but moore's still happy to be here. >> i'm glad to be out of the single cell. been in there for a while. now that ain't me. it used to be me. >> ooh. >> reach is a toothbrush. >> that's how we playing? >> another inmate at louisville metro has always seen significant change. six weeks after seeing her daughter -- >> i'll be walking away in here i changed my religion. okay. i've got to go. >> there's no such thing as i hate this group of people or i hate this race of people or i hate this individual. no. they're all a creation of the creator. so you want to respect the creator? respect his creations. >> yes. >> we want to do the right thing and show the people the real islam. how you be kinder to people. you kind to your neighbors. you kind to society. i'll come back next week, and i will see you guys next week. in what? in shah allah. >> i'll be here. i will be at home. >> i'll see you at the mass g. so i'll say in closing a salam aleikum. >> aleikum salam. >>> coming up -- >> okay, we're on the record now versus monique jeffries. >> monique jeffries learns if

we were all saddened to learn the passing of mary tyler moore. tonight, be in conversation with her tv husband dick van dyke will will share personal memories and foe from his six decade long friendship with mary tyler moore and i except he'll have something to say about this fine mess that president trump hat gones us into. we're glad you joined us, dick van dyke in just a moment. >>> and by contradictions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> what else can you say about the multitalented award winning dick van dyke? 91 years old and still doing his thing. and he's just an all around good guy and always honored to have him on this program. before we start our conversation with mr. van dyke, first, a clip of carl rooider who created this show. the dick van dyke show 50 plus years ago now. carl was on this program just last year talking about the relationship the on-screen magic between dick van dyke and mary tyler moore. it starts by talking about a conversation he was having with one of the other stars of the show, rose marie

. >> commissioner moore. >> i don't think we have of time and not a moment just yesterday, i read an article i forgot to mention a few blocks on thirty 14 and 26 street one block out of 26 street outside of the boundary a hundred and 61 square feet zero bedroom unit that is selling for $499,000 a wonderful first square feet cost of one thousand plus square feet dollars per square feet those things are harboring at the edge of this board i'll hand this out for you to see i'll leave it at that. >> commissioner johnson. >> okay let me ask mr. sanchez a question or two we talked about experimentation for us and the general public comment what happened at the end of the 5 year look back and/or that is challenging for us to adjudicate some of the fees what's the process to adjust our finding are the programs we're talking about here. >> well, we'll do propose legislation to fine-tune if things are not working we'll justify adjusting to take away a cu or add a cu or remove that's the purpose of you know it is a intern process it is experimental. >> okay. >> just to be clear we don't have to

moore a large man in psychiatric distress at the top of concrete stairs even if that worked that man would have fallen and hit his head you're not supposed to use tasers in a tree i have 30 seconds i'm almost done if only the tasers would be used he'll be loyal alive they used the beanbag method they have would have said the same thing if only tasers mario woods would be alive if it impacts confidence whether or not this is the right time with the cultural i look forward to the discussion. >> thank you hello michael adam san franciscans for please accountability two things to think about the hiring practices there is a story out there that is called a rumor that will be emphasis on seeking ousted african-american cadets from historically black colleges on the basis that is disciplinary the basic qualification is a high school education if i understand our system correctly to think about attracting black officers but asking him to be college trained is a civil rights crime i mean on its face it is discriminatory and the my mothers maiden name was scott i don't know if we have connecti

continue items as proposed commissioner fong commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president hillis so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. >> jonas i think as acting da i'll request for variance one week also. >> thank you acting zoning administrator. >> commissioners under our consent calendar commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. we have one item under content case 2 this is the baby diaper changing accommodations planning code amendment. >> there are no speaker cards. >> any public comment on item number 2 proposed to be approved by content seeing none, commissioner vice president richards. >> move to approve second. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to approve item adoption a recommendation under the consent calendar commissioner fong commi

vice president richards commissioner fong commissioner koppel commissioner melgar and commissioner moore. >> commissioners, that places you under your is consideration of items proposed for continuance number 1888 tennessee street large project authorization is proposed for continuance to april 27, 2017. commissioners further under our discretionary review calendar items 12 ab - 659 guerrero street discretionary review and variance staff is prop a one week continuance commissioners sort of oddly enough 4 drs with filed during the notification period we received a 5 dr requester that was filed on valentine's day february 14th that dr requester is unable to attend today's hearing to afford that person due process i think we have at least continue is one week. >> i do know that the dr requesters are not in support of the continuance. >> 659 guerrero street any public comment on this item? the items proposed for continuance are the dr requesters here jonas do you know. >> i don't believe their present the request is coming from staff i believe in order to afford the last dr filer the due dil

enough about mandy moore.know, unstoppable force of goodwill. i shutter at the thought of her not being a part of this. >> she is the most incredible patient, brave, amazing woman. that wasshonestly my favorite part of the entire experience is learning to dance with her. >> what was your first impression of his dance skills? >> very hard on himself. but that's really, that happens to me a lot. if you learn something and then immediately, like i'm terrible. oh, blah blah. >> he and em ha worked with mandy for six weeks separately before they even started training together. >> i would work with emma in the morning. she likes to be in early. we would be in at 8:00. then ryan likes to have his day and come later. >> the first few days, rehearsals of them together. >> a lot of giggles. a lot of, oh, i can't get this. that initial nervousness. >> emma has this face, i have a sweating thing o. i'm sweating and ryan sweating on me. it's a thing. >> everybody's got their thing. >> mandy choreographed the big group numb

everyone, please welcome mandy moore!back. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and congrats on "this is us." >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: i mean this is a a runaway hit. man, it is fantastic. >> crazy. >> jimmy: it's a monster. you know what's funny? i was watching the film "la la land." >> yes. >> jimmy: and -- you know where i'm going with this. >> you liked my choreography. >> jimmy: yeah. well, i freaked out. i said it was the best movie. i go, "oh, my god. it's amazing." and it said choreographed -- 'cause the dancing is amazing in the film. >> sure. >> jimmy: the choreographer is mandy moore and i go, "she is having a great year." [ light laughter ] this is unbelievable. i didn't know you choreographed. >> there is in fact another mandy moore out there -- >> jimmy: what? >> and she is a dynamite choreographer but, she has been nominated for emmys before for, like, "dancing with the stars." because i believe she's also a -- exactly, a choreographer for that. and i've gotten e-mails over the years for people. it's like, "congrats on

and commissioner moore. >> we do expect commissioner fong and commissioner melgar shortly and commissioner vice president richards will be absent commissioners, that places you under your is consideration of items proposed for continuance we have several bear with me case one at 2645 ocean avenue is proposed proposed for continuance to april and 3326 mission street to april 13, 2015, item 3 for the academy of art university adoption of ceqa finding is proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. items 4 ab ac adoption of planning code changes by the planning department recommended to the academy is proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. item case 2016 - adoption of ms. hayward related to the academy of art university is proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. case 2012 academy of art university tech changes planning code tech changes also proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. items 5 abc d f and g for case - at 2209 van ness avenue and octavia street and pine street, stuttering street and bush street relatively are all proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. item 6 townsend st

michael moore joins me ahead. have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® >>> in one of the first major acts of attorney general jeff sessions, the justice department has just an hour ago rescinded anti-discrimination protections for transgender students, protections that had been advanced by the obama administration. this comes after a little-noticed court filing by the justice department just one day after sessions became attorney general in which the doj withdrew a challenge to the texas judge who had temporarily blocked the obama administration transgender guidelines nationwide. given jeff sessions' record, this is perhaps not surprising. what is interesting is that newly confirmed education secretary betsy devos was opposed, apparently, to the administration withdrawing these protections from transgender students, at least according to the "new york times" reporting. ms. devos resisted signing off on the order and told president trump she was uncomfortable with it according to three republicans

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. >> commissioner moore. >> was it over the years i've been supportive how you're laying out the budget it is difficult to understand some things of how you fill those but simplify what you do i appreciate the process for which you've attend you're kind of making due iowa you're doing the one thing i'm curious about has this budget at all been discussed in light of the fact that as a sanctuary city we'll be under pressures by which 9 vulnerability of our previous clients i don't have a better word to react to it and make that more difficult to do the things we will do that's what i want to you know. >> the currently the mayor's office is unable to projection exactly what will happen with the levels of federal funding this is a question mark everyone has this budget is predicated on the current year continuing if is it appears that revenues will change in increase or decrease because of variety of changes we could see at the federal level or the local level are legislation san francisco specific weigh, of course, adjust the budget accordingly as we're doing in the current year the revenu

commissioner president hillis commissioner johnson commissioner koppel and commissioner moore. >> we do expect commissioner fong and commissioner melgar shortly and commissioner vice president richards will be absent commissioners, that places you under your is consideration of items proposed for continuance we have several bear with me case one at 2645 ocean avenue is proposed proposed for continuance to april and 3326 mission street to april 13, 2015, item 3 for the academy of art university adoption of ceqa finding is proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. items 4 ab ac adoption of planning code changes by the planning department recommended to the academy is proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. item case 2016 - adoption of ms. hayward related to the academy of art university is proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. case 2012 academy of art university tech changes planning code tech changes also proposed for continuance to july 27, 2017. items 5 abc d f and g for case - at 2209 van ness avenue and octavia street and pine street, stuttering street and bush street rel

. >> kevin moore, m-double o-r-e. >> what were you convicted of?parole violation for sales of marijuana. >> the yard is an interesting place because you never know who you're going to run into. you never know who you're going to talk to. you never know what personality or who they are. i kind of just started looking around and trying to find interesting looking faces. so i happened upon kevin moore. he started telling me that he's a rap artist. he's a ghost writer. >> i got a record deal waiting on me at death row records for anybody, anybody wrap fans that's listening my aka is sassoon and i've got a demo coming out in a few months. if you're a rap fan, listen to it. >> when you start talking to inmates, you're not really sure what to believe. they start telling you these stories and you're kind of like saying all right. >> i've been a ghost writer in the rap industry for about 13 years. a lot of stuff that i've written from behind these walls i've sold to other artists that have been out there and been successful. >> i said, well, do a rap for me

but when officer moore first noticed thomas, he was more than a little surprised. >> at first, i saw the guy and i was like, is that him? i said nah, that's not him. >> no, that's not him. >> three years earlier, he was making a name for himself in san antonio. due to the popularity of his barbecue restaurant and catering service. >> he kind of had a barbecue and i thought i would check it out. the food was delicious. his brisket, whatever you name, he did it. >> narrator: officer moore's brother who is also a deputy at the jail was a fan, as well. >> he came to my home and catered my kid's party. came over, you know, he barbecued it. everything was wonderful. it was beautiful. like i say, he was a pillar in the community. >> everyone knew me and loved me. and i always showed up to the neighborhood. >> i believe that god allowed me to come here. i am definitely an innocent man. and just sad to say a tragedy happen. and it cost me to lose everything. >> narrator: fames is in jail on capital murder and concealing a human corpse. prosecutors say he was part of a drug deal gone bad. whil

commissioner moore >> perhaps you should call the question first.ink the project [inaudible] somehow lost in translation is the best way i could describe it. it is the grade on the side. the proper understanding of how to read plans. a documentation which does not any kind of 3-d larger massing of buildings with each other on the respective lots. on their respective sizes. so most like a rubik's cube without having the rubik. the fact that for example, the square footage is what it is and what it's going to be on not in the package is all a lot of guessing and i have to assume that the discussion was with the neighbor says, fail to really get into some of the detail. i think the best thing is to call the question and then see what comes out and then we can discuss what else is on the table. >> very good commissioners of this emotion been seconded to take dr and approve the project without the fourth type top floated on a motion johnson koppel nay melgar aye moore yes richards aye hillis aye so moved the motion passes for-two with commissioners johns

but when officer moore first noticed thomas, he was more than a little surprised. >> at first, i saw the guy and i was like, is that him? i said nah, that's not him. >> no, that's not him. >> three years earlier, he was making a name for himself in san antonio. due to the popularity of his barbecue restaurant and catering service. >> he kind of had a barbecue and i thought i would check it out. the food was delicious. his brisket, whatever you name, he did it. >> narrator: officer moore's brother who is also a deputy at the jail was a fan, as well. >> he came to my home and catered my kid's party. came over, you know, he barbecued it. everything was wonderful. it was beautiful. like i say, he was a pillar in the community. >> everyone knew me and loved me. and i always showed up to the neighborhood. >> i believe that god allowed me to come here. i am definitely an innocent man. and just sad to say a tragedy happen. and it cost me to lose everything. >> narrator: fames is in jail on capital murder and concealing a human corpse. prosecutors say he was part of a drug deal gone bad. whil

and i'm pam moore.ll see a short break in the rain --- but it could return next week. we'll check in with meteorologist lawrence karnow momentarily. but first happening now.... highway 35 in los gatos...is now closed indefititely. you can see why in this video.

michael moore, a former u.s. attorney from georgia's middle district. being here this morning, so bright and early. what did you hear in that conference call? what does it tell us about where this case heads from here? >> well, good morning, christine, i think what you heard is that the judges have clearly read the briefs. they were prepared as they moved forward. i think this is a hot bench. we call it that when we largely get questioned by federal judges. and clearly, these judges had some questions that they wanted to have answered. i did notice that the court spent a great deal of time talk about standing, and that is whether or not the state of washington had a right on behalf of its citizens to bring this action. the government lawyers seemed to indicate that they did not think -- the united states issue was they did not haven't. solicitor jennifer washington said, certainly, we do, you know, we bring it as sort of the protect of the people. we're also bringing it as a proprietary claim, that affects our commerce, tax base and universities. they s

charlie moore, 17-7, lobbing. remember that play. final seconds.re has chance to put cal up one, misses second free throw and overtime, then double o.t., and works to win it. 26 points for jabariy and cal win it. 16-6 on the season. it is february but first meeting between the sharks and canucks. didn't take long for patrick marlowe to make history. >> last year against vancouver. marlowe, he scores. mr. san jose shark scores 500th nhl goal. >> all with the same club. later in the first, david schlemko stopped, tierney cleaning up on the rebound. scored twice. 2-0 sharks and to the bearded one. just final 4-1 san jose. >>> super bowl, tom brady not only local area guy playing. juliaan edelman. eight years ago before he was draftedment sat down with dad frank going to his third super bowl with his son. >> caught. touchdown. julian ed julian edleman. >> and he get it's done. >> second super bowl was off the hook. we cried a lot. >> julian at 5'10" always played with chip on his shoulder having to overcome critics. game with junk yard dog he inherited

commissioner president hillis commissioner fong commissioner koppel and commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards is present here. >> oh, there he is and commissioner johnson and commissioner mar that expected to arrive shortly commissioners, the first item on your agenda items for proposed for continuance at the time of issues 1016 de haro street proposed for continuance to april 27, 2017. since it's onions commissioners under our discretionary review calendars item 14 214 states street credit a request that staff is in support to continue to march 29, 2015 and 15 a for case 659 guerrero street - east side of guerrero street, between 18th and 19th streets, lot 56 in assessors's block 3588 those decreasing have been withdrawn the acting zoning administrator consider a continuance of item 15 b at 659 guerrero street for the variances to march 22 which is just a zoning administrator's hearing also commissioners under our regular calendar item 1279 cragmont avenue on january 26th after hearing and closing pub an intelligent to disagree and continue staff is recommend an indef

general moore was a graduate of west point.ears old. >>> as the trump administration's policies on immigration play out, there is another action, this one by president obama that has left hundreds of migrants in limbo. they are cubans who plan to enter this country via mexico. we get more from nbc's tammy leitner. >> reporter: the united states is just 100 yards from this dusty mexican border town, yet it might as well be 100 miles for these cuban migrants. for years like people like lady martinez had years to set foot in the u.s. to gain refugee status here. he found after traveling to mexico that traveling here would not mean a reunion with his wife in miami. martinez says he's been waiting here since january 14th. his wife lady del rio made it to the u.s. just before the border closed, leaving behind her husband and two teenage daughters. now she is in the u.s. alone, desperate. the family sold their car and home to make the journey, and now they have nothing left in cuba. trapped mid-journey, apart. many cubans believe the

let's go live to atlanta and bring in michael moore. former u.s. attorney for georgia's middle district. where does it go from here and how long does it take? you have judge gorsuch who will have a hearing in six weeks and could end up on the supreme court. this case could end up in the supreme court. >> right. that's true. i think the justice department will look and make a decision about whether or not they want to ask for rehearing on bond. in front of a larger panel or they want the case to go back to the district court some more evidence can be gathered. i would point out, ongoing to the supreme court for them is the best option for the administration. the court right now is divided 4-4. there is some thought if the case is taken up this decision could stand. i would note, i don't know it will be down ideological lines. some issues the state of washington talked about in the brief were written by the conservative justices on the supreme court. i would not be surprised to see if the court tipped in favor of the states. you can look at the ninth

moore a large man in psychiatric distress at the top of concrete stairs even if that worked that man would have fallen and hit his head you're not supposed to use tasers in a tree i have 30 seconds i'm almost done if only the tasers would be used he'll be loyal alive they used the beanbag method they have would have said the same thing if only tasers mario woods would be alive if it impacts confidence whether or not this is the right time with the cultural i look forward to the discussion. >> thank you hello michael adam san franciscans for please accountability two things to think about the hiring practices there is a story out there that is called a rumor that will be emphasis on seeking ousted african-american cadets from historically black colleges on the basis that is disciplinary the basic qualification is a high school education if i understand our system correctly to think about attracting black officers but asking him to be college trained is a civil rights crime i mean on its face it is discriminatory and the my mothers maiden name was scott i don't know if we have connecti

. >> april, congress woman gwen moore tweeted this hey she's not your secretary. knows rep richmond's number, use it. then found out there was a letter. >> actually after that question and twitter breaking and going viral with this, the white house did indeed call cedric richmond, head of the congressional black caucus, and they're trying to pin down a time to meet. the way we understand, the 49 members, all are not going to attend because some just don't want to meet with this president. >> maxine waters not going to be there. >> she's declared it, made her own executive order about it. but bottom line is this president is talking about urban agenda, education, criminal

. >> reporter: that debris you're talking about that's boats and those boats are moored behind me in sausalito offshore. eventually many have ended up here in tiburon because of the storms. we are talking 45 different boats that have washed ashore somewhere in richardson bay since december 18 in just the last two weeks alone. they may make for dreamy maritime picture but they can also be a nightmare, police say. there are dozens of illegal boats moored in richardson bay and with this season's stormy weather, many of them have broken loose and littered the shoreline. >> holes in the hull look like something out of a movie set. >> the one sailboat people were working on to get off looks like a mistake. these others with holes in the hull and detritus all over the place. >> reporter: they have been a problem for years. enforcement didn't start in earnest until this past fall. since october the richardson bay regional agency and its jurisdictions have removed more than 60 derelict boats and 28 illegal mooring balls. >> the safety of the public is the number one priority and part of the p

steven moore was an economic adviser to the trump campaign, he is now cnn senior economics analyst. steve, let me begin with you because donald trump has outlined a pretty ambitious agenda when you listen to him, when you listen to you and you were advising him and some of his other advisors. they all talk about 4% growth, sometimes they talk about even higher numbers, but 4% growth is not something the u.s. economy has had for a long, long time. how exactly is this going to be achooefd when unemployment today is already at a ten-year low, you know, under 5%? >> well, the question about whether we can get to 4% growth, i know i'm kind of an outliar economist, but i believe we can. i'm a economic historian. i look back at what happened to the united states in the indiana

the toast was made to we say moore who started working back in 1977. he was known for serving customers with a smile right up until his sudden death at the age of 60. >> he with with was an icon. he was charlie he was family. >> he was loved in the way of the like you were home when you were here. >> moore died last wednesday while working out on a treadmill. charlie's bar was opened for 3 hours yesterday a gesture for his years of service. >>> a pledge to lead responsible and productive lives. it happened in southwest philadelphia and katherine scott was there. >> reporter: meet the newest yg, young gentlemen. 155 boys stood shoulder to shoulder as they filmed the public service announcement at the philadelphia press club of performing arts. the young gentlemen's program was designed to inspire at risk imriewt -- youth. >> some of these are my friends it's nice to know i got other kids just like me who have the same goals. >> i want to get into a good college, i think the ygs will help me get into it. performing arts is to help build confidence and ov

let's go live to atlanta and bring in michael moore. a former u.s. attorney for georgia's middle district. thank you for being up early for us. >> good morning. >> i appreciate it. this ruling that i finally read through this morning. i read bits of it. seen it reported. it can only be described as complete refute of everything the government was putting forward. >> 29 points of the government's argument. rebuked. >> right. i think that is true. i don't think you can overstate exactly how strong a rebuke it was. i think you also saw -- let me point out things interesting. decision was unanimous. decision written for the full court. not written by one or two judges. one political persuasion or the other. all three judges, including a bush appointee which sends a message. they did it as a pre-cureiurm decision. they did it with great exception those executive actions would not be reviewed. the court will not check the constituti constitutionality of the executive action. >> let's listen to kellyanne conway after the decision. >> the statu

researchers from durham and liverpool john moore universities spent years eavesdropping on orangutansn 5,000 of their "kiss squeaks" that sound like this. squeaking well professor serge wich, a primate biologist at liverpooljohn moores university says that each individual we are trying to dive back into the past to figure out the earliest source of human speech evolution, and we have always focused on vowels, and with this research we show that in consonants there is a lot of information, so now we think that the earliest words might have been a mixture of consonants and vowels, not adding complexity but repeating the same information twice so that a listener would have a higher chance of getting the message. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast with louise hunt. good evening. at this time of year the battle between winter and spring can bring some contrasting conditions from one data the next. that's what we've seen this week. on wednesday we've seen this week. on wednesday we had double digits with sunshine to the west. cold in the east and that cold flow dragged qu

it will be on moore street, beside the rosslyn metro. officials at guinness say the company is coming to maryland! the irish beer makers say they are investing 50 million dollars into property they own in the town of relay, in baltimore county. this is a rendering of what the facility could look like in the future. the plan is to brew guinness blonde there. it is expected to be open to the public. you are about to meet charlo 16-thousand dollars in girl scout cookies. what's her secret? honesty. charlotte decided to e-mail a review for each and every girl scout cookie and send it to a family friend. and she wasn't nice. those reviews somehow made it from family friend to t-v personality mike rowe who also appreciated the child's honesty. since those reviews went public business has been booming for charlotte. she'll now be donating over seven thousand of her cookies to the service. there is more ahead at the top of the hour on good washington. suzanne kennedy-- what are you working on? vionet and fiery protests break out and a high profi

side. >> reporter: it turned out moore had stolen enough classified documents to fill several boxes.n he tried to sell them to the soviets. a security guard at the embassy found the package and called d.c. police fearing it was a bomb. >> they came and retrieved the package. they determined that it isn't a bomb. they opened the package and some very alert police officer in washington said, hmm, i think the fbi might be interested this. >> reporter: moore's note instructed the soviets to deliver $3,000 in cash to a dead drop location by a fire hydrant right across the street from his house. that's just what an undercover fbi agent did. >> he's arrested, tried, convicted, sentenced to 15 years in prison. and then subsequently paroled and released after about three years. >> reporter: while edwin moore's story begins and ends right here in bethesda, remember that security guard who found the package he threw over the fence? it turns out he was kgb. he's got a completely different story we pick up in georgetown. i'll have that part of the story tonight at 11:00. >> we have a map of some

michael moore, thanks for being with us.ppreciate you waking up with us. >> whether you 00 looked at the rollout last night. it was so very presidential. almost at odds with some of the controversy we've seen over the past couple of days. wouldn't you agree? >> absolutely. judge gorsuch i think is respected as a legal mind are from both sides of the aisle. it's not gorsuch himself who is controversial. it's the nature of the pick. the timing of the pick, merrick garland was all of those things also. >>> after all the pushback over the self-declared travel ban from the white house, the white house now says it's no ban at all. why is that? next. >>> this morning, the trump administration is defending the rollout of its controversial travel and refugee ban which they now say is not a ban. more on that in a moment. the new secretary of homeland security john kelly suggested that he and his staff were involved in crafting the measure. but cnn has learned the department only got to see the final draft of the ban the day it was sig

heavy snow will build up across the moors and pennines.d transport disruption. the m62 seeing heavy snow. there is the chance of catching a covering of snow in east anglia and hills of southern england as well. but in the south—west england and wales you can see their areas of rain we've got on the charts. into the hills of east wales we have a bit of snow. a bit of brightness for west wales. starting the day on a grey and cloudy note. feeling cold in the wind. that will continue to dry the showers in off the north sea. again tending the transition from snow to rain as we head into the afternoon. the exception is high ground over the pennines and north york moors when we could have up to ten cement —— centimetres of snow. another cold day. four degrees at west for most of us. feeling colder than that due to the wind. it should be milder if you like in paris. probably dry for the six nations, but staying cloudy. tomorrow night we get south—easterly winds moving in across the country. not as cold overnight. lows for england and wales about 3

final seconds moore at line chance to put cal up one, misses second free throw.s to double overtime. throw it's down. heave in desperation and cal pulls it out. they're 16-6. >>> stanford hold hosting colorado. woo yourself. michael humphrey with 13. nice move. cardinal down four and couldn't get closer because white. stanford falls to 11-11. >>> it's february but first meeting for sharks and cannics. didn't take patrick marlowe long to make history. >> here's marlowe. he scores! 500th national hockey league goal. >> just the tenth player in nhl history to score 500 goals all with the same club. later shot stopped but cleaning up on the rebound. tierney added another goal and 4-1 victory. sports brought to you by river rock casino. it's rare to have player spend entire career with one team these days. quite a milestone. >> absolutely. >> abc7 news

commissioner melgar and commissioner moore seismic and commissioner johnson are present we sxheptd o expect didn't commissioner fong it to be absent first proposed for continuance 214 states street discretionary review is proposed for continuance to february 23, 2017. further commissioners under our regular calendar on item 13 added clayton conditional use authorization we received a request from the project sponsor to continue to april 13th under our discretionary review calendar commissioners item 172855 filbert street discretionary review we've received a request from the project sponsor to continue this matter to march 23, 2015 no others proposed for continues and there are no speaker cards. >> i have one speaker card oh, no, i did not. >> thank you jonas any public comment on my of the 3 items. >> good afternoon reuben, junius & rose on behalf of the pardon for the 2855 filbert street we believe a continuance would be helpful to start resolving some of the facility issues that have come together the march 23 date works but my clients are here with their calendar in this there is

wes moore started in 1977. serve customers with a smile until his death this week at the age of 60. >> he's an icon. >> he was loved in a way that, you know, you felt like you were home when you were here. >> so charlie's bar was open today for three hours and nine minutes this morning, a symbolic gesture honoring moore's service. >>> the simple task of walking a dog turned deadly and the victim's mother hopes you can help find her son's killer. here's rick williams with the crime fighter report. >> he was loving, happy go lucky, loved his family. he was you know, just trying to make it, trying to live. >> carmen chadwick says her son had ambitious goals. >> he was doing construction work, and he was trying to start a clothing line. >> she says she's reeling from monday, december 21st, 2015. >> from my understanding, he was taking his dog out for a walk. that's all i know. >> just before 7:30 p.m., police were called to the 300 block of harten street where they found the 22-year-old lying on the sidewalk with a