at the time, the city gave a package to the poa, which the president of the poa said at the time, this is the most lucrative package in the country. what did we get in return? father smith just went through some of the scenarios we went through. i don't have to go through it again. we ha this police department in the life of the last contract took several steps backwards, not forwards. we're now in a position, thankfully, where we do have the cops reform on the table. two years ago last thursday, the mayor put out a press release, even before the cops report, announcing some of the changes. these sweeping changes will need all of us, advocates, city officials, police officers alike. we've all been working together, except the poa. when the cops report came out in october 2016, the mayor, mayor lee, put out an announcement, saying the police department will accept and implement every single recommendation. his words. and part of that statement says he's directing the leadership of the police commission to implement those forms as soon as possible. it is two years later. we don't have th

. >> poa penn hosting harvard. penn leading 74-71 sole possession of first place. >> lasalle beats forum, drexel finale against wilmington, they run out of gas. drexel can't stop it. they lose 83-82. they drop five of six. you saw the eagle parade on broad street. today coach pederson gets a parade of his own. it's doug pederson day in norris town nn new jersey. he's honored in his hometown. >> this is where the kids go to school and my wife shops and gets gas. it means more because it's your hometown now. it's great to see the support outside. >> doug is trying to move on. 2018 they have a lot of work to get to in the offseason. when you have scenes like that, you get caught up in the moment. >> hope for many doug pederson days to come. these folks in the cold water for wildwood beach. the 2018 fallen hero polar bear plunge. all proceeds from the event and the after party benefit families of fallen soldiers and mrsa awareness. >> much more to come. democrats issue a memo disputing republic claims that top law enfo

if you look at the atlantic city airport, trenton, allentown and the poa poconos, visibility dow. use low beams. the high beams make it harder to see. this is a tip you have to use much of the weekend. temperaturtemperaturewise, we a. the high 43. now 44. the poconos, 43-degrees. cape may 42. wilmington, 44 with wind out of the southwest. it's not going to be a cold weekend. temperatures in the 50s, 60 sunday. it's damp for part of the weekend. satellite and radar showing a void over the ohio valley moving in overnight. another low pressure bringing heavy rain, steady rain saturday night into sunday morning. tomorrow morning at 9:00, lots of clouds and scattered showers. 3:00, the steadier rain moving in from the west. it's wet saturday night. sunday morning the heaviest rain moving in at 8:00. this line is sweeping through. it moves through quickly by 4:00, brightening in the skies. lehigh valley, poconos in the 40s. parts of south jersey and delaware could be up near 70-degrees. it's all about location. as far as rainfall, we are looking at a good soaking, half inch to inch of r

of air ahead of the cold front. 55 in philadelphia, 65 in dover this time tonight, allentown, 55 and poa poconos, 54. here is the moisture with the cold front. hisser half of the day is on the damp side. not heavy as tonight in philadelphia, but by 7:00, we have rain around temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. a warm start to the day. rain around lunchtime. by the evening commute, we dry out, temperatures drop to the 40s, down into the 20s on saturday morning. future tracker showing saturday night the moisture moves in with a quick snow around 7:00. snow across the viewing area, rain along the coast. this system pulling in warmer air. the rain/snow line northwest. right now, near philadelphia by 11:00. the system is moving out of here. it's pretty much done, well before daybreak moving out by 4:00 in the morning. expected snow fall all depending on your location. central delaware, nothing at all. interior south jersey toward new castle county, a coating to quarter inch. the i-95 corridor, including philadelphia one to three inches. north suburbs, landsdale, three to six inches where it'

we got a statement from the poa saying this is an incident that weighs heavily on the department. he is pushing for the da to have that driver face attempted murder charges.>>> over to hayward where a sheriff's deputy was also injured by a fleeing suspect that remains on the run. >> the deputy was "rammed and dragged" around 9:30 am this morning near 8th street and arbor avenue. paul chambers is life and tells us that deputy fired shots into the vehicle's windshield but the man escaped. >> reporter: heather and christine, the deputy is at home on paid administrative leave which is standard. we are more than 6 hours into the situation and the cruisers are still out here, working the scene and checking it out to make sure everything is okay. they are still looking for a man that attempted to kill one of the deputies twice.>> we need to talk to this man and we need to catch him. >> reporter: with dogs at the ready it was an all out search. you can see the sheriff's deputies, chp and hayward police searching for a man that took the -- almost took the life of a deputy. >> it is miracul

take a look.the hayward poa posted this picture of twitter. it says " guilty of love."post they wrote " we hope your valentines day is filled with lots of love."if you have this "suspect" in your life we can imagine it was! (vicki)there have been a lot of bike share problems in san francisco.(steve) but you dont hear as much from the peninsula ... until stanley roberts went looking around take notice of the guy on the ford go bike near centennial way trail well he's not really pedling he is kind of skipping on the bike. so what's going on there are no go ford stations around here, how did you get that one is there a go ford bike station around here no someone uh, i found this earlier today you found it so you're just cruising around huh it doesn't even have a oh it's missing a pedal, how did you get a bike that's missing a pedal, how do you ride it you ride it like pushing it huh? yea just like a scooter (laughter) i am beginning to believe i'm in some kind of reality show where some producer is sending me people behaving badly because before go ford bike there was this

. >> i think part of the what i did i could have put on my poa he focus on a lot of different musicalras. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley temple my biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we

. >> i'm also concerned, paul henderson, about your continued articles in the poa journal that demeans people even here they called imbalanced. they accuse the -- our public defender of going after his personal powers, so i don't really know why you're bending over backwards, as you say, so it's not accountablity to the police, it's police accountablity, so i don't understand the tone that it's bending over backwards, the police bill of rights -- which they shouldn't even have a bill of rights, should be an issue for you to prove, so i'd really like you to think about that. >> clerk: thank you. >> good evening, president turman and commissioners. jim salinas. please know that i -- my apologies. i just wanted to say that i really appreciate the -- the fact that vice president mazzucco raised this issue about identification because right now, everybody's been struggling for the last year and a half certainly under this new watch with chief scott to instill trust and confidence in the latino community that the police is not there to harm them in any way, shape or form but to protect. and

they're staying within the poa. as i work very closely with the missile defense agency understanding, you know, what we can do from alaska and california i insure that i have the battle space that i need to defend from the east coast. so i pay attention to that each and every day and, and, as the missile defense agency is working their way through, you know, what does it look like for east coast site, i insure that my words and the battle space that i need are there to defend the united states. >> thank you, general. >> yes, sir. >> general you mentioned in some of our earlier testimony the situation in venezuela and one that you're concerned about. could you elaborate how concerned you are with what we're seeing in venezuela? >> senator, i think that the fact it is a matter of very significant concern to the nations that neighbor venezuela is probably the most important piece to point out. as we have seen the impact on venezuelans who are fleeing the absolutely abominable economic conditions in the country puts a s