the greenhouse and 68 richardson goes above the pap smears above blocking the windows as you can see blokes the entire window thank you. >> thank you. >> any other public comment. >> i'm speaking for carmen the appellant who has failed and i'm sorry the appellant time to speak is with - >> the attorney. >> not a problem. >> if you have something to say for yourself you can use your time. >> at the board of appeals hearing in october mr. silverman attorney lied about our property on chestnut mr. silverman said we were too far away to be effected on the contrary our house is 20 feet door to door not many houses away here's a picture of our boarding this is our doorknob and this is richardson our 12-year-old daughters window faces richardson she needs to use that window for light and air we'll hear music from a party deck 68 richardson will diminish our daughters right to privacy he state we have a hot tub rooftop we have a catwalk and not used due to the small size here's a picture mr. silverman said we all have backyard none of us in the marina have outdoor space and fortunate to be s

one change, richardson will succeed kc butterfield as chair of the caucus. the swearing-in of the new 115th congress set to begin shortly. 1:00 eastern time, senator chuck schumer will give his first speech as the democratic leader, laying out his party's path. ♪

richardson's closing arguments took two hours. roof, acting as his own lawyer, spoke for five minutes. he called no witnesses and offered no evidence in this penalty phase. roof spoke softly: >> reporter: melvin graham's scynthia hurd, was one of those killed. he wants roof executed. >> he has no heart. he's truly what he pray about every night-- deliver us from evil. a man without a conscience. >> reporter: roof has never caused, but his family now has in a statement they release afterward the verdict. formal sentencing will come in the morning, and, scott, that's the time when family members will get the chance to tell roof what they think of him, to let him have it in open court. >> pelley: mark strassmann for us tonight. mark, thank you. and in another big story today, the senate opened confirmation hearings for many that president-elect trump has nominated to be the attorney general, the nation's chief law enforcement officer. republican senator jeff sessions of alabama. in the 1980s, the senate denied sessions' nomination to

richardson's deputy has been fired.e refused, and a moment of constitutional drama, to obey a presidential orderer to fire the special watergate prosecututor. and half an hour after the special watergate prosecutor had been fired, agents of the fbi, acting at the direction of the white house, sealed off the offices of the special prosecutor, the offices of the attorney general, and the offices of the deputy attorney general. all of this adds up to a totally unprecedented situation, a grave and profound crisis in which the president has s set hihimself against his own attorney general and the department of justice. amy: that was john chancellor announcing the saturday night massacre. you were the youngest congressmember at the time and the youngest one on the house judiciary committee, elizabeth holtzman. >> i was the youngest woman elected to congress until a couple of years ago. i don't about the end is never that committee. i never checked that. amy: talk about that night. talk about what happened and the significance

so the nixon presidency lasted only ten months after elliot richardson refused to carry out president nixon's order. sally kulian yates was confirmed by the senate as deputy attorney general in the spring of 2015 and one week, one week before that, ann marie donnely had her confirmation hearing for a federal judgeship, usually chosen by senators of the president's party in the state where the judge will serve. as tradition has it, that senator introduces the nominee to the judiciary committee as chuck schumer did for ann marie donnelly. fully qualified with a resume that reads like most federal judges, 25 years as a prosecutor then a state court judge. it was also obvious to the committee in this case that senator schumer knew the nominee well, both lived in brooklyn and both had daughters on the same basketball team. we have over 1,700 federal judges, most serve their entire careers without making history. when you're a judge, you don't get to pick your -- it walks in your door. ann marie donnelly, jurisdiction over -- just before 9:00 p.m. in her brooklyn courtroom, judge donnelly b

you, what did you say to dave richardson?calls. the phone calls went on more about three to five weeks. and i was told that something, they were dealing with it. they were dealing with it. and then i got a phone call to say to me can you really be doing with all of this teeny? can you dealing with the obscenities from the terraces. just sweep it underneath the carpet, i was told. dave richardson denies that he discouraged you from going public. he says he would never have done that. he says he did everything possible to protect young players. when we first spoke to him, he initially appeared to remember speaking to you, several times, over the phone back in 1988, but in a statement last night, he clarified his comments and he said he did not believe he had ever spoken to you about the abuse. you say you suffered, but he says that he and graham taylor and doug ellis had heard claims of abuse from other pa rents heard claims of abuse from other parents and decided to sack ted langford. this is dave richardson's statement last n

ambassador and former energy secretary, bill richardson, it's so nice to see you. you governor richardson because i lived in new mexico. >> i can't keep a job. that's what you called it. >> let's start -- there's so much to talk about. let's start with -- we were talking in the break about lockheed martin because we haven't talk about that this hour. it's one of the many things that donald trump brought up today calling on them to reduce costs on their f-35 program. he also touted that he's going to be a great business leader that he's bringing jobs back for ford and many other companies. is he taking too much credit and what do you think of him wielding this kind of bully pulpit to try to make companies make changes? >> well for me it's mixed because you mention, i was a governor, and one of the things governors do is they go try and snatch jobs for the state. you know, even if it's a small number. >> right. >> i don't like him interfering in the economy like threatening the gms and fords with border taxes and this f-35, but there's one side that i do like. i like

a letter came from terry richardson of kansas city, missouri. he has a lot of advice for the governor. what is interesting is he also drew sketches of how he thought this problem it could be handled. there were a lot of people opposed to the use of nuclear energy. were opposed to the use of nuclear energy, and also were very concerned about the facts, and there was criticism of what was happening at the time. this is a telegram to the 30.rnor on march so it is on that friday. it says dear sir, it is in the greatest moral position for you, to state that there is no danger to wilma and -- women or children of this time. conflicting -- evidence that there is little to no danger. it seems a prudent man would want to heir to the side of the. safety. calm be cursed by those who will surely be maimed, deformed, and horribly mutilated. you have no alternative, sir. you must act now. udall was also's sent to and president carter at the white house. he also mentioned that there was a press conference on friday, march 30. we have a transcription of that pr

one change, richardson will succeed kc butterfield as chair of the caucus. the swearing-in of the new 115th congress set to begin shortly. 1:00 eastern time, senator chuck schumer will give his first speech as the democratic leader, laying out his party's path. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations]. ♪ [inaudible conversations]. ♪ [inaudible conversations]. ♪ >> live here at the warner theater in downtown washington, d.c., the swearing-in to hon of the new 115th congressaucus set to start shortly at the warner theater. one of the things we'll see, set brick richmond of louisiana, succeeding g.k. butterfield for leader. we'll look at speaker paul ryan's talk about his party's plan to battle poverty and expand economic opportunity for low income americans. part of a confess the speaker took part in sponsored by the american enterprise institute. [applause] >> thank you very much. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. in addition to thanks to all of the sponsors, a special thanks to those that work so hard to put this event together. it is my privilege to introduce ho

gobernado richardson: con ronald reagan fue el primer latino. ha sido una tradiciÓn.peraba que abel maldonado, el teniente gobernador de california, lo hubieran puesto de secretario de agricultura. muy bien capacitado, una persona muy fuerte. pero no hubo un latino. y lo que me preocupa tambiÉn es que no hubo ningÚn demÓcrata. siempre ha habido una tradiciÓn de un demócrata. sÓlo tres mujeres... bueno, vamos a ver cÓmo sale todo, pero lo importante es que carlos se afiance en la casa blanca. porque muchas veces lo que pasa es que la casa blanca le dice a los miembros del gabinete lo que deben hacer. y si tÚ te pones fuerte, tú nos puedes representar. pero es importante, carlos, que si hay un puesto que quede vacante, que pongan a un latino ahÍ. aunque trump no sacÓ buenos votos con los latinos. tal vez siente que no les debe nada. eso no debe ser. carlos: algo muy interesante: donald trump recibiÓ un porcentaje mÁs alto de votos latinos que cualquier candidato republicano desde 2004. sin embargo, las elites republicanas latinas no lo apoyaron. entonces, el grupo de pe

listen, governor richardson, i want to get your reaction to the mexican president enrique pena nietoanceling his meeting with president trump. what do you think of that? >> well, he had no choice. i think president trump, his idea of negotiating is bullying. it's bullying ceos, bullying his primary opponents, bullying nations. you can't bully nations because pena nieto has a constituency. right now he's weak in the polls. right now there are huge gasoline lines, higher gasoline prices. trump says he wants them to build a wall and pay for it, wants them to renegotiate nafta. and now an import fee of 20%, which by the way is illegal under nafta. you can't do that. it's supposed to be free trade between canada, mexico, and the united states. so you know, pena nieto's back is really -- he can't probably make too many concessions now. so i think president trump has negotiated and negotiated against himself and we have little leverage now. >> i want to talk to you a little bit more about nafta and the policy toward mexico but first i want to play this because the president spoke about his

. >> did disclosures about richardson come out in the o.g.e. letter? >> that's ancient history as far as i'm concerned. i guess what -- i think what i can tell you is that the standard that the obama administration lived up to was a standard of ensuring that o.g.e. ethics letter arrangement was complete before these individuals got hearing before the united states congress. >> it was more protocol, wasn't like you learned additional stuff. >> it's certainly possible that there was additional information that was unearthed as a result of those things, i think the more important thing here is not just the background vetting but also the arrange. s that are put in place to ensure that conflicts of interest are eliminated that is what the office of government ethics can verify, what can we do to make sure that this individual doesn't have some sort of ethical conflict of interest or financial conflict of interest? the irony here is that a number of questions have been raised about the nominees put forward by the president-elect with regard to their financi

senator feinstein mentioned elliott richardson and bill ruckleshouse. they did the same. i knew them both as people of integrity. i know sally yates as a person of integrity. despite the president's strong interest to implement a muslim ban, ms. yates determined that the executive order was not defensible. that was not a surprising conclusion. the executive order discriminates by design. it's wrong, i believe it is illegal. several federal courts have already found president trump's executive order is indefensible. understand what's happening here. i've been here with numerous administrations, republican and democratic. i think one of my first role call vot -- roll call votes was for republican attorney general smith. i then declared i would vote for attorney general barr and we had a voice vote. but these are people i thought would defend the independence of the justice department. as a young law student, i and two or three others picked by the attorney general from different law schools were interviewed by the then attorney general. we asked him similar questions about

así con este pase de wilson para richardson abrieron el marcador, a una sola mano.ron muy pálidos ante la defensiva de los texans que puso mucha presión al quarterback novato de los raiders. aquí anotación de 4 yardas, así comenzó la ofensiva de houston, de ahí no quitaron el pie del acelerador. así contestaron los raiders. brock osweiler, quarterback de texas, una anotación. oakland pierde 27 a 14, los texans esperan el resultado de mañana entre pittsburgh y miami para conocer su rival. mañana también juegan los giants y los green bay packers. es todo lo que tengo en esta noche >>> gracias, juan francisco >>> el segmento de deportes fue traído a ustedes por jack in the box ç>>> al regresar de la pausa: un deslave de lodo causa cierre de camino de napa, imágenes al regresar >>> hablamos de qué ciudades están bajo alerta de inundación cuando lo más severo de la tormenta está por llegar >>> caminos... vo -estas imagenes nos llegan desde el condado de napa, al este de >>> en el norte de la bahía la tormenta ya causa averías en los caminos, en el condado de napa un desl

on today's community calendar at 10:00 this morning you can check out the water burg festival at richardson bay and sanctuary. the ribbon cutting ceremony will kick off new year's celebrations and the 13th annual walk for life gets underway and starts with a rally in civic center plaza in san francisco. ,, honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. >>> one of the top stories we have been following this week is the rain. already busted levy in the south bay keeps expanding. it's now grown to 140 feet. and completely water logged the entire area. the flooding is long the creek north of holster in the lover's lane neighborhood. the area is now under evacuation. >>> the levy has not been fixed. we don't have the financial resources or asis stance from the state of california to do that. it's on private property and we really need and lo

watch this catch by paul richardson. phenomenal. the player, one-handed grab. 10-3, hawks at the half. thomas rawls ran for 161 yards on 27 carries and a touchdown. four yards right here, seattle up 19-6. wilson throws his second td, this time to doug baldwin, another one-handed grab. seattle wins and face the falcons next week in atlanta. >>> college hoops, wcc st. mary's. six seconds left in the first. ronnie obese drives and banks it in. up two at the break. jock throws it in. gales up three. they would run away. panew, corner three. st. mary's wins it. they're 4-0 in conference play. santa clara and l.a. facing loyola mary mount. k.j. fagan. 21 points on the night. broncos down one. mark johnson, two of his 12. calvin amayo, throwing it down. 8-9 overall. loyola on top, 66-56 the final. >>> this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rack casino. complete wild-card weekend tomorrow and we'll have the results for you at 5:00. >> it's going to be cold back east. just wet here. not just wet here, but you want to download the ab

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this and i don't get tired of saying it, this is a once in a life time opportunity as board member richardson said. it is very unusual to have a situation where we are working on a island from scratch opposed to a building or campus. it is a unique opportunity in my many years of working in the public art field and furthermore, it's so unique because the money for the art program is generated by the private 1 percent for art requirement and in this instance reflected in intergovernmental agreement between the arts commission and tida, all that money shall be used to enhance and activate the islands parks and open spaces with art works opposed to be using used at the private development site. i want to thank tida and ticd for this act. i believe it is unprecedented. i will start my presentation. i think you all probably have seen the preliminary draft. may i have the next slide? i also like to introduce aletea lee, my assistant at the arts commission who is working very closely with me on the arts master plan. the table of contents is in a state of flux but wanted to include this so you can se

is richardson believes china stable. we will watch exactly the effect this has.rt and parcel of the story. we're going to carry on the conversation about china. flush middle class. we will get the country's latest gdp data. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market open. i am matt miller in berlin. let us take a quick look at what the markets are doing. the stoxx 600 down 0.3%. the dax and the cac both down about 0.3%. treading water. seem to be making a little bit of a comeback and that could be helping out stocks in london. mrr functionthe telling you what is going on in percentage terms on the stoxx 600. rio is softening up. tesco is giving back a little bit of ground. as matt often likes to point out, there is more interesting -- this damage. rio tinto is pulling the london market down. novartis is affecting what is happening in switzerland. daimler, snp. bp is adding to the upside. seeing a little bit of outperformance coming through from london. we just heard china's central bank has allowed the countries five biggest l

it was the resignation of richardson and then his deputy that created the dynamic which also nixon fromou decide just to defy the president, you are suggesting you are putting us up above the constitution. they say it has gone back to 1789 with the judiciary act was that it is clear that the president of the united states can choose the cabinet he wa nts. states can choose the cabinet he wants. they may vote against him and congress may retaliate that he has that authority goes that if you want to have a rule of law and lawfulness, the proper thing is to resign. a broader point about the way the travel ban has been handled. what are your thoughts on the way the administration has gone about putting it together and putting it into force 7 putting it together and putting it into force? i do not think it was handled properly. there was not the need for urgency. a study has showed over a0 yea rs need for urgency. a study has showed over a0 years that the likelihood of being hurt, injured, killed by an immigrant refugee is one in three and a half billion. in the seven countries that the trav

ambassador to the fusion united nations, bill richardson.ernor, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you very much, wolf. >> do you believe a formal federal investigation into voter fraud in the united states is necessary? >> no, i don't believe it's necessary. i'm flabbergasted that he keeps repeating these claims with zero evidence. who is going to do the investigation? the congress doesn't want to do it. the justice department has to have a complaint. this is a fabrication, a political fabrication. he is trying to justify how hillary clinton beat him close to three million votes by the popular vote. i think that's all it is. he is a sore winner. put this away. nobody is going to do this investigation. i'm flabbergasted that he believes that he could just order an investigation of any kind with zero, zero evidence. >> well, he says that there are a lot of voters out there who are registered, let's say, in your state of new mexico but may be also registered to vote in california if they move, for example, and there are dead people who

russell wilson, paul richardson, an amazing one-handed catch. you see his right hand and arm bts, it's around the face mask. jim caldwell told him they should have called that a face mask and shouldn't have called it a touchdown. no big deal, seattle will go to atlanta. over in the afc, raiders at texans, redemption for brock osweiler, he was benched late in the season, two total touchdowns for him. texans win 27-14. home cooking for the texans, connor cook couldn't do much for the raiders. villa nova hosting marquette. villa nova hasn't lost two straight in four seasons. villa nova doing the walk-through at nova nation. chris jenkins 6 for 9 from three. the cats shot 61% for three. villa nova wins beating marquette 93-81. temple, they get their first conference win of the season facing east carolina. ernest, career high 13. owls win 81-62. phil martelli gets his 200th win. they're at fordham. demry a career high 32 points. la salle beats duquesne, b.j. johnson, steal and slam. explorers win 88-81. penn at princeton. this is the tigers' devon ke

. >> shom sow way paul richardson comes up with the ball. >> one hand hangs on, goes to the ground. oh, my goodness, what a catch. >> even pete carroll has to look up and watch this one on the big board. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by liberty musicalual insurance. >>> i'm are chilling much of the itrashes. >>> a russian spokesman says a new u.s. intelligence report is reminiscent of a witch hunt. >> the obama administration is boosting the american presence in europe to deter aggression. tanks have just arrived in germany. starting today they will be moved to cowi right almer spoke to now you can see that's no longer tht, is quite the opposite. always the massive equipment of the brigade started rolling in. this is the first buildup in nearly 30 years. this impressive display of military mite is designed in large part to reassure america's nervous european allies that the u.s. military will be there standing with them against russian aggression. aggression and land grab like the 2014 invasion of crimea when russian troops landed in what had been ob

seahawks go for it on fourth and goal, russell wilson finds paul richardson, and take a look at that catch! he makes an incredible one- handed catch for the touchdown to make it 7-0. seattle won 26- 6, and they move to face atlanta next week in the divisional round. >>> to the ice, sharks honoring the bay area's first nhl team, the seals. san jose leading 5-2. the sharks win 6-3. to snap the flee game losing -- three game losing streak. >>> it's a 9 point game, and st. mary's wins this one improving 14-1 on the season. we'll be right back. ,, we live in a pick and choose world. choose. choose. choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, right now, the best buy rated c2 mattress is only $699.99 learn more at sleepnumber.com know better sleep he our storm coverage continues tomorow morning with kenny choi, michelle griego, >>

. >> cynthia richardson walk her six-year-old godson home wednesday night down germantown avenue.roubled by the news of a midday shooting here that rattled the enabled. >> with the children all in this area and the daycare it doesn't make it safe. we worried about that. report roar this block of germantown has a busy daycare, a laundromat and the popular town supermarket on the corner. people are coming and going here all day. >> safety should be number one around here. >> reporter: francis guiterrez runs the town supermarket from behind bullet proof glass he says his store was crowded with customers when one of the men being shot out ran into the store to get away from the gunman. >> all the people kind of scared to come into the store now, you know, now a days, because a lot of things going on. >> reporter: the gunman got away in a buick luzerne that may have two bullet holes in it. the two intended targets were not struck by the gunfire. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> incredibly emotional day foreman in south jersey who watched his cousin' as cued killer go

governor bill richardson. melissa? >> thanks.et's get to don for the market flash. >> you mentioned tweets in the prior segment here. this is a donald trump report here. there's a report out of bloomberg, headlines coming out now that trump is said to have told a confidant he opposes a proposed deal between at&t and time warner stock. time warner stock is off by 1.3% right now. it was done by close to 4% at its lows of the session in reaction to the bloomberg headline, bloomberg ran headlines saying trump is frustrated with comcast and nbc universal, and, of course, that's the parent company of this network, cnbc, but at&t shares ticked lower as well, not like time warner, but, still, tyler, more reaction from the market to some possible headlines involving donald trump in the stance on certain companies out there. back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom. more reaction to president-elect's tweets on toyota, the ceo of audi north america will join us live. ey a nes nsst..at'soft burotoicicicks.rgll acc an has a it.ic himhe a

his name is paul richardson. this one of his two amazing catches. russell wilson on the pass, might have been pass interference on the play but this catch makes that point irrelevant. seahawks take the lead 7-0. ground game working for the hawks. thomas seahawks win big 26-6. congrats to the james madison dukes. today they won the school's second national championship defeating youngstown state, the fcs national title game 28-14. dukes finished the year with 12 straight wins including a perfect 14-0 against fcs opponents, giving them a new school record for have you beeningtories -- victories in a single season. >>> bon aventure up in the second half. adams with the dish. graves down low. extending the lead to nine. patriots trying to keep it close. moore, gets two of his team-high 19 points. mason answers with denzel greg, who had a game high 24 points. they beat mason 82-72. georgetown lost to butler in women undefeated in the big ten, 15-1. wizards with the matinee matchup in milwaukee tomorrow with the 2:00 tipoff. erika, back to you. >> chris m

russell wilson, paul richardson, an amazing one-handed catch. you see his right hand and arm, it's around the face mask. jim caldwell told him they should have called that a face mask and shouldn't have called it a touchdown. no big deal, seattle will go to atlanta. over in the afc, raiders at texans, redemption for brock osweiler, he was benched late in the season, two total touchdowns for him. texans win 27-14. home cooking for the texans, connor cook couldn't do much for the raiders. villa nova hosting marquette. villa nova hasn't lost two straight in four seasons. that's unbelievable. villa nova doing the walk-through with nova nation at xfinity live on the way to the wells fargo center. chris jenkins 6 for 9 from three. season high 23 points. the cats shot 61% for three. villa nova wins beating marquette 93-81. temple, they get their first conference win of the season facing east carolina. ernest aflakpui, career high 13. owls win 81-62. phil martelli gets his 200th win in the a-10. they are at fordham. nice pass by kimble to demery. hawks

host: suzanne in richardson, texas. make it a please. caller: i will just say that i was a democrat almost my entire life, now i am happy to say i am a republican because i now see what the democratic party has become. .ery liberal i think mr. smith has now set for a flight of times what jeff sessions thoughts and feelings law abiding-- he is and nonpartisan. the lady that is here, i heard her say that she is nonpartisan. , she evident that she is a is ignoring the true facts of the cases that she gives clothing and that mr. smith keeps correcting her on. give the last 30 seconds starting with kristin clark. guest: we may not relitigate that. mr. turner has said mr. session positionould hold no in the land. that prosecution is what led republicans and democrats in the senate said this man cannot be a federal judge. there's no way we can elevate him to a more important role. host: do you think there will be much to trip up jeff sessions? if we look at the facts of the marion three we will see a repeat situation where the people agree to p

richardson bay overflowing on to it. and just south in sausalito, these houseboats floating above the tide. water all the way up to some pathways. "sky drone 5" also found some stranded bikers along the road near the manzanita "park & ride" as they try to figure out their next move as we fly right beside them and over more water on the trail. and it was a foggy start to the beautiful day. take a look at this. this time lapse video shows the fog moving like an ocean over the city of san francisco. >>> in the sierra, slopes coated with fresh powder after those storms rolled through earlier this week. here's a firsthand view from the ski lift at sugar bowl ski resort. it reopened today just in time for the holiday weekend. ski resorts hope to bring in big crowds. if you are heading to the mountains, bring your chains. >>> and a little earlier in the day this is kirkwood, wind really kicking up. our photographer joseph cousins, there he is, proper protective gear on, sent us this video from the top of the ski resort. the win

the infrastructure committee the nominations were as follows: chairperson commissioner richardson and commissioner dunlop and commissioner fei tsen would make up the commission. there were no other nominations, so with that being said i like to move those two items. >> moved. >> moved and seconded. is there public comment? hearing none, can i have a pleasure of the board, all in favor say aye. opposed? the ayes have it. >> item 9, resolution authorizing the treasure island director to execute a grant acceptance and permit to enter agreement bedween the tr treasure island development authority and playworld systems? corporated, a pennsylvania corporation for purpose of constructing a new playground facility on treasure island. >> thank you director tsen and membersment my apologies i didn't bring my clicker so will present down here today. just wanted to give you a update. we have been approached by a company, playworld and they design and manufacture playground equipment and they were speaking with the rec and park department about doing a temporary installation in the civic center an

. >> ben ikeenburg, john palmroy, m att richardson. >> hello. i'm ben ike en burg on behalf of san francisco bay keeper and more than 5 thousand members who use san francisco bay and urge you to support the state water boards sed and compromise 40 percent proposition. i think a lot of the commenters that have gone before me have covered a lot of the reasons why this commission should support the greater flows of the river and health of the bay delta eco system but i want to make a few quick points. the bay area demonstrated it can thrirfb under drought condition squz one thing that isn't coved so far is the most successful environmental conservation in the country regulatory conservation in thecountry has come through innovation forcing regulations. i think what you see in the bay area is innovative tech companies and people here who come up with solutions to these problems and if you limit supply then you'll see great innovation and people come up with amazing solutions and that is some place where the sfpu c can take a leadership role. the oth

trump, standing alongside john richardson, chief of naval operations, as the u.s. navy marches by 50 u.s. navy band and elements of the u.s. naval academy and other elements of the u.s. navy. this on a day where it was an amazing day, we'll get into everything, but we'll take all of this parade, every last moment. let's listen in. >> ladies and gentlemen, the coastal florida police and fire pipes and drums, and the palm coast fire department. each member today dedicating their march to one lost police officer, fireman, or k-9 unit as noted on their pipe or drum. the coastal florida police and fire pipes and drums. ♪ the michigan multijurisdictional mounted police drill team and colorguard are making their third appearance in an inaugural parade. organized by a now retired lieutenant. ♪ ♪ leading the michigan multijurisdictional police drill team. up next, ladies and gentlemen, amvets national, representing american veterans, the oldest and largest veterans service organization open to end fighting for all veterans who serve honorably, including reservists and guard

richardson's closing arguments took two hours.. he called no witnesses and offered no evidence in this penalty phase. roof spoke softly -- >> reporter: melvin graham's sister, cynthia hurd, was one of those killed. hets >> he has no heart. he's truly what we pray about every night -- deliver us from evil. a man without a conscience. >> reporter: roof has never apologized for all the grief he caused, but his family now has in a statement they released after the verdict. formal sentencing will come in the morning, and, scott, that's the time when family members will get the chance to tell roof what they think of him, to let him have it in open court. >> mark strassmann for us tonight. mark, thank you. >>> in another big story today, the senate opened confirmation hearings for the man that president-elect trump has nominated to be the attorney general, the nation's chief law enforcement officer, republican senator jeff sessions of alabama. in the 1980s, the senate denied sessions' nomination to be a federal judge because of accusatio

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i-95 northbound at richardson road. the snow is off to the side. traffic is moving okay.ith an injury blocking the lane, as well. >> let's go to sky6 live hd looking live over the ben franklin bridge. beautiful morning cold, more snow to come, david. >> reporter: one to two and a half inches on the ground from last night's snow. it is gone. cold and breezy. this afternoon we're going for a high of 34. i'm getting breaks of blue over the terrace and we'll get sun back. look out for melting and refreezing. the coastal system will be close enough to bring snow in coastal counties. it could be enough to shovel. if it is close enough we could get light stuff close to i-95 predawn tomorrow and into tomorrow afternoon. >> philadelphia is under a code blue along with many communities across the region. if you see a homeless person call (215)232-1984 to get them help. we've posted code blue information at 6abc.com. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record f

accident northbound 309, right at richardson road, again, road are either wet, snow covered or they are slushy, septa says expect delays, slippery platforms, buses, trolleys, steps, two new delays paoli thorndale line and cynwyd line, running with official delays now, because of amtrak switch problems, again, temperature below tree ing. they will start jamming up here. southbound i-95, 22 minutes, west on the schuylkill, 23. so far nothing on the major roadways but reduced speeds on all of the delaware river port authority bridges, the 42 freeway an example here, from south jersey this will get new trouble. sipping along at 40 miles an hour and then hit that off ramp, which is less traveled and has that potential for beingized over. hello, moorestown, new jersey this is main street, make sure you get snow off of your car. not just a little off there in the windshield. get it off roof. all that snow is eventually willing to go fall pack on the road ape that the crews have been working hard to put town the salt. philly international they had flight cancellations, some airlines, cancelled

urban and small street flood add rise richardson and entire bay area. snow in the mountains, significant rain all through the bay area and northern california, great news for the water districts; right? see the heavier rain showing up in these areas but see ago few breaks and i also see a back edge back here which somewhere around 8:00 should be pushing through. as you head into tomorrow morning, there might be a few sprinkles early in the morning but this will be the sky cover. take a look the maybe a chance of a shower but also get this. tomorrow is that all important break day before the next weather system gets in here as we head into friday. there's your thursday afternoon. sun comes out, maybe a sprinkle here or there but really the heavy stuff should be through here in the next hour or so and with scattered showers to fall but not as heavy or wind either. that's your tomorrow. a changing day, a break from the wet but then more rain moves in as we head into friday. >>> it's now official, 2016 was the hottest year on record. scientists recorded tod

trump, standing alongside john richardson, chief of naval operations, as the u.s.ents of the u.s. navy. this on a day where it was an amazing day, we'll get into everything, but we'll take all of this parade, every last moment. let's listen in.

and phil richardson captured a spectacular double arching rainbow. and we can't be everywhere so we rely on our viewers to help us out. you see something, send it to us. you can post it our facebook page or e-mail them. >>> kwun of our viewers sent us this, big waves over the week enthat took out a famous ship parked along our coastline. the ship is the ss palo alto. it sits off sea cliff beach. one of ou viewers captured this drone video of the ship. you can see the waves breaking it apart. the ship is now closed to the public indefinitely. the waves were so big, big big swells. >> it's going to be dangerous at the coastline all the way through tomorrow. people should stay away from the beaches. and a lot of us are pushing ahead to when will we get some dry weather. we'll have several days of sunshine coming our way but we've got to get over this current speed bump right now. tonight some areas of showers, even into 9:00. we'll keep the clouds with us. 1:00 a.m., temperatures down to a cold 41 degrees. you can see it's not the wide spread nonstop ra