. >> reporter: red bay coffee's financial manager antoine hicks applauds keba's? -- cob every keba's philosophy. -- red bay coffee's financial manager antoine hicks applaud's keba's philosophy. >> i know i'm making a positive impact on my community so i feel great. >> reporter: so for his innovative business model that broadens job opportunities in his community, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to keba konte. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> even though he has been focusing on opportunities for minorities, keba assures us that no applicants are turned away from his company based on race, ethnicity, gender on any other characteristic protected by law. he is hoping to build more coffee box cafes in the future to create even more jobs for oaklanders. nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. ♪[ music ] >>> new at noon, thrill seekers have a new bay area option. check out great america. they will debut the new floorless roller coaster called patriot this weekend. this is a preview. members of the military were on hand for the

hellickson tries to pick off aaron hick at first. hicks comes up short.ph what are you doing it's not a force play you have to tag him. no clue. the phils go owes on to lose three- to opening day april 3rd in cincinnati. local high school basketball action class 2a championship constitution taking on so wickly academy. this one went to overtime. constitution down three. look for the steal. no good. stwicle within the state champion shim. >> the madness continues with four games hopefully as good as last night's matchups that's for sure. i'll give you my pick. let's start off with the east bracket. we head up to madison square garden. baylor and south carolina south carolina with impressive victory over duke last round i'm not going with them in this one. i'm going with baylor. i like baylor to score a ton of points and stretch the floor give me baylor over south carolina. nightcap msg wisconsin and florida no villanova. i don't know what to do. actually i do. wisconsin they roll on. you're talking about one of the better teams in the tournament right now

the evening director hicks evening pres. turman and members of the commission. chief scott members of the public. the dpa has no recent activities to report this evening good that is why you skipped over pres. turman. [laughing] width way to be a team player. [laughing] next item the item 2-c mission reports commission president support commissioners report. >> just by way of commissioners report i did attend the march 7 report to the board of supervisors and deliver some prefer marx before the chiefs remarks some of our more recent activities discussing some of the activities we will be taking on in our specific role in on the commission related but related reforms as and how we will be interacting with the departments in those reforms. other than that, i have no further report. commissioners, do you have anything to report? nothing? >> i will take advantage but i did attend it [inaudible] a 10 meeting with the command staff last friday, i guess and i find it very enlightening good i understand much better some of the issues that are of importance to the depart

the evening director hicks evening pres. turman and members of the commission. chief scott members of the public. the dpa has no recent activities to report this evening good that is why you skipped over pres. turman. [laughing] width way to be a team player. [laughing] next item the item 2-c mission reports commission president support commissioners report. >> just by way of commissioners report i did attend the march 7 report to the board of supervisors and deliver some prefer marx before the chiefs remarks some of our more recent activities discussing some of the activities we will be taking on in our specific role in on the commission related but related reforms as and how we will be interacting with the departments in those reforms. other than that, i have no further report. commissioners, do you have anything to report? nothing? >> i will take advantage but i did attend it [inaudible] a 10 meeting with the command staff last friday, i guess and i find it very enlightening good i understand much better some of the issues that are of importance to the depart

the evening director hicks evening pres. turman and members of the commission. chief scott members of the public. the dpa has no recent activities to report this evening good that is why you skipped over pres. turman. [laughing] width way to be a team player. [laughing] next item the item 2-c mission reports commission president support commissioners report. >> just by way of commissioners report i did attend the march 7 report to the board of supervisors and deliver some prefer marx before the chiefs remarks some of our more recent activities discussing some of the activities we will be taking on in our specific role in on the commission related but related reforms as and how we will be interacting with the departments in those reforms. other than that, i have no further report. commissioners, do you have anything to report? nothing? >> i will take advantage but i did attend it [inaudible] a 10 meeting with the command staff last friday, i guess and i find it very enlightening good i understand much better some of the issues that are of importance to the depart

the evening director hicks evening pres. turman and members of the commission. chief scott members of the public. the dpa has no recent activities to report this evening good that is why you skipped over pres. turman. [laughing] width way to be a team player. [laughing] next item the item 2-c mission reports commission president support commissioners report. >> just by way of commissioners report i did attend the march 7 report to the board of supervisors and deliver some prefer marx before the chiefs remarks some of our more recent activities discussing some of the activities we will be taking on in our specific role in on the commission related but related reforms as and how we will be interacting with the departments in those reforms. other than that, i have no further report. commissioners, do you have anything to report? nothing? >> i will take advantage but i did attend it [inaudible] a 10 meeting with the command staff last friday, i guess and i find it very enlightening good i understand much better some of the issues that are of importance to the depart

welcoming the asian of that chain and the united states ambassador to the united states and honorable hick nick ao nickeyy anyw-- the honorable un states, nikki haley. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> that's amazing. [ applause ] >> ambassador, i think there is a little loop worm, i am not sure what the reception is going thomas hock like. lets pick up where i left off of my introduction of the statement you made following the but until you hear it and you see it, you just can't comprehend how ridiculous it is. [ cheers and applause ] >> so a lot of people here are just getting to know you for the first time. the theme of our conference this year is many voices, one mission, celebrating the diversity of the pro-israel cause. can you talk a little bit about how you started to learn about israel, your affinity for israel? >> well, i am the daughter of indian parents who reminded my brothers, my sisters, and me every day how blessed we were to live in this country. [ applause ] and the truth is i have seen so many similarities between the israeli culture and the indian cult

are you kidding me, hicks was dead meat. tag him! phillies lost 3-2. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a wonderful weekend. >> here's a look at what's happening around the area this weekend. brush off winter and get into spring at the largest orchid show of its kind. the southeastern orchid society will have the show and sale at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks montgomery county from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. to are 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. >>> a march cleanup is slated today from 9:00 a.m. to noon in spring lake at hamilton new jersey, bring gloves and water bottle. dive into the tradition of waffle day, a swedish celebration of taste treats smothered in strawberry jam. you can taste the season at the swedish american historical museum at fdr park admission is $12. >> if you're planning on doing your taxes yourself, a look at the most popular products you can use. >>> changes are on the way for easy pass users along the pennsylvania turnpike, we'll tell you what drivers can expect. >>> plus another check of

hicks was dead meat. tag him. the phillies lost the game 3-2. that's a look at the sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a wonderful weekend. >> this morning, the white house is doing damage control following the failure to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >>> new information from overnight, police in burlington county looking for a gunman after the second shooting in a week in the same area. >>> also questions about whether the homes security systems work are answered. we'll tell you how philadelphia police caught burglar suspects red handed. >>> a pleasant good morning to you, thank you for waking up with us, chris sowers is here to help you plan your weekend. >> reporter: we'll go live on sky6 live hd, very, very mild here today, i know if you're heading to the jersey shore, because of the chilly ocean temperature will be cool right there on the sand. 70s inland. maybe low 60s own the beach if you're lucky. quakertown, 47. pottstown, 47. warrington and levittown, 50 degrees. center city and chester, 52. hammonton,

reuel hicks was murdered in october. desmond cooke's funeral will be held on tuesday. service for colin bipat is set for tomorrow. a new study out this morning finds according to triple a, the city issued more than two-point-seven million traffic and parking citations in 20-16. and those tickets - worth nearly 300 million dollars in revenue. but not all drivers are ponying up the cash. triple a says 125 million dollars worth of tickets went unpaid. the city did still collect more than 163-million in fines. happening today-- it's the end of an era for one of the redskin's divisional rivals. the dallas cowboys will officially cut ties with their longtime quarterback tony romo today. the team made the announcement yesterday. romo missed the start of last season with an injury, and was replaced by rookie quarterback dak prescott. romo, who turns 37 next month, has played all 14 seasons of his nfl career in dallas. we're following developing news about the redskins! e-s-p-n is reporting general manager scott mccloughan is no longer involved in the team's dei the franchise t

hicks was dead meat, tag him. phillies lost the game 3-2.a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a wonderful weekend. >> a montgomery county school celebrated its first hall of fame induction, 21 alum knee upper -- alumnae upper dublin high school were inducted. among the inducteees, a reporter and producer for espn. >> this morning the white house doing damage control following the failure to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >>> new overnight, police in burlington county are looking for a gunman after a second shooting in the same week in the same area. >>> we'll tell you how philadelphia police caught burglar suspects red-handed. >>> outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers. it going to be a nice day today. >> reporter: today will be very, very mild. it will be a warmer day we've seen in quite sometime. i'm standing in a wind breaker, it's nice and mild. tomorrow at the same time i'll be wearing gloves and hat and heavy winter coat. we have another change heading this way. 53 in philadelphia. dover, 56. atlantic

-lo and behold monday morning the first call i got was from hope hicks i and told mr. trump about your fabulous idea, and he would love to see you come up to trump towers a often as you thought. and so one revelation from that is that hope hicks didn't know the man she was working are for and the other one this tells us something about donald trump and that is that if you're willing to write about him, whether it's good, bad or indifferent. he will be there, and that proved to be the case. he was incredibly gracious with his time. gave us more than 25 hours of interviews of the course of the three months we were reporting the book, because we had such short time to do the back we -- there was no way that two people could do justice to a person's life in that amount of time so we put 25 reporters on the book and three or four reporters on each chapter so we had report who witness to atlantic city for six weeks and spend six weeks diving into the casino records and we sent reporters to his ancestral home towns in germany and scotland. we sent reporters to the foreign cap

. >> director hicks informs me that she was last evaluated in 2011. >> it may have been 2012 and i do those plans and he was president mazzucco who signed him. is it appropriate may produce peak little bit? >> sure.. >> director hicks >> i did meet with the then president and vice president of the commission to develop a plan that the plan was discussed in closed session with the entire commission. we altered some provisions of the plan based on the commission's input then i was evaluated on that plan but it has been a while. in the early years, we did it. but it has been sometime. i have been remiss because i did not provide the plan to the department of human resources. so the director. thank you. >> i've asked to clarify director the commission does evaluate the chief on an ongoing basis, especially and we in closed session where we have reviews on decisions to return officers to do the over after other personnel matters. [inaudible/off mic] in closed session we do [cross-talking / off mic] >> i remember a report given to us not an evaluation >> best achieve the specific questions

this is according to hope hicks from the white house.t is where the intrigue leads for the committee. not that you met, but why did you meet and what happened as a result of the meeting? >> that's right. one thing that is worth noting is when jared kushner had the meeting with the banker in question, his company, which he had not yet stepped away from, was looking for additional financial help for one of the overleveraged properties. the white house says there was no discussion of that property or anything related to that meeting. to your point, a meeting on its own is not a big deal. no suggestion he did anything wrong. it is yet another in a series of drip, drips of the questions of the trump team and russia that have been a low grade fever for the white house. >> there you go. what are the broader implications of this for the administration that obviously wants to move on and past this. >> i think that is the big question. the ultimate question is when does this happen? how much tension does this get? what questions does he get asked?

desmond cook and colin by pat died friday in a car crash and caleb horn and ruel hicks pats pass away this school year and families and student and staff organized the vij till to remember classmates and provide comfort to each other. caleb's mother urged students to work for their dreams. >> do it for them. do it for loved ones and family an friends. most importa yourself. they are very tragic losses. stop from achieving your goals. >> all four of the teens who lost their lives this year were seniors. >> hundreds of women hit the street of nace's capitol for a day without a woman protest and also recognize international women's day. several schools in the area were forced to cancel classes because too many teeners and other staffers called out. many had to scramble for childcare. tonight some are question physical teachers that called out did the right thing? >> i think it's important for everyone to realize that tech teachers are tremendously dedicated fwrup of people and that we do teach our children to make important decisions and by being here, we're actually modeling that. >> th

hicks was shot and killed in a parking lot behind a movie theater in october. and another senior, caleb horn also died suddenly last july. students and staff are planning a vigil from 6:00 to 7:00 tonight in the west lake stadium to remember their classmates. >>> well, this was something you'd see in a movie, but it happened at the viesmo take a look at the scene here. prince george's county police say a burglary suspect tried to avoid getting arrested yesterday evening by climbing into the ceiling of the theater. he came down but not before causing a whole lot of damage. officers say every time he moved pieces of the ceiling tiles would fall. the man's name has not been released. >>> as we mentioned you are going to notice some gusts of wind if you're leaving for work soon. >> that's not all though. some of you might see some rain. >> yeah. if you're anywhere up through the district you've been dealing with rain especially along 95. that's quickly going to clear though and todayre mild, sunny and windy. big changes for the weekend. chuck and i are back with a

hicks was dead meat. fillies lose 3-2. >> pitching and defense is the name of the game. we'll bust out and do that. >> reliever patched well and lefthim pumped up. >> it's colder going up north. it got me prepared for the season to say the least. still ahead, high school basketball, why villanova coach dave wright had his eye on this young ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. >> in the ncaa tournament, north carolina and south carolina advance to the elite eight. in hershey, 5a boys championship, galespi headed to nova, 15 points, 10 boards. archbishop wins to capture its first 5a title. once again, he's headed to villanova next season. >> congratulations to all of those kids. finally tonight, talented young athletes hit the ice in delaware county. two teams from the ed foundatio. the tournament continues throughout the weekend. "jimmy kimmel liv

hicks was dead meat. fillies lose 3-2. >> pitching and defense is the name of the game.not hitting as a team. we'll bust out and do that. >> reliever pat pitched well an. >> it's colder going up least. villanova coachh school ,$8d >> in the ncaa tournament, north carolina and south carolina advance to the elite eight. hers championship, galespi headed to oints, 10 boards. archbishop wins to capture its first 5a title. once again, he's headed to villanova next season. >> congratulations to all of those kids. finally tonight, talented young athletes hit the ice in delawarr hockey foundation are competing. the tournament continues throughout the weekend. "jimmy kimmel live" live next for ducis rogers, melissa magee, cecily tynan and the "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> time for an all new show with three viral videos "right this minute." a desperate mother cries out for help. >> she's got a child inside that burning building. >> see the race to get her little boy out alive. >>> a guy exchanges random items on a world trip. >> what a story.

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back with us on the roundtable is lou hick more, michael collins. michael, you look at that story.anks seems to be lining up, . reconcile these two things. >> retail investors are not always a good gauge of foreword looking marketing. they tend to pile in near the end of rallies. i think you are seeing a little bit of that now. i would not be surprised to see continue flows into equity and risky assets as we crest. on the bank side, they were burnt in 2008. i think they are being disciplined. they are seeing small pickups in delinquencies and write offs even ford today noted the residual values on their car loans are starting to come down, used car prices are coming down. they are being more cautious. i think that is a good sign. in past cycles, you have seen the banks go full steam ahead into a crisis and they are pulling back in a timely manner. johnathan: is this the right time for them to be pulling back? is this the right time to be looking at subprime auto loans? >> we've pretty much like credit across the board and certainly we like banks. because of the regulations, banks a

my name is steve hicks, and one of the boatman.a significant chunk of our income. just over 50 cruise ships this year. it is earlyjuly and the isles of scilly are getting ready for a very busy day. did you take this booking? three adults and two children? yeah. two ships coming in today, and it is not a usual day. the harbour master is expected to welcome a large number of passengers. it is all hands on deck. we have 1000 people coming onshore in a morning and they haven't had lunch then it is time to batten down the hatches. how we welcome all these people this morning? i think they're going to have a very nice day here, there is not much wind and it is warm. it is just before 9am and the cruise ships at anchor and it is time to pick up passengers. 100 years ago, scilly boasted a huge pilchard fishing fleet, but today tourism is the archipelago's main industry. welcome to scilly in the sunshine, enjoy your day. the town is filling up. we knew they were coming, as long as we're ready and we can prepare, it is all good. the jewel in

they remembered collin and hicks was shot wind a movie theater in october and cab ebb horne passed awayjuf july. he died from a heart condition. >>> it is now 4:33. developing this morning, two women have stepped forward to be the public face of the scandal shaking the marine corps. the women are among more than two dozen service membs say nude photos were taken of them and secretly posted on a private marine facebook page without their consent. the photos identified the women by name, rank and duty station. >> as a marine corps veteran, i am disheartened and disgusted with this scandal. victim blaming and the excuse that some are giving that boys will be boys needs to stop. >> the marine corps commendant called the alleged behavior demeaning and degrading. at least one senator is asking for a congressional investigation into the scandal. >>> today on capitol hill, republican lawmakers are trying to convince members of their own party to vote for this new health care bill. .this is something lawmakers promised voters would happen during president trump's first 100 days. >> edward lawren

. >> reporter: and then there's 18-year-old reuel hicks shot behind a movie theater and died five months ago. >> sad that it happened so soon, but everything happens for a reason, and i trust in god. >> reporter: horn is the fourth student to pass away. his mother says he died from a heart condition she unselfishly offers love and support to other mothers who lost their sons. >> i want to send my families. i have been praying for each one of you. >> reporter: tonight, we learned the school is providing grief counselors for the students and staff. news 4. >>> and intersection near walt whitman high school has seen many crashes include ag deadly accident that killed three members of one family last year. now community members want to see significant safety improvements at river road near brayburn parkway, the back entrance, and crews began adding restrictions and overhead flashers last august, but residents said that's not enough. >> in no way adequately addresses the full set of concerns that the community has about how hazardous the existing intersection is. >> a safety improvement projt

hicks was shot and killed in a parking lot behind a movie theater in october and another senior, caleb horn died students and staff are planning a vigil from 6:00 to 7:00 tonight in the west lake stadium to remember their classmates. >>> this was something you'd see in a movie but it actually happened at the movie. take a look. prince george's county police say a burglary suspect tried to avoid getting arrested yesterday evening by climbing into the ceiling of the amc theater in beltway plaza. eventually he came down, but not before doing a whole lot of damage. officers say every time he moved, pieces of the ceiling tiles would fall. the man's name has not been released. >>> all right. it's 4:36. we want to get another check on your weather and traffic. >> let's start with chuck and sheena. prettwarm, actually coming out of the house this morning. >> it is. it's warm and windy and rainy. >> the mild weather is here for now, but oh, i -- you know, do we dare use the s word? >> no, we won't use it yet but it is in the forecast a litt there's a little bit in the forecast. of course we'll

hundreds gathered tonight to mourn the four seniors who died this year from a clas a butt el took ruelle hicks' life in october. his girlfriend will give birth to his son in june. >> he wouldn't want y'all to be upset or crying. he would want y'all to move on and get a check as they say. >> reporter: there was little hope in stopping the tears of the friends of colin bipat and desmond cooke, killed friday in a car ax. neither of their families spoke, their pain is still too raw. >> he was never sad or down. >> reporter: makayla considered bipat a good friend. >> the fact i'm not seeing him anymore hurts me, and it really doesn't make me want to come to school because i don't see him. ♪ i'll tell you all about it when i see you again ♪ >> reporter: but tonight their teachers, their parents and friends are all urging the students to keep coming back, only in that could they pass this test that no high school student should have to face. ♪ when i see you again. >> reporter: in waldorf, maryland, garrett haake, wusa 9. >> tough story. >>> women across the country stayed home from work, wore red, j

but we're going to start with much of the nation bracing for what's shaping up to be a hick blizzard >> two powerful storm systems on a collision course over the ohio valley with one system moving east from the midwest, the other heading north along the east coast. they're set to combine into a monster nor'easter taking aim on more than 60 million americans in the northeast. >> let's seats how things are morning hour. live shot of new york's times square. there is a little bit of precipitation that is coming down. but the city is expected to get socked with up to a foot and a half of snow. >> here's what it looks like in washington, d.c. that's the capitol building all lit up, expected to get at least half a foot of snow. >> many schools are closed all around the d.c. area. that system coming out of the midwest has already dumped more than a foot of snow across many hears giving chicago its first major snowfall since december. >> it looks pretty from inside. >> yeah. >> but you don't really want to go outside. >> no. >> also on that note as you can imagine traveling is coming to an a

boom on the way quick spin mckuen them to try to allocate credit but that companies are propped up of hicks periods but the fed has no credit to increase. and those said kennedy's in tuesday economy in kennelly increase that m&a act to fight aggressively in factive fights the recovery because it is instantaneously misallocating the resources that would be pushed to a higher use usually to what has already failed to the detriment. so to monitor it is a more limited view of with the federal reserve should do. are giving it should control the money supply and a set and to be most associated with this view to explosively cannot promote it is basic money-supply is never a problem on the veryim best did their to unproductive people for such as they are a magnet for credit to obtain the creditfailt so imagine a city that is suffering economic problemssinel like baltimore and maryland. because the fed believes it can stimulate economic growth with the monetary policies and then agenda of then decides to stimulate baltimore and proceeds to buy a of treasuries from the banks to increase the funds. su

discovered the body of an unidentified person along railroad tracks, "eyewitness news" which is his a hick on and ruffner. police responded to the scene about 4:00 this afternoon, and right now there is no word on how the person died or the circumstances surrounding the death. >> also tonight we do continue to follow developments out of old city philadelphia where 20 more bodies were recovered at construction site near the betsy ross house. "eyewitness news" first told you about this discovery on thursday. dozens of coffins were unearthed on arch street between second and third street. now researchers from rutgers university are analyzing the remains including the bodies discovered today. at least three dozen wooden coffins have already been found at the site from the first baptist church burial grounds. >> and folks in one neighborhood in west philadelphia had their weekend interrupted by fire and smoke as a warehouse went up in flames at 62nd and arch. at least eight homes were evacuated as philadelphia firefighters battled this blaze. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up wit

for the team, dan hicks saying so long.dustin johnson wins again. generation of philanthropists by the work that you're doing, maybe get them to give back this way you're giving back? john: well, we think it's important to give back, not--you know, we kind of focus the majority of our giving to silicon valley because that's where our business was successful. but we also think it's important to give back to those institutions that kind of shaped our lives. in my case, i graduated from santa clara back in 1960. my son and his deceased wife graduated 1983. my daughter sheri got her master's degree there in the '90s. my grandchildren graduated 5 or 6 years ago, so we got quite a long history of sobratos that have attended santa clara university, so we just think, you know, it's important to give back to that institution that has shaped our lives, jesuit values. damian: sure, and so, that leads me to the cristo rey, your participation with cristo rey, and the other organizations and agencies and institutions in this valley. soci

. >> locks hick we'll have to wait a long time. the next seven days really don't get our 30s.poiler alert for that seven day forecast. 36 degrees right now in philadelphia. you can see those normal westerly winds picking someone speed at about 15 miles an hour. making it feel more like we're into the upper 20s. so here's the wind chill across the region. if you are stepping outdoors for tonight maybe heading out to dinner make sure to bundle up it feels like 21 in pottstown and in allentown we're at 21. it also feels like 25 degrees in wildwood. notice these wind particles you can see them really kind of screaming out of the northwest. and that's the direction bringing in that colder air and also bringing in some of those scattered snow squalls. we'll be dealing with this for the next few hours. just so you know. kind of zoom in there. and you can see through the garden state parkway, through beach haven that's where we have a snow squall pushing off into the at atlantic tick and back behind it, one moving through abington this is much more isolated smaller not as strong of sn

discovered the body of an unidentified person along railroad tracks, "eyewitness news" which is his a hickesponded to the scene about 4:00 this afternoon, and right now there is no word on how the person died or the circumstances surrounding the death. >> also tonight we do continue to follow developments out of old city philadelphia where 20 more bodies were recovered at construction site near the betsy ross house. "eyewitness news" first told you about this discovery on thursday. dozens of coffins were unearthed on arch street between second and third street. now researchers from rutgers university are analyzing the remains including the bodies discovered today. at least three dozen wooden coffins have already been found at the site from the first baptist church burial grounds. >> and folks in one neighborhood in west philadelphia had their weekend interrupted by fire and smoke as a warehouse went up in flames at 62nd and arch. at least eight homes were evacuated as philadelphia firefighters battled this blaze. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with some folks who were dis

the evening director hicks evening pres. turman and members of the commission.ef scott members of the public. the dpa has no recent activities to report this evening good that is why you skipped over pres. turman. [laughing] width way to be a team player. [laughing] next item the item 2-c mission reports commission president support commissioners report. >> just by way of commissioners report i did attend the march 7 report to the board of supervisors and deliver some prefer marx before the chiefs remarks some of our more recent activities discussing some of the activities we will be taking on in our specific role in on the commission related but related reforms as and how we will be interacting with the departments in those reforms. other than that, i have no further report. commissioners, do you have anything to report? nothing? >> i will take advantage but i did attend it [inaudible] a 10 meeting with the command staff last friday, i guess and i find it very enlightening good i understand much better some of the issues that are of importance to the department

. - and he married a black woman, dorthy hicks-lee, who was the first black woman to get a phd in comparative literature at harvard in 1955. - [evan] yeah. - my family story's fascinating. i'm descended from-- - this is kinda like an episode of finding your roots. - yeah. - are you going to cry or am i going to cry? - no, no. - okay, i'll try not to cry. - there was one son and three daughters. edward gates, i'm descended from edward gates. he's my great-grandfather. and they sent the three girls to college. edward gates senior was married to maud fortune-gates. they had three daughters and a son. edward saint-lawrence gates is my grandfather. - okay. - his three sisters were sent to college at the turn of the century. isn't that amazing? - it is amazing. - it is amazing. - right. - and they said, a woman needs to have an education to protect herself. - [evan] right. - the son inherited the 200-acre farm. - what's interesting to me though and of course you're associated most closely with an institution, harvard, that is the elite of the elite, right? so it's not entirely just this. - no i'm a

-lo and behold monday morning the first call i got was from hope hicks i and told mr. trump about your fabulous idea, and he would love to see you come up to trump towers a often as you thought. and so one revelation from that is that hope hicks didn't know the man she was working are for and the other one this tells us something about donald trump and that is that if you're willing to write about him, whether it's good, bad or indifferent. he will be there, and that proved to be the case. he was incredibly gracious with his time. gave us more than 25 hours of interviews of the course of the three months we were reporting the book, because we had such short time to do the back we -- there was no way that two people could do justice to a person's life in that amount of time so we put 25 reporters on the book and three or four reporters on each chapter so we had report who witness to atlantic city for six weeks and spend six weeks diving into the casino records and we sent reporters to his ancestral home towns in germany and scotland. we sent reporters to the foreign cap

. >> reporter: guest artists include marva hicks. >> there are wonderful personalities on stage.y will enjoy the music and pesht -- appreciate the talent. it's accompanied by the philly pops 65 piece orchestra. >> it's very dynamic to hear a stage full of people playing the songs that are so familiar to all of us. >> reporter: the concert is part of the pops 38th season which celebrates music across all genres. we exist to feature the best of american popular music. this is the kind of program that we love to present for our audience. >> reporter: the philly pops perform ella, louie and all that jazz march 31 through april 2. for tickets and showtimes visit the arts in philly.org. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> a nationwide amber alert has been issued in the case of a missing teenager and former teacher as police have growing concerns the teen is in danger. 50-year-old health science teacher at the tennessee high school where the 15-year-old attended. he is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with the teen. his wife went before cameras to make a desperat

caleb horne died of a heart condition, and reuel hicks was murdered. >> we cannot even imagine what youg for the loss of four of your friends. we are all hurting. so stick together. autria: desmond cooke's funeral tuesday.eld larry: it is a banner year for writing traffic tickets per aaa says the city issued more than 2.7 million parking and traffic citations. bring in a hefty almost 300 -- almost $300 million in revenue, and that is not counting those who did not pay up. so $425 million. and they are out right now in full force. i have seen them on the parkway, in the district. larry: i get caught by the cameras. i did not see that no turn on red sign. i am writing my check. veronica: the trails are going to be busy. everyone is going to be out in the parks. moms little ones to have some fun because they will be layered up this weekend. some of the coldest air over the last 90 days is set to move in this weekend. get ready. we are supposedly talking about springlike temperatures and blossoms. and the whole message that comes with spring. we have had the allergies already. 71 for today.

we have a brick breaking world- recordkerim ahmetspahic (ah-met-spa-hick) a taekwondo black belt fromia broke 111 concrete slabs in 35 seconds to set a new guinness world record he is only 16 years of age.he somersaulted over individual stacks of slabs, breaking and then pressing down with his skull until they were all broken. thanks gary.. here's thanks thanks gary.. here's what's next... coming upa flashmob strikes a safeway in san francisco, clearing out shelves and attacking employees witnesses say this actually happens just about every day.some kid walked in door went into the toothpaste isle and musta loaded twenty 30 tubes of toothpaste into his back pack i'll have exclusive video in the next edition of people behaving badly (pam) you have probably heard of flash mobs .... that's where people come together and dance or enjoy some other form of entertainment.. (steve) but there is another type of flash mob and it's of the behaving badly type, this one happened in san francisco and it was caught on security camera.. this is the shampoo isle at the king street safeway in san franc

hicks was shot behind a movie theater and horn's mother passed away in july from a heart condition. >condolences to you, the mother mothers and your families. i have been praying for each one of you. >> the school is providing grief counselors for students and staff. >>> today marks 40 years since one of the most horrific acts of terror in the district, 12 gunmen seized three buildings in d.c., 149 people were taken hostage and radio reporter was killed. >> mark seagraves takes us through the standoff that lasted a day. >> first act of terrorism in the nation's capitol, march 9, 1977, the leader execution of his family, he wanted to force police to release the murder suspect to him directly. first gunmen invaded the headquarters and took more than 100 hostages. less than an hour later, three men took over the islamic center of washington. then two more gunmen entered what is now the wilson building three blocks from the white house. that's where whur radio reporter maurice williams was killed exiting an elevator. the terrorists thought they were being attacked. security guard mark can

have you contemplated what it would have been like if hick * had won? i sure have. i started writing the book everyone assumed she would win. my wife said you know you are going to be audited. but when we did the study, she is the one when bill clinton was president who appointed her close personal friend to be director of the irs, and they went after everyone. they revictimized twice. lou: still no resolution. they got away with it despite the attempts of congress and eric holder who lied in the fast and furious scandal. how in the world did it first appear to you possible that donald trump would be president of the united states? >> you stop and think that she outstaffed hip five to one. she outspent him 8-1 if you count the super pac. she had 960,000 volunteers on the ground. and she had 249 newspapers endorse her, he had 19. how did he beat her? he had $1 billion of earned media, and it was the message, too. you talked about that on your show. i had sources in the trump tower i would go to and say you guys are off message. lou: everything you are saying is absol

he is type and plans to pla on sure against hick chicago. >> let's talk women's hoops. college bass tell ball uconn is headed to ten appearance after taking down oregon. this is 111 consecutive victory four years worth of basketball they have not lost. moving head coach past pat summit for most ncaa tournament whips. uconn takes on mississippi state friday. and south carolina gamecocks not the men but the ladies also advancing to the final four after holding off florida state. the gamecocks still chasing program's first ncaa championship. and so check this out. like them or not we could see more of tom brady in the years to come. robert craft said he is willing to play six or seven more seasons and is going into 18th surprise. nothing wrong with him wanting to play four, five more seasons but i'm tell you now, sooner or later, father time catches up with everybody. playing at 45. >> okay. >> okay. >> i'm saying father time always wins. >> up defeated. >> it's no shame knowing limitations. >> right. >> go out on top in every way. >> i can't agree with you more. >> my mot

california were friending the san diego facebook page and sharing links from unfamiliar sites full of anti-hick propaganda. the stories they posted were not the normal complaints. these stories allege that hillary clinton had murdered her political opponents and used body doubles. when john mad dis, the administrator on that bernie site in san diego started tracking down the domain registration the trail led to places like macedonia and albania." it wasn't just san diego. by mid-may, an administrator for a facebook site for bernie sanders supporters in california, bay area for bernie, was setting off her own alert about many if not all of the bernie groups being inundated with "bogus users." at sane progressive they were posting the same warning. at bernie sanders is my hero, the administrators there were posting their own version of the warning basically saying something is happening here that is not native to our community. they were warning that these bogus postings were "developed to be appealing to berners, to bernie sanders supporters, but they were not from an american or bernie supporti

congressman brian fitzpatrick was on hand for today's event inside the hicks art center gallery at bucks county community college. the winning piece of art work will be displaced in the cannon tunnel of the u.s. capitol building in washington for a year. zb >>> here's a live look from camelback mountain and resort. camelback will be cloudsed tomorrow because of the warmup. snow tubing will remain open. the resort will remain open tuesday, erika, looks like we're dealing with overnight fog and mist? >> that's right. we have that concern, you can see how quick ly the fog is developing across our area. don't turn on the high beams when you're drying. if anything put on hazard lights or fog lights. fi visibility is poor for some and decreasing for others. your visibility is five miles. coatesville one mill vibsibilit for you. atlantic city one and dover seeing poor visibility right now. satellite picking up on the grays here on the screen. notice lower level clouds along the shore. we're seeing that we have an on shore flow here, cool, moist air and that is providing a few ingredients we nee

. >> reporter: guest artists include mar have a -- marva hicks. >> they will enjoy the music and appreciatent and enjoy them as people. >> reporter: it is accompanied by the 65 piece pop orchestra. >> it's dynamic to hear a stage full of people playing the songs that are so familiar to all of us. the concert is part of the 38th season which celebrates music across all genres. >> we exist to feature the best of american popular music, so this is the kind of program that we love to present for our audience. the philly pops perform ella and louie and all that jazz march 31 through april 2. for tickets and showtimes visit are the arts in philly.org. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> i love those jazz greats. >> a good show. >> absolutely. we'll be right back. (becky) i've seen such a change in einstein since he started eating beneful. the number one ingredient in it is beef. (einstein) the beef is fantastic! (becky) he has enough energy to believe that he can jump high enough to catch a bird. (vo) try beneful originals with beef. with real beef as the number one ingredient. everybody

reporter mariana hicks was there .... as the efforts were underway. over 400 big sur residents stranded for weeks by landslides on state highway 1 and the collapsing pfeiffer canyon bridge received airlifted food, pet supplies, diesel fuel and mail today. a helicopter crew made at least 11 trips to the big sur multi-agency facility at pfeiffer state park, 25 miles south of carmel-by-the-sea. "we have an isolated community on the south side of the bridge that cannot get in or out," monterey county supervisor mary adams said. almost 60 families submitted grocery orders and at 3 a.m. today, volunteers bought 900 pounds of food at safeway for the airlift, adams said. the monterey county spca worked with the county's office of emergency services to coordinate pet food and other supplies for the delivery, which also included over 1,000 gallons of diesel for generators and homework for kids who haven't been able to go to class. a note tucked in with some homework read, "we miss you in science class," adams said. "this is so real," adams said. "people's lives

. >>> championship game between wickly were academy and constitution, nice pass to the clan, hick el ton and the quickly winning by five. first crown since 2010. boilertown and north allegheny, the girls championship game, boyertown trailed by five at the half. here comes abby, baller, 17 points 13 boards for her and the lady bears win the first state title with an 11 point victory. boys five a championship game between archbishop wood. look at the ball movement. villanova recruit conner. archbishop wood taking home that i remember first state title way 33 point win. impressive. chan >>> bao bao is back. the giant panda is free to rome her home in china. bao bao has been in quarantine the past month following her relocation from the national zoo in washington. her hand youler's say she's had time to adjust. >> how are you doing, bao bao? kate? >>> the weekend is finally upon us and we're talking finally about warmer weather. unfortunately the warmup comes with a bit of a catches a we head to sunday we'll see rain move back into the area. saturday, 70 in the city and point south littl

hicks was shot and killed in a parking lot in october. and another senior died suddenly last july. there will be a vigil from 6:00 until 7:00 tonight in the west lake stadium to remember classmates. >>> a trip to the casino ends in tragedy. new late breaking details on what happened to a bus load of senior citizens. >> plus, travel ban challenge. the president's revised immigration policy is already in legal trouble. we'll tell you about the first state ready to head to court. >>> and good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. there's the radar. once again dealing with rain showers right along the i-95 corridor into parts of southern maryland. this will be a drying trend as we get toward the rest of the day. we'll be talking maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get our best offer of the year. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-yea