holly, thank you very much. today ashton carter nominated to be the next secretary of defense said he is very much inclined to send weapons to ukraine. the u.s. ally is fighting rebels who are backed by russia and elizabeth palmer is there. >> reporter: with heavy weapons and plenty of ammunition, the russian-backed separatists have momentum and say they're close to capturing a strategic town a transportation hub. for a week the fighting is intense and nowhere in the area is safe. today, a shell tore through part of donetsk at memorial city hospital. local shorts say five people were killed. the ukrainian troops poorly trained and equipped are under heavy pressure. conditions have improved a little for them over the last month, but they still rely on aid from donations. >> we collected and spent about 25 million euros more than $1 million. >> reporter: ol' lexi savchenko showed me around, one of the groups that uses social media to collect supplies. things like goggles and boots. >> it's extremely cold weather.

williams, in erbil holly, thank you very much. a journalist impraised in egypt for over a year is finally going home tonight. peter of al jazeera english had been sentenced to seven years in prison for his reporting on the muslim brotherhood. he is instead been deported to a, where his egyptian colleagues remain behind bars. president obama unveils $4 trillion budget tomorrow, here is julianna goldman. >> reporter: as part of his 2016 spending plan, president obama will ask for billions of dollars. to repair the nation's crumbling roads and bridges, a request the white house is banking on both parties rallying behind. but republicans, including the head of the house tax writing committee paul ryan are already blasting the budget's key details. >> what i think the president is trying to do here is to, again exploit envy economics. >> reporter: the president wants 478 $478 billion for infrastructure struck schurs, projects over the next six years, he wants half of that money, $238 billion to come from a one-time tax on overseas corp

williams, in erbil, holly, thank you very much. a journalist imprisoned in egypt for over a year is finally going home tonight. peter greste of al jazeera english had been sentenced to seven years in prison for his reporting on the muslim brotherhood. he has instead been deported. two of greste's egyptian colleagues remain behind bars. president obama unveils his $4 trillion budget tomorrow, here is julianna goldman. >> reporter: as part of his 2016 spending plan, president obama will ask for billions of dollars. to repair the nation's crumbling roads and bridges, a request the white house is banking on both parties rallying behind. but republicans, including the head of the house tax writing committee paul ryan are already blasting the budget's key details. >> what i think the president is trying to do here is to, again exploit envy economics. >> reporter: the president wants $478 billion for infrastructure projects over the next six years, he wants half of that money, $238 billion to come from a one-time tax on overseas corporate

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holly williams with the latest. nancy cordes reports the measles virus has morphed into a political issue. >> i do believe that all children ought to be vaccinated. >> the state doesn't own your children. parents own the children, and it is an issue of freedom. >> pelley: the long wait it over. after more than half a century jim axelrod tells us "to kill a mockingbird" author harper lee is publishing her second novel. and vinita nair with the man who has the worst commute we've ever heard of. >> i had no idea how long it was. to me it was just another commute. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. jordan's king abdullah ii hurried to the white house tonight after what appears to be the savage execution of a jordanian air force pilot who was might fooiting in the u.s.-led coalition against isis. jordanians had been holding vigils for the 26-year-old who fell into the hands of the islamic terrorist group when his plane went down in syria christmas eve. t

holly williams reporting for us from northern iraq. holly, thanks. jordan stepped up its air strikes against isis after the terroristed put out a video earlier this week showing them burning alive a captured jordanian pilot. charlie d'agata is in amman. >> reporter: for the second day in a row jordanian fighter jets pounded isis targets on the outskirts of raqqa but jordan dismissed the claim by the militants that one of the strikes killed american hostage kayla mueller. it's an old and sick trick used by terrorists, tweeted the foreign minister claiming human shields are killed by air raids. many jordanians had been reluctant to join the u.s.-led war against isis, but today thousand spilled out of the mosques, rallying to condemn the brutal execution of pilot muath al-kaseasbeh by the group. jordan's queen rania said the country was united in grief and pride. they've come to mourn their murdered pilot and show support for their military and their king but they've also come to express their anger aimed directly at isis. it's the first time an arab co

holly williams, reporting for us tonight. holly, thank you. well, the triple murder of three muslims last night in chapel hill, north carolina, looked like it might be revenge for the killing of americans by isis, but when a suspect turned himself in police found motive that even more senseless. vicente arenas is there. >> reporter: the killings of deah shaddy barakat, his wife user, and razz an were mourned across the world with the hashtag muslim lives matter. authorities say accused killer craig stephen hicks is cooperating in the triple investigation. >> i just heard gunshots. i don't know what building it came from but i heard kids screaming. >> reporter: police say gunfire broke out tuesday evening after a dispute over a parking space outside the condo where the three family members lived below the suspect. all three had earned undergrad honors at nc state. barakat was in his second year of dental school at the university of north carolina. suzanne barakat is his sister. >> we are still in a state of shock and will never be able to make

holly williams our correspondent covering isis from syria and iraq reporting tonight from istanbul. thank you both very much. in teixeira the defense opened the case at the "american sniper" trial. the exgirlfriend of the man charged with murdering former navy seal chris kyle testified. she said that two weeks before shooting kyle eddie ray routh grabbed a sword and a knife and blocked her from leaving her apartment. the defense is trying to prove that routh is not competent. the story of chris kyle the deadliest sniper in american history, made us wonder how real american snipers are made, and our david martin found out. >> reporter: you can't see it at first but you're look at a deadly weapon-- two, in fact-- marine snipers stalking their prey. this is a scout sniper school at quantico virginia, where, says brigadier general austin renforth stalking skills are every bit as important as marksmanship. >> to be able to infiltrate through unimaginable distance that most civilians wouldn't understand. >> reporter: "unimaginable distances" what are you talking about here? >> miles, four

i think we need to see a lot more arab leaders speak out. >> pelley: holly, you spent a great deal of time reporting from the border of turkey and syria, where a lot of these western foreign fighters are we coming in to join isis. what is turkey up against? >> reporter: turkey says it's really reliant on intelligence coming from other countries, other countries here in the middle east, and other countries in europe saying this person is of concern. don't allow them to go into turkey because if you do, they might cross over into syria, into the war zone. and we understand from the turkish authorities that they now have a list of 10,000 names of people who they will not allow into their country based on that kind of intelligence. >> scott, can i just add and say that there has been no slowingor of the flow of foreign fighters into syria and iraq. we're up to 20,000 now from 90 countries. >> pelley: michael morell, former number two at the c.i.a. holly williams our correspondent covering isis from syria and iraq, reporting tonight from istanbul. thank you both very much. in texas the def

holly fifer has more. >> holly: since the early 20th century, bollywood films have been one of the mostms of entertainment in india the 2007 film "come let's dance", is one example of this type of movie, the style of which has become a global sensation with its upbeat music, bollywood dance is not just stylistic dancing, it's also a great workout, because it combines aerobic activity with staccato movements that strengthen the core. >> the dance is a wonderful exercise for even a professional dancer >> holly: it is very fast pace and requires a great amount of body control >> running or jogging is not a strength training but this dancing or sell your core muscles more here we take a look at the addresses of different movie stars. you can go to our web site to look up more. coming up, one teenagers act of kindness goes viral. >> vicki: a virginia teen's act of kindness is going viral. all because he asked his mom to stop the car so he could help an older man shovel his walk. wayne covil reports. >> reporter: this is a common sight in virginia. but when you're 76 with the walker it can be

but as holly williams reports, iraqi troops need more training and equipment before they can take on the extremists. >> reporter: an american military official says 10,000 iraqi soldiers have gone through training with the u.s. and its coalition partners and they will lead the push on isis this spring backed by u.s.-led air strikes. just outside of mosul, another 3,000 men, mostly policemen, are being trained to help retake iraq's second largest city. but very few have any fighting experience. and they have told us they're still short of weapons. also involved will be these kurdish soldiers known as the [ non-english language ] by far, the strongest fighting force in northern iraq. from a hilltop overlooking mosul in october they showed us territory they got back from

holly with the latest. >> reporter: cops rush the house just before 9:00 a.m. neighbors said 911 call leading them to discovery of two bodies inside the home. >> shocked was the word. i'm like what's going on? because you don't expect things like that in that neighborhood. >> it's a very quiet neighbor. kids out playing and they come running cops everywhere. so, you know, we all come to is he what's going on. >> reporter: neighbors watched as police conducted their investigation. the bodies brought out of the home in mid afternoon. this woman's daughter lives in the same duplex as the victims. her daughter describe watching police take two people out of the home after the bodies were found. one a woman led to a patrol car. the other -- >> they brought the young man out, um, he had on boxers shorts and he was full of blood. and that was it. they put him in the ambulance with handcuffs. >> reporter: mt. holly police and burlington county prosecutor's office would not comment on the case. unwilling to clarify whether the investigation was being treated as a hmm si

in particular if it could end up helping the syrian regime. >> schieffer: in trip i can holly williams reporting from northern iraq. turn to the house homeland security committee republican mike mccaul. he joins us from austin. mr. chairman, after hearing from spokesman for the jordanian government this morning, do you believe this administration, the obama administration is taking this threat seriously enough? >> not enough, they never have. they won't even define the enemy for what it is, radical islamist extremisms. the airstrikes have limited success, not policy to degrade. destroy the enemy. if anything the jordanian pilot will now galvanize i hope the arab nations to fight isis including on the ground, we heard in your segment piece earlier they say it's our fight also the united states fight because we don't want them to attack us here on the homeland security. i think that under u.s. leadership if we can galvanize these arab nation, sunni arabs against sunni extremist, isis in syria that would be the ideal. i think there's no ground force in syria, as you heard in your reportin

mount holly just dropped to zero. it is now 2 degrees in millville and 14 in philadelphia international. a very cold morning. but we'll see sunshine. 19 at 9:00. by lunchtime we'll be in the middle 20s and climbing. i'll show you how warm it's going to get in your neighborhood when i'm back in ten. right now we'll check in with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. good morning jillian. >>> good morning to you, bill. the roads look much better than this time yesterday morning. especially in southern delaware. this is a live look at route 1 in rehoboth beach with the blacktop there. that's not something we saw all morning yesterday. that being said expect to see icy conditions out there. but don't be surprised if your on and off-ramps could be slippery. some of your side streets, just keep that in mind. 422 looking great. all the lines of green indicate no delays at all on 422. right now your drive times look really good as you can see between route 29 and 76 that's an eight-minute trip. >>> we continue to

holly, thank you. now, moving to another important story, it did stop snowing in boston today, but not before the city was buried again. nearly 72 inches in 17 days. if folks are not climbing the walls, they're climbing ladders to clear snow from roofs. train service stopped, so commuters had no choice but to dig their cars out. jericka duncan is in boston. >> reporter: seven-foot snow drifts piled on the roof of this piano store caused it to break. it happened early this morning when the store was closed. if it wasn't, owner rob norris said the outcome could have been much worse. >> i'm sure there would have been deaths, you know. >> reporter: more than two dozen roofs have collapsed across state. we experienced how dangerous conditions can be. >> we have. >> reporter: we just heard something. >> that's the ceiling, yeah. that's the roof. >> reporter: so far, the city has had more than 40 inches of snowfall this month, making it the third snowiest february on record with more than two weeks still to g

northbound 101 before holly. this was in san carlos but we put up a acceptable so far showing 6 -- sensor showing 63 miles per hour. here's what it looks like right now across the golden gate bridge. it looks great no big delays but i know this is back to work tuesday. now for a lot of people after they had the monday holiday off. so we'll kind of see what it does tot morning commute. -- to the morning commute. yesterday super light around the bay area. no metering lights were turned on. a live look at the san mateo bridge only a 14 minute drive time between 880 and 101 and southbound 880 approach still looks okay through hayward. here's a live look now at the bay bridge. we have not seen any mayor roadwork from caltrans and yesterday's commute was great into the city. that was your kind of holiday gift. nevada had to -- never had to switch on the metering lights. i have a feeling today will be a different stair. so far all trains are on time and they are back on a regular schedule with b.a.r.t. by the way. back

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como pueden darse cuenta hay mucha actividad policiaca aqu en la cuadra la 3 mil 400 de hollis streetde hace apenas unas horas una sospechosa de robo fue muerta a balazos. take vo pero el robo no ocurrio aqu en la ciudad de emeryville sino en oakland... dejenme les explico. al parecer a eso de las 12 y media de la tarde el dueno de una tienda llamo al 9-1-1 para reportar que una mujer estaba robando a mano armada su negocio y que actuaba de una manera muy agresiva. pero cuando llegaron la sospechosa ya habia huido. de inmediato comenzo su busqueda y la encontraron 4 cuadras mas adelante. alcanzaron a ver que tenia en sus manos un arma de fuego. en ese momento uno de los policias le disparo. y aunque no han dicho exactamente cuantos disparos recibio la sospechosa algunos testigos dicen haber escuchado al menos 7 detonaciones. tampoco queda muy claro si la mujer apunto su arma contra los agentes. en este momento el caso esta siendo investigado por la division de homicidios del departamento de policia de oakland y de emeryville asi como de la fiscalia del condado de alameda. sandra on ca

hollis-jefferson can't get it to fall.ike he has a putback and all these red jerseys, still can't come up with a offensive rebound. >> kevin: now switching, get a little offense. the three-point specialist to take out goodman and a time-out on the floor by arizona. coming down for a wonderful finish. and it's a four-point arizona state lead. 1:24 to play. don't go anywhere. we're coming back. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those. we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. >> kevin: arizona state ball. up by four. stays with them. pressure, back to holder. >> sean: back now, the point is, apply a little pressure, come up with a steal or a turnover. >> kevin: under a minute to go. he's got it. >> sean: that has to be the shot of his career. >> kevin: fouls down and we get a jump ball and it stays with

it happened on hollis street by 34th right across the border in oakland.z in for cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. the police say the woman had a gun. they were responding to a call about a theft at a business and chased her across the city border into oakland when the confrontation ended up in a shooting and she was shot and killed by police. abc news reporter jonathan bloom is live with the story tonight. jonathan? >> we're learning more as we talk to witnesses that happened at 12:35 p.m. that happened across the city line in emeryville. if you look behind me, you can see the police cars that have gathered here. officers from two departments involved in this investigation. it is going to be a big one. if we look at video from sky 7 hd, you can see dozens of officers from oakland and emeryville surrounding the spot where the woman was shot and killed. witnesses say she was at a home depot store where she brandished a gun possibly after stealing somethingment police say she was shot in the head after a lengthy chase. police tell us the fatal bullet came

. >> for a new jersey newsroom police hount holly dennis posniak is accused of killing his girlfriend and her father inside the home on washington street. both victims were bludgeoned. a family member discovered the bloody crime screen that morning. he was treated for several lacerations now believed to beself inflicted. he's charged to two counts of murder. >> still to come, proof of why people should not park in front of fire hydrants. crews in south jersey what they were forced to do before tackling a fast moving plays. >> tens of millions are in the past of a winter storm and blizzard conditions. >> super bowl 4 is in the books. "action news" will be right thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple pla

. >> madam chair and others we've known the holly's man and our children play with their children they're good people we talk about exceptional and xooirld with the exceptional the amount of concessions in good faith the holly's man's have made if you look at the paperwork the first premise they went above and beyond what the code will allow and above and beyond what people do they've both minded an office and eliminated the offense and eliminated the deck back to 12 feet and said the windows on the side of the house but respected that their neighbors if not someone peering into them and wanted a backyard to have their 3 kids play and i believe this is well been within the guidelines and fragrance i hope you will look at that and see the extraordinary exemptions and read the well written staff report i'm going an attorney from a high-priced law firm they are not either the dr their honest people that want to build a home and live in san francisco and give the same opportunity to their kids. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment in support of project okay dr requester a two

holly williams is in erbil with the latest. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after isis swept across iraq last year the country's army which was trained and equipped in the u.s. by $20 billion, was left in disarray. the iraqi government is relying on a militia group to defeat isis. just north of baghdad, the general took us to see villages his men clawed back from isis last week. this was the front line and this is isis terrorist. the general told us 80 of his men died here in a four-day battle. in this village, they launched the attack through the amuse many park long deserted by locals. after isis was defeated the fighters fled over the hills. before they left they blew up the bridge and left the village littered with roadside bombs. the iraqi national army did not take on isis alone. it relied on hundreds of volunteers with a shi'ite muslim militia known as the fighter brigades. we want peace for our children and families said their commander. he ran a grocery store until he signed up six months ago. the brigade has the best track record defeating isis in c

remove him from the vehicle, you know, it would set off the explosives. >> it turns out sergeant hollisth the bomber. >> terry and i met about 20 years prior to the incident. he was working at a convenience store and my partner and i would always stop in and visit with him, make sure he was okay. he would be working the graveyard shift. >> sergeant hollis, the sheriff, and lieutenant bob lee communicate with rosland through a crack in the window, trying to convince him to give up peacefully. >> we tried to talk him into not even thinking about taking his life because he was so young, and that he had a family. >> but they are alarmed by what they see inside the car. >> he had a couple gallons of what appeared to me to be gasoline in a box with pipe bombs and some more gun powder and things like this in the back seat. >> rosland sips cough syrup and asks to see his wife and son. >> kept inquiring about bringing his family there, and that's a no-no as far as i was concerned. we kept saying that we couldn't locate them, which we couldn't at that time. >> they were having problems, she was g

holly williams, cbs news, istanbul. >> a senior u.s. military official says iraqi troops want to retake mosul in the spring before ramadan. >>> representatives from environmental agencies learned techniques for rescues birds in distress today. the san francisco event this morning was organized by the wildlife emergency services. they held specialized classes to train volunteers how to rescue sea birds like the ones that became sick off the hayward shoreline. all were coated in some mysterious goo. >> the birds matter. the public has spoken ages ago. that's why we have legislation that has demanded that we respond to oil spills and other emergencies that animals be saved. >> the organization hopes to have at least 100 trained volunteers ready to rescue birds in the event of an emergency like an oil spill. >>> well, we all see what happens in front of the camera during the academy awards in l.a. but today, we are getting a look behind the lens on what it takes to pull off the most glamorous night in hollywood. crews roll out 500 feet of r

holly. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the latest on the investigation. >>> cops returned the house jeff before 9:00 a.m. neighbors said, 911 call leading them to the discovery of two bodies, inside the home. >> shock was the word, like what's going on? because you don't expect things like that in this neighborhood. >> it is a very quiet neighborhood, kids out playing, they come running cops everywhere. so, you know, we all come to see what's going on. >> neighbors watch as police conducted their investigation the bodies brought out of the home in mid afternoon. dan eat a's daughter lives in the same area. watching police take two people out of the home moments after the bod wrist found, one a woman led to patrol car the other? >> and they brought the young man out he had on boxer shorts, and he was full of blood. and that was it. they put him in the ambulance with handcuffs. >> mound holly police and the burlington county prosecutor's offers would not comment on the case, unwilli

holly. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the latest on the investigation. >> comes rush the house before 9:00 a.m., neighbors said, 911 call leading them to the discovery of two bodies inside the home. >> shock was the word. >> you don't spec this going on in this neighborhood. >> kids out playing they they come running cops everywhere many, we all come to see what's going on. >> the bodies brought out of the home in mid afternoon. danita's daughter lives in the same duplex as the vick t her daughter describes police take two people out of the home moments after the bod wrist found, one, a woman led to a patrol car the other? >> and they brought the young man out out he had on boxer shorts and full of blood. that will was t they put him in the ambulance with handicuffs. >> mt. holly police and the burlington county prosecutor's office would not comment on the case, unwilling to clarify whether the investigation was being treated as a homicide. neighbors seem convinced that it was. >

holly williams.al desire are trying for a third time to win fda approval the pill is sparking a debate about sexual health and sexism. jon, tell us about this drug. >> it's for someone with hyperactive sexual disorder and this is discreased libido and also a woman cares about it. it's distressing. this is the third time they're putting it out for approval and it works supposedly the makers say by rearranging the transmitters in your head. the idea is it would rearrange those and get them more in some sort of symphony where lub bee doe has to work correctly. >> i have to say to hear any drug has not passed twice and is up for a third time makes me nervous. what is the holdup on this? >> sure. there's certainly an outcry for women to have options to improve their libido like men do. we only want options that work. manufacturers say they have provided evidence on about 11,000 women that the drug may increase sexual desire increase the number of times women have sex each month and increase their satisfac

holly, 31 degrees. looks like temperatures will be staying close to the freezing mark during the day. and during the day we'll likely get more rain. be on the lookout for slippery spots not only first thing this morning but throughout the day today. the first alert traffic reporter jillian mele is watching the roadway. good morning to you, jillian. >>> so far no accidents to report. a quiet morning as far as the roads are concerned. this is a live look at montgomery county 309 near the pennsylvania turnpike the turnpike is free of incidents. drive times are average between 95 and 76. it will take you 16 minutes in both directions. >>> we have new information now in the case of a millsville university student found dead in her dorm room over the weekend. police arrested her 19-year-old boyfriend being held in the lancaster prison this morning. 18-year-old carly hall was found dead early yesterday morning inside bart hall on the millersville campus, 80 mile west of philadelphia. hall was a freshman at mil

holly phillips, rachel feinstein. give them a nice round of applause, everybody.lists had to answer a tough question and i hold myself to the same. i don't get a chance to see the question until now. tonight's question comes from @gtrippo. if your child could be the next michael jordon or the next neil degrasse tyson, who would you choose? actually, i almost gave an answer quick there. i think i'm going to go with neil degrasse. because he can neil degrrks rasselonger than he can michael jordon. i get a sticker. i get a sticker. join us next week for all new episodes of "the nightly show." remember to follow "the nightly show" on twitter and keep an eye out for the topic we'll tackle on monday. until then, good nightly, everybody. it's 1 is can 59 and 59 seconds this happened on youtube. yesterday we showed you the steamy remake for magic mike 2, you're welcome but today we have an even hotter trailer that was released, by hotter i mean that it is wretch ed and will make you want to burn your dick off with a lighter.

sunshine for northeast philadelphia and mount holly. high temperatures running 20 degrees colder than normal for this afternoon. that includes atlantic city and dover. clouds moving in later today, but it stays dry. bright sunshine for west chester, chester, 20s this afternoon. but there's warmer weather on the way. time to show the weekend when i'm back in ten. >>> and it's 6:10. the search is on for a 3-year-old and her father this morning. police believe that michael trotta took his daughter after attacking his ex-girlfriend, the little girl's mom. we are live in new castle following this breaking news story. >>> and we are following this breaking news story in the kensington section of philadelphia. the two-alarm fire at kayla's shoe stores with no injuries we are told. >>> police say 3-year-old elinor it is trotta was abducted by her father michael trotta. they now believe he's driving a bright red suv, possibly a ford explorer and could be headed to new jersey new york or ohio. >>> it is 6:14. skyforce 10 is live over breaking new

holly phillips, rachel feinstein. give them a nice round of applause, everybody.or helping me keep it 100 on twitter. each of our panelists had to answer a tough question and i hold myself to the same. i don't get a chance to see the question until now. tonight's question comes from @gtrippo. if your child could be the next michael jordon or the next neil degrasse tyson, who would you choose? actually, i almost gave an answer quick there. i think i'm going to go with neil degrasse. because he can neil degrrks rasselonger than he can michael jordon. i get a sticker. i get a sticker. join us next week for all new episodes of "the nightly show." remember to follow "the nightly show" on twitter and keep an eye out for the topic we'll tackle on monday. until then, good nightly, everybody. ♪ i'm going down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ going down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park gonn

i apologize, holly. go ahead. >> victoria manalo draves park say newer park opened in 2006. and it has a full basketball court and baseball field. it has two children's play structures. a small community garden. two large grassy areas. walkways, picnic tables and benches. this rendering shows the proposed scale and design of the 190 russ street project. the building height is 64' 9" and has a small elevator structure that extends to a high of 78' 9". a summary of the qualitative aspects of new shadow that would be cast by the building, the shadow appears from early april through early september. and would occur in the late afternoon and evening within the last hour of the solar day, which is defined in the 1989 memo as "one hour before sunset." the duration of the new shadow would range from 16 minutes to 42 minutes. and the location of the shadow on the park is in the northern corner. i have an image of this in just a minute. the northern corner of the park and it would cover certain park elements including a portion of the basketball courts, the park entrance, and walkway,

holly williams with the latest.des reports the measles virus has morphed into a political issue. >> i do believe that all children ought to be vaccinated. >> the state doesn't own your children. parents own the children, and it is an issue of freedom. >> pelley: the long wait is over. after more than half a century jim axelrod tells us "to kill a mockingbird" author harper lee is publishing her second novel. and vinita nair with the man who has the worst commute we've ever heard of. >> i had no idea how long it was. to me it was just another commute.