treated kids and seen first hand the defendant stating effect on the neurological development live oak it is expanding the way it is expanding it's adding a class in kindergarten and then first grade and second grade interests an expansion of the kindergartener and especially will be double over the next 7 to 8 years therefore an increased density of kids vulnerable to the toxicity of lead in particular, the eir skims over the issue didn't mention that specifically i support the reduced density plan but billy will love for more detailed impact on children not only live oak but specifically too what is going to be done during the construction to contain any type of toxicity as well as taking care of soil an excavation i know myself i incurred a 15 thousand there's bill for lead mark farrell from tracking it in from the backyard so it's important on potrero hill where homes have had trucks through there and toxic materials in that space love for the commissioners to consider that. >> i'll call for names (calling names). >> hi, i'm scott the director operations at the live oaks school lik

. >> hi my name is sarah i'm the apartment of a first time grader at live oak class of 2022 i used to work in city government with projects similar to this and teach a class i spend a lot of time in the neighborhood i am concerned about the long periods of construction i'm worried about the safety of our families and the traffic from an air quality our kids spend a lot of time here as well as at home the ability to have our kids philosophize twield see that happy in the summary please consider that live oak has begun a major project that will double the school this is relevant first traffic and come back and double our naubz and second whether jackson park facilities are sufficient for the dents site of our neighborhood they have pe there i'm confident their slooigsz solutions that what work for everyone in addition to the items i'd like to to understand we're working with the developer trying to have community space we need our help we'll not be able to remain the only school with a full-size give him we want to open the second passage this will provide a buffer during construction a

i'm steve sacking a 15 year resident of potrero hill i live near and my child goes to live oaks school and my business is also in potrero hill i'm got firmer roots the main concerns i have with this project are the inadequatecy of the study of traffic something you're hearing a bit of i think that the study needs to be done during the morning rush hour times i've lived by 18th and mississippi that intersection that was earlier shown and that is typical traffic for that area it's a huge problem and being studied by this commission as well we need to be aware of the fact that children are going to be crossing the streets alu at all hours of the day i think that certain mitigation measures need to be take into account i think another major conditioner is jackson county park my children use that it is going to be severely impacted by the shadow that is going to be cast 40 percent shadow on this park and 25 percent during summer most this was not mentioned in the draft eir arrest not only is the smood going to have an impact but the use of residents on the park is going to have a significan

parents live in the burr no heights i have a younger daughter i want my daughter to return to live oak live oak is a very special plays in a special area an area rich in educational resources this eir conducted a traffic study which did not account for 3 schools when are win the block and -- excuse-me. commissioner johnson doesn't account for kip on 18th street so the real problem is this shows why doing a traffic study is important we have city hall's which are two blocks from the air pollutant exposure zones this is an area we need to insure our children's air quality is inaccurately measured and we've enforced all those pedestrian because they did that too late in the day and in june and july when the schools were not in session 0 both the public and private schools. from those estimates are pedestrians at risk and the traffic and the circling for parking i i cannot understand how you make those decisions for public safety and children on a fundamentally flawed data you need to do new counts and rise the air quality if you were trying to count songbirds in the middle of winter don't

rec and park and host days to service the playground and the field spaces we buy at local stores live oak has collaborative relationship with the folks in the neighborhood and serve as potrero hill only middle school because of the generosity of our community our kindergarten through 8 grade is socially to is a diverse county we have to prioritize extraordinarily environment as we develop our city live okay has spent a lot of time thinking about this and given hopes for the development you've heard from our families as is currently proposed the 16701 project will place suppress have on the recreational facilities and public campus pubically on space need to be part of the environmental impact report in an additional study thank you for your time we'll photocopy with other comments. >> thank you. next speaker. and. >> thank you commissioners for listening to me my name is mark i live with an one block of 1601 mariposa actually 5 hundred feet this is concerns for our community my role is the pass take care i'm a minister and many of my pawar riches live in potrero hill you've heard why the

to paid attention we're vp a hard time keeping with the status i'm grateful to the friends at live oak an important partner our friends at rec and park grateful to see the partners come forward because of the shadowing effect at&t's and i'm the public safety advocate i didn't know you could shut down a project that's wonderful only the shadowing in one of 3 parks is extremely important to our neighborhood i've got 25 seconds oh, i'm done anyway. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is holly friedman i live on arkansas street a half a block away from the proposed development i'm here to talk about the deficiencies in the draft eir and urge the commission to take action to support in group assembled here to build a better community we're working hard to do that we need our support so peppering i commute everyday by public transportation i'm a pedestrian address commuter and bicyclist i'm here to talk about traffic you've heard a lot about the poor timing of the draft eir the poor timing is a reflection of the developers rush to justify to not do dmruns on

"action news" reporter chad pradelli, is live on oak street tonight. what about injuries and damage? >> >> reporter: jim nobody was injured because of the sliding fire truck but there is the damage the truck slammed into the doorway, that is where the damage is confined. 2 by 4s are propping it up and now the woman that lives in that apartment has to fine new shelter. >> the fire truck was unmanned and sliding down oak street and traveling more than 100 feet it hit this green vehicle and smashed into this house. >> we will to hurry up and run we ran down the street to get out of the way. >> sonia lives in the first floor unit. she wasn't home but the man on the first floor was. >> i see everything coming and then boom. >> the fire department responded to a nine vehicle accident on oaks fire chief anthony good witch its had been parked somewhere else. he tells "action news" off camera it's fortunate the fire truck only hurt one car and nobody was seriously hurt. the affected drivers want to know why the road was not treated. >> this is a bad street for

. >>> a reprieve for an historic oak tree.ted a sad story because the tree is a bit of a treasure. abc7 news reporter wayne friedman joins us live. wayne? >> reporter: live in front of the jack london tree. there it is behind me, majestic, isn't it? last time we were here last year, we thought that by now this tree would be gone. it isn't just any oak tree and not only for the sake of its 350 years. >> it's called the witness tree. it's seen so much history. >> reporter: though the five years it shared with this man who lived in this house made the tree a treasure. >> he was the first american writer to make $1 million. >> reporter: jack london, his home in sonoma county. here's the study in which he wrote ten of his 60 books and plays. it's preserved. the tree a part of all that. no one knows for certain but the thought is that jack london would sit in this office, gaze out that window look at that tree and be inspired. >> i would have been inspired if i was jack london with this tree in my back yard. >> reporter: lately the

police are blocking ashbourne road and oak lane road. we do know water is on for everyone in that area. but they may have some low water pressure they're waking up to this morning. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we've been seeing ice on that scene. it's even colder than yesterday. the temperatures are still falling right now and will even just after sunrise. usually the coldest time of day. we're tracking some snow that will wait until this evening. and following the snow it gets colder colder as we go into the weekend. right now, ten degrees in doylestown. philadelphia is at 22 but cape may has dropped to 19. look how clear it is in the mountains. this is the view from camelback. it has dropped to near zero in some of the higher elevations of the mountains. nothing falling from the sky yet. but this evening, i expect to see some light snowfall. the clouds are to our west. and so is the snow. wet weather entering the ohio valley. you can see some light snow into michigan. it's going to be a fas

you have drivers speeding down oak and then you have a green light to turn onto octavia and in order to cross you have to press the button and wait and the arrows turn red and the people don't stop. >> yeah. >> and i mean i've seen people screaming at each other i've been almost hit so many times on that intersection. it's exciting but it's also -- you have to be on your game to cross that street at that corner. >> yeah. i used to live there so i know exactly what you are talking about and and i think one of the things we'll do as part of vision zero engineering is reassess the areas we've identified as hot spots to see what's the issue there. we have had significant issues on market and octavia all the way to oak and fell so we'll look at all of those intersections and figure out if it's an engineering fix what is the type of fix we need to do? and that's part of the mix that step and we need more -- we'd love to have more -- i know we have john on our task force but anything you experience as a citizen it's best to let us know we don't know everything but if we can hear from you in

let's go outside live, this is 422 approaching oaks. eastbound traffic jammed from approaching oaks to 23, dave. >> reporter: karen, the icy conditions with the water main break no surprise, temperatures in the teens and 20s. some of the northern and western suburbs in the single digits. the high will be 35 degrees that's well below the average high. we have light snow after the rush hour is complete. a coating to an inch on the way in the immediate region. one to two in the north. >> we'll be back on the air tomorrow morning. let you know about any slick spots. "g.m.a." is next, for david murphy, tamala edwards, karen rogers, i'm matt o'donnell. we hope you have a good thursday! # i was not aware of how much acidity was in my diet. i was so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to hel

>>george: you're able to learn the actual break in the didnt will that be on oak street or on in bakerang on just a second the red flashing light right there that is where the water crews situated to break is just a fun of that truck somewhere in that area behind the cars here passenger luxury all that is all posted on baker so it will have a significant traffic this >>george: again the location here at out and baker another hot spot for you're ride in the south bay 17 southbound on line shut down a similar they're an accident at the bay bridge where backed up westbound and to the macarthur maze were looking at 26 minute drive times as we move closer to 7:00 look at what happened here on the san mateo bridge almost like clockwork come into a standstill pushing the july time of over 26 to 29 minutes for you're ride on 101 and the golden gate bridge the volume is up with this these are still holding reasonably well and over and richmond the westbound ride leading to more recounted started to back up the toll plaza in getting sluggish at the west end of the 580 ride. >> james: our jobs ba

believe are working to shut off the valve and stop the water flow this is here at the intersection of oak and victor st. the main artery here will make their way into the city this morning to see a lot water the bus will make its way through the crews are on the scene perhaps not coincidentally they're out here and we got what price about prepared in the morning and then 5:00 in a its pipe burst although the one of the acting would is digging into the ground first the part they're broke into the old shed that is the main artery this morning traffic is going to the backed up into the foreseeable future dickensian their discard all this work this morning. >>george: your alternates there will be paid you might want to consider using gary even as far the to nor is much larger arterial and handle more traffic than pastry can getting back to our other issues mission street still closed and san francisco between 20th and 23rd a big rig accident near berkeley westbound interstate 80 at gilman tying up the ride down east or freeway and a very serious press is about here on 6580 at keller involving

i was like oak, i'll kick your butt. -- oak, i'll kick your butt. >> -- okay, i'll kick my butt. >> i walked past the edit bay and i said something happened. dave was talking about a sandwich and i was going to kick someone's butt and i moved away. >> omar mohammed, our producer, work over all this and lip synced that. he was incredible. >> well played. >> pretty good. >> don't mess thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. >> wusa9 news is sponsored this part by nissan. >> that's it for us tonight. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank

escuela primaria fair oaks 28:55 nada mas que unos golpes en una pierna yo creo 28:58 aunque no sufrioerviosos a los padres de familia del plantel donde estudian 350 ninos 99 por ciento de ellos, latinos. alma valdes/madre de familia 1;20 porque esta muy cerca de la escuela, me pone como la piel chinita de que sea un nino 1:30 gonzalo rangel/tiene 2 ninos en la escuela 9:31 muy malo porque a lo mejor pienso que sea uno mio y esta carajo muy feo 9:35 el director del plantel dijo que mejorar la seguridad en los alrededores es una de sus prioridades y que de forma coincidencialmanana un grupo de funcionarios del plantel tiene programado asistir a un taller al respecto... y si que hace falta dijeron algunos padres. 2:13 peligroso porque a veces aqui los carros pasan como que si fueran autopista 2;18 2;25 quizas por eso no alcanzan a frenar y se los alcanzan a llevar 2;28 8:02 no es segura esta calle aunque hay alguna senalizacion dicen no es suficiente. 9:20 no porque esta uno alla y otro aca, muy cerquita de la escuela tiene que ser mas lejos de la escuela 9:25 2:34 a veces me toca parque

not just in red oak, but across the country. we see our neighbors agonize over stagnant wages and lost jobs. we see the hurt caused by canceled healthcare plans and higher monthly insurance bills. we see too many moms and dads put their own dreams on hold while growing more fearful about the kind of future they'll be able to leave to their children. americans have been hurting, but when we demanded solutions, too often washington responded with the same stale mindset that led to failed policies like obamacare. it's a mindset that gave us political talking points, not serious solutions. that's why the new republican majority you elected started by reforming congress to make it function again. and now, we're working hard to pass the kind of serious job-creation ideas you deserve. one you've probably heard about is the keystone jobs bill. president obama has been delaying this bipartisan infrastructure project for years, even though many members of his party, unions, and a strong majority of americans support it. the president's ow

fuller killed stacy in their home in oak ridge and set the home -- in oak ridge, maryland and set that home on fire. nearly a week after the metro smoke incident, metro is apologizing to riders today. smoke filled the sta nearby train tunnel. we shared part of metro statement last night. >> in this full-page ad in sunday's washington post, they apologized to the family of carol glover. we will redouble our efforts to learn from this. >> you need more than this. an apology, but you need action. >> they give their absolute commitment to provide a full accounting of what happened on that day, from the cause of the smoke to the emergency response. >> an apology is the least that metro can do. what happened? >> a lot of people, it is their only means transportation. >> many are shaking their heads after a preliminary report confirmed firefighters struggled to communicate by radio. >> i cannot believe we have these kinds of problems. >> the 37 page report includes an e-mail chain showing fire officials contacting officials. four days before the incident. >> i believe we all deserve [inaudibl

that old oak has been a big part of it.k at that tree and be inspired . >> i would have been inspired. >> which makes a worry for archaeologist archaeologist now after study park director has some hope. >> there is one that is fiv e years, it's a bonus. >> five of those were with jack london. from an acorn they have this. the park will plant it nearby. >> the bridge this tree carries dna. >> that is a tribute. a living one for future generations. >> spencer christian is here with the latest. >> here is how things look right now. we've got areas of fog that will be spilling through the straight and delta tonight. tomorrow look for sunny skies in the northern two thirds of the state. by the end of the week quite a warm day coming our way. high temperatures low to mid-70s from coast to inland and will probably and possibly have regard highs. >> we'll find out if warriors are heading up the court tonight? >> you don't have to ask. >> i know. it's a given. >> they do. a rookie makes his nba debut. >>> good evening. a matinee on

it's causing some slows as you drive on oak.ht want to think about using another way to get down to the central freeway onramps. 8:02. back to the desk. >>> all right. thank you, sal. we begin with continuing coverage of a large fire in san francisco that killed one man and left dozens of people without a home. the fire started more than 13 hours alone in a three-story building in the heart of the city's miss district. alex savidge is live at the scene where this morning, you learned about a dog's amazing tale of survival. good morning, alex. >> reporter: yeah, tori. good morning to you. a nice story emerging. firefighters very early this morning. they were going through this building and putting out hot spots up on the third floor when they found a small chihuahua curled up inside one of the rooms. they were able to rescue the dog, take care of the dog. it's doing well. it was reunited with the owner. somehow the chihuahua managed to survive the huge fire here last night. the fire started on the third floor of this building whi

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the sealceiling you would believe that's hand kofsh carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop

is still out there we have a water main break traveling in montgomery county at be ash born road and oak lane. your best alternate is tookany creek parkway and be careful there, that gets icy and dicey if you will. we have a water main break in new jersey at mount evefram avenue between ferry avenue and collins. northbound lanes alternating until 8:00 a.m. erika. >>> police in montgomery county charge a mother with stealing with their own children's cub and girl scout troops. twenty-seven year-old heather lynn bellford is accused of stealing more than $10,000 from, cub scout pack 27 and girl scout troop 7343 in oaks. police say that she used that money, raised by the kid for supplies to buy make up and other expensive items. >> we worked really, really hard for the the money. >> instead of a lesson on responsibility or honesty unfortunately these kids have learned a lesson on distrust. >> other packs have made donations to help the groups finish the the year. the children say they are determined to raise that money once again. >>> your time is 5:37, in business news this morning the the

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is at the upper providence police department in oaks with new details we've learned tonight. diana. >> reporter: 28-year-old heather belford is charged with stealing more than $10,000 from her son and daughter's cub scout pack 27 and girl scout troop 7343 in oaks montgomery county. >> there was not only no money left but the accounts had been overdrawn report rt in august when belford was in charge of buying items for her son's pack meetings instead police say is he was using their debit card on make one yup and other expensive things for her sell. making withdrawals of $500 at a time. draining their account of three thus season dollars money the boys had earned for outings and activity. >> rework really really hard for the money. >> we had no money for any of the programs for the kids and that was the thing that bothered us the most is it wasn't money that parents had donateed it was money that the kids had actually gone out and earned. >> reporter: investigators say this isn't the first time. in the months prior belford had taken more than $7,

move our way into the langhorne area, we have an accident situation at the intersection of big oak road and oxford valley road f this is where you are headed i would suggest just really avoid t and also, maybe you are head today wing bowl this morning, 5:00 o'clock, doors are open, they open the parking lot at 4:00. can you not get in without a ticket. so if you are planning to head to wing bowl in south philadelphia, it starts at 6:00 a.m. i would anticipate volume in that area. generally speaking, i would imagine it is going to be a little hectic. take a look at the speed censors, still great not only in pa where the average speed is about 55 miles per hour, it is in delaware, it is in new jersey, and you just have a loft good news. traveling mass transit and the airport all good to go. erika? >> all right vittoria, thank you. new this morning investigators trying to figure out what caused this massive fire that ripped through a public works garage in new jersey. these pictures capture the fireball shooting out of the edison township dpw building late last night. no one was inside the

that old oak has been a big part of it.ught is that jack london would look at that tree and be inspired . >> i would have been inspired. >> which makes a worry for archaeologist archaeologist now after study park director has some hope. >> there is one that is five years, it's a bonus. >> five of those were with jack london. from an acorn they have this. the park will plant it nearby. >> the bridge this tree carries dna. >> that is a tribute. a living one for future generations. >> spencer christian is here with the latest. >> here is how things look right now. we've got areas of fog that will be spilling through the straight and delta tonight. tomorrow look for sunny skies in the northern two thirds of the state. by the end of the week quite a warm day coming our way. high temperatures low to mid-70s from coast to inland and will probably and possibly have regard highs. >> we'll find out if warriors are heading up the court tonight? >> you don't have to ask. >> i know. it's a given. >> they do. a rookie makes his nba debut

low 70s oak lnldz. warm temperatures in the norment bay. nysday at the beaches.e is the seven-day along the bay. apfew drops possible for tuesday. clearic out wednesday and mostly sunny for the rest of the week. >>> it appearsathizeflate gate is not going away. the coach is depending the way the team prepathize balls. he spoke out saying that the team earned their soup were bowl spot fairly. >> i can tell you from all the football that i've handle, i can't tell the difference if there is one pound difference or half a pound difference in any of the fool balls. at no time, was there any intent whatsoever, to try to compromise the integrity of the game or gain an advantage. quite the opposite. we feel we followed the rules of the game to the letter. >> nflsic investigating why 11 of 12-foot balls used by the team were not properly imitated. belichick could not provide answers but explained how other things such as temperature could have affecteded the pressure in the football. >>> earlier this week isis post td another hostage video online, put ag-friday deadline o

involved in a nine car accident and this is where it ended up and that truck slipped and slid down oak street sending the same people they were assisting for their lives. chad pradelli is live in delaware with the dramatic details on this one. >> reporter: hey how are you doing, this happened at 9:00 this morning, that is the home where the fire truck slammed into the front door and you can see the front entry way propped up by 2 by 4's and the fire truck was parked 30 feet up the road in the roadway and then it began to slide. the fire truck slid into the green car and slammed into the front door, several people involved in an earlier accident had to run on foot to avoid the massive piece of metal to avoid it. >> we had to run we just moved a couple of cars out of way, we seen it coming. >> there was a total of seven cars involved and then the fire truck came down the hill. >> the fire department said the truck just slid down the top of the hill and oak street is one steep road, fire commissioner anthony wood did not make anyone available on camera he says though were fortunate nobody

even for a smaller company like oak street. >> making leather is a craft.here's a lot more steps than most people realize. >> reporter: with the leather sourced in america, george started working on his designs. many of them a riff on the classic boat shoe. the key element in his version, hand-sown seams. he went searching for a place to assemble a small con tingant of sewers pap few craft people with that unique skill was maine. once one of the state's biggest employer, the shoe industry has all but disappeared there with the work being done cheaper overseas. adam sutton's factory from bangor is one of only four left in the entire state whrchlts george contacted me and wanted to come and see the factory, he sort of fell in love with what we were doing, and then he started to tell me his story and getting back to the whole, hey, i want to make product in america. >> reporter: the timing was perfect. sunt's factory was not going to make it without an influx of work for its highly skilled hand sewers and crafts people with the all-american high-quality supply

plenty of horsepower on display this weekend at the expo center in oaks.ld is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressure. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, prostate or bladder problems, or problems passing urine as anoro may make these problems worse. call your doctor right away if you have worsened breathing chest pain, swelling of your mouth or tongue, problems urinating or eye problems including vision changes or eye pain while taking anoro. noth

we have a couple of issues out there, we're following big oak road at oxford valley road an accident involving a deer. be careful as you head out this early hour. david is talking about snow showers to the northwest and along the coast matt. >> carbon monoxide seeped into a couple of montgomery businesses overnight. fire crews were called to swede street in norristown. they detected high leaves of carbon monoxide and determined that the leak started as an underground fire at a streetlight. main street was closed as cruise ventilated the business. nobody got sick. >>> authorities in western pennsylvania say they have solved a cold case. police arrested lloyd groves yesterday. prosecutors say he killed his colleague, turned lover kathy heckle. she disappeared in 1991. her body is still missing. the state attorney general took over the case in 2013. groves did not have an alibi for the time of her disappearance. >>> vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia to speak at a house democratic caucus retreat. president obama spoke at yesterday's session. local democrats are showing phi

that the 1-month-old was mauled by ferrets and an 11-month-old girl was killed in a car crash on east oak lane. but the big story on "action news" this noon is a nor'easter bringing snow and rain to our area. lets look outside at sky 6 hd in center city. dry conditions now but that will change by this evening and we'll wake up for a wintery mess tomorrow just in time for the weekend. so what is expect and how much. we have live team coverage with eva pilgram, she has the latest on how the folks are preparing for snow but lets begin with meteorologist, melissa magee live at the big board with the latest. >> reporter: hi there rick we are tracking the precipitation that moves in later tonight and in time for the start of our weekend and ahead of that precipitation we have temperatures in the 30s and lower 40s and 41 in philadelphia and 33 in allentown and 38 in wilmington and along the coast in wildwood coming in at 39 degrees, later on tonight the conditions drop and temperatures drop and that leads to the wintry precipitation we are tracking. the national weather service posted the adviso

we see snow breaking out around richmond and more snow out in roan oak. the critical hours 4 a.m. to noon. the snow is still south of charlottesville but creeping northeastward. roads will become slick quickly. not a big storm, but impactful. . >>> the area road crews are already urging drivers to monitor the weather conditions for tomorrow morning and think about delaying the travel to work if necessary. >> yeah. but if you have to get out in this wintry weather take it slow and take extra time. vdot has 700 trucks on the road tomorrow morning. crews were out pretreating the roads in trouble spots and the capital beltway interchange at route one. >> maryland, the road crews were out pretreating the roads with salt brine today. the state highway administration says trucks will be out treating the roads with salt to give traction. >>> dc snow team have been treating roads to reduce the chance of freezing and we will be up early tomorrow as well. wusa 9 news starts at 4 a.m. with the latest traffic and weather conditions. you can monitor all of this on our mobile app. it is free fro

the schuylkill expressway eastbound into the vine, 22 minutes, heavy trip oaks into 202.>> philadelphia police have charged the alleged triggerman in the murder of limo driver. investigators say that alone so dillguard and two others from yeadon plot today rob a driver. they randomly chose this man of the la premiere car company. he was shot yesterday during a confrontation at his car in cobbs creek. police released second person they questioned without charging him police have a reportedly identified a third man and now looking for him. the victim's fiancee saw it happen, but was not hurt. >>> it took place the 6100 block every bayton street the dawn a after christmas, two of those men were armed. investigators say they got away with $2,300.02 sell phones cigarettes, anyone with information is asked to call northwest detectives. >> more surveillance video here, authorities hope you can id the two people right there. philly police say that they attack two men walking on 12th street last month in washington square. one victim knock unconscious and treated forehead trauma a

we are talking about a massive area in hayes valley roped off from oak street to page.in at 10:00. all four victims, all men, were all dead. they have no suspects at this time. they are saying this will take hours to figure out what exactly happened. they are waiting on csi. there are still lots of people trying to get into their neighborhood. they are blocked off by crime scene tape and are wondering what exactly is going on down here. the calls came in around 10:00 when ss pd arrived on scene. they found four men dead from gunshot wounds. i was told by a neighbor that they heard at least 15 shots around 10:00, and then they heard police racing at street. of very large crime scene from octavia all the way to buchanan , oak all the way to page. >> andria, witnesses told you you heard shots -- they heard shots, any other clues to tell why this happened or who is responsible? >> san francisco police are being very tightlipped. neighbors say they just heard about 12 to 15 shots and then heard san francisco police raise up the street. since then the, --, the crime scene tap

we have a water main break in cheltenham in the cheltenham area ash born road at oak lane, a the water main break. would i a avoid this area at all cost and for your convenience we have two alternate options tookany creek parkway and cheltenham avenue f you take the the the creek, be careful because that road is windy. i travel on that myself. erika. >>> more breaking news and, north philadelphia. >> it swept in the home and there was gunfire, inside of the vehicle it the looks like. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is on the scene to explain it to us, jan? >> reporter: ukee and erika, oddly enough, philadelphia police didn't even realize this was a double shooting and deadly shooting at first there, was a man badly injured in the front passenger seat there bleeding from the head and there was another man outside of the car bleeding as well but he was conscious and talking to police and neff said there was a shooting or that they were both hit. just before 1:00 police responded to a car accident in olney this minivan with five men inside crashed in the home at corner of american

this is near fair oaks elementary school in unincorporated redwood city. the child's parents refused an ambulance and took the child to a hospital themselves. the injuries are not considered serious. the chp is investigating. >>> law enforcement agencies are putting pressure on groogle to remove -- google to removal a feature on their app. the waze app. it's been used by thousands of drivers every day. but law enforcement wants them to remove the feature that aleashts drivers when police are nearby. they say the feature puts officers in danger. there are no known connections between attacks on police and the waz e -- on the waze attack. >>> hundreds of people who were at a dave and buster's at milpitas could have been exposed. this was at a costco store in gilroy. there are signs warning shoppers there may have been exposed to the disease after someone with measles shopped theard between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. santa clara county health officials are retracing that infected person's steps. they are warning people who may have been at the businesses on sunday to

oak o oak city-- that he will come back home and play for the was.ght and let's ask his mom. >> you know fans around here and basketball fans want to see kevin come home summer 2016. what are your thoughts and what do you think that he will decide? >> wouchb the things is that he is focused on the season that he is in. he is the talk and we all hear it but he does not allow himself to be overly with that because the time is not now for him to make the decision. right now he is just focused on this year. they're trying to focus on getting to the playoffs now. >> yeah a great answer and a role model to kevin. i bet that she knows the answer. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a f

lieutenant craig was killed on december 9th fighting a basement fire in west oak lane. she was the first female firefighter in philadelphia killed in the line of duty. "action news" reporter vernon odom is now live. vernon you're at the fire administration building in spring garden. emotions still raw in the wake of her death and a lot of questions still to be answered. >> reporter: many questions still unanswered tonight jim and we don't know when they will be answered by the fire department. more on that shortly. but first philadelphia officially wrapped up its 30 day mourning period over the death of firefighter joyce craig. during a moving tribute to fallen philadelphia firefighter joyce craig, mayor michael nutter presented her family with the official flag of philadelphia. she was killed in the line of duty on december 9th while helping battle a blaze in a west oak lane row house. her brother spoke for the family today. >> everybody who knows what joyce did or knew joyce know she smiled a lot. she loved to laugh. you know, she loved to enjoy life. >> as one of a s

this happened in the 1100 block of oak street northeast. sam ford is live there at this noon with what we know right now. sam? >> we are in the 1100 block and firefighters are still on the scene. residents described a frightening situation and two elderly people are grateful to be alive. firefighters arrived to find the four unit building fully engulfed. they said it was an extremely difficult fire because the place was so full of junk they had trouble maneuvering around it and the junk continued to see the flames and smoke. one firefighter was overcome and had to be taken to the hospital before firefighters arrived, a man visiting his sister that he heard people inside the building screaming for help. larry watson that man said he ran into the building and rescued two elderly people. a woman and her son. >> they were on like the top of the steps. on the top of the steps like it was coming out of one their apartments. that's all i could see was smoke. and when i got her, picked her up, he was holding on the back of my shirt. and that's all

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world.loors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the sealceiling you would believe that's hand kofsh carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> finance committee i'm commissioner cohen the chair of the committee. to high left is tang and to my right, wiener and farrell. i would like to think charles and jesse for their help in presenting this committee hearing. the clerk of the committee is steve staymous. and mr. clerk, call

. >> a gas leak cents several families from their home in west oak lane. >> crews overseas have a tough job ahead as they figure out how to get it car ferry up right again. >> jeff skversky has the latest on nfl playoff picture in sports when "action news" comes right back. papa:sometimes, in football, you go for 2. sometimes, in pizza, you get 2 without even trying. get a large one topping pizza free when you purchase a large pizza. order now at papajohns.com. papa:better ingredients joe:better pizza. peyton:better football papa:papa john's. >> a philadelphia police officer was bitten by a dog this afternoon in the fairmont section. several officers were dispatched top 30 and girard by residents that said several dogs were attacking people. when officers arrived they were attacked by several dogs. the officers shot and killed one dog to stop it and another captured. a neighbor said it was frightening situation. >> i parked my car there and seen the two dogs cross the street. therapy came over here and seen the owner sitting in his car and had been bitten by his own dogs. >> an investig

the wallace genetic foundation the oak foundation. the e. rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation and the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary" first, a new strategy for prolife activists? then, involved dads get a boost but involved moms lag behind. behind the headlines: the fourth world conference on women twenty years later. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary", a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, legal wrangling over abortion a federal appeals court heard arguments this week about a hotly contested texas law that could be the new frontier for the abortion rights debate. the law mandates a strict set of building codes for clinics requiring upgrades that could cost millions. pro-life proponents say they're necessary to ensure the safety of women. but pro-choice groups say the clinics do not need the upgrades, can't afford to comply and will close. abortion rights groups claim their opponents are using an underhanded strategy to close clinics and limit access by pretending the

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