honored guests i want to recognize doctor john brown here on behalf of find the public health and jim wagner in the back row here on behalf of the permit holder department of homelessness and supportive of housing a couple of other members i'd like to point out jason one of our wonderful team members with the homeless outreach team in the back row and michael mason in the capacity for the ems 6 i'll go ahead and get started with the presentation can i have the slides thank you the commission recalls the ems 6 program is a reenvisioning of a prior program within the fire department that looks to team up a unique pair of ems h-33 captain where a homeless outreach working with an attempt to connect many of the vulnerable clients in the city with the city services that help to stabilize the situation and the continual needs for non-emergency the origin of the name the ems 6 goes to the program that the - some other significant meaning the ems star of life as designed by some consists of 6 different star points each represents a mission of the ems and the 6 star point is the controversy and conne

materials which is a lot i very much appreciated that you asked doctor brown to participate also jim wagner, and also acknowledging jason back there because that was real important for myself as part of commission to hear the update in terms of one year anniversary of the ems 6 clearing the question the collaboration and point of view of you doctor brown and of the homeless corresponding center as well i give you respect in terms of work with the homeless outreach team probably one the toughest jobs in san francisco compared to the dedication we all have again not that one cares more than another there are students in the city that are supposed to be living with this you used the word complex misrepresent system of doctors and that's exactly what that is it goes without saying the support of this commission for the ems 6 and for the creation of this ems of being part of our department now being part of this commission for a number of years it takes great learning curve where the san francisco fire department does simple folks with depression and there is prevention and the airport but there

honored guests i want to recognize doctor john brown here on behalf of find the public health and jim wagnerw here on behalf of the permit holder department of homelessness and supportive of housing a couple of other members i'd like to point out jason one of our wonderful team members with the homeless outreach team in the back row and michael mason in the capacity for the ems 6 i'll go ahead and get started with the presentation can i have the slides thank you the commission recalls the ems 6 program is a reenvisioning of a prior program within the fire department that looks to team up a unique pair of ems h-33 captain where a homeless outreach working with an attempt to connect many of the vulnerable clients in the city with the city services that help to stabilize the situation and the continual needs for non-emergency the origin of the name the ems 6 goes to the program that the - some other significant meaning the ems star of life as designed by some consists of 6 different star points each represents a mission of the ems and the 6 star point is the controversy and connections wellness

jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank youment. >> the time 5:36. in business news, ford is set to hire hundreds of engineers. putting at&t in charge after big project. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the stock he can changes with details. go good rning, jim, rahel. futures pointing to bit of points, theesterday though nasdaq climbed 16 to new record high. at to build public safety network for first responders. the idea has been around for more than a decade actually since nine/# one. let first responders share critical info between agencies andit a 50 states. ford is hiring 400 engineers to meet the demand for more connected cars, 100 of those jobs will be based in the u.s. the other 300 will go to canada. whlanng a new research and engineering center. and facebook is getting into the fundraising game. social media company will let users raise money for themselves or charity, casino every like go fund me page. facebook will take a cut though. nearly 7% transaction fees, plus 30 cents per donation, facebook says it is to cover security and fraud protection. jim, rahel. >> 7%? >> a lot of monday. >> i yes, i don't know about that. >> seems like a lot of monday. >>

jim, check out the website cbsphilly.com. >> headed there right now. time 5:36. in business news this morning, we now know what led to a huge outage in amazon's cloud. >> also money watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, where jill, ipo was major success, good morning. >> yes, good morning, jim, rahel. right now futures are flying little lower open. stocks pulled back yesterday from their record highs, the dow fell 112 points, but it does still open today, above 21,000. the nasdaq dropped 42. wild success, fares jumped 40% on the first day of trading, that bridges snap's market value to about $33 billion. is more than macy's, could encourage companies like uber, air bnb to go public. >> janell yellen giving a speech today in chicago, waiting for clues when the fed could raise interest rate. there are high expectations that the fed could vote to raise rates at its next meeting in march. >> and mystery solved. amazon says the cloud computing outage tuesday was caused by mere typo. amazon says worker was doing routine fix of the company's billing system, and incorrectly typed a command, amazon says make sure that does not happen again. a type/.

money watch's jill wagner joins us from new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures are pointing to a higher opened. stocks were mixed despite a blockbuster jobs report for february. dow jones who 69 points, nasdaq gained three. shares of the caterpillar fell 3 percent on news of a possible tax and accounting fraud. new york times has said government commission report found that the equipment maker did not comply with tax or financial reporting rules. no charges have been filed, caterpillar has not committed. >>> samsung is exploring expansion of the u.s. manufacturing, the company says preliminary talks are underway to build a new factory somewhere in the you had, and there are very few details though. >>> and apple says it has fixed weak necessaryes in the i phone that accord took documents was cia break into devices. april em says latest system addressed those issues and they are working to fix others apple has advice, run all updates, available, and so you can take advantage of any of those security fixes, jim and rahel. >> i have nothing on my

jill wagner joins us from the new york took stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> good morning, jim, rahel. right now futures pointing to another lower open. yesterday the dow fell 61 points, the nasdaq dropped 21. optimism over snap chat parent company snap is slowly disappearing. shares of snap inc dropped 12% yesterday. they're now trading under $24, the first day opening price. invest remembers concerned about snap's user growth, which slowed down when instagram launched its similar story feature. facebook trying to fight fake news stories, launched new disputed future, if enough support a story as untrue, it is run through fact checking sites likeness. com. new feature, helped spread mis-information during the 2016 election. >> and i hope, 12th annual national pancake day, that means free short stacks from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at participating locations, customers will make donations to children's miracle network hospital, leukemia, lymphoma society, and shriners hospital for children. jim, rahel? >> those pancakes really look good. >> our show ends at 7:00. so you know where

jim cawley. >> um... >> among others. >> and speaker turzai. >> right. there's a number of others. >> yeah, i think he has a good shot at maybe -- >> well, wagner has the leadn the republican side. he's got the money. >> trash-hauling business, right? >> yeah. he's very -- he made a lot of money on the public -- the public good. but the real problem's gonna be is when you're running against someone, that's when the issues really come up. and since he's running against someone who may have a lot of negatives, you tend to raise the level of the other candidate. so i don't think, until that happens -- right now, he doesn't have the best approval rating, but maybe the candidate that he's opposed to will have a lower approval rate, or maybe no one knows who wagner is, and so that essentially helps the candidates. >> i think he looks too close to trumpish, and i think if you had a race against governor wolf, against someone like jim cawley, now it becomes a really tougher race, one, because of the lack of enthusiasm. there's an enthusiasm gap with the current governor right now. even though the democratic base is up in arms, even though there's an anti-trump sent

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jiml, futures right now pointing to little bit of lower open on friday. the dow rose 44-point, the nasdaq up 22. hiring picked up in february, the jobs report, 235,000 jobs created, many in construction, the unemployment rate, fell to 4.7%. that strong jobs report, pretty much seals the deal for the feds to raise interest rates at it meeting this week. and possibly raise rates three more times this year. banks are raking in big bucks, from all of the extra fees, and there doesn't seem to be anyway to stop. that will study looked at chase, wells fargo, bank of america, made in over draft fees last year up 6% from the year before. >> and for the first time, starbucks is celebrating the arrival of spring. with spring cups. each coffee size gets a pastel color, designs, available starting march 16th. spring officially starts march . i don't think mother nature has gotten the memo. >> good point. that doesn't look like a coffee cup to me, looks like something would you have tea or something co

starbucks menu, where you can get it, money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. right now futures are pointing to little bit of lower open. the markets, though, near record highs on friday, the dow jumped two points, the nasdaq rose nine. and another interest rate hike is most likely on the way. fed chair janet yelin all guaranteed a rate hike next week, barring any major changes in the economy on friday the labor department will release the february jobs report, a significant slow down in job growth could derail that planned hike. equinox could be getting into the hotel business, fitness clubs bridging in new ceo veteran from the hospitality industry, the new york post reports she'll help the company create equinox hotels, right now equinox brands include link fitness, pure yoga and starbucks going, coffee chain starting selling its cold brew coffee in mason jars. so far this is only available in singapore, the mason jar comes with black cap, which can match higher end black apron reserve coffee. jim, rahel? >> have you had that cold brew? >> oh, yes.

trump is inspiring investors, money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures are pointing to a little lower open but dow jones opened up above 21,000 mark. it jumped three hub and three. nasdaq rose 78 points. investors feeling good about president trump's promise of tax cuts, less regulation and spending a trillion dollars on infrastructure. earnings season is wrapping up and a lot of companies are reporting strong, profits. >>> this week it is tail of the two ride sharing companies , lyft is reportedly in talks with investors for a new round of funding to help expand its service, this is coming just as rival uber is dealing with even more controversy. ceo of uber ace pol guying and admitting he needs to grow up after video surface that had shows him lashing out at his own driver over the company's pricing structure. >>> fcc is making it easier for internet providers to sell your personal information, yes , you heard that correctly. the ruling overturned a new data security rule that was passed in october, requiring internet service provide

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures are pointing to a higher opening, investors are watching tonight's health care vote on capitol hill, yesterday dow jones lost six points after worst day since november election, nasdaq added 27. at&t, verizon and johnson and johnson are a list of companies pulling their ad there you tube. several companies are boycotting their site because they have been appearing alongside video promote ago wifes content. google will step up efforts to block ads on events, derogatory videos. >>> national football league wants to speed up games, after a falling viewer ship to cut down on commercial breaks and reduce downtime for fans. commissioner roger goodell wrote we necessity how annoying it is when we come back from a commercial break, kick off and then cut to a commercial again. team owners meet next week. >>> latest star bucks craze has nothing to do with coffee. star bucks is selling an organic avocado spread for bagels. it is made with sea salt, onion, garlic, jalapeno, pep

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, hello again, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jimnd rahel. futures are pointing to another higher open, yesterday dow jones rose 112 points, nasdaq up 43. interest rates are going up, fed raised short term rates by quarter point and said two more could come this year. janet yellin said simple message is the economy is doing well. >>> retail sales rose slightly last in by .1 percent compared to january, that is a sign consumers are still cautious about spending even though they are feeling more optimistic about the economy. >>> new airline ranking shows flights were on time, about 75 n january. it is actually down from a year ago marks which, delta, american airlines had most on time arrivals. rounding out the bottom virgin america, frontier and sky west >>> visa starting a pilot program for payment enabled sun glasses. they look like regular shade but they have a chip, to take glasses off and tap them on the terminal. visa is trying to figure out if is there a market for them. jim and rahel. >> i guess you have to be a very responsib

money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning again, jill. >> reporter: good morning jim and rahel. futures are pointing to another lower open, big sell off on tuesday, dow jones fell 237 points, nasdaq dropped 107 points. stocks suffered their biggest losses since the november presidential election. investors are concerned congress will get bogged down on health care reform and that will delay trump administration's economic agenda including tax cuts and infrastructure spending. >>> disney is defenders of the plagiarism lawsuit, gary goldman says company ripped off his idea to make zootopia. he first pitched concept in 2,000. he said it is a widespread problem in hollywood, disney denies it. >>> wells fargo upgrading atms so customers can take out money without using a debit card. customers will get a eight digit code from the wells fargo app, enter code and pin to access their money. machine will still accept card jim and rahel. >> okay. >> when i heard new way i thought they would scan my eye or some kind of crazy nonsense like that. >> all right, jill, thank you. >>>

money watch's jill wagner joins us live now from the new york stock exchange, hi, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, jan. futures right now pointing to bit of lower open on friday. the dow lost 59 points, the nasdaq, though, up 11. markets are coming off zero their biggest weekly lost since the presidential election, republicans couldn't get enough votes to pass the healthcare plan. investors are concerned that will make it more difficult to pass president trump's economic policies, like tax cuts. >>> uber is temporarily stopping tests on self-driving cars, after a crash in arizona on friday, one the suv's hit by another vehicle, while in self-driving mode. there with a someone in the drivers seat. police say the uber car was not at fault. but uber is investigating. >> and the ride hailing app lyft is launching program that lets passengers rounds up their fares to the nearest dollar. and then give that difference to charity. it is called up up -- round up and donate. will left riders choose from handful of charities to donate to. what a good idea. jim, jan? >> love it. >> lucky, lucky, lucky. spiki

the markets through twitter, money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures pointing to a higher opened. yesterday was down day. dow jones fell 30 points, nasdaq fell 15. president trump tweets and markets reacts. shares of the pharmaceutical stocks are down after president tweeted that he is working on a new system to bring down drug prices. bio tech co took biggest hit, many make complicated medications that can be expensive. >>> snap sell off continues, shares fell 10 percent yesterday, to 21.44. on monday snap shares also fell by double digits. snap chat's parent having heavy hyped ipo on thursday and shares soaring. investors are concerned about long term profit process. >>> and nike introducing a performance job for muslim female athletes. head cover will be available next year. nike got idea after muslim athletes complained about wearing a traditional head scarves during competition, and so, certainly, one way to help. >>> today is international women's day women across the country are called on to take the day off, organizers with t

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures are pointing to a higher opened, yesterday oil prices fell and brought down markets, dow jones dropped 44, nasdaq who 19. fed wraps up a policy meet to go day. they are expected to announce another interest rate hike only the third since the financial crisis, and it is a sign that the economy is strong. >>> two high end retailers could be merging, canadian company that owns saks fifth avenue and lord and taylor are in talks to buy neiman marcus. like many stores newman marcus has been losing customers to on line sales. >>> another airline is bringing back free meals, on domestic flights, american says it will add free meals in the economy class on some coast to coast flights, first will be from new york to l.a. and san francisco. about a month ago delta said would it bring back free meals , on some flights. free food, imagine that jim and rahel. >> airline food... >> listen i'm just saying. >> i like airline food. >> you do. >> yes you are in the minority there. >>

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchanges, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. futures right now pointing to higher open yesterday, though, the dow lost 45 points. it is now in its longest losing streak since 2011. the nasdaq though gained 11. looks like wall street's trump rally is losing momentum. solve after republicans couldn't reach a deal to reform healthcare, vince err concerned about whether the trump administration can deliver on other promises, like tax cuts. some say amazon killed big box stores, now the on line retailer could be building some of its own, kree agent stores that sell furniture and home appliances, and items that customers may want to see before they actually buy. amazon already opened a physical book store. >> apple released it last major operating system update before its big ios11 roll out in join. version 10.3 is improvements to siri, also to the mack app, and find my air pods feature. >> oh,. >> new ear pieces. >> oh, the things without the wires. >> still behind the times. >> everyone will definitely lose. >> yes. >> good

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchanges, good morning again jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. futures right now pointing to little bit of lower open. yesterday down day here, the dow fell 15-point, nasdaq flat. good news about jobs. the labor department says number of americans filing for unemployment benefit dropped by 2,000 last week. a sign companies are hanging onto workers. the unemployment rate is now 4.7%. the luxury jacket maker canada goose published yesterday, here new york stock ex chance and also canada main stock exchange, shares topped 25% on day one of trading. peta protesting outside the exchange, because canada goose uses real fur. the group says it plans to buy enough shares to influence the company's policy. >> and can siri anal election a get along? amazon says it will bring alexa electronic voice assistant to the iphone. users will be able to call alexa by tapping the amazon app and asking alexa anything you would normally through an echo, like purchasing something or getting sports scores. little turf war here? >> i was going to say, like done as

jim, back to you. >> as she was mentioning thosewa temperatures dropping overnightr but how will that effect the roadways. paul wagner is in a snowplow across montgomery county.ss m this ison not a side job. paul was just in there for the day. what are people going to see going home >>reporter: jim and sarah through the courtesy of the montgomery county department of transportation we're in a snowplow in olney. we're on birch wood court withwh alex the driver. he's showing us a little bita li about what it has been like all night long.t has been up all night long.en he's gotten up a couple of cats here and there. his job to make sure all of theo side roads are finally plowed. we're getting to one of the last ones in olney, birch court.irch as sue mentioned that could come up tonight, with the high winds, the temperatures in the teens ir montgomery county, wees coul ide seeing some black ice overnightn we could be seeing some icy conditions. i'm just going to ask alex alex couple of questions here reel quick. alex, what's it like or what doo anticipate tonight when you're out b and about on some of these icy roads and

fox5's paul wagner broke theke e story on the web today.to he's here now with more.th more. paul. >> reporter: jim shawn the fatal stehr:o jotingim of te sterling has beenling habeen controversial since day ity it happened after d.c. mayorc muriel bowser revealed theowse officer who fired his servicesee weapon failed to turn on his h body worn camera until after sterling was shot.shot. but that's not all. a. the officers' actions thatons at night indicated severaleral general orders were either ignored or violator.nore now the d.c. government is is admitting the officers brokers e another ru.e. in a reply to a civil suitiv filed by the sterling family fa attorneys representing theys d.c. government admitted rept ae officer brian treanor and his partner "pursuing mr. terrencete sterling who was fleeing at flei d.c. police department or themet mayor's office had said theresa was a pursuit that night.n it is against the generalg orders of the police of th department to engage in a hota o pursuit of a motor vehicle forre a traffic violation.io the night he was shot policee said sterling was observedin

fox 5 paul wagner is live at the courthouse with the story. paul? >> reporter: hi, jim, i was in the courtroom when the jury came back in. malik's mother was sitting to the left as the jury that mr. decure was not guilty of the robbery and first-degree murder. she did not have any obvious reaction to this, but when i talked to her outside after the jury left the courtroom, she told me that she was very surprised and upset by what happened. let's take you back to the crime scene from june of 2015. in the days after malik mercer was shot in the neck after he left a metrobus in southeast. police released this surveillance video from the bus and asked the public for help. a crime that had infuriated then police chief kathy lanier who held a news conference asking for help in identifying the three men seen getting off the bus. on 28th street southeast where it stopped, he was arrested for a red belt he was wearing and after the play from the chief, arrested 22-year-old derrick decure. but during the two-week entire, the defense claimed decure had no intention of robbing merc

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchanges, where jill, it was a down day yesterday. >> yes, good morning, jim, rahel, right now futures pointing to little built of higher open. but the post election raleigh cents been santiago ago bit of breather on wall street. oil prices are falling. the dow lost eight points yesterday, the nasdaq was flat. apple shares though hit new highs on reports the company's getting ready to launch new ipads. this could possibly revive the tablet market. apple is already trading near report levels, getting business boost from strong holiday sales, and higher than expected iphone sales. brexit getting timetable. britain will officially start its exit from the european union from march 29. when the prime minister theresa may will notify eu officials that britain is implementing article 50, it gives two sides two years to come to terms on britain's withdraw, try to agree on new relationship. google maps could help to get to your destination and soon reminds you where you park. testing new feature, lets users set their tacking location, even write quick notes, for now th

paul wagner joins us live from alexandria with more on this big arrest, hey, paul. >> reporter: hey jim, sarah t. was a week ago saturday that virginia state police, prince george county police and alexandria police executed eight search warrants in the washington area. taking into custody 11 people. five of them are residents here in alexandria. now, commonwealth attorney brian porter declined to go into specifics on how this ring was taken apart. but he did explain why it needed to be done. here's what he had to say. >> heroin trade is particularly a lucrative of heroin can be divided to 10 individual doses and every 100 grams of heroin potentially contains 1,000 individual doses and profits to be made, for instance, kilogram ever heroin as approximate wholesale value of 100,000 and resulting in heroin dealers possessioning large amounts of cash which in turn requires them to possess and use firearms and that fact is evidenced by the number of firearms uncovered by this investigation and where guns and i will legal money and violence is not far behind. >> commonwealth attorney brian p

jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> architecture company is giving us a preview of the buildings of the future. >>> we will show you unbelievable ambition >>> time right now, it is 4:50 >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. we talk about this yesterday. samsung did release its highly anticipated smart phone but did it live up to the hype. >> reporter: well, they are impressive. samsung galaxy s8 and s8 plus they have large displays, they curve on each side, they have wireless charging and unlike new iphones they do have head phone jacks. is there a new security feature like iris scanning and facial recognition, and as suspect voice activated assistant named bixby to rival siri. it is still too soon to tell whether it will restore trust in the brand after the batteries in previous models caught fire. we will see. >> do i like that name bixby. >> jill, i understand new study looks at best states to retire. what can you tell me so i can start preparing. >> reporter: we know you have a count down clock. >> yes. >> when it comes to retirement , places like florida, arizona are not the best according to a bank rate .com reporting. health care

fox5's paul wagner live fromi the scene tonight with that story. story. paul. >> reporter: well, sarah an jimwas back in may 2014m that police and the fbi discovered two bodies inside two this park. they were gang members who had n beeng murdered and decapitatede there were seven men taken toakt trial and tried and convictedon in case.in ca. now here we are almost threel years later and police say s they have discovered a crime scene here in holmes run park.oa they came here on a tip andan basically they said that itthatt was gang related.elat. that crime scene we were able to shoot today from a backyardbd basically right here where youe see this jeep behind me, we were able to get backis ther jeh and get you some good picturesps on what's been happening hereni in the pngark. p let's show you that video now.d. detectives and investigators ina were back at a cordoned off section of holmes run parkrun pk today where police say theyce sh have found evidence of crime.e. through the thick woods from aia neighbor's yard we could seeld e detectives using evidence bagsns which they then placed inside

jim and marina, back to you. >>> we do have team coverage as we get ready to deal with the first big storm. gary mcgrady live in gaithersburg and tom fitzgerald in annapolis >> paul wagner is live from southeast spoke to dc's mayor mayor bowser. tell us what's the latest. >> reporter: standing here in front of the salt here in southeast right off south capitol street. the mayor says they're going to have about 200 of these guys out here on the street tonight. they're going to be deployed all over the citily. ready to go, right around 7:00 tonight. now, the mayor said that they don't know exactly as far as it's snow totals are concerned. as we heard from sue, there's a rain snow line out there. and so they can't say right now what they're going to do about the schools. so there's no decision yet on dc schools. and the mayor said that they will probably have to wait until tomorrow morning to make a decision. that's what everything wants to know, of cou to happen with the schools. let's show you video that we shot from earlier. mayor bowser gathered the team where she laid out the district's plans so far, the streets been treated and beginning at 7:00 tonight, approximatel