i feel like the builds something moving herement then later on i saw pat gallen's tweet and i thought oh, okay, that's what it was. >> see, pat gallen bringing you the news. >> thanks, trang, appreciate t not the first time an earthquake has rattled our area. you may remember back in august of 2011 a magnitude 5.8 earthquake shook most of the east coast including philadelphia. that earthquake was centered northwest of richmond, virginia, it forced buildings in center city to be evacuated i gout of this one really fast it also shattered some windows on highrise buildings. >> meantime, philadelphia police have now identified the teenager they say was brutally murdered by a man that she met on facebook, authorities say, 15 year old sack rhea mcclane was stabbed more than 50 times before her body was set on fire. she was found tuesday, behind a building on the 200 block of south 49th street. police arrested the alleged killer in this case, coal herring, after his parent turned him in. he's now charged with murder. >> meanwhile, police in bucks county say they found a pick-up truck involve

worse cold that we currently have, and also, even little bit of snow don't the road herement at the moment things are very quiet outside. dow want to take you out first and for most to our live neighborhood network. and that is showing you the school in roswell. you might be asking yourself: where is roswell? this is in georgia. that is snow covering the roof and the lawn in georgia. isn't that amazing? this is about 30 miles north in fact of atlanta. but it just goes to show how broad the stretch has been of the snow. there was more snow currently on the ground, this is your current snow cover, north georgia, than there is in north dakota. just again goes to show you can really see anything happen during any season of any year. now, the current snow cover here is definitely most confined in terms of the highest totals down across south delaware and southern new jersey. but we could potentially see more come tomorrow. specially through the poconos. here is the system in question that's going to drive cold front off to specially the northern counties, so, here's the outlook for tomorrow. on

shery: if we could back up more broadly herement you've got trump talking about healthcare reform, andn you have paul ryan talking about welfare reform. and even in the mix there, mitch mcconnell is talking about or things, like immigration reform. where do you see the picture going for republicans going into 2018? who is going to win snout you can't have all of these things as a top priority going into january. >> yeah, they're going to have to sort this out. there's a big split right now between the conservatives who want to really take on issues like obamacare, issues like shrinking the food stamp program, and shrinking the welfare program and putting in tougher work requirements. this is something that is politically difficult to do with just one party. historically you do this as mitch mcconnell noted last week, historically it's something you do with divided government or with two parties, each sort of jumping off the cliff together. and i don't see any democratic support for these initiatives. and as long as the senate is to narrowly divided, 51-49, with the number of moderate r

dan adams and amy chan of mir's office and community housing or i've been told that they are all herement . we have the department of environment, rich chin, as we consider movinging this forward as a sustainability district. as well as carly payne, jamie parks from m.t.a. and tim chan from bart and i see tim frye from planning historic preservation is here. finally understand that we have sarah minnick from sfpc and lisa fisher overseeing the echo district. i see a lot of members of our south market community here today. thank you so much for attending. i know that the community has been hosting several meetings in terms of its vision for how we like to see the future of our neighborhood move forward as we welcome more office and residential development. so, mr. worthime. >> thank you, supervisors. steve worthime, planning department staff. the first informational hearing was on october 23rd where we talked about the overview of the plan and the job housing benefits. as the supervisor mentioned, i'll be doing the presentation today, but will be joined various members of my colleagues at

thank you so much for being herement we're going to talk to them later but we want to get started withtoo and we've started out as heartwarming story of support but now surrounded in continue controversy. 7-year-old -- controversy. 7-year-old teton jones from tennessee -- keaton jones from tennessee. the video garnered national attention and support but now his mom kimberly is being called racist after photos surfaced of her posing with a confederate flag. a gofundme page also raised around $60,000 has been frozen just to prove that she is in fact the recipient. i goes there was another gofundme page that was started in her name. but it's not really her. so it's all surrounding all of this. and does that -- with do you think? does that -- what do you think? does that take away from the underlying message of all this act the effects of -- about the effects of bullying? >> the kid was bullied it's wrong. it's unfortunate that the mother has done some questionable things in her life. because it's affecting her entire family now. >> yeah. >> remember this is about the kid and supporting hi

and heading closer to the downtown oakland area, no specific issues to tell you about herement maybeusual traffic as people approach the macarthur maze and the toll plaza. speaking of the toll plaza, it is busy this morning. no big issues or problems to tell you about. you're looking at a 20 to 25- minute wait to get on to the span. the time now is 8:03. i will send it back to two of my favorite ladies here at ktvu, pam and gasia. >> thank you, allie. >>> just after midnight in washington, republicans were able to get the massive tax overhaul through the senate. there is a last-minute complication. >> doug luzader has more from capitol hill this morning where congress is back at it again. >> reporter: republicans are celebrating this morning even though they haven't quite crossed the finish line on this. the rules on the senate are strict. and the republican tax plan had some issues. >> the tax cuts and jobs act is passed. >> reporter: with some heckling from the gallery in the wee hours of the morning, vice president mike pence preceded over the tax plan right along party lines. >>