in oakland the group said it hoped to raise $200,000 today bringing its ten-year total to well over $1.5 million. >>> coming up. dozens are

an initiative to help the city go green but also to create public spaces where neighbors can interacth each other. >> it really fosters a sense of community. people who didn't know each other met at these events and are now working together to make the project a success. >> hundreds of french eddies may soon adopt -- cities may soon adopt the concept. french authorities hope it will encounter a similar success and that the project will bloom from a passing trend into a true urban revolution. we're going to talk about is this news. the big news is brexit. day beforen the last theresa may is set to trigger article 50 and british companies are still trying to figure out how to make brexit work for them. marketing products as made in england in the hopes it will interest buyers. >> british companies are betting made in england will help them prosper even if the u.k. moves forward with brexit plans. this brand agree. >> from what i've heard, people were reluctant to buy the product if it does not have made in england. we have had things made in different countries abroad. the more prestigi

victor green, a new york city postal worker, created a travel guide called "the negro motorist greenk." he collected references from other black letter carriers to create a state-by-state list of accommodations, open to everyone. a.c. howard's parents used green's books each summer to drive from chicago to mississippi. did it get worse the further south you got? >> to tell you the truth, it got worse when you left chicago, you know. >> reporter: in some respects, "the green book" was a survival guide. >> it was. it most definitely was. >> reporter: green published 20,000 copies a year from 1936 with the help of "the green book" families like the graves and howards navigated segregated america. >> at least it gave you the feeling when you left your home, that you would not be embarrassed or demoralized by the experiences of the harshness of segregation. >> reporter: a rare copy of "the green book" recently sold for more than $22,000 but for a generation of travelers, the comfort it gave was priceless. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this wed

government forces are now in control of the east of the city, seen here in green, but in the west of ty, is are still very much in control, and there are significant concerns hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped, in particular for those in the old city, which is heavily populated. arab correspondence and cameraman are arab correspondence and cameraman a re close arab correspondence and cameraman are close to the front line, and sent this —— our correspondence and cameraman are close to the front line and sent this report. escaping the battle ground, they are fleeing on foot for western mosul, even those who struggle to walk. cou ntless those who struggle to walk. countless numbers are likely to follow. and imagine if this was all you could bring with you. many waited until the fight came right to their door, like abdul razak. at 76, forced to leave home for the first time in his life. he told us a mortar landed nearbyjust time in his life. he told us a mortar landed nearby just moments before. his ten—year—old grandson and namesake clutching his schoolbag, though his only lesson

city as well. i am proud to be here today. it is part of my family heritage. my son is wearing a green shirt as he should be and it is something i look forward to every year. i want to bring up first someone who has just mentioned and that our counsel general fipple grant. phillip is with irish forn mintry since 1992. prior to appointment here was director for press media relations in the foreign ministry for 4 years. assumed the duty oof counsel general in 2014 and friend and leader in the irish community. so many things happened over the past #2350u years berkeley and otherwise. phillip is a leader in the community and someone we welcome and thank for being here so want to welcome him up. [applause] >> [inaudible] this is a great celebrationment this is the 4th time i have stood here and unfortunately will probably be my last time staning in the row and want to say i feel blessed. i feel blessed for the 4 years i had the honor to represent my country in this great city. i feel blessed for each and every one of you i have met and come to grow to love. what you do is outstanding the su

we leave you now with a look at the chicago river running green today as the city celebrates st.rick's day vallejo.. going viral on social media tonight. >>> new at 6:00, a violent police takedown going viral on social media tonight. what a former police chief said when we showed him the video. >>> you never know what's going to happen. we've heard a lot of stories. but we just thank god. >> wondering in the woods. a missing woman is back home safe tonight. how her dog helped save her life. >>> and an intruder hops the white house fence and makes a break for the door. we learned he is from the bay area. i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. andria borba is live at san jose state where the suspect went to school. andrea? >> reporter: that's why the suspect jonathan tran graduated in 2014, with a major in electrical engineering, last known address was in milpitas. the incident happened last night. jumped the fence at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he made it across the grounds before he was stopped at the south portico. when asked if he had the proper pass to be there he said

card. >> yeah. >> any other public comment eric brooks. >> good evening again eric brooks sf green party/our cityf clean energy advocates. so first just to support and commend you for putting this forward that is crucial and as a green i'll tell you in the just the republicans that are the problem, however, those republicans and republicans lastly are particularly egregious and taking us literally over the edge and so with that said, i'll say yes and glad that commissioner hoyos brought up the issue of not using the word like the asset with the carbon mindset we can trade our environment and make sure that avoid that i want to give you other challenge like that in our verbiage an easy one to fix in back in the first mission administration someone that many of you named frank who is the chief kind of spin administrators for the republicans managed to get it so that president bush and pushed this policy with the republicans and with the presidential administration when we started this discussion about global warming they were concerned that global warming was an alarming term should, god bless and

card. >> yeah. >> any other public comment eric brooks. >> good evening again eric brooks sf green party/our cityf clean energy advocates. so first just to support and commend you for putting this forward that is crucial and as a green i'll tell you in the just the republicans that are the problem, however, those republicans and republicans lastly are particularly egregious and taking us literally over the edge and so with that said, i'll say yes and glad that commissioner hoyos brought up the issue of not using the word like the asset with the carbon mindset we can trade our environment and make sure that avoid that i want to give you other challenge like that in our verbiage an easy one to fix in back in the first mission administration someone that many of you named frank who is the chief kind of spin administrators for the republicans managed to get it so that president bush and pushed this policy with the republicans and with the presidential administration when we started this discussion about global warming they were concerned that global warming was an alarming term should, god bless and

eric butch representing san francisco green party and local grassroots organization our city. i'm going to ask you to refocus and pay attention because i will introduce a more deeper argument than the appellates were able to put forward because of my expertise following the climate crisis. this has to do with green house gas. as you heard from the appellate presenters, there was new information vast new information on both pesticide and green house gas emissions added very late to the document which was then not recirculated for us to put in comment said on it. among the claims in the document is the lewd chris idea that trees stop absorbing carbon after 20 years. i have follow thd climate crisis sthins 80 ptell you the older a tree get the more carbon it sur questers and when you cut down a forest it takes 100, 200, 300 or longer year tooz get back tohad condition where it will reabsorb carbon and become a carbon net carbon sink again. even if as some of even my alis anded the park it department and you folks we replace the trees 3 to 1 and that isn't happening but if we did

victor green, a new york city postal worker, created a travel guide called "the negro motorist "the green book" was a survival guide. >> it was. it most definitely was. >> reporter: green published 20,000 copies a year from 1936 until 1967. with the help of "the green book" families like the graves and howards navigated segregated america. >> at least it gave you the feeling when you left your home, that you would not be embarrassed or demoralized by the experiences of the harshness of segregation. >> reporter: a rare copy of "the green book" recently sold for more than $22,000 but for a generation of travelers, the comfort it gave was priceless. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the jones day law firm overlooking the u.s. capitol, i'm scott pelley. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> president trump set aside some of the fire and brim

the city council is -- repurposed green houses. but no new pot green houses can be built. e city is hoping to boost the area's agriculture industry. the recent flower farms have been hurt by overseas competitors. but some are not -- >> such an idea might alter the image and discourage people from coming into town. >>> he's got students hanging on every syllable. meet the official voice of the national spelling bee and why one of his big jobs is cutting back on the giggles. the cbs bay area spelling bee. the winner will >>> big weekend this weekend. >> yeah. >> this weekend some of our best local spellers are going to face off at the cbs bay area spelling bee. >> the winner will compete in the scripps national spelling bee in washington, d.c. a man who's been described both as the speller's friend and foe. >> [ indiscernible ] >> you cut steel? >> reporter: doctor jacque bailey, the voice of the national spelly bee has served as its official announcer since 2003. >> i enjoy the words. >> reporter: spellers hang on his every syllable. >> is there any other information i can g

san jose city leaders are given the green light to reinvent a troubled park in the downtown area. the city awarded a $1 million contract to give saint james park a new look. the company released an artist rendering of its proposed redesign on the park on north 2nd avenue. saint james park was viewed as the jewel of san jose, but a growing homeless population setback efforts to make it more family friendly. >>> the time is 4:19. a special group of women were honored by the board of supervisors ahead of international -- it's called honoring trailblazer women and laboring in business celebrate women who give back to their community and also support women in business. >> this is our annual event to say thank you to the many tremendous women that are providing the leadership, the guidance and the vision that keeps san francisco moving forward. >> 1996, the san francisco commission and the department on the status of women have been celebrating women's history month with a public ceremony. mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors also join in to recognize the contributions of women in t

they hope with the new green bank in place, more projects like this will help residents all across the city. >> they could only have so much capacity. they could only make so many loans for this type of project. the green bank can do two things. number one, it will provide financing at larger scale and, number two, it should be able to provide financing at much more attractive rates. >> usually the government gives grants and things like that. with the green bank, that money will get paid back. the government is going to take some of the risk and actually the greatest risk is to bring the cost of financing down so these projects can be done all across d.c. >> the district has a goal to reduce greenhouse emissions. most of which come from commercial buildings. >> a lot of our roofs are just, you know, painted dark roofs. and we've got a that can be used like nixon peabody has here for generating solar power, but also to help all of our residents. >> reporter: they hope by creating a green bank, it will encourage more businesses to go green. as for how it will help residents, these solar pane

another flat in the winston green area of the city was raided.ought masood lived there recently. it is now known the car he turned into a weapon was a rental car he had hired in birmingham, at the spring hill branch of enterprise cars. there has been intense police activity all day here in birmingham. with the attacker dead, the focus is on his friends and family, whether they knew about his motivations, his intentions, whether he had any help with the attack on parliament. police have made arrests in a number of different locations. three properties were searched in birmingham, and one one woman was arrested in east london. they have also been searches in brighton and south—east london. the eight have been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. at a house in luton, where it is believed masood lived a few years ago, neighbours described him as a houseproud family man. as far as i'm aware, he had two children at the time he was here. they appeared to be primary school children. he had a people—carrier, and he was loading his child

another flat in the winston green area of the city was raided, as they thought he lived there recentlye car he turned into a weapon was a rental car from birmingham at the spring hill branch of enterprise cars. with the attacker dead, the focus is on his friends and family, whether they knew about his focus and intentions, whether he had any help with the attack on parliament. police have made arrests in a number of different locations. three properties were surged in birmingham with seven people arrested. one woman was arrested in east london. there have also been arrests in these areas. the eight have been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. his neighbours described him as a house proud family man. as far as i am aware, he had two children at the time he was they appeared to be primary schoolchildren. he had a people—carrier and loaded them in to a people—carrier with child seats. but today, so—called islamic state described him very differently. without providing evidence, they said he was one of their soldiers. the police are now attracting khalid masood's movem

another flat in the winston green area of the city was raided, as they thought he lived there recentlye car he turned into a weapon was a rental carfrom birmingham at the spring hill branch of express cars. with the attacker dead, the focus is on his friends and family, whether they knew about his focus and intentions, whether he had any help with the attack on parliament. police have made arrests in a number of different locations. three properties were surged in birmingham with seven people arrested. one woman was arrested in east london. there have also been arrests in these areas. the eight have been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. his neighbours described him as a house proud family man. as far as i am aware, he had two children at the time he was they appeared to be primary schoolchildren. he had a people—carrier and loaded them in to a people—carrier with child seats. but today, so—called islamic state described him very differently. without providing evidence, they said he was one of their soldiers. the police are now attracting khalid masood's movements

government forces are now in control of the east of the city, in a green, but in the west of mosul, heyselre still very much in control and there are concerns for thousands of civilians trapped in particular those in the old city. our correspondent and cameramen close to the front line have sent this report. escaping the battleground and the terrors of the caliphate. fleeing western mosul on foot during a lull in the battle. countless numbers are likely to follow, their life reduced to a few bundles. streets, now liberated, but deserted, many didn't leave until the fight came right to their door, like abdul razsack. at 76, forced to leave home for the first time in his life. he told us a mortar landed nearby, just moments before. his ten—year—old grandson, and name sake, clutching his school bag though his only lessons here were in war. "i'd like to go back to school right this minute", he said. so—called islamic state stopped him going years ago. now back in iraqi hands, for what it's worth, several more neighbourhoods. troops remain watchful. the militants are about a mile away. explosio

. >>> do you have your green on today? cities the country will celebrate irish heritage on this st. patrick's day and roman catholics have the okay to break the no meat on fridays during lent rule. >> archbishop of philadelphia, bishops in camden and wilmington diocese have granted disp dispensation to eat corned beef and cabbage. >> christ the redeemer is lit up in green for the holiday. >>> 28 degrees outside. bill promises it is warm iing u. we'll get to him in a second. first a live look from our kimmel center camera. pretty shot there. it is chilly, though. you can't get around it. >> i see a few green lights out there. bill henley has the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> it's not warming up yet. it is still cooling down at this hour but will be warmer this afternoon. the wind has died down so it's a lot calmer on the schuylkill morning. giving us a nice mirrored view of boathouse row. clear and calm to start with. things are refreezing right now but will be melting during the day. the melting that started yesterday continues with lots of sunshine and temperatur

in san francisco tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san jose city leaders have given the green light to plans to reinvent a troubled park in the downtown area. the city award add $1 million contract to landscape architecture to give them a whole new look. releasing an artist rendering of their propodus redesign park located on north second avenue. once viewed as the jewel of downtown san jose, but a growing homeless population has set back efforts to make it family friendly. >> caitlyn jenner nounses an -- announces an appearance. >>> it is warming up out there as we talked about it earlier. what you can expect for the next couple of days as we move into spring-like weather. >> and a costly commute. we'll tell you about the proposal to increase bart fares. >>> the rule at a new train car has been several months behind schedule. bart has suggested they would have as many as ten new cars, carrying passengers by last december. but testing turned up to be glitches that need to be fixed. they are making progress as they have been testing the new train cars overnight. but their timetable fo

. >> big loss for the organization and for the city of philadelphia dallas green was one of the most beloved figures in phillies history. you name it, he dit. player, coach, manager, scout, farm director, gm, and team president. overall green spent 62 years in baseball and 46 of them with the philadelphia phillies he broke into the business as a pitcher back in 1960 but he is most known for his work as a manager. in 1980 he led phillies to their first ever world series title. he managed with brute strength , a yeller, screamer. players hated him but somehow they all made it work. the phillies released a statement saying we mourn loss of the dallas green. phillies have lost a great man , wonderful friend, our thoughts, prayers are with his family. green survived by his wife of 59 years, four children and five grandchildren. dallas green was 82 years old. coming up later in sports we will hear from one of the dallas former players, the bull, drug lou sin ski. >> wow, the city and team like you said. >> absolutely. >> thanks, don. >>> tonight is the search is on for a clumsy burglar cau

this is it and we need lafco to be on top that have and i am also with the san francisco green party and our city san francisco and we have worked closely with clean action and other environmental justice organizations, on making sure that there is proper clean up of the navy site in the bay view, point and on treasure island and since you probably have seen in the news that revelation vz come out that the contractor was covering up and falsifying data on radiation and toxic chemical clean up. the problem we face and we need lafco to take this up especially since the treasure island authority is a separate agency and it falls under your purview is that when we have spoken for the epa and the department of toxic substances in the bay view hunter's point we are able to get the navy to hold up and transsdperz we have stopped the transfers of the property in the bay view hunter's point, and treasure island is not officially recognized even though it is really dangerous, and toxic ask radioactive. it is not recognized by the federal government as a super fund site. so what epa has said to us that it i

she headed the university city green non-profit. >>> penn state calling the conviction of its formerfound failure of leadership. yesterday a jury convicted graham spanier on one count of child endangerment for mishandling complaints related to the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. penn state says it's strengthening accountability in the wake of the scandal. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60-year prison sentence. he was in court yesterday, his lawyers fighting to get his charges dismissed or to get him a new trial. the judge did not make a decision yesterday. sandusky's next court hearing will be in may. >>> a philadelphia judge cleared the way for prosecutors to retry a former catholic church official over his handling of sex abuse complaints. monsignor william lynn was the first church official convicted. prosecutors say he helped to transfer problem priests. he served three years in prison before his conviction was tossed out over trial errors. >>> 6:36 right now. coming up, the results are in, but new questions about a special election in north philadelphia to fill a state house seat

patrick's day and all things green and all things irish coming up this weekend in the beautiful city of san francisco. there is green on the radar. there's plenty of green. as a matter of fact, pineapple express, hawaii down here, west coast right there but this time, the atmospheric river the pineapple express is going to pour in the north. we'll see a strong ridge of high pressure keeping us mainly dry. but not sunny everywhere. we have filtered sunshine today. we'll continue that trend tomorrow. not going to call it include because the son will work through the clouds -- not going to call it cloudy because the sun will work through the clouds. blue skies return late friday and towards saturday, it's going to be a beautiful weekend. the ridge gets closer. we get warmer. we may see 70s on saturday and sunday. afternoon 5 to 10 degrees warmer than changing. low clouds and fog tomorrow near the water. and rain north through the middle of next week. look at the highs tomorrow. oakland 70 with sunshine. concord 70. san jose 71. san francisco 67. mid-70s santa rosa, napa, saint helena, ca

west valley, ever green and san jose city college have each received $750,000 to get the program off the ground. >> it's not just the tuition, it's books and health fees and transportation. >> reporter: in the first year, 800 students will benefit. some say that number needs to grow. >> thousands will want to come, only 800 will get funded. we want to say yes to this and now do more. >> reporter: mayor sam liccardo said this is just the beginning, he wants to eliminate all financial barriers to college. >> we are starting with 800 students and we are going to expand every year. >> the next challenge is figuring out how to pay for the program long term. they are looking for business and nonprofit partners. >>> berkeley police are asking for the public's help tonight in identifying several people involved in fights during last week's protests. the fights lasted only a few seconds and took place in the middle of crowds. berkeley police arrested 10 people at the scene but they could not safely arrest the people in these photos, they said if you know them, berkeley police want to hear fro

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another flat in the winsome green area of the city was raided. thought that khalid masood lived there recently. it is known that the car he turned into a weapon was a rental car that he hired in birmingham here at enterprice cars. with the attacker dead, the focus is on his friends and family, whether they knew about his motivations, his intentions, whether he had help with the attack on parliament. the police have made arrests in a number of different locations. three properties were searched in birmingham and seven people arrested. one woman was arrested in east london. there have been searches in carmarthenshire, brighton and south—east london. the eight arrested on suspicion of the preparation of terrorist acts. at a house in luton where it is believed that khalid masood lived a few years ago, neighbours described him as a house proud family man. as far as house proud family man. as faras i'm house proud family man. as far as i'm aware he had two children at the time that he was here. they appeared to be primary schoolchildren. he had a peopl

people of this country love their natural environment, whether it's the green spaces in our cities, the decline and we need to see ambitious government action to reverse that. patience is running out. wildlife round the seas should be enhanced by the nature strategy. mps have nowjoined the chorus demanding for it to be published for all to see. roger harrabin, bbc news. celtic has paid tribute to the man known as the lisbon lion, tommy gemmell, who has died aged 73 following a long illness. they've called him a true celtic giant. the former defender scored in the 2—1victory against inter milan in 1967, when celtic became the first british club to win the european cup. when the former prime minister gordon brown and his wife lost their babyjennifer after she was born prematurely at 33 weeks, sarah brown decided to set up a charity to look at ways to help premature babies thrive. now, 15 years later, she says it is very uplifting to discover that the research has helped to save the life of the grandchild of another labour leader, john smith. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports

this is it and we need lafco to be on top that have and i am also with the san francisco green party and our city san francisco and we have worked closely with clean action and other environmental justice organizations, on making sure that there is proper clean up of the navy site in the bay view, point and on treasure island and since you probably have seen in the news that revelation vz come out that the contractor was covering up and falsifying data on radiation and toxic chemical clean up. the problem we face and we need lafco to take this up especially since the treasure island authority is a separate agency and it falls under your purview is that when we have spoken for the epa and the department of toxic substances in the bay view hunter's point we are able to get the navy to hold up and transsdperz we have stopped the transfers of the property in the bay view hunter's point, and treasure island is not officially recognized even though it is really dangerous, and toxic ask radioactive. it is not recognized by the federal government as a super fund site. so what epa has said to us that it i