i care about u mass. and it's not even easy for me to criticize u mass because it's my community.ass's reputation is my reputation so i -- i'm glad that this policy has been revised for now and i hope it will be reversed because this school i applied to was and is an equal opportunity institution that people can get into based upon their merits. >> all right. thank you so much for being with me nairiman. a statement from u mass says quote, we have always felt excluding students from admission conflicts with our institutional values and principles. it is now clear that we can adopt a less restrictive policy. still to come in the "newsroom," six months after michael brown was shot to death by police the justice department may be ready now to sue ferguson's police department. we'll talk about that next. [ female announcer ] when you're serious about fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week fine lines appear to fade. one month deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. you get sick you can't breathe t

mass mass migration is fueled not just economic power of a political power. new york was the most populous state in the union in 1810 with a little less than 1 million inhabitants until the civil war some of the five largest were southern slaveholding states and he's vanished after the 1860 census. after the war new york received many immigrants coming from europe including 20 percent every decade. more growth begets still more growth. as new york's welded became the undisputed manufacturing and financial center of the nation but wielded more political power in washington formally and informally. from 1862 the turn-of-the-century the rounded out the top five population centers. the power group usually putting that in the white house and sending more wealth back home. of the 22 presidents who served in the white house during the 19th 19th century all but three came from one of the five most populous states five presents. when new york was not in the white house generally speaking a man from ohio, indiana illinois was. in the 20th century their would be no grea

a lot of the money goes for example to mass transit. in my view there is no real role for the federal government and mass transit. state and city governments can and should raise their own money for the mass transit system. i think with the federal government gets involved you get a lot of inefficiency and crossover runs. host: could there be some sort of user fee? guest: for mass transit? host: yes. guest: i'm strongly in favor of that. eisenhower signed this back into law in 1966 saying that gas tax would pay for highway funding. that is a good system. unfortunately over time, we have steadily moved away from that. president obama would move even further away from that from a user funded system by taxing corporations to fund our highways which is really the wrong way to go. host: stick with the specifics of this with what the president proposed. $478 billion for the of the sharks are. 238 billion from gas tax and other revenue. and creates infrastructure investment bank. robert fontes, what do you make of his recommendations? will wor

no traffic the as far as mass transit, we do have most of our mass transit agencies that are running on a weekend or a holiday schedule. if you thought the parking meeters would take a day off you are wrong. i am sorry about that. >> what else is new? leyla, thank you. protecting news in the east bay. crews are on the scene of a suspicious fire at claremont middle school. a driver saw the flames from the freeway and called 9-1-1. the fire started in the cafeteria and video into the attic. according to the chief on the scene, crews found signs of forced spray and an open door when they arrived much the school is closed in honor president's day. our reporter is on the scene and will have a full report coming up at 5:30. >>> san jose police are pouring over security video looking for the gunman who shot and killed a beloved security guard offer a box of cigars they were trying to steal. matt? >> the shooting was captured by surveillance video so police could have a few leads. so far no arrests have been announced. the victim in this case was identified by friends as a security guard wit

mass movements that inspire a lot of people who did not just in economics. you don't have huge masses of people moving because they increase the minimum wage by dollar 25 an hour people move for reasons that are spiritual, cultural they migrate people are moving in order to pursue dreams or escape nightmares. when they cease to be enchanting mass immigration can stop just as suddenly as it began. we can analyze dreams or nightmares trying to understand what goes on. and in shaping our nation i looked at some of the historic migrations, the use migration style and in other parts of the british isles they goes on. you had huge numbers as a proportion of pre-existing population in the 12 years between 1763, the end of the war while warning that after his losers. never thought of that before, but it's true. the outbreak of the american revolution in 1775. they went down they go down a great wagon road. they did not want these ruffians fighting peoples. and they go down through the air, settle the carolinas, kentucky, kerosene and go on to acquire florida, texas,

sort of a sense of four different buildings here that really are two taller towers and two smaller masses so it's really like 4 buildings that are all put together as one large block that breaks down the scale of a project it feels like an urban place that the aesthetic is really drawn from the place making of the history of this place so you can see the rendering here from the east looking back at owens street a model here this is pretty much the same view from our position of the rendering two towers are 12 stories they all stay within the overall one hundred and 80 foot site katherine about talk about the variance of height but the two smaller masses in between are smaller office buildings and the parking structure is buried inside of it it coyotes a little bit the colorful piece other than the left is essentially a projected art piece that covers up part of the garage and this view from the corner of 16th and owen looking at the project is the main pedestrian entrances on the street retail on the right side of the tower building along 16th street and you can also see the second buildi

or can they also use it for mass transit? can they get a pot of money and say, we changed our mind, we're going to do this over here? >> the money is highly flexible. federal money that goes to the states, states are pretty much able to use it on almost any conceivable transportation purpose based on their own needs and objectives. the federal government targets it in their programs but there's an awful lot of flexibility the states have. >> caller: good morning. i'm glad you got me on. i appreciate c-span. i have a question for chris. it's not exactly a question, it's more of a comment. he wants the states to handle it. he needs to take a look at virginia, richmond, virginia and look at our road systems. we do not have a circle highway around richmond. we would not accept federal funds. we logical 288 the missed the highway coming around by five miles. and we just started a new project going down to suffolk. and we spent $3 million on trying to get -- looking at going through west hanson didn't even do a good job on that. i

so far for mass transit. we haven't seen any issues for "ace" train. no issues. all mass transit on time. if you have any questions about your morning commute once you hit the roads, remember kcbs, our radio partner, when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740- am. that's the latest from here. let's get an update on your forecast. talking 80s. >>> 80s by the end of the workweek. good morning, everybody. but today you could stash that umbrella and grab a light jacket out the door. this is your morning in progress as we take a sneak peek out towards the bay bridge. we currently have clear skies. oakland 50. san francisco 52. away from the bay it's in the 40s inland. cooler than recent mornings. minus the subtropical moisture. so it's mainly clear now. we did have some areas of patchy fog, but we're already scrubbing that out very early due to a bit of a northerly wind up to about 5 miles per hour. it's going to be sunny and dry kick-starting today all the way through the weekend. in fact, all the way through pres

check with the local mass transit agency. do not be late today.had as clea sweeper was facing the wrong direction and westbound traffic is now moving along fine with no delays on the nimitz into oakland. we are taking you to the north bay, 101, it is smooth sailing and your top speed into rohnert park and petaluma and to novato at 57, 3 delays. >> coming up jimmy kimmel takes home a new honor. >> a list coverdell like you have never seen her before. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. ♪ [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a ke

to get more time to sit in front of the test to know what we do with mass? no to make sure we have needed services? support? no. if the purpose was to help children learn that i think most of us would be down with that. so to read and work with members the test were not about the children's learning at all. so they helped to understand there is a good way to understand who's spent the majority of there days to observe and idle think again have much insight so a couple of their other parents decided not only is it important for us for children to take the test but the whole school and couldn't concerned about the other schools the best dance druggist is to organize together to take a public stand but in the end we could organize that they did not want the children to take the test. [applause] >> is a good lesson if you do something illegal to do with a lot of people. [laughter] because our principal said i could hardly give a test that would be statistically invalid. how could use gore on one or two kids test scores? and they dip -- they acknowledged it is no

hawks upset u-mass 82-71. st. joes host the richmond spiders, saturday night, erika, back to you. >>> love the way you say that. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" bad news for customers of the popular credit card company. we will tell you which one. >>> > but first here's is what coming up on cbs-3. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. we're expecting wintry weather in our area this morning. storm can three is showing that a approach of that snow the sure could see snow and same for delaware. rest of us could see early flurries clouds, some will see nothing. katie has deta

russia and china to renounce their veto power when it comes to mass atrocities. this is the first time your organization has called for that and why now? >> yes, this is the first time we're making this a major headline in our call to the united nations. the idea is not entirely new. it's been around since 2001. but we believe it's an idea whose time has come. france as one of the permanent members of the security council is already behind this idea. the united kingdom already said yesterday it couldn't think of a time it would use its veto, former secretary kofe anan. and 40 countries are supporting this idea. we think this would be a really important step, would actually enable the u.n. and the international community to act swiftly in these case of mass atrocities and would show perpetrators they can't just get away with murder. >> do you think this is realistically going to happen, the fact that u.s., russia and china has blocked action he, in that regard? >> this is probably not going to happen overnight. but we will keep pushing on this. and as i said there

mass transit may find delays as well. katie, how are we doing weather-wise. >> weather-wise in the bad at all, initially but later on tonight we will will see a couple snow showers rolling in coming courtesy of more than anything a new burst of arctic cold. don't get scared off by the word snow. it the is going to come through later today but i don't think you have to worry about any man major accumulation out of this at all. the let check with storm scan three which is quiet. we will likely end up with a beautiful sunrise across the region. i will bring you those views sun keeps coming up earlier and earlier as the days get longer and longer but this arctic cold front is coming to end is us back in the deep freeze. the this is sort of just the map contour 101, right, we have brightest, prettiest magenta and pink and white shaded area where your cold air is. that is your classic trough settling in here and it comes in with this front today and then into tomorrow and friday and especially saturday morning. we will be stuck

so these five major mass extensions can ever also i should add many minor mass extinctions in the record, but these five are major mass extensions are sometimes referred to as the big spots. there simply moments when geologically speaking moments, short amounts of time, when the diversity of life on the planet for some reason plummeted. to british paleontologist who have written a lot on this subject, anthony and paul, have defined mass extinctions as a significant portion of the world's biodata into geologically insignificant amount of time. another british paleontologist, michael benton, has used the metaphor of the tree of life during a mass extinction, he's written vast swaths of the tree are cut short as it attacked by crazed ax wielding madmen. so the first of these extinctions, number one on this chart, took place at the end of what's known as the period that is about 440 million years ago. and at that point most of life was still confined to the ocean. there was very little living on land. so that was a devastating event for marine life but not for terrestrial life because there

so that's that warmer air mass that is moving in. it sticks around for one more day. 35 at the airport. 30 in millville. 36 at the shore in wildwood but there is some colder air across new england. 26 in albany that's an arctic air mass that will eventually move southward in time. and it's arctic front that comes through our region later tomorrow into monday. that's will be our next weather maker just some clouds streaming into the area right in you all the snow still across upstate new york. we'll keep things dry through much of the day on sunday. here comes the front moves southward through the day sunday sunday. sunday night. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures at or above average tomorrow in the mid to upper 40s. the front moves through our he john on monday. so mainly rain for philadelphia but areas to the north there could be enough cold air in place to see mixture of some snow sleet and freezing rain. it's going to be light but still enough to cause some problems out there on the roadways. and then on tuesday we're back to just

releasing a chilling video of christians executed in a mass beheading. and now isis is threatening to go even further. we get more from our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. >> reporter: 21 egyptian coptic christians being paraded along the tripoli waterfront before being beheaded by isis in libya, even as the terror group threatened to kill more egyptians in libya. among thousands of egyptian migrants unable to find jobs at home. egypt scrambled f-16s to retaliate. it set isis targets in libya, the first time it's taken military action against the terror group. back home in their impoverished village, calling isis bumpers, monster. and the horror galvanized protesters in cairo as italy, the last western power in tripoli evacuated its citizens. and pope francis mourned the latest victims. he said their only words were jesus, help me. they were killed simply for the fact they were christians. but in libya now gripped by civil war, isis is taking root. >> there's only one message that comes from them, which is convert to our ways, do thi

otherwise mass transit running on a local holiday schedule, chris and lauren. back to you. >>> egypt launched air strikes against islamic state target in libya. the movies in response to the mass beheading of 21 egyptian by militant claiming affiliation with isis. the terrorist group is calling themselves the tripoli province of the islamic state had been holding the egyptian christians for weeks now. the the u.s. is condemning the killing calling it despicable and cowardly. >>> this morning danish police announced the arrest of two men suspect in the gunman in copenhagen. >> gunman might have been inspired bias lamb i can terrorist, and the french charlie hebdo massacre the the 22-year old gunman was killed in the gun battle with the swat team yesterday. his death came just one day after police say he opened fire and in a free speech seminar and outside a synagogue. a film maker was kill in the first attack and his security guard died at the second one. >> yes, i also don't know the the perpetrator had been traveling to conflict zones such as syria and iraq bu

this picture tells how the mass migration was accomplished.ther the army or the war relocation authority relished the idea from taking families from their homes, so the military and civilian agencies chose to have real consideration for the people involved. consideration was given to sabotage and espionage. there is san francisco. there were more japanese in los angeles than an any other area. in san pedro, houses and hotels occupied exclusively by japanese were within a stone's throw of an naval airbases, shipyards and oil wells. japanese fishermen had every opportunity to watch the movement of our ship. farmers were living close to vital aircraft. all japanese were required to move from critical areas such as these. this limited evacuation was a solution to only part of the problem. the larger problem, the uncertainty of what would happen among these people in case of a japanese invasion still remained. that is why the commanding general of the western defense command determined that all japanese within the coastal areas should move inland.

in this capacity sfpd officers were involved in a weapons of mass destruction case in which an individual suspected of being in in possession of a a. >> sfpd officers have investigated cases involving landmarks protected critical infrastructure and other criminal activity with a potential terrorist nexis and other law enforcement agencies and from the private sector. in response to an inquiry to ensure suspicious activity is not reported as a result of racial and religious profiling officers are familiar and com ply. >> sfpd officers work and take part with interviews with community members concerning constitutional expression and suspicious activity reports involve bomb threats threat to life and property suspicious photography and which would be a violation of department general orders and the domestic investigations guideline. suspicious photography may include capture of sensitive and secure access points involving government facilities mass transit areas and protected infrastructure. >> number 15. sfpd officers visit places of worship and community centers to collect information on c

that was the theme of this morning's mass. it was aimed at bringing in new members from the lgb community. >> at the catholic church in san jose the sign says all are welcome. but sometimes it say tough sell for members of the lgbt community. >> we live in a culture where i say this is who i am, i fear that my parents will turn their backs on me. >> reporter: many gay people feel the church turned its back on them. that is why this parish held a "all are welcome mass" today. looking at the congregation it was impossible from telling straight from gay, that is the point. >> we feel different. we feel like being embraced and we feel warmly welcomed. >> reporter: they used to hold special masses just for lgbt members but they say the demand for it has dwindled. >> only about six regular people attending now. and,. >> isn't that good or negative? >> it is a good thing because we think it is a sign of people finding a welcoming place in their home parishes. >> reporter: nothing the church teaches has changed the tone has changed. >

while there are some cases when remains in mass graves have been identified even when they have been it's often left families with more questions than answers. a year after brenda damaris disappeared, local officials told juana that they had found her remains in a clandestine grave. >> all of these bodies were just piled together and thrown in a bag...you can see another skull, two skulls. but their belief that local police were involved in her disappearance - along with other discrepancies - made the family question if the remains they were given actually belonged to their daughter. her doubts led her here and to franco mora, a peruvian forensic doctor - he's going to exhume the remains the state gave the family. the remains lie in a grave marked by a cross with no name. this is the first time an independent forensic test is being carried out to verify the states work in a disappearance in mexico juana told us she became suspicious after officials suggested that she cremate the bones immediately. the family placed the remains given to them by the state in a communal plot, not wantin

now we have dry cool air mass in place. temperatures similar to yesterday from 62 pacifica, 67 oakland. these numbers still well above average for this time of the year. a north wind at 15 miles per hour. this is going to end up being the warmest winter on record in the bay area. record highs anticipated thursday through saturday. dry through the presidents holiday. elizabeth, you're getting busy over there. >>> i know. we have a number of different accidents this morning. this is our latest trouble spot in walnut creek. if you are on 680, 242, those spots are all backed up right now. it's because of a crash in the commute direction southbound 680 at north main. and there may be another accident in the backup. i can hear my producer on the phone with chp right now. here's a live look at the nimitz, 880 in oakland. no delay past the oakland airport into downtown. and a lovely shot of the golden gate bridge traffic flowing great in both directions between sausalito and san francisco. unfortunately, we cannot say the same for

people were dig en masse from poisoned food. they told us to leave and follow us killing us if they could. >> there is a risk of sexual exploitation and abuse by the fighters. thousands are found ref final in the state capitol. >> people forced to leave their homes arrive daily. among them are men and women held captive by boko haram. it seems everyone here has an unpleasant story to tell. >> as the multi-national force begins the movement to crush boko haram locals here are preparing for more displaced. al jazeera northeast nigeria. >> within the last minute or so, the reusable space plane has been launched by the european space agency, its launch pad in french guyana. it lifted off 1:22 ago. engineers hope this test flight will last for an hour and 45 minutes, then survive the scorching heat of reenentry. the same of this test flight is said to important collect data. >> this is a step to master the technology for next step. eventually being able also to look at this type of application, so bringing back to people from infrast

be mindful of the accident in lawyers for second avenue and as we move to mass transit overall, massit looks great. there are in major delays reported. however, traveling new city frontier and victory division schedules, they have been revised. so, just be mindful of those revisions. we will update things on twitter, of course, erika. >> thank you. >>> man suspected of shooting a san diego sportscaster is behind bars. fifty-four year-old mike montana gave himself up early this morning after an hours long standoff with police. earlier in the day's ledgely shot and wounded 48 year-old kyle crafta who works for cbs affiliate in san diego. he was sitting in his car outside his home when montana opened fire. he is out of surgery and is expect to recover. >>> scam alert involving your biggest investment your home. police say dan sheehan targeted south jersey homeowners threatened by information close another. he reportedly convinced nine people to give him their mortgage payment claiming he would then enroll them in a loan modification program. we spoke with one of the alleged victims. >>

people are dying en masse from poisoned food. they told us to leave and followed us. >> those at risk of sexual abuse and exploitation by the fighters. thousands found refuge in maiduguri, the state capital. >> people forced to leave the homes daily. among them men and women are held captive. it seems as if almost everyone has an unpleasant story to dell. >> local authorities say they are preparing for more displaced. >>> still to come on al jazeera - a rebel fighter with links to al qaeda is killed in the philippines after a 10 year man hunt. we'll tell you more. >> organs for sale in bangladesh. we travel to a hub of illegal trade. >>>hello again, top stories in al jazeera. intense fighting in eastern ukraine, a central bus station in donetsk was targeted with heavy shelling coming hours before talks in the russian capital minsk, where leaders from ukraine, russia germany and france will try to put an end to the violence. >> the family of u.s. aid worker kayla mueller who was held host binge by islamic state of iraq and levant

. >> we've been trying to balance this problem by being in sync as far as the massing. >> i don't understand the problem i don't side an opportunity unless you shave the bathroom. >> there's a main deck off the roof-deck and looking at many of the projects i know it was 427 on one street that will solve the penthouse i'll support asking for the roof deck to be removed. >> commissioner hillis. >> i mean he support unless you can help us with a solution on the staircase there is a cell phone tower and the roofs that had structure i mean clearly i think people across the street the issue was a view issue the space that get so much utilized. >> there's a precedent for roof deck on the street there are houses some of which at the residents of the dr supporters that have roof deck we're innovating not trying to claim something. >> we're really to to minimize the impact the he knows of the roof deck and the railing or more importantly trying to get - >> just to be clear the railing is transparent it's opposite there's an inhabitable roof deck. >> so to the stair. >> to the stair i mean - i have - i

mass transit, however we are still looking good for that.have an accident new jersey on 295 southbound between thoroughfare and 656, be careful there new back to the desk ukee. >>> updating our breaking news one man dead another left fighting for his life after a double stabbing in the city. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from mt. airy neighborhood with the latest on the search for this attacker, good morning justin. >> erika and ukee, good morning. we know these two victims age 27 and 29 have new york addresses and ties to the philadelphia area. they have in the been determined at this time. that 29 year-old man is passed away of his injuries after being stabbed in his torso along with that second victim here outside of the che bar and grill about 2:30. lets take you to the video from earlier this morning as police were investigating this scene from stenton between washington lane and john son streets this morning. the police say they recovered a hat, cell phone and lots of blood outside of that bar scene. we are told t

mass transit is on a modified schedule today. including b.a.r.t.. system wide on time but they're on a saturday schedule. so they didn't start service until about 20 minutes ago. that's kcbs traffic. roberta is standing by with your forecast. >>> let's get right to it. it's the live weather camera looking due east to the port of leak oakland. a glimpse of what's going to pan out to be another day with above average high temperatures. now right now we're anywhere from 45 in livermore to 56- degrees in san francisco. it's also in the mid 40s in santa rosa. that's the scene looking out to place. with some -- levi's stadium. with some patchy fog along the immediate seashore be by the end of workweek as we lock ahead what we're planning on is the return of the offshore flow. gusty winds the potential for fire danger. so we'll keep a watchful eye on that and monitor it. also looking ahead i don't see any rain drops in the forecast until perhaps february 28th or march 1st. so today it's a holiday. we're heading to the beach we go. 71 degrees in santa cruz.

we have more frow from erbil. >> yet another mass grave was found in the sinjar area in the northwest of iraq along the syrian border. peshmerga fighters were clearing the area from explosives, booby-trapped explosives and they discovered this grave and they are believed to be from the yazidi community men women and children. according to officials, some of the bodies had gunshot wounds, other people were slaughtered. we have to remember that isil, the islamic state of iraq and the levant took over the sinjar area last august. they were accused of killing hundreds of yazidis and as i had napping scores of yazidi men and women and children and fate of those people are still unknown. the peshmerga forces with the help of u.s. coalition airstrikes managed to push into the sinjar mountains clear the area but unable to take sinjar city where isil is holed up and putting up a fierce battle, because it's such an important area for isil. a main supply line between iraq and syria cross the sinjar city, so yet another mass grave the conflict continues in northern iraq. the yazidi community did

and mass transit; most mass transit is on the holiday schedule. b.a.r.t. is on a saturday schedule and don't start for another 45 minutes. until that 6:00. golden gate ferries, caltrain and ace also on modified schedules for the monday. if you have any in i requests about your among drive. tune to kcbs traffic. they're the radio partners and you can find them at temperature that's the latest from here. roberta has a nice looking forecast if you like sunshine. >>> yeah, locally here. but it's amazing i just got a phone call from my son's university. university of oklahoma. they have half day today due to ice. yeah. big chill going on throughout much of the country. 21 degrees currently in oklahoma. norman. take a look at this. clear skies. temperatures here 40s and 50s. wow. it's 56 degrees at this hour in san francisco. the winds are nonexistent. that's the scene looking out to the claire valley. -- santa clara valley. we have some areas of patchy fog developing along the coast this morning and by the end of the workweek another offshore flow. resulting in