interests i have in f this budget is the pilot program the senior community specialist in terms of navigating the city's pilot phase for new restaurant owners but in the future to xapdz to other industries in the budget analyst report it talks about not being sufficient demonstration that problems have occurred in the dph i highlight it is not just dph but the cooperation whether dph or fire all of those together and it is that cooperations that i think we don't over to the small businesses so i have a huge interest in that i'll be speaking with mr. rose's office thank you for your work at oewd. >> thank you supervisor mar. >> yeah. thank you for your leadership and staff and really insuring that the office of economic workforce development is making sure that nobody gets left behind you want to say sf made to healthy retail to invest in neighborhoods that help the geary cooperated corridors that make people's lives more stable i know that the neighborhood stabilization during the time of disaster for small businesses and residents is critical i have a question for workforce how higher lift low wage wor

. >> reporter: the new office will help immigrants navigate the city's business permitting process. but beyond that, it's not clear what else it would do. >> i don't know how the money is going to be spent. >> reporter: this councilmember voted against the office saying nonprofits along with the county of santa clara are already providing services and that creating a new office of immigrant affairs is reinventing the wheel. >> if it was better thought out, if there was specific goals, executable goals, i might have given it a second thought. >> reporter: a person from sacred heart says they will work to not duplicate services. >> when immigrant families prosper, the whole city prospers. >> reporter: the job of city staff right now is to determine exactly what their job is and to make sure that they don't duplicate any services that are already being provided to the immigrants in san jose. and they hope to have this office up and running by the end of the year. in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> officials have been talking about counterparts who have similar offices in l.a., san francis

market will be closed around city hall from 6:00 in the morning until 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon so make sure to give yourself some extra time. it is going to be tough navigating the city tomorrow. not that it's ever easy. >>> on the cbs3 health watch tonight we have all heard of a face-lift in order to look younger now doctors are offering a voice lift so that we can sound younger. our health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it works. >> reporter: as we age like everything else, so do our voices. >> i gave you a sample of a voice from a 13-year-old. >> i think it's going to be a good year. >> a 25-year-old. >> how does something like that happen. >> then from an 80-year-old. >> if you to it the same way you have to expect the same results. >> you can immediately pick up who the 80-year-old was. >> reporter: depending on genetics it can be worse for some. >> it's a weakness in the voice, a rattleness, a lack of range. >> reporter: vocal cords are made ofly collagen muscles and fat. >> just like the skin tends to sag and get thinner over time the vocal cords to the same. >> reporter: that leads to a horsy as amie and old voice. >> meet tom at the party. pe

that are languishing in shelter for yours and years and consider replicating the success and city investment that the navigation center is enjoying in the city adult shelter cystment. thank you >> thank you next speaker please >> sorry, didn't realize the microphone >> thank you. my name is jessica lamened and exectsk director of senior and disability action. i know you have a lot of hours of testimony to listen to and thank you for hearing us. we are part of the justice coalition and ask you to support the unified plan we put toort for meet thg needs of seniors and individuals with disability and families and low income [inaudible] every day we seniors in 80 and 90's and people with disabilities push out of their housing with no where to go. we talk to people that can't afford to put food on the table, people that are isolated kw feel they no longer matter because of the age and disability. we have people in luxiary housing who are great and other people in poverty who can't meet basic needs so we ask whether than muthing more money into police put into housing. seniors [inaudible] we need home dlived meals an

think we as a board understand the chan challenge that is the taxi drivers are facing out there navigating the city in increased traffic and i think we as a board have expressed our preference to ease restrictions on taxicabs where it makes sense in the greater plan, so one, i appreciate that you're considering the taxicabs each time one of these changes comes up and what i would suggest is rather than -- and please keep doing that for the changes we make, and what i might suggest is we can ask director toran or or whoever is the appropriate staff person to work on a more comprehensive review of where maybe some additional exemptions could be added for taxicabs with the input of the taxi industry with the input of stakeholders so we're not getting this one by one piecemeal and no offense o the comment e i'm glad he's bringing this issue up, it would seem to me that would be the way to do it. i'm happy to support this item no, i understand staff's reason for the no turn here, we should consider whether there should be a taxi exemption and as we're change ago lots of thij, we put it on our timeline t

. >> reporter: the new office will help immigrants navigate the city's business permitting process. else it would do. >> i don't know how the money is going to be spent. >> reporter: this councilmember voted against the office saying nonprofits along with the county of santa clara are already providing services and that creating a new office of immigrant affairs is reinventing the wheel. >> if it was better thought out, if there was specific goals, executable goals, i might have given it a second thought. >> reporter: a person from sacred heart says they will work to not duplicate services. >> when immigrant families prosper, the whole city prospers. >> reporter: they are working to figure out exactly what this office is going to do. that's what they call in these circles a scope of work. hopefully they will have the office up and running by the end of the year. >> what a big help. tell us what other california cities already have these offices. >> yes. so l.a. has one. san francisco has one. chicago and seattle, as well. and the --what they are trying to do now is talk to all these

the apple ios is specifically geared toward philadelphia, we will tell you how it will make navigating the city a whole lot easier, kathy? >>> we're in ocean city, chris, on this beautiful day is there an ocean breeze, it is very comfortable thinks our eighth annual alex lemonade stan. this is my friend reigny taking donations ready guys, go ahead put it in the bucket every dollar counts. we appreciate it. thanks. we will be here throughout the evening, trying to fight childhood cancer. you will hear reigny's amazing story coming up a as "eyewitness news" continues. it has been a great day here at cbs-3 as we raise money for alex lemonade stand foundation but we are not just concentrating here in philadelphia, we have taking our showdown the shore. >> we take it all over the place, and this is a special stand for hope addition of orr at the shore and kathy is joining us live from ocean city hi, kathy. >> it has been a terrific day good afternoon you two here in ocean city the weather is beautiful, people enjoying day and we are taking a stand for hope to fight childhood cancer. we are raising m

can use this as well and the office of small business is advocated for a city entity that has expertise and authority to assist businesses, landlords and cass inspectors to navigate to get to conclusion when the city's determinations are in in conflict with each other and there has to be someone to bring all together and develop a resolution and the access appeals commission could be one entity that could possibly doo do that so with that i think i will be happy to take any questions and i don't know if you would like me to move back up on the dais and you can see that. . >> >> thank you for the presentation and we know in california we have been a leader with access and training and again while we have reached out to you on a number of occasions and help us to pass this information on and to help because there's so many other -- well everyone in the state of california in terms of jurisdictions are receiving the funding to do these type of work we know not everyone has been as proactive and developing the extensive program like you have and we're appreciative and we want to get the word out so everyone else can take advantage and learned from what you put togeth

this place it different and a a lot a lot that better it works. >> the navigation is center is a collaboration of partnerships too citydepartments one is the homeless outreach team managed by the san francisco distributing i look forward to the navigation center we'll have our agents go out and help and say don't go anymore over and over send our dayshift out they've meet the population and hang out and hang in the encampment and transport people and be with them and make immediate impacts with me and my staff. >> bringing our wloongz whatever you go presents a problem this place their help with the storage i don't have to worry about it staying here you know you're getting things done they need to get things down done to get off the street avenue of the hope alsoness is gone. >> they help you if you're hungry go eat if e you need to go places go. >> they're 4th district it awe auto. >> it was funded through a unanimous donation and of may 2015 an additional $3 million to help to continue the program beyond 18 months. >> you see people coming out they're ready to being so the future homes you know how variable the nav

now iraqi forces are slowly taking control of the southern part of the city navigating booby traps and snipers. the pentagon says iran-made artillery has been used. isil still controls ramadi while forces continue to the east. it's a classic hammer and anvil maneuver. the president says another sunni awakening is needed. >> we've seen sunni tribes willing and prepared to fight isil and have been successful at rebuffing isil. but it's not been happening as fast as it needs to >>> forgiving student loans. some former college students get relief after they say they were cheated out of a college education. education. >>> welcome back. taking a look at today's top stories. hong kong warning residents not to travel to south korea now that a seventh person has died from mers. nearly 3,000 people are in quarantine and thousands of schools are closed. for the first time a same-sex couple has married in guam. they tied the knot earlier this morning. they are the first same-sex couple to get married in a u.s. territory. and major job cuts at one of the world's biggest banks, hsbc plans to trim ab

. >> london major boris johnson may have found a new way to navigate the city's traffic. get behind the wheel of a formula e race car this season as the season wraps up. so the season of formula e wraps up. it's the first major single seat motor competition in the u.k. capitol since 1972. joining us now is the ceo. thank you for joining us. coming to the end of the first season you were pleased with how it's gone? >> very pleased. we come to launch a new championship in such a short period of time with a new technology. full electric was very challenging and we made it. we're here. >> there was always a desire to have a formula one race in london. >> we're electric. they made us take it one year ago to the park and raise the car around and if anybody woke up there was no race. nobody woke up so we're having a race. it's easier for us to get in the heart of the cities. >> when you think formula one you think abu dabi. what's the benefit of bringing this competition to london? >> we want to give a message that the electric car is the solution for the cities and we always wan

the city of sacramento's chief trading center for the northern valley lies at the head of navigation the sacramento river. oil tankers and barges deliver fuel oil for sacramento's mills and factories. this city has become a busy manufacturing center, producing tools and machines needed the farmers of the valley. to ship these product and bring in raw materials sacramento is served by one of the largest railroad yards in the nation at roseville, nearby. stockton, serving the rich delta land farther south, markets and ships best quantities of produce. by far, the greatest tons goes to the canneries where does processed and packed for safe delivery to all parts of the world. stockton is famous as the canning center of the valley. fruits and vegetables are often completely processed, canned labeled and created, ready to ship within a few hours after they have been picked in the fields. stockton, like sacramento, is located on a navigable river. here, the farmers goods may be loaded into ships headed to asia or ulster rally of. or the trucks distribute the harvest to every state in the un

out to the maze, and that's because of an earlier accident, also the normal morning commutes taking 30 to 35 minutes to navigate into the cityn 101 from the capital expressway up to about 880. 85 is getting slow from the almanda valley. 280 still looks good though. at 6:50, let's go to steve in the weather center. >> sal, thank you, sir. lots going on here. i mentioned a mixed bag and sure it. i mean, we have sun, clouds, we've had some showers to the north, thunder up towards men din seeno county. partly sunny, the breeze has picked up for some areas, there's plenty going on, all associated with an unseasonably strong dynamic low pressure system which has moved in and fee leash a said mixed bag of weather is right. the sun is trying to shine through here in hayward and yet up in clearlake, chloe loves clouds. one of pam's favorites. currently 55 with a light west breeze, partly cloudy skies in clearlake as the sun rises, expecting a high of quo 82 today, a soft 82. there's been some shower activity up there right around clear lake, coming off clear lake and southern mendincino county 101 from hopland to cloverdale and headi

now they're launching it and doing the improvements is how to navigate and interpret what is being reported in relationship to the city's requirements so if they engage with the city sometimes the city will say to them no you can't do that recommendation, so not understanding why something was recommended but yet now the city is saying no you can't do that sidewalk encroachment. also intrptsing the work of what is readily achievable versus long-term improvements in relationship to the time frame of the lease. but i think so where we are now and working with commissioner lerner has been doing a good deal of work with the city with us is really taking a look at this sort of triad between the building department, our historic preservation and our bureau street use and mapping when it comes to entrances, so those three entities most of the time are engaged when you have to do access improvements that are beyond maybe a portable ramp, so and sometimes it makes it very challenging for a business to be engaging with the three different entities so we started meeting so just to kind of outline for those that may not know that t

now iraqi forces are slowly taking control of the southern part of the city navigating booby traps and snipers. the pentagon said iranian-made artillery are supporting both advances though it's not clear who is manning the guns. then there's ramadi. >> translator: one round we lost was ramadi but we lost it temporarily. >> reporter: isil skill controls ramadi. there are skirmishes between the two cities but iraqi forces gather to the west to serve as a blocking force for the coming attack. it's a classic anvil and hammer maneuver. what's needed is another sunni awakening in anbar that helped to defeat al qaeda in iraq in 2006 and 2007. >> we've seen sunni tribes who are not only willing and prepared to fight isil but have been successful in stopping isil. >> president obama says he's hoping iraqi lawmakers will pass a new national guard law that will put sunnis closer to taking care of their own security and he says he stressed to the moderate shia iraqi prime minister that a political agenda of inclusion is just as important as the military fight. john. >> jamie, thank you. >>> isil i

by coming out here and sweating in wool and hauling trailers through one of the hardest cities in north america to navigate, we give the opportunity to spark an interest in people that might look more into the conflict and what we had to go through to save this nation. >> my name is tim hurd. i'm from new york. we represent the 136th new york volunteer infantry. >> tell us about your uniforms. >> with this unit, the old fifth new york was disbanded in jury along with the 17th. 1863 that meant the 146th had three uniforms. they wore all sky blue and decided to pick that color. >> they were intended to be zoogs. from the beginning. but colonel girard, they talked him into taking command of the regiment area they trained as regular army. they fought alongside the regular army in the fifth corps. >> why are you making the trip? >> we want to represent the men that gave so much for our freedom that we have today. somebody needs to be out there saying the 146th was there too. >> there were commemorations of everything else during the civil war, appomattox, richmond. a lot of other places. well, our commemoration

spatial ability if you need to be an engineer or architect or if you want tonight at the navigate around new york citywe get this gender difference in spatial performance in the absence of the spatial curriculum in the school. we teach kids lots of verbal skills and mathematical skills. we don't teach them spatial skills. these are completely trainable. some school districts are getting the message and starting to institute these programs. if we want to do something to foster women getting into areas like engineering where they are very underrepresented instituting a spatial curriculum might really do a lot to help. i also want to emphasize the importance of cultural context in shaping these gender differences. this is the percentage of phd's awarded to women in the u.s. by decade beginning in the 1890's. it turns out, i did not know this, it turns out even in the 1890's, 11% of the phd's were going to women. you can see it inches up in the 1930's and the percentage plummets in the 1950's. only 5% of the phd's are going to limit. it has been inching up ever since. today, 31% of the phd's in mathematic

and not familiar with the area especially the part of market street so be able to navigate around is really, really helpful and i appreciate the fact the cityivic duty in providing a connection to everyone there was a huge manpower effort 3 shops involved with the overhead the underground cable company and the radio shop doing all the turn on and trouble shooting all of the shops put in at least 3 months of manpower hours time and six or eight people in each shop no issues are the app the access ptsz points out to the system there were a sophisticated innocent that was broadcasting the signal ate. >> as far as mobile devices we can use a public-private partnering to hit up the corridors corridors across the city where people traverse with small businesses and transit corridors and they want to get online with their education folks connecting with friends are looking for a job i think we have a lot of people in the city veterans they're not just on market street they're all over the city and want that. >> it is an old market street has been did you live up several times since installed we had to run links to link the conduits system to get t

the city of philadelphia lays out its preliminary plan to help those visitors and residents navigate crowds. >> if you're looking to get away from the city this summer plenty of fun to be had in the country. fyi philly takes a short ride to check out beautiful views and family activities. >> new on "action news" a man is stabbed and shot during a violent armed robbery in philadelphia. >> new details about the man who stole drugs from a south jersey pharmacy and then proceeded to carjack a priest. >> bracing for floods. flash floods and tornadoes in place. >> dave is off, karen rogers is here along with matt pelman and good morning. >> good morning. satellite6 and action radar showing we're starting our day off dry,. we have high pressure briefly in control and things will be nice today. the couple storms yesterday broke the heat and humidity. you feel the difference when you step outside. it's more refreshing. numbers are way down in in some spots. 61 degrees in quakertown, 62 in kennett square but it is a warmer 73 currently in center city. 62 in browns mills. we dipped even further

homeless census over 64 homeless in individual in the city to try to address the issue we've got a program for chronic homeless welcome to the navigation center. >> this pilot project is for people living on the street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people to keep their pets and bring their personal bloonlz. >> the full realization that people don't want to be homeless not refuse services but from the services don't meet them and not relevant they're not going to be successful if you look at the budget losses we've got a community sacrifice important people to get food and laundry we're standing next to the bathrooms it is designed to be a dynamic and brief residential experience where right of on this site city staff to connect you to homeless places to return to family dine is up for medi-cal and all those things that are complicated for people. >> the other exciting thing city agencies come on site and provided the services for folks this is existed to see when the goal of streamlining a a whole processes of getting people on go gentle assistance into housi

the evening rush in new york city. photos of the scene show that cab engulfed in flames as people in traffic navigate around it in the rain said he was driving down madison avenue when he said he heard the sound of sparks under the steering wheel. fortunately the driver and his passenger were not hurt. >> rachel dolezal the former leader of the naacp in spokane washington says i identify as black. dolezal resigned her post after her estranged parents disclosed that she is white. during an interview with nbc she was asked if she is an african-american woman. dolezal responded that she started identifying as black when she was around five. her mother called that a fabrication. dolezal would not say that acting as black person is wrong. >> one of survival and the decisions there i have made along the way including my identification have been to survive. >> dolezal is also saying that there is no biological proof that her mother and father are actually her parents. >> on the people scene this morning scandal star kerry washington will be channeling anita hill. this is the first photo of washington as hill for the new hbo movi

while drivers struggle to navigate the flooded roads some workers at surf shop in ocean city, new jerseydecided to have some fun. >> oh, messing around, you know trying to figure out separate way of transportation to get home. >> "eyewitness news" found police cars blocking several flooded out roads. now, if you come across one please, do not drive-thru. finds another way. once again finds another way to get where you need to go. erika? >> thanks, ukee. katie, we want to check in with you hopefully seen the worse of the heavy stuff? >> i think basically wounds down at this point actually spots where you dried out at least for a time. >> good news. >> exactly. but his is pesky front. minds of its own. you know, it is decided to slow down for one thing, and because of that, and because it is going to be sagging so slowly, to the south, it is messing with the rest of our week. >> yes, looking at the seven day, looks like we have it for awhile? >> yes luckily worse is over. absolutely already saw the worse. and look at this, just yesterday alone pick up shy of 2 inches of rain, and that is w

throughout the city, evidence of the storm is hard to miss n wynfield along park side avenue emergency crews helped navigate traffic away from trees blown over and blocking streets. in west philadelphia, along forty-second street a similar scene where down power lines and even a broken metal light pole posed a danger. here in the frankford section of the city clean up is underway. this family picking up the pieces after a large tree branch in their yard began to snap apart. >> it was crazy wind. they were coming straight down the street. i was actually on my porch. it was scary for a couple minutes. >> reporter: rest events up and down wakeling street in frankford took a hit with the storm possibly making a straight line right through here this giant tree completely ripped off of its base, and then landed on the house incomes door where brandy massic lives. >> my daughter maggie and write standing on the front porch watching wind blow and rain come down. we heard this crash. we saw the top of the trees just past the front of our faces. >> reporter: few blocks down philadelphia police called in a tree that i

navigate the traffic there. this is what it looked like an hour ago driving on the atlantic city expressway.s is near pleasantville. windshield wipers on high this evening. and taking a live look at the schuylkill expressway in montgomery avenue. drivers have to really pack their patience tonight. let's get right to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> we have a lot of strong storms around the area right now dumping very heavy rain. new castle county across 95 from newark to wilmington heavy rain here that's been around for quite a while with the flash flood warning out. and then we also have more heavy rain moving through salem county gloucester county as well. and this one is a flood advisory until 8:30. this is very slow-moving rain. moving mainly to the east around 20 miles an hour or so bridgeton, you can expect it by 6:13 vineland by about 6:33. a little farther north, philadelphia area seeing rain across 76. lower montgomery bucks county as well. and this is continuing into mercer county. so some more rain areas across areas p.a. turnpike. 76, 476, a flood advisory out

process for people to navigate we're only focused on outreach so we've got the informational and we've spoken to many different owner groups and community groups all across the city. >> outreach is critical for the retrofitting program the city has to get out to the community and help people said what they have to do and do it and raise finances so this program is an advocate and resource for the community. >> so why not skip to the theme. foremost and most to come we've been presenting community meetings and going face to face with community owners and helping people understand what to do >> you may be wanting to know about the sf green but this will allow you to have is a loan for the property so if you have the property the loan will be summoned by the new owner and this is pay back for your property taxes and the low rates this is a fantastic option. >> i'm in favor of the program obviously we're going to have a earthquake this is from an investment stewardship. >> after a few minutes with folks even if you don't agree you understand the concept. >> we've talked about being able to do this now we're going to be forced to do this it's a good thing but to pay f

the first you would have delivered? >> marijuana. >> what? [laughter] >> from colorado. [laughter] >> they are dangerous i don't trust them to navigate kennedy: new york cityed trust everything can they commute? >> why not? >> i could see you hanging on. >> i don't know. is kind of awesome. >> if you have a delivery person where the tip is included. >> there is a lot of things that our enticing but don't thank you will save money they will charge you for that. >> data think it is necessarily designed for those on a limited budget it is an indulgence if you cannot afford to the super yacht. >> it is time we take the delivery boys down a notch. they are getting cocky. with their attitude trying to make a living? taking that immigrants jobs the way it ought to me. >> wow. kennedy: how to reshape the franchise in the attempt to keep the organization millenials they add the 38 minute break so players can grab the phone to get your fix. are we pandering as it is back on sari, of what? >> for my generation we need our phones i like it better than people. >> did you put it into a bag of rice? >> i did not think of that. >> it was food? >> i would rather lose a lov

professional services i'm a family in a city that used many of the cities resources i was evicted 23 with small children and had to learn how to navigate systems before homeless my children went on to college i've worked on all 3 children's campaigns and even the first thing was controversial in san francisco i had three children in 6 during the first prop j commenting campaign i have now 3 grandchildren under that age i've come a long way working on this campaign and having making sure that voices are heard from every community i'm a member of several neighborhood groups communicate with other groups to advocate for issues to collaborate as issues i've worked on the safety network initiative that was citywide i know the issues of almost every city neighborhood and worked or worked a dcwf currently work in the school district providing a variety of services one of the things i'd like to point out in my bid for this seat i guess is that as a parent and mother i'm mentor a lot of people a lot of people came through me through their jobs you have the packets i don't want to go into any experience if you have questions i'll be happy to ans

disturbing to many how well they were able to cut out of their cells, navigate through the bowels of not only the prison but of the cityn of dannemora, pop out of a manhole and not be discovered for some five hours. i think there is a sense that whatever joyce mitchell may have provided them to get out, there may have been more that either she provided them or others provided them to get away as well whether or not she changed her mind and was going to pick them up in the car and then decided not, whether they had some other plan to begin with that's still yet to be determined but i think there's great concern that at the press conference last night, for instance there was no real sign that they had ever actually seen them despite all of the tips all of the information, all of the individuals who believe they had seen these people not one of those is a real bona fide tip. the officials saying that they're not sure that they have ever actually spotted them seen them yet. the strongest thing they have to go on right now is the scent these dogs picked up now several days ago. remember we had a very very heavy rain last ni