jocelyn: yes.eone called me cinderella. after 12:00, i knew i had to be back into the office to work. the trick is to find a boyfriend. [laughter] jocelyn: i met my late husband. haslinda: richard? jocelyn: richard. he was the one that always helped me to take down lectures. you know sometimes tutorials, i would go from a tutorial and he would attend the lecture on my behalf. in some interviews, he even joked about it, and said "i studied for two degrees, and got one." [laughter] jocelyn: because some of the courses, he was really doing it for me. it was really long hours for us. haslinda: it is now one of the biggest food companies in singapore. but the beginnings were pretty modest, and the sauce business came about out of necessity because your mom and dad lost their job when the factory in which they work at had to shut down and money was pretty tight. jocelyn: yes. my mom was working in the factory. in a sauce factory. that is where she met my that is where she met my dad. and my dad was, like

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí.ily they never graduated high school or even let alone go to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my family never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew what i could become and who i could become as a person. karim: everyday after work i went straight to school, studied hard, and it paid off. jocelyn: sentía como que si quiero cambiar el mundo tengo que cambiara mi primero. group: surprise! surprise! surprise! angela: i could not have gotten my diploma without my family. jocelyn: mi consejera, ella fue lo máximo para mí porque me ayudó mucho con todo. jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it. angela: yeah it's hard, but keep on going and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. wow. college already yeah! we gotta go ♪for all the truth that you made me see♪ ♪for all the truth that you m

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí.arim: most of my family they never graduated high school or even let alone go to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my family never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew what i could become and who i could become as a person. karim: everyday after work i went straight to school, studied hard, and it paid off. jocelyn: sentía como que si quiero cambiar el mundo tengo que cambiara mi primero. group: surprise! surprise! surprise! angela: i could not have gotten my diploma without my family. jocelyn: mi consejera, ella fue lo máximo para mí porque me ayudó mucho con todo. jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it. angela: yeah it's hard, but keep on going and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. on fox. david: republicans this week proposing to slash funds to an agency created by dod

be defeated withjohanna konta and heather watson earning singles victories before laura robson and jocelynae won the doubles. right now i'm very happy. that was not easy. to come through that and to have the opportunity to go to the play—off tomorrow, i'm very happy indeed. barry hawkins is into the final of snooker‘s world grand prix in preston. he eased past liang wenbo of china 6—1 — finishing in style with a break of 127. he'll now face either marco fu or ryan day on sunday. that's all from sportsday.

if you look at the great work done at the long journal people like tom jocelyn. we know that at least 30 if not more than 40% recidivism rate from the people released at gitmo. so, president obama released lots and lots of people that were there for a very good reason of what happened. almost half the time they returned to the battlefield. this individual not only was he released, he was given compensation of more than a million dollars by the british government. who claimed he had been mall treated. and then he goes and executes

he walked peacefully. >> jocelyn knows little about the events sunday, september 4th. >> all i know abouthat night was, joseph was with a group of friends that came to the house the next day and said they found him in front of the duncan doughnuts. >> police found him monday september 5th, shot in the chest. >> i want someone to come forward. if it's just a little something, you never know what's important. >> the city of philadelphia is offering $20,000 for reward money for thehe person responsible. all calls remain anonymous. >> some people get scared. they don't know what to say at the moment. maybe something will come out later. that's what i'm hoping for. >> for crime fighters, i'm rick williams, channel6 "action news." >> a rally was shown for a mural at the corner of 17th and mount vernon 40 years, symbolizing the forced evictions of puerto ricans in the neighborhood. the building owner is renovating and promised to keep the mural. people wanted to make sure the owner knows how special the mural is. >> mia andrews won the miss america pageant in university city. andrews is a 22-yea

if you look at the great work done at the long journal people like tom jocelyn. we know that at least 30 if not more than 40% recidivism rate from the people released at gitmo. so, president obama released lots and lots of people that were there for a very good reason of what happened. almost half the time they returned to the battlefield. this individual not only was he released, he was given compensation of more than a million dollars by the british government. who claimed he had been mall treated. and then he goes and executes a suicide attack in iraq. ainsley: why would the british government do that? >> that's a good question. you would have to ask them i'm afraid. brian: dr. gorka, on top of that, you do have gitmo and do you have some people there and it's a brand new prison and there is a court. have you -- do you know if the administration along with your advice has decided what to do about that? are we going to start seeing these guys on trial and convicted and death penalty? >> the president has been really explicit, brian, that the gitmo is a very, ve

he said, what i'm most worried about is jocelyne, his wife.e is going to take this harder than me. and meanwhile he was facing a very difficult uphill battle. and it just captures the type of man he was. he wasn't thinking about himself. he was thinking about his wife. he was thinking about his family and he kept saying i don't want to put her through this. when i say he worshiped, idolized and adored his wife, i know because he told me. he would often use the phrase she is my soul mate. and i know that this has been a very difficult time for him and for monica and for the whole family. but, you know, for our fox family, bill, i want people to know this was a good man with a great, huge heart who, you know, to be perfectly honest, i have a hole in my heart today. i'm just devastated. and i have known that this is coming for some time, to be honest. i was hoping and praying for a miracle. i just want people to remember that in terms of human decency. we're living in a time of great incivility, alan was civil and kind. the staunchest supporter o

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí.to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my family never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew what i could become and who i could become as a person. karim: everyday after work i went straight to school, studied hard, and it paid off. jocelyn: sentía como que si quiero cambiar el mundo tengo que cambiara mi primero. group: surprise! surprise! surprise! angela: i could not have gotten my diploma without my family. jocelyn: mi consejera, ella fue lo máximo para mí porque me ayudó mucho con todo. jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it. angela: yeah it's hard, but keep on going and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. lou: in our online poll we asked you do you think the supreme court is capable of make a fair and neutral judgment of the president's executive order? 66% said no. tha

be defeated withjohanna konta and heather watson earning singles victories before laura robson and jocelynt now i'm very happy. that was not easy. to come through that and to have the opportunity to go to the play—off tomorrow, i'm very happy indeed. barry hawkins is into the final of snooker‘s world grand prix in preston. he eased past liang wenbo of china 6—1 — finishing in style with a break of 127. he'll now face either marco fu or ryan day on sunday. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rosamund urwin, columnist at the london evening standard, and martin lipton, deputy head of sport at the sun. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the i leads on the government's decision to shut down the unit it set up to investigate allegations that british troops abused local people while serving in iraq, saying it's cost £60 million. the daily mail, which campaigned on that story, says the witchhunt against british veterans cost £60 million. the mirror reports that a fu

turkey were the latest team to be defeated with laura robson and jocelyn rae rounding off the whitewashubles after singles victories for heather watson and johanna konta. danny willett is one shot off the lead in malaysia. he made six birdies to finish the day on five under par. he trails band buys worker. the austrian made an impressive nine under par 63. marc warren lost the lead after a second round of 75. the overnight leader hit three bogeys and a triple bogey on the last six holes as his three over round left him on six under. in a moment we'll have inside six nations from cardiff, but as wales and england prepare to go head—to—head tomorrow, one player who's not playing on the biggest stage is on the verge of breaking the premiership‘s all—time try—scoring record. bristol winger tom varndell, needs just one more try to pass mark cueto's record of 90 premiership tries, and could do it tonight when his side face harlequins, as patrick gearey reports. there aren't many who can keep up with tom varndell, one of the fastest players around, you have the wait for the replay is the capta

be defeated withjohanna konta and heather watson earning singles victories before laura robson and jocelynappy, definitely, it wasn't easy and she definitely played herself into the match. to come through that and to give us the opportunity to go into the play—off tomorrow, i'm very happy for us and the team. barry hawkins is into the final of snooker‘s world grand prix in preston. he eased past liang wenbo of china 6—1 — finishing in style with a break of 127. he'll now face either marco fu or ryan day on sunday. that's all from sportsday. a bit of snow overnight, so fans are truly disappointed by what you might have. 0vernight a mixture of rain and snow coming in, brew with the best chance of picking elation over the pains, —— pennines. the biggest risk will be on saturday morning. widespread frost but they will be some sunshine around the western peripheries, northern ireland and the west of scotland doing 0k, otherwise they bloody day, a tendency for snow showers to turn back to rain during the day across eastern areas. across the pennines we are expecting some further snowfall and the

my thoughts and prayers tonight are with his wife jocelyn, of course his sister-in-law, our friend monicaey, his whole family, rory, his manager who was with him his entire career. they are all devastated, they are as heartbroken as we are. my prayers are with all of them tonight. he was a friend, one other thing. i won't go into the details of what he faced. we had offices next to each other, we talked all the time, he came and they told him the story about his illness, he was very optimistic. my only fear about this even though he was facing a daunting, a daunting challenge his only fear was i don't want my wife to worry about me. i don't want her to suffer, i don't want her to go through all of this. it just speaks volumes of about a guy that had that kind of love and compassion he always put other people first. it was very honored to have him as a partner through all these years, we had so much fun. we worked so hard together and we had a common goal delivered for our audience every night, the best show we could. you can't replace him. he's going to be missed sorely and dearly, our he

really, my thoughts and prayers tonight are with his wife, jocelyn, of course his sister-in-law, ourica crowley. his whole family, rory, his manager who was with him his entire career. they are all devastated and as heartbroken as we are. my prayers are with all of them tonight. he was a friend. one other thing. he faced -- i won't go into the details of what he faced.in we had offices next to each other, we talked all the time, and he came and he told me the story about his illness, he was very optimistic. he said, my only fear about this, even though he was facing a daunting, a daunting challenge, his only fear was, i don't want my wife to worry about me.do i don't want her to suffer, i don't want her to go through all of this.s. and it just speaks volumes of about a guy that had that kind of love and compassion and real humanity about him that he always put other people first. i was very honored to have him as a partner through all these years. we had so much fun. we worked so hard together, and we had a common goal to deliver for our audience every night the best show we could. y

jocelyn hood captured this scene along route 42 just north of the atlantic city expressway.morning state police say no one was hurt and there's no word yet on what happened just before the accident. troopers say wind was not a factor. >>> fresco user rich roland from burlington showed this fierce wind. when you see news happening take out your phone shoot it and use the fresco app to send it to our newsroom.& lucy. >> thank you iain. wilmington lawmakers and residents came together to honor contributions of hat tee h. fail land. she became the first african-american woman to serve on the city council in 1967. in her honor you see it right there it's a commemorative marker went up in the burton fail land community garden. her granddaughters were that for the tribute. here now to talk about the process, the one and only tom srendenschek. >> we have the process for you lucy. good evening. 76ers told you for years to trust that process. but now can you real really trust the people behind the process? we'll talk about it after the break. >> today's moment in black history today w

owners say they understand why employees like jocelyn batista took the day off. >> if we don't work hardy, this country is not going to be the same. >> reporter: here in philadelphia at least 80 restaurants shut down or had limited service because of a day without immigrants. organizers say they're planning a similar event for may 1st. jericka duncan, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the app and how they've seen a spike in signups andgations of a former team doctor. ahead in a preview of "60 minutes" two former gymnasts speak out for first time on the alleged abuse they suffered. >>> and alex wagner has a rare behind-the-scenes look of the hit tcv tv drama "home land." that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day and a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thanks for joining us this morning as we take a live look at the wet golden gate bridge. it is friday, february 17. good morning. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. we are on storm watch. let's check in with roqui and roberta. >> i thou

owners say they understand why employees like jocelyn batista took the day off. >> if we don't work hard this country is not going to be the same. >> reporter: here in philadelphia at least 80 restaurants shut down or had limited service because of a day without immigrants. organizers say they're planning a similar event for may 1st. jericka duncan, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the app and how they've seen a spike in signups andgations of a former team doctor. ahead in a preview of "60 minutes" two former gymnasts speak out for first time on the alleged abuse they suffered. >>> and alex wagner has a rare behind-the-scenes look of the hit tcv tv drama "home land." that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day and a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> a developing story, police officer dragged by a car during traffic stop. we're live with details on the car that police are searching for right now. >>> and, up all night. senate democrats are once again burning the midnight oil working to dela

approached this with all of different ways to regulate and enforce they have responded to i think jocelynth jena the operator at the health on with the repeated sifthdz and sat down with her and requested angle online as to steps that she'll be taking so far as soundproofing the structure of building there have been steps taken thus far to sound-proof the interior and the exterior on the roof specifically capping skylights and fathoming the existing roof structure and multiple environmentalist by sound techs inside the residents on the rooftops i've out numerous times to establish the ambient levels - i think they've been responsive to the concerns on i've been e-mailed text message it's been going on for quite a while and i think there is has been progress at this point during my last visit with the operators and sound techs to my left is at the company and sounds like effects this past wednesday, i was able to take the age bins of that neighborhood from the rooftops and compare am i still on - compare the level that is product inside of health on to show that the level for the sound lev

jocelyn rae and laura robson won the doubles against portugal, after straight set wins for heather watsonohanna konta in the singles had given gb an unassailable lead in their europe/africa group i tie. they face latvia tomorrow and turkey on friday and they'll playgroup b winners on saturday. really happen to to get the match under my belt. it was a high level match. got better and better as the match went on. really happy to have come through for the team. are you enjoying your time with the team under ann and her first enjoying your time with the team under ann and herfirst fed cup tie as captain? for sure. she's doing a tremendousjob. yes, she is. she's just behind us. doing a tremendous job bringing us together as a team. it is always tricky. we spend most of the years as individuals travelling. for her to be able to do such a good job with us, it says a lot about her. we've lots of team bonding in the evenings. lots of funny things going on. in the fa cup, leicester city are at home to derby county in theirfourth round replay tonight. leicester are only a point off the premier leagu

turkey were the latest team to be defeated with laura robson and jocelyn rae rounding off the whitewashntire fleet of royal navy's attack submarines is currently out of operation due to repairs and maintenance work. seven nuclear—powered subs are classed as non—operational, including three new astute class vessels. they are the most powerful attack submarines ever operated by the royal navy costing over a billion pounds each. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. they're known as hunter killers, the attack submarines armed with torpedoes and cruise missiles that the royal navy uses to project force anywhere in the world. normally, at least one is always at sea on active duty, but it's now emerged that none is currently deployed on operations. if none of them are operational, it is very serious. the submarines are needed for our security vis—a—vis russia, who at the moment is sabre rattling. they are good to ease tension because they are so capable, and the russians know that, and they can give us indicators and warnings. they are very important in the middle east, around t

approached this with all of different ways to regulate and enforce they have responded to i think jocelynth jena the operator at the health on with the repeated sifthdz and sat down with her and requested angle online as to steps that she'll be taking so far as soundproofing the structure of building there have been steps taken thus far to sound-proof the interior and the exterior on the roof specifically capping skylights and fathoming the existing roof structure and multiple environmentalist by sound techs inside the residents on the rooftops i've out numerous times to establish the ambient levels - i think they've been responsive to the concerns on i've been e-mailed text message it's been going on for quite a while and i think there is has been progress at this point during my last visit with the operators and sound techs to my left is at the company and sounds like effects this past wednesday, i was able to take the age bins of that neighborhood from the rooftops and compare am i still on - compare the level that is product inside of health on to show that the level for the sound lev

. >> bill: alan colmes, at age 66, he has passed away, leaving his wife jocelyn, sister susan bregman-law monica crowley. he was a fox news channel original, i met him more than 20 years ago. he was unique to say the least. >> bill: i want to get his reflection on it. >> i don't want to go overboard. could be at 33. >> let's forget that ronald reagan was the lowest at 35%. >> bill: you can't be optimistic about it. >> i'm hopeful. >> bill: wire hopeful? >> i'm hopeful that the economy is good to get better. it >> bill: for all the american people not for your insane ideological -- >> our usage estimate i want this to happen for my own personal benefit? >> bill: he gets appointed this guy to head the president's council on competitiveness and job creation and then he ships jobs to china. is that not insane? >> it does not look at. go to. [applause] >> bill: i want you to stand up. >> is a cynical view of the democratic party's. >> bill: the truth may hurt, the republicans haven't done anything either. >> they're busy try to overturn health care for the 30th time. a spill in the preside

turkey were the latest team to be defeated with laura robson and jocelyn rae rounding off the whitewash i guess just really happy to come through that. it wasn't easy. she definitely played herself into the match. to come through that and to give us the opportunity to go into the play—off tomorrow, i am very happy for us and the team. england's danny willett is one shot off the lead after the second round at the european tour event in malaysia. the masters champion made six birdies to finish the day on five under par. he trails bernd wiesberger. the austrian made an impressive 9—under—par 63. scotland's marc warren lost the lead after a second round of 75. the overnight leader hit three bogeys and a triple bogey on the last six holes as his 3—over round left him on 6—under. tiger woods has withdrawn from the next two events on the pga tour next week's genesis open and the honda classic with ongoing back spasms. the 14—time major winner pulled out of this month's dubai desert classic before the second round with the injury. he only returned to action in december after two back operations

approached this with all of different ways to regulate and enforce they have responded to i think jocelynth jena the operator at the health on with the repeated sifthdz and sat down with her and requested angle online as to steps that she'll be taking so far as soundproofing the structure of building there have been steps taken thus far to sound-proof the interior and the exterior on the roof specifically capping skylights and fathoming the existing roof structure and multiple environmentalist by sound techs inside the residents on the rooftops i've out numerous times to establish the ambient levels - i think they've been responsive to the concerns on i've been e-mailed text message it's been going on for quite a while and i think there is has been progress at this point during my last visit with the operators and sound techs to my left is at the company and sounds like effects this past wednesday, i was able to take the age bins of that neighborhood from the rooftops and compare am i still on - compare the level that is product inside of health on to show that the level for the sound lev

this is jocelyn here. you're a big patriots fan. how you feeling about the chances tonight?el like we're going to kill the falcons tonight. >> reporter: this is paul, another big fan. deflategate hanging over this season, which the team was accused of cheating, of underinflating footballs to get a better grip. do you feel like tonight is going to be vindication if they're able to win? >> tonight will put that in the past. this is what brings champions -- this is where champions are born, right here. >> reporter: a huge night for tom brady. >> five rings, it is unspeakable he'll be the best of all time. >> reporter: all the fans are out here at the causeway, a restaurant, cheering on this team. i have not seen one falcons fan. this is not the place you want to be if you're a falcons fan tonight. >> the number 12 to your right there, lack of passion, certainly, i can tell. enjoy the game. blake, thank you so much. sara as well. that does it for us this hour at msnbc. stay with us. we have much more in our next hour. stick around. on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgr

turkey were the latest team to be defeated with laura robson and jocelyn rae rounding off the whitewashwasn't easy. she definitely played herself into the match. to come through that and to give us the opportunity to go into the play—off tomorrow, i am very happy for us and the team. england's danny willett is one shot off the lead after the second round at the european tour event in malaysia. the masters champion made six birdies to finish the day on 5—under par. he trails bernd wiesberger. the austrian made an impressive 9—under—par 63. scotland's marc warren lost the lead after a second round of 75. the overnight leader hit three bogeys and a triple bogey on the last six holes as his 3—over round left him on 6—under. former world number one tiger woods, will miss his next two tournaments after pulling out of the dubai desert classic last week due to back problems. that's all sport for now. john watson will have more in the next hour. the health secretaryjeremy hunt has conceded the nhs in england is facing "completely unacceptable" problems. he said there was "no excuse" for some of

turkey were the latest team to be defeated with laura robson and jocelyn rae rounding off the whitewashppy to come through that. it wasn't easy. she definitely played herself into the match. to come through that and to give us the opportunity to go into the play—off tomorrow, i am very happy for us and the team. england's danny willett is one shot off the lead after the second round at the european tour event in malaysia. the day on 5—under par. he trails bernd wiesberger. the austrian made an impressive 9—under—par 63. scotland's marc warren lost the lead after a second round of 75. the overnight leader hit three bogeys and a triple bogey on the last six holes as his 3—over round left him on 6—under. that's all the sport. more in the next hour. we've been asking for your questions and suggestions on nhs finance. do you think the health service budget needs to bigger or whether money could be spent more efficiently? we've got two experts here to answer your questions — anita charlesworth from the health foundation and professor neena modi from the royal college of paediatrics and child

separate for the executive director's report and then the sound intersections report deputy director jocelyn kane. >> good evening trying to be brief so allow me this evening under the legislation and policy update as you may know know the addition or amendment to chapter is an chifd that protection of night life was moving through the pace to add hotel and molts as used we'll be reviewing residential and so yesterday worthwhile that at the submit the land use committee approved with i think a anywhere amendment the legislation onto the full board that amendment i watched it today on review was simply to exclude hotels that already have entitlements so that was so obvious but needed to state that on the 0 record i think the 14 will be first reading and a week later a done deal from the board and the mayor will sign that in mid-march early april i should get indication information 17 or 18 hotels i know are in the pipeline i already have their addresses we did that research so we should be able to host them through the process maybe we'll have to change the name the residential development co

jocelyn rae and laura robson won the doubles against portugal, after straight set wins for heather watsonlable lead in their europe/africa group 1 tie. they face latvia tomorrow and turkey on friday. fantastic doubles. i know they have not played much together, but watching them you would never have thought that, and again they took charge and did what they had to do, so, yes, a clean sheet. what more could i ask for? leicester city are at home to derby county in their fa fourth—round replay tonight. leicester are only a point off the premier league's relegation zone after their 3—09 defeat against manchester united at the weekend. derby forward david nugent has retuned from injury and could be involved against his former club. claudio ranieri is set to make changes to his leicester side whose priority is to avoid dropping down to the championship. i have to protect some players who are not very good and they need more recovery and more rest, and also i want to see and to give an opportunity to the other players, because the other players, they have a good quality and are worth a lot of m

turkey were the latest team to be defeated with laura robson and jocelyn rae rounding off the whitewash been asking for your questions and suggestions on future challenges facing the nhs. what do you think the nhs could be doing to help tackle problems such as obesity, and to cope with an ageing population? we've got two experts here to answer your questions — consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist shree datta, who is the british medical association's lead on obesity; and from the health foundation and nigel edwards, ceo of the nuffield trust. but first, as part of our special coverage of the nhs, we took a look at how technology is helping to improve access to care for elderly patients like pauline alderson. what can i do for you today? well, i am concerned about my legs. they get quite swollen and hot. by using modern technology 79—year—old pauline alderson can be assessed for swollen legs without having to leave the comfort of her care home. bring the camera down again so i can look at her feet. a secure video link means she can be seen by a nurse at airedale hospital immediately,

separate for the executive director's report and then the sound intersections report deputy director jocelyn kane. >> good evening trying to be brief so allow me this evening under the legislation and policy update as you may know know the addition or amendment to chapter is an chifd that protection of night life was moving through the pace to add hotel and molts as used we'll be reviewing residential and so yesterday worthwhile that at the submit the land use committee approved with i think a anywhere amendment the legislation onto the full board that amendment i watched it today on review was simply to exclude hotels that already have entitlements so that was so obvious but needed to state that on the 0 record i think the 14 will be first reading and a week later a done deal from the board and the mayor will sign that in mid-march early april i should get indication information 17 or 18 hotels i know are in the pipeline i already have their addresses we did that research so we should be able to host them through the process maybe we'll have to change the name the residential development co

separate for the executive director's report and then the sound intersections report deputy director jocelyn kane. >> good evening trying to be brief so allow me this evening under the legislation and policy update as you may know know the addition or amendment to chapter is an chifd that protection of night life was moving through the pace to add hotel and molts as used we'll be reviewing residential and so yesterday worthwhile that at the submit the land use committee approved with i think a anywhere amendment the legislation onto the full board that amendment i watched it today on review was simply to exclude hotels that already have entitlements so that was so obvious but needed to state that on the 0 record i think the 14 will be first reading and a week later a done deal from the board and the mayor will sign that in mid-march early april i should get indication information 17 or 18 hotels i know are in the pipeline i already have their addresses we did that research so we should be able to host them through the process maybe we'll have to change the name the residential development co

. >> jocelyn, ice hockey. >> rico, portland, oregon, paralympic sled hockey. >> maria shriver, los angelesit is always great to have you here. it really is. >> thank you. >> what is your next, big event? >> next big event is going to korea and competing. then the air and style. should be great. >> all right. it is going to be fantastic. thanks to natalie who brought us the profile of lindsey vonn. and thanks to keir simmons, who is over in pyeongchang this morning doing some pretty good skiing. once again, a big thank you to all our athletes. >>> ahead, country star trace atkins will join us for the next half hour and hour. first, a look at your local news and weather. >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema and just about 9:00 a.m. this wednesday and maybe we are in the 60s, but retracking snow on the way. first to the meteorologist bill henley who has the most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> what a turnaround. sunshine is breaking through the clouds in in philadelphia and temperatures back into the 60s where they were this morning. and 48 in the lehigh valley and the suburbst at 47, and 61

. >> jocelyn, ice hockey. >> rico, portland, oregon, paralympic sled hockey. >> maria shriver, los angeless always great to have you here. it really is. >> thank you. >> what is your next, big event? >> next big event is going to korea and competing. then the air and style. should be great. >> all right. it is going to be fantastic. thanks to natalie who brought us the profile of lindsey vonn. and thanks to keir simmons, who is over in pyeongchang this morning doing some pretty good skiing. once again, a big thank you to all our athletes. >>> ahead, country star trace atkins will join us for the next half hour and hour. first, a look at your local news and weather. i'm ... crews arworking to fia pothole on 580 thataused a >>> good wednesday morning at 8:56. crews now still working to fix a pothole on 580 that caused a traffic mess in livermore this morning and it continues to do that. pothole is near the greenville road exit and closed down two lanes. now, chp says it is ten feet by three feet and deep enough for the rebar to be showing through to the road. we counted half a dozen cars wai

he leaves behind his loving wife jocelyn. alan colmes was 66 years olds. such a huge loss.x news channel, there was a show that i actually moderated and on one side was sean hannity and on the other side was alan colmes. and it was a fun show to watch and a fun show to do. alan colmes was a funny, patriot, very passionate. and at the end of every debate, you know, he and sean hannity would go at each other for 20 minutes. that's how long the program was. get up, shake hands and go about business. abby: i remember growing up watch thafing show every night they would have "hannity & colmes." when i first got to fox a year and a half ago he walls the first person to send me a note, if there is anything i can do to help you, just let me know. i will never forget that one of the great people out there. so missed. pete: i didn't know him well. he was on this program a number of times always fair, always kind, not always right because is he on one side of the spectrum. abby: in his opinion he was pete pete walked away saying this was a good guy. steve: he was a good man. abby: pre

in summer of 2015 i ielth i didn't look online to read the changes i had a great conversation with jocelyn and hope that happens this year bus 2014 is a long time will be a long time in december and here's an example why i think you need to deal with them can i have the overhead, please? this is perhaps an extreme example but not that much this is a two buildings on castro and that's the rear yard that's a lot of glass i just experienced sometime like that open valentine's day weather wise the windows and doors were wide open i was like watching a play i didn't know what the lighting was like i thought that was in the 15 row center and whether that makes me a advisor or after - regardless this is a design issue that hopefully, will happen this year when the redo the residential design guidelines thank you to the budget people i wouldn't want to do a budget and look forward to working on the r d g this year thank you very much. >> is there any additional public comment? >> seeing none, commissioner vice president richards. >> one quick comment director rahaim in - in the private industry th

in summer of 2015 i ielth i didn't look online to read the changes i had a great conversation with jocelyn and hope that happens this year bus 2014 is a long time will be a long time in december and here's an example why i think you need to deal with them can i have the overhead, please? this is perhaps an extreme example but not that much this is a two buildings on castro and that's the rear yard that's a lot of glass i just experienced sometime like that open valentine's day weather wise the windows and doors were wide open i was like watching a play i didn't know what the lighting was like i thought that was in the 15 row center and whether that makes me a advisor or after - regardless this is a design issue that hopefully, will happen this year when the redo the residential design guidelines thank you to the budget people i wouldn't want to do a budget and look forward to working on the r d g this year thank you very much. >> is there any additional public comment? >> seeing none, commissioner vice president richards. >> one quick comment director rahaim in - in the private industry th