>>marty gonzales:and.beach, where several senior japanese politicians spoke to veterans. >>marty gonzales:the u-s marines invaded iwo jima in 19-45. and it was declared secured after more than a month of intense fighting. >>marty gonzales: today is the official day of spring in that vein but being drained with top spots to pop the question. contact >>marty gonzales:new developments on the lawsuit which claims. certain california wines contain dangerously high levels of arsenic. >>marty gonzales:the industry group - "wine institute". is dismissing the allegations as "false and misleading" >>marty gonzales:kaj goldberg has more. >>reporter: at the end of a busy day a lot of people love to kick back with a glass of wine can relax you or be the perfect complement to dinner with a group of california consumer lawyers say that there could be a hidden danger in some of the inexpensive brands of wine in their filing a class action lawsuit. >>: lawsuit is over the fact that the 83 wines have high levels of arsenic

>> yeah, marty.ve look here at an area we found give use a better look inside the search area. it's a ruffle two-block radius that the police officers are searching this area. you will you'll see a lot of officers inside this neighborhood, as they continue their search plan they say shot at a police officer early this morning. hayward police tell us just before 2:00 near winton avenue and soto road, an officer pulled over the drive ore of white infiniti that is possibly connected to another shooting last night. police say the driver then shot at the officer who was not hit. the officer returned fire, but the suspect ran from the scene. police then set up a perimeter, and are now searching yard by yard for the suspect. they are asking those who live in the neighborhood around d street and mike avenue to stay inside with their doors locked. marty, this is a search of that is going on almost 8 hours, as you look at all of the officers who are still here on the scene, no indication they are giving up thi

i am marty gonzalez. we want to turn now to kron 4's dave rubin. >> we were going to break records and it is happening. we set 10 records to be exact. five of the records were all time high temperatures for the entire month of march. didn't matter what day and impressive temperatures. today, not as warm. live look at the san mateo bridge. here are the records. not even all of them. we can't fit all of them on the screen for you right now. at sfo, the previous record was nine. and the previous record was 82. just object light rating the previous record. 79 was where we topped out. today though not the case the and we are off to a much warmer start than yesterday. highs will not get to where they were yesterday. >> san jose 66 and concord at 60. and livermore at 66. also, north bay for later on tonight coming up in just a bit. >>> all right. dan. we begin with braining news. we have new details about a field trip that took a scary turn. bus full of kids catches fire on 80. sheriff's deputy saved the day. we

marty: wessel is 4-5 from three-point range. kansas out of time-outs. state has three remaining. 3:11 to play in the second half. mason back at the line. the winner between kansas and wichita state advancing to the sweet 16 to go up against notre dame. what a thrilling victory they came up with yesterday. after all the games are over, matt winer, seth davis and former alabama coach anthony grant have all the highlights and analysis on "inside march madness" presented by buick, only on tbs. len: expect full court pressure. kansas looking to steal right now, looking to disrupt wichita state and try to increase possessions. marv: the shockers handle the press well. wessel. this time does not hit from downtown and back comes mason for kansas. puts the move on baker fires it out. the wichita state portion of the crowd wanted traveling called. [whistle] vanvleet pulled up. the foul called on mason and that is number five. he has fouled out. len: tell you what you had to roll the dice. frank mason gave it his all. one of the few real offensive threats trying t

but in marty's case dr.ble to offer an alternative, an animal ligament known as a z-lig. >> it is a pig bone patellar bone. so it is a pig graft we can use to rebuild the an -- anterior crucial ligament in the knee. >> he had to find a way to humanize the tissue to prevent rejection. they say the solution involved identifying and removing a specific an tau general found in the animal tissue, but not in humans. >> leading to a device that has no recognition. >> the breakthrough allowed dr. stone to rebuild acl as part of a critical trial. he believes it has several advantages including consistent quality. >> and now what we can do is take the same graft from a young, healthy pig. we saved the patient all of the trauma of having their own tissue used and we get to have it from a young healthy animal. >> trial results were successful enough that the zlig received approval for use in europe. for marty, the best part of the rebuilt knee was forgetting about it. >> i feel confident. i feel like i can do all of the

marty feldstein leaving no stone unturned in this op-ed.e says we have to raise rates raise them now. on "after the bell" pardon me, he had this to say about why. >> these very low interest rates that we've had are causing all kinds of risk-taking in the stock market and the bond market by bank lenders, which could come home and really be a problem. >> so, steve, do you agree with that? is this long period of low low, low, zero rates, is it causing economic instability? >> well i would have to just look at the evidence gerri, and this has been the weakest recovery from a recession that we've had. so all these people who cheer lead and say how wonderful the fed's policy has been, it hasn't been very good for workers and hasn't been very good for pay raises. that is evidence point number one. now the job market is strengthening, there is no question about it, gerri. we've seen pickup in number of jobs over last 18 months. here is only problem i had with what marty feldstein said. he said we have to raise rates because we're at low unemploymen

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marty feldstein, thank you for coming in.or seniors, other savers, particularly seniors, don't have a lot of time or put their money in the stock market, it is very simple they're losing money and blame ben bernanke. are they right? >> i don't think so. the way that seniors got hurt in the past was by inflation. when we had higher inflation, we also had high every interest rates -- higher interest rates but you paid taxes on those higher interest rates. so when you actually looked at your attacks return, it was often less than the inflation rate. so people were losing more money back in the bad ol' days in the late '70s and early '80s. they were losing more money then, than they forego now with today's very low inflation and very low interest rates. by the way, the saving rate, recently has been rising. saving in the last few months is averaging around 5 1/2% of after-tax income. david: there could be a lot of reasons for that. i think part of might be people are a little nervous about the future. they want to put some money

his name, marty martin. and just like ryan said, he was a former actor-turned-hollywood agent who danced on broadway, was married five times and even lived on roxbury drive in beverly hills. in all, dr. tucker confirmed that 55 of the things ryan said were true. of course, a lot of people are going to say, come on, this is the parent or somebody else feeding them information. >> it's inconceivable that the parents for some reason had done all that. this information wasn't on the internet. >> reporter: but there was one fact that scientists thought ryan had wrong. >> he said he didn't see why god would let you get to be 61 and then make you come back as a baby. that looked like just an incorrect statement. >> reporter: that's because martin's death certificate says he was 59 when he died. >> since then, i've gotten information that the death certificate was actually incorrect, which would have made marty martin 61 when he died. ryan was right all along. >> reporter: are you glad you've had this experience? >>

oh, no... ( phone ringing ) marty (on phone): hello? hey, marty, it's jim zdorkin. hello. hey, buddy. yeah, how you doing? good, good, good. listen, have you ever heard of a dealer named jimmy staats? ( indistinct ) okay, all right, well, thanks anyway. yeah, i'll look into it, i guess. okay, thanks. ( eerie music fades up ) >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: twok "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. top-notch program today. our guest today, seaworld whistleblower john hargrove is going to be joining us on the program. we're going to start tonight in the middle east. >> the u.s. is involved in the battle to retake the iraq city of tikrit from isis. >> the u.s. is providing air support for an offensive largely coordinated on the ground and led by iran. >> jon: finally, we're making progress in the fight against is-- wait. hold on a second. did you said s.a.e. led by iran? i think-- iran? are you sure. >> definitely, this battle be

marty, get a clue. keep trying to knock the king.ur videos and i'll talk to > good morning, everyone, 8:29, fox 9 weekend. eagles fans continue to remember a legend, concrete chuck bandarric passed away yesterday at the age of 89. andrew wrote he was one of the best. rest in peace, charley. >> rich said rest in peace, an eagles great. his maim is still trending right now on twitter so we decided to bring in another legend to talk about this. of course eagles play by play. mural rhys. you certainly know his voice. good morning, sir. >> good morning. for so many people this was the e pit my, this athlete of a philadelphian, but he played before so many people ever saw them. they've only ever saw him on videotape. what made him so special. >> i would have to say of all the eagles throughout the years, if you had to rank him, he would really be number one because here is a guy who played for two, not one, but two world championship teams. he played for the eagles in 1949, just coming out of penn when they won the world championship. he d

ruby and marty have three wonderful children.i can remember their careers in soccer and working their way through school. alexander, stephanie and tommy. ruby and marty are rightly very proud of these three fine -- one girl stef neerntion stephanie and these two boys. no words can adequately sum up the 40 years of service to our country. adlai stevenson claim close when he said, "patriot i amism is the tranquil and steady dedication of a life 250eu78 lifetime u. thank you ruby, for your 40 years of service. we look forward to many more. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent an article appear that was posted last night at 7:14 p.m. in "the washington post" be made part of the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: mr. president yesterday looking at this article, the united states department of l health and human services released some very good news. further proof that obamacare is working and insuring millions of americans. 16.4 million to be exact have adequate health care. reading from "the washington post

why don't we go to marty in west virginia, please. marty. >> caller: let's go mountaineer. lean energy. just under $12. and how long does it take to get back to the $20 range? >> well oil needs to go higher needs to go higher now. i'm not comfortable recommending that oil will go higher. i have said that oil will be a slow slog back. i want to thank rbm which is my oil adviser which convinced we won't have a quick return any time soon. karl in florida, karl? >> caller: hey, thank you for taking my call. question what are your thoughts on ebay? >> i was listening to halftime, i was listening to -- unbelievable interview. all those guys there are pretty bullish in the ebay spinoff. i have to tell you short term i'm bullish. longer term i worry about a facebook coming in and wrecking that eco some. short term okay. long term, no go for me. some leaders have pin action. others don't. and those are the other that lead a bitter trail to the gutter. twitter is spreading the wings in 2015, up more than 43% this year. can the little blue bird keep flying high? i'll give you the off

>>reporter:i'm marty gonzalez. >>reporter:we are following a breaking news story out of the south bay where police are investigating a double shooting that left 1 man dead. >>reporter:kron 4's mike pelton is in san jose with the latest. another breaking news story we are following out of the south bay. >>reporter: the crime scene unit is also here you can also see local command posts and the backed ronald the shot the police are releasing the misinformation but here's what we have so far police a response to reports of shooting from 2:00 this morning they found two victims is suffering from the least one gunshot from both victims were transported to the hospital. >>reporter: one of them died of injuries to second person is expected to survive the senate is the police said the suspect or suspects did get into a vehicle and left as saying at this point they do not give a description of the vehicle or the shooter at this point is also unclear what the target of attack happened or read much at where workers get more in

although believe me marty has within him -- marty as well as being a brilliant comic also can be a brilliantactor and has shown that in things like "damages." >> rose: yeah, but does he want to? >> i think he's perfectly happy doing what he wants when it happens and if something interesting came along, you know, he's in the paul thomas anderson film. he can do many things. but mostly i think he enjoys making people laugh, and i said to myself i think i might be one of the introspective monkeys. >> rose: introspective monkeys. >> yeah. >> rose: didn't olivier always say he wanted to do comedy? >> he always wanted to play nathan detroit. he wanted to do it at the national. he imitated sam gold win beautifully. i would have loved to have seen him play nathan detroit. >> well, he's an entertainer which was a tragic version of a comedian, but there are times he was very funny. of course, the problem with him playing that part was he could not allow himself to be any good to the point he's playing a lesser entertainer. >> famously, he was asked how did he achieve that mediocrity of singing and dan

and we will warm up for the coming weekend. >> marty, anny. >> thank you, dan.ng to hawaii. >> one of the toughest things about planning a trip to hawaii is deciding where to visit. it is all beautiful. you want to take flights between the islands and you can et eat up valuable vacation time. >> you should thri about setting time. how do you cover ground without coming home feeling you nied a vacation from having the vacation you just had. >> they have a huge advantage when it comes to travel. >> unpack once and wake up every morning in a new spot. >> look at the beautiful footage. we will talk about the recent trip it hawaii. on a ship. >> that is molokai. and a lot of people don't get to. it is not the classic hawaiian experience for most people. getting on water is really, a really is benefit. you can hit, just like you said. so many places in a very short period of time. >> and you want to be on the water. so much of hawaii is on the water. >> wow. look at that: bear with me. >> kali-big island, snorkeling. you want to see fish. not people. that's a big bene

but marty raf lan was most importantly the guy who was behind the fight to get the tax exemption backbreak moment for the church. when the irs informs them they owe $1 billion. they have $2 million the bank it is an extential question about whether they will be classified as a tax exempt organization or not. >> that's right. it was do or die for the church of scientology at that moment. they sued them in virtually every state of the union, they sued individuals. i know people in the department of justice at the time they were constantly having to sweep their office for bugs that the church of scientology was putting in to the department of justice. it was a campaign that was designed to bring the irs to its knees, and it did. >> finally, one of the complaints -- i should say in the statement they talk about mr. rafman being a liar and don't believe he's credible. you talked to people who have left the church and talk to anyone who is a current practicing member and tell you how great scientology is you turned down 25 people to talk to you about scientology. tell me -- is that true? wh

marty short once says something about -- the funniest man in the world -- charlie: you think so?athan: i do pretty he said, people don't want to see me stretching and see the monkey being introspective. they want the monkeys to be monkeys. it made me laugh. believe me, marty has within him as well as being a brilliant comic also can be a brilliant actor and has shown that. charlie: but does he want to? nathan: i think he is perfectly doing what he wants, when it happens. if something interesting came along, he can do many things. mostly i think he enjoys making people laugh. i said to myself, i think i might be one of the introspective monkeys. charlie: introspective monkeys. didn't olivier say he wanted to do comedy? nathan: nathan detroit. my old part. if you ever saw him in an interview where he imitated sam goldman beautifully and you thought i would've loved to see him playing nathan detroit -- brian: he did "entertainer." a tragic version. there are times when it was very funny. the problem with handling that part was he couldn't allow himself to be any good. he is playing

faye dunaway saw me in this play and told the great producer marty bergman.play, there was something in that play. it is a beautiful play. john casale was in it too. and i had been acting may be 10 years before that. i was quite young, my mid-20's. it just started to sale along. i did feel oddly enough, as an explorer in my work experimenting. and trying to learn more about the classics and myself in connection to doing things. i got a lot of joy out of that. i was in soho, which nobody could even find in those days. but i was in the village and to finally be lauded in a way, everything upped the stakes. and somehow, i was trying to preserve something that i thought i understood. i had found myself in another world. i thought it was a good thing. i still think it was a good thing. things happen that way. maybe something happened that was somewhat new, a new kind of person. they came out of the 60's, came out of this time in america. it was where people like me were given an opportunity or whatever. i don't know. it was a combination of things. i remember one

martis showed up at the event but didn't say anything. his attorney said they plan to defend the matter vigorously. >> a police chase ends with a violent crash in prince georges county leaving an innocent man dead. police say 22-year-old larry henson crashed a car into charlie vivaret's mercedes. a police officer was trying to pull him over when he tried to speed off. >> through his flagrant disregard for the safety of the public mr. hinson led us to a place where we have lost a life. >> reporter: after the crash he ran from the scene. police caught him around 30 minutes later. >> a prince georges county police officer accused of threatening a man by holding a gun to his head. that officer will go to trial. officer santiago has been indicted on assault charges accused of threatening a man during a parking lot dispute outside a home last year in buoy. at onen point he said we shoot people. police keef called the allegations disturbing. officer santiago has been with the department for three years. he's suspend ped without pay. >> two women

coaching me and mentor me and reminding me on how to on behalf of at the podium i got my friend of mine marty seven hundred to keep it support from the po a this year we're getting a festival back and a lot of the irish community was pushing for that and it was a lot of work i want to thank mayor ed lee and you chief suhr and ed reiskin and his staff of merrill stein and rec and park and diane ray seriously being in office and trying to get through it the mayors staff and the people that work for him are amount i want to say thank you to them (clapping.) st. patrick's day is a day important time of the year to celebrate being irish and there's nothing better than be able to celebrate anything so i'm asking everybody in the bay area for the next two weeks to consider yours irish and k0u9 and celebrate so thank you. i appreciate our time and thanks for coming (clapping.) i'd like to now introduce calvin by reason ham that will be presenting the mayor with a gift. >> mayor ed lee he know this is the year of the goat we don't want to take chances we want to bring a leukemia of the irish a bottle

. >> marty! marty, what's up? >> do you have explain this car. how did you come about with this?om the same company as me the north of ireland and dedicated. >> my mom and dad has it. >> purpose snell. >> it was purple when i bought it. and then my wife and i made it and painted it green. >> alex spotted it car. >> i was walking down second street. i such a it, were you dancing, have music i said we have to have this on saint patrick's day. maybe we should get in? >> oh, let's go for a spin. >> let him get in with us. >> come on, we have 45. let's go. >> happy saint patrick's day. we got to get n gout to scoot over. >> oh, okay. >> all right. maybe we should roll down the window. >> can the windows roll down? you have articles in here and even more. >> jerseys? bye, happy saint patrick's day! >> enjoy your day shall everybody. ♪ ♪ dancing in the rain ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ whoa, this is a lunchbox not a halloween bag. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a little bigger! we just had the best

marty bergman, very wisely because i was drinking those days, too. it was kind of an apartment under the bank. both me and judith would be hitting on weed. judith molina, you know, she played my mother. they were all upstairs. i was downstairs alone. when sydney moved. we had rehearsed for months. he moved the actors along. he was pretty much about performance and stuff. when i would go up there, it absorbed me. i came back to the bank and sydney wanted me to reshoot. he saw the last shot that that fellow i was channeling in some way, whatever the character was, evaporated. it went out of me. it was gone. when i had to come back, i had to re-create something. we had to reshoot something. i couldn't get it. i couldn't get it. charlie: this is akin to the idea of how long does an act to -- an actor take a part with him? a week? a month? and once it evaporates, if you have to reshoot, can you recapture it? al: i have been doing it so long now. i let it go. i let it go. i used to go back when i was younger. i would come back. in the dressing room, i woul

one of the most instrumental members of the committee was responsible for getting marty -- who saved$10,000 on communications equipment. i would ask you to give them a hand when i'm finished, my assistant al lingo. he hails from texas and he as a member of the southern christian leadership conference. on behalf of all of the people that are participating in -- and the thousands of americans and millions of people all over the world that is supporting this movement, i want to give the greatest appreciation and thanks to the person that serve who make it possible for you to travel from selma alabama, to montgomery. i thank you. >> now, my friends, it is rain ing. but we are going to stay right here in the rain. [cheering] let me hear from you. [loud cheers] and we are going to listen right here in the rain. we did not walk 50 miles for nothing. are you going to stay here? >> yes! >> are you going to listen? >> yes! >> let god send the rain and we are going to get the freedom. now we want to turn from our state leaders for just a moment and hear from our national leaders froor a while.

good morning, marty. tell us the numbers so far. >> in march we saw a bit of a moderation.n the highest growth since 2014. >> what does that tell you about the economy and the regional differences as well? >> yeah, strength is still in the central part. the regions are still seeing the best job growth. and again, in the -- from a region perspective, central but pacific is starting to pick up. you're starting to see california. i think california added more jobs than texas for the first time in a few years now. and also from a major city perspective, detroit has moved up now into the top four. dallas still leading, but detroit into the top four which is very interesting. i think some high-tech and other jobs are coming into the detroit area now. >> wow. that would be great news for detroit. steve leisman was just there. >> i was just there. that's a great story. they're talking good stuff about detroit there. >> when you do good restructuring, you can actually make progress in a city. >> cf greece exactly. marty, i was just wondering if you could tell us anything about job q

. >> reporter: marty is an inspector, first 09 scene to access a break. >> i can judge by amount of waterr how much damage it's doing. >> reporter: water coming through the ground asphalt has exploded here not the worse that wssc has seen. >> nobody's lost any water, nobody is out of water basically if you can hold to the next available crew. >> reporter: you don't mind? >> no no. >> reporter: so delmar will have to wait. >> now we've got action. >> reporter: and lucy lane's repairs are quickly under way. >> they promised they would come back. i'm just thankful they're there. >> reporter: off to the next break. >> a lot of no water calls a a lot of broken mains, a lot of flooding. it's steady all day long. >> reporter: where homeowners will surely have more questions. >> that's basically the first question -- when will somebody address there? >> reporter: tracee wilkins, news4. >>> we just want the winter over with. >>> some are hoping for new leadership in annapolis. montgomery county councilman berliner that he supports converting the hov lanes into reversible lanes. he 'viewed as road

marty one other suggestion on the calendar we keep k it a running calendar and sort of to the extent we make decisions about things that need to be added so you guys keep it up to date that will be helpful for all of us. >> as we put in the memo the intention as we check in to - things happy obviously we want to keep people abbreviate. >> the next is the election of officers discussion and possible action for the president and vice chair. >> before we go to that what was the results of the draft language that had been submitted. >> sure well, so there is the draft language its straightforward the commission doesn't have to make a decision right now but certainly we'll explore a variety of the options the one thing we want to highlight is that the discussion to this point is about limiting or prohibiting contributions to ballot measure committees for general purpose committees there are actually, two separate different types of committees that can be controlled one a committee for election to the central committee the democratic party in san francisco we're prohibited by express state

marty, that the u.s. pulled out special force he from yemen they might nt have not have known the u.s. had special forces in yemen. >> this makes all the sense in the world limited number of troops there specifically to take on the war or the fight against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. they don't want those forces being caught in what may become a full blown civil war. >> because the axes of conflict are multiplying day by day. >> almost by the hour. >> the number of participants was getting too great. >> exactly. and this does not mean that the u.s. will stop conducting attacks or strikes against aqap. in all likelihood, those units will be relocated to another country in the region where they can operate from there if necessary. >> how account u.s. pick and choose if you like who it decides to fight against within the yemen context given that you have got i.s. operational now operations of the mosques on saturday, who does the u.s. decide to take on who not to? >> again the u.s. presence in yemen i

let's just begin, name by name if you don't mind marty, talking about any surprises you see here. >>g about, all 31 banks passed so there weren't a lot of expected surprises in this release today. the banks have been building capital enough that they can cover these stress losses and still have some room to begin to deploy the capital they're building up each year. we do expect the total payouts to continue to increase. after last year it went from 50% to 68%. after the announcements next week, we think we'll be up to an 80% payout ratio for the large cap banks. >> and jeff hart just told us he thinks some of these names like jpmorgan could be headed well into double digit territory on their capital levels before too long here. is that your expectation as well? and what's that's going to mean for the banks? >> well we're looking at a couple things here. one, regulatory capital ratios are what everybody's looking at here. and we will see those move into double-digit levels. we don't expect the tangible common equity the tangible assets to get to that level, because you can look at the

division under marty on the east side.s a matter of fact, later we did do that and secured something like 368,000 prisoners. >> at the end of february, 1945 the night on the division, have you quit -- having been reequip had moved up behind the first army and attack or signed the river to the north. they then moved out onto the plane, where they encountered small pockets of resistance. with those aircraft defense guns that had been lowered, they could fire their antitank guns. owing to the lack of color and very flat terrain, these were very serious obstacles. but we were moving forward at the rate of five miles per hour to 10 miles per hour. >> one of the reasons the americans made such great progress was the fact that hitler insisted that every position be held to the last man. this meant that the americans could bypass many of these strong points that the germans had set up. there was great confusion in the german defenses on march 7, 1945. the captain and engineer commander had been sent there in 1943 in order to assum

>> vern is in, we will hear from marty, it will be a lot of giants coverage tonight on gameday. >> theirst game this week? >> yes. going to start up later. berry zito is going to get a captioning funded by cbs and ford >> alfonsi: superstorm sandy killed 117 people and caused more than $60 billion worth of damage in 2012. and thousands of families that survived sandy say they've been hit by a second wave of fraud. >> i was like, how can you tell me that you can't even cover this, i'm not going to get the full amount of my insurance? i said, you got my payments every month. >> alfonsi: tonight an investigation into why so many families didn't get the help they deserved and what's being done about it. are you going to make it right? >> cooper: you want the company to remove all the flooring... >> every single board at their cost and replace it with clean flooring. >> cooper: for months "60

now, because of all of that, the mayor there marty walsh has been thinking about postponing the paradeganizers quickly reject that idea, and residents are standing by him. >> i want to have it. if they can figure out how, i would love to have it. comes right down here every year, but it might be little tough. >> so the last time the parade was canceled, was during the blizzard of 1978. i lived in massachusetts up until 1976 as a kid then we moved. i remember all of our relatives lamenting the fact 1978 was truly paralyzing for the boston area. that parade will take place on march 15th, as planned it will be shakespearean, be aware of the eyes of march. >> this year historic one first time in 20 years the gay and lesbian veterans will be able to march openly in that parade, by the way. >> oh, wonderful okay. well, 6:56. taking a live look at drexel hill. okay guys, 6:56. you know what that means, four minutes before we start hour two, we are continuing our fox 29 snow pick challenge. tweet us your pictures. let's get creative here. remember, you have to use the hashtag #fox29snow. we ca

after receiving the news, boston mayor marty walsh tweeted super bowl, world series, and stanley cups we are truly a title city. there will be no parade in boston. >>> former 49er ray mcdonald fighting back with a lawsuit. coming up at 5:00 the accusations he is now making against a woman who claimed he sexually assaulted her. >> but first the dos and don'ts of facebook. the big announcement expected today that could change what you will be seeing on your facebook page in the future. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute now where traffic is off to a good start in san francisco. we'll tell you a little more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >> after a very warm setting weekend, a lot of cloud cover spilled over yesterday. maybe some light rain to the north. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the highway patrol looking for witnesses in a deadly motorcycle crash that killed a 36-year-old man in alamo. it happened at 1:30 yesterday afternoon. investigators say the motorcyclist lost control on the off ramp and slammed into a tree. he was patrol nounsed dead at the scen

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