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and a pleasure to be down there and executive moyer spoke of the opening as well and i look forward to spending many in the afternoon and in the sunshine and possibly listen to the music down there and encourage you all to go and check it out. >> and with that, i think that was it for my report, commissioner adams is going to make more of a report next meeting. >> all right. >> so, thank you. >> is there any public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 10 a, informational up date regarding visitors to the fisherman's wharf and phase one of the jefferson street public realm plan. >> if i may keep this up while troy gets set up and this item and the next one were the idea of president katz as weed a little room on the agenda to try to get back to show casing some of our tenants and partners and it corresponds with the survey results that troy on behalf of the fisherman's wharf has coming forward which i hope that he will talk about and doing a little introduction of troy and before i do, i just want to add my welcome to former commissioner fong, planning commissioner

the nfl would not confirm the hiring saying the roster of officials is not yet complete. >>> jamie moyers retired from baseball after more than two decades in the big leagues. now he's relaxing and having fun. or at least trying to have fun. he tweeted this picture from his trip to disneyland where he was stuck on a roller coaster. it happened he added a kopgs saying not sure what's more difficult, pitching in a major league game or this. hopefully he's not afraid of heights. >>> the time right now is 5:27. a drug sweep has police rounding up dozens of drug dealers and buyers in philadelphia. >>> plus a man hit by a car while walking last night in philadelphia is dead. this morning, police are looking for the driver who took off. >>> we're dealing with showers this morning. light showers across the area. also very windy. the showers will move out but the winds will stay. a live look outside. we're looking at citizens bank park. be careful, wet roadways outside. we'll talk more about when the showers will move out, also what the temperatures will do today. that's all coming up. ♪ i am nev

. >> commissioners, executive director moyer, i am diana taylor, i am representing the bar bary coast neighborhood association and i also represent new egg. i want to commend diane oshimaya and her staff for a really great summary and also the summerization of public comments. i do want to clarify, however, one area on page 6 of the report. we'll also put this in writing. it has to do with the northeast waterfront, there's a sentence that says there is community support for current development projects including seawall lot 324 and 322-1 as long as careful consideration is given to and use, architectural design issues including respect for existing height limits, activation of ground floor street frontages, especially on the public corridor and enhancements. that's all true but we would like to see a separation of the two development projects. i think they are uniquely different. 322 aye is proposed affordable housing development that the barbary coast neighborhood association along with other neighborhood groups formed a consortium and made comments and issues recommendations. we als

>> former phillies pitcher jamie moyer in an interesting situation. getting stuck in the last place he wants to get stuck in. phillies wrapping up spring training against the pirates. trying to get right befor ♪ opening day just around the corner we're all anxious for monday and to get started for the real season. >> that's right. opening day a couple days away. philly fans can be happy right now because they're current until first place. that might be the last time they're able to say that, but today they came back to philly to finish spring training. nobody thinks the phillies will do anything. they probably won't and today cole hamels talked about getting past that adversity. >> when guys go through struggles, it really defines them when they really pick themselves up the next day and how they're going to approach it i think we have those types of guys, you know, we've gone through some learning curves in our careers that, you know, this could be really fun to really show a lot of the younger guys, you know, how to play the game the right way. how

director moyer invited me to talk to you about cyber security and i think that we don't talk about it enough and i know that as we bring back the 300 officers and even explore some of the discussions right now about even making the police department larger than the 1971 as that may not be enough and the way that the city is growing and the things that are happening including technology, we are paying attention to this. one of the things that i am smart enough about and that i am smart enough to know that i am not smart enough about that is everything that is cyber and technology and to that end worked closely and i guess that is two years ago with special agent in charge, andy adelman of the united states secret service who are charged with cyber security nationally and we are one of only two cyber crimes task forces in the state the port is on that task force as is the puc, which has our water waste water and public power, pg&e. our eleven subcriebers and the secret service and the police department, other task forces agencies, it is quite a group home land security, and the northern

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bill moyers is from oklahoma. think about the great things he's done that's extraordinary. and the two-time pulitzer winner who gave his life in the course of covering stories about war. first of all i want people outside of oklahoma to know we are a literate state that we are a state producing an extraordinary number of incredible writers. the iraq elephants come invisible man for goodness sakes. the 100 best books of the 20th century. i've heard it mentioned suzi had created a genre of young adult literature. john berryman, that has made a national -- international impact with their work. i want to make people more aware of that. but i want oklahomans to be able to embrace their own heritage. we need an oklahoma

one involving a pedestrian in lower salford montgomery county along bell lane at moyer road and in chester county today was the day, they closed route 23, valley forge road, the bridge over pickerring creek. so, starting today and lasting most of the rest of the year it should expect extra trafficcology 422 which has plenty of slowing as you can see westbound this afternoon in the normal spot by oaks just 19 miles per hour. one flooding location left, it's in princeton blocking off quaker road. province line road a possible alternate. still have downed wires earlier today in mount laurel closing stacy haines road. church road to the south 616 gets you around that and in barrington a crash along oak avenue at warwick road. we'll check it again rick and monica coming up in the next half hour. >> we'll do matt. see you then and thank you. >>> much more still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight a new study shows breast cancer rates could rise dramatically in the next 15 years. why researchers say we we could see more cases. >> the pilot of the gyrocopter says he was not concerned about bein

. >> if you're flying into lax you'll notice moyer police.urity is stepped up at the airport and other parts of southern california after a new isis-related terror threat. the calls for attacks on uniformed personnel but no specific plot. passengers will notice increased security screenings and randall dom searches of luggage. >>> the golden gate bridge officials want help with a drone problem at the bridge. they say the unmanned aircraft are flying past security fences and sense are sos where -- sensors where no photograph isy allowed and one crash landed on the bridge. the golden gate transportation district is asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for regulations that would cite drone operators for trespassing in offlimit areas. >> up next at 6:00 the uc berkeley teen getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africa. >> part of the bay area is about to warm up. drew tuma tells you who is going to feel the heat. >> in sports, bob melvin ended up a spectator today. we'll show you we showed these kids some items from a ne

the sfmta (clapping) he didn't even own a car this man (laughter) he walks the talk pasture monique moyer from the court who deeply believes in the importance of urging our property to lead the way and demonstrate what is possible facebook's from rec and park (clapping) there's nothing that says environment are mohammed nuru from dpw (clapping) that man as ground level in his blood i'm convinced his blood arrest harlan kelly from k pc that man is my partner on energy and water and lucky to have someone with his commitment new orleans from the zoning administrator she's in favor of 0 fleet and she's going to make sure we have the greenest fleet in the country we're on track and tom huey from the department of building inspection so tom (clapping) our buildings can't only be green but save and fundamental and tom makes sure that is happening i want to make one additional comment and compliment with the mayor said our action plan zero vod od h one hundred is in keep it simple and real and roots zero 50 one hundred roots what's the root not a noise number it is groundbreaking i want to take a

. >> if you're flying into lax you'll notice moyer police. security is stepped up at the airport and other parts of southern california after a new isis-related terror threat. the calls for attacks on uniformed personnel but no specific plot. passengers will notice increased security screenings and randall dom searches of luggage. >>> the golden gate bridge officials want help with a drone problem at the bridge. they say the unmanned aircraft are flying past security fences and sense are sos where -- sensors where no photograph isy allowed and one crash landed on the bridge. the golden gate transportation district is asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for regulations that would cite drone operators for trespassing in offlimit areas. >> up next at 6:00 the uc berkeley teen getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africa. >> part of the bay area is about to warm up. drew tuma tells you who is going to feel the heat. >> in sports, bob melvin ended up a spectator today. we'll show you what got >>> bay area baseball fans a

. >> president katz, commissioners, director moyer, thank you. i think in terms of the overall outreach that we provided there were some consistent themes that the commission has reported back to us. one is fiscal responsibility as an enterprise department so that the revenue stream continues and grows and the second is a diverse operation that mirrors what our city looks like. and to that end the first part of my outreach was just to get a census, who's out there? who's operating both big and small, whether they be on a list that the port has, the mta, or the mayor's office. so we went out, reviewed all of the companies, invited them in, i went to minority contractor's association meetings, i went to chamber of commerce meetings both with the asian chamber of commerce, the latino chamber of commerce and the african american chamber of commerce and then to go out after we've identified the groups to go out and see their operation, how are they operating? to look at whether or not they are utilizing best practices and what are those best practices

our port of san francisco monique moyer, carol bach and from the parks alliance and -- sf state and professor who is teaching a course at san francisco state and rumored as part of the academic requirement with the class volunteering at the conference and your students gave great feedback and said it was one of the best things they did surg the semester. san francisco travel, the parks foundation and elizabeth goldstein and a former member and the presidio trust and thanks to the others who assisted and of course the trust for public land which was out there in force. the people -- locals most involved were jennifer and phil and these relationships are going to benefit open space for a very long time to come. so with the conference behind us our focus now shifts to summer which believe it or not is right around the corner. summer day camp registration has been open for a couple of weeks and with a little time to go the numbers are indicating great numbers and the learn to swim programs and focused on working with kids who actually don't know how to swim and we actually have adults in some of

have any data for you but just sort of going on the experience and thank you for hearing he director moyer and nice to see everybody here and i want to thank you for something and really ask for your support and first to just take a second and thank you all individually, and collectively for what you have turned the port into and just walking up and down here obviously seeing what is going on and seeing more coming down in the southern water front and it has come a long way and i hope that you take the opportunity when the people can see it to absorb it there. >> phase two, and actually troy is a good fisherman but when it comes to fishing for dollars, he is very good. >> it is really important i just want to stress for a second fisherman's wharf where we are the number one destination in san francisco, and it is just booming and we frankly have cop competition. going to be on-line soon and we are going to see the distraction of of dollars or time and time is obviously the most important thing and so i ask you if you can to continue to keep our number one attraction number one. and when th

jamie moyer tweeted these pictures and said stuck on california screaming at disney land, in the sure what is more difficult pitching in the major league game or this. a disney land spokeswoman says riders were stuck for 30 minutes and everyone managed to get off safely. the coaster resume after an hour. the disney of course is the parent company of six a abc. >>> phillies win a dramatic game tonight but it means absolutely nothing. >> if only every game in the regular season could be like tonight's game. make believe season is almost over. soon games will count. phillies began a two game exhibition series with the the pirates tonight. game tied at three codey asche's single brings in darren ruf. asche had two rbi's on the night. game tied at five in the ninth inning. two outs, ben reveer channels his inner greg luzinsky. he wins it. phillies scored three in the ninth. phillies seven pirates five. >> walk off is a walk off. nice to be here at home. for the fans came out i liked how the guys battled back after getting down early. >> monday cole hamels will start opening day for phillie

so moyer leave lynn's mom is sitting there watching tv and feeling very nervous here.hat is going on? what can you tell us? >> we have already had -- we will have some video here. there was a bottle thrown at police. pepper spray. arresting at least one individual. the crowd here grew from 10:00 o'clock this morning. a couple dozen people to a number hundreds of people here on the street. you have everybody out there chanting. the protesters. you have the agitators trying to come up to the police line in the middle. what is interesting here now is the amount of pollutants on the street. state troopers behind them. and then there is the national guard troops. national guard helicopters in addition to baltimore police helicopters. the police were here. they watched and did nothing. things will be very different today. they certainly feel that the police have a lot more slacker in their step. this crowd continues to grow. there may be something bigger plan for 3:00 p.m. eastern today and baltimore. melissa: if i had not seen it with my own eyes, the good and the protestin

to bill moyer's. he knew the price we were paying on every one of those bills and he had i tell you how he had changed, in 66 we lost 47 seats in the house and lost four or five seats in the senate. and the southern governors and the border state governors, democrats came to the ranch to see him. they wanted had him to end the school deis heing daying. and the voting rights. and there. and eggs clang it had and gardner said to the president. you will never get through to these guys. and arrived there the next morning. i will never forget this i said. and johnson said nigga, nigga, nigga. that is all that they said for four hours. and i will drive that word out of english language. [applause] we want to take questions from the audience i will just ask you one more question here. what do you think he would see as the civil rights issue of the day? i think that he would certainly see the gutting of the voting rights act as a major civil rights issue. i think that he we never did enough for latinos and fo

jamie moyer tweeted this picture. -- >>> the riders were stuck for 30 minutes but everybody got off safelyhat do you do when your stuck for 30 minutes? you tweet right? obviously. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. flash flooding tornados sirens going off millions caught in the cross hair of severe weather. >>> i'm tamala edwards along with cowboy from the rescue approving you don't have to be a puppy to be a companion. he is ready to take off. we'll get a check on the accuweather forecast this holiday weekend when "action news" continues on this saturday morning. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> it was a night of incredible water rescues after torrential rain triggered flash flooding, alex perez is in louisville kentucky. >> reporter: overnight 30 million americans are dealing with a

bill moyers is from oklahoma. think about the great things he's done that's extraordinary. and the two-time pulitzer winner who gave his life in the course of covering stories about war. first of all i want people outside of oklahoma to know we are a literate state that we are a state producing an extraordinary number of incredible writers. the iraq elephants come invisible man for goodness sakes. the 100 best books of the 20th century. i've heard it mentioned suzi had created a genre of young adult literature. john berryman, that has made a national -- international impact with their work. i want to make people more aware of that. but i want oklahomans to be able to embrace their own heritage. we need an oklahoma to celebrate and embrace all of these wonderful writers that have given voice to let them help us emerge from the stereotype. >> now, anya kamenetz books that standardized testing in today's education system. it ranges from the introduction of common core state standards to the cost of tax payers up to $1.4 billion per year. >> my name is monica golden and above p

joining us now is lieutenant colonel michael waltz and martin moyer is with us. i watched this last night. it's heartbreaking. nearly 500 children dead, laying there. we didn't show all of the footage. brutal. obama drew a red line in the sand with syria about using these weapons. he used them. he did nothing. >> and the question remains, who is ultimately responsible for this bombing? who killed these family members? who killed these children? i think it's good that the american -- >> i think we know who did it. it was syrian president assad. >> well, there's still some people who are questioning who actually is behind this but even if it is assad, it's good that the american people, i think got a chance to watch this on cbs. it's good to see what terror can do how people can bring a nation down to its knees by these incredible killings and massacres that are going on. >> let's look at the latest video that came out this weekend if we can, colonel this is ethiopian christsians, some were beheaded and some were shot. the white house failed to name the religion of

moyer tweeted this picture from his trip to disney land where he was stuck on a roller coaster. it happened on the california screamin' attraction. he added a caption saying not sure what's more difficult, pitching in a major league game or this. i think he looks pretty calm under pressure right? >> that's the name of the game isn't it? >> if you're a major league pitcher you have to be calm under pressure. when i was little i did get out of a ride and walk down on dorney park. that's a long story. i was 8. >> and lived to tell the tale. >> that's right. >>> showers right now, windy, here's a live look. we are looking towards the aramark building you can see the flags flying atop the aramark building. we're seeing very windy conditions this morning, winds gusting near 40 miles per hour. so showers this morning but you're try starting to see the clearing skies from the live shot. you see the clearing skies right at the top. mostly cloudy skies, showers off to the east. we're getting there starting that clearing process. the weather headlines on your saturday morning, showers endi

now, among the nearly 100 people on board, 52 year old souderton native jamie moyer. he tweeted out a selfie saying not sure what's more difficult, pitching in a major league game, or this. luckily, no one was hurt. the park blames a minor mechanical issue. >>> glad they're all right. that's "eyewitness news" at 5:00. here's what we're working on for you at 6:00. following breaking news a deadly hit-and-run along a busy road. we'll have a live report. police search for the driver who fled the scene. also ahead a sweet tweet for the eyes. a look at this marshmallow masterpiece, all made from easter candy. and speaking of easter, carol has your holiday forecast and much more when we continue at 6:00. just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda®... ...no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience... ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda® >> we begin with breaking news overnight, police searching for the driver want in the deadly hit-and-run crash outside busy delaware avenue night club. we're live with details on the

our legal analyst sunny hostin a one-time resident of the area and a long time friend of baltimore's moyerd also joining us is former baltimore police officer neal frank lip and also formerly with the state police and former nypd police officer harry houck and van jones. sunny, the mayor has come under a lot of flack and she's a friend of yours, what do you think of the response you have seen today on the streets? >> i think the response has been very positive. i've been here since this morning and i've been speaking to the residents and many feel the community has come together. i've been hearing one baltimore over and over." one baltimore. there has been a tide a change that i've seen from the community. i think there are certainly people who feel tense about what may happen this evening you can see that this evening and to feel that in the air. but by enlarge i think we're seeing a different climate than yesterday. >> and neal we're looking on the right-hand side our viewers are looking at live pictures i believe that is by the cvs and you see the line of citizens community members stan

bill moyer is from oklahoma. think of all the great things he's done. that's extraordinary.winner who gave his life in the course of covering stories about war. first of all i want people outside of oklahoma do know that we are a literate state, that we are a state that has produced an extraordinary number of incredible writers. people have written groundbreaking book. ralph ellison, invisible man for goodness sakes, on the list of 100 best books of the 20th century. i've are to mention susie hit and created a genre of young adult literature. we have pulitzer winners. they have made a national, international impact with their work. somewhat to make people more aware of that but i want oklahomans to be able to embrace their own heritage. we need in oklahoma to celebrate and embrace all these wonderful writers that have given voice to us and help us emerge from the stereotypes. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. this week and we're visiting tulsa, oklahoma, with the help of our local cable partner cox communications. next, we visit professor najwa raouda author of "the fem

bill moyers is from oklahoma. think of all the great things he's done. that's extraordinary.n the two-time pulitzer winner anthony shah did, who gave his life in the course of covering stories about war. well, first of all, i want people outside of oklahoma to know that we are a literate state, that we are a state that produced an extraordinary number of incredible writers. people that have, you know written ground-breaking books. i mean, ralph ellison's "invisible man," for goodness sakes, on the list of 100 best books of the 20th century. i've also mentioned susie hinton created the genre of young adults, we had pulitzer winners like tracy letts and john barryman that have made international impact with their work. so i want to make people more aware of that. but i want oklahomaenns to be able to embrace their own heritage. we need in oklahoma to celebrate and embrace all these wonderful writers that have given voice to us and helped us emerge from the stereotypes. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. this weekend we're visiting tulsa, oklahoma, with the help of our local

. >> reporter: we met up with steve moyer, zoe's trainer at hollywood gym in l.a. have zoe do is a plank because it works the core. >> reporter: the "avatar" and "star trek" actress says she's making better choices with what she eats and will share her experience with fans in hopes it will help others. >> leave it to me. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo abc news, new york. >> abc news senior and medical contributor dr. jennifer ashton will joins now. so what zoe was describing how accurate is that? >> there is no reliable statistic on this robin. but i can tell you in my 15-year experience of being an ob/gyn i bet it approaches 100%. >> yes. >> yes. i mean this is something that how you feel postpartum or after pregnancy depends on a lot of factors how you were before you got pregnant. what kind of pregnancy you had and then you know what to some measure how you take care -- >> a lot of hormones. >> it's physical and emotion? and you're tired already from the baby and trying to work out. >> there's a lot of misconceptions -- i know you're

moyer is more is better.the work force if you don't really need to. >> the spacex launch is coming up. >>> time now for a cnbc news update with sue herrera. >>> saudi forces continue hitting rebel positions in yemen with heavy artillery. a spokesman for the rebels said their response to the air strikes would be quote, strong and decisive and crushing end quote. he claimed that 2,500 civilians have been killed by those air strikes. >>> hundreds of hardline iranian students staged a demonstration in front of the saudi arabian embassy in tehran condemning the saudi-led air strikes in yemen. saudi arabia accused iran of supporting rebels against the government in yemen. >>> josh earnest says hillary clinton will not automatically enjoy the president's backing to be the democratic presidential nominee. he said it is up to the democratic voters to pick the nominee. >>> and daredevil nik wallenda has announced his next stunt at a news conference. he will walk untethered on top of a 400-foot observation wheel in orla