these two class "a" teams have the 3 kearney beat fourth ranked fremont by fourth ranked kearney beat fourth ranked fremont by thirty last friday. but then they lost at number 6 millard west the next day by 8. the panthers wanted to bring last friday's performance again tonight against kearney at homr. 3 both teams came into tonight's matchup with a record of 13-6. 1) 1st half panthers take a big lead early-check out sophomore matthew hagedorn! drives indside...the spin move... and one! puts the panthers up 26-19.2) still in the 1st half-travis larson is only six foot two but that's not stopping him from getting the block! solid defense from the junior.3) into the second half-panthers have a commanding lead and lane mccallum wants to add to that with style. look at the moves on this kid! guarded in the post and still makes the basket. that would put norfolk up 36-21.4) as if that weren't enough-next possesion- larson can do it on both sides around the defending bearcat and nails the easy layup!5) kearny just couldn't find an answer for this panther offense-logan strom at the top of th

>> senator kearney and denise tree house both are very community minded people. people who are out in the community making connections and if you talk to any community council, people in evanston or hyde park or across the city, they know who denise tree house is and they respect her for bringing back resources to their community. the problem i see with the other candidates in this race, i'm a community person, i'm a progress i've is person, i'm reaching out to -- i mean, all of my life, justice issues and i fight for the collaborative agreement in 2001. i don't think anybody else can talk about these issues from that perspective. i don't see them out in the community anywhere. >> anybody else with those two people, somebody else who is sort of your model? >> well, i'm personally really proud to have the endorsement of both representative tree house and senator kearney and a number of other elected democratics in selected organizations. they've both been examples of showing to you show get things done, whether in committee or in the larger house or just coming back and being really re

tonight they hosted kearney. alex adam christen and wes adams from our sportszone partners at northeast community college shot this game for us. in the first...brandon villalpando kicks it out to matthew hagedorn...he drains the three pointer for the panthers. later in the quarter...villalpa ndo is on the receiving end this time...he connects on the easy layup. in the second quarter...the bearcats answer back...ryan koski finds jake teichmeier for three. but the panthers too strong ...strom, so strong...basket and the bonus, norfolk wins 74-49 chris: the same matchup in the girls game...wes and adam got this game for us too. in the first...taylor stoltz gets the rebound and back up with it for the easy deuce. but kearney has the answer...kelsey clark with the thievery and she finds mariah rost for the pair. ahead to the second...jenna jochum finds allison temple and she earns a trip to the line for the bonus. the panthers notch their first win against an opponent with a winning record, 43-35. alex to the college

that also surprises us what's we also have lime juice we make the car and he does kearney does in a ten spice rub with coriander, first garlic and fresh coriander we take the recipes and keep them that way but also have a little room to experiment and make it my own really. this is the way people order then they go on to a plate and kearney does which is our braised pork they come with a lime wedge and quick as that, you come down, you order, you pick it up on the end, and you are ready to eat and go back to work. until showtime across the street at pacific theater with a nice crowd you can come in and get dinner to go within a few minutes. the artwork is local artists who have not seen in years i ran into her one day and said it was opening in a restaurant and asked her to do the interior about but being one gal bringing in art every couple of weeks it was something really cool and i told her to go ahead and go on with it. come in and look around. my staff will greet you with a simple menu get to the end didn't get a pop or of beer and go from there sit down and enjoyed enjoy it. very

what would we see as an encore tonight hosting a very good kearney team with an identical 13-6 record riding a four game win streak?in other nebraska action south sioux city hosts gross catholic tonight.and number 6 moc-floyd valley hosts central lyon. number two boyden hull hosts rock valley.we'll also have unity christian at trinity christian boys and then north and east renew their rivalry tonight in the land of the black raiders. and dakota valley has lost three of their last four games after starting 12 and 0. they host dell rapids tonight.on the ladies side the south sioux city girls are still red hot, they follow up their win over sbl last night with a matchup against gross catholic. kearney and norfolk the panthers.north welcomes a spencer team with state tournament aspirations tonight. and dakota valley has lost two of their last three after starting 13-2. they try to get back to their winning ways against dell rapids up in north sioux. 3 one of the teams that the panthers fell to is the elk point jefferson lady huskies, who despite last nights close loss at iowa's 13th ranke

he wants be same for kearney and clay. >> i need to do more. to prevent such tragedies. >> reporter: its proposal is only to make all turn red for vehicle traffic at the same time. so pedestrians can cross in all directions but not diagonally. that would cost $40,000 compared to $350,000 for a diagonal scramble. >> that will require new hardware and digging up the intersection to put in more wiring. the budget for, we don't have the approval for. >> reporter: he suspect it's not the cost that's prohibitive. but that diagonal scrambles slow down traffic. >> quite frankly, takes you another minute or two to get to where you're going and we save lives, it's worth it. >> if we don't have the equipment to protect the pedestrians crossing the street, everyone is at risk. >> reporter: supervisor tells me existing scrambles have cost a lot less than projected. sf mta plans to hold a public hearing on these proposed changes. one week from tomorrow at city hall. live in san francisco, -- amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a bay area lawmaker wants to scrap

he wants be same for kearney and clay. >> i need to do more. to prevent such tragedies. >> reporter: its proposal is only to make all turn red for vehicle traffic at the same time. so pedestrians can cross in all directions but not diagonally. that would cost $40,000 compared to $350,000 for a diagonal scramble. >> that will require new hardware and digging up the intersection to put in more wiring. that's something we don't have the budget for, we don't have the approval for. >> reporter: he suspect it's not the cost that's prohibitive. but that diagonal scrambles slow down traffic. >> quite frankly, takes you another minute or two to get to where you're going and we save lives, it's worth it. >> if we don't have the equipment to protect the pedestrians crossing the street, everyone is at risk. >> reporter: supervisor tells me existing scrambles have cost a lot less than projected. sf mta plans to hold a public hearing on these proposed changes. one week from tomorrow at city hall. live in san francisco, -- amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a ba

. >> his name, they later learn, is kevin kearney. he's 28 years old and barely conscious.rrives within seconds to take him to a nearby hospital. romano fears the worst. >> i didn't hear a peep out of him. i thought he was dead. >> but remarkably kevin is alive. he suffers a cracked rib, two broken vertebrae, a broken ankle, and swelling in his brain, but seven days later, he's in good spirits, talking about his dramatic flight on national television. >> joining us now live is kevin kearney. how are you doing this morning? >> doing great from south florida, good to see you, new york. >> his voice is a little scratchy because doctors placed tubes down his throat during his treatment. kevin, who has 25 stitches and several cuts and bruises, says he's doing great. >> you know, kevin, people are thrilled that you are okay, but you know there are many people that are saying, what in the world were you thinking? >> i should have packed it up a little bit earlier than i did though. when that gale force wind picked up to 70 knots, 60 knots, and it carried me across the street, that

deputies ryan kettman and dan kearney responded to a call about the lizard on the side of the road, when they got there they assumed she was frozen because of how cold it was, but they decided to call a veterinarian for help and crank up the heat anyways. " we still weren't sure if she was exactly alive. she had a little movement in one foot, but when a lizard passes, it's kind of like a human. you can have a weird little twitching. but after warming her up with heating lamps for about an hour, she started to move. " by the next morning, was back to her old self. dr. mundt plans to keep the reptile with her at her office at pet-med in dubuque. she's planning to use the dragon to help teach pet owners how to care for exotic animals. tim: thousands of fans have flocked to des moines for the state high school wrestling tournament at wells fargo arena. best high school tournaments in the country, elias johnson brings us more " "elias johnson takes us inside wells fargo arnena for the 2016 iowa state wrestling tournament. " jenna on cam and abc9 will be following the state tournament sports r

meanwhile we have an update out of chagrin falls, concern that tg kearney elementary some water samples tested high for lead. test results last week came levels. another round of tests on tuesday revealed the same results. for now the school will continue with bottled water as a precaution. >> mark: today is the last day for inpatient services at lakeland hospital. a community group continues to fight the shutdown. last month members submitted signatures to get the issue back on the ballot. the cleveland clinic plans to build a cleveland health clinic. so the er at lakeland hospital will stay open until it is done. >>> tonight at 11:00 we continue a cleveland 19 news investigation. >> romono: a man damages a girls identity and it is so much more to another child. >> reporter: we brought you the story of kailey demarco of northridge built last night. an article in the newspaper featuring her at just 10 years old really turned into a shocking ordeal for her family. they have been fighting for a man named harold hasssenruck became obsessed with her after finding her in the newspaper. he cu

it was like zero degrees that night. " deputies ryan kettman and dan kearney responded to a call about a lizard left alalg the side the road, covered by a blanket. they assumed the lizard was dead, but decided to call dr. robin mundt for help. "when he was holding her he was like stiff as a board. literally stiff as a board. " heater nats the deputies cranked up the heat in the squad car and raced over to dr. mundt's house. she got a good look at the 18 inch reptile. "we still weren't sure if she was exactly alive. she had a little movement in one foot, but when a lizard passes, it's kind of like a human. you can have a weird little twitching. " but after warming her up with heating lamps for about an hour, she started to move. "it took about an hour before she could just kind of do this with her head. " by the next morning, was back to her old self. "it needed to go down just as it happened and had there been a delay or they waited any amount of time, as cold as it was instead, she's alive and well, hanging out with dr. mundt. and they all have a couple of sheriff's deputies to thank

the conference will be held in kearney, nebraska on march 2nd and third. governor pete ricketts says farmers and ranchers have a chance to discuss the future of the agriculture industry with state leaders. brad's here -- monday's a big day for rankings. the a-p poll saw changes for iowa and iowa state after both teams lost last week. and, seven siouxland teams make the new iowa boys basketball rankings. sports fource is next. iowa and iowa state each went 1 the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't

in the background and the parade moved from market to union street and finally around columbus and kearney, and it's a tradition that dates back more than 100 years. >> we have been coming here eight plus years now and it was an annual tradition with my daughter. >> children, politicians, huge crowds. it's the lunar year of the monkey and the night to celebrate. >> it's just fun to see. it's great, really. >> reporter: organizers say the festival and parade are one of the largest of its kind pf reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc area news. >>> coming up next, a protest. why thousands across the country took to the streets. >>> renters may never be able to go back home. a fire gutted this building last year and there's a problem that has kept people from returning. >>> a live look outside at the bay bridge, looking so fine. and a quick look at the forecast. >> seeing clear skies right now towards san francisco, but as we head towards tomorrow morning, be prepared for a chilly start. 30 to low 40s with patchy fog. coming up, we will talk about a chance of breaking records i

. >> reporter: husband of the year goes to jim kearney.is wife sent him here on a valentine's day excursion to buy her a tiara. >> what is she wearing that for? >> i have no clue. >> reporter: when the clock struck 9:00 a.m., bets were off and bargains were on. >> make me fall in love. >> reporter: as these ladies are ready to walk down the aisle in style. in pennsauken, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> lope they got some good deals. also people braved the cold to take part in philadelphia's cupid chase 5k this morning at the philadelphia zoo. the race was held in 30 different cities, nine states. it helps raise money for community options a nonprofit helping people with disabilities. participants in the raisey race received an available or and available shirt to wear in hopes of sparking a love connection. >> that's kind of cool. >> i like it. >> that will warm you up on a chilly day. >> i know. i should ask you lauren, which one would you be wearing. >> ooh. >> tmi, too much information. they had to brave that cold this mornin

there's been several collisions and a death at kearney and clay. it will make improvements by april. community liters and some of the people in the neighborhood want a diagonal scramble that let's people cross diagonally. but that's not cost effective. >> that would require digging up the intersection for more wiring. that's something we don't have the bumminget for, we don't have the approval for. the proposal is to make the lights turn red at the same time so people can cross in all directions. a public hearing on improvements will be head a week from today at san francisco city hall. >>> as we head into the final weekend before super tuesday the republicans face-off. >>> was another heated debate. >> good morning, it was. there's a lot at stake on super tuesday, a few days away. the bottom line for rubio and cruz, they are running out of time. >> if he didn't inherent $200 million, he would be selling watches. >> on the attack, there may have been five candidates on the stage, this is becoming a three-man race for the republican nomination. rubi

. >> that is right and it is wise students at kearney elementary school in chagrin falls will be drinking bottled water since late january. the ohio epa put out the caught the district off guard because the agency declared safe for the school district in chagrin falls decided not to close the school that all trekking fountains were covered and turned off, bottled water was provided for drinking and sinks and thanks sinks are kept in service for handwashing only. the superintendent told of the district wanted to air on the side of caution especially after what happened in sebring ohio. the district to 20 additional water samples on two occasions and sent them over to the epa for further testing. again test results expected on wednesday. the district will decide what if any action needs to be taken after getting word back from the epa. >>> michael's announcing it is buying out strongsville -based lamrite west parent parent company of pat catan's. michael said they paid which operates 34 stores in ohio pennsylvania michigan and west virginia. they said that pat catan's along with its employe

governor kearney -- governor carney: this has enhanced uncertainty, and that will have an effect on the markets. mark carney recognize that and said they will make plans. this is a global event and it might well have an impact on global financial markets. this is raised uncertainty on the world's biggest economy. alix: six months ago, we were talking about the possibility of a rate hike. now it seems like a hike is off the table, but the probability of a cut has risen. what will we see first -- a height -- hike for a cut? mr. blanche faller: -- mr. blanchflower: i think in short order, we will see rate cuts. in the u k there are more -- there is more moved to maneuver. that was the talk today. the markets probably got it right. vonnie: another big win for donald trump. he won the nevada caucuses by a rubioargin, topping marco and ted cruz by more than 20 percentage points. win for donald trump, not just because it is three states in a row, but the margin of victory for which you mention, is just massive. if you add up the second and third place republicans, they do trump's numberld head

it happened at california and kearney streets a block away from the ritz carlton hotel. police say the victim was sitting on a bench when two men came up from behind and started punching him in the head and kicking him. the attackers also stole his cell tone before they ran off. the victim, we're told, is expected to be okay. police are still looking for those two attackers. >>> apple is vowing to fight the fbi all the way to the supreme court. the company is digging in its heels refusing to obey a court order to unlock the san bernardino shooter's iphone. the fed's filed a second motion for a judge to tors apple to comply. apple's ceo says it violates its commitment to customers' privacy. the judge gave apple a week to respond. a hearing also is scheduled tr next month. >>> a group of people gathered at a bar in san francisco's marina district to show support for a man who says he was beaten up there because of his sexuality. many gay men tell us they don't visit the marina because it has a reputation of being non-gay friendly. so a group took over the lounge on lumbar

the bare pavement as revealing plenty of deep and dangerous potholes, like this one along 55th near kearney edge just east of downtown. if your car is damaged by a hot pot hole, be sure to reported to the city of cleveland and they may reimburse you for the damage.e.th we nearly had 60 degrees today but the warm weather didn't stop people from enjoying a winter tradition. it was a great day to do this. enjoy some fun in the sun at the metroparks toboggan chute's -- >> i honestly don't like the cold d weather so for me that it was a perfect day to come out. w my son loves to toboggan and going down the hill and i don't have to stand out in the freeze was doing it. >> weather permitting you still have about two weeks to get down to the chalet. the toboggan chute's close for the season on march 6.e across town, spring is already in the air at the metroparkset washington reservation golf learning center, where you canes see plenty of golfers taking their first winds of the season. the driving range is packedt with deaf or's, young and old, including a few hardy souls wearing nothing but shorts

. >> bank of england mark kearney was warning against the dangers of negative interest rate policy.hen do you feel that it's effective and when do you feel that it's dangerous? >> money is, of course, at high importance, and that is taken recently once a year where freely appropriate. and that's the case with the ecb. mr. draghi shows a great determination to cope with the challenges that we have to face together. and we need to show trust. and money which are appropriate but as central bank has said we need to have reforms. we need fiscal appropriate base. >> why do you feel so strongly about structural assurance? >> because we see the capacity to raise productivity in global productivity, factors to be in an open world is decisive. for that, we need structure reforms. and at the same time, for all countries, because we -- over the g-20 face different kind of imbalances as well. fiscally and on structures. but we need to reform our structures each through our own mechanism and our own problem. >> part of the problem seems to be on greater fiscal stimulus. at the same time, the germ

rolls through at 5:15 at second and market and union square own post and powell before heading up to kearneylumbus. 8:19 is our time. weatherwise, we're in for a chilly start to the morning but the sun will eventually peek through. >> if you were up very early, we were in the 30s but things have improved considerably, we have hazy sunshine and the fog is still in pockets in the north bay. as you look at live doppler 7 hd, we have a veil of high clouds over the area. they will thin out. we're looking at a slow warming trend over the weekend but once the weekend is over, things really get going, a big ridge of high pressure builds in, still a quarter mile visibility from petaluma to napa. livermore and east bay valleys very foggy. it felt like winter probably. but we are looking at that to clear and as we go through this computer animation, you'll see the cloud cover, waves of it through the morning hours, high clouds and batch of them and they'll thin out and we'll call it partly cloudy for most of today. that fog sort of floating by over the city. 47 here. it's 46 across the bay. and down ar

kearney has come up with, we aren't sure how this works when we go into a bankruptcy. francine: what kind of world do we live in? triggers a cell up of 9% from the european bank? it is indicative of the fear that is driving the bank down at the moment. at the end of the day, it is a lot of unknowns. we have low loss to visions of corporate's and we have situations around interest rates. a whole bunch of things that haven't happened yet. why be in high-risk investments if you don't have to be? david: one other thing about the structure of cocos, if they don't just convert at the threshold, you can extend payments. and the ability and decision is very complex and it is not determined by a central authority so it is a very concave decision of the yields of these things. but firstly, these instruments are allowed as capital here, they are not allowed in the united states. and there was a whole range of things such as goodwill that was classified as capital now that it is not allowed no. is there anything that ceos can do to calm investors? to they need to diebold what they

kearney was in the middle of it. >> we have shown it can be done. >> he remembers it as the horribleight. more damaging for the exit polls, some of which showed bush barely leading. >> did would look close during the day and the reporters would say it's a great defeat for the president when in actuality, bush had one -- won. >> but the damage had been done. it brought back memories of 1968 when eugene mccarthy of minnesota essentially ended the reelection hopes for lyndon b. johnson. mccarthy one by losing to johnson and new hampshire. >> one of the reasons i think there is tension between the political campaign and the media, it is a win but not big enough so you lost. >> candidates who spent tireless hours working here in new hampshire and really banked on success. turning back adam sexton talking about bill clinton and john mccain. >> the common thread uniting clinton and mccain, a relentless focus on new hampshire voters and what mattered most to them. >> the unthinkable had finally happened. >> the whole state was devastated. >> nowhere is the situation worse than in new hampshi

look at kearney, 52 miles an hour with blowing snow. that . >>> that same system is heading our way and hasn't arrived yet. you don't have to worry about rain for the morning commute. it'sdegrees and stepping outside in cleveland and colder. up in menner, at 22 degrees. and this is the thing. once the system arrives, we see severe weather and it will be can see gusts around 35 miles an hour and we will be seeing that rain last throughout the night. the temperatures this afternoon topping off at 53 degrees and that rain is starting head back home. >> they almost bailed on me getting cold out here.side. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah. there you go. nobody?s after the pontiff released his first music record, preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun"akes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly theistory of the church which by the way was founded in the first century that any pope has become a movie

look at kearney, 52 miles an ur with blowing snow. >> they almost bailed o on me getting coldd out here. lara, back to you insi. >> thank you, rob. we begin wit pope news. >> o >> yeah. there y you go. nobody? just months after the pontitiff pope francis is now going llywood. preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun" filming takes place in italy. the oryine focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the history of the church which by the way was founded in the first century that any pope has become a movie star. proceeds will go to two argentinean charity that is hp at risk children and wondering what his rider might look like. only white candles. maybe bottled water that could of course turn to wine. >> wow. >> thought that out as well. >> truly pope news. >> n we switch gears back to "pop news." selena gomez's fans know the heart wts what its wants and the world wants 7-year-old audrey to keep singing her heart out. take a listen. i want you to know baby i lovee i love you like a love s

look at kearney, 52 miles an hour with blowing snow.our storm system is lifting north on track and on schedule today. once again, difficulty remains as to how much snow each will receive...pleas e refer to our facebook page and newscast for the latest graphics. the general theme is the heaviest snow falling northwest with the lightest amounts falling southeast. wind will be an issue at two different times today, with the first being this morning. as the wind calms for a short time later this afternoon, a the area this evening. more snow should arrive later this evening into the overnight along with >> they almost bailed on me getting cold out here. lara, back to you inside. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah. there you go. nobody? just months after the pontiff released his first music record, pope francis is now going hollywood. preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun" filming takes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the hi

look at kearney, 52 miles an hour with blow don: taking a live look into downtown raleigh, we are at 50 right now. live look into durham, 50, 67% humidity. numbers from across the region, 46 to the north, 52 in springfield, and fayetteville. 57 today, 72 tomorrow, >> they almost bailed on me getting cold out here. lara, back to you inside. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah. there you go. nobody? just months after the pontiff released his first music record, pope francis is now going hollywood. preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun" filming takes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the history of the church which by the way was founded in the first century that any pope has become a movie star. proceeds will go to two argentinean charity that is help at risk children and wondering what his rider might look like. only white candles. maybe bottled water that could of course turn to wine. >> thought that out as well. >> trul

look at kearney, 52 miles an hour with blowing snow. kevin: starting with sunshine in southern new hampshire. partial sunshine in central new hampshire. cloud cover up north. we will watch this system pass to our west tomorrow. head of that, temperatures may be cool enough for a wintry mix. otherwise, temperatures in the 40' s tomorrow afternoon. heavy rainfall tomorrow afternoon. mainly fair skies through the weekend. >> they almost bailed on me getting cold out here. lara, back to you inside. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah. there you go. nobody? released his first music record, pope francis is now going hollywood. preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun" filming takes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the history of the church which by the way was founded in the first century that any pope has become a movie star. proceeds will go to two argentinean charity that is hel

look at kearney, 52 miles an hour with blowing snow. good tuesday, friends watch the fog this morning a dense fog advisory until 10 am areas of visibility less than 1/10 of a mile. otherwise once it burns off it will be an exceptionally warm day. the high up to 83. patchy fog late along the coastline all day. morning lows dropping into the upper 60s. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view first front thursday with showers and storms and another sunday. for >> they almost bailed on me getting cold out here. lara, back to you inside. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. there you go. nobody? just months after the pontiff released his first music record, pope francis is now going hollywood. preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun" filming takes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the history of the church which by the way was founded in the first century that any pope has become a

louisville, nashville and birmingham and that blizzard warning from northern kansas all the way to look at kearney, 52 m >> we are waking up to cud cover, some of the low clouds in placprovided for dense fog advisory earlier this morning. i believe conditions are improving the closer we get to 9:00. we will see a break in cloud cover allowing temperatures to warm up. we are already 12 above where we should be, with temperature of 73 iniami, 74 ft. lauderdale, 75 key west. dense fog advisory will personal be expire before 9:00. >> they almost bailed on me gettttg cold out here. lara, back to you inside. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah. there you go. nobody? just months after the pontiff released his first musus record, pope francis is now going hollywood. preparing to play himself in the filming takes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the history of the church which by the way was founded in the first century that any pope has become a movie star. proceeds

look at kearney, 52 miles an hour with blowing snow.teorologist mike nicco with the wet bay area forecast. check it out. we have rain this morning. mostly cloudy to afternoon. wet again tomorrow afternoon. and evening. dry and warming for a super weekend. temperatures today from june in fairfield to oakland. fremont, palo alto and san jose at 56, and tonight it will be mostly cloudy and upper 30 to mid-40s. my seven-day forecast shows boat storms "1", light, on the impact >> they almost bailed on me they're getting cold out here. lara, back to you inside. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah, there you go. nobody? just months after the pontiff released his first music record, pope francis is now going hollywood. preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun" filming will take place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the history of the church which, by the way, was founded in the first cent

on columbus, there is also one before the kearney steps. if you are ever in the area, please check them out. we have hung and maintained over 20 flower baskets as part of our efforts to beautify the streetscape and to make a more pleasant pedestrian experience and we have applied and received $30,000 from the community challenge grant to install historical markers in and around the broadway area. these are some general district highlights i'm run through real quick. we have raised $71,000 in new grants and donations for fiscal year 14-15. this has been imperative because of our reduced budget. we have had to look towards donations and more inventive ways of harnessing capital. so donations and grants have been our bread and butter for that. we have expanded our board of directors to 11 to give us more of an accurate depiction of what is going on within the district and give more voice to business owners, property owners and residents within the district. we have hosted an august 2015 broadway pop-up event which brought a sizeable amount of

kearney was in the middle of it. >> we have shown it can be done. >> he remembers it as the horrible. more damaging for the exit polls, some of which showed bush barely leading. did would look close during the day and the reporters would say it's a great defeat for the president when in actuality, bush had one -- won. >> but the damage had been done. it brought back memories of 1968 when eugene mccarthy of minnesota essentially ended the reelection hopes for lyndon b. johnson. mccarthy one by losing to johnson and new hampshire. one of the reasons i think there is tension between the political campaign and the media, it is a win but not big enough so you lost. candidates who spent tireless hours working here in new hampshire and really banked on >> talking about bill clinton and john mccain. >> the common thread uniting relentless mccain, a focus on new hampshire voters and what mattered most to them. >> the unthinkable had finally happened. >> the whole state was devastated. >> nowhere is the situation worse than in new hampshire the question is when will thing stop getting worse. >

on columbus, there is also one before the kearney steps. if you are ever in the area, please check them out. we have hung and maintained over 20 flower baskets as part of our efforts to beautify the streetscape and to make a more pleasant pedestrian experience and we have applied and received $30,000 from the community challenge grant to install historical markers in and around the broadway area. these are some general district highlights i'm run through real quick. we have raised $71,000 in new grants and donations for fiscal year 14-15. this has been imperative because of our reduced budget. we have had to look towards donations and more inventive ways of harnessing capital. so donations and grants have been our bread and butter for that. we have expanded our board of directors to 11 to give us more of an accurate depiction of what is going on within the district and give more voice to business owners, property owners and residents within the district. we have hosted an august 2015 broadway pop-up event which brought a sizeable amount of