supervisor melia cohen. by the way, where on her own court today so for one more round today for supervisor melia cohen. this is her district. >>[applause] he was you're going to hear all these people in the second but a few mornings important to call out here. with us today and he's awesome he comes to all of our part openings, in which we partner with our state parks department said that mitchell deputy director from the california apartment of recreation and park. >>[applause] we've got one of this most districts are champions and community leaders, mayor rogers. >>[applause] she is the executive director of youth outside and on the go state advisory board, tim bailey. >>[applause] >> where did she go? we have camp david executive director of the haas fun is here. first person from the hertz foundation, peter whitley and nicky souter best for the tony hawk foundation are mickey and peter here or are you over there? thank you. i wasn't sure whether you would be here or there. at skateboard park is amazing

the obamas plan to stay in washington while sosha finishes high school and melia heads to harvard this fall. >>> house speaker paul ryan joked about his viral sensation. his son left the republican confused. i have to agree with ryan when his cam newton. he said the young man was dabbing in correctly. >>> a georgia girl, carla hayden allowed melia to serve as librarian who is 4 yores old and -- four years old and has red 1,000 books. she is 4 years old. >>> a man accused of robbery with a distinctive hair style was easy target for police. >>> a man went to extreme measures to avoid paying tolls, now he is in trouble with the law. those stories when "action news" continues. >>> breaking now on "action news," armed robbery on the schuylkill river trail we're live with the search for a suspect glcialtion. >>> more breaking news, an suv riddled with bullets in south philadelphia, somehow the man inside survived. >>> now you see it, now you don't. a toll cheat got creative to avoid the toll, but a cop caught on to it. >> good morning, 5:30 a.m., january 13. matt is off, david murphy and kar

supervisor melia cohen. by the way, where on her own court today so for one more round today for supervisor melia cohen. this is her district. >>[applause] he was you're going to hear all these people in the second but a few mornings important to call out here. with us today and he's awesome he comes to all of our part openings, in which we partner with our state parks department said that mitchell deputy director from the california apartment of recreation and park. >>[applause] we've got one of this most districts are champions and community leaders, mayor rogers. >>[applause] she is the executive director of youth outside and on the go state advisory board, tim bailey. >>[applause] >> where did she go? we have camp david executive director of the haas fun is here. first person from the hertz foundation, peter whitley and nicky souter best for the tony hawk foundation are mickey and peter here or are you over there? thank you. i wasn't sure whether you would be here or there. at skateboard park is amazing

. >>> plus, melia obama spreading her wings, now that her family has moved out of the white house. >>ing live temple university camera overlooking center city. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" saturday morning returns inhabit. >>> look at the image there, a nightclub inferno in romania landed 38 people in the hospital. firefighters taming the flames came in overnight lept from ther level to escape the flames. >>> in italy four children were pulled out alive from the rubble of a hotel hit by an avalanche. the search continues for any people who may be trapped. four other bodies have been recovered. crews saved 11 people including thankfully the four children. >> all right, 6:43 back here at home. let's get you caught up on the forecast as you man your weekend with meteorologist chris sowers. you say no sun. >> reporter: that's a familiar tune. let's go live on sky6 live hd down in atlantic city, the fog continues to roll on in, we'll be dealing with that all day long or at least the first part of the afternoon. hopefully t

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i was 32 when i was elected and you have really had a hand in the maturation process for the melia that you see today. and i feel very privileged to see today and i feel very privileged to serve you in the space. >>thank you supervisor cohen. all right supervisor avalos. >>i walked in today to this board chamber knowing it would be the last-- my last meeting and i was a total emotional wreck. i couldn't keep my composure. i'm not sure that anyone notice but i kept going to the bathroom and it white my face and i realized at that point that it's not the walls that absorbed all the drama it's actually a bodies that do it. there's just so much that it happened over the past eight years. i can't believe i have been here eight years and 3 1/2 years before that is a legislative aide. and so, i'm going to try and keep my composure as i'm speaking because i feel so many things right now. >>let it go. >>[laughing] >>first of all i want to say thank you to the people of district 11 >>[applause] >>for giving me this awesome, awesome, experience. i mean awesome is a word that's thrown around so muc

[applause] melia and sasha, under the strangest of circumstances, you have become too amazing young womenu are smart and beautiful, but more importantly you are kind and thoughtful and full of passion and you wore the burden of years in the spotlight so easily. of all that i have done in my life, i am most proud to be your dad. [applause] to joe biden,. [applause] you are the first decision i made as a nominee, and it was the best. not just because you have been a great life friend, but because in the bargain, i gained a brother and we love you and gel like family and your friendship has been one of the great joys of our life. [applause] to my remarkable staff, for eight years, and for some of you a whole lot more, i have drawn from your energy, and every day i try to reflect back what you displayed, heart and character and idealism. i have what you grow up, get married, have kids, start incredible new journeys of your own. even when times got tough and frustrating, you never let washington get the better of you. you guarded against cynicism. the only thing that makes me prouder than all

>>[applause] supervisor mark farrell >>[applause] and the relentless and strong melia cohen, can you please stand. >>[applause] [inaudible] alex randolph. >>[applause] and former supervisor [inaudible] >>[inaudible] [off mic] assessor,, thank you. >>[applause] carmen chu. our sheriff hennessey. >>[applause] i would also like to recognize my brothers and sisters and labor that are here present, kim paulsen executive dr. of san francisco labor council. >>[applause] mike carey oh, building trades. >>[applause] and i saw lisa from the teachers union. >>[applause] and the other two brothers, >>[inaudible] [off mic] please, stand up, from the trades can you be please stand, brothers hear from the trades. >>[applause] i know-all right a big round of applause. >>[applause] if you guys have heard of the hash tag got your back in either the firefighters please dan john buford, where are you? all right. >>[applause], o'connor, where are you? john buford and sam o'connor i know you're somewhere in the room but thank you very very much. thank you very very much for joining us this morning. the po

if that had happened with melia obama, could you imagine the backlash. >> i don't like we've ever seenns kind of backlash or this kind of heat hate toward the obama daughters as that should've been. they should've been protected. also as a homeschooler, a homeschooler, i kind of take offense to that as well. >> spicer who is a new white house press secretary came in guns blazing today and launched a direct attack against the media. but take a look. >> some members were engaged in deliberately false reporting. one, with a particularlyed egregious example in which a tweeter falsely tweeted out that the bust of martin luther king jr. had been removed from the oval office.ckless. this was irresponsible and reckless. secondly, photographs of the inaugural proceedings were intentionally framed in a way, in one tweet to minimize the enormous support on the national mall. there was a lot of talk about holding donald trump accountable. i'm here to tell you it goes two ways. we will hold the press accountable as well. >> it looks like the trump white house will go on offense against the from day

to sum up all ofll their contributions this m afternoon, so in closing i will simply say, sasha and meliathe lives of our families and veterans and thanks for representing our nation with such class. mr. president, thank you for being a commander-in-chief that we have been proud to follow. thank you for your confidence in me and all the senior leaderss who have had this village to serve on your watch. and now ladies and jeremy, it is my privilege to introduce another individual who has made a lasting impact on our joint force, and someone we have beeno proud to follow, our secretary of defense carter. [applause] >> thank you chairman dunford for that tribute to the president and the first lady's commitment to our troops and our families. mr. president, mr. vice president, the department of defense leadership, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, and gentlemen, welcome. as the department honors our commander-in-chief.his of eight critical years for one final time. this afternoon i would like to do so by speaking to those aspects of his service and commitment to our national av defen

supervisor melia cohen.the way, where on her own court today so for one more round today for supervisor melia cohen. this is her district. >>[applause] he was you're going to hear all these people in the second but a few mornings important to call out here. with us today and he's awesome he comes to all of our part openings, in which we partner with our state parks department said that mitchell deputy director from the california apartment of recreation and park. >>[applause]

>>[applause] supervisor mark farrell >>[applause] and the relentless and strong melia cohen, can you please stand. >>[applause] [inaudible] alex randolph. >>[applause] and former supervisor [inaudible] >>[inaudible] [off mic] assessor,, thank you. >>[applause] carmen chu. our sheriff hennessey. >>[applause] i would also like to recognize my brothers and sisters and labor that are here present, kim paulsen executive dr. of san francisco labor council. >>[applause] mike carey oh, building trades. >>[applause] and i saw lisa from the teachers union. >>[applause] and the other two brothers, >>[inaudible] [off mic] please, stand up, from the trades can you be please stand, brothers hear from the trades. >>[applause] i know-all right a big round of applause. >>[applause] if you guys have heard of the hash tag got your back in either the firefighters please dan john buford, where are you? all right. >>[applause], o'connor, where are you? john buford and sam o'connor i know you're somewhere in the room but thank you very very much. thank you very very much for joining us this morning. the po

it was really interesting to see how melia and saw shary acted. they were disappointed.heir mom said during the campaign and believed it because it is consistent with what we have tried to teach them in our household and how i try to model what we have asked from futurect boyfriends or spouses, we have also tried to teach them resilience. we have tried to teach them hope. and that the only thing that is the end of the world is the end of the world. so you get knocked down, you get up and brush yourself off, and you get back to work. that tended to be their attitude. think neither of them intended to pursue a future of politics and i think their mother in float -- their mothers influence shows in that. have grown upem in an environment where i think they could not help that be patriotic, to love this country deeply, to see that it is flawed, but see that they have responsibilities to fix it. and that they need to be active citizens, and they have to be in a position to talk to their friends and their teachers and their future coworkers in a way to shed some light as oppos

[applause] underobama: melia, sasha, the strangest of circumstances, you have become a two amazing youngart and you are beautiful, but more importantly, you are kind, thoughtful, and full of passion. [applause] pres. obama: you wore the burden of years in the spotlight so easily. of all that i have done in my life, i am most proud to be your dad. [applause] two joe biden -- to joe biden -- [applause] pres. obama: the scrappy kid from scranton, who became delaware's favorite son, you were the first decision i made as a nominee, and it was the best. [applause] pres. obama: not just because you have been a great vice president, but because in the bargain, i gained a brother, and we love you and jill like family, and your friendship has been one of the great joys of our lives. [applause] pres. obama: to my remarkable staff, for eight years, and for some of you a whole lot more, i have drawn from your energy, and every day i tried to reflect back on what you displayed, heart, and character, and idealism. i have watched you grow up, get married, have kids, starting credible new journeys of you

>>[applause] supervisor mark farrell >>[applause] and the relentless and strong melia cohen, can you please stand. >>[applause] [inaudible] alex randolph. >>[applause] and former supervisor [inaudible] >>[inaudible] [off mic] assessor,, thank you. >>[applause] carmen chu. our sheriff hennessey. >>[applause] i would also like to recognize my brothers and sisters and labor that are here present, kim paulsen executive dr. of san francisco labor council. >>[applause] mike carey oh, building trades. >>[applause] and i saw lisa from the teachers union. >>[applause] and the other two brothers, >>[inaudible] [off mic] please, stand up, from the trades can you be please stand, brothers hear from the trades. >>[applause] i know-all right a big round of applause. >>[applause] if you guys have heard of the hash tag got your back in either the firefighters please dan john buford, where are you? all right. >>[applause], o'connor, where are you? john buford and sam o'connor i know you're somewhere in the room but thank you very very much. thank you very very much for joining us this morning. the po

>>[applause] supervisor mark farrell >>[applause] and the relentless and strong melia cohen, can youlease stand. >>[applause] [inaudible] alex randolph. >>[applause] and former supervisor [inaudible] >>[inaudible] [off mic] assessor,, thank you. >>[applause] carmen chu. our sheriff hennessey. >>[applause] i would also like to recognize my brothers and sisters and labor that are here present, kim paulsen executive dr. of san francisco labor council. >>[applause] mike carey oh, building trades. >>[applause] and i saw lisa from the teachers union. >>[applause] and the other two brothers, >>[inaudible] [off mic] please, stand up, from the trades can you be please stand, brothers hear from the trades. >>[applause] i know-all right a big round of applause. >>[applause] if you guys have heard of the hash tag got your back in either the firefighters please dan john buford, where are you? all right. >>[applause], o'connor, where are you? john buford and sam o'connor i know you're somewhere in the room but thank you very very much. thank you very very much for joining us this morning. the poli

i was 32 when i was elected and you have really had a hand in the maturation process for the melia thatou see today. and i feel very privileged to see today and i feel very privileged to serve you in the space. >>thank you supervisor cohen. all right supervisor avalos. >>i walked in today to this board chamber knowing it would be the last-- my last meeting and i was a total emotional wreck. i couldn't keep my composure. i'm not sure that anyone notice but i kept going to the bathroom and it white my face and i realized at that point that it's not the walls that absorbed all the drama it's actually a bodies that do it. there's just so much that it happened over the past eight years. i can't believe i have been here eight years and 3 1/2 years before that is a legislative aide. and so, i'm going to try and keep my composure as i'm speaking because i feel so many things right now. >>let it go. >>[laughing] >>first of all i want to say thank you to the people of district 11 >>[applause] >>for giving me this awesome, awesome, experience. i mean awesome is a word that's thrown around so much

today, it is a total transformation and to supervisors melia cohen and pres. breed and every person in a department who worked hand in hand on this effort, i say, thank you. >>[applause] >> this is a true testament to what we can accomplish when we unite around the values push toward a common goal. we need to make these moments possible for more and more residents. people across the city are struggling to afford rent. homeownership feels completely unattainable. together we have a responsibility to take care of every working family struggling to keep their heads above water and a foothold in our city because a strong middle class is a strong city. >>[applause] >> well, some of the most in capital ideas to build middle-class housing having met with strong opposition in years past and i hear the deserts and i commit to working through them because we have no other option. we must work harder to find common ground and focus on programs that we know will make the biggest difference is for our families. together we can incentivize the construction of new homes dedi

today, it is a total transformation and to supervisors melia cohen and pres. breed and every person in a department who worked hand in hand on this effort, i say, thank you. >>[applause] >> this is a true testament to what we can accomplish when we unite around the values push toward a common goal. we need to make these moments possible for more and more residents. people across the city are struggling to afford rent. homeownership feels completely unattainable. together we have a responsibility to take care of every working family struggling to keep their heads above water and a foothold in our city because a strong middle class is a strong city. >>[applause] >> well, some of the most in capital ideas to build middle-class housing having met with strong opposition in years past and i hear the deserts and i commit to working through them because we have no other option. we must work harder to find common ground and focus on programs that we know will make the biggest difference is for our families. together we can incentivize the construction of new homes dedi

today, it is a total transformation and to supervisors melia cohen and pres.reed and every person in a department who worked hand in hand on this effort, i say, thank you. >>[applause] >> this is a true testament to what we can accomplish when we unite around the values push toward a common goal. we need to make these moments possible for more and more residents. people across the city are struggling to afford rent. homeownership feels completely unattainable. together we have a responsibility to take care of every working family struggling to keep their heads above water and a foothold in our city because a strong middle class is a strong city. >>[applause] >> well, some of the most in capital ideas to build middle-class housing having met with strong opposition in years past and i hear the deserts and i commit to working through them because we have no other option. we must work harder to find common ground and focus on programs that we know will make the biggest difference is for our families. together we can incentivize the construction of new homes dedica

>>[applause] supervisor mark farrell >>[applause] and the relentless and strong melia cohen, can you please stand. >>[applause] [inaudible] alex randolph. >>[applause] and former supervisor [inaudible] >>[inaudible] [off mic] assessor,, thank you. >>[applause] carmen chu. our sheriff hennessey. >>[applause] i would also like to recognize my brothers and sisters and labor that are here present, kim paulsen executive dr. of san francisco labor council. >>[applause] mike carey oh, building trades. >>[applause] and i saw lisa from the teachers union. >>[applause] and the other two brothers, >>[inaudible] [off mic] please, stand up, from the trades can you be please stand, brothers hear from the trades. >>[applause] i know-all right a big round of applause. >>[applause] if you guys have heard of the hash tag got your back in either the firefighters please dan john buford, where are you? all right. >>[applause], o'connor, where are you? john buford and sam o'connor i know you're somewhere in the room but thank you very very much. thank you very very much for joining us this morning. the po