principal of soda and mike kevin and his design team. and david golden and his leadership, and but especially at the superintendent and my colleague commissioner jill wynns. >> commissioner, mendoza-mcdonnell? >> great, thank you. >> we had a really great discussion last week around this project and i am so excited to be able to support this tonight. and i just want to reiterate that this is not just the endorsement of creating a world class, but supporting this project fund-raising for this project. and being ambassadors for the school and so that means all of you are going to get taped into to hit the city up as well as many other folks, not only to raise the money, but in order for us to build the school but to really talk about the amazing students that we produce out at the school, and the hub that it will represent on the civic center corridor and how it will connect with the market street arts corridor and just the contributions that our school will be giving to the entire city and i look forward to working with all of you to make

jamie michael's, steven, kevin strain, mike fong and christian. >> i'm bob plant hold. i offered two concrete scenarios why i object to the process and indicate the mou is flawed. we have only heard aesthetic concerns raised today. i'm going on the basis of what we heard in here today. dpw in its presentation said people in agencies are noticed within 300 feet. that's not good enough. where i live, there is an elementary school diagonally across from me, there is a middle school across from me and a public elementary school a block away. in this intersection there is a paid school crossing guard and count down signal. that means there is significant accidents. but the public elementary school is beyond the notice and therefore they wouldn't know anything about this. that's bad enough. but in addition, the dimensions of these new cabinets is shown in the first slide of dpw's presentation. 4 feet high and nearly 6 feet long. a lot of kids 10 years old are shorter than 4 feet. we have adults of short stature and people in wheelchairs under 4 feet. all of those would be obs

kevin and mike the frosting it well it seems the brunt of the light what is the fifth. it also doing to the door. clever little i did it cost it was all but one uk health club helping the environment on getting him to study to find out more on food fun and festivity also had we let go of the russian defeat to the assault she has to offer to those smoking ban. in fact the eye. a. it was going to the forty one for good pictures from the corner close to home city is still cheap compared to accommodate thousands of sports fans the beginning that will be coming for the game to coles was also plenty of other stuff does well in the city isn't it. q what are taking day thousands of kilometers from all causes of the day and not human psyche of the twenty fourteen winter games said when not watching this team hockey all state team. what else is a td. let the press of a wintry games and such she is a tropical coastline on the black sea beaches and parks along fine monuments and museums i like taking a bit of history and experience the lifestyle the bees front line to local shops.

. >> kevin tibbles in minneapolis, thanks. weather channel meteorologist mike seidel is in indianapolis where it has been snowing for more than 12 hours. mike? >> reporter: good evening. we saw nearly a foot of snow so far and now they've almost hit their seasonal average and it is only early january. it has been 30 degrees, a heavy wet snow that has knocked down trees on power lines and about 35,000 customers are without power tonight. that's not good. when the polar vortex is coming into the lower 48, that is a big blob of bitter air, the coldest on the continent. that will send temperatures here down to 15 below zero. 50 degrees colder than they were this morning. windchills, 70 degrees colder on monday than they were this morning and carl, you can get frostbite tomorrow in as easily as five minutes. about everything tomorrow has thrown in the towel. schools and government offices. we'll be out here and you betcha, we'll have more layers than we have on now. >> we know you will. mike seidel in indianapolis, thanks. >>> al roker is tracking the storm. what ca

mike krzyzewski. unbelievable career and still looks really young. the second person to do it. nba, score tied. kevinurant, mr. clutch again. they beat the atlanta hawks. 41 points, his 11th straight game with 30 or more points. everyone wants to see them and miami in the finals. >>> can you do the salsa. >> i koent know how you cothis. >> she spikes the ball. hs copying victor cruz. she does a little salsa. she was there for a photo shoot for the super bowl. >> a little windy out there. >> thank you. >>> we're just one step closer to a farm bill that impacts 16 million american jobs. >>> plus black smoke in oklahoma. tanks erupt in flames. you're getting 3 here. alright? here goes. yep. [ crunching ] oh! cheddar, sour cream & onion, and salt & vinegar. wow! wow! how did you do that?! i can see through the blindfold. ♪ [ male announcer ] pringles! i prefer today. [ female announcer ] new clairol age defy color collection. with our best breakthrough gray coverage. lustrous, radiant color that looks 10 years younger. today. [ female announcer ] new age defy color from clairol. today. ♪ make every day,

we have got hilary cain from toyota, kevin lane from horizon, thilo koslowski from gartner, and mike stanton of course on the association of global automakers, andrew brown, delphi, and mitch bainwol, from the alliance of automobile manufacturers. since dave was just here in talking about it, and it is a policy kind of discussion, is how can anybody in legislature, you know, government, keep up with the changes we see? many of us have gotten demos today, but with a brand-new things -- how can you legislate and protect the public, help manufacturers, etc., and can they do that? i will start off with, if you want to start right off, or we can -- >> no, that is fine. the question is, how can we keep up or how can the administration deal with what is changing in the telematics world or automotive world? we have to have a lot of people, i guess. full employment asked to the government because it is changing dramatically. i think a lot of the change is good, and there is a lot of innovation, the cars are getting smarter, yes, the cars are connected, and i think to his last point about safe

mike krzyzewski. he is only the second coach to reach that milestone after jim boeheim at syracuse. >>> to the nba, seconds left, oklahoma city's kevin clutch jumper for the 111-109 victory over the atlanta hawks. he had 41 points. it was the 11th straight game he had 34 or more points. during a super bowl photo shoot for vogue, supermodel kate upton is going to spike her purse and then do her best salsa. that's the impression of the dance made famous by victor cruz. pretty good job. >>> looks like justin bieber learning a different kind of lesson from his dui drag racing escapades while he's resting in panama. we'll be right back. we really wanted to take a relaxing trip to florida. you know? just to unwind. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so we got our 4-star hotels for half price. i should have been voted "most likely to travel." ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com book with our app

kevin link from verizon. fila kozlowski from gartner group and mike stanton for some association of global automakers. andrew brown, delphi. and mitch bainwol from the alliance of automobile manufacturers. seth davis first in talking about it is, and it's a policy kind of discussion, is how can anybody in the legislature come in a, government, keep up with the changes we see? we've already seen many of us got brand-new things, how can you legislate and protect the public, help manufacturers, et cetera, and can we do that? we'll start off, if you want to start right off. or weekend -- >> that's fine. so the question is how can we keep up or how can the administration keep up with what's changing in the telematic world or the automotive world. have to have a lot of people i guess. full employment act for the government because its changing dramatically. and i think a lot of the change is good and there's lot of innovation. the cars are getting smarter. yes, the cars are connected. i think to his last point about safety, it's at the core of the connected vehicle is safety. the technology that's been arou

mike doingen was sworn in. he has limited powers to tackle the city's desperate financial situation working under emergency city manager kevinorr. >>> former first lady barbara bush remains in a houston hospital tonight. she's reportedly suffering from a mild case of kne pneumonia, bt the wife of one president and mother of another is in stable condition. she was admitted to methodist hospital in houston's medical center for treatment on a respiratory related issue. she is in great spirits, has already received visit visits fr husband and family sand receiving fantastic care. >>> turn together middle east now syria has missed a key deadline to get rid of the first batch of chemical weapons. the government cited weather. meanwhile, fighting has not stopped. >> reporter: this blast was caused by a barrel packed with expletives dropped from a syrian air force aircraft that's according to a voice-over. the target is a damascus suburb. they've intensified attacks across the area. the regime may have been stripped of its chemical weapons but it seems to have little affect on its campaign against anti-government forces. the ships t

we have got hear hilary cain frm toyota, kevin lane from horizon, thilo koslowski from gartner, and mike stanton of course on the association of global automakers, andrew brown, fromi, and mitch bainwol, the alliance of automobile manufacturers. since dave was just here in talking about it, and it is a policy kind of discussion, is how can anybody in legislature, you know, government, keep up with the changes we see? have gotten demos today, but with a brand-new things -- how can you legislate and protect the public, help manufacturers, etc., and can they do that? i will start off with, if you want to start right off, or we can -- >> no, that is fine. the question is, how can we keep up or how can the administration debug with what is changing in the telematics world or automotive world? we have to have a lot of people, i guess. full employment asked to the government because it is changing dramatically. i think a lot of the change is good, and there is a lot of innovation, the cars are getting smarter, yes, the cars are connected, and i think to his last point about safety, it is that t

economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. today on larry king now athletes who defy the odds will meet snowboarding kevin pierce i was on the set path and i was a cell boarder and i was competing and i was successful and that that was my life now is in park city sal had this accident and now i have to figure out what's next i love the freedom there are no rules there are no limits there's no nothing on yourself board it's all about you doing what you want plus the extraordinary story of a one armed basketball player kevin lyle people come out underestimating me from the get go which i used to my vintage you know i come on play hard for me to kenny and you know i surprise them it's all next on larry king now.

mike shumann, an inside look at the game. >> what's your deal? the warriors are in oklahoma city tonight. an absolute blistering shootout with the thunder. the dilemma, how do you stop kevintness magic. it took us 15 minutes, frame-by-frame to figure out how they pulled that off. kevin can durants, no march for iguodala. 29 in the first half. green has good defensive position but the jumpers goes down. jordan crawford, first three shots. but too much durants. career high 54, and the thunder roll 127-121. >> quickly, stanford women taking on arizona. the sisters combine for four threes, older sis, bonny with three. stanford are now 16-1. abc sports brought to you by toyota. >> i love that magic trick. that was cool. >> that is this edition of abc7 news at 9:00 here on kofy tv 20. for spencer christian, larry, what's your deal, beil, and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your - his name is archie decoste. age: 22, total years spent in high school: seven. s.a.t. score: zero. and he was recently arrested for selling marijuana to a police officer at a police station. - so, you want us to help you recruit this idiot

kevin o'dowd, his chief of staff and appointee to become new jersey attorney general. regina egea, christie's designated new chief of staff. and mikeful drewniak, press secretary. maria kanell. for his reelection campaign, and evan ridley, another christie aid. phillipe danielides. christina lado. and paul nunziato, the port authority police yoon authority. also nicole davidman who worked on fundraising for the christie cam mean. colin reed, and the entity christie for governor incorporated. and the office of the governor itself. let me go to assembly leader lewis greenwald, sir. give us a sense of what you think the widespread of subpoenas tells about the nature of the investigation now being under taken. >> well, chris, we have cast this net on the advice of counsel from the original e-mails that were turned over. and a scan of those e-mails and investigative review of those e-mails to see where the points of connection were. these subpoenas are, really, they are a discovery tool. they are nothing more than that. they are not to cast blame or take anything from that as to allegations of what role these people may have played. but fr