finding of the inquire inquire related to the driver's license much like our legislation the guy in the box about information about a person's involvement if the justice system and applications for employment and housing there are barriers for a person's driver's license is suspended to a person getting employment what other system do we have in place with the justice system that actually lead to the licenses being suspected and how to prevent people ellis acted from having their driver's license suspected ate a barrier to employment in san francisco and many places around the country also when the driver's license is suspected that person has to pay a lot of 0 money to get that driver's license back if f and if you're low income that stops someone from finding opportunity there's also recently a report that came out in ferguson were there was a report 12 thousand people living in ferguson and 16 thousand have outstanding arrest warrant for not paying court finances it is one of the rules that the justice system keeps people down and in this case ferguson many of the people are afri

this almost seemed to be a joke when you read the story in the inquirer this week. they took a look at l&i, which has had a lot of trouble in recent months, and they found that there were 600 inspections done on 100 properties by 9 rookies in 1 week. they put all the details back into the system under one person's name. and there have been some questions about work that this person had done in the past, as well. and the story, of course, quoted a lot of veteran l&i guys shaking their head, going, "what is this all about? they're just trying to clear the books." and alan butkovitz, the city controller, saying this is prime for a lawsuit if somebody came back through. how in the world could this even be true, that somebody thought this was a good idea? >> well, first of all, kudos again to our friends down, my former colleagues, at the inquirer for doing this kind of tedious investigative work. the fact of the matter is, you just can't believe that after a building collapses on market street and people die and the mayor's saying, "we're gonna fix this," that you could

price was angry over a cincinnati inquirer article detailing the team's roster moves prior to the team's loss against the cardinals. he says, what are you telling them about our roster? he vented his frustration and dropped the "f" bomb on them 77 times along with several other bad words that we can't use. cincinnati reds, well they posted price's apology on twitter, said that he stands by the content of his message, but he's sorry for >>> all right. are you ready for some football? well, the national football league has released its 2015 regular schedule. it's a dandy. the season kicks off thursday, september 10th nbc. it's going to be the super bowl champion new england patriots hosting the pittsburgh steelers. how about those packers? they're playing the bears in week one. da bears. and your first nbc sunday night football matchup is going to be nfc rivals the new york giants

he told inquirer i think he likes the fact that it is chip kelly and the eagles. >>> phillies look to bounce back from the beating on opening day, aaron harang makes his first regular season start later tonight against the the red sox in south philadelphia. >>> in women's college basketball national championship between u-conn and notre dame, huskies won their third etraight title 63-53, norristown's geno auriemma ties john wooden from ucla with his tenth champion ship most by a coach in ncaa history. congratulations to the huskies. back to you, erika. >> well done. >>> still a head this morning big changes could becoming to robo calls why fcc is looking into stopping them all together. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. say say. philadelphia police continue their search for the men who abducted an employee from the jewelry store this weekend. we have new video of the burgundy cargo van. investigators say the assailants forced the employee in the van and terrorized her in an effort to get the store's keys and security codes. we will speak exclusive liz with another w

of transportation and a member of the u bike team. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the chief is inquiringustomers. the u bike team member begins measuring the area to see whether or not it's possible. [ speaking foreign language ] >> there needs to be space to hold a sufficient number of bicycles. it also has to have access to a power source. >> translator: this is close to a busy local mrt station, and having u bike will attract even more people to the area. it should also attract more tourists. it's a great location for u bike. [ speaking foreign language ] >> most u bike stations so far have been built on city-owned land, but as in this case, more private land owners are seeking to build stations on their properties. ♪ ♪ it's past midnight. time for the last trains on the mrt. after leaving the station, a man comes to rent a u bike. [ speaking foreign language ] >> late at night, a lot of people use u bikes instead of taxis to return home. before long, all the bikes at the station have been rented out. ♪ ♪ meanwhile, the u bike mover trucks are beginning to replenish the empty stations

at all and the same thing i want to congratulate everyone saying we're there and it is a come numb inquire and we need to dialog and input but important importantly from you who are involved namely the quality of care and again an excellent presentation. >> thank you snrl. >> i want to picking back an what commissioner chung said to help me determine the quality health care i know the main goal obviously our healthy outcomes as we talk about disparities particularly among community of color it be would be great if we looked at quality measures to make an impact on the disparities we talked as a commission integrate it to a quality care it seems to me we should be in how to use the quality measures to help us meet or address those problems i wanted to say that. >> i wanted to mention for example, if you drill down into some of the work of mammogram we breakdown those by race ethnic and talking to the clinics one the strategies for example is depending on the clinic the rational and ethnic groups may be different but they'll produce intents we have resources in terms of okay. they'll priorit

. >>> well ntsb released a report on the plane crash that claimed lives of the philadelphia inquirer co-owner lewis katz and six others. that crash happened last year while the plane was a attempting to take off outside of boston. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the very latest information. >> reporter: these are first images we have seen from above the crash site released wednesday by the ntsb. it the is part of the broad report on the crash that killed philadelphia inquirer owner and philanthropist lewis katz and six others in may of last year. katz was heading home to new jersey but his plane never took off. you can see where it skidded off the runway at and airport outside boston and crash in the gully. we now know those inside died from a resulting fire a after surviving the crash. we also know the pilot's final word. a a cockpit voice recorder captured him saying quote i can't stop it followed by oh no no, and then the sound of the crash. ntsb has previously said the crash was likely caused by pilot error. ntsb say pilot did not disengage a gust lock and that prevent

then he inquired if the enlisted men of the army could keep their horses, as well.ated the terms did not allow this. and lee acknowledged they did not. but grant was perceptive and caught lee's anxiety on the matter and he acted quickly. he was not going to make lee beg for this concession. he said to lee that he did not know that the confederate soldiers own their own horses. but he assumed that many of the men were small farmers and they would need toes horses to put in a crop. he then stated he would not change the terms as written but would give instructions to allow the confederate soldiers to take their horses home to work their farms. grant well understood that this meeting taking place in this parlor was about the future of the country. grant -- or lee responded once again, this will have the best possible effect on my army. lee found the terms agreeable. the task of putting the final draft into ink fell to lieutenant colonel e. lee parker. a native american of the seneca people. who was said to have the best penmanship on the general's staff. parker sat dow

activities we've done for the last two years we are going to start with our introductions and the cycle of inquire the second page 4 and so i'm going to move over so we have our cycle of inquirey and thank you so basically, the delack is a group of sires people from all schools that have 21 or more english language leerngz basically the cycle begins with the site based english monthly meetings of also elected parent committee to discuss partiality based school based on agenda and some of the information they've received from the delack seeblts of on a x level the e lack representative attend the english learn committees they gather information and collect data and offer get more information about english learn services that the district has to offer as well as talk with other personalities that are involved in the english learn citizens advisory committee and e lack going back to the site and discussed the information and prepares the romance for the english learn funds and submits that recommendation to the school site council meeting will incorporate and think about and discuss the recommendatio

some inquired why we didn't speak about the fall of the presidential palace in the hands of the houthis. our main concern was the ultimate outcome. we shouldn't respond to each and every action. we should leave the party to operate and negotiate the action. otherwise it would be well planned military campaign. we always depend on preemptive strikes laid down objective goals and targets work on hitting them, and leave it to the enemy or the other party to act in the action. this is exactly what happened the other day. a number of other groups fighting sporadic fighting. they're fighting only to win the victories. they are infiltrating inside aden, trying to film some footage. this is what happened at some point when they reached the presidential palace yesterday. the popular resistence committees and the loyal we dropped logistic assistance to the economy committee fighters. we've seen the logistics dropped, and by the grace of god this shift of power on the ground. as a result, the houthi militias inside the presidential palace and other areas that fell under their control retreated. no

leon: the secret service said a reporter from the newspaper called them at one point to inquire about a protest with use, and did not offer a specific warning. alison: a series of security breaches at the white house leads to change. today, officials approved anti-climb features for the fence outside. tom roussey has how soon things will start to look different. tom? tom: one thing a lot of folks have noticed is the temporary barricade, but the new changes involve the fence that has always been there, specifically the top of the fence, which will look a lot different. this is what the commission of fine arts of voted to approve as a temporary new design today. the only things being added are the thin spikes. the rest of the fence is there. these changes come after a number of fence-jumping incidents. the secret service has added a small temporary barricade to make it harder for trespassers in addition to the spikes. >> it looks medieval to me. tom: some are skeptical this would stop a determined fence-jumper. >> if i was determined, it would not stop me. it almost looks the same. tom:

larger basket i have a feeling because of gm o relatively with the board will not respond to that inquire but we'll is i'll continually reiterate this is happening all over the world and institutions are continuing to address this issue with divestment and strong engagement policy what is happening with level 2 is there a timeline or goal we're expecting that at the meeting and i definitely stand behind support the work of looking at the worst offends and moderating on something quickly and would again offer up the thinking of the many other constitution across the united states that are moving through this. >> great, thank you. >> patrick shaw move forward by some of the public testimony i think speaking in support of this motion and urge you to rapidly in this committee and possibility have the committee report back to the full board every month as a stated agenda item disturbed that you would slow down things the developing countries almost it almost begs a different met for let the meat cake your worst offender mroshgdz i think the worst companies engaging you divest from them rapidly

inquire about potential transfers. if possible, switch responsibilities with a colleague to enhance your career. you can look into acquiring new skills and credentials with part time education or certification. experts say, keep your eyes on the prize. short-term demotions or lateral moves can reinvigorate your career and may increase your earning potential over the long term. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ♪ ♪ ♪ [music] i love my sister. my heart doesn't see race. love is love. >>> san francisco police have arrested a suspect in a savage attack on a homeless man that happened in the tenderloin on wednesday night. the suspect using a metal pipe and hit the man knocking him down to the pavement. the attack caught on surveillance video. the suspect now in custody. >> we are going to have more on that on our website and also coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. that's it for kpix 5 >> wyatt: i knew something was going on with you two. >> brooke: what? wait. no, no. >> wyatt: i heard it. you still have feelings for her. >> deacon

get some answers for a change out of the staff presentation but i also shire commissioner caen's inquire about almost the lack of emergency or urgency remember this was brought up a sobering moment january of 2014 13 months later we're beginning to talk about this is the first time i've heard of the wonderful word yet that's may impression by talking to replenishing that design would be in construction last summer we're just getting to it is very themselves with we're moving along with a steady pace or not moving at all emergency plan is not called for by bosco we don't know whether the drought conditions that provide surplus water we have other agencies that are desperate for water right now and i guess my last comment as nicole mentioned none of the documents were available for review she says this morning we got a copy of american people emergency plan that didn't give adequate time for us to elevate chastises going on therefore i suggest that the commission schedule this item for a month from now everybody including you have a change to read the document and formulate good questions.

make sure that you know we get it so we execute it we can do it right the other thing i know that inquiring the long term debt we need to be committed we've had situations we've answered into long term debt and it explicit pan out right so before we go out with the rfp we have to meet with the commissioners to feel xhovenlt what type of long term debt we're talking about and what range because we had a situation that you know we entered in a it didn't turnout well, i want to throw that out there there's a lot of moving parts but i feel comfortable we have a place where we want to go so to hopefully, we'll meet the date of the 31st we're trying to accelerate it but if not shortly after at least we feel that's what it will be. >> now the timeline says the 24th i mean, i'm concerned there's this is a tight timeline we approved the timeline at the last meeting there you are several other things that are coming up quick not to exceed the 24th you told me yesterday. >> yeah. i'll jump to the sneak peak. >> it sounds like we don't have a proposal on the perspective ask will look like; right? you'v

. >>> new details on the deadly massachusetts plane crash tonight that killed philadelphia inquirer co owner lewis katz. the national transportation safety board just releasing the transcript of the cockpit voice recorder. one pilot is heard saying "lock is on, seven times followed by i can't stop it and oh, no, no. >> katz and six others were killed in may 2014 as that plane sped toward the end of the runway and crashed. preliminary ntsb report back in june suggesting the two pilots did not perform pre flight check. no word on when the ntsb will release its final report on the crash. >>> more on the developing story of a white south carolina police officer facing a murder charge in the death of a black man. the fbi and the justice department are now looking into the shooting by north charleston officer michael slager. initially officer slager reported that walter scott ran away from him and took his taser. this was during a routine traffic stop. but witness video showing how scott ran away unarmed and was shot by the officer eight times. slager then walks over and drops his taser by s

as i went up to the cell to inquire as to what the emergency was, i said, what's your problem? he said, you are, bitch! and then spit a mouthful of blood on to me. striking me in the eye, and the nose, got in my mouth, and my ear, and all down my side here. >> wabash valley's secured housing unit or shu holds the prison's most dangerous inmates. >> why did you come back to work after that? >> you have to. you absolutely have to. if you let something like that stop you, then they win. if some of them were out on the streets i would pity anyone they came across. >> but some inmates feel the shu only fuels their violent tendencies. >> the shu is terrible. it is a terrible place. i wouldn't wish this place on my worst enemy. >> as a shu inmate, billy brown is confined to a solitary cell. >> 24 hours, sit in this cell. without communication, without contact from any other human besides officers. >> it's a windowless cell in a pod, and he said this incredible thing. he said, do you know how long it's been since i've seen a tree? >> the last time i saw a tree? oh, man, years, it's bee

>>> an ntsb report is providing new details tonight on the plane crash that killed philadelphia inquirer co-owner lewis katz and six others. >> that shocking crash of course, happened last year while that plane was a attempting to take off from outside of boston. lewis katz was heading home to new jersey from a fundraiser when the plane skidded off the runway crashed, and then burst into flames. the the ntsb investigation found passengers inside the plane actually died from the fire that they did survive the crash. ntsb say it was likely caused by a mechanical bem with what is called a gust lock. >> it doesn't tell us all of the answers that we need and is there still a lot of questions that remain out there about what actually happened. >> the ntsb says the official cause of that crash will be determined at a later date. >>> a bus driver for easton area school district is dead tonight after a tragic accident. it happened here in the parking lot of the tracie elementary school in palmer township northampton county. officials s3y 61 year-old bonnie jean novacs was killed when she was stru

. >>> well, this morning there are new details on the plane crash that killed philadelphia inquirer co-owner lewis katz and six others. katz was heading home to new jersey when his gulf stream jet skidded off a massachusetts runway and burst into flames last may. the national transportation safety board found that the passengers died from the fire after the the initial impact and that a problem with the plane gust lock likely caused the accident. now the gust lock is designed to prevent the the plane's control services from moving in the wind when it is park. attorney mike is representing two crash victims and he says the fact that the gust lock was on should have prevented the plane from reaching take off speeds. >> how did they get to that speed and why didn't the gust lock mechanism work the way it was designed? >> ntsb says pilot error may have been a factor in that crash and adds that the official cause the of the crash license determined later. >>> after nearly 50 years with cbs news bob schieffer is hanging up the the microphone. legendary news man a announced he is retiring this sum

inquire about potential transfers.ssible, switch responsibilities with a colleague to enhance your career. you can look into acquiring new skills and credentials with part time education or certification. experts say keep your eyes on the prize. short-term demotions or lateral moves can reinvigorate your career and may increase your earning potential >>> coming up at 6:00 building a waterpark in the middle of the drought. the backlash growing as people question the east bay project. plus, in danger of the big one. the new information that says we could be in for larger quakes around the bay area. >> oh, yeah. not if but when. >>> thanks for watching us at 5:00. we have the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" coming up >> pelley: a tentative deal to keep iran from going nuclear. >> it is a good deal. >> pelley: we'll look at what's in it and the chances of success. also tonight, two new york women are accused of plotting a boston marathon-style bombing. a terror attack kills nearly 150 at a college in kenya. and the lu

shady told the inquire he felt disrespected when he was traded to buffalo without his prior knowledge. he said chip doesn't like a or respect stars. he said quote i think he likes the fact that it's chip kelly and the eagles. >>> phillies had the day off. horang take the hill tomorrow against the red sox looking to get the phils their first win of the season. to the women's national championship between uconn and notre dame. the die nan tee will continue. huskies won their third straight championship 63-53. norristown gina winning his tenth title match and john wooten for the most titles in ncaa basketball history. >> how about that? >> pretty cool. amaze wagon he's been able to do. >> lesley thank you very much. well it is lucy ball as, well, none of us has ever seen her before. >> it's not necessarily in a good way. coming up the statue being called everything from unsettling to terrifying. ♪ >>> did you know legendary jazz singer billy holiday was born 100 years ago today right here in philadelphia. >> the world lost lady day in 1959 at the young age of 44. but certainly her one of

inquiring minds want to know. >> can you catch catch the video!ll see you right back here at 8:30 on nbc 10. have a good one! >>> good morning. breaking overnight. disaster in nepal. a magnitude 7.9 earthquake strikes the mountain nation. hundreds feared dead. homes levelled. buildings toppled. the scope of the damage still not clear. while at mt. everest, reports of camps swept away in the middle of the climbing season. >>> and tornado threat. 30 million people in the path of the severe weather. damaging winds and heavy rain and at which time ahead. dylan is tracking the latest. >>> and

inquire about potential transfers and, if possible, switches responsibility with a colleague to enhance your career. you can look into acquiring new skills and credentials with part-time education or certification. experts say keep your eyes on the prize. short-term demotions or lateral move can re-invigorate your career and may increase your earning potential over the long-term. i'm jill schlessinger, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:23 right now, and soggy friday. katy? >> eventually we will turn that way, for sure, erika good morning everyone, pretty tranquil start to the morning for now in philadelphia, anyway. but, you are going to find little bit of a green popping up there on the area radar which we'll get to in a second. i want to start by taking you out first, for most, live look at "skycam 3", all pretty tranquil off in the distance here from our very own rooftop here, at our station headquarters in spring garden, this spring garden neighborhood here in center city. 60 degrees the current temperature at the airport already, that southwest breeze is noticeable, at 13 miles per ho

families inquiring about him and so many other children.led the davion effect. >> i just want to let the people know, it's hard to be a foster kid. sometimes you just don't know how hard it is and how much we try to do good. >> even though so many reached out, davion was still looking. but tonight, right here, the new photo to share. that's davion, now 17, with his soon to be family. a sister, brother, two dogs, in his room, on his bed. and that's his new mom. her face may look familiar. connie going. the same caseworker that helped him straighten his tie for church. telling us, the adoption process is almost done. the papers signed next week. >> he's a gentle spirit, but hasn't given up hope. i think he's changing the world. >> and so we choose davion and his new family. >>> i'm david muir. thank you for watching this week. we'll see you right back here on monday. good night. >>> breaking news a gas line explodes in fres know. a dozen people under the hospital >>> a warning for people thinking about heading to golden gate park on monday. >

district we are constantly asking ourselves how well we're serving our students so it's natural we would inquire how the city services are doing and we educate 57,000 school children and the majority fall within the federal poverty guidelines and many are dependent on public transportation it to and from school. ails the board of education decided to reduce the bus service of yellow buses and making them more dependent on public transportation. with the increase of san francisco residents for the past four years every year and our population increased by 10,000 new residents i think it would be interesting to see how the residents have impacted muni service if at all and what is the current service to the students particularly on city schools and how are the decisions made. we thank you for the presentation as we haven't had an update for this time. and this joint committee is the perfect place to have the conversation and i look forward to hearing and learning a lot. on behalf of the san francisco unified school district and i would like to thank you for the service and muni for service to the

. ♪ >>> stunning new details on the plane crash that killed the philadelphia inquirer coach owner lewisatz and sick other others. katz was on his way home to new jersey when his gulf stream jet skidded off a runway in massachusetts and burst into flames last may. today the national transportation safety board released 800 pages of documents from its investigation. they found that the passengers died from the fire after the initial impact. and the problem with the plane's gust lock like the caused the accident. now the gust lock is designed to prevent the plane's control surfaces from moving in the wind when the main is park. and an attorney representing two of the crash victims says the fact that the gust lock was on should have prevented the plane from reaching take off speed. >> how did they get to that speed and why didn't the gust lock mechanism work the way it was designed. >> they said that pilot error may have been a factor in that crash. the ntsb says the official cause will be determined at a later date. >>> tonight "eyewitness news" speaks exclusively with another good samarit

to inquire if the agency was aware of a permit obtained the fly and land on the u.s. capitol ground via gyrocopter but the secret service did not say the reporter said hughes was already in the air. the "tampa bay times" say they told the secret service the gyrocopter was in the air. the secret service says they were tipped off about hughes' plan a year and a half ago and they conducted a for row investigation at the time. >> pelley: hughes has now been grounded and has agreed to be confined to his home for the most part until his court date. jeff pegues, thanks very much jeff. today federal prosecutors say man trained in syria returned to the united states to launch a terrorist attack here at home. david martin is following this. >> reporter: according to the indictment 23-year-old abdi rahman sheik mohamud said he wanted to kill americans. especially members of the armed forces, police officers or anyone else in uniform. specifically he wanted to go to a military base in texas and kill three or four soldiers execution-style. his back-up plan was allegedly to attack

. >>> also friday the philadelphia inquirer called on kane to step down.kilt to see how she can continue to serve. >> other news at 9:32, chelsea manning is now on twitter. you may remember the imprisoned transgender army private joined the social media network just yesterday, serving 35 years in military prison for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. she tweeted this out, tweeting from prison requires a lot of effort and using a voice phone to dictate. how many people do you have that follow you on twitter? >> about 12,000. >> i have about 15. >> guess how many, in one day, that chelsea manning has? 31,000 followers. >> that says bad things. >>> facebook and its founder are being forced by a federal judge to release documents regarding any communication they had with the man who claims they lent zuckerberg money back in 2003. that man is on trial for allegedly falsifying documents to show that zuker berk promised him part of the company. he cut off his electronic ankle bracelet and he and his wife or children have been seen since. >> the cdc has pu

that he inquired if the enlisted men could keep their horses, as well. grant stated that the terms did not allow this and lee acknowledged that they did not. grant was perceptive and caught lee's anxiety on the matter, and he acted quickly. he was not going to make lee bank for it. -- lee bank -- lee beg for it. he assumed that many of the men were small farmers and they needed the horses. he stated that he would not change the terms as written but would give instructions to allow the confederate soldiers take horses home to work their farms. grant understood that this meeting was about the future of the country. lee responded, this will have the best possible effect on my army. lee found the terms agreeable. the task of putting the final draft into ink fell to lieutenant colonel parker. a native american of the seneca people. who was said to have the best penmanship on general grants staff. parker sat down to write, but he lacked ink. charles marshall alleviated the problem by producing and ink stand for parker. parker wrote beautifully in the final cop