believe that's it. >> and i'm available to answer any questions i guess the most appropriate thing for mr. kevino speak. >> we'll want to hear his agreement. >> okay. thank you. >> prosecumr. kevin listen. >> thank you commissioners and in the twrrt of brevity we agreed to what ms. baiter hsa has said i'm available to answer any questions thank you. >> mr. sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department we certainly appreciate the fact that the parties came teeth and came to a conclusion i have concerns that the depth of the that he is it not something that the city and agencies are responsible for enforcing we don't typically see conditions if something happens they place a fence we'll give someone the key and it will be resolved but a lot of ad hoc conditions we're read into the record he wasn't whi don't know what the city or our department maybe asked to enforce unfortunately. >> i don't think you have to worry it is the building inspection. >> i like to joe duffy is now with a conditional approval but a notice of restrictions if the boards choose if it is a condition to the permit i

kn that our resident movie expert n mr. kevinigh in and come on over and oe break it all down.. >> that's why we don't need toot watch, kevin.h, we have you. >> i've been wearing this exacta same outfit since friday. >> probably really smells.eall enjoy the smell of this outfit. >> it's the mixture of old spice, speed stick and sweat. se >> that is a glorious -- >> you're loving the smell thiss morning.morng. >> aroma.>> >> it's like a scent. s beachwood aging. >> beachwood aging. aging >> what's that.. >> very polite. pol >> beer. >> thank you very much. t >> i didha -- >> good to see you guy. g the top five moments of the o te night if you miff the show theht show was on till midnight. mnigt best picture didn't get nomina nominated until midnigh.l mi first of all, someone said thisd on twitter to me earlier great t point. poin start the oscars at 6:30 like:3i the super bowl. super that way it's over by, or 11. to be up all night longig impossible for a lot of peoplefp who had to work in the morning.i >> start it at 3:30 in la p

margaret kempster, members, mr. kevin lopez, ms. clara maxwell, ms. tara roden, mr. jeff, mr. louis and mr. steffen smith. the parents council at jackson language academy is actively engaged and involved, led by heather alvarez, vice president, president ruby alvarez. ecording secretary, emily, pamela. i commend and congratulate all of those who work to make and keep the andrew jackson learning academy the great chicago public school that it is. someone, perhaps a philosopher, once said, it takes great souls to make great schools, and we thank all of those who have been involved in making the andrew jackson language academy the great school that it is. it takes great souls to make great schools, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair will recognize the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer, for five minutes. mr. emmer: mr. speaker, i rise today in remembrance of fallen st. joseph, minnesota, police officer brian kline felter. it's been 20 years now since brian was killed in the line of duty, and this loss is still felt in our community today.

kevin: they can affectionately call that mr. drizzle. [laughter] kevin: we are edging up by one or two more degrees in southern spots today, but that' s it. southern spots will jump to either side of 50 before cooling off this afternoon. the seven-day forecast going forward. erin: coming up next, they are going to have a live interview with a friend and confidant of o.j. simpson. here his reaction to the hit new miniseries that chronicles his infamous murder trial. sean: rob gronkowski at the super bowl. not playing in the game. he might be making an appearance on "gma." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

chairman price and the leader, mr. kevin mccarthy are going around meeting with various committee chairs. every time you write a budget resolution it effects the jurisdiction of every other committee. so they're having the conversation. so the listening session on the budgets, i did probably 30 of these when i was budget chair just about every year, is having listening sessions with our members, we're gaining input and talking to the various committees how to put together a budget resolution. reporter: do you feel confident you can pass a budget? the speaker: we're going to have a conference where tom price will lay out a plan. like i said, i'm not the top-down tramp down your throat kind of guy. we'll leave this up to the membership and the membership will be making that decision. do i believe we should pass a budget, we should have a fully functioning appropriations process? of course i do. i think that's very important. but this is a decision we'll do jointly. reporter: can i ask you about the transportation and infrastru

mr. b., you know i got this terrific understanding of psychology. hazel, kevin will resent any effort on your part to-- [phone ringing] oh, excuse me, mr. b. baxter residence. oh, hi, charlie. no, i don't think myrtle'll go out with you, either. well, you gotta face it, charlie. that bag of garlic around your neck is a social handicap. well, of course you can. just call anytime. and if i ain't here, just talk to mr. b. or anybody that answers the phone. [chuckles] for adults with an advanced lung cancer called "squamous non-small cell", previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, it's not every day something this big comes along. a chance to live longer with... opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo is the first and only immunotherapy fda approved based on a clinical trial demonstrating longer life... ...for these patients. in fact, opdivo significantly increased the chance of living longer versus chemotherapy. opdivo is different. it works with your immune system. normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen any time during or af

(mccoy) your honor, at this time the people move to dismiss the murder indictment against kevin boatman. mr. boatman is discharged. and as to robbie howell, mr. mccoy? we're prepared to proceed to verdict. (fischer) summation and charge tomorrow. 10 a.m. [gavel strikes] (mr. howell) hey. let me get this straight. boatman gets a pass and robbie still goes up for murder? i'm not happy about it either, mr. howell, but some things are beyond my control. what? like justice? please. you're an important n. you've got to help me understand this. ey offered boatman a deal because he could help our war effort. but my son nick, he fought over there too. what do i have to show for it? one dead son. one in jail. was to be hardworking americans. it doesn't make any sense. i don't even know what countryliviym ie. let me see what i can do, mr. howell. well, why can't you just dismiss the case against me too? you don't deserve a walk, mr. howell. but boatman gets one. that was due to extraordinary circumstances. yeah, he had a terrorist to trade. and what do i got? we want to help you. we can make you a goo

mr. wonderful from >> victor: kevin is selling some of his photographs to help the families of two teens who disappeared at sea. teenagers perry co-op and austin stephanos left jupiter inlet in a small boat in july and never returned. search was exhaustive spending many days and miles but the boys were lost at sea. >> keeping this story alive about this young man is what this is about. >> victor: i have gone to his mr. wonderful nick nim shark tank star kevin o'learyy has partnered up with perry's family to prevent something like this from happening again. >> this is suchh a great cause, and so i'm showing about 21 images from my collection throughout the fair for the weekend. we're doing just great. >> victor: it turns out that perry at just 14 years old had business aspirations. o'larry sales from his show called irregular salable images will benefit teenage proposals and the perry j. cohen fountion that promotes boating safety for young people. >> when a huge tragedy like this mother feels, how nick feels, but keeping his memory alive to help other entrepreneurs his age, that's a very

anyway, john, kevin mr mccarthy stuck his head up and said it will be trump. >> well, rubio or cruz don't look like they'll get out. kasich and carson taking enough of the vote to make sure trump's going to win all of these states. no one can figure it out. you mentioned this, the only guy i've seen in a speech read poll cross tabs. that's what he did. poorly educated. who does that? >> let's look at the speech, or statement by kevin mccarthy, the number two guy in the house. >> i think 50% chance he's the nominee. i think that's what's setting in for a lot of people. could they get their heads around trump. >> if trump were the nominee, do you think you could work with donald trump? >> oh, yeah, i could work with donald trump. >> let me go to robert costa at the "washington post." how do you see this now? is the resistance growing? that trump could overpower him still? >> i think the establishment here in washington is warming to the idea of a trump nomination. it's something they don't necessarily welcome. but this is a transactional business. they realize they have to get ready for it.

so we actually get ahold of kevin and kevin doesn't know mr. wallace, only knows he has his numbers and calls him so many times it is almost to an harassing point. >> the negotiators tell wallace they're unable to reach kevin and offer him a chair to sit down. it was a tactical advantage for us because we knew we had his movement restricted. if we do have to shoot mr. wallace, the child won't fall from a six-foot level of height but from a smaller level. >> zoe is remarkably calm but wallace is deteriorating by the minute. >> he's sweating profusely, he's obviously agitated and irritated. david, who's trained in crisis intervention knows that mr. wallace is having a manic episode. he's trying to calm him down. >> but after more than 30 minutes of negotiations, wallace still isn't cooperating. instead he begins counting down. >> get kevin here within 60 minutes or i'm going to hurt this child. then it accelerated to 30 minutes and then 60 seconds. he started in tens. he went 60, 50, 40, 30, 20. captain huff knew this is extremely critical, and at

mr. scalise: i know chairman kevin brady just came in as chairman of the ways and means committee when paul ryan became speaker and he had a lot on his plate from day one. but he's had a passion to bring tax reform out of the ways and means committee, to actually pass a bill that not just addresses the serious problem of our uncompetitive corporate tax rate, but also the personal rate. because if you're at 35% and you want to bring the overall rates down to at least 25%, 20%, somewhere in there, you don't want to have a case where the corporate rate is lower than the personal rate, because there are a lot of people that have companies that are pass-throughs that they're filing on their personal returns, so you want to make sure that both the corporate and personal rates are much lower than they are today. so that our country can be competitive again, so we stop forcing companies to move out of the united states just to be able to stay in business. so that if a company is making $100 billion in foreign countries and they want to bring that money back into the united states to create more job

. >> we join kevin mccarthyevin mr annie yu and alex holly, hol fashion controversy and celebrity momentswon't see it anywheret else, aka thee awards friday night at 10:300:30 airing right here on fox5. f >>> check this out.thisut a washington state woman,teom okay, she goes to dinner came home $600 richer.me $600 richer. >> want to know why? >> yeah.>> >> that's because the womanoman found a pearl dish. >> what? >> she kept it and then tookt i it to a gemologist.emol turns out it's a rare pearlarpe usually found on the east theas coast.cot. >> oh, okay.h,y. >> story gets stranger.r. the gemologist says findingin this pearl is so rare that youah actually have a better chanceav of getting struck by lightning. >> wow. >> the woman who almost atelmost the pearl plans to get it put pu into a necklace. >> she only got $600 for it. >> so rare and it's only $600.n$ >> i would thought it was like a black caper. >> yeah. >> i would have probably broken my tooth.oken my tooth. >> seriously. >> a cute kitten with an amazing mustache is up for adoption. he was abandoned in a donation n bin in fresno

mr. scalise: i know chairman kevin brady just came in as chairman of the ways and means committee when paul ryan became speaker and he had a lot on his plate from day one. but he's had a passion to bring tax reform out of the ways and means committee, to actually pass a bill that not just addresses the serious problem of our uncompetitive corporate tax rate, but also the personal rate. because if you're at 35% and you want to bring the overall rates down to at least 25%, 20%, somewhere in there, you don't want to have a case where the corporate rate is lower than the personal rate, because there are a lot of people that have companies that are pass-throughs that they're filing on their personal returns, so you want to make sure that both the corporate and personal rates are much lower than they are today. so that our country can be competitive again, so we stop forcing companies to move out of the united states just to be able to stay in business. so that if a company is making $100 billion in foreign countries and they want to bring that money back into the united states to create more job

mr. cosby is somber. >> he's walking with a can >>> and our kevin frazier with destiny's child. >> i just didn't want to get that call from your mom. >> you still might get it. >>> now in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> bill cosby in cour pleading to get the felony rape charges against him thrown out. >> he looks frail, but is his condition being exaggerated as a strategy to keep him out of jail? legal analysis straight ahead and channing tatum and wife jenna, adorable. it was chilly in l.a., but tatums were on the red kamplt. >> how much more fun is it to have amal at these events and walk the red carpet? >> it's fun forme, i don't know how much fun it is for her. >> who are you wearing? >> ralph and russo couture. >> george and channing and jenna, which cup ouple is hotter? i mean jenna with those pockets in the sk but amal can sport the fashion with this red custom version of the green run way dress. and can we talk her hair? tucked under and into a bob on one side. >> we take the transition very gracefully from work to hollywood. >> she does very well with that. it's hard to do

kevin mccarthy. >> republican. >> mr. trump, jobs are a big issue you talk about a lot of the some of these trade agreements like nafta and others have been very destructive for the working class. my question is what specific steps would you take to help renegotiate those deals or help protect american jobs? >> our trade agreements are a disaster. partially because, again, contributions to the various people that run things, like the senators, et cetera. tpp, transpacific partnership, is a disaster because they don't talk about monetary manipulation and devaluation. they don't talk about it. the number one way the countries are killing us is with devaluations of their currencies, and our companies can't compete. you take a look at what's happening in japan with the devaluation of the yen, just look at this. caterpillar is having such a hard time competing with kamatsu, a big tractor maker in japan. a big contractor his whole life bought cater pill are a. now he's buying kumatsu. he said he devalued the yen so much it's im

mr. wonderful himself from "the shark tank." kevin is here to tell us more about this project. >> a lot of people don't know that per was an entrepreneur. he was 14 years oldi have been supporting entrepreneurs for a long time now part of what i do for "shark tank." and i was a photographer and perry's dad, nick, runs a lot of art there. he is in the ar community. and he looked at my work along with pamela. they found the foundation and told me he story of perry and asked me if i would support it selling some of m work at one of these art fairs and i said absolutely. thiss such a great cause, so i am showing about 21 images from my clections over the weekend. we are doing just great. >> i saw on twitter you already sold a piece. >> of two them already. >> people are getting time to talk. and keeping the story alive about this one man is what this is all about. because so ma -- a huge tragedy like this. >> constance: yeah. >> i can't imagine how his mother feels and nick feels, but keeping his memory alive to help other entrepreneurs h

kevin steele, tell us about that. >> there is a motion to disqualify mr. steele and his office from prosecuting this case in part because of some of the political mash nations that when on during the last campaign here for the district attorney's office, we understand that the judge will hear arguments on it but it's unclear if he will decide on ta set of arguments tonight. >> thank you. john rawlins reporting from the county courthouse in norristown. >>> other news the ongoing flood watch forever the tri-state area, we are keeping an eye on creeks and streams and rivers. and this is the assunpink creek in trenton and smaller tributaries will crest just below flood stage, this is the way it looks in allentown and the rain bined with the snow melt to put a lot of water in the streets. lets get to double scan radar and cecily tynan. how long does the rain continue? >> the steady rain moves out in about two hours. our far west suburbs, the rain is over there and the focus of the steady rain is across south jersey and delaware, we have an area of steady rain w

kevin steele and his office will continue to prosecute the case against bill cosby. the heart of the defenses of argument, we're starting to hear people clant fhant for mr. cosb. starting to make his way out of the courthouse. you can see deputies walking him to the side. what his legal team had been wanting to get the prosecutors off the case saying that kevin steele used the cosby case in the campaign ad. take a look, you can see cosby walking very slowly down the ramp along suite street. his cars here in norristown flanked by deputies to help him get in the vehicle. the defense wanted the prosecutor thrown off the case. the district attorney kevin steele argued in that hearing inside that you can't pick your own prosecutor in this case and he should be able to remain on the case. so the judge agreeing with him, again, bill cosby leaving the courthouse in montgomery county tonight. that's the latest. back to you. >> deanna durante. we watch cosby as he's about to enter his suv, once again, tonight, after big losses in court. >>> back now to breaking news from norristown, as bill cosby departs the courthouse, after losing two rounds in court today. his case wi

kevin! can you take over for a minute? what's up, mr. penza? these detectives need some information. thiss kevin mcdonald. he's one of our counselors. how can i help you? tell us about the ramos brothers. two great kids. luis is one step away from his red belt. he's got a mean flying side kick. you ever see their mother pick them up from school? yeah, she was here yesterday. comes by, ke, once a week. the rest of the time luis is more like miguel's father. he makes sure nobody messes with him. anybody know where they live? i walked miguel home one night when luis s out sick. benson: nobody named ramos on here. i lived in a building for four years they never put my name on the buzzer. i'll ring the super. liv... what's that look like? it goeall the way down the building. shooter either got him going into the building... ...or coming out. there's no blood on the stoop or the sidewalk. i don't see any blood on the walls. doesn't look like there's any in the street, either. but there's some over here. trajectory of the slugs show the weapon was fired at a low angle. someone crouching down

mr. president, don't shut down gitmo. expand it! >> reporter: republican kevin mccarty tweeted, a former detainee is arrested for links to isis. he's referring to an arrest in north africa today. clearly, the president has political and legal obstacles to clear before he can deliver on a campaign promise made eight years ago as candidate obama. >> thank you, kristen. >>> the first part of a study that looks at tearing down the final 1.2 mile stretch of interstate 280 in san francisco will be unveiled. the move would cost billions of dollars, but would also open up room for an entire new neighborhood. >>> anybody who paid a parking ticket or transit citation in san francisco between 1995 and 2012 might be getting some money back. the metropolitan transportation agency is refunding millions of dollars it received in overpayment and duplicate payments during that span. if you want to know if you're owed money, we have a link on our website at abc7news.com. >>> still ahead on "abc7 news" at 4:00, protests are taking place in the bay area and across the world as appl

mr. cosby, that the honorable kevin steel should probably step down, because it seems -- >> this particularis particular case. >> real quickly, if it does go to trial, and all of this media frenzy, and thousands of people will come to philadelphia to watch this thing, whenever it would happen, probably month, maybe year away, would the 60 other women who been accuse accused from way back, would they be allowed to testify ken? >> i think that's the big big legal issue f those women are loud to come in, bill cosby will have hard time to allege he didn't do what those women say. that will be crucial legal ruling in this case f all of what they say is very similar circumstances, to what andrea constant says, why the may very well rule some of those women or a lot of those women will in fact be able to testify in a courtroom against bill cosby. >> so it could go on and on and on woman after woman? >> called prior -- so many allegation toss choose from, judge could say well i'll only awe law people with very similar set of fact in a certain time frame. i won't go back to the seven's, i won't go b

mrs. stouffer made it. stouffer's®. made for you to love™. >>> this is a nightmare, i'm supposed to be talking to kevin and nancy on the can you just come up with a grammy category for car pool karaoke, because it's the best in la night. it was a big night for the biebs, because he won his first grammy and afterwards he was a little pumped up. right after grabbing his gold, justin flexed his muscle backstage. after five years of trying, he tweeted, belieberr, we finally did it. >> tried to get a smile out of his minime. >>> another great familymoment, meghan trainor and her dad goar. >> you hav handsome date tonight. >> it took a couple of hours but i clean up face. >> meghan trainor. >> my dad whispered you made it before i walked up and i lost it. we always meghan made it. we knew when the song "all about the base" won thegrammy, she called him to tell him the news. >> you made it, baby. >> i made it, dad. sometimes things go full circle. >> thank you for the grammys. i love you so much. thank you. >> kudos for meghan's dad for holding it together like she did. meghan said presales for her follow-up album will begin

mr. speaker, to majority leader kevin mccarthy, for his deep and abiding commitment to combating human trafficking in all of its ugly manifestations. for scheduling, the house voted 12 months ago on international megan's law and another dozen or so anti-human trafficking measures sponsor -- sponsored by members of both sides of the aisle, that was historic and had never been done like that before. so i thank you for that leadership and for working closely with the senate in order to help bring this day -- this bill to fruition. his policy advisor was remarkable, as was and is kelly dickson. i'd like to thank ed royce and eliot engel and janice in helping and janice, you'll remember, she traveled with one of my staffers years ago ascertaining this terrible -- investigating this terrible issue which is a global scourge. senator bob corker, chairman of the foreign relations committee on the senate side, truly made this bill a priority and carried it over the finish line in the senate. thank you, senator. thank you, mr. chairman for that. s professional staff, caleb, counsel sarah, showed remarkable d

mr. tonko, for their collaboration and sport. i want to thank mccarthy. two mccarthys. kevin mccarthy, scheduling this at almost a moments notice, and the lead counsel on this legislation, dave mccarthy, who helped write and improve the bill as it was originally introduced. what is said on this floor today will not do anything to ease the mind of a parent in flint. the entire situation breaks your heart but it has a responsibility working together as republicans and democrats to fix the problem. this bill is an important step. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is ecognized. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of the safe drinking water act improved compliance awareness, introduced last week by our colleague, representative kildee, with the support of other members of the michigan delegation. this bill would strengthen requirements to have the e.p.a. notify the public when concentrations of lead exceed federal standards. that's notifying the

mr. earnest: we welcome the opportunity and maybe we'll get them to change their mind. kevin? >> kevin corker, fox news. about that, does the lack of an invitation resonate with you in a way that makes you understand that there's not going to be a lot of bipartisanship, maybe not a lot of cooperation coming up in this year, or am i overreeding that? i think the second question, you can also weigh in on that if you would, josh, the second question i have is, is there a tax increase in this budget? and if so, what's that level? and last, i notice that there's specific read on immigration reform as a means for saving money within the budget. i'm just curious how that plays out when you consider the lack of the likelihood that immigration reform will actually ake place even in fiscal 2017. >> i talked about the broad fiscal progress we've made under the president's leadership and that this budget would continue that progress. mr. donovan: one of the key areas where we've made enormous progress is on health care costs. the president came in and identified health care costs as the -

kevin. go ahead, mr. paleologos. guest: that is a great summary. let me say this.ush polling is to provide a respondent with additional information that the respondent does not have or is not aware of, and then to measure the corresponding deviation, the difference between where they were before and where they were afterwards. the textbook says push polling is not a bad thing if you are providing additional information that they do not know. where push polling gets a negative route is when they are implying or giving the respondent information that is not true, that is not confirmed, as a tool tot impact their choice. pollster, back in another someone came to me and said the opponent was this or that, and i said, fine, show me the documentation that they have some personal issue or whatever. so the key is, it is fair game if you provide -- and all campaigns do, not just hillary clinton's campaign -- to provide the person with additional information. you may have information on bernie sanders you think is damaging, and the population that your polling does not chang

mr. tonko, for their collaboration and sport. i want to thank mccarthy. two mccarthys. kevin mccarthy, scheduling this at almost a moments notice, and the lead counsel on this legislation, dave mccarthy, who helped write and improve the bill as it was originally introduced. what is said on this floor today will not do anything to ease the mind of a parent in flint. the entire situation breaks your heart but it has a responsibility working together as republicans and democrats to fix the problem. this bill is an important step. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is ecognized. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of the safe drinking water act improved compliance awareness, introduced last week by our colleague, representative kildee, with the support of other members of the michigan delegation. this bill would strengthen requirements to have the e.p.a. notify the public when concentrations of lead exceed federal standards. that's notifying the

kevin mentions? >> well, that's kind of what i was wondering. mr.rump has admitted on social issues he has evolved just like ronald reagan did but on these foreign policy issues, i think he has been pretty consistent. is he saying is he not going to sit there and declare a war on very temperamental leaders in china and russia. rather, is he going to it earn their respect. you know, i like that idea of earning respect and being the biggest power house in the world. and not necessarily because we have to use it but because people fear us. it's kind of like insurance. i think mr. trump has been that same way. he is also not going to be some sort of neocon that is going to go in and start bombing people without knowing what actually the end result and what it is for america. >> let me get back to kevin. which raferg are you talking about? you point out that president obama, his foreign policy was weak because he has changed his stance but then you say donald trump -- which policies? i'm trying to figure it out. go. >> donald trump going heavily after hi

mr. cosby is somber. >> he's walking with a cane, held up by body guards, is he blind? >> cosby's frail appearance doesn't matter. >> and "e.t's" super bowl team with the players at media day. our kevin frazier with destiny's child michelle williams and cassidy gifford. >> i just didn't want to get that call from your mom. >> you still might get it. >>> now in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> bill cosby in cour pleading to get the felony rape charges against him thrown out. >> he looks frail, but is his condition being exaggerated as a strategy to keep him out of jail? we have cosby today and legal analysis straight ahead. >> but first we to start our show with this, with george and amal clooney, it was chilly in l.a., but the clooneys know how to heat up the red carp >> how much more fun is it to have amal at these events and be able to walk the and have that company? >> it's fun for me, i don't know how much fun it is for her. >> it's freezing right now. >> victim of fashion. >> who are you wearing? >> ralph and russo couture. >> george and amal, channing and jenna, which couple is hotter? well, jenna, i mean with those pockets and the guy, but amal can drop th

kevin steele and caster says that should not be allowed to happen. >> and here is mr. cosby being led out to the elevator and deposed in the civil case and that was released to the public and the testimony where he admitted obtaining prescription medication and giving it secretly to have sex with them. that caused many of these cases from years ago to come out. he is leaving now in norristown courthouse and that is in fact what has been the issue and the statute of limitations have run out on many of the women who said he assaulted them so only a few are still legally able to pursue the cases, we are showing you the side of the courthouse from chopper 6 hd he still has a long walk from the elevator banks to the steps, we'll stay with you a moment and give you a look as he gets into his vehicle. the statute of limitations had not run out because the attorneys for andrea constand, maybe one day before her case would have run out. they went ahead and filed charges and that is what we are debating tonight. >> the last time we saw him walking into a courtroom in montgomery

mrs. pots tea pot costume, we got to see how the costume is fitted for the big stage. kevinne of the cast members a philadelphia native and a member of the boys choir and is living the dream with this show. >> what is it like to have your family in the audience. >> i had 48 people last night, family and friends it's amazing to have them see what i'm doing on the road for the last six months. it's a dream. beauty and the beast is in town until sunday at the academy of music, disney is the parent company of 6 abc, and you guys can you not put me in the prop room. it's really beautiful. >> that is one of my favorite songs, be my guest. >> and she is my favorite princess. >> alicia thanks very much. lets check in with adam joseph. >> a decent amount of clouds but we see a few pops of sun here and there and the camera bouncing left and right live on sky 6 hd right now, tracking after a busy week. 41 in philadelphia and 37 in the lehigh valley, upper 30s in those far northwestern suburbs and 20s in the poconos and lower 40s in southern new jersey and parts of delaware. as we look

kevin. >> thank you all for being here. let me figure out if i can figure out what we have left. >> vote on the consent calendar. >> mr. fewer, dr. murase, ms. wynns. thank you. >> board members reports. reported to the curriculum committee. can i have a motion and second. board member reports. introduction of proposals for immediate action and notice of suspensions board. >> board member reports. >> thank you, president. we actually had a supervisor exciting committee of the whole meeting last week. we talked about physical education requirements and incorporation of content from board policy and physical exemptions. it was a fruitful discussion and was an information item and still being discussed and will be sent to curriculum program and budget committee. that's where we stand on the one item we addressed as a committee. >> all right. a report from the rules policy. commissioner wynns. yes, how about a report from the ad hoc committee. >> yes, we had an ad hoc committee and personnel matter labor relations meeting february 18, 2016. we had six action items that we did not vote on because we didn't have the adequate

mrs. duffy. >> tia: you know it. the other big story is the resignation of radio talk show host of kevin kiley. >> he hosts the show, but he created controversy about the comments he made about the first female coach hired by the national football league. q. mccray enjoying the temperature in the newsroom said kiley made his announcement with tony zarrella. >> q.: last night he said he'd be done at the end of the month. we found out in the last 20 minutes or so he might be done this morning. i'm listening in right now. the show usually starts around now. it haven't started yet. so we'll keep you posted on that. last night he actually turned -- he told us he turned in his resignation back in november bosses but he stopped by the cleveland 19 news studios to make the announcement public. we covered it right here on cleveland 19. three weeks ago kylie criticized the bills for promoting kathryn smith. it was the first female head coach in nfl history. he called the promotion absurd, but he told tony zarrella last night he stands by what he said. >> i made it clear that i respected women and i felt like a women president