. >>> one home is destroyed and flames have jumped to the house next door, jim smith is at the scene in chopper two. >>> ranging fire destroyed a home along francisco avenue in rutherford, broke out after 10:00 this is a multiple alarm fire, spread to an adjacent home as well. no injuries have been reported the cause of the fire still unknown, an ongoing situation in rutherford as firefighters continue to battle this ranging fire. in chopper two jim smith, cbs 2 news. >>> after years of alluding burglar is under arrest, robert castanzo is responsible for nearly 2 dozen break ins from 2007 to 2008. toddlil, sections of the burglary in connecticuit, authorities say he could be linked to 100 burglaries across the tristate area. >>> a man urn under arrest, robert cutoff another driver at the interest to broadway and hicksville, the 58-year-old suspect allegedly sprayed pepper spray into the other drivers car who had 14-year-old son and 19-year-old daughter. la bell is charged with assault. >>> a man is under police after police say his backpack caused a road to be closed for two hours po

delays westbound traffic from famers boulevard for the area of 150th street live in chopper two, jim smith, cbs 2 news. >>> thank you so much jim. let's check now on the hudson river crossings about a 15 minute delay there also at all three crossings. alternate side parking is in effect city wide if you are headed to the airport, all is on or close to schedule at jfk, la guardia and newark liberty this morning. breaking news reports of two men shot chopper two over jamaica hospital where the two men walked in with their injuries this morning both had gunshot wounds on the leg and are expected to be okay police are investigating where that shotting happened. >>> now to a developing story rutgers university student killed in a new york shooting home outside the rutgers university campus in new jersey a second victim was injured and hospitalized authorities are looking for two men leaving the scene police do not believe this was a random shooting. >>> police are looking for suspects caught on camera as they allegedly robbed a bar on the lower east side of manhattan these are the men police sa

now to breaking news there has been a collision between a car and a light rail train in newark, jim smith is over the scene in chopper two, jim. >> mary we understand that two people were injured the drive as well as the operator of the train not life threatening injuries, the injuries at this point appear to be on the minor side, this happened along crosses the light trail tracks. live in chopper two, jim smith, cbs 2 news. >>> thanks so much. a tv news crew in oklahoma wound up saving a man from flames using a road grader, the tv crew realized he was in big trouble yelled at him to run and get in the suv, take a look at these pictures right here. they were able to speed off of course and were okay but look how close those flames came to that news vehicle and that road grader obviously did not stand a chance lucky that news crew was in the area and took their advice. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2's we bring in johnny elliot. >>> chilly out there first wednesday in april is national walking day, so if you are going walking today, just gear up, you have to wear the layers also

the folks jim smith and leo for helping us broadcaster this meeting completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 19, 2016, oikdz thank you call item one. >> ordinance for the human did care in the tobacco sales ordinance. >> supervisor peskin you're up the sposh of this piece of - this item. >> thank you, madam chair and supervisor wiener this origin about have one long term business in district 3 from the aufrsz piece of legislation give you a little bit of background a couple years ago the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that limited the number of tobacco sales permits per district to 45 per district district 3 as most supervisorial district has in excess of that number of what the legislation was developed no ability for an individual with a valid existing permit to move to another location in this particular instance

let's go to jim smith in chopper 2. he is over the tell us what is going on here. >> reporter: this is westbound at exit 49. all lanes closed. a tractor trailer overturned. it was carrying garbage and that is being cleaned up from the highway. westbound l.i.e. at exit 49. all traffic pushed off is the service road. delays are bumper to bumper. jericho turnpike may be a little better to get around this. live in chopper 2 jim smith cbs- 2 news. >>> alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. >>> chris and mary, over to you. big mess there. >> really feel for them. >>> the rangers get back on the ice. here's otis livingston with your sports update. >> reporter: good morning everyone. mets and fill phillies, penguins at the garden. ryan was a surprise participant yesterday. he has been out of action a couple of weeks because of a hand injury. the mets and philly, david wright got the party started right. solo crank, a second in the ninth inning. noah eight strikeouts, including striking out the side

dick, back to you >> all right, kyla, thanks very much. >>> breaking news, jim smith in chopper 2 over the scene of a fire on the upper east side. jim. >>reporter: yeah. it is a two-alarm fire along second avenue between 95th and 94th streets. we understand the fire was burning in the walls of the building. we were able to see some smoke coming out of the roof earlier. that appears to have died down at this point. no injuries have been reported. scene trying to get the fire officially under control. second avenue is shut down now between 96th and 93rd streets as a result of all the fire department activity. live in chopper 2, jim smith, cbs 2 news >> all right, jim, thanks very much. >>> happening today, the full city council votes on a bill to restrict times square cakierer and paint ladies to -- characters and painted ladies to specific areas. >> the council approved the plan yesterday. cbs 2's andrea grimes has more live from times square. andrea. >>reporter: dick and mary, this is certainly a very controversial issue that's garnered lots of opinions on both sides for the last sever

jim smith is live in chopper 2 with the details. jim. >>reporter: mary, the building is along southern boulevard between freeman and holmes streets. the fire department staging in the area. now, there is concern about the facade of one of the buildings. the fire department does not believe at this point there's a danger of an imminent collapse, but there are some concerns with it. they have started to block off southern boulevard, as you heard kyla mention a minute ago, there are subway disruptions on the 2 and 5 trains in the area of the freeman street station. so far no injuries have been reported. again, fire department still arriving on the scene, trying to assess the situation. and for now disruptions on the 2 and 5 trains as well as southern boulevard being shut down in the area of freeman street in the bronx. live in chopper 2, jim smith, cbs 2 news. >> jim, thank you. >>> schools across new jersey testing today after a major technical problem yesterday. a computer glitch prevent students from logging into the exams. the company t

farrell i'm joined i supervisor yee and supervisor wiener want to change listened our clerk and jim smith and charles kremack from sfgovtv for covering today's meeting madam clerk, any announcements? electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. okay. >> thank you very much madam clerk with that, item one. >> ordinance appropriate 4 hundred and thirty theories four this administrative costs forever is business legacy register and historical preservation fund in the small business commission in the moechlz in 2016-2017. >> okay. thank you very much we're joined by supervisor tang you are committee vice chair colleagues he called this last week, a discussion on this item and debating whether to continue to the call of the chair or put on budget committee reserve at the request of the sponsoring sponsor we'll put it on budget committee reserve and handle that that way moving forward colleagues, any questions or comments happy to entertain them but first public comment on this item we've heard after all to the your budget analysts i

jim smith, cbs 2 news. >> yeah, you can see flames in the mid and will the back part as it continues to burn. we will get back to you shortly. thank you. >>> new this morning, surveillance video just released of an armed robbery in east new york. to a store employee. it happened yesterday at a grocery store at 485 new lawns avenue. at one point, the employee grabs the gun but then gets shot. the employee recovering today, listed in stable condition. the robbers took off in a black honda. >>> the presidential candidates are making last-minute appeals for support one day before we head to the polls for the new york state primary. >> they'll be doing the same around the state today. janelle burrell is live here instudio with more. >> reporter: hi there, chris. every delegate is crucial, 95 up for grabs on the republican spied 247 for the democrats -- republican side and 247 on the democratic side. and the candidates trying to earn every supporter they can before tomorrow's vote. hillary rodham clinton hoping to be able to dance her way to victory tomorrow. the democratic front-runner in

jim smith, cbs 2 news. >> thank you, jim. >>> alternate-side parking rules in effect citywide today. chris and mary, over to you. >>> a father and son helped to rescue a woman trapped in a burning suv. the authorities said the woman crashed into the bridge on sunday, and james panone and his 15-year-old son were driving by when the flames showed up. workers cut her from her seat belt, and she was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> a new jersey pet store may face charges after dozens of puppies were discovered in a van. they were behind the just pups store in paramus. freezing, and police said they heard yelping from inside of the van and a powerful smell as well. >> i think it's terrible and disgusting. >> they were stacked in crates, and quite a few of them were in a crate together. >> reporter: they were all take tonight animal hospital. we tried to find the owner at his emerson, new jersey store, but he was not there either. the number one carrier is a repeat winner, and virgin america tops the list for a fourth year in a row, and it was released as alaska airlines a

jim smith is live in chopper 2 with details for us. jim take it away. >> chris, a fire burning in multiple homes along forest street in jersey city. this fire actually started last night around 8:00 and was placed under control around 9:30. that fire has rekindled and spread through four homes. you can see the fire coming will you the top floor in the of of these buildings. burning deboro has been falling as well. fire department has evacuated. there is a building to the left that was not affected by last night's fire. we did see a resident being escorted out of that building. there's also the one to the right that was damaged in last either of those at this point. that is something the fire department will want to be concerned about. four homes on fire at this point. this is fire that began last evening, was placed under control and has rekindled. firefighters are still responding back to the scene to try to get this fire under control. you can see a massive blaze has erupted along forest street in jersey city. live in chopper 2, jim s

live in chopper 2 jim smith cbs 2 news. >> jim thank you. >>> officials say two prom goers were oned wounded in a shooting outside of a high school prom. but that officers prevented what could have been a far worse disaster. it happened saturday night about 150 miles north of milwaukee. according to police, office earls were already patrolling the parking lot when 18-year- old jacob wagner walked up and shot two students who were leaving the building. an officer returned fire killing him. school administrator believes wagner planned to enter the dance and start shooting randomly. both of the wounded students are expected to be okay up next springsteen's amazing tribute to prince how he honored the music legend. >>> in our next half hour you can call it an occupational hazard the most common workers after years on the job. today's the day! oh look! creepy gloves for my feet. see when i was a kid there was a handle. and a face. this is nice. and does it come in a california king? getting roid rage. hemorrhoid. these are the worst, right? i'm gonna buy them. boom. i'll take them. impuls

as jim smith from our sister station wbc in boston reports the globe is publishing a fake front page on a sunday paper about a call on voters to stop donald trump. >> we want the republican party a at head of their convention asking themselves, how you? question. >> reporter: the boston globe upping political anti publishing a fake front page this sunday a pointed parity, and editorial, offering its own glimpse of what a donald trump presidency would look like. >> we listened to donald trump speeches, we scoured his web site and read his position papers and considers who his advisors are and we reported it out and put it on the front page for our readers. >> reporter: it looks like it is working. it certainly has john keller's attention. >> on the one hand boston globe editorial board is doing exactly what an editorial board should be doing, take strong position, arguing for it forcefully and passionately and if you want people to pay attention and listen up, well, the fake front page is certainly create ago lot of buzz. >> reporter: satyrical headlines discuss deportations, riots, a

. >> we do have a few things to talk about, and for that let's head up to jim smith in chopper 2, and he's in new jersey. this looks nasty jim. what can you tell us? >> the westbound side of route that vehicle overturned. it also struck a utility pole. there's some downed wires on the side of the road. at this point no widespread power outages being reported. it is something that crews will have to deal with in this area. westbound all shut down at park avenue. that's where the traffic is being detoured. you'll have to take local roads to get around these troubles. >> thank you is o'much jim. alternate side parking is suspended today. that's for orthodox good friday. you do still have to pay those meters. >>> turning now to the new york city corruption scandal. >> mayor de blasio leaves a mound of reporters clamoring for answers after word that top city hall aides have been subpoenaed. cbs2 political reporter marcia kramer was there. >> step back from the truck please. >> mayor de blasio escaping to his suv to evade reporters after taking just two questions. >> there's an investigatio

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let's get out to jim smith, he is over oceanside long island, there is a fire burning, what can you tell us. >> reporter: it is a fire in an apartment building on long beach road near windsor parkway. it it started around 4:00 a.m. scene springwater into the building. it looks like it's not officially under control at this point. it's an apartment building at least two stories level. no injuries have been reported. people in the building have been evacuated. we see some of them being gathered in a nearby parking lot. the cause of the fire is still not known. once they get into the building they can investigate the cause of the fire. the good news is no injuries have been reported. the fire still ongoing. back to you. thank you very much. >> juliet: isn't like the taco bell area, there's a pup there as well. your top stories when we come back. >> ben: how 28 pages have been secret sense september 11, will they be released soon? we will be right back. to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring if you're told you have cancer, explore your treatment options with spec

jim smith what do we got here? >> that's the jackie reservoir right where they have that little -- >> that fountain thing. >> want to run around that 1.6 miles unless you take outer loop that takes lability longer. anybody out there jogging yet? you night find former governor eliot spitzer known to run around that reservoir friments. >> you know, i've seen there he is -- that's not him. i've also seen caroline kennedy when she's in town. of course that reservoir is named after her mother. >> too busy? japan. >> comes back every now and then pep caroline kennedy daughter of well the president and jackie. she's now the ambassador to japan. nateive new yorker. looking forward to talking to her when she comes back find out her time in japan. >> i understand she took lessons. audrey puente is looking pretty good so far. >> beautiful day on reservoir or o anywhere outdoors for that mart. expecting sun filled day across tristate area and temperatures will be slightly comer than we experienced yesterday continue with sunsh

. >> let's get out to jim smith in skyfox hd. where is had this fire exactly jim? >> juliet, we're over forest street. just short distance from martin luther king, jr. boulevard. the fire is affecting four homes, nows at this point we understand this is a fire that began last night placed under control last evening. the fire rekindled and spread through four buildings once again four of those buildings that were affect were partially affected in last night's fire. the fire department is starting to get water into the building a few minutes ago flames erupting through roof all four of those homes. now, if you look on either side, damaged in last evening's fire. the house on the left was not, and full minutes ago we did see residents being escorted from that home again this sapphire that began last night placed under control and has rekindled once again four buildings affected and fire department spreading water on to homes but adjacent ones to try to keep fire from spreading. firefighters are still arying into the scene as well so difficult to assess how much equipm

we're going to start with jim smith in chopper two, a hot spot in the morning to tell us what things are looking like jim what do you see today. >> right now the lincoln tunnel checking in with the longest about a 20, maybe a 25 minute delay now getting into the tunnel about 10 to 15 if you take the holland or george washington bridge. jim smith. >>> we have a few trouble spots to get through start in brooklyn hancock street is closed westbound from tompkins avenue to marcy avenue due to fire department activity, watch out for that. alternate side parking is in effect city wide if you are headed to the airport. all is on or close to schedule at jfk, la guardia and new york liberty airports. >>> more on campaign 2016, new york's primary election, hillary clinton and donald trump where the big winners in yesterday's voting in the race for president. >>> janelle burrell joins us live with more, hi, janelle. >>> both trump and clinton reveling in their wins this morning pulling off double digit victories racking up the majority of the delegates in >> i can think of nowhere that i would r

. >>> good morning everybody they are breaking in the bronx jim smith is in chopper two over some delays there what can you see. >>> kyla, the southbound expressway, there was an accident just before 230th street the vehicle evolved just drove off, all lanes are now open we are left with delays for the park way down through live in chopper two jim smith cbs 2 news. >>> looks like it is going to get a little better there. subway issues this morning due to signal problems at is 10th street downtown 2 and 3 trains are running with delays and downtown 2 trains are running on the 5 line from 149th street to neven street. alternate side parking is in effect city wide if you are headed to the airport all is on or close to schedule looking good at jfk, la guardia and liberty. >>> the front runners moved closer to the parties nominations after voting in connecticuit and four other states. >>> janelle burrell joins us here in the studio with more on this. good morning. >> decisive wins donald trump and hillary clinton looking ahead to the fall talking as though they are already their party's nomin

. >> jim smith for us in skyfox thanks very much check in with duke now for a looks at sports. >> last game as a profl and he pregame festives all about bryant but showed why he's one of the all time greats. scored season high 60 ponts granted he did take 50 shots in this game . 52 of 50 shooting. but wow. it's most he's scored sings 2009. now 15 an they beat the jazz 10 96 ends his career. for the nba hrs.. more golden stat or warriors broke the league record against memphis. and score of 125-104 last game of the season they do it one better than chicago bulls. own record an first ever to make 100 three pointsers in one season. game one in stanley cup finals. into putts pittsburgh top two goalies were up. backup was in. with 48 seconds left in the first period. hits in the eye, he was in pain. but in the guam he gave up the goal shortly after on a rebound and rangers put the second and thrd third period. for pitts burg had a hat trick. meantime islanders open up their series with panners this at barclays, and islanders getting healthy at the rooght right time. mets defeat miami 2-1. j

the folks jim smith and leo for helping us broadcaster this meeting completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 19, 2016, oikdz thank you call item one. >> ordinance for the human did care in the tobacco sales ordinance. >> supervisor peskin you're up the sposh of this piece of - this item. >> thank you, madam chair and supervisor wiener this origin about have one long term business in district 3 from the aufrsz piece of legislation give you a little bit of background a couple years ago the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that limited the number of tobacco sales permits per district to 45 per district district 3 as most supervisorial district has in excess of that number of what the legislation was developed no ability for an individual with a valid existing permit to move to another location in this particular instance the individual who is hsa had this long-term institution is actually the victim of rent increases and found another location interesting enough in a property he was ones pre

we're going to head to the bqe, jim smith in chopper 2 checking out what's happening. jim, i understand things may be getting a little bit better? >>reporter: that is right, kyla. there was a broken down truck on the southbound bqe on the kosciuszko bridge. the truck actually broke its axle. it was blocking the center lane for some time, just towed off within the last minute. it is completely off the highway now. we are left with delays on the southbound bqe beginning around queens boulevard, also causing some extra heavy exiting delay off the l.i.e., but, again, all lanes are now open on the southbound bqe. jim smith in chopper 2, cbs 2 news scblvment that will take a minute, but we're getting there. alternate side suspended today, that's for orthodox holy thursday, but you do still have chris and mary, over to you. now to campaign 2016, two candidates who were once rivals will campaign today in unanimous. >> ted cruz has picked carley fiorina as his running mate even though his campaign is more uncertain than ever. tony reports. >>reporter: cruz' v.p. pick clearly in

the folks jim smith and leo for helping us broadcaster this meeting completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 19, 2016, oikdz thank you call item one. >> ordinance for the human did care in the tobacco sales ordinance. >> supervisor peskin you're up the sposh of this piece of - this item. >> thank you, madam chair and supervisor wiener this origin about have one long term business in district 3 from the aufrsz piece of legislation give you a little bit of background a couple years ago the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that limited the number of tobacco sales permits per district to 45 per district district 3 as most supervisorial district has in excess of that number of what the legislation was developed no ability for an individual with a valid existing permit to move to another location in this particular instance the individual who is hsa had this long-term institution is actually the victim of rent increases and found another location interesting enough in a property he was ones pre

jim smith is over the scene. it looks like they are on a roof, jim. ninety-fifth and 94th street. a two alarm fire. you are not seeing a lot of smoke. no injuries reported. as you can see, second avenue. we have seen firefighters starting to make their way with this. >> we have another major fire to report. 740 park avenue. rosanna: books have been written about this apartment house. you have to be a billionaire to live there. linked to bernie madoff, by the way. running off to the author. 740 park. rosanna: sometimes it feels like forever when you are standing. greg: an audit from the state controller. really? are you kidding me? they say, of course that is the latest. greg: of the nine lines offered here, five train is the worst. >> you knew it was that. he already knew that. it is a lot of delay's. ten minutes-30 minutes. >> i was called on it myself. >> reporter: the writers alliance. weight times on these have on time performance fell some percent. the worst across-the-board. the best trained, the g train. on time 81% of the time. cannot trust the mtas math when it comes to w

let's take a look at jim smith on his way home. he is canceling his mission this morning because of the clouds. the lens there. greg: it looks like you are going pretty fast, too. >> reporter: doing about 120 miles per hour. rosanna: be careful. alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here wit

founder of the rapt group actionened former energy advisers and jim smith, former ambassador to saudi arabia. john kilduff let me start with you. are there any surprises a deal was not made? tectations were high that something would come together, this would be a past forward. that was the competing na narrative. obviously that's what developed. for me the biggest takearm is the ascendancy of mohammed bil salmon, and picked up the phone and said no deal. he was set to go with a production deal freed that would have excluded iran. >> there a dissonance in the saudi camp at all that you can discern here, based on what john kilduff just said? >> i can't verify john's comment there. what i can tell you is the saudis have always had great apprehension are iran's destabilization strategy. on the each of president obama's visit to the region. they have clearly voted with their wallet and said security against iran's destabilization is more important than rising the price of oil. >> what do you make of the fact that the head of the iranian central bank blamed all the other countries for over-

jim smith, where is this protest? >> right now this group is along 42nd street between sixth and seventh avenues. it began earlier at 46th treat and seventh eave and just started marching a short time ago. this is part of the group that has been leading the fight for the $15 an hour minimum wage. they're looking to expand that nationwide. originally it was fast food workers, now looking to expand workers as well as other professions. again, the group assembled earlier 46th street and seventh avenue. they began marching through times square. there are maybe a hundred or a little more than that demonstrators at this point making their way to 42nd street. ultimately, they plan on ending at the mcdonald's along 42nd street where the original protests and fight for $15 an hour began just a few years ago. right now the demonstration has been orderly, everybody's been sticking to the sidewalks, no traffic problems yet as a result of this demonstration. greg, rosanna, back to you. >> jim, what we're seeing there perhaps nothi

farrell i'm joined i supervisor yee and supervisor wiener want to change listened our clerk and jim smith and charles kremack from sfgovtv for covering today's meeting madam clerk, any announcements? electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. okay. >> thank you very much madam clerk with that, item one. >> ordinance appropriate 4 hundred and thirty theories four this administrative costs forever is business legacy register and historical preservation fund in the small business commission in the moechlz in 2016-2017. >> okay. thank you very much we're joined by supervisor tang you are committee vice chair colleagues he called this last week, a discussion on this item and debating whether to continue to the call of the chair or put on budget committee reserve at the request of the sponsoring sponsor we'll put it on budget committee reserve and handle that that way moving forward colleagues, any questions or comments happy to entertain them but first public comment on this item we've heard after all to the your budget analysts i

the clerk is steve steamose and like to thank jim smith and [inaudible] with that if we can go to roll call. >> item 1, commissioner avalos, present. cohen, present. commissioner farrell, absent. commissioner peskin, present. commissioner tang, present. we have quorum >> if we can call item 2. >> item 2 citizen advisory committee report. >> we have chris [inaudible] our cac chair >> good morning commissioners. here to report on 4 items in the packet. improving west side. most of the comments include things like need to look more closely at non commute hours, [inaudible] to bart which is item 9. more attention paid to commuters traveling to south bay and multiagency efforts to create private commuter shuttles. our comment were mostly about clarification on the selection of fund allocation and public comment include concerns about geo graphic equity. 11 million in prop k and [inaudible] approved with [inaudible] and on capacity update item 8, our comment were mostly on lrt, on the timeframe of delivery, citing the increases around demand projection indicated the lrt should be indicated n

the folks jim smith and leo for helping us broadcaster this meeting completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 19, 2016, oikdz thank you call item one. >> ordinance for the human did care in the tobacco sales ordinance. >> supervisor peskin you're up the sposh of this piece of - this item. >> thank you, madam chair and supervisor wiener this origin about have one long term business in district 3 from the aufrsz piece of legislation give you a little bit of background a couple years ago the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that limited the number of tobacco sales permits per district to 45 per district district 3 as most supervisorial district has in excess of that number of what the legislation was developed no ability for an individual with a valid existing permit to move to another location in this particular instance the individual who is hsa had this long-term institution is actually the victim of rent increases and found another location interesting enough in a property he was ones pre

jim smith is up there, and what do you have for us? >> audrey, following these continuing problems on the westbound lie in suffolk county, exit 49, all lanes are closed. a tractor-trailer overturned earlier this morning. it was carrying trash that spilled onto the roadway, and now crews have been going through the process of putting that boo smaller dumpsters -- into smaller dumpsters. again, all lanes closed at exit be 49. delays back to exit 53. the northern state parkway's also picking up a lot of the alternate be traffic. jericho turnpike might be the best alternate to get around this. now over to ines to check on the rest of traffic. good morning, ines. >> good morning, jim. big headaches on the lie this morning. the rest of your commute, here's a look at the staten island expressway heading towards the verrazano, normal delays. look at the northern state parkway, jim did tell you how there's also an accident on the northbound as you approach the northern state parkway, so a lot of action in long island this morning. george washin

start our meeting i want to announce that todays meeting is broadcast on sfg tv by jesa larsson and jim smith. >> item 1 is hearing to answer type 21 offsale license for west portal express. >> thank you. we have a presentation from the police departnt and not saying-thank you, come forward. usually in the bull pin is-you are up now. >> good afternoon supervisors. before we start- >> if you can identify yourself >> sergeant [inaudible] san francisco al unit. >> thank you >> before we start the item there is one condition removed and that is number 2 so want you to know that in advance that item will be not be read into this report because we have removed it. >> that will be-we'll file or continue that? >> i gave copies for aench wn. everyone. >> okay. >> you have west porter daily x pres oallicated 36 west portal avenue. they apply frd a type twin license and this will allow them to sell off sale beer, wine and distilled spirit. zeer letters of protest, zero letters of support. they are locate in plot 980 which is considered a low crime area. they are census track 308 which is considered a hi

. >>> good morning everyone, we are having major problems on the major degan jim smith is in chopper two above it all what can you see. kyla we catch a little bit of good news accident involving an over turned vehicle we had some lanes closed and now all lanes are open on the northbound degan by 230th street there are delays back to the cross bronx expressway also on the southbound degan there was one lane closed with police activity that's now the process of being reopen these delays take you back into yonkers. >>> getting a little bit better out there. >>> alternate side parking is in effect today city wide chris and mary over to you. by a man wanted in a series of hold ups in nassau county. >>> the latest just last night. janelle burrell is live with more, janelle. >>> mary, police say that this suspect has been busy here in nassau county that latest incident happening in this carvel around 9:30 last night police are searching for the suspect putting out these wanted posters hoping to catch him before he has a chance to strike again. >> police say the suspect waited until he was s

the folks jim smith and leo for helping us broadcaster this meeting completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 19, 2016, oikdz thank you call item one. >> ordinance for the human did care in the tobacco sales ordinance. >> supervisor peskin you're up the sposh of this piece of - this item. >> thank you, madam chair and supervisor wiener this origin about have one long term business in district 3 from the aufrsz piece of legislation give you a little bit of background a couple years ago the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that limited the number of tobacco sales permits per district to 45 per district district 3 as most supervisorial district has in excess of that number of what the legislation was developed no ability for an individual with a valid existing permit to move to another location in this particular instance the individual who is hsa had this long-term institution is actually the victim of rent increases and found another location interesting enough in a property he was ones pre

jim smith is in chopper 2 over route 78 where we're having big problems with an overturned truck. what can you see here? >> it is in the express lanes, eastbound 78. to the new jersey turnpike, those entry tolls to take you towards hudson county where the north south turnpike. now there's just one lane open again. it's in the express lane. local lanes are fine. there is a delay building into the express lanes, a quarter mile, maybe a little more. crews are on the scene trying to get that truck uprighted at this time. >>> thank you so much jim. and then let's head to manhattan, talk about some closures. 1st avenue will be closed from 42nd to 48th street as well as cross streets in the area that's due to the signing of the paris climate agreement that's happening at the united nations. alternate side parking is in effect today city wide. >>> thank you. an update on tuesday's primary problems. the top board of elections official in brooklyn will not be on the job today. more than 125,000 people in brooklyn found they'd been dropped from the voter rolls. snyderman and city comptroller

farrell i'm joined i supervisor yee and supervisor wiener want to change listened our clerk and jim smith and charles kremack from sfgovtv for covering today's meeting madam clerk, any announcements? electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. okay. >> thank you very much madam clerk with that, item one. >> ordinance appropriate 4 hundred and thirty theories four this administrative costs forever is business legacy register and historical preservation fund in the small business commission in the moechlz in 2016-2017. >> okay. thank you very much we're joined by supervisor tang you are committee vice chair colleagues he called this last week, a discussion on this item and debating whether to continue to the call of the chair or put on budget committee reserve at the request of the sponsoring sponsor we'll put it on budget committee reserve and handle that that way moving forward colleagues, any questions or comments happy to entertain them but first public comment on this item we've heard after all to the your budget analysts i

start our meeting i want to announce that todays meeting is broadcast on sfg tv by jesa larsson and jim smith. >> item 1 is hearing to answer type 21 offsale license for west portal express. >> thank you. we have a presentation from the police department and not saying-thank you, come forward. usually in the bull pin is-you are up now. >> good afternoon supervisors. before we start- >> if you can identify yourself >> sergeant [inaudible] san francisco al unit. >> thank you >> before we start the item there is one condition removed and that is number 2 so want you to know that in advance that item will be not be read into this report because we have removed it. >> that will be-we'll file or continue that? >> i gave copies for aench wn. everyone. >> okay. >> you have west porter daily x pres oallicated 36 west portal avenue. they apply frd a type twin license and this will allow them to sell off sale beer, wine and distilled spirit. zeer letters of protest, zero letters of support. they are locate in plot 980 which is considered a low crime area. they are census track 308 which is considered a

i want to recognize jim smith and loe who is recording our meeting today from sf govtv and make sure our meetings are online. madam clerk, any announces. >> silence all cell phones and complete speaker cards and documents to be included as apart of the feel should be committed to the clerk. meetings will appeal on the april 4th agenda. >> call the first item. >> item number 1. ordinance amending the police code to mandate that businesses and places of public accommodation designate single-user toilet facilities that are available to the public or employees as all-gender and accessible to persons of any gender identity, and require enforcement of the signage requirements by the department of building inspection; amending the administrative code to require buildings on land that the city owns or leases to provide all-gender toilet facilities; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. >> thank you. and i would like to recognize the author of the author, campos. i'm excited to see and hear this hearing today. supervisor campos.

farrell i'm joined i supervisor yee and supervisor wiener want to change listened our clerk and jim smith and charles kremack from sfgovtv for covering today's meeting madam clerk, any announcements? electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. okay. >> thank you very much madam clerk with that, item one. >> ordinance appropriate 4 hundred and thirty theories four this administrative costs forever is business legacy register and historical preservation fund in the small business commission in the moechlz in 2016-2017. >> okay. thank you very much we're joined by supervisor tang you are committee vice chair colleagues he called this last week, a discussion on this item and debating whether to continue to the call of the chair or put on budget committee reserve at the request of the sponsoring sponsor we'll put it on budget committee reserve and handle that that way moving forward colleagues, any questions or comments happy to entertain them but first public comment on this item we've heard after all to the your budget analysts i

the folks jim smith and leo for helping us broadcaster this meeting

the folks jim smith and leo for helping us broadcaster this meeting completed speaker cards and documentso be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 19, 2016, oikdz thank you call item one. >> ordinance for the human did care in the tobacco sales ordinance. >> supervisor peskin you're up the sposh of this piece of - this item. >> thank you, madam chair and supervisor wiener this origin about have one long term business in district 3 from the aufrsz piece of legislation give you a little bit of background a couple years ago the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that limited the number of tobacco sales permits per district to 45 per district district 3 as most supervisorial district has in excess of that number of what the legislation was developed no ability for an individual with a valid existing permit to move to another location in this particular instance the individual who is hsa had this long-term institution is actually the victim of rent increases and found another location interesting enough in a property he was ones previ

the folks jim smith and leo for helping us broadcaster this meeting completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 19, 2016, oikdz thank you call item one. >> ordinance for the human did care in the tobacco sales ordinance. >> supervisor peskin you're up the sposh of this piece of - this item. >> thank you, madam chair and supervisor wiener this origin about have one long term business in district 3 from the aufrsz piece of legislation give you a little bit of background a couple years ago the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that limited the number of tobacco sales permits per district to 45 per district district 3 as most supervisorial district has in excess of that number of what the legislation was developed no ability for an individual with a valid existing permit to move to another location in this particular instance the individual who is hsa had this long-term institution is actually the victim of rent increases and found another location interesting enough in a property he was ones pre

office and was the first person to inspire others to run for mayor, including our current mayor jim smith. russ was instrumental in the construction of the ten-mile water treatment plant. that was a big-ticket expenditure on the part of the city. and all bond are now paid off and the plant is off an running. i might suggest, washington, d.c., could take a few lessons from russ ritter. during russ' time in hellena, it was transform ago solid waste system and he also helped auto mate the system. he provided true management of the city and improved it for enjn reagan administrations to come by creating a healthier city. he also had a soft spot in his heart for the u.s.s.helena, the nuclear-powered submarine. he spent nine days on it. another great story was reported recently in the helena independent record. "russ met president ronald reagan in billings in august 1, 1928. but this meeting one for which their father had planned and prepared their remarks, the children said, did not go as envisioned. russ greeted the president by saying, hello, mr. mayor. i'm the president of helena. to whic

farrell i'm joined i supervisor yee and supervisor wiener want to change listened our clerk and jim smith and charles kremack from sfgovtv for covering today's meeting madam clerk, any announcements? electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. okay. >> thank you very much madam clerk with that, item one. >> ordinance appropriate 4 hundred and thirty theories four this administrative costs forever is business legacy register and historical preservation fund in the small business commission in the moechlz in 2016-2017. >> okay. thank you very much we're joined by supervisor tang you are committee vice chair colleagues he called this last week, a discussion on this item and debating whether to continue to the call of the chair or put on budget committee reserve at the request of the sponsoring sponsor we'll put it on budget committee reserve and handle that that way moving forward colleagues, any questions or comments happy to entertain them but first public comment on this item we've heard after all to the your budget analysts i

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smith is live. what can you tell us? >> reporter: jim, right now we continue to see police search through a home here at the corner of madison and cedar streets connected to the investigation into the death of 36-year-old thomas dunbar. around 3:30 police took a man out of the home in handcuffs in connection with the accident investigation division and put him in the back of the police car. he had a lawyer here most of the afternoon. the attorney told the police that his client would make no statement and says he's innocent. this investigation began last night around 9:30 at lehigh avenue. witnesses say dunbar was riding on a motorized scooter when a car hit him and he was dragged for more than 200 feet. the car did not stop, according to witnesses. just before midnight, police said they found the striking car at the home where they are now searching. listen to what the man's attorney told us just now. >> he did nothing wrong. he does not understand why the police would detain him in his house for -- i would say it's been since about 7:3

smith was at both. he joins us live from the steps of the art museum. drew? >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, we heard both candidates tonight, clinton and sanders recite their vision for america as we've been hearing on the campaign trail but there was added urgency in philly tonight as they work to fire up their supporters and make sure they show up to vote tomorrow. hillary clinton chose philadelphia city hall to ask voters to turn out for her with pennsylvania's governor and several other officials by her side. >> that starts for you tomorrow, philadelphia, right here. please, come out and vote. >> reporter: over in university city, the line for a bernie sanders rally formed early. >> i'm feeling the bern. i'm berning up. >> the more excitement and enthusiasm that we can show i feel like the better chance he has in pennsylvania. >> reporter: sanders brought along actor susaner er iserand get voters energized. >> if you come out and vote tomorrow, bring your aunts and uncles and friends and co-workers, we're going to win in pennsylvania. >> reporter: clinton never mentioned her democratic

which the new hampshire literature cannot interfere by jim to change the privately funded institution into a state university. as gene edward smith notes, aside from its economic impact, few cases better illustrate marshall's ability to bring his colleagues together than the cases initially argued, only washington siding with the chief justice, todd and you've all support the new hampshire legislature all the jeffersonians, johnston, livingston, and story, ron decided, rather than expose a divided court, marshall held off on announcing a decision after the recess with three undecided justices came to his position in the chief justice of exerted no pressure on them directly or indirectly. they ultimately flocked to his cause. i mentioned the marshall had -- that marshall had only one constitutional dissent during his long tenure. den and saunders in 1827. it was also a contract clause opinion, one of the rare instances where he was unable to convince his colleagues to join him. ogden examined the constitutionality of the new york bankruptcy statute which completely absolved insolvent debtors from all future obligations once they s