we will have new landscape, new curbs, new ramps, new islands to make it safer for everyone in the community. thank you very much. there's my contact information. >> commissioner mendoza. supervisor campos. >> thank you madam chair and it's nice to see all these folks in one way or another have been connected to the school district over the years. thank you very much for your presentation and thank you for recognizing the personal side to the critical work that you do. one question they know that comes up with some of my schools in my district from time to time is the interaction between the shuttles, the so-called tech shuttles and the schools, especially as parents are trying to drop kids off or pick kids up. i am wondering sort of do you have any comments or thoughts about that nerms of whether or not that -- terms of whether or not how the mta deals with those issues? and whether or not that's something that's a recurring problem? i know that for schools like horace mann and that's been an issue. i am just wondering if you could comment on that. thank you. >> thanks. i haven't heard that

new, removable stainless steel at the edges, new curbs along the geary street pathway. that does not include the area where the central subway work is undergoing. the provision of the infill concrete step stones and handrails at geary street pathway, along the planting and sitting areas, the central subway area is not included either. new detection -- handrails adjacent to the path of travel. new improved, lighting and conformed face plate covers. now ada trench covers, guide rails at geary street, garage entry and additional handrails at the stage step pathway. with the assistance of the department of public works the recreation and park received three bids on january 28th. the bid prices including base bid price for all work associated with the site improvement and the lighting work. for trench grade replacement. due to the funding constraints, the staff is recommending award of the base bid work only, since of the three bids received, only one bid -- base bid was below the construction budget of $604,781. in your report, you have a tabulation of the bids received. th

. >> woodruff: china has clamped new curbs on internet users, in a growing censorship campaign. march, the nation's nearly 650 million web users will have to register their real names with service providers, if they blog or use chat rooms. they'll also have to pledge, in writing, not to criticize the country's communist rulers. >> ifill: in taiwan, rescue crews worked late into the night in the capital, taipei, looking for victims of an air disaster that killed at least 26 people. the trans-asia airliner careened out of control today in a crash captured on video. john sparks of independent television news, reports. >> reporter: it seemed to come out of nowhere a regional passenger plane, falling from the sky. it's left wing clipped a taxi on an elevated highway, then shattered on the safety barrier. before plunging into tapei's keelung river below. the crash was followed by confusion and the approaching wail of sirens. and in the water, lying motionless, the white and purple fuselage of the trans-asia turbo-prop. the aircraft, which had just left taipei's city center airport, wa

. >>> in lancaster county a new welcome sign designed to curb crime is sparking controversy. re than a dozen of the new road signs are greeting drivers as not a gun-free zone is what the sign says there. the township supervisor hopes this will deter people from creating crimes but one person who lives there says this is ridiculous. other towns are doing something like that. inevitably there's always someone who says this is a bad idea and other people say this could bring down crime. let's try something different. >> i'm pessimistic that thieves read signs. >> and pay attention to them right. >> but if it works, let's all put up signs. we'll see what happens. thank you, chris. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. and the tractor-trailer there has been uprighted and both lanes are back open on 495 in delaware. that happened in the last few minutes. >>> and bundle up. bitter cold temperatures hit the area but the weekend's warm up is on the way. there's the silver lining. it's chilly this morning. good morning, this is "nbc 10 new

curb. tonight, a new push to get more options and trains moving forward. we have a report live from san francisco. if you do miss that train, you're out of luck. >> reporter: you are. it will cost you, jessica. city leaders tell me thousands of people here in san francisco right now are at work. many of them are working behind the bar here in the mission district. they tell me they would like to take the bus home after work but they don't because service is limited. it's a road block some city leaders are trying to remove. rush hour commuters in san francisco can choose from dozens of buses and trains. >> we don't get out of here until 3:00 a.m. >> for late-night workers, it's a different story. >> i'll either take a cab or another service. >> reporter: she says infrequent and unreliable late-night bus service is costing her. >> from my home to here, it's about $18. >> reporter: and she's not alone. a city analysis says 60,000 late night workers need better transit options. bart and caltrain stop before 1:00 a.m. and bus service is limited. >> i can't reme

. >>> right now a new effort under way to curb the growing threat of cybercriminals. president obama signed a new executive order this afternoon to increase cooperation between the government and private industry. hubs would be created where information on potential threats can be gathered. >> so much of our computer networks and critical infrastructure are in the private sector, which means government cannot do this alone. but the fact is that the private sector can't do it alone either because its government often has the latest information on new threats. >> some tech companies protested today's event over the government collection of personal data. >>> take a look at this. two women actually walked away from this suv after it plummeted 60 feet from a new jersey bridge. police say the women somehow drove off the hackensack river bridge this morning and landed upright. firefighters removed the roof and doors to get the women out, but they have just minor injuries. the suv missed landing in the river by about 40 feet. >>> heading outside and our weather, today is just

government could deny welfare payments to people who are seen as potential threats and curb travel overseas. >>> a new video released by isis is believed to show the group training young kids. we're not showing you that video because it's isis propaganda but in it you could see children standing in formation, chanting, praying and doing exercises. and isis instructor says about 80 of the kids are foreign fighters. >>> also back here at home, the new defense secretary does not think transgender people should be kept from serving their country. ashton carter says the military wants the best people in our country to serve and does not care what their personal lives are like so long as they get the job done. supporters want carter to review regulations preventing transgender service members from serving openly. >>> new warnings about the growing danger of derailments involving trains carrying crude. expect more to come in the years to come. latest federal government report comes in the wake of last week's fiery derailment that forced ,c west virginia. an average of ten per year, the $4 billion in dauu5 it

. >>> facebook is trying to curb suicide rates. the new feature allows friends to flag facebook posts that seem alarming. the facebook will send a message to the suicidal friend with suicide prevention resources. >>> al roker set a record for the long ebroadcast. these students in iowa are trying to beat his record of 41 hours. they started at 3:00 p.m. on tuesday and will go until 10:00 morning. so that's a total of 43 hours. well al who is always a good sport, took to twitter to wish the students good luck. >>> you may think twice before you pick up your next can of soda. a new study found the caramel coloring in many popular soft drinks can increase the chances of cancer. researchers say a chemical that creates artificial color could cause cancer. the study found the ingredient in more than 11 different soft drinks. >> announcer: "early today" brought to you by vagisil, experts in intimate health. >>> time to get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning to you. united airlines are warning pilots to concen

news. >> an out-of-control car jumps a curb and plows through a philadelphia fire station. >> a woman was maced on in the street in the million dollars of the -- middle of the day. she may be one of many victims in attacks. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has

the presidential primary stilley gear away and they are kicking the new jersey governor's to the curbthe story, if it's right, try as he might he might have already missed the big money. we are told he supports jeb bush which tells you all he needs to know. are we to my next guest and so checking of all of the right labels. is that right reign so this is a remarkable thing. >> first of all, it is great to be with you. money is a big deal and i have to tell you that it is a first indicator of success in the race. and so if the fuel runs low, the vehicle comes to a stop. so we have to look closely at the quarterly returns because it's a little bit like stock being reported at the end of the quarter. if it exceeds expectations you go up and if you fall short the market place is part of this. politics is no different. so everyone is going to look at these quarterly returns to see who exceeded expectations but right now it is the invisible primary. neil: they are betting on the smart money and we know what happened. but often times it does protect someone and i'm wondering what that says a

they pull over to the curb somebody gets in. there's new packages.ll see if that gets to the place where you can put someone who goes and gets the food from the restaurant, makes sure the order is accurate, brings it back, delivers it, rings your doorbell. we'll see if that can get there. for now we're going to do it because we can do it really well. and if in time they can do that, of course we'll go with that. >> let's talk about the value proposition for restaurants. as i told you before, i am a grubhub user. love the service. but it's incomplete even here in san francisco. not all restaurants are on the platform. how do you convince restaurants that they're not leaching commission to you guys, and two, that they're not losing the relationship with their customer to an intermediary? >> restaurants want to make money. that's what they're there to do. they want to process orders and they will leverage whatever they can to do that effectively. so what we bring them is a very low risk, very high reward opportunity. we say, bluntly, we only make a dime

news. >> an out-of-control car jumps a curb and plows. >>> into a philadelphia fire house. >> a woman is mailed and robbed in the -- maced and robbed in the middle of the day. >> police are looking for a predator who tried to snatch a child off a street. >> let's go outside to david murphy and karen rogers has your morning commute. >> reporter: we have snow showers on the

news. >> an out-of-control car jumps a curb and plows through a philadelphia fire station. >> a woman was maced on in the street in the million dollars of the -- middle of the day. she may be one of many victims in attacks. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has the morning commute. >> reporter: we have snow showers in chester county pushing into delaware county and getting ready to come into philadelphia. so far in the outlying areas all we've had are flurries. this is enough to put down a coating on some surfaces that haven't been treated. be careful of that as it glides through the morning rush hour. doesn't look like it will be around very long as you look at satellite, there's a transition for partly sunny skies. 25 degrees in philadelphia. 26 in wilmington. 17 in allentown. 19 in reading. 16 degrees in wildwood, new jersey. so everybody needs to bundle up. as we roll through the day, 25 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 28. we'll get up to 31 by 3:00 p.m. the high of 32 i believe will be right in there around 2 or 2:30. skies clearing tonight. if you have plans to go out on the town

new year celebration. these signs between broadway ant sacramento. vendors will be up against the curb candies and everything one needs to celebrate lunar new year. pedestrian safety is a big children. >> if we follow it when it's red and not jaywalk we're going to stay safe. >> there will be extra police officers patrolling chinatown to cut down on crime. >> in day when you get pulled over for speeding, an officer will ask for a smart phone. security and pry vagsy would be built into it. you can get a hard copy of the license. >> there is no such thing as off season if you're a star outfielder for the world champ. fans snapped photos and selfies with pence. >> that is fun. >> we're going to bring an important message that could help convince you kids should get a national shot. >> hackers break into insurance companies. what they got. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommen

new year celebration. these signs between broadway ant sacramento. vendors will be up against the curb candies and everything one needs to celebrate lunar new year. pedestrian safety is a big children. >> if we follow it when it's red and not jaywalk we're going to stay safe. >> there will be extra police officers patrolling chinatown to cut down on crime. >> in day when you get pulled over for speeding, an officer will ask for a smart phone. security and pry vagsy would be built into it. you can get a hard copy of the license. >> there is no such thing as off season if you're a star outfielder for the world champ. fans snapped photos and selfies with pence. >> that is fun. >> we're going to bring an important message that could help convince you kids should get a national shot. >> hackers break into insurance companies. what they got. >>> a powerful voice joined a push to get children vaccinateed against measles. the group released a statement saying vaccines do not cause autism. the organization strong stance is an attempt to debunk the myth linking childhood vaccinations to autism.

come here on al jazeera including germany mounts a public campaign to curb a growing measles outbreak. >>> and u.s. officials approve new rule governing the internet. stay with us. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. a >> sunday, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria. >> campaigning for his release and maintaining hope. >> austin tice is alive. >> find him and get him home. >> a special "talk to al jazeera". sunday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> welcome back. i'm shilly gauche. top stories i.s.i.l. fighters in new york have smashed statues that are thousands of years old. the film is genuine. >>> the u.n. high commissioner for refugees, says syria's war puts the youth of their country a lost generation. >>> and at least 197

curb. jeepers. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight.or all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> after 12 years, "two and a half men" says good-bye tonight but not without charlie sheen picking a fight. >> hear how he is trying to stick it to them now. >> i always wanted to be part of the final episode. >> there will be pain. >> we are on the set and how will the finale compare to this big tv good-bye. >> what was life like after "friends" stopped? >> downward spiral. >> then -- brian williams daughter on her dad's scandal. >> it's been tough. >> and melissa rivers is digging in. she get us some oscar info. straight from the host. >> everybody in the room can hire and fire you. >> never ever thought of that. >> you're welcome. >> plus is this the real beyonce? why the person who posted these shots is getting death threats. >> yeah, it's getting serious. whatever happened to lorenzo lamos?

curb. jeepers. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight.or all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> but there's a catch. tonight no thermometer is needed. it is darn cold outside. the temperatures will be freezing. and thanks for being here, i'm derek mcginty. >> the weather is beyond chilly. it is dangerously cold where it is just painful and schools will be canceling or delaying classes for tomorrow. let's turn here real quick for you and king george and harty county schools will be closed. and prince george's county and fredericks county. >> in the meantime topper shutt is tracking how cold it is going to get and that it will be the decade-old record. perhaps even a century one. and that they will do it. and these are not windchills. we'll factor in the wind as it feels like seven below and five below in frederick. it will feel like it is 18 below in gaithersburg.

curb. jeepers. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all >>> good evening.e have breaking news tonight. we are learning about a horrific kidnapping case in the north bay. a woman held for three weeks and brutally assaulted. our elizabeth cook has details. >> reporter: the details on this one sound like the plot of a horror movie! the 22-year-old woman tells sheriff's deputies the kidnapping occurred three weeks ago in the roseland area of santa rosa. she was taken at gunpoint and held prisoner in a home on the 3000 block of stony point road. now, during that time she says she was beaten and sexually abused. detectives say she has injuries consistent with such an ordeal. what's more, the woman tells a story of a dramatic escape. she broke free when she noticed her captors had left a door open. yesterday, the woman made it out and got help. now, base on the woman's story a s.w.a.t. team was sent to the house today. several people have been detained and detectives are still on scene. we have a crew on the way, as well. we'll have more on the story as it comes i

the government says the measures are aimed at curbing violence. >> the daily news thinks tensions willning late if the bill is passed. >> these days probably turksey polarized at a level that hasn't been seen for a long time and the opponents of the erdawan and the defendants, that's the dividing line and you have a very vicious political rethetoric in the media, in the social media and finally it came to this fight in the parliament. this is unfortunately very bad and this comes in the midst of this new law where the government, of course, is trying to raise the police authority to use live bullets, for example, in the face of public protests and people including me have to worry that this will only escalate the tension more at a time when we need to just decrease the tension. ultimately, if the government wants to pass a bill it has enough seats to pass the bill. only different voices can lead them to rethink this. and one of them was president, former president who called upon his own party comrades yesterday to rethink this bill and the system that erdowan is promoting these days.

curb suicide. president obama signed a bipartisan bill yesterday. this new law is named for a marine who committed suicide in 2011 after serving in iraq and afghanistan. the law provides added support for veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder and other illness. >>> frigid temperatures. they feel colder with that gusty wind. look at the flags on top of the aramark building in center city. the winds in the area have been gusting to 41 miles an hour. right now it's 11 degrees at 4:27. jillian mele is in the first-alert weather center and traffic center. >>> good morning. this is a live look at 95 near girard avenue. our camera just froze, but 95 is looking good in philadelphia. coming up i'll take you to 95 in delaware. >>> plus new at 4:30 a local bar brawl turns into a much bigger crime. what police say happened after this caught on camera fight. >>> put an extra layer on or two. friday is off to a frigid start with the gusty winds making it feel below zero in much of the area. what's ahead for the weekend will only be colder. then snow as w

had to leave the other warriors and we left the guys standing on the curb very upset that they were not chosen to wear the chinese newthese are great. first and foremost is where to get them? >> thanks for asking, bob. >> that was a trick. >> starting right now you can go to warriors.com and preorder these jerseys. the first game is on the 20th against the san antonio spurs. the shop will be full of chinese new year jerseys and if you travel to travel they will be available there too. >> we are g -- going to wear these four times, they are going to be broadcast here and in china. i will again the broadcast with ni how. going to china, you have gone a couple times with the team but you also went on your own. tell me what struck you with the chinese people and the fervent and interest in the nba baseball? >> actually i have been three times. i also went with u.s.a basketball. the mannerism and their appreciation for you to come to their country just to play basketball, i mean, they will give you the world there. just the mannerisms and they make you feel like one of their own and you can't thank them enough. coming to

. >>> new at 6:00 virginia state police have kicked off a campaign to curb aggressive and impaired drivingfocusing efrds in loudon county. over the past few years, there have been serious crashes due to drivers being impaired distracted or following way too close to other cars. all i can say is amazing day and can we please get one more just like it? >> no. not this week at least. >> april or may. our high today was fl 68 degrees in d.c. that tied the old record high set back in 100. at that point, recor. a little different. incompetent think it's more impressive that we set it up. it was beautiful. those of you further north, you had a lot of cloud cover and your temperatures chilly. you were only in the 40s. for the most part just about everybody will be cooler. not only that you want to have the umbrella handy. there could be a few sprinkles overnight tonight. maybe a shower tomorrow morning. but tomorrow afternoon and evening is going to be the best chance of when you're dealing with some rain. so you want to have the umbrella handy. the small umbrella will be fine. we're only talking

it's different -- they pull over to the curb and someone gets in. there are newand we will see if that gets to the place where you can put some of you gets the food from the restaurant, make sure the order is accurate, deliver sure food. for now, we are going to do it because we know we can do it well. if they are able to execute that at scale in a cost-efficient manner, we will go with that. >> that's talk about the value proposition for restaurants. i love the service, but it's not complete. how do you convince restaurants that they are not leaching commission to you guys and they are not losing the relationship with their customer to an intermediary? >> restaurants want to make money. they want to process orders and they will leverage whatever they can to do that effectively. what we bring them is a low risk, high reward opportunity. we say we only make a dime when you make a dollar and then it's up to us to make them more successful. we have them think of their options and delivery boundaries. we give them a tablet to make them more efficient so they can proc

yet the president in his budget includes a new tax, or a fee on banking liability, supposedly designed to curb excessive risk taking. any new tax on banks ultimately finds its way to the consumer. mr. secretary, does the request for this new bank tax or fee, suggest that the president believes that the dodd/frank the law that was passed entirely it seems on party lines, does not pry ample tools for reining in excessive risks? >> senator we think the dodd/frank act is working very well. and has very much reduced the risk in the system. we think the tax proposal we put forward is entirely consistent with the dodd/frank act. it's designed to make it a bit more expensive for firms to be highly leveraged, and that is one of the factors that contributes to risk. i think that if you look at our overall tax proposals, by reducing the corporate tax rate that's going to also have a benefit for financial institutions and other companies. i think if you look on balance, we treat financial institutions quite fairly. >> i will tell you that the seven basis points that you increased it by may mitigate risk,

new york is obviously not the only community grappling with the fallout from cases such as this. last night, we brought you a story about efforts to curb the use of similar lethal force in albuquerque, new mexico. so what are communities doing about it? for more on that, we turn to cornell william brooks, president and ceo of the naacp and richard beary, president of the international association of chiefs of police. thank you both for joining me tonight. months later, after all the discussions of ferguson and staten island, what progress are we making mr. brooks in trying to get to police reform? >> i'm hopeful there is an emerging consent in both our ability to bring about policing reform and a concrete set of policy proposals. so whether it be at the federal level and the racial profiling act, which would tie federal funding to the training of police officers so that they don't engage in racial profiling to the naacp-supported and passage of the death in custody act. up until a little while ago you would ask the common sense question: how many police-involved homicides are there in the country? there's no way to answer that question

new rules governing the internet. and jeremy mounts a public -- germany mounts a public campaign to curb a growing measles outbreak. here in ten years. >> nasa steps in to help protect the future of the planet. >> the tropics regulate our climate. >> "techknow" heads to costa rica to see how one rainforest is fighting back. >> wow! some of these are amazing. >> "techknow's" team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. monday, 5:30 eastern. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. >> sunday, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria. >> campaigning for his release and maintai

the president in his budget includes a new fax, or fee, on banking liabilities supposedly to curb the excess of risk-taking. i believe that any new tax on banks finds its way ultimately to the consumer. does the request for this new bank tax, or fee, suggest that the present -- president believes that dodd frank -- a law pace al passed almost entirely on party lines -- >> we think that dodd frank is working well and has reduced risk in the system. we think the tax code we have but ford is entirely consistent in the dodd frank act. it is designed to make it a little bit more expensive for firms to be highly leverage. i think they've you look at the overall tax proposal, by reducing the corporate tax rate, that will also have a benefit for financial institutions and other companies. if you look on balance, we treat financial institutions quite fairly. >> i would tell you that the seven business points that you increase it by may mitigate risk, but really passes on a greater burden to the consumer. that makes it even more difficult for small business owners tos. i would say that 20% rate

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