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>>reporter: nearby rock city is still open for rock climbers, mountain bikers and hikers. on mount diablo, don ford, kpix5. >>> well, the irs has a warning for taxpayers. we'll show you how to avoid getting scammed when filing your returns. >>> and a florida woman got quite a surprise when she thought she was having twins. see how much this bouncing baby boy weigh. >>> and let's take a live shot from mount diablo as we were just speaking of. it is going to be a fairly dry day compare to yesterday, but we've got another storm system on the way. we'll track it f >>> it is tax season and that means tax scammers are out in full force. jill schlesinger take as look at how you can protect yourself this tax season. >>reporter: every year the irs compiles a dirty dozen list of tax scams that americans may encounter. in addition to electronic hoaxes where some may unknowingly turn over personal information to criminals, to fake calls from fraudsters who try to get you to pay money you don't owe, the irs is reminding us that some of of the most common scams are those which are the m

and really rocking the city of donetsk this hour. >> according to pro-russian rebels here, eight civilians were killed this weekend in fighting. and ukrainian forces report losing 12 of their own soldiers while eliminating, in their words, 70 insurgents across the conflict zone. >> you're looking at new video. and despite failed efforts to broker a peace deal, we have just learned the leaders of france, germany, russia and ukraine have reportedly all agreed now to meet in belarus on wednesday. >> cnn senior international correspondent nick paton walsh joins us live in donetsk where that deadly shelling continues. nick, it's pretty difficult to forge a peace deal when each side is counting the day. >> reporter: well, certainly. and 8 to 17 wounded now. there have been over 200 killed so far this month on both sides of the line, say the united nations. but let's break into a little bit more of that discussion about meeting in minsk, belarus, on wednesday. it is still days away. you hear behind me that continued shelling being picked up on my microphones. we don't know exactly who will be the

powerful explosion at a weapons depot rocked the city of donetsk last night.ukrainian government says at least two dozen soldiers and civilians have been killed in the past 36 hours at the hands of pro-putin rebels and perhaps even russian soldiers. more than 5,000 people have died since the violence began ten months ago. cnn senior international correspondent nick paton-walsh is in donetsk and joins us live. you have been near mortar fire all day today. >> reporter: we went towards a town taken bicep ray separatists in the past week. very little left after the fighting. one house torn simply in two by shelling. another, a huge apartment block of nine floors emptied out of people but now peppered with shelling. those who emerged from underground spent their days there frankly sheltering from the violence. you are hearing there and seeing pictures of an explosion too that rocked the city where i'm standing donetsk, last night. that massive blast shook the building i'm standing in. we thought perhaps it was shelling landing near where i'm standing but in fact ac

. >> he went back to new jersey, took odd jobs and tended bar at the iconic rock club city gardens. >> it was all heineken. it was 90 cent draft night and they wanted heineken draft. >> in 1986 at the age of 24 stewart left home to give new york city and comedy a whirl. he got his first taste of stand-up at the bitter end in greenwich village. >> he bombed and most people would have just said i'm never doing this again. it's too humiliating, but he kept going back. >> it's the lowest form of show business. there's, you know, i think, stripping, the guy with the organ and the monkey, stand-up. >> persistence paid off. he scored a nightly 2:00 a.m. gig at the comedy cellar. >> it's always about the distinctive voice. >> caroline hirsch is the longtime owner of caroline's on broadway. >> you know, it takes years of experience and jon had that certain something. >> stewart landed his first tv job as a writer for hirsch's a & e show caroline's comedy hour. >> here is my good friend, jon stewart. >> and finally caught fire on the comedy circuit. >> it took me five or six years to get good e

. >> deadly shelling is continuing to rock the city of donetsk this morning. >> according to pro russian rebels, eight people were killed. ukrainian forces say they lost 12 soldiers while eliminating, their word, 70 insurgents. >> despite failed efforts to broker a peace deal, leaders have reportedly all agreed to meet in belarus on wednesday. >> cnn's senior international correspondent nick p a aton walsh joins us. >> reporter: we have been hearing consistent shelling since we woke up this morning and the morning before that. no signs of the artillery exchanges happening around this, the strong hold of the self declared people's republic. you mentioned that plan for potentially the leaders of ukraine, russia, france, germany, the normandy compact. there's a lot of work that has to be done before that. imagine the symbolism, frankly, those four heads of state all going to the same place to talk peace. it pretty much has to succeed in some way or know where it's going for them to take that high visibility move. they will refer the meetings apparently happening in berlin tomorrow to discus

. >> shelling rocked the city of donetsk. separatists were likely trying to gain ground in strategic cloey icic locations. >>> in mariupol the fighting was heavy. >> reporter: as the cease-fire inched closer no let up in the violence. a ukrainian armored vehicle takes aim at separatist positions close by. we're in a village near mariupol where the shelling is nearly constant. this is the last front line position of the ukrainian army. they tell us that the separatists are about 1,000 yards in that direction. they also say the separatists have tried to overrun this position several times but have been repelled every time. the ukrainian army deployed additional armor to the front line sometimes hampered by old, run-down equipment. meanwhile, the killing continued. this 58 year old is literally shell-shocked, after a rocket landed next to her house, killing her neighbor. she believes it was fired from a ukrainian position. we don't need the ukrainian army here she says. we don't need any army. everyone who came with weapons star

mark barger joins us live from the red carpet outside 30 rock in new york city. >> reporter: we are live on the red carpet here outside of 30 rock. joining me a very familiar face. will ferrell. what does it mean to you tonight? >> i'm so confused right now. i thought it was the premiere of kwoez"fifty shades of grey".".""." >> reporter: this is much more exciting. >> oh, this is the snl thing. this is a big deal, too. >> reporter: how much fun will it be tonight? >> fantastic. very surreal. but a wonderful three and a half hours of television. >> reporter: what does it mean to you to be a part of it? >> it goes without saying. i wouldn't have had a career without soez"saturday night live," without lorne michaels seeing me at an audition and for whatever reason figuring out i could do this. so i owe everything to this place. it's great to be back to see old cast mates, writers, friends, everyone. >> reporter: enjoy the show. >> thank you. i will. >> reporter: we are live at the red carpet. back to you. >> all right. thank you, mark. and will ferrell. after tonight's especial stick around

city offices in wilmington delaware, are closed. you take a live look from our camera on the blue rock stadium. state offices in delaware are also closed. >>> covering the snow and the cold, we're covering the story for you. and why don't we start off here with the team of reporters who have this covered. tim, why don't we start with you. you're in wilmington. what's it like there? >> reporter: more snow than we have up here. you can see wilmington did okay. we got a good chunk of snow here more than we had all season. if you're coming to wilmington, you'll find this a lot of slick, slushy streets, and in some cases you'll find -- i'll go over here and show you, most of the sidewalks are treated. but across the street here you see the empty storefronts. they haven't shoveled their walkways. it is a little messy here in the city of wilmington. a light fluffy snow. but it was certainly enough this morning to complicate things here in delaware. it was pretty to finally see some snow in delaware. not too much fun shoveling it certainly not much fun driving in it. route 202 slushy this morning. i-95

th quakes rocks this city of the past to be part of the rugby world cup so it is only fitting that thishe correct world cup would have the official opening and it's first mat here andage official way of showing the world that we are back in business. all right one of the games most exciting players is facing a prospective early exit one of eight players to be fined for breaking a curfew. the players returning late, with team management a repeat will see them september home plenty more sport on our website, you can check out all al jazeera.com, ought the latest count downs to the world cup there which takes place in australia action getting underway very soon. >> that is all your sport for now, hand you back to lauren in london. >> thank you indeed. now south korean former aaron executive for a crime that began as an argument over a bag of nuts. she force add korean air jet to return to an airport terminal because of the way the nuts were served. reports from sorel on a very public fall from grace in custody, heather he was at least spared the gun let of cameras. she was brought by bus f

shelling rocked several cities including donetsk in the hours leading up to the deadline. by skype from kiev is miker bucherq for the organization of security and cooperation in europe. michael, what are the prospects here. do you think this is going to hold? earlier we were talking to nick paton walsh and you could hear the shelling in the background. >> good to be with you. of course we're hopeful with just about an hour to go. as we speak, we have quite a big number of monitors in the conflict zone right now. we're aiming for 350. so we've drawn in monitors from other parts of ukraine. they're on trains and planes and cars at the moment. but yeah today was a pretty violent day. considering we are that close to the cease-fire. there was shelling as your correspondents reported in donetsk and dubalsovik. what we'll be looking for of course tomorrow morning is not only for the guns to fall silent but also as the days tick by withdrawal of very very important withdrawal of heavy weaponry and also the removal of foreign armed individuals. now, to give you an idea of the kind

. >>> two bomb attacks haveno rocked gombe city.he first blast hit a busy market shortly afterwards a suicide bomber on a motorcycle blew himself up at a military checkpoint. earlier this week the proofance of diala was declared liberated from the clutches of is ill but reports started emerging of a massacre carried out by shia malitias against unarmed villagers. jane arraf reports from baghdad. a warning that some viewers may find the report disturbing. >> bodies of young men on the ground after survivors say shia militia raided barla. they weren't killed in fighting. they were shot in the head at close range. some had their hands tied. families frantic searched for their husbands sons and brothers. hassan, where are you, a man cries? and then he tells his mother he has found him. human rights watch says it's unclear how many were killed but says it appears to have been a massacre survivors say is started when iraqi security forces told villagers to come to the mosque to get food. from there, they say, groups of men were taken away

. >> a murder that rock the city. 10 years after the killer's 1684 old jason sweeney was sentence too live without parole one of them returning to court tomorrow. nicholas coia will have to be zen tend. jason sweeney's family sat down with dave schratwieser and he's live at the criminal justice center in center city with a story yule soon on fox. >>> jason sweeney's family opened they'd never have to return to this courthouse after again after his killers were sentenced 10 years ago. but tomorrow morning they'll be right back here because one of those convicted phil killers will be in court to be resent 10ed tonight the sweeneys tell me they will be here seeking justice for jason. >> the world isn't as save of a place as we thought it was. >> reporter: for the family of murder victim jays see sweeney the pain never goes away. even with the passing of a dozen years. tuesday morning, emotions will be running high when they have to face one of jason's convicted killers in court again. >> you never thought you'd have to worry about it again you put it out of your mind you feel like every

you good to a high point in the city dish went to the top of rock center just as i start mid chicago book by going to the top of the hancock center. you see the city hall and try to understand how all the parts connect. a city is an organism and at the like mumford said you go down to the street level and start to explore it, and you explore it on foot and he had the expression, by living we learn. stay out of the library first. get into the city first hand. and that's how i found these characters. french chanon, chrysler and essentially what wanted to do was i thought i knew new york. i taught at city university, at the graduate center at 42nd 42nd street in the middle of this thing. but i didn't really know it. i finally found. and i thought, i'm going to tell a story about a new york that everybody thinks they know but don't know. and i'm getting these wonderful letters from people who are long-time new yorkers life-long new yorkers, who are telling me they're seeing the city in a new way. and any writer in the room knows this. when you get a reader that says you've gotten them to

the system is moving from the south already glazing over the roads this morning in oklahoma city little rock and memphis. this new system is creeping into a frigid northeast dipping into single digits and subzero temperatures. so cold this foundation in manhattan has frozen solid. >> this is what it looks like underneath the brooklyn bridge. ice covering much of the east river. we'll get to that in a moment. in new england the cleanup job with no end in sight. and overnight in boston it was the ems needing rescued. this ambulance getting stuck in the snow. people living nearby tried to use shoveling to help but took 90 minutes to get it out with an excavator and using these machines to clear snow in boston. the region's transit system will offer limited service following a system-wide shutdown over the weekend. >> thousands of people have lost power with that new storm on the move this morning. >> accuweathers stephanie olmo is here to show us what's in store. good morning. >> good morning. well we do begin the work week with a winter storm right now impacting the southeast region bringing i

rocks were here. and the steamer city of rio de janeiro from hong kong never made it. the rio trapped everyone inside as it sank in minutes right outside the golden gate. a handful survived and the legend grew that among the opium and silk lay a fortune of silver bars. it was out there some where, some where near the gate. many claim to have found san francisco's most famous wreck but all anybody found was a life ring now in the maritime museum. >> there's no silver on board. >> reporter: there's the rub, federal officials don't want it disturbed. >> because of her intactness, she's almost like san francisco's titanic. that type of integrity both as an archaeological sight and the sanctity of her tomb they need to be respected. >>> there's a ship wreck that have riches and a rich adventure. >> reporter: just north of san francisco, up the rugged coast lies one of the most important unrecovered treasures of the new world. guarded by sharks and frigid water, there waits a fabulous prize the end of a four century old story. it was a stormy november. the year 1595. spanish

rock on eastbound. in fact here are some cities impacted. well like i said little rock all the way into the carolinas right through wednesday night. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> all right, justin thank you very much. >>> there has been an arrest in connection with that commuter train derailment near los angeles. that man jose ramirez mistakenly turned on to the tracks when he jumped out. dozens of train passengers were hurt in the crash. four people including the train's engineer in critical condition. ramirez facing felony hit-and-run charges. no doubt about where the truck was headed. >> it was not as if it it was stranded on the tracks and that would be a fair statement. it was not stuck, bottomed out on the track or something like that. it had traveled down the railroad track itself. >> officials say it could have been much worse except for new technology which allows the front of the train to crumple and absorb the energy of the collision. >>> new this morning four students from wesleyan university in connecticut have been arrested on

. >>> ukraine's second largest city rocked by a tedly bombing. officials say the bomb went offer in the middle of a march, killing two and injures about a dozen others. the even was marking one year since the removal of the russian backed president. >>> a new winter storm spreading ice and snow across the rockies. parts of colorado bracing for two feet or more. the frigid conditions extends across texas and through the southeast. >>> no resolution in sight for a labor dispute that has crippled our nation's labor production over the past month. the situation has gotten worse. there are now picket lines at 15 american plants including the largest oil refinery in the u.s. making this strike the largest of its kinds since 1980. now contract talks are at a stalemate. and back up workers were brought in in some of the cases. but analysts are telling us it's just a matter of time before motorists see all of this reflected in the prices at the pump. brenda buttner is here. she is senior business correspondsent and anchor of bulls and bear. she has the la

rock eastbound. here are some cities impacted. little rock to the carolinas, right through wednesday night. t.j. >>> all of the tough weather we have been having this winter it's really enough to drive you crazy. we have a viral video that sums up how many of us feel. >> they sold this in the morning meeting that what we are about to see is something special. >> all right. i believe it. >> this is good video here folks. so this happened. check this out. >> that's a cockatoo i'm told. it's running around and screaming some foolishness. apparently they talk a little bit. they can pick up a couple of words here and there. but people thought this was -- people liked this. >> what is he saying what what what what. >> good question. what is he saying? >> i want scrambled eggs. >> you speak cockatoo. >> i do speak cockatoo. >> i always learn something. you are so talented. >> my translation of t.j. holmes is much better than my translation of cockatoo speak. >> you are usually dead on. >> with my translation. >> sometimes the viewers don't understand me and it needs to go through i you. >>> and dangero

. >>> and in atlantic city the hard rock cafe said it will stay hope as long as the taj mahal stays open. it said before it could close in april, but now the hard rock plans to stay open as long as the taj mahal stays in business. >>> and thephiladelphia is now looking to charge you for every plastic bag that you use. in washington, d.c. they charge 5 cents per bag. it will reduce the litter and the impact on the environment. >> the issue is at the forefront of the city council members and the mayoral candidates. >> advocates say income generated by the thieves will cover bookkeeping on bags sold by merchants and enforcement by the city. >>> a farewell and celebration of spring. we can't way. coming up next we'll hear and help you plan your weekend with a look at some of the things happening in our area starting today. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with

>> art rock band from new york city smuggled in a tape in prague in 1968. people of the universe that play a lot of velvet underground covers. all of it was forbidden. these guys were thrown in jail in 1976 for disturbing the peace because they grew their hair long and played unauthorized rock music. they finally said, that's it. enough is enough. (?) they formed charter 77, the single most anticommunist group ever formed in the world. they decided it to defend a rock band basically from unjust persecution. stossel: in east germany bruce springsteen was allowed to perform and he sang born in the usa. look at the size of the crowd that was there. i'm amazed they allowed this. they helped bring freedom to east germany? >> i would argue that it did. when you see the liberating force of rock 'n' roll music. >> and all these east germans singing born in the usa. >> and saying they wanted to tear down these barriers which meant the wall in berlin. >> you did the story on dallas in romania. >> they only had four hours of division a day. two hours generally speaking

a big night at nbc's 30 rock headquarters in new york city.ew hours "saturday night live" celebrates its 40th anniversary with a three and a half oh hour live show packed with stars. dozens of the show's cast members and hosts are coming back for the event. nbc's bay area mark barger is outside of 30 rock on the red carpet. there is a lot of excitement. mark? >> reporter: absolutely, peggy. things are starting to wind down on the red carpet now. the show gets under way in a few minutes. this has been a star-packed red carpet. i don't think the golden globes or the oscars have anything on the red carpet we had here tonight. we had tons of former cast members and hosts come through. people like dana var can i, mike myers, jon bon jovi jim carrey. it's been a star-studded red carpet. they have filed into stud know 8-h. tough shoe horning all the stars in. they have to shoe horn in 40 years of pemryes into a show that's been expanded thousand to three and a half hours. originally it was three. now three and a half. we'll see cast members from the

. >>> atlantic city's hard rock cafe filed a notice of closure heart night. the taj mahal is struggling to bring in revenue and the hard rock will close april 22nd 73 people will be out of work. >>> our own karen rogers helped the gloucester county high school celebrate journalism week and she also got a look at kdtv the school's video club, it allows students to shoot and edit their own informational programs. >> pretty cool. up next on "action news," we'll check the forecast and looking outside sky 6 hd, a few skiers enjoying the slopes at spring mountain. ♪♪ i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. ♪♪ lease an mkc for $349 a month plus competitive owners and lessees get $1000 bonus cash only at your lincoln dealer. >>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board cecily tynan is here and snow at the jersey shore and who got the most? cape may got the most as far as snow, 5.4 inches of snow, taking a look at sky 6 hd the snow coated the

. >> it was tremendous for the city and tremendous for hard rock. we can compose the business to a lot of people. >> it would be nearly impossible to book a hotel for the convention which is july 25 2016. available rooms will be parbled out to delegations looking to book an entire block. >> it's been a while since democrats were in philadelphia, it was back in 1948 when they chose harry truman. dann cuellar has more on why philadelphia is the best and most secure choice. >> reporter: political conventions by their very nature attract pro test e -- protesters with opposing and varying political views, that was no different when philadelphia hosted the republican national convention in 2000. philadelphia police drew international attention in handling protesters, drawing mostly praise, but criticism. >> we demand liberation from the prison. >> reporter: charles ramsey will be planning police operations for dnc2016. >> you look at the plan and update it accordingly. >> reporter: which means homeland security and counterterrorism units will be involved.

to let chattanooga, tennessee and wilson, north carolina override state law and expand their city-owned rock band service to new areas -- broadband service to new areas. now to the lead. it may come down to one of the most important votes to protect the future of technology ever. the fcc voting to adopt open internet rules, which would be subject to legislation, prohibiting internet regulators -- the vote passed on party lines a few seconds ago, classifying internet service providers as utilities. peter cook is at the fcc now. it is a big deal. the vote went down party lines. tell us what you heard as the discussion was going on, peter. >> they have just taken place -- at the fcc -- >> peter you are breaking up a little bit. we are going to jump in with a former commissioner who joins us now. harold, you have been a critic of this plan. the fcc just adopted it. what will go on now? >> it is a sad day for the american public and the internet globally. here, for the first time, the united states righting itself on not regulating the internet. something has changed and the american government h

now in an on line message isis claiming she was killed in an airstrike on this building in the city of rock out they claim by jordan pilots. isis divided no evidence of the claim. >> i can not confirm those reports in any way. people are looking into them but can not confirm them. >>reporter: jordan carried out series of airstrike in syria against isis this week. retaliation for the murder by isis of captured jordan pilot. u.s. officials told us tonight the building hit by isis was a weapon storage facility struck by the jordan but it doesn't proof miss mueller was there. >> no question that isis is responsible for her death whether on it occurred during a bombing or at the hands of isis bombing or at the hands of isis. >>reporter: she view about up in prescott, arizona. all american girl and student leader who wanted to make the world a better place. the she was captured year ago half ago in the syrian city of help where she went to work with refuse you gee after post thanksgiving video on you tube. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people i reject brutality and killing of the syrian a

. >> out in new york city, kid rock -- >> for all the animal activists out there. >> this is an otterhis is revenge against pam anderson. >> then he opens it up and says and i had it stitched so it says "completely otter my mind. >> i love it so much. >> the con

chief meteorologist scott williams is live in old city tonight with what we are expecting. can you top a rock launch. that was incredible. glad the weather cooperated, too, lucy. weather in old city not that bad. we're dry, we're quiet but cold and, yes, as we look at ultimate doppler see we're looking ahead at our next storm system it's a fast moving clipper not expected to bring whole lot of snow our way tomorrow. the bigger story is going to be the threat of bone chilling wind chills. you can see the clock by lunch time watching a few sprinkles. some flurries some snow squalls. wind will be picking up during the afternoon and evening and those temperatures will be dropping. once again not anticipating a lot with that system boys cher wise. 20's retama in atlantic city. 28 allentown. mid 30s right now in philadelphia. tonight lows in the 20's and teens. we'll watch that clipper for tomorrow and then frigid conditions by friday with highs only in the 20s. but coming up find out when to expect highs only in the teens and low temperatures overnight that we haven't seen in february in about two

. >>> atlantic city's hard rock cafe says it the will remain open as long as cat seen owe operate does. they warn the labor department that it would close at the end of april, putting 37 people out of work but parent company says they plan to offer a contract the a the end of 2016 and it intend to stay open as long as trump taj mahal does. april date was a precautionary warning in case the casino does not emerge from bankruptcy and has to close. >>> coming up, adrian peterson back in the news, why the nfl is reviewing his case, yet again. >>> and llamas on the lamb how two llamas got loose in arizona and how cowboys were called into calf them. wow. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin. eagles are make something changes this off season and a long time eagle is now late toes get released. todd herremans has been released. he played ten years on the offensive line after getting drafted in 2005. in the fourth roared. thirty-two years of age. his salary cap hit is 5.4 million. expect eagles to sign free agents. phillies continue in clear the water, florida. one player trying to impress so he c

. >> it was tremendous for the city and hard rock, we can expose the business to a lot of people. >> it brought in an estimate of 170$170 million to the region and the dnc could bring $80 million more. >> the payoff the return on the investment is down the line, don't expect to book a hotel room today rooms will be controlled and parcelled out for big groups and delegations looking to book an entire block the type of event that gets hotel manages very excited. businesses and ownership, they hear the news, it gives a huge lift. >> bowers says from you looking for a single room you'll probably be staying in the suburbs, but to wait until the event approaches and wait to see if any rooms open up. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> as she said, the last time philadelphia was on the national stage was back on 2000 with the republican party held their national convention here, it's where george w. bush won the nomination and when on to win the presidency. and the city dealt with protests during the event and philadelphia police officers were out keeping the peace and we'll ha

. >>> atlantic city's hard rock cafe says it's falling on hard times and will shut down in april if theaj mahal bankruptcy plan is not approved. restaurant and bar just filing a warning notice with the new jersey labor department that it would close on april 22nd putting 73 people out of work. the night spot operates inside the trump taj mahal casino resort which is trying to emerge from bankruptcy. taj mahal has been struggling to keep customers through the slow winter months after row pottiedly threatening to close late last year. $20 million invest many of cash from billionaire investor carl icon who is acquiring the casino is keeping it a float right now. >>> new jersey transit bus and rail riders may face higher fares. mass transit agency is looking for ways to close a budget gap. a transit spokesperson says fair and service adjustments are on the table. the agency also is apparently talking about raiseing employee health premiums and looking at other costs as well. new jersey commuters saw fares rise by twenty five% five years ago. when the agency needed to close a $300 million bu

city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise over the bay. this is another one of our great lookouts. we are at mount davidson. 928 feet. this is the place for you to bring someone special. to not forget that dogs and enjoy all of the pathways and greenery that surrounds you. it provides a peaceful oasis of open space and great hiking trails. the spectacular view offers a perfect place to watch the sunrise or sunset with someone you love. >> it is a good place to get away from the hectic life of the city. come up here and listen to nature, i get some fresh air. that view is fantastic. >> where sturdy shoes . hikers get the feeling of being in a rain forest. mount davidson is also a great place to escape the noise and the bustle of the city. take the 36 bus and it will drop you at the entrance. it is quite a hike to the top but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is an enchanting place. is a popular spot for paddling around in boats, which can be rented. create

city and local economy. >> i'm excited. >> the news today that the dn clxt was coming was good, very good for local businesses and hotels and restaurants like the hard rock cafe on market street and city hall. >> we are on the ground floor with the convention, and the marriott and lowes across the street. big money for the city, absolutely. fantastic, at the people were looking to block rooms through the hotel. >> it's far in advance and we want to be selective with it. >> when the republicans came here in 2000, 45000 people attended and slept in 110,000 hotel rooms and the 2016 dnc is expected to have an even greater economic impact. >> they are estimating $170 million to 225$225, $250. >> that is $250 million the high end expected to come into philadelphia during the ndnc, the mayor says there is another aspect and that is the last can impression this city will have on the visitors that come here. live in rittenhouse square i'm southbound be. >> thank you. the democratic national committee made the announcement with a press release and then a facebook video. it shows debbie wasserman shultz getting a cheesesteak and then plastering a philadelphia stick

nationally, brutally cold, single digits for some chicago, 5 atlanta, 34, little rock, dallas is 34, oklahoma city 21, 7 in new york city, washington is eleven but your wind chills are the ones, northwest wind, 20, 30 miles per hour, 17 below in boston, hartford, and new york city, 11, really there is no change to the pattern, here comes another system this one coming in right, the great extent, the ohio valleyly down to the deep south, rain mixed and snow so the beat goes on for us except for a few high clouds toppling over the ridge of high pressure a dry pattern, slightly cooler a ramp-up of coastal fog the water temps are very warm. monterey buoy hit 61 degrees for a couple of hours that is a february record. never been that warm. it is still 59 so is half r half-moon bay buoy. and just unbelievable. patchy coast, clear skies, mild to warm a little cooler by the coast maybe parts of the bay, not as warm but it is still going to be warm, i mean these are way above average about 60, 64, we continue to be way above, it will stay this way, i honestly just waiving the white flag. there will be a li

we've reached out to the little rock police department and the city attorney who is representing the ficers and they both said they do not comment on matters in litigation. joining me now, eugene ellison's son, spencer ellison, a former detective with the little rock police department and now a criminal justice professor at the university of north texas and also with us attorney michael lowe representing the ellison family. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us rpg tamron. >> a lot ofto cover here. family is calling on the justice department. this has been five years now, michael. where do things stand as far as the courts and the justice department right now? >> well tamron, your rendition of the facts was pretty much spot on but there was one thing that i would kind of like to correct. we did pursue a federal criminal indictment or criminal investigation, i should say, of the shooter of mr. ellison, donna lesher and sim to what you reported about george zimmerman the doj refused to issue such an investigation. it's an extremely high standard as you know. what we have under

city. we begin with tom llamas on the cold already tonight. tom? >> reporter: because of the record snowfall and dangerously low temperatures, here where boats are frozen to the dock the ice here rock-solid. an arctic blast shattering records in at least 70 cities from florida to michigan. >> i've never seen it like this. last year was bad, but this year's definitely a lot worse. >> reporter: on lake erie, a cargo ship stuck miles from shore, food airlifted to the icebreakers trying to reach it a similar problem here in boston. you can see ehow much ice is in the water. navigational buoys frozen over with ice now sinking. many saying this is the worst they've ever seen it. in somerville, massachusetts, the city using drones to patrol the roofs of city buildings. trying toe prevent this. the roof collapsing, horses killed. 100 reports of vulnerable or collapsed buildings just this month. thursday night we were on the front lines of dangerous ice removal in northern massachusetts. thick ice rolling off the roof in boulders. >> if you don't take the snow off, it's going to keep feeding the icicles. >> reporter: george vasiliades is getting 180 calls a day. as the snow melts, the below

rock. >> apparently we like bacon. >> yes. >> bacon! >> philly is the best cityrticle says philly is second away from inventing bacon wraps in bacon. i lover bacon. it is perfect. coming in four, something that mike knows too much about. >> uh-huh. >> we are the best at late night boozing. philly ace bar scene is, i don't know, good. >> the bar scene in philadelphia, very, very good. so is our restaurants, as women. but coming in three, this is interesting, fill sit best city for rocking sweat pants. >> and i love sweat pants. i war them every day. >> she wears them in and out of every day. >> something about sweat pants, they are @ hazing. and many will agree with number two. the next, roast pork sandwich, voted by the food networks, man versus food. and it is locate in the reading terminal. always long line. every time i go i have not tried it yet. everyone tells me it is amazing, but the line so long. >> okay. let's go over thereafter the show today. >> will it change my life-like everyone says. >> it is good. literally the line wrapped around it, just -- >> i

the rest of the new work week another batch of cold air moves in, arctic air mass little rock, 22, 4 in kansas city saturday again long range, though, jenna and john, as we head into march i do see a little bit of relief on the horizon in terms of warmer temperatures. i mean, 40 degrees is going to feel like we're going to be wearing shorts here in the northeast. and that could be on the way, especially into monday and u.s. >> we will save the tape and replay it. >> right? sooner or later we should replay this tape when everyone is complaining about the heat wave in july. >> just to point out when you say blame canada you have canadian roots so you can blame canada for real. >> i can absolutely. >> no bias there. >> hi, mom. >> see ya. >> mom still watching. >>> bomb shell report on iran's nuclear program saying there isn't just one, but two of them. we'll tell you about the secret that could end negotiations with iran for good. plus, yet another controversy for the va. details of questionable practices at one hospital that may have led to the deaths of several of our veterans. jack's heart attack

. >>> new developments in a sex scandal rocking the philadelphia fire department. sources tell fox 29 city officials are now taking action against members accused of having on the job sex in firehouses across the city. eight members of the fire department were ordered to app a pier before city personnel officers at least two of them are facing conduct unbecoming charges. they could be suspended demoted or even fired. this after allegations that more than a dozen firefighters, supervisors and paramedics had sex with a female paramedic in different fire stations. sources say as many as 40 people have already been questioned. >>> a local lawmaker is on a crusade against powder he says moses a major threat to your kids. >> his fight to get it banned. >>> plus a burglar -- burglary at a local barbecue join much that's what you're looking at here. surveillance cameras capturing the guy they're looking for. the unorthodox way he got the goods. >> joyce, today after the super bowl tom brady talks retirement and johnny menzel's life takes yet another turn. welcome to the off season, guys. the story

rock their world. >> behave >>> the state of the city will be, um, will -- [ pause ] >> what's next? [ pause ] >> we really need a home as soon as possible because we need to be able to start our new lives. >> i think we need to find a place to live. [ pause ] >>> there was a big push today to make sure san francisco's buildings are safe in fires. that's the interview you just saw. victims displaced by three fires last week joined supervisors calling for those laws. more than 120 people without a home because of those fires. one woman in the mission -- one person was killed. the red cross, salvation army has provided some temporary relief but supervisors say legislation is needed to prevent these disasters in the first place. >>> well, you may soon be able to carry your driver's license on your cell phone. your smartphone. apparently a state lawmaker wants to give the dmv the green light to create a mobile app. now, the app would store a digital copy of a license or id card. the dmv would also be required to have all sorts of security measures in place to keep hackers from stealing s