south america's most popular city sao paulo, things are so bad they are considering water rationing. >> in this middle class home the awareness of the need to save water transformed everyone's life. this woman and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they wash their hands. when it's full it's used to flush the toilet. a bucket cashes the water. while the shower warms up. when full she takes it downstairs to be used as a dishwasher or the washing machine. the soapie water is connected for a second lot of clothes, and used to wash the floors or pots or pans. nothing is wasted in an effort to economize in what has become a scarce commodity. >> sao paulo is a large city. i don't know what we'll do if there's water rationing. the government admitted it is cutting water five days a week. >> there are severe shortages in the poor neighbourhoods where the worst drought in south-eastern brazil's history forces many to rush home before the tap runs dry. >> we gather water in buckets and bottles, sometimes it disappears for days. >> in this case the washes machine is used to store wate

>> we're a popular city, people are going to come here and try to be successful.here's a lot of people that come here looking for jobs and they fall into hard times. whether it's the rent that they can't afford or the job that they lost and they're trying to get reskilled for the new job, these stories come very much directly to me, because i want to ask why are there -- i asked the same questions our critics are asking, why does it not look different? but the data says we have put 11,000 people back into homes. new housing, rehab housing. but i think the success really has to do with certain segments that were making headway. for example our veterans. we are one project away from completely ending chronicle homelessness for our veterans and we're celebrating that -- we had the homeless count just a few nights ago. it was clear to us that we made some great progress. >> no one is disputing that, that's a great milestone to meet. but the numbers are still above 6,000. they've been above 6,000 year after year after year. the city spends $500,000 a day on homeless se

he claims city officials quadrupled his fee to use a popular city landmark for his wedding to real housewives the couple married in 2013 at the palace of fine arts. sean said he agreed to pay $68,000 to use the facility, and city officials hiked the cost of the permit to $240,000, less than a week before the wedding. >>> tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00, do you enjoy live music? but not fighting the crowds and stadiums, music halls or bars? how about a venue with a best seat in the house is in a private living room. tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> someone could be $394 million richer tonight. that's how much money was up for grabs in tonight's powerball drawing. it's one of the ten largest jackpots ever. we just checked with the lottery and still no word if anyone won. the jackpot will grow even higher if there is no winner of course. so check those tickets. here are the numbers, tonight's winning numbers, 5, 10 21 34 58 and the powerball is 33. >>> two major luxury liners are bringing hundreds of tourists into san francisco this weekend. the star princess and queen elizabeth

the latest incident of vandalism in a popular city park that has turned a children's sand box into a playground hazard. >>> easier access to birth control. the change at your pharmacy that researchers say would have a big impact on unintented pregnancies. >>> new at 10:00, a bay area research paper published today says selling birth control over the counter would cut down on the rate of unintended pregnancies. they found the rate of unintended pregnancies to drop more than 25% if the pill was easily available and affordable. most women can get birth control through their insurance plans but a doctor's prescription is still required. >> removing that prescription barrier could help improve access but at the same time if the pill were to go over the counter and be available at a high cost, or not covered by insurance, then we're not really going to see this hoped for effect on reducing unintended pregnancy. >>> republicans and democrats are split on the idea of over- the-counter birth control pills. >>> police are looking into another act of vandalism at dolores park. this time someone

band journey is suing the city of san francisco claiming officials quadrupled his fee to use a popular cityhis wedding. neal schon married real housewives of d.c. star in december of 2013. at the palace of fine arts. yet he filed a central lawsuit claiming san francisco officials overcharged him for the use of the venue after learning the wedding would be broadcast at a pay-per-view television show. schon said he initially agreed to pay 358$58,000 for the facilities. >>> two big names in the marvel universe united yesterday. chris pratt is a seahawks fan. chris evans is a patriots fan. whosever team lost had to put on a character and visit the hospital of the choice. the two also raised $27,000 in donations. >>> much more ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news. the measles outbreak and why you may have to keep your kid at home for weeks if it continues to spread. the effort to make a young ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progress

begins to have significant losses of territory inside iraq mosul in particular, the second most popular city in the country, it will continue to gain its strength. when the president needs to start from ground zero reexamine the strategy and realize that the american presence is going to be needed on the ground in a limited fashion and tailored in specified ways to make success and victory possible. jon: he chooses his words carefully and obviously words matter when you're the president when you listen to that statement we played at the top there talking about the viciousness of this organization. i mean, if you were in the white house, again advising this president what to say and how to respond to what's going on right now with isis, what would you tell him? >> first of all, i disagree. i don't think he chooses his words carefully. i think these are careless choices that underplay the strength of the united states and the necessary role we need to play in helping to find what this is and mobilize in the muslim world against the people that claim to speak up in the name of their religion bu

. >> a popular center city restaurant had to close it's door on the biggest night for lovers because of a broken pipe. it left love birds without reservations and the employees without tips and profits. the pipe broke inside the restaurant forcing it to shut down for the night. >> much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." new jersey roads and bridges are in disrepair, so are the funds designed to fix them. >> high winds makes for a massive pileup on a midwestern highway this weekend. >>> looking live sky6 live hd you mean see the camera bouncing around looking at wilmington, delaware. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. when will these blizzard temperatures finally be gone? i'll tell you when we come right back. >> the winter weather created a massive pileup in indiana. this is the scene police say a memory slowed down and created a pileup. even in time video you can barely see what's going on around it, because of how whiteout it is with the snow there. >> reporter: that's the problem with a whiteout, it may only last 30 minutes, 40 min

more people live in mumbai and delhi but calcutta's book fair is the most popular because of the city'sove for literature and reading and why it's considered the literary capital of india. a few kilometer as way it's famous for its book market the popular saying is if you can't find a back here, it probably never existed. organizers say the importance of books and being well red here is what makes this book fair popular. >> the status of a passion is determined how how they read. how they love books. parents, from childhood always specialize on the children, to read books that's the main reason that calcutta has got a huge foot fall for books and book lovers. >> reporter: they make a few sales at the fair, but following and others, the real profit is being surrounded by their passion. fez jamil, al jazerra. >>> and you can keep up-to-date with all of the day's news on our website. al jazerraaljazerra.com. >> on "america tonight": >> the manor of his death how does that play -- >> i think the jordannians are infuriated. so there is going to be a backlash. >> his blood is the blood of the

city is being left out in the cold. >>> winter in canada can be long cold and difficult - hello canada if you are watching. many cope by tobogganing, which is popular. self cities in canada say that it's too dangerous, and they have banned the pastime. daniel lack reports from hamilton near toronto. >> it's as canadian as well winter itself. all you need is a toboggan and a snow covered hill and you are off, it's probably the most popular pastime. it's a family affair. >> spending time with the kids. having a good time. going fast. you guys ready? yes. one, o two, three. here in hamilton sliding down a hill like this is illegal. several years ago the city lost a lawsuit brought by a man who broke his back. it is an attempt to prevent that happening again. >> we have close to 500 parks in the city of hamilton some of which prevent an optimum environment. ie they have hills. some are more dangerous than others. it's basically on uncontrollable consideration. >> there's a growing backlash led by the local musician who wrote the protest song you can't toboggan in the hamilton any more. >> you are not supposed to run and play. >> on social media and sta

popularity. the host cities will be announced on the 2nd of march.hk world, tokyo. >>> snow is rolling through parts of the western middle east. our meteorologist jonathan oh is here with the details. jonathan? >> hello, gene. we've been talking about snowfall in this area for the past few days. specifically over turkey. but now, as this cutoff low continues to slowly drift down toward the south and east the influence of snow continues to move further toward the south. let me take you over to jordan, where we are seeing this snowfall that came through friday morning. heavy snow in fact paralyzed the capital amman because of all the snow you see here. the cars were stuck in the deep snow. and also streets were empty, and officials had to post alerts for that winter storm. now, the extreme cold weather, along with thunderstorms and heavy rain is expected to not only continue through friday but also into parts of the weekend, and for the higher elevations, re snow is expected. this low pressure system does not have any forcing mechanism to move it anywh

today, the eighth most popular city. i had no idea it was 8. miami, florida. focussing on the south miami area today. with us with the president of realty, and according to zillow the median price now is 246 grand. properties on the market for an average of 45 days, about six weeks, with an inventory of 6,000 properties to sell. let's go to the first listing here patricia if you don't mind. it's 12160 12 southwest avenue, annual taxes, four bed, three bath baths, 3,000 feet of living space. where is the neighborhood? >> this is in the palmetto pine crest area. we have buyers all over looking to buy in miami from all over the world, and they request mind beach, coral gables and coconut grove. the areas overlooked is palmetto and pine crest. in the 1930s, this area involved around the original tourist attractions, which is now pine crest gardens, one of the most beautiful i've been to. this first house, spacious, four bedrooms, three baths, mediterranean is hot. we have pending offers on this. >> woah. >> this is the area that has award winning schools, the palm

. >> reporter: the popularity of the fair and books has as much to do with event as it does with the cityre people live in mumbai and del a but it's kolkata's book fair that's the most popular. that's because of the city's long held love for literature and reading and why it's considered the literary capital of india. a few kilometers away kolkata's college street is famous for its book market. the popular saying is if you can't find a book here, it probably never existed. organizers say the importance of books and being well read in kolkata is what makes this book fair popular. >> the status of a person is determined how they read. how they love books. parents from childhood always pressurize on their children to read books. that's the main reason that kolkata has got a huge foot fall for books and book lovers. >> reporter: he does make a few sales at the fair, but for him and others the real profit is being surrounded by their passion. fez jamil a

tobogganing is one popular activity but several cities in canada have now banned it saying it's too dangerousrom hamilton daniel lack reports. >> it's as canadian as, well, winter itself. all you need is a toboggan and a snow-covered hill and you're off. it's probably the most popular pastime in this land and it's a family affair. >> having a good time. going fast. you guys ready. ready, one two three. >> maybe so, but here in hamilton sliding down a hill like this is illegal. several years ago the city lost a lawsuit brought by a man who broke his back while tobogganing. the local bye law is an attempt to prevent that from happening again. >> we have close to 500 parks in the city of hamilton. some of which present an optimum environment for tobogganing i.e. they have hills. it's basically an un uncontrollable consideration for us. >> there is a growing backlash by musician laura cole who wrote a song "you can't toboggan in the hammer any more ohio ♪ you're not supposed to run and play ♪ >> she says it's about much more than restricting winter fun. >> i think it's a bigger issue than that. i

city's i.d. program becoming much more popular than expected. the i.d.s became available. if for those who don't have a government issued i.d. including an estimated 500,000 immigrants in the city. the benefits include discounts for prescription drugs, access to city buildings and free membership to zoos and museums. more than 30,000 people have already received their cards. eric. >>> just concluded cpac gathering, republican headliners focused a lot of their criticism on one person. hillary clinton. honing in on the former secretary of state's fundraising issues some of those big money donors and their speaking fees. democrats say those attacks won't go anywhere. are they right? susan estridge, professor of law and political science joins us. she's from usc and fox news contributor. so susan in the cpac, hillary clinton was a pinata. bang bang bang. >> it really was wasn't it? they'll get a little traction inside. if you can win one of these straw polls -- and i've done a dozen of them. if you can win one, you can then sometimes get your organi

the world's biggest city, most popular city and fox has got the women's cup for the firt time and theor all the females want to see women's soccer be successful. support women's soccer -- excuse me? i didn't say that. i'm saying if every woman you want to see women be successful in pro sports this is your best opportunity. >> bring your daughters. >> absolutely. >> 100 days till it starts on fox. >> we'll count up every day and do a half hour on it. every show. >> turning to one incredible woman. >> i do have breaking news coming in from overseasismts it is a fox news alert. overnight there's been a crack down on jihadi recruiting. police in two spanish cities now arresting at least four people who rur accuse said of trying to sign up people trying to join isis. investigators say they were spreading propaganda online and they were specifically targeting women. dozens of them have been arrested in spanish cities on the coast of north africa. >>> a call to action on a connecticut college campus after a dozen people are hospitalized for drugs. this in middleton, connecticut. drug dealers

very popular in the new york city corridor among business leaders.have the money and resources; to run. the question is how does he connect? he may have the money to put on a campaign but will they buy the dog food? >> a lot of people think he's too moderate. >> where the party is today, you don't see how he fits. we'll see. >> it's super bowl sunday. >> it is. >> not a day just about chips and dip. >> we are going to grind it out, take every football angle we can make. i take chips and dips and ki make it a football story. we can make anything a football story. >> on a more serious note, i know you are tackling a bigger issue here. you're diving into the serious issue of concussions. >> we've been talking about controversy around the football i think the last six weeks have been kind of silly, you know the deflate-gate especially. this is not a threat to the future of football. the threat to the future of football is is it safe enough? there are still issues, former nfl player leonard marshall he's got concerns about it. the head of the players asso

i'm here at a sandbagging station that's been very popular over the last few days. cityls expect its popularity to grow as the rain starts to fall. a lot of people were prepared early which is smart. they had learned their lesson from some of the flooding we saw here in the north bay in december. emergency officials say they are watching this time for mud slide and falling trees. >> we are going to obviously carefully watch the situation. one thing that i've noticed is storms seem to be a lot more intense these days when they do come in. the december storm is an example of that and this one has all the makings for that. >> reporter: and if you need sandbags, there are a lot of station set up here in sonoma county, napa county and marin county. you can find the list on kpix.com/storm. the ground is obviously so dry that's kind of a catch-22 according to emergency officials. in one respect, it's so dry it could help soak up some of the rain we are getting but in some spots it is so dry that the rain just rolls right off and would contribute then to some of that localized f

the palace is the most popular wedding location in the city park system. reservations for weddings and other events are available at strecpark.org. shakespeares' guard and refers -- has plants referred to in shakespeare's plays and poems. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, shakespeares garden was designed in 1928 by the california spring blossom association. flowers and plants played an important part in shakespeares literary masterpieces. here is an enchanting and tranquil garden tucked away along a path behind a charming gate. this garden is the spot to woo your date. appreciate the beauty of its unique setting. the cherry tree, the brick walkways the enchanting stones, the rustic sundial. chaired the bards'w ro -- share the bard's words. the garden is a gem to share with someone special. pack a picnic, find a bench, enjoy the sunshine and let the whimsical words of william shakespeare float you and your loved one away. this is one of the most popular wedding locations and is available for reservations. shakespeares garden is

popular. many fights in the city, as you know, about dogs in parks. we have 317 acres and god knows there's plenty of room for both of us. man and his best friend. early in the morning people before they go to work will walk their dogs or go on a jog themselves with their dogs. joggers love the park, there's 7 miles of hiking trails and there's off trail paths that hikers can take. all the recreational areas are heavily used on weekends. we have the group picnic area which should accommodate 200 people, tennis courts are full. it also has 3 playground areas. the ampitheater was built in 1972. it was the home of the first blues festival. given the fact that jerry garcia used to play in this park, he was from this neighborhood, everybody knows his reputation. we thought what a great thing it would be to have an ampitheater named after jerry garcia. that is a name that has panache. it brings people from all over the bay area to the ampitheater. the calls that come in, we'd like to do a concert at the jerry garcia ampitheater and we do everything we can t

we are talking about the [ inaudible ], one of the most popular ones in the city.joe vazquez shows us what the vandals have done. >> reporter: this park after dark is in full swing, not with cheung, but young adults, most enjoying the playground equipment, others drinking. the kids say they are not the randalls but they see it happen. >> we see other people who do not live here, they are the ones that break the bottles. >> reporter: have you said something to them? >> yes, kids are playing here, that really not cool. if you want to do that, go away, or anything along those lines. >> reporter: the children's sand boxes are now broken down. a parks spokesperson tells us that workers spent the day removing all of the sand. they are going to replace 13-20- tons of it. >> i know punks throw stuff in there. it goes along with the style, like they do not care. you throw it but you don't know you are throwing it where the kids play. >> reporter: you are not excusing it. but you are explaining it. >> yes, it is there but i do not do that and they don't. >>> an east oakland

city some 4 inches of snow again. >>> still ahead, popular -- cheating problems.ow one bay area's park success may lead to a price tag for visitors. >>> the bay area travelers planning for an out of this world trip. plus -- >> famous people. who is among your favorites? >> you can't do that as a talk show host. >> jimmy tells all. "the tonight show" host reflects after a year on the job. it's his one-year anniversary tonight. some of the secrets he's revealing, next. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! apple now banking on its new watches to be a big hit. the tech giant ordered the asian suppliers to make almost 6 million of the tech accessories. three different models will be available starting in

. >>> a fire caused heavy damage to a popular bar in ocean city maryland. e lazy lizard caught fire around 10:00 this morning. take a look. the bar is on the first floor with apartments there on the upper level so no doubt some people may have lost their homes. the bar is known for brewing its own beer but no word yet on what caused the blaze because of all the smoke, three people were take on the hospital and the nearby route 50 bridge was shut down for a spell. >>> diesel in a daycare. has mat crews swarm a local center. >>> plus bus riders didn't expect this -- the close call that had people jumping out of the way of a car that was about to slam into them. >>> big decision, what's next now that thousands of local children will soon be adjusting >>> firefighters and hazmat crews swar busy street in . diesel fuel spilled into a daycare center and homes. crews cleaned up the mess. no one was hurt. >>> fist at 4, a close call for three people waiting in a glass enclosed bus stop in annandale this morning. a woman lost control of her vehicle along little rive

. >> reporter: the popularity as an event in this city. more people live in mumbai and delhi, the book fair is always popular. that is a long-held love for reading. >> reporter: a few kilometres away. it's famous for the books. the saying is if you can't find a book here it probably never existed. organizers say the importance of books and being well-read in calcutta, is what makes this book. >> determining how they really love books. it suspiciouslyize on the children. to read - that's the main reason that calcutta has got a huge foot fall of books from book lovers. >> reporter: both make a few sails. they are surrounded by passion. >>> stay tuned for more of the show including a communication breakdown that is hurting the most vulnerable. plus... >> i'm phil lavelle in berlin where the film festival is getting under way. find out what the organizers did or didn't do to upset north korea. find out later. >> find out about this tunisian tennis player - why he lost a match he was winning. >>> hello, let's look at the top stories - u.s. secre

not the city's most popular restaurant but the president stopped and left just a few minutes ago. the motorcade ended up at a small restaurant spruce tucked away on the precidio. neighbors could not get in and out. >> they said no this is secured. >> reporter: they wouldn't let you get out? >> no. >> reporter: so what did you do? >> me and my husband had to take uber. >> it's wonder. it's great. i like that he came to the random -- this isn't one of the hottest parts of the city and he came by, it's great. >> reporter: president obama landed on air one. he returned as the motorcade rolled up the hill. a white tent was perched along francisco street at the home of sandy robertson and his wife gene. police kept close watch on land and from boats at the bay. some 60 donors paid 10,000 per person or $32,400 per couple for dinner and a photo with president obama. >> i love it. >> reporter: out on the street people gathered hoping to catch a glimpse. police surrounded the motorcade for about an hour. the president was clearly visible from his suv and one woman snapped a photo of him wav

city monday morning. a suicide bummer detonate his explosives in a -- bomber detonated his explosives in a popular restaurantthe city center. at least 12 were killed and dozens more wounded. in another area an ied went off on a busy street killing one person. >>> these attacks come as the iraqi government fully lifted baghdad's curfew for the first time since the u.s. invaded become in 2003. iraqi officials say the risk of bombings and shootings has sharply decreased. hundreds of people poured into the streets and squares driving about, blaring music and dancing. >>> north says it's tested what it describes as a new cutting edge anti-ship missile. state media showed images of kim jong-un smiling at the launch. the report says kim is satisfied with the rockets pyongyang is developing. analysts say the missile it russian made. the firing took place weeks before the annual military exercises. >>> greece's prime minister says he won't seek an extension of the country's bailout. in a speech to parliament alexis tsipras said he will look for a bridge deal until a more solid grammy with creditors can be reached. mr

philadelphia police say they robbed a popular bar in the citi' fairmount neighborhood last week.hese images caught right before the urban saloon bar was hit. police say they went into the bar while the employees were closing up. one of the robbers pulls out begun and kept employees at bay while the other took cash from the register. >>> a new list pegs two cities in our area as the most dangerous in the entire country. according to the website neighborhood scout.com, camden new jersey, and chester pennsylvania, are the two most dangerous. website look at cities in the country with more than 25,000 people and they based it on the number of violent crimes per 1,000 residents. reported by the fbi for the last year. rounding out the top five detroit saginaw michigan and oakland. atlantic city and wilmington delaware by the way also in the top 10. here's what some of you were saying tonight on our facebook page about these rankings. the it doesn't really feel dangerous you just get used to thing. i've lived in camden for 13 years. she adds there are good people there. people who want

twenty-eight is a popular number millville, atlantic city wildwood as well as dover. as we watch how things play out we are still looking at wintry mix in kent, sussex, ape cape may county over next couple of hours. weak see gradual decrease in the included cover out there day but it will stay on the chilly side. high temperatures in the upper 30's above freezing thankfully but then later on tonight we will go back into the deep freeze temperatures will bottom out in the lower 20's. as we take a look at that weather authority seven day forecast, you can see a.m. ice, chill tomorrow, temperatures in the upper 30's and then thursday another system will bring us the threat for some light snow. we could see a coating or an inch or so in the area before temperatures on friday. it will be frigid. we are looking at 24 degrees for the high and then what about valentines day? we are looking at more snow in the forecast and then behind that, for sunday temperatures really drop, back down in the the 20's and teens, even single digits bob kelly for the overnight. >> wow scott goo

popular routes. -- i cannotht now even read these cities -- a lot to see from the major cities. r villages and whatnot. we have the most popular places where people are heading to. 3% of the people traveling right now. those cities, guangzhou isghai, topping the list. 200 million registered users. it is a pretty accurate map. we are seeing 3.5 requests each day. maps update about four to eight hours and show the most popular destinations, points of origin and travel routes. we can get even closer. let's take a look at hong kong where we are right now. you can even see how the movement goes. if i can put my cursor on their -- we have that movement. the orange lines is where everything is coming in and the yellow lines of people coming out. let's go to beijing. well, you can see, very interesting stuff. overall, they are seeing a rise in the trips this year. up about 3%. even plane rides up about 8% overall. maybe even avoid some of these travel routes. >> i doubt it. thank you for that. time now for a look at the closest stories making headlines. >> troubled chinese developer is l

tobogganing is one popular activity. but several citiesnned it from hamilton daniel lack explains why. >> reporter: it's as canadian as well, winter itself. all you need is a toboggan and a snow-covered hill and you are off. it's probably the most popular cold weather past time in this northern land and it's a family affair. >> spending time with the kids, having a good time. going fast. you guys ready? >> yeah. >> ready one two three. >> reporter: maybe so, but here in hamilton, sliding down a hill like this is illegal. several years ago the city lost a lawsuit brought by a man who broke his back while at that approximate bog aning. the local by law is an attempt to prevent it from happening again. >> we have close to 500 park in the city of hamilton, some of which are -- present an op at this much environment for toboggan i.e., they have hills. some more dangerous than others. it's basically an uncontrollable consideration for us. >> reporter: there is a growing backlash led by local munitions laura cole who wrote the protest song you ca

this has to be a favorable development for lodging at popular destinations. new york cityda. >> i went with debttronics. they make video equipment, audio equipment. they're in so many stadiums, the biggest screens, the dallas cowboys, yankees stadium, and the stadiums are trying to bring the flat screen experience to the arenas and their unique -- charles: our fascination with flashing lights, you say, we can make a lot of money. [laughter] >> limited competition and expanding clientele. charles: hillary? >> rgc, regal entertainment group. this is the movie theaters, and earnings were good in the concession stand per person continues to rise in terms of revenue. charles: hey, crystal, stay with us. by the way, faa has got some new drone rule, and it could mean the end for amazon's air force. there are a whole lot of investment opportunities out there, we're going to discuss out next. ♪ ♪ there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan a

. >> the birken baggies popular right around sex and city and people were talking about that.is bag, since the 80's. >> you literally, many people will have a relationship with their watches and scarves just to get in with the the company because they want to have a nice relationship, and then like bottom line is there is in list, you have to know someone or buy someone to get one but now you can buy them. you are engaged so you need to know about this. this one right here business $13,000 this one right here. >> are you out of your mind. >> that is cheaper then what it would normally go for. >> yes yes. >> thanks. >> i'd be afraid to walk around. >> you better be happy no one has ever. >> $13,000 for a bag. >> that is a car. >> what? >> ouch. >> i will get one for jenny joyce. >> we have all said things that come out wrong, this mouth every day. but one lady did it on national television so she claims i love family feud steve harvey and all that. >> he is great on that show. >> he is perfect. >> so they asked her a question, she said, this. >> we have got top seven answers on

was quickly promoted for the tremendous leadership to one of the most popular and well regarded homeless resource centers in the city and actually the only resource center in the mission, his work reflects these values that he holds and he works to help the most marginalized in the community, whether it is immigrants, african americans, members of the lgbt community, transgender, women, homeless people and people living with hiv and aids, ricardo continues to prioritize addressing their needs. prior to his ten-year at mnrc, he worked for ten years as a patient navigater for (inaudible) which supports immigrants living with hiv aids through illness, death and recovery. he is also one of the co-founders of (inaudible) [ speaking in a foreign language ] which is one of the largest held hiv prevention support groups for bay and bi latinos in san francisco and an organization that has helped so many over the years. ricardo is an impressive individual and he holds a bachelor degree in educational psychology and is a priest of the afro (inaudible) tradition. born in columbia he came to san francisco 25 years ago because he

tobogganing is a popular outdoor activity, but several cities say it's too dangerous and have bannedt. we have the report from hamilton near toronto. >> you're going up the ramp. >> reporter: it's as canadian as well winter itself. all you need is a toboggan and snow-covered hill and you're off. it's the most popular in the northern land and it's a family affair. >> look out! >> spending time with the kids and having a good time. going fast. you guys ready? >> yeah. >> you ready? one, two, three. >> reporter: maybe so but here in hamilton sliding down a hill like this is illegal. several years ago the city lost a lawsuit brought by a man broke his bag tobogganing. the local bylaw is an attempt to not have that happen again. >> we have close to 500 parks in hamilton some of which present an optimum environment for toboggans. they have hills and some more dangerous than others. it's basically an uncontrollable consideration for us. >> reporter: there's a growing backlash led by local music laura cole who wrote the protest song "you can't toe bag bog -- toe bag gone in the hammer anymor

a popular extreme sports competition will not return to ocean city this year. organizers of the dew tour says -- say that the competition's new format will eliminate the use of ocean city or any other city along the eastern seaboard. ocean city officials say they are confident they can replace the event with activities to bring visitors to the resort town. well, i don't know about visitors coming to this town mighty cold time to be here. >> mighty cold at the beaches right now, too, i'll tell you. strong winds and falling temperatures. let's tell everybody the weather story. cold front went through this morning. early this afternoon, the temperatures started falling. right there at ocean city, too. temperatures in the upper 30's we'll see what's going to happen around here the rest of this evening. strong gusty winds continuing. wind advisory up until midnight across the entire viewing area. these couple the wind gusts that we picked out of the weather bug network. 48-mile-per-hour gusts this moment as we saw it. 47 at morningside near andrews air force base. a

department of transportation is joining forces with one of the most popular internet map programs. the city is joining the waze connected citizens program so users can record traffic incidents they see and waze can access that information from the city and use it and send it out like road sensors. the family is still waiting for answers nearly five months after that 9-year-old boy was shot in the head. >> and abc 7 news has learned a delay in processing evidence at the district's crime lab might be to blame. "7 on your side" fighting back crime investigator jennifer donelan is in the newsroom to explain in a story you'll see only on 7. >> when gunfire erupted at the mayfair mansions apartment complex in northeast last october, there was plenty of evidence left behind. evidence that sources, tell abc 7 news was held up at the city's crime lab. >> in the district of columbia or any state, should not take four months to get evidence back on who the shooter was. >> if monique nichols sounds stunned, it's because one of those bullets struck her 9-year-old son jaden in the head. he was playing ou

. >> even on a cold winter day like this the boardwalk in ocean city is a popular place to stroll in the summer it's shoulder to shoulder. and one of the things in the past few years that's really drawing crowds are the street performers that set up shop right at the end of the cross street. well, last summer one artist took it to the extreme. a woman set up a poll right here. you can see some of the video of the exotic dancer performing in front of the big crowds which included families. well, that touched off quite a debate in this beach town. and now a special committee is taking testimony on how ocean city might potentially better control street performers! the performers say they kind of like it the way it is now. >> i guess they're trying to really crack down on some stuff like that. for the rest of us we're just wholesome people trying to make it a good family vacation for the rest of everyone. >> we're continuing to work on this story. when we come back at 6:00 tonight, we'll tell you what the other side has to say. why business owners say that street performers are hurting t

♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> right now at 6:30 a popular part of south bay about to get a facelift. it's a busy thoroughfare but not for long. the city new road configuration right through the shopping area. it's popular. the so-called road diet will reduce the four lanes to just two lanes for cars and two solely for bikes. tonight the city will hold a meeting to exchange ideas and they expect to get an earful. >> reporter: next month the estimated 20,000 people who drive it every day will notice major changes. >> to make this a ukwalking neighborhood for schools will be a great. >> a week or two ago there was a middle school hit right on the corner. >> reporter: many p.e.t.s s pedestrians tell us the flashing cross walks are not enough city councilman says the size of the road won't change. the $40,000 price tag will pay for new paint and traffic study during the test. >> during the trial we'll be testing or measuring speed and volume on 45 surrounding streets. >> many cyclists and them are hoping the change will be permanent. >> it's pretty scary. >> drivers will be felt on all the nearby roadways. >> i understand but we have a maj

about the money factor, back to the fund-raising fight here and jeb bush apparently quite popular with big-cityong other potential candidates here so why are the wealthy donors putting their money where their mouth is with them? >> i think that this is the early stages of grabbing as much of the low-hanging fruit in terms of dollars as possible setting up the pacs and putting in the conversation on the ground. if you go back to 2000 what you saw george bush does was to have everyone come to texas. jeb is a little bit different. he is actually going to the donors in their cities to invite them to the table because that -- that low-hanging fruit is there, and the dynamic in the fund-raising world has changed, as ken not, and so the democrats are trying to deal with this new reality and this new opportunity. republicans seem to have an advantage, and they are taking advantage of it with a player like jeb bush especially, that had a built-in network, it only makes sense. >> when you have a brand name like that easy to back. >> yeah. >> appreciate it rnc former president and msnbc news contributor.

and plants >>> to canada where a ban on tobogganing say it's putting cities on a slippery slope to overregulation. despite how popular the activity is it's too dangerous. we have this report from hamilton, near toronto. >> it's as canadian as - well winter itself. toboggan in a snow-covered hill and you are off. it's probably the most popular cold-weather pastime, and it's a family affair. >> spending time with the kids having a good time. ready? >> yes. >> one, two, three. >> maybe so but here in hamilton sliding down a hill like this is illegal. several years ago the city lost a lawsuit brought by a man. the local by-law is an attempt to prevent that. >> we have close to 500 partners in the city of hamilton. some of which present an optimum environment for tob ogonning. ie, they have hills. some are more dangerous than others, it's uncontrollable consideration for us. but there's a growing group led by ms cole who wrote a protest song "you can't toboggan in the hamlet any more" [ sings ] >> reporter: on social media and stage, she says it's about more than restricting winter fun. >> i think it's a bigger issue. it'

popular all female parade. two plan died. shootings have marred the city's events in at lease eight of the last 11 years. >>> the -- least eight of the last 11 years. >>> the new york medical examiner's office will try to figure out how david carr died. the 58-year-old journalist collapsed in his office yesterday. just hours earlier he had moderated a conversation with edward snowden. >>> 11 students in minnesota are doing fine after getting trapped on a run-away school bus for nearly 15 minutes. a sheriff's deputy captured this video of the bus weaving all over the road. you can see it almost swerved into a ditch, nearly tip over and somehow made it back onto the street. >> whoa. >> the driver suffered some kind of medical emergency. he's out of the hospital, no word if he'll get back behind the wheel. he was 68. >>> cameras caught her dozing off during the president's state of the union speech and now supreme court justice ruth bader-ginsburg said it's not because she was bored. she just dined with another justice before the speech and she could not resist

city council. discuss whether to extend closing a park popular with the homeless that was closed for 30 days because residents were concerned about crime and drug use in the park and blamed it on the homeless. this is a renovation including tearing down rest rooms than set on fire. the city council meeting is at 7:00. >> registered nurses at doctors of charity hospital rally in sacramento urging the attorney general to approve the self-six hospitals to a for-profit company including seton medical center and o'connor medical center in san jose. the daughters of charity want to sell the hospital to prime health care services without conditions. union leaders fear prime will cut services for low income patients and jobs. harris mutt aproblem of the sale before it is foil. >> san jose will make a big announcement on the first ever non-step service between the silicon valley and china. we told you last month when it way as knownsed federal approval for flights between the airport and beijing on the boeing 787 dream laner. today, the mayor liccardo and aviation officials are holding a news conference poss

. >> san rafael city council could keep a popular homeless park closed for longer than 30 days.estinians of residents who told the mayor they are concerned about crime and drug use and they blamed it on the homeless. there is a reno vacation including tearing down restrooms society on fire and the decision could come tonight. >> registers nurses at the doctors of charity hospital reallyly and urge the sale of the hospitals to a for-profit company. the nonprofit daughters of charity want to sell the hospitals to health care services without conditions. young leaders fear that rhyme will cut services for low-income parks along with jobs >>> the city of san jose is expected to make a big announcement on the planned first ever nonstop service 20 the silicon valley and china. we told you last month when china's airline and san jose airport first announced they were seeking federal approval for flights between san jose and beijing on the boeing 787 directly liner. today, the mayor liccardo and aviation officials are holding a income possible to discuss the jobs the service would creat

cities or towns. maybe because they don't have the popular support that would allow for them to control populous areaserefore it's more ativan take us for them to get these different bases where they can then launch a tabs from one hand and also the other where they can then capture weapons and armorments. >> we'll leave it there for now thank you. jamaal in southern yemen. >>> to egypt where a retrial is pictures he could to begin in the new next few hours for two al jazerra journalists that have spent 411 days in jail accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. al jazerra says that is most definitely not the case. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: al jazerra evening ire's cairo bureau chief mohammed fahmy and producer bahar mohamed were arrested december 29, 2013 alongside correspondent pete are greste. initially their detention was believed to be temporary and based on bureaucratic problems with their media accreditation but within daisy i didn't want's top property cuters announced they were being held on terror charges alleging they were aiding the out loud plus lil' brotherho

popular number. millville, atlantic city and wildwood looking at temperatures in the upper 20's. high temperatures this afternoon above freezing. we will top out at 38 degrees. that is some good news. then by tonight we will drop down below freezing. watching out for more patchy black ice. as we look at ultimate doppler right now you can see left over precipitation right now in sussex county but we are not looking at any of that sleet or snow falling right now for most of our area most of that moisture is well to our south. so you can see over next couple hours, still watching, kent, sussex county for left over moisture, otherwise, those clouds start to move out across the area and then the next shot for some snowfall will a arrive during the day on thursday, with a fast moving system that could drop a coating, maybe an inch or so of you? fall in our area. as we look, temperatures today topping out in the upper 30's. we will say sunny, chill for wednesday, 38 degrees will be the high temperature. you can see that threat for some snow during the day on thursday. we will watch that

city boardwalk. come summer in recent years, the boardwalk has become popular with street performers like this guy. face paint artists draw big crowds. jim stark performs his puppet man and he says it's the harmless way to make a few bucks. >> you get to entertain and bring smile to people's ces. >> as it stands in ocean city, anybody can stroll down the boardwalk, come to then of the street, throw down a hat and say, well start juggling in hopes for tips. where's my chain saw? last summer when this bikini clad woman put up a stripper pole and performed her act for all the world to see demand for a crackdown began. some call it inappropriate for families. store owners call it unfair competition. >> people don't see us. they just pass our stores and the mayor set up a task force to study what to do. it held its second hearing today and she says her act is wholesome. she is a face painting mermaid. >> that's what i do. i just try to make it something for kids. i like to pretend i'm a real mermaid, too. >> last summer's sroved not all mermaids are g rated and people like the shop owner want action. >>