the rezoning of two city parcels is consistent with the surrounding of rm-1. as we discussed in the first hearing, other potential options for resolving this land dispute, or establishing an easement through the sfpuc property are not feasible. the sale of the sfpuc parcel and burnette avenue north provide an economically feasible and appropriate solution to the filed lawsuit. that concludes my presentation and i'm happy to answer any additional questions. >> all right. we may have some. first is the project sponsor here? there is no project sponsor on this, right, jonas? >> well -- >> it's a rezoning -- >> who initiated the legislation? >> supervisor sheehy's office because this is taking place in his district has technically been the sponsor on this legislation. but he is not here today. >> and they were here last time. >> they were not here last time. >> oh, they were not. ok. we'll open this up for public comment since we heard this once before. we'll limit public comment to one minute. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, we'll close pub

this is for rm zoning. to start, you have the three dwelling units per lot or one per 800 square feet of lot area. that's all that's allowed as a maximum. for the minimum, you have a width of 25 feet and an area of 2, 500 square feet. for the basic ratio, not applicable here. and for the front setback requirements, based on the average of adjacent properties, up to 15 feet or 15% of the lot. same thing for rear yard. it would be 45% of the lot depth, with some exception. for the usable open space requirement, it would be 100 square feet per unit. and, again, with exceptions there. and then for any other special requirements, we have -- there is limits on parking and parking facades and ebbing west real -- ebbi equestrian sites. >> and so even though it's "low density," it has higher density as opposed to rh2. so i'm leaning towards approving rm1. if and when the appallent could look at lot merger, then maybe we could have them approve the stairwell or retrofit that. >> commissioner moore: the only question

if it is rm-1 or we do do an s.u.s d., what can we get? can we get a little bit of backyard? more units? what do they look like? it is hard to come up with -- on the face of it, it is hard to come up with i like the or i like that. but what this is doing is making me ask more questions so we're going about this backwards. let's see what's possible and make sure that we analyze all those. this is an excellent document that the department put out and i'd love to see something like this for this project. >> commission kerr moore? -- commissioner moore? >> we should ask our e.i.r.s experts here. we're here to comment on the e.i.r. and in order for anything we're discussing to enter into that discussion, we need to raise it as a question. and my question is, is it possible within the congress text of the existing e.i.r. to ask for additional alternatives, which are basically driven by policy that already exists among this commission, including the general board of supervisors. and that is looking at -- including the state. the state of california. looking at the reasonable identif

and rm-3 also if it's exceeded the ballot, we'll be working with weida on those funds.we had success there when that bill crafted, offering amendments that made sure that the mission bay ferry lining was available and infrastructure was available because otherwise there was a risk it would go to the ferries themselves. i'll try to speed up here. on the federal side, similar of what we've been doing in the last year is trying to make sure that we are engaged with the army core of engineers, has big upside if it works. we need to be ready with a study. the goal is for a water resources development act 2020. that is our goal. so, we're continuing to work toward that end. same thing with cap 103, the small scale sea wall project. with respect to ward at 2018, we just had a call for projects and we have a few ideas about how we might be able to make some canings that will benefit the sea wall resiliency project long-term. lastly t federal project for the dredging of the central basin remains a priority for the port. while we're waiting for results for the new solicitation, w

a lot of the front pages rm. —— are tomorrow's front pages, starting with the financial times, whichotiations could hit choppy waters over the uk's demand to vet new eu laws during the transition period. the i has an investigation into the extent of knife crime in british schools. theresa may's hold on power is under threat according to the metro amid speculation of a leadership contest. "swivel—eyed" — that's how one senior minister has described brexiteers who opposed the eu divorce bill — the telegraph claims. and the daily mirror details the number of babies it says die in the uk as a result of sleeping with their parents. the guardian reports that hundreds of thousands of young adults are renting properties which are deemed hazardous. in mixed bag of stories there. inevitably, brexit takes pole position in several of the papers. it will thrill us all. a battle over it you lob puts brexit progress at risk is where we will start with the financial times —— a battle over it you lob puts brexit at risk. what will happen to the new laws which the rest of the eu puts out? are we meant

those who found the defects have also found that a rm and amd are affected.his could cause computers to run more slowly, with estimates of a dip up to 30%. but ordinary users are likely to see a performance hit of no more than 2% year. >> let's try to make sense of this. it is good to see you. happy new year. how big of a threat is this? is it affecting all of us? >> it is affecting all of us. we are talking about a bug that allows two different types of attack. one is the meltdown, which can enable hackers to read out your memory on your computer. the other is more serious and harder to catch them the first one. it is called specter. perfectly fine applications are being used to exchange data. >> no one knows it's happening, right? >> exactly. the particular attack is known to be exploitive. >> so we could be attacked and not know it here it if that's the case, what can we do to protect our i.d. systems and computers. >> the first patches are already out. for the second one it will take a lot of time to patch this. >> you say the patches out, for consumers -

on the company's ability to understand how its services are used, amplify the good and prevent the rmhat. he says changes from last quarter saw fewer hours watched as a result of changes to video in the news feed zuckerberg is making other changes to improve users experience such as stories which are on track to become the most popular way to view content. of course in the security of the platform saying that growth rates will continue to decelerate as expected but they are pretty much on track. and also with the comments they made earlier, and a lot of focus there of course on the cop ex number and also of course on growth with all those changes to what we see in our news feed every day. >> julia boor citizen, thank you. we have fame's gene munster. he has been patiently on that call what stuck out to you, buddy you were on the call for an hour and a half. >> it's been a long call they buried the good stuff in the middle of the call i think cheryl's comment about the monetization actually going up, and i want to translate what she was saying when she said not clearly negative they me

so here's what i'm thinking in rm flurries to a trace.ast of that. 1" to 2" across the bay and along the coast, this includes bethany, ocean city, 2" to 4". pretty good little snow for them. because the snow is so far east. not that much in terms of beach erosion. >> all right. tonight. future cast. 11:00, 10:00, 20 downtown. but in the teens everywhere else. 12 in hagerstown. we get into the afternoon high clouds come in. a few of us will crawl above freezing. cumberlin you won't. neither will you and rom neither. and then by evening. 28 downtown and then by tomorrow morning we'll advance all the way to thursday morning. here's where this model has the snow. i think it's going to i think it will provide 1" to 2" for southern marryland and down into the northern neck. certainly no doubt about southern new jersey and also the del marva. moves out quickly. notice how strong the winds are going to become by how wide that area is. by thursday night we'll see wind chills below 0 again. by thursday evening temperature wise. 27 downtown. and onl

monsignor gregly parlte is facing drug distribution and theft rm chas and police began the investigation last may after envelope addressed to parlenti came to the parish and con twhaind staff thought were illegal drugs. he's been replaced. >>> and a robbery suspect posing asteak mailman put a gun to the face of a foreman holding a baby north 2 and olney. as you can see it was all caught on sure valence. fake mailman and three other suspects forced the mavrn into his home where he was robtd of cash andy phone and keys to car and home and the victim says he was afraid for 9-month-old son's life. >> by the time -- i deposit pay attention. you turned back an he was behind me. >> he got a package for me. >> based on timing authority says it may have been targeted robbery and the baby was not hurt. >>> lawyers for bill cosby asked the judge to throw out the sexual assault charges against the comedian they say there's not enough evidence to prove. >>> new developments tonight in the russia election investigation. "new york times" is reporting president trump ordered firing of special counsel ro

rm president?" winfrey saying she's not running fo the, quote, dna gden globe hse interview was d awards. >>> "variety" repor affleck has withdrawn from the awards. his withdrawal comes after the re-emergence of sexual harassment allegations against him. two matters were settled for undisclosed amounts. >>> still ahead, riot in aisle 5. why supermarket shoppers in france got so excited over jars of nutella. eggland's best. with more vitamins d and e and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. essential for vinyl, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers ha

the prime minister is a rm toker general who took power in 2014 in a queue. he's had other run ins with the media jokingly threatening to execute any journalists. i'm actually looking to get a cutout of myself to leave in the news room so i don't have to answer questions. put the card cardboard out out in this chair they like it there, too. i will say this, i remembered coming down here to d.c. as a kid and the cardboard cutouts of the clintons. i was here in eighth grade and we got in trouble because we took pictures of the cutouts and then apparently you you had to pay to get your picture taken. >> with the cardboard cutouts. >> that's not great. this guy, it is funny when you hear the headline. you're like oh, that's hilarious, but when you hear the country has not held an election since he took office -- there's that. it's problematic that's what we're they're doing with tony perkins. keep his cardboard cutout around. >> that's a great idea. thank you rch. >> there's been so much hyper about a potential oprah capped das i following her speech best tickete

a rm toker aid to national democratic leader chuck schumer says there could be a got opportunities to do something that is bipartisan. it means that he's got to give a little bit. i think the perfect place to start is with daca, with the immigration. he said on september 5 in a tweet we're going to solve this with heart and compassion. that window is likely to be very limited with the entire house and one-third of the senate up for reelection this year. so the president is expected to plot strategy with speaker ryan and mcconnell next week at camp david. >> a set of twins born in california will have to celebrate their birthdays on the same day. they were actually born in different yeemplets you're probably thinking the right thing. the first baby arrived about two minutes before midnight on december 31, 18 long minutes later his twin sister arrived in the world. her birthday is january 1. they were both but the hospital says mom and the babies are doing just fine. wonderful. you know for twins it's always one of those things where they want to oh they get to celebrate birthdays toget

. - [rm] one, two, three. (crowd cheering) - what did you think of the concert? - oh, it was so amazing! - it was amazing. it was everything i dreamed of and more. - it was awesome! - it was the best one i've been to so far. it was amazing. - it was an experience of a lifetime. - yeah, i loved how they did the rainbow project, with each section having a different color. i feel like it really showed the spirit of bts. - what do you like best about bts? - probably their personalities, 'cause they're just really fun. they love their fans, so. - i love their moves. - i'd have to agree with aubrey. their personality and their interaction with fans is awesome. - they have a good personality and they have a good heart. and they have like, killer skills and stuff. and, yeah. - when they sing in korean, do you understand the lyrics? why doesn't it matter? - even if you don't really understand every word of a song, you can definitely understand the main idea of it simply by the emotion they're putting into it. ♪ fire ♪ fire (singing in korean) ♪ hello hello, hello hello ♪

rm. >> reporter: in north carolina 160 kids fell ill.d teaching kids about flu prevention. it is most dangerous for children under five because their immune systems are not as developed as those of orderly children. we'll tell you how to keep your family safe at 7:00 a.m. with your "g.m.a." first look i'm kendis gibson, abc new york. swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancersave happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you ha an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher ver test and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz x and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you were in a region where fungal infections are common and if u have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. xeljanz xr can reduce the symptoms of ra, even without methotrexate. ask you

monsignor gregly parlte is facing drug distribution and theft rm chas and police began the investigation last may after envelope addressed to parlenti came to the parish and con twhaind staff thought were illegal drugs. he's been replaced. >>> and a robbery suspect posing asteak mailman put a gun to the face of a foreman holding a baby north 2 and olney. as you can see it was all caught on sure valence. fake mailman and three other suspects forced the mavrn into his home where he was robtd of cash andy phone and keys to car and home and the victim says he was afraid for 9-month-old son's life. >> by the time -- i deposit pay attention. you turned back an he was behind me. >> he got a package for me. >> based on timing authority says it may have been targeted robbery and the baby was not hurt. >>> lawyers for bill cosby asked the judge to throw out the sexual assault charges against the comedian they say there's not enough evidence to prove. >>> new developments tonight in the russia election investigation. "new york times" is reporting president trump ordered firing of special counsel ro

once you're a rm forepresident you got a lot going on. >> thank you guys so much for joining us tonightn 5@6:30. the news continues on fox5dc.com. you can join shawn and tony o at 8:00 on fox5 plus. have a good night. announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> we are two days in. we already have our first villain for 2018. >> i don't feel very good. >> you never have stood next to a dead guy? >> logan paul is one of the most famous youtube star. he's under fire for posting a dead body of a suicide in japan. >> some of the biggest celebrities in hollywood are calling him a scumbag. aaron paul is calling him a scumbag. piers morgan is calling him a scumbag. it's only january 2nd and we have the trash human being of the year. >> jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez are ready to take on 2018 together. they're out in l.a. working out. we have video of them. they were doing burpees and then they were also throwing medicine balls. pbut it's kind of funny because a-rod look like he's out of shape. >> come on! [laughter] >> holly holm is possibly the

kinds of sirius security flaws thahat have been detected in chips made by companies intel amd and a rm. a affect virtually all modern computers and smartphones as well as data centers. meltdown effects intel chips alone it allows hackers to read a computer's memory and extracts sensitive data like passwords. specter affects intel and also ships made by a rn amd it allows hackers to trick apps into giving secret information. security experts say the chip lawaws pose a real risk to consumers. it's practically and detectabable it can be tread very easily with very little overhead and very cool expertise from jessica's point of view. google and intel discovered the security flaws some time ago and have since been working to protect their users. in a common practice they withheld the information until a solution was found number plating an official statement for next week. that as the information started leaking out they released this statement. we have updated all systems and effective products to protect against this new type of attack. we also collaborated with hardware and software manu

." >> ♪ rm comes to new england but 63 in tampa today. >>> and as patriots head coach bill belichickother than those cutoff hoodie, just one of many important questions answered on super bowl media night. >> both his club and the philadelphia eagles found themselves in the middle of the spectacle. the gloved one was back on stage kicking off the super bowl's media frenzy on opening night. >> these are tough questions. >> reporter: tom brady keeping his hands covered from all those pry i eyes at the xcel energy center. >> we showed a lot of resiliency to a lot of different things, a lot of adversity and every year there's something. >> reporter: that injured throwing hand that had many worried before the afc championship seems fine despite forfeiting a thumb war. >> not ready yet. >> it's not ready yet? >> reporter: in the meantime, coach belichick was super pumped. >> i'm excited. i'm excited to be here. >> reporter: or something like that. >> i'm happy to be here. >> reporter: at least he was sporting a new look. >> felt good about wearing it so minnesota is a good place to have a h

ahora es que la policia encuentre al sospechoso para que esto no le suceda a alguien mas en riverside rm una conductora que manejaba en direccion equivocada sobre la autopista "210" en "clearmont", cerca de indian hill en san bernardino dej a una persona muerta. --- la sospechosa era una mujer que termin en criticas condiciones despues de haber sido rescatada de la camioneta daÑada -- tres personas ms resultaron con heridas leves. ---- el caso esta bajo investigacion --- lluvia de criticas para un diputado en zacatecas, mxico por decir que los hijos de las madres solteras se convierten en delicuentes --- --- agustn olas prepar el siguiente informe --- hay quienes se hace potencialmente delincuentes porque vienen de una madre soltera... sus declaraciones de inmediato encendieron las redes sociales... y lo hacen como una venganza a la sociedad... segn el diputado federal priista, benjamn medrano, las madres solteras que trabajan dejan mucho ms tiempo a sus hijos slos, lo que les generaria cierto resentimiento social que los puede llevar a la delincuencia... finalmente estos chicos salen de

lo hace las consecuencias podrian severas inq: todo mundo veo yo que estan malisismos en los angeles rmformacion ha sido revelada sobre el caso de los 13 niÑos quienes permanecian confinados y eran presuntamente maltratados por sus padres... --- segn fuentes cercanas a la pareja, la familia se preparaba para mudarse a oklahoma, donde "david turpin" trabajara como contratista en una empresa. ---la mudanza presuntamente estara prevista para el pasado 14 de enero. "los turpin" se mudaron en multiples ocasiones antes de establecerse en california ---comienza a ganar terreno una propuesta que pretende revocar el reciente aumento del impuesto a la gasolina --- la medida respaldada por el candidato a gobernador el republicano "john cox" qued como la unica que puede calificar para las boletas de noviembre. si la medida es aprobada, el incremento al impuesto ser revocada y cualquier aumento en este impuesto en el futuro tendr que ser aprobado por los votantes... la ciudad de san francisco tiene como plan invertir ms dinero a la defensa de inmigrantes indocumentados detenidos por ice... --- la id

rm supervi marina and you put it together and it's a san francisco drama at its best. let's take a listen. >> let us know. >> reporter: san francisco's new interim mayor mark ferrell started his day doing one of the harder parts of the job, touring a fire scene. >> making sure the business owners that have been affected by the fires know that the city is 100% behind them. >> reporter: ferrell, a native san franciscan and two term supervisor from the marina and pacific heights, also knows that there are still fires of resentment burning back at city hall over his fellow supervisor's decision to remove acting mayor london breed and put him in her place until the june election. the feeling was that if breed stayed on as acting mayor, it would give her a leg up in the upcoming mayoral sweepstakes. >> i understand the emotion that was in the room last night. i heard it and felt it. >> reporter: and he may be hearing about it for some time. >> it's going to create a problem for now interim mayor mark ferrell as he tries to push things forward. i think that he's going to expe

boots says that, compared to other chains, it has one of the lowest levels of ha rm, other chains, itwest levels of harm, and an industry—leading approach to patient safety. the pharmacist defence association and union is the largest, representing 25,000 members will stop mark worked as a pharmacist for over 20 years. the group is involved in a legal battle to be recognised as a union. pharmacist told us, working for boots, they are finding that increasingly there are less stuff available, which makes theirjob a lot more difficult and more pressurised. they are concerned about speaking up about problems in the workplace because they fear the consequences of what will happen to them. boots uk pharmacy director is a qualified pharmacist who has worked for the company for 20 years. he spends one day a week out in its stores. that is not something i recognise. i personally have been able to raise whatever i have needed whenever. we have an open and honest culture. if they speak up, i can guarantee them confidentiality. they have a responsibility as a pharmacist and professional to speak u

rm it's neither.ean, our focus here should be on stewardship. >> reporter: by that he means rolling back regulations to , velop all forms of energy, including coal and natural gas. pruitt points to the obama-era clean power plan, an effort to sgulate existing coal-fired power plants in hopes of boosting renewable sources. d e supreme court halted the move, based in part on a lawsuit filed by pruitt when he was oklahoma attorney general. >> the clean power plan was an example of this administration d cking winners and losers in the development of electricity, in the generation of electricity choosing renewables at the expense of what? natural resources we have. >> reporter: meaning coal. >> across the spectrum, natural gas and the rest. in this agency shouldn't be in the business of saying we're going to favor certain sources of energy over others. ru reporter: pruitt also set new goals on removing lead from u.s. water supplies. >> we need to declare a war on lead and we need to eradicate lead from our

now keep in minds this is a stock that's up 82% in the past year sphipt would seem that these firms rmlate becaused the stock is overbought. the earning consensus. the changes -- that changes everything. the die naidges of the stock and its central was changes with those numbers. if someone came up to me and said they wanted to buy the stock, i wouldn't talk them out of it. then there is pricing power. i am much more concerned with the top of the can? statement versus the bottom line and earnings per share. tore me the most of powerful thing a company can have is pricing power that doesn't disrupt their shares and market share. amazon announced it's raising its monthly prime rate, and it's doubtful any of the customers will cancel. whenever the hot tech companies hike prices, we hear people say that's crazy. but for the last few years that has not been the case. we also have short squeezes. nvidia hit an all-time high it's been a volatile year for the stock. in january 2016 it became trading -- began trading under pressure. its management and stock was raked over the koals and there we

ends in june,rm there are reports you will stay on as chairman.hat can you tell us about the succession plan, what can a person might replace you and what your plans are? are get don't think we there, but everything will be announced in time. and we -- there will be a lot of continuity when it comes to driving the companies together. emily: last question, nissan narratives gap with conduct a 50,000 cars, can you catch them in 2018? think we are more in a long-term strategy where it focuses to bring the best car possible on the market and that the market decides who deserves what. i think the alliance between the three car manufacturers is at the top level of the industry. we are going to have ups and downs like everybody else, but we have a strategy that is an offensive strategy and a growth strategy. emily: that was my conversation earlier with carlos ghosn. is not off tocex a hot start in 2018. how a missing satellite could impact future launches for the company, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: now, a story that is out of this world here at a

number ofas rms up. so right now we're seeing it about a week earlier than previous years. little earlier and the peak looks like it will be hire. within the nwewos, w t should so turn around. >> here in the bay area, let's talk about which areas seem to be hit hardes owe california isng the flu. the patients that we worry about are the youngest patients and the oldest patients. the type of flu that's circulating seems to be more harmful to persons who are older and very young and persons with other conditions like heart disease, lung disease, immune compromised status. so those rethe populations affected the most. >> based on what we're there, what can we extract about this year's flu vaccine? >> the story is a little bit complicated. two key things to remember. one, the match is pretty good. the vaccine is matching the virus that's circulating. but the problem is it is a tough virus. it tends to cause more disease in the elderly and the young. that's probably why the vaccine is less effective. because of those he factors. >> let's talk about the warning signs. how can you

. >> oprah's speech getting a rm waer reception from ivanka trump. let's all come together women and men and say time's up, united. >> vicious responses on line to that tweet, given allegations against her father. the for more on what oprah is thinking here's cnn's correspondent brian stelter. >> reporter: she as no official comment. she's pretty much the only one staying silent. even the trump white house responded to the idea and said they would welcome the challenge from winfrey or anyone else. it's been a really interesting 24 hours to see all the reactions to winfrey's golden globes speech. it's almost as if her speech, which almost sounded like a campaign speech was a trial balloon of sorts. here's what we know for sure. i've been told by two of her close friends and some of her friends are urging her to run for president, that they want her to take on trump in 2020. according to these two friends, shoe he is actively thinking about the idea. she hasn't decided she will run, nor has she ruled it out. she is definitely taking the pocket seriousl

. >> could save the rm house in november. paul: when we come back, president trump preparing to deliver his first state of the union address on tuesday. should we expect a conventional speech from our unconventional commander in chief? . paul: president trump set to deliver his first state of the union address before a joint session of congress on tuesday. the speech seen as a chance for the president to outline his agenda. ahead of the crucial midterm election. but should we expect a conventional state of the union address from our own nonconventional president? our own bill mcgurn seshed as a speech writer for president bush. bill, you've worked on these. i gather it takes weeks and weeks collating suggestions from everybody. >> every year speech writers get together saying this is not going to be a laundry list. and every year it's a laundry list. it's the nature of the beast? >> why ? >> the president is laying out his list. whatever you're working on, you want the president to mention it. and what the president usually d

the project site is rm-1. that's apartment zoning, not rh, lower density. up to four units are personal -- permitted. it proposes three large family-size units to replace one delapidated house. it is consistent with zoning and character of the neighborhood. it is characterized by 3- and 4-story apartment buildings and the 3-story buildings in many cases are more than 30 feet. single-family home is an anomaly. there's a 9-unit building to the west and 6-unit to the east. these images on the screen indicate the character of the vicinity. the site is within a 40 site. unlike rh1 and rh2, which does require lower heights and setbacks at upper stories, rm1 requires no upper story height reductions or setbacks. nonetheless, the building is sculpted and detailed to conform to the neighborhood character and address appellants' concerns. it has a large, code-complaint rear yard. the first floors are full floor and so is the second. third and fourth is not, to address light on lake street and appellant's house. the planning commission ordered even further revisions a

that i wouldn't expect that a project sponsor for this project would say, hey, i'm just going to build rm-1 and that's what i want to do. i think we're in agreement. i'm just pointing thaout our spros lail backwards sometimes. sometimes we have to state what we want first and then make an agreement around that. instead of putting pressure on the project sponsor to read our minds about what we want. and especially because the project sponsor know what we want before they show up. that's all. and i would make the area right around here, getting to your point, director, about whether or not to increase the density on this lot would be challenging for the neighbourhood or the character around it. i would say that there is multifamily buildings around, like directly adjacent and right around the blocks where this lot is. so, i think that's kind of what drove my initial impression that why are we building four single family homes here when we have a school down the street, we've got multifamily buildings within a one-block radius. so, why would we go backwards? >> commissioner melgar? >> thank

>> that is why exactly where rm is wrong.n you say "the left," i wonder who those people are. >> tucker: and hey site, talking about -- i'm not defending white people, i'm just saying, you should write off any group of people on the definition of their race, . >> i haven't read any articles that say, white people are this are white people are all that just on the basis of their race. if you are white and you are also a bigot, if you are white and were also a racist, then i have read many things that discuss a lack of understanding in this country -- >> tucker: you haven't heard or seen anything -- too many white guys -- i'm serious. >> too many white guys in here, tucker. >> tucker: i'm serious. >> no. that really wouldn't make sense for the past ten years, since the numbers of white males are decreasing in our country and the number of latinos, african-americans, et cetera, are increasing. i have heard people talking about that balance and how that can be scary for those who are used to being in power. >> tucker: don't patro

(al♪rm sounds) oooooooooh!ss, you might find yourself sippin' a hot cup of mud, too. you need a ghostbed™. the only mattress with cooling latex over gel memory foam to give you the deepest sleep. delivered to your door. in a box. at a great price. because you shouldn't have to pay a lot for a great night's sleep. order your ghostbed™ today and receive $100 off plus two free ghostpillows. ick! ghostbed™. amazing mattress. unreal sleep. >>> we're back with our earth matters lead comfortable the earth be both cooling and heating? president trump seems to think so. he told peers morgan that. he said the polar ice caps aren't melting either. >> do you believe in climate change? >> that question is one the overwhelming ma circuit court of scientists worldwide have answered. yes. climate change is real. >> when the president was asked? >> there is a cooling and a heating. it used to not be climate change. it used to be global warming. that wasn't working too well. it was getting too cold all over the place. the ice ca

after very few signs of bipartisanship in 2017, a rm toker aid to senate democratic leader chuck shoeindow for the president. he's got opportunities to do something that is bipartisan. it means that he has to give a little bit . the perfect place to start with is daca. he said on december 5 in a tweet we're going to solve this with heart and compassion. that window is likely to be very limited with the entire whose and one-third of the senate up for reelection this year. the president is expected to plot strategy with speaker ryan and mcconnell next weekend at camp david. >> a change in immigration policy could make it more difficult for highly skilled workers to retained their visas while working in the united states. right now the administration and right now visas can last up to six years, but the change would make it so companies would have to prove that companies coming from another country. if this goes through an estimated 500,000 to 750,000 immigrants could be de ported. this could also drastically change the way high tech companies yoampt in the united states. you can add sou

. >> we are getting hit with the rm snow here in the northeast. but it's not over yet in the wake the storm is is expected to leave behind another blast of cold arctic air. channel 6 "action news." >> on that note time to bring in meteorologist cecily tynan with a check of the accuweather the carolinas are up to a foot of snow. they got more snow here than we got here. we got a coat at philadelphia international airport. we can handle that. lets head to the "action news" weather center speaking of the airport we are live on sky 6 hd all systems are go. if you look at sky 6 closely that shaking going on that is with the wds and that pulls down cold air tonight and tomorrow. and then temperatures will be climbing out of the deep freeze right now though it's cold out there. temperatures are dropping through the day. 26 degrees in philadelphia. and allentown 25. and reading 23 and beach haven 28 and lancaster 22. temperatures don't dropping to the teens for everyone. and despite sunshine we only manage to make tup to the mid-30s. very cold tomorrow an

. >> could save the rm house in november.l: when we come back, president trump preparing to deliver his first state of the union address on tuesday. should we expect a conventional speech from our unconventional commander in chief? ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide and find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. there's a ra

we have the latest forecast next. rm cq.erm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. but he's got work to do. with a sore back. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. and for pain relief and a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. >>> the northeast is digging out after an intense snowstorm that hammered the reason with blinding snow. look at your screen. hurricane-force winds and a record storm surge. this severe weather killed at least 17 people this week. now new records are being broken today. let's get to cnn meteorologist jennifer gray live in the weather center. the temperature is crazy as well. >> it really is. the very cold behind this system, now that the storm has pushed out,

we've talked about supporting the rm-3 measure which would not only provide those additional operatal fund but include 325 million for phase two, and we are closely monitoring all of the infrastructure discussions going on in washington and what's happening at the federal level. >> for phase one construction, i have two slides that are both actually pretty straightforward. we're going to be substantially complete in 2018. items that are happening this year are really the starting up and maintaining of critical systems. complete the installing, the integration of all the data networks. the systems, the neutral hosts, the cellular, that'll all get installed this year. audio video will be installed. way finding and digital signage, that all gets put up this year and of course the artwork will be going up very shortly and being commissioned. and then ultimately the roof top landscaping will be done in spring of this year as ron mentioned. moving over to the bus storage, same item. it's going to be substantially complete this year. finish the bus link ramp over the second street, exterior

. >> could save the rm house in november. when we come back, president trump preparing to deliver his first state of the union address on tuesday. should we expect a conventional speech from our unconventional commander in chief? i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. are you reluctant to eat in public because of your denture? try super poligrip® it holds for 12 hours to reduce denture movement, helps provide better bite, seals out 74% more food particles, and enhances your denture fit. try super poligrip®. retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and sto

parking is required in the rm-3 zoning district. removal of parking, even when it does not provide the size requirements of the code, requires a variance. replacement of vehicle parking however is permitted on a 1:1 basis with bike parking. this apartment building has no vehicle parking but does have bike parking in the storage unit. if you were to approve the adu's which remove existing bike parking, then what is to prevent them from coming back and replacing the bike parking with adu's? there will be no point in having a bike parking requirement in the first place. overhead, please. this is a page from one of the department's own brochures on adu's. it clearly states planning code requirements for bike parking must be met. if this is true of the adu's, then it would make absolutely no sense that you could remove existing bike parking for existing units in order to install adu's. there are just so many problems with the adu legislation, and no one is paying attention to them. units -- rooms without windows are ridiculously being la

we confirmed that rms create an 81-year-old iranian-american businessman. it has held in prison but only for a few days because of deteriorating health. he arrived and went to visit his son who is serving a 10 year sentence for quote - collaborating with a foreign government. the us has been in back discussions with iran to release him. what are the state department tweeting quote - we welcome the release given his deteriorating health. but we note that his release is only temporary. we called for the immediate and full release of the family including his son. as well as other americans unjustly held by the iranian government. join me now, we have michael, director of the foreign policy research at the institute. how big a deal as this for the trump administration and how does this position the president for his meetings with un security or officials coming up on tuesday? >> good afternoon. it is not a big deal. it is a 81-year-old man that should have not been held in the first place.he was be given a temporary medical break. this is the sort of thing that