alioto performing arts piazza and installation. >> now you get to hear from young andrew right now. >> if we could get the powerpoint, please. >> andrew smothers with the property management division and i'm here to present on the discussion and possible action to approve a request for a temporary art installation in civic center plaza from april 10th through may 3rd. the art gallery of at taiwan is requesting permission to install a exhibition in section with the lpga swinging centers golf tournament. it's a depiction of artwork similar in scope to the proposal this year that was staged in and around the golf course for last year's tournament. the current proposal for this year contemplates 19 vibrantly painted sculptures. the sculptures are not be permitted to be placed on the turf in any way, nor would they impede the egress of the plaza. the department is requiring that the art installation be structurally anchored to wood pedestals. they are stainless steel pilings and protrude outward. in addition, a structural engineering report certifying that the existing concrete slab is ade

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mistakenly hit gas instead of the brake and jeep hit a guardrail, went up snow bank and landed on cars at piazza acura. >> my assistant looked up and said there is something going on over there. i said i think is there a koran top of a car. >> fortunately in one was seriously injured. >>> search is underway tonight for the cause of this three alarm fire in west kensington. chopper three overhead as fire fighters battled those flames in the morning's bitter cold. as "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter tells us the fire shut down septaes a market frankford el. >> reporter: frank looked at the gutted building, now coated with tons of ice, wondering if his business, the one he has operated on this block for the past 14 years had survived the fierce three alarm their broke out around 5:00 a.m., taking more than three hours to control. >> i necessity there is a lot of damage, a lot of damage. >> reporter: fire officials say flames, which forced a rush hour shut down of the market el were particularly hard to fight, because of bitter temperatures, which froze some hydrants and the large size of the

jeep then hit a guardrail went up a snow bank and landed on cars at piazza acura. the driver of the jeep was taken to the hospital. >>> a former marine now faces life without parole after being convicted in the so call american snipper trial. >> late last night a texas jury found eddie way out guilty of gunning down chris kyle and chad littlefield. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us with the very latest on this, good morning. >> reporter: the film american snipper making it big at the box office as the real story played out in court. as you can imagine a lot of interests surrounding this capital murder case and also the verdict which send the former marine for prison for life without parole. after deliberating less than three hours a jury in texas convicted routh of capital murder for shooting chris kyle and chad littlefield at an outdoor shooting range two years ago. two men had taken routh out shooting after his mother asked kyle to help him saying he suffered from post traumatic stress disorder after serving in iraq n a tearful testimony kyle's wi

the jeep then went up a guardrail, then up a snow bank, and landed on some cars at piazza act occur rah. the driver of the jeep had to be taken to the hospital. >>> right now a delaware mom and her little girl are headed home after a harrowing experience. the three-year-old was the subject of an amber alert and was found safe today aft ledly being kidnapped by her father. that girl was found hundreds of mile away from new castle in spencer, massachusetts. natasha brown is in new castle with new information tonight on how police tracked them down. natasha? >> reporter: jessica mother and child should be returning to their delaware home here behind me at some point later tonight. meantime sources tell "eyewitness news" now that surveillance video as well as social media tip from someone in massachusetts helped to lead them to this little girl. >> today is my birthday -- after several hours of worrying about her three-year-old daughter's whereabouts dawn got the best birthday gift she could have imagined. >> i prayed all day to god that i would get her back and he gave me the best birthday

the piazza della signoria has always been the heart of florence with its great sculptured figures manyf which were created in leonardo's time. leonardo walked this square as a young man of fashion who loved wearing flamboyant clothes and wore them well. at first people only recognized him as being verrocchio's apprentice but it was not long before they came to know him as leonardo. the most famous of the statues here, of course, is michelangelo's david. leonardo served on the committee that placed the great statue in the square. the original is now in the academy of art, placed there in order to protect it from air pollution and mindless vandals. here is another painting in the uffizi that shows the unmistakable stamp of leonardo's early work-- the annunciation-- a large panel seven feet long and three feet high painted on a poplar board, as was the custom of the time. the most appealing feature of the painting is the messenger of god, the winged angel. vasari writes that verrocchio stopped painting when he saw the evidence of his young apprentice's ability but that story is not true.

. >> it's piazza volkswagen ofard moore along lancaster avenue at greenfield avenue. have greenfield, ardmore at that intersection there. >> these are new cars. >> than is right next door to i hop. >> there you go exactly. >> ardmore. >> there you see. >> you see blue triangle right-hand corner that's where the i hop is. >> looks look the car hoppedd that's along lancaster avenue there and as jen mentioned it looks like -- for that car to get in -- >> wait a second. >> it's like in the parking lot. so i wonder if all of this happened maybe somebody coming out of i hop -- i don't think this vehicle left lancaster avenue. >> no. >> this is one of those parking lot kind of sdentsz wherein i know jen mentioned they're having trouble moving snow around car dealerships have that problem they have to move snow around. this is all centered in the parking lot of i hop which adjacent to the ardmore of accurate dealership there. >> it doesn't look like it broke through guardrail. where did it come from. >> i wonder if guardrail is what would separate the parking lot from the car

the piazza della signoria has always been the heart of florence with its great sculptured figures, manyof which were created in leonardo's time. leonardo walked this square as a young man of fashion who loved wearing flamboyant clothes and wore them well. at first people only recognized him as being verrocchio's apprentice, but it was not long before they came to know him as leonardo. the most famous of the statues here, of course, is michelangelo's david. leonardo served on the committee that placed the great statue in the square. the original is now in the academy of art, placed there in order to protect it from air pollution and mindless vandals. here is another painting in the uffizi that shows the unmistakable stamp of leonardo's early work-- the annunciation-- a large panel seven feet long and three feet high painted on a poplar board, as was the custom of the time. the most appealing feature of the painting is the messenger of god, the winged angel. vasari writes that verrocchio stopped painting when he saw the evidence of his young apprentice's ability, but that story is not tru

. >> reporter: you cannot blame black ice or slick streets for this unusual crash at piazza acura have of ardmore. >> my assistant looked over and said there is something going on over there. i said i think is there a koran top of a car. >> reporter: it started as a driver was pulling out from the car wash behind the deal are ship. >> shortly after 9:00 a.m. a female driver of this car, launch herself up off the snow bed and ended up on top of three vehicles. she was trapped inside. >> reporter: ardmore fire fighters were at the scene moment later, within 45 minutes they stabilized the vehicle, taken passenger door off and safely removed the driver. handicapped plates were found on the white jeep and a walker was within the car. now challenge becomes how to remove the jeep. >> we don't want to roll role that thing off and jeopardize the compromise the gas tank or anything like that on it. >> reporter: investigators will speak with the driver of the car to the hospital to figure out exactly how the crash happened. >> that white jeep has been carefully removed and now you can see damage

creep then hit a guardrail went up a snow bank and landed on cars at piazza acura. driver of the jeep was taken to an area hospital. >>> life, without parole, that is what a former marine faces after a jury convicts him of killing american snipper author chris kyle and his friend chad little willfield. nicole brewer joins us to pick up more on this story good morning. >> reporter: the oscar nominated film at the box office tragic story played out in the courtroom ending with a guilty verdict for form mare reen eddie way routh. a texas jury quick routh of capitol murder for shooting chris kyle and chad littlefield at an outdoor shooting range two years ago. two men had taken routh to the range after mother asked kyle to help him saying he suffered from post traumatic stress disorder but it was chad's mother who took center stage reacting that routh would spent the rest of his life, behind bars. >> we waited two years for justice for us on behalf of our son, and it is as always, god has proved to be faithful. >> upon hearing the verdict routh showed no reaction in cou

that we have capacity -- the whole world is run by word-of-mouth, heavily since you could go to the piazza in rome. what smartphones have given everybody in the world everybody wants to know what everyone else is thinking. whether it is social media, it is out there. what it does for all of a sister give us the opportunity to listen to that word-of-mouth and respond in real time and make things better to hear what people are thinking on the spot. we even have a technology where -- you have probably heard of a company called foursquare. you could know who is commenting in your restaurant at best moment. and you can intervene. i have gotten messages that say can't believe the bartender is taking 20 minutes to make my drink. and we can actually get right on that and fix that problem and turn it into a rave at that moment. i don't know if answers your question but i do believe that technology is absolutely here to stay and what i meant by my comment is that the more time we spend either behind a computer or using our thumbs on our smartphones, it doesn't obviate the need for a hook. the last t

. >>> you know in over in northern liberty there is a a piazza place called pyt. >> yes, they have great yeah. >> they had their fancy custom made burger. now they are offering a different deal. for $144 you can take advantage of the groupon deal that allows to you get one hamburger with a side of fries, for one year. the deal is actually worth more than $4,000 if you add it all up. >> really. >> $4,000. >> if you eat one every single will day. >> so pyt burger a day for a year offer, expires february 18th, you have to do it. >> you have to buy it by then. >> eat hamburgers all year long for $144. >> could you eat a hamburger a day. >> that is what they are banking on. >> would i go once a week. if i pay $40. >> i wouldn't even go once a week. >> can you bring a friend, pass it to my friend, burger on me. >> hand it off like ill will legal substances. >> yeah, don't let them see you eating this. >> this is mine. >> eat your big hamburger and go work it off by exercising. >> lets get to jen. >> hi, jen. >> mike, my photographer say every time i put on ufc a get a little excited. i got my

have capacity -- the whole world has always run by word-of-mouth, probably since you could go to the piazza in rome. 2000 years ago. what smartphones have given everybody in the world everybody wants to know what everybody else is thinking. whether it is social media, it is out there. and what that does for all of us is everybody else is thinking. it gives us the opportunity to listen to that word-of-mouth and respond in real time and make things better, to hear what people are thinking on the spot. we even have a technology where -- you have probably heard of a company called foursquare. make things better, to hear what and you could know who is commenting in your restaurant at that moment. and you can intervene. i have gotten messages that say, can't believe the bartender is taking 20 minutes to make my drink. and we can actually get right on that and fix that problem and turn it into a rave at that moment. i don't know if answers your question but i do believe that technology is absolutely here to stay and what i meant by my comment was that the more time we spend either behind a compute