flooding also a concern there. >> nbc 10's matt delucia live in long port.att, we're hearing that you are, in fact, seeing some of that flooding that we've been talking about and officials have been warning about. >> reporter: right, we just started seeing some flooding within the past 15 to 20 minutes, right here on long port. you can see some of the water already coming over the rocks here and on to 11th avenue. wave seen the beach patrol and some folks from the long port bureau come up here a few minutes ago to check out the conditions. this is what we've been concerned about, is that high tide is going to be happening in the next hour and a half. and especially right here along the shoreline. and that could cause some coastal flooding around the area. and that is what we are seeing here in long port. the other concern would be the back bays. that would be happening over the next two to three hours. it's usually about an hour or two after the high tide here along the beachfront. again, the saying goes, the sea is angry, my friends, and it sure is. this is

moved south to long port. the way and show you quickly here the waves crashing on the shoreline here. you can just see the surf here. it is a little bit dark at this point. talking about that high tide and the big issues here at the shore will be coastal flooding. beach erosion. especially with winds we are seeing. we've seen heavy gusts at times, but again, nothing in the way of any ice, snow, freezing rain or anything of that sort. it's really just the rainfalling and the wind that is making this tough. you can see the roads didn't look too bad. the rushl v usual morning for a lot of folks around here. again, just thankful they don't have to deal with what the folks around the area are dealing with in terms of zefrlg inches of snowfall. stay here and watch the tides here as it happens later on about 9:30. back bay about another hour later. then back again. for now i'm live. >> thank you for that. now getting new information from philly international. here's what we know. delta is operating today. all flights

long port sand project starts in april and lasts until june.beach will be closed off when the work is being done. other parts of the beach will have to be set aside for storage of the equipment. the operation will run 24 hours a day 7 days a week. work on dune cross overs, dune grass planning and fencing will be completed last. >>> now lets tap take you state by state and county by county for stories across our area. >> in delaware county the media will spend at least 13 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to raping four young girls. prosecutors say he lured the preteen and teen victims from a park to his apartment by offering them drugs and alcohol. police fear there could be more victims out there. >>> and the newcastle little league is thanking the many people who donated money to help them pay their electric bill. the league was under a bill for more than a decade. the initial bill was 17 grand. the county reduced it and donations helped pay for the rest. the league thanked nbc 10 for bringing attention to their story a few weeks ago. >

robbinsvile 56, long port at 57. it's going to allow the beaches to get a little bit warmer, the wind and then it's going to cool down as we go to wednesday and thursday as you saw. hour by hour watch what happens here as we go through the night tonight. it's not really cooling down very much and by tomorrow afternoon temperatures going well into the 50s throughout the area, little bit cooler with a sea breeze at the shore and watch what happens during the day wednesday. that's in the middle of the afternoon. it's only in the 30s and windy. that is cold and then we're down into the 20s even by 11:00 wednesday night. so don't put the winter coats away just yet because we have those colder temperatures, but it's going to warm back up. friday 56, saturday 70 and then look what happens. it goes back down not only does the temperature plunge on sunday but we get rain and it's going to be windy. take your pick of the weekend days, jim. >> i pick saturday. face-off for their rights. >> the u.s. women's hockey team comes to

we have been coming through this area all morning long from port richmond, frankford, now to mayfair we are seeing same thing. getting out here on the highways not bad at all. they are clear. main arteries like frankford avenue pretty good but side streets like gilliam street that will give you problems and some don't look this good. just a lot of packed snow, ice , sidewalks very slippery, as well, we were able to speak to a couple early morning rise hours say getting up, getting out today no fun at all, take a listen. >> yeah, it was serious. i had a lot of trouble getting out, especially down north it wasn't easy. >> reporter: why didn't you shovel. >> drive a little car. >> was it icy. >> yes, it was really bad. >> reporter: so those are conditions here this morning, at philadelphia school children will be getting up and out to class on time today , no delays. a lot of sidewalks will be giving them problems, this one , not too bad. you can see the pavement here but then you come upon spots like this that have a little bit of moisture left over and whatever moisture was left over

i think it's great that you guys have been such a great long term tenant and have been great partners with the port for so long, and i look forward to the terms of this deal. thank you. >> commissioner katz? >> i concur with my colleagues' comments and i also want the thank you for the movement to the hybrid vehicle and cleaner technology, i think that really sets an example for others on the water and something we've tried to do with our shore power, and also along the waterfront is really reducing the emissions to the environment, so i appreciate those efforts as well, and the terms of the design that you're proposing, i like the blend of the old and the new and modernizing the booth, i think it's a nice way of indicate toing the public what the history here as well as that we've moved into the modern age and i look forward to seeing the lease terms when they come back to us, thank you for all you do the visit our visitors on the bay: i want to thank you for the presentation and tom, i want to thank you for being progressive with the hydrogen and where you want to go in the faou khu, i liked the

i think it's great that you guys have been such a great long term tenant and have been great partners with the port for so long, and i look forward to the terms of this deal. thank you. >> commissioner katz? >> i concur with my colleagues' comments and i also want the thank you for the movement to the hybrid vehicle and cleaner technology, i think that really sets an example for others on the water and something we've tried to do with our shore power, and also along the waterfront is really reducing the emissions to the environment, so i appreciate those efforts as well, and the terms of the design that you're proposing, i like the blend of the old and the new and modernizing the booth, i think it's a nice way of indicate toing the public what the history here as well as that we've moved into the modern age and i look forward to seeing the lease terms when they come back to us, thank you for all you do the visit our visitors on the bay: i want to thank you for the presentation and tom, i want to thank you for being progressive with the hydrogen and where you want to go in the faou khu, i liked the

port authority chairman david samson face sentencing in bribery case. pleaded guilty into restarting special place from newark to south carolina where he had a vacation home. could get two years in prison. longchris christie tapped him to head port authority in 2011. >>> investigating reports of a secret facebook page that was used to share nude photos of female marines. fab page called marines united said to have featured pictures of female marines captioned with full name, rank, duty station. >> two of the most propositioning young sports stars met with fans this weekend in king of prussia. perhaps you saw them there. joel embiid and carson wentz. asked about the eagles chances possibly getting help. >> we'll see what happens. exciting time of year. free sergeant si. draft and combine just the last couple of days going on. exciting time. i remember this a year ago when i was in the situation. a lot of uncertainty for those guys. it's an exciting time. we'll see what happens. >> eagles won a coin flip last week. gives them the 14 pick in next month's nfl draft right here in philadelphia. >> now this weekend, we are going to spring forward. >> this is a great time of year, but a dreaded time

nearly 2 million pound 300-foot long section loaded on barges and taken to the port of oakland to be taken apart. >> we've been bringing down 19 trusses over the last about year and a half, and before that, we brought down the monsterous can lever meaning all the high steel of the 80-year-old structure is now going to be down. >> up next, the demolition of the bridge's remaining foundation, and crews are expected to finish that work by next year. >>> speaking of the bay bridge, wow. look at that. the stretch headed francisco, gorgeous this morning under those beautiful blue skies. another great day to get outside, enjoy the weather, have lunch outside, and we have mike to thank for the second day of dry weather. >> really? >> yeah. >> okay. >> all the credit. >> you know how i am about that. if it rains thursday, do i get credit for that? >> we'll blame you. >> there you go. nice job. >> oh, well thank you. >> such a cool event. >> amazing. i'll go after the show. we'll talk to former olympians about their passion and how they excelled and succeeded and help me along with that a litt

virginia college students skyler and allison on spring break in florida went jet skiing off port canaveral. but not long pair lost control at the mouth of the harbor and capsized, at the same time the carnival magic began to leave harbor, the friends struggled, unable to get back on. >> i was literally screaming what are we going to do because i didn't know the deputy was even remotely close to us. >> they were panicked. you could tell they were winded. >> as they desperately try to swim away from the ship, deputy tanner rushed over, still unsure if he could rescue them in time. >> i was worried i couldn't. once i got up to them, i knew i could get them. i reverted back to what we trained, what we practiced. >> nearby ashley watched in terror. >> you see our jet ski bouncing down the side of the cruise ship. i know it hit the cruise ship. we watched it. >> as the ship southwest by only feet away, deputy primmer yanked skyler and allison to safety. >> towards the end when we were being pulled up, there was a point that i was like, we could not even be here right now. we're so lucky he was here. >> he's m

long day has ended. she will go through the check point and return home to hong kong. the porttrol point is crowded with shenzhen residents returning home from work in hong kong. the rush will continue for two or three more hours. only time will tell if this movement will ever change direction. back at the venue of the 36-hour hardware development contest, no one is in their tents. wang has started programming software. as the process continues, other teams gradually start helping each other. wang's product for english teaching software has taken shape, but whether it works as intended will mean everything in the contest. ♪ so close to achieving their dreams, no one is concerned about the late hour or anything else. for the contestants who came all the way here, tonight is another important sleepless night. shenzhen is a new type of town full of outsiders making money while chasing their dreams. what people need to prove is whether they're ready for the challenge. as a city, shenzhen has only just awakened. >>> welcome to nhk "newsline." it is 9:00 a.m. in tokyo. our top story

long time. >> to the phillies in spring training taking on port charlotte. 40 man roster hits a triple right here. he went two for four with three rbi's. game ended in five-five tie. why go extra innings in a spring training game. but again -- >> why tire yourself. >> exactly. >> again, i'm tired of hearing the sixers news. okay. every time you hear something, it's bad. joel embiid out. so sorry for the kid. he wants it so badly. >> he does. >> bummer for the fans too. >> exactly. >> tough when he's playing tonight at 10:00 really incredible story picture of a local boy's smile scene around the world thanks to dave eisen we know him as dave the fox 29 photographer who took the picture. meet cameron tonight at 10:00. >> can't wait. >> great. >> that will do it tonight here for us at 6:00 o'clock. we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪ why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond s

long in my opinion. but fifth pirates of the caribbean movie sailed into port. this is very hot new stars on board. this film, there is something huge happening everyday. it has an energy and force behind it that i never really experienced before. >> all right. you all get one practice. >> you lose yourself and feel like you've in another world. >> with a budget rumored to top $300 million, the fifth pirates looks at epic as the original but with johnny depp's new co-stars, will they match the chemistry of orlando and kyra? >> this has gone far enough. >> no, it hasn't. >> you may remember maleficent with angie lie angelina jolie a from the maze movie. you will see them in action as they take on the new villain creep ae captain salizar. >> our new director will bring in a new flavor. least to the main show. for one of the most powerful franchises of all time. >> jerry bruckheimmer making sure the film feels like a fresh start. >> two new direccors. >> academy-nominated filmmakers. reinvent the franchise like something they haven't seen before. >> when we heard they were planning on making another p

the nearly two- million pound, 300- foot long section will be lowered onto barges. it will then be floated to the portll be broken down. the demolition process expected to completed by the end of 20-18. (james) here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera.... (james) meteorologist anny hong has what you need to know before heading out the door this morning. (anny hong) a ridge of high pressure will build into our region and provide warmer weather the next couple of days. at the same time locally breezy northwesterly winds will continue. cooler conditions are likely on thursday as a system moves through northern california. the ridge will rebuild by the end of the week leading to another increase in temperatures. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) the search continues this morning for missing tennessee teen elizabeth thomas. meantime, a district attorney says the man believed to have kidnapped her could walk away with only a misdemeanor. investigators say it does not matter if thoma

long, hard look at which plants to keep open. and that puts vauxhall under the microscope. vauxhall employs just under 2000 staff at its ellesmere portith around 18,000 jobs dependent on vauxhall throughout the uk. in all, vauxhall makes just under 200,000 cars a year, in the short—term we will see the ellesmere port plant open till 2021 because you cannot change things that quickly in the industry but in the long—term i think it is bad news for vauxhall manufacturing in the uk. it has more capacity to build ca i’s uk. it has more capacity to build cars in its own plants and does not need these in britain. and with currency fluctuations, problems posed by brexit with freedom of movement and movement of parts. and vauxhall is not the only british—based car—maker which is facing upheaval. nissan said this week it now needs £100 million to support car manufacturing in sunderland. bmw said it might now make battery—powered minis in germany instead of britain. and ford looks like it could be shedding more than 1000 jobs at its engine—making plant in bridgend in wales. all of these companies are demanding sweeteners from theresa may to pro

long before the fire. rodent droppings. i met this oakland port worker as he was searching for his brother who suffers from schizophrenia and disappeared after the fire. the brother saw the conditions and went home. >> i know i'm probably going to break down in tears. right now i'm holding it in because i know for a fact there's probably nothing going to be done and that's the sad part that a lot of people are going to be living on the street. >> reporter: i reached out to the building's owner and said that the nonprofit was behind on their rent. pastor lowry even planned a news conference to complain about the conditions inside that building, then the fire started. for the i team, dan noise, abc 7 news. >>> there's a new phone scam as soon as you answer. the one word to avoid saying so you don't fall victim. >>> sanctuary cities have been told they will lose funding if they ignore federal law. >>> and a meteorologist, still breezy out there. the winds are going to bring about warmer temperatures. >>> and it was the first monday commute for >>> ba

do, all these other countries do that are outside these trade agreements, when stuff sits in port way too longcials are just doing that. this is one of those nontariff barriers. chinese are famous for these things. how do we stop those things which are justifiably wrong? >> absolutely right. there are a lot of things we should do to change it. >> here is the thing, guys. steve, you have a couple of options if you're donald trump. this is what you campaigned on, what you said you're going to do. you can't just say to the american people, everything we campaigned on, well, it's not really going to work and therefore -- there are people -- i think you went to college in buffalo, right? people up there have watched their city get decimated for 30, 40 years. >> i watched it, too, yeah. >> this may not work. the for the men women up there in cleveland, youngstown, they have to do something, try something. that's what they campaigned on. >> you have to be careful, brian, not to overstate the problem. in the town where the carrier plant is located where donald trump went to save all those jobs, unempl

the nearly two- million pound, 300- foot long section will be lowered onto barges. it will then be floated to the port of oakland -- where it will be broken down. today's work will go until about 12:30 this afternoon. the demolition process began two years ago. it is expected to completed by the end of 20-18. ( mark ) attorney general jeff sessions is threatening to take away federal money from sanctuary cities if they do not comply with federal immigration laws. that includes cities like san francisco and several others in the bay area. one of the biggest areas of disagreement is over allowing federal immigration officers to make arrests in local jails and prisons. in january president trump signed an executive order that says if cities don't comply with federal laws and harbor undocumented immigrants... they will get their federal money taken away. sessions is now urging states and cities to carefully consider the harm they are doing to their citizens by opting to be sanctuary cities.

long section .. will be lowered onto barges... and floated to the port of oakland -- where it will be broken down. tomorrow's work will take place between 6:00- am and 12:30 pm -- weather permitting. the demolition process began two years ago ... it is expected to completed by the end of 2018. . (steve) a live look outside from san francisco... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what's ahead. slightly cooler conditions are expected on thursday as a weather system moves into eastern california and nevada. that weather system will bring only a slight chance of showers to the northern and eastern portions of our area, and also result in blustery conditions near the coast and in the hills by late thursday. high pressure will redevelop late in the week and result in warmer weather once again by the weekend. (pam) still ahead -- this story going viral --teens not allowed to board a united flight for wearing leggings... but the airline says, they were not just any ordinary passengers. (steve) and next:the russia investigation closer hitting closer to president trump.. the family member

long as they could. >> host: let's hear from arthur who's calling in from port arthur, texas. go ahead, arthur. >> caller: good afternoon, gentlemen, and thank you for the opportunity to speak with professor hayes and from the book festival. professor hayes, i want to thank you, first of all, for your highlighting in your earlier comments about the rivalry and the inborn conflict between judaism and christianity which, i think, sets up, has set up a situation that manifested itself in the european theater. my question is, is as we look at scripture and we look at the historical record, there is the circumstances in the middle east and in the holy land and then somehow there appears this large number of jews amazed in europe -- amassed in europe and then nazi comes to power. how long did the migration from the middle east take, and how did such numbers arrive in an area such as germany, and how is it that it went so unbeknownst to the rest of the world? >> guest: well, it took hundreds of years. the romans expelled the jews from jerusalem after a series of revolts in the early

port. but the scilly pushing hard to attract more to it, it won't be long before the next big cruise ship dropsrom all of us at inside out — join us again next monday at 7:30pm when we'll have plenty more stories. i will see you then. i hope you have managed to enjoy the sunshine at some stage during the course of the weekend. it has been an abundance across the uk, and much of north—west europe, we have joined in the fun, rain bearing weather fronts in the fun, rain bearing weather fro nts ke pt in the fun, rain bearing weather fronts kept well at bay. that will change over the next few days. it has been warm, a nice glow to this weather map. this wall across the highs of scotland where temperatures have reached the dizzy heights of 20 degrees! cooling down over the next couple of others, as the sun sets. temperatures will fall and it will be cold. single figures quite widely, and in some spots, as we have seen, getting down below freezing. in rural parts of north—west britain. the best of the sunshine in scotland first thing in the morning. not doing badly. more cloud will have coming to part

the former head of the new york new jersey port authority and a long-time mentor to new jersey governors sentenced to four years probation and fined $100,000. sampson admitted he pressured united airlines to reinstate a flight route to give him easier access to his weekend home in south carolina. british lawmakers debating whether or not employers should be able to force women to wear high heels as part of corporate dress codes in response to a petition by a receptionist who was sent home without pay for not wearing heels to the office. the white house says the u.s. has an advanced anti-missile defense system to south korea in response to north korea's latest missile launches. the director of the u.n.'s nuclear watch dog agency says those launches for regrettable. >> i will express my serious concern about the nuclear program of north korea. it is deeply regrettable that they have shown no indication that it is willing to comply with the u.n. security council revisions adopted in response to its two nuclear tests last year. >> that's the cnbc news update this hour. back to you. >> thank

property in the waterfront plan document, there is a list of acceptable long-term uses that are listed for the properties. the port is broken up into different geographic subareas and pier 29 in the northeast waterfront subarea. the facilitis are located along -- named along here, but pier 29 is this line. and all of those as indicate acceptable uses in the categories that unfortunately you can't read, but recreational enterprises is an acceptable use listed there and the first block is maritime uses and this block is open space and public access uses and these are basically commercial and industry uses. so we allow for a menu of activities for consideration for future development of pier 29 recreational enterprises is definitely one of those along with restaurants and retail. assembly and entertainment type of activities and narrative that describes mixed-use opportunity zones and pier 29 was included within a pier 27, 29 and 31 mixed-use opportunities zone and the narrative there definitely did acknowledge that active recreation development is a good opportunity. but it's not the only opportunity that waterfront

next to the new bay bridge span and the nearly 2 million pound 300 foot long section will be loaded on to barges, taken to the port oaf oakland, up next will be the demolition of the bridge's remaining foundation. crews expected to finish that work by next year. work by next year. >>> we're >>> welcome back, it's 6:54, whether you're just joining us or headed out the door, these are the seven things you you need to know before you go. >> number one, three people died in a building fire in oakland. one person remains missing. >>> number two, oakland city leaders may not be okay with the raiders playing at the coliseum for two more years. mayor libby schaaf says she feels double crossed by the nfl and the team. councilman larry reid says he wants to explore ways to evict the raiders now. >>> number three, the san jose mayor and city council are taking on scam artists in the wake of last month's devastating flooding. they want the city attorney to bring lawsuits against businesses and property owners who are taking advantage of flood victims. >>> number four, we want to check in on that massive hay fire still burning

port. but the scilly pushing hard to attract more to it, it would be long before the next big cruise ship dropsjohnny is again next monday at 7:30pm when we'll have plenty more stories. i will see you then. sunny on the isles of scilly, and a nationwide. it is gorgeous out there for nearly everyone. lovely shots from weather watchers, this one just taken any highlands with the snow glinting off the mountains. in the distance and in some highland glen is as high as 18 degrees right now. it will cool down quickly this evening. it will turn into a chilly night, the gloucester forward tonight for british summer time. don't get cut out, you get an hour less sleep unfortunately. a cold night out there under those clear skies, temperatures similar to recent night is falling down to single figures. first thing in a morning, the sorts of numbers likely. any more room areas, you could wake up the touch of frost particular parts of north and northwards. a contract with conditions down under, the first race in the formula 1 season will be warm and sunny, debited in melbourne getting up to the high 20s. he

we have an earlier crash near port chicago highway and we have a very long backup that stretches through most of pittsburgh and bay point. you know the crash is gone you can still see a lot of slow traffic here. 880 and fremont that still looks okay as you would head south into the south bay with an earlier problem. northbound 101. that's gone. traffic is recovering. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, thanks, sal. >>> a man was seriously burned last night after his motor home burst into flames. it happened around 10:40 at a public storage complex. the man was seen running from the burning rv, which was already engulfed in flames. firefighters stopped there and they said a gas can was nearby. the unidentified man is in critical condition with second to third-degree burns on 80% of his body. arson investigators are looking for an exact cause. >>> our time is 6:02. the big story this morning the shocking news about 49ers legend dwight clark. >> that's right. the former wide receiver announced he is suffering from als also known as lou gehrigs disease. last night clark posted what

port side needs help as well. clean water, wastewater treatment needs help too. but for a long, long time we have had the use of the concept and idea of the people and the businesses who use transportation and infrastructure to help pay for. we have been doing that for a long, long time. there is a lot that is done in this country to actually pay for it. stuff we all know we need. our republican friends, if they vote for anything that looks like a tax or a user fee they get branded as violating the no-tax claims and they invite primaries who have the most radical people showing up on the democratic or republican side and you can lose a primary because you took a potential position saying you will fund the transportation infrastructure. it is hard for folks to do that. i will mention a couple ideas that might be worth mentioning. i think democrats on our side, and the senate a couple weeks ago proposed an infrastructure package. they were shot original details of paying for it but i want to mention a couple rights. we can come up with better ideas of working together. one of the

long. and caltrans will be lowering it on to a waiting bridge where it will then be floated over to the port of oakland for disassembly. depending on the weather, we are expecting the process to get under way between 6:00 this morning at low tide and 12:30 this afternoon. it is the19th and final piece of the bridge that spanned the bay from 1936, until it was decommisioned in 2013. clearly, this bridge is iconic in the bay area. these photos are from caltrans. they give us some perspective and show us what this bridge used to look like, way back in the day. so although this bridge is finally coming to an end, and phase three, it will start soon and won't end until the end of 2018. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> what does phase three entail? >> there are still 13 marine foundations that are underneath the award and they still need to be demolished. back to you. >> thanks. >>> oakland city leaders are blasting the nfl's decision to allow the raiders to move to las vegas. all but one of 392 team owners voted in -- the 32 team owners voted in favor of relocation at the meeting yesterday. th

property in the waterfront plan document, there is a list of acceptable long-term uses that are listed for the properties. the port is broken up into different geographic subareas and pier 29 in the northeast waterfront subarea. the facilitis are located along -- named along here, but pier 29 is this line. and all of those as indicate acceptable uses in the categories that unfortunately you can't read, but recreational enterprises is an acceptable use listed there and the first block is maritime uses and this block is open space and public access uses and these are basically commercial and industry uses. so we allow for a menu of activities for consideration for future development of pier 29 recreational enterprises is definitely one of those along with restaurants and retail. assembly and entertainment type of activities and narrative that describes mixed-use opportunity zones and pier 29 was included within a pier 27, 29 and 31 mixed-use opportunities zone and the narrative there definitely did acknowledge that active recreation development is a good opportunity. but it's not the only opportunity that waterfront

long distances to travel it asia. they can get it from the tijuana airport. but we open a another port in chihuahua/texas border. most importantly i would say the infrastructure or most ambitious problem is the otay mesa east. we are working on that. otay mesa east is the first infrastructure project we design together, build together and we will operate together. cdp and mexico customs and mexican immigration institute we have completed the processes for both cargo and pedestrians and passenger vehicles. so now our engineers from both sides are designing that port based on these processes that we have just developed. on the enforcement side, we have a strong enforcement working group where we have trades and we share data and analyze data together and without that we also have a program on risk management and targeting. we have two analysts here at the national targeting center. there's connection between the national targeting center and our targeting center in mexico. and in 24/7, 24/7 cooperation. we do joint risk management and targeting for cargo approaching north america or departing from north america. i

port. it takes a long time. many outside agencies statement commission, bcdc, corps of engineering, anytime you want to do anything with the 100 feet of the shoreline, it requires a lot of permission, let different groups. one of the workouts of the five years i've been around was actually believe started four years before that was giants parking lot-eight. pictured left is what it looks like on right now and hopefully they're hoping for the first quarter of 2018 to go-ahead and further sure for shovel in the ground is a root, 12 square block 8 acre development known as mission rock. they continue to work with pier 70 good that's an old bathroom steelyard worth steel shipyard. it's going under two different developments. currently right now you have odi or in development working on the store building but you see the goat on 20th st.. they are rehabilitating those in the using those whereas the rest of pier 70 will be mainly new construction. my role with that and not only with the sprinkler fire life safety exit

the 300-foot long section will be taken to the port of oakland to be taken apart there. >>> all rightith alexis smith for the roads. >> not so great right now. we have over 50 incidents. there's a serious crash clear up involving another motorcycle. southbound 880 before niles road. two lanes blocked and reopened the lanes and a rollover crash here in the two right lanes, southbound 280 before sand hill road and obviously a significant backup. that's two of very long list. back to you. >> all right. you're busy. >>> well, the forecast i know is pretty nice. you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. >>> you're just about to head outside, take a look at the temperatures. fremont 46. san ramon 47. 60 the antioch. the tedestination, 60s and 70s 4:00. cooler thursday and then much warmer this weekend. jessica? >> great. mike, thank you. another update from >>> welcome back to "

the nearly 2 million pound 300 foot long section will be loaded on to barges and taken to the port of oakland and will be taken apart there. up next is the demolition of the bridge's remaining marine foundations. crews expected to finish that work by next year. >>> 5:46 now. the state legislature will consider a measure that would guarantee a college savings account for every child born in california. the state already sponsors a college savings program but you have to sign up for it. an assembly bill would amend the program to automatically enroll every child born here. the state opens the account with a $529 contribution. the new measure would give more money to families with adjusted gross incomes of $75,000 or less and parents could add to the account with the state matching their contribution. >>> happening today, the house is set to vote on reversing rules that limit what internet service providers can do with all the data they have on you. the rollback would let comcast, at&t and other companies sell in information like your brucing history without your permission. the reason s

long as possible. we have had from len mccluskey this morning, what relations like a ellesmere port between managementew years ago from german plants to come up with a ground—breaking deal that secured the future that ellesmere port, then that was only down to great work between both unions and management coming up with a deal that kept the place going. are you raising that edge in question this afternoon? it is being raised by my colleague but i shall be there and i shall be asking the secretary of state. that is around 330. that is correct. thank you so much with drinkers. crews were called just before midday to a fire on the roof of an asda in luton. 14 fire engines and two aerial platforms are at the scene on wigmore lane. the store has been evacuated and two people have been treated by paramedics for breathing difficulties, none of them are in a life—threatening condition. a former british soldier has been shot dead by herdsmen in kenya. tristan voorspuy served as an army officer in the seventies and had spent nearly thirty years as a rancher and safari operator. richard galpin has more. friends

port side. all of that needs help as well. clean water, clean -- wastewater treatment. and that stuff, too. but roads and bridges. for a long time we had the -- we used the concept of the people in the beens who use our particular transportation infrastructure help pay for it. that's it. and we have been doing that for a long, long time. there's a lot in this country that shy pay for stuff. stuff we all know we need. and our republican friends, if they vote for anything that looks like a tax, even user fee, they're branded by a fell you whose name i won't mentioned. violating tax -- and primaries have the most radical people on the republican side or democratic side and you can lose a primary because you take the position to fund the transportation industry. so it's hard for folks to do that. i have a couple ideas they might be worth mentioning. it's like a menu. democrats in the senate a couple weeks ago proposed, we want to have a trillion dollar infrastructure package and short on details how to pay for it but i just want to michigan to you a couple of ideas. you have ones of your open and we can come up with better idea

working in a constructive and open manner and as long as we improve the performance and become the best there is no risk they should fear. here at ellesmere port been rolling off the production line since the 1980s. but to secure its future unions know that the owners must commit to a new vehicle from the plant in the coming year. if they want to sell cars in the united kingdom they will have to build cars in the united kingdom, thatis build cars in the united kingdom, that is unite's position and we will fight tooth and nail to ensure that happens. the conversations that i and the prime minister have had both with gm and psa tell me that they intend to safeguard the plants, honour their commitments and look to increase the performance and sales of cars. so we want to hold on to those commitments. but what will brexit mean for vauxhall‘s plants? the auto industry could face tariffs when we leave the single market making trade more expensive. 60% of the components that go into the vic mauro van that is built in luton come from abroad and for the astro built at ellesmere port it is 75%. bits is more than four plants in mainland europe and it put

long time. some of the etfs, the bank, the retail etf, the france ports, the -- the transports russell etf, all much heavier volume than we've seen in a long time and seeing 52-week lows. the border adjustment tax thing does not go away and you can see it in the retailers, 52-week lows, target, bed, bath & beyond, macy's, under armour, auto lenders part, this is brian's reference here, ali making disappointing guidance for the year. one culprit, used car prices are declining a bit. that's an issue for them. gm and ford is down. i noted last week on friday, san tander consumer auto lender uptick in loan delinquencies for them. little bit of fundamental issues and you see the energy stocks, new lows, almost new lows for the year in oil. there we are, crude down and, of course, all your big high beta names, marathon, chesapeake, southwestern, down 3, 4% today. so a mix of issues there, guys, affecting the markets. >> it's a lot of stuff and health care, bob, down 0.8%. actually less than the rest of the market, so there definitely is other stuff going on. bob, thank you very much. >>> the financial

port. it takes a long time. many outside agencies statement commission, bcdc, corps of engineering, anytime you want to do anything with the 100 feet of the shoreline, it requires a lot of permission, let different groups. one of the workouts of the five years i've been around was actually believe started four years before that was giants parking lot-eight. pictured left is what it looks like on right now and hopefully they're hoping for the first quarter of 2018 to go-ahead and further sure for shovel in the ground is a root, 12 square block 8 acre development known as mission rock. they continue to work with pier 70 good that's an old bathroom steelyard worth steel shipyard. it's going under two different developments. currently right now you have odi or in development working on the store building but you see the goat on 20th st.. they are rehabilitating those in the using those whereas the rest of pier 70 will be mainly new construction. my role with that and not only with the sprinkler fire life safety exit