we want to take the dig san diego city council line and make it a straight shot landing at the point of the orange spot. you can see the playground and the children's creativity museum and see the bridge and car sell. if you need a ramp we'll have a ramp for accessibility rather than a elevator so this eliminates that public elevator. so this is a diagram model view it shows in i'm standing on howard street looking at the children's museum the bridge is on the reporter and moscone center on the right and everything in red we're proposed to get rid of are. we'll build a plaza in its place and really open up the connection up into the gardens that's much, much more gracious and direct or at the left is a visitors center that will be attached to the convention center and it's actually under the bridge so that avoids the problems of pedestrian bridges that's really under it so pit an encompassed place under the bridge will make it well lit. this is another view of what the proposed building might be we're still working on the details of architecture. it's very light and transparent. we'r

. >> former san diego city councilman carl dimaio is hoping his fix congress first plan will appeal tohelp send him to washington. >> when you look at what members of congress get in terms of special privileges and perks, it's naushiating. >> he first gained national attention as the reformer who overhauled san diego pfrs bloated pension cysystem. now, a november victory would make the 39-year-old the first openly gay republican to take over congress. >> some are looking at my candidacy and highlighting that issue. i think the most unique part of my candidacy is not that i'm gay but i'm running on a record of getting substantial reform done. >> demio says he represents a needed change for the gop. >> i think inentire party has failed to reach out to communities that reflect the new america. >> a spokeswoman for scott peters told fox news that the incumbent freshman democrat, quote, is backed by local republican business leaders and has overwhelming support from the san diego lgbt community. that broad base of bipartisan and lgbt support is why peter s was elected in 2010 and will be re

. >>> the san diego city council is approving new rules that would allow up to 30 medical marijuana dispensaries limits. new zoning laws were passed after years of back and forth debate about neighborhood safety. dispensaries will have to be 1,000 feet from each other and schools and playgrounds and libraries and youth facilities. >>> uber getting a big endorsement from rapper macklemore. the rapper using social media to complain about the city council plan to cap the total drivers to 300. macklemore, seattle native is urging fans to sign a petition saying no limits. he reaches out to his 2.23 million witter followers on their behalf. sure happy that they did. adam: peter hayes from blackrock on top of the show. puerto rico, on the wires, scheduled a vote to bring the bonds to market. we'll follow that. >>> a wearable gadget that converts words on a page to speech simply running your finger over the word. cheryl: amazing technology hyped mit labs finger reader. that is coming up next. ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing, applause five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in afr-market trading. ♪ all the te

faulkner is the only republican to lead a major city in the state. san diego by the way is now the nation's largest city with a republican mayor. >>> futures trading suggest the rally will continue this morning on wall street. jill wagner says the new fed chair is making investors happy. >> reporter: the new chair of the federal reserve spoke and the markets soared. yesterday janet yellen told lawmakers that the economy continues to improve and the fed will stay on course with plans to pare down its economic zimmerman program. yellen said the central bank would keep interest rates low. that helped stocks finish way up. the dow jumped nearly 193 points tuesday. the nasdaq gained nearly 43. >>> parents, there is a major recall involving nearly 4 million child safety seats. graco is everything the car seats because children can get trapped because the buckles may not unlatch. this recall involves 11 models made between 2009 and 2013. graco will replace the harness buckles for free. federal regulators say the recall should also include nearly 2 million of the comp

growing san diego's number one crop is in fact pretty hard work, but putting smiles on all those people's faces, that's the easy part. welcome to san diego, california's second-largest city, where blue skies keep watch over 70 miles of beaches and a gentle climate begs for a day of leisure. with its ideal climate and seemingly endless amount of sunshine, it's not hard to see why the tourist industry is tops here. but behind that booming business is a blooming one. the floral market is a $300 million industry in san diego. >> oh, they smell so good. >> they really do. >> to meet alfredo hidalgo is to love him. it only takes a simple hello and exchange of pleasantries to know this isn't your average fellow or your average flower farmer, for that matter. >> pple love flowers because they're alive, because they're beautiful, because they're cheerful, because they just give happiness to everyone. >> always with a smile on his face and a flower for an adoring customer, it would be hard to understand the long and windy path it took to get to this point now. born into near poverty, he came to san diego looking to start a dream. >> when i was in mexico, i never thought about me g

harassment scandal that forced democrats, bob filner to resign, the city has elected a new leader and he is republican. that makes san diego. city councilman, kevin faulk ner beat out his opponent by nearly 7% points. he is moderate and supports gay rights and green initiatives. san diego mayor elect kevin faulk n faulkner joins me now. >> thanks for having me. >> first of all, what's it like to take over a city after such a big scandal in the mayor's office. >> i think all of us here in san diego had a real sense of relief and a sense it is time to get back on track. all of us, i think, whether you are republican, democrat, independent, we wanted to move this city forward. i'm excited to hit the ground running. >> in your election speech, you talked about being independent. some say you down play your political affiliation. do party labels matter to you. it is not something we stressed, particularly here on the local level on city government. when i talked about independent, i talked about independence to continue the reforms we have started here in san diego. issues like pension reform that not only are san diego facing

san diego mayor. despite being outspent by labor. traditionally a gop-controlled city. replaces democrat bob filner, who resigned in disgrace last summer after numerous women accused of his sexual misconduct. it makes san diego the largest city in the country with a republican mayor. more importantly, sort of the last stand of the republican party in the state of california. democrat david alvarez would have been the city's first latino mayor. he pledged to work with the new mayor. labor put a ton of money into alvarez. he was very competitive. the demographics are moving in san diego. >>. >> now, to the storm that's already coating parts of the south in ice, could dump 4 to 10 inches of snow on the biggest cities across the northeast, depending on where do these lows happen. we're just at the beginning of what forecasters are saying could be an historic ice storm in the south. there's been sleet in atlanta all morning and thousands of road crews are out in force, learning the lesson, frankly, from the last couple of weeks. 83 million people could be impacted, and alrea

found california is home of three of the happiest cities to work that include san jose and washington, dc is second and san francisco is third. san diegoin ninth. the top three unhappiest cities to work in? cincinnati, orlando and indianapolis. >> a man happy to be working in san diego is using a unique technology to try to sell houses. jeff grant is using a drone to videotape a view of the properties. he thinks its helps prospective buyers get a better picture of the house but privacy spores worry of who is seeing the video while admitting this is a gray area. >> technology is increasing so rapidly privacy laws cannot keep up with this technology. the concern is that the existing privacy laws are not strong enough to ensure constitutional protection. >> experts believe the privacy versus information question will have to be settled in court. >> 12 years a slave won best picture at the film awards in london. the star won for best actor. he thanks the director for bringing it to the big screen, the true story of a free black man kidnapped into servitude. we are two weeks away from the oscars and abc7 news is the only play to see the sho

. >> voters in san diego elected a republican city councilman to be the next mayor take off next monthve out remaining 33 months of the san diego's first democratic mayor in two decades who resigned in august after multiple accusations of sexual harassment. he pleaded guilty to throw charges of mistreating women and sentenced to three months of home confinement. >> tonight, golden gate bridge officials holding the last in a series of public hearings on possible toll increases. the bridge district is considering small hikes rather than a large increase every five years. the direct faces a projected five-year $142 million deficit. tolls last were increased by a dollar in 2008. fast track users pay $5 to cross the bridge while pay by play drivers pay $6. the hearing is in san rafael at city hall at 7:00 p.m. >>> crossing the bridge did not pose problems because of the weather. >> it has been easier than the last several days and 2,400 flight cancellations or delays. you want to double check flying in the southeast, the business of the airport is overrun by ice and snow. check out this mes

therefore extradition to the united states where there are multiple indictments in multiple cities, san diego, new york, texas, chicago, we could deal with him in a secure, safe way and bring him to justice. >> officials say guzman's cartel supplied u.s. with most of its marijuana, methamphetamine, heroin and cocaine. >>> they've agreed to meet with nicholas maine ndur row. they're demonstrating against widespread crime and raising prices and medical and food supply shortages. inflation rates have jumped 56%. venezuela has one of the highest murder rates. more than 10 people have died in the riots. >>> more violence in thailand. yesterday two people were killed during an apparent grenade explosion rocking an antigov protest strike. a 5-year-old girl was killed and three dozen were hurt during a sum lar demonstration on saturday. the attackers have not been identified. >>> national security advisor susan rice is standing by her accounts of what she knew in the hours after the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. rice was ambassador to the u.n. says she has no regrets for going on five dif

the city of san diego is pain a one- minute quarter of a million dollars to settle a lawsuit that claims sexually harassed by former mayor bob filner. the settlement is a loss of the was filed by irene ann jackson, to more lawsuits are still pending. jackson was his former communications director in the first of nearly 20 women who went public with harassment allegations last year. she claims that filner told her that he wanted to see her naked and director in a headlock while whispering in her ear. in exchange for his resignation leisure, the city agreed to pay his legal fees. >> california often ranks as the bottom for education, but in one regard, it is corn quite high. a new report puts the state ahead of the curve when it comes to the number of public school students enrolling in advanced placement classes. the number of california high school students take at least one of these a p exams increased almost 77 percent over the last decade. the state also ranked sixth in the percentage of students who earned a three. or better on the exam. the test are scored out of five. >> we will be

. >>> moderate republican city councilman kevin faulkner has been elected mayor of san diego. e won a special election to fill the unexpired term of bob filner who resigned among sexual harassment allegations. san diego becomes the largest california city with a republican mayor. >>> a case on two missing girls. >> first, refugees continue to pour out of war-torn syria. what should the u.s. do about it? here is one upset senator calling out the administration. >> where is president obama, who has said he refused to accept the brutal tyrants can slaughter their people with impunity while the most powerful nation in the history of the world looks on and stands by. right in front of us, syria, today. >> our government is doing what we have sadly done too often in the past. we are averting our eyes. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. a

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san diego now has a republican mayor. kevin falkner won a special election to replace bob zillner. falkner is the only republican to lead a major city in california where democrats hold all statewide offices. san diego because the largest city with a republican mayor and that is big news because it doesn't happen too often. >>> two national guard helicopters will attempt another rescue of two skiers following an avalanche that killed two others in oregon. low clouds and poor visibility preventing helicopters from getting to the injured skiers last night. 12 people have died from avalanches so far this season. >>> a drug bust spanning two continents. the f.b.i. arrested 24 people in a massive heroin and cocaine smuggling ring. seven were arrested in new york and the rest were taken into custody by italian police. the defendants had ties to a powerful italian organized crime family. police say that the group planned to smuggle drugs in frozen fish and pine apples aboard container ships. >>> should felons have the right to vote? the attorney general of our country thinks so. eric holder wants states to give them that right -- to give t

extradition to the united states, where there are multiple indictments in multiple cities, san diego, new york, in texas and chicago. deal with him in a safe way and bring him to justice. one final point, there were early criticisms on this administration in mexico they were going to be soft on the cartels, and i think what has happened here is very significant in terms of the cooperation with mexico. president nieto has demonstrated that he is tough on these cartel s. he brought out the lazetes leader, arguably the most lethal cartel. and now the biggest fish ever, and that is el chapo guzman. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us. >>> and our experts now, pierre is back with us, and david aguilar, the former border protection commissioner who for more than a decade, you tracked guzman. and mariana von zeller who covered guzman extensively. i want to start with you, commissioner. you had what they call an intimate intelligence relationship with guzman. which means there was not a day that went by in your ten years tracking him day and night, just your reaction to having hi

surviving in a place like san diego right now under the circumstances with which they just lost an office, remember, and yet they might? >> and san diego's becoming a democratic cityse of the growth of the hispanic population. there are probably about 33 congressional districts, some held by democrats, and some held by republicans, where the hispanic vote could make a difference, especially in california and the southwest. and while i don't think there's a huge price to pay in the 2014 elections for republicans, i think every signal sent, with the way the base talks about it, just sets up a real problem for 2016. >> and that's the thing, ramesh, is i get the politics of this, and you hear the senate republicans, mitch mcconnell, apparently, is relieved they're not doing this, because he's got a don't offer your primary opponents something to run on. and immigration is something to run on. >> but it's not just that there are a lot of congressional republicans who are in districts without a huge hispanic population, and this is -- >> which, by the way, is self-fulfilling. it's sort of, if you don't represent hispanics, then you don't know who you to talk to hispanic

cities. they were based on several factors including an employee's relationship with the boss and co-workers. san jose tops the list. washington, d.c. comes in second and san francisco third. san diego came in 9th. the top three unhappiest cities to work, cincinnati, orlando and indianapolis. >>> one man is happy to be working in san diego and he is using a unique technology to try to sell houses. jeff grant is using a drone to videotape a bird's eye view of the properties. he feels it helps his perspective buy you ares -- buyers get a better picture of the house. they worry about who is seeing the video. >> technology increased at such a rate that the privacy laws are not able to keep up with the technology. the concern is that the privacy laws are not strong enough to ensure constitutional protection. >> experts believe the privacy versus information question will be settled in court. >>> a warning to those who eat cactus. a recent inspection of cacti found a pesticide used in the u.s. it could lead to neuro toxicity and permanent nerve damage. it was sold in concord and pittsburgh. it was between february 6th and 12th. officials urge anyone who bought the contaminated product to

, i think extradition to the united states where there are multiple indictments and multiple cities, san diego new york and texas and texas and chicago where we could deal with them in a secure, safe way and bring them to justice. >> nick parker is in mexico city for us. so, nick, give us more about the circumstances of the arrest and if there is a feeling that this will make, in any way, a dent on his cartel. >> well, fredricka, i think the real really sent a shockwave through the country. i think many people were surprised that he was finally captured after being so elusive for so many years. if you look at some of the front pages of the newspapers today, one word, captured. and a photograph of el chapo looking the camera directly in the eyes. he was paraded at the airport in mexico city yesterday. i think when you talk about the issue of extradition, many analysts are suggesting that current president really is very sensitive about the issue of sovereignty and he may want el chapo to face justice right here in mexico. one of the world's most notorious drug lords now behind bars after more t

cities. they were based on several factors including an employee's relationship with the boss and co-workers. san jose tops the list. washington, d.c. comes in second and san francisco third. san diegoin 9th. the top three unhappiest cities to work, cincinnati, orlando and indianapolis. >>> one man is happy to be working in san diego and he is using a unique technology to try to sell houses. jeff grant is using a drone to videotape a bird's eye view of the properties. he feels it helps his perspective buy you ares -- buyers get a better picture of the house. they worry about who is seeing the video. >> technology increased at such a rate that the privacy laws are not able to keep up with the technology. the concern is that the privacy laws are not strong enough to ensure constitutional protection. >> experts believe the privacy versus information question will be settled in court. >>> a warning to those who eat cactus. a recent inspection of cacti found a pesticide used in the u.s. it could lead to neuro toxicity and permanent nerve damage. it was sold in concord and pittsburgh. it was between february 6th and 12th. officials urge anyone who bought the contaminated product to return

san francisco. mortgage experts looked at rates and home plieses in 25 cities. you need 81,000ses today buy a home in san diego00s ndz los angeles. $66,000 in new york. hsh mortgage company says new york is low because it takes into account the suburbs of new jersey and connecticut. >> an initiative to legalize marijuana in california will not be on the ballot this year. a coalition decided to wait until 2016 to qualify a measure. they don't appear to have the financial backing needed the coalition instrumental in legalizing recreational pot in washington and colorado, and medical marijuana in massachusetts in 2012 >>> a social media campaign to let a family throw out the first pitch in an a's game is sooin gaining support now the first ditch for diego campaign logged 700 reposts on instagram and pace book created to honor 25-year-old diego garsa, killed this month by a drunk driver while jogging in pinole the campaign dreamed up to bring attention to dangers of drunk driving. >> a dear friend started this campaign. first pitch for diego in order to honor my brother. >> the a's says they'll decide on a way to

>>> an unusual honor for a great grandmother who says she was sexually harassed by san diego's former mayor. the cityaccused former san diego mayor bob filner of repeatedly asking her out and forcibly kissing her. >> all i asked for was a letter of apology. and i'm not really getting one from filner and that's okay, because it wouldn't be truthful. so the city council is going to give me a letter of apology. >> filner resigned as mayor last august and was sentenced in december to three years probation. >>> on monday, a high-ranking democrat in the state legislature will turn himself in on federal corruption charges. southern california state senator ron calderon faces a 24- count indictment on bribery, conspiracy, and wire fraud. prosecuters accused the los angeles area lawmaker of accepting tens of thousands of dollars in bribes. calderon denies any wrongdoing. his brother tom is a former assemblyman who now works as a lobbyist. he faces charges of money laundering. the leader of the california state senate is urging ron calderon to resign from office. check out the complete indictment on our websit

country for its large homeless population lind new york, l.a., seattle and san diego so it's a problem. one that the san jose city council is looking to motels to help solve. a survey found that those on the street say it's expensive, housing that has put them out there, they cannot afford to rent a home or apartment. right now a studio apartment in san jose costs about $1100 per month. a full time minimum wage job pays $1600 a month before taxes. that means the minimum wage worker would spend their entire paycheck on rent with nothing left to live on. hotel owners and motel owners are struggling with empty rooms, they say this idea is not half bad. motel owner told the "mercury news" i love the idea, i have no objection to this. i'd rather have a full motel than an empty one. vouchers would be give tune the homeless to use at the participating motels where they receive discounted rooms for 20 to $40 a day. pay 35% of their income toward the room. other low income residents have similar deals such as students and restaurant workers. the homeless would be able to stay possibly up to five years providing steady inc

san diego. it's a problem and one that the san jose city council is turning to motels to help solve. a survey found those on the street say they can't afford housing, too expensive. motel owners struggling with empty rooms say this idea would work for them. vouchers would be give tune the homeless to use at the motels where they receive discounted rooms, they would have to pay 35% of their income toward that room. currently other low income residents have similar deals such as san jose state students and local restaurant workers. the program would cost about 1 million of its $3 million homeless services budget. not a new idea, similar programs are in place where the homeless are living in studio hotels. that pulled 9,000 off the street. back to you. >> thank you. >> let's go to christie smith live at stanford where convenience stores phasing out tobacco sales. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is at stanford university where the university says they have been talking about doing this for months, now the two vendors that sell cigarettes are on board to stop selling

san diego was in ninth. the top three fun happiest cities to work -- the top three unhappiest cities to work: cincinnati andindianapolis. >> good morning, from the top of the we news broadcast stadium, you can see a lot of sunshine and a few high clouds and well have a chance of rain in the forecast with spring-like temperatures headed through the weekend. >>> another asteroid will whiz by earth tonight. this did serious damage in russia. >> a group >>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> an asteroid the size of three football fields will fly fly safely by earth. the asteroid comes exactly a year last february 15 asteroid over russia that injured more than a thousand people with falling glass. the space camera will track the asteroid which is 885' in dam december and is expected to move through the system at 27,000 miles per hour. we have a link on our website of the fly by which starts at 6:00 p.m. at abc7news.com. >>> it is supposed to be a safe fly by. we will cross our fingers. >> our meteorologist, mike nicco; a short distance from us and is on the roof. >

to the web site hsh=dotcom, san francisco is by far the priciest city for home buyers, the only one with a triple-digit minimum income. >> reporter:it's way ahead of san diego los angeles. and new york city looks positively affordable by comparison. but if you are looking for bargain housing, think location, location, location. cleveland, cincinnati, st. louis and atlanta are all citieswhere you need less than 25=thousand in income to afford a home. bullying -- it's a parent's worst nightmare and the consequences can be devastating. >> reporter:now the results of a new study show just how long-lasting the effects can be on a child. >> reporter:researchers at boston children's hospital call it a downward spiral. they followed more than four thousand kids from middle school to their high school. >> reporter:the results showed that if a child was bullied they were more likely to have issues with mental health, be less physically healthy, and have more symptoms of depression and lower self-worth. >> reporter:those who experienced consistent and chronic bullying were less interested in simple physical activities -- like walking, running and playing sports. >> re

cities, new york, san diego, el paso. lso operates globally with major hubs in asia and europe. >> he's a major player, big player o coming out of mexico ad insurgent at a time when -- especially in new york city, where enter seeing a big infusion of mexican haren. mexican marijuana going in to colorado, the mexicans, have you know, they are close, it makes these drugs cheaper. taking out a guy like this is extremely important and that's where a lot of our focus has to be. we have to go after these guys a broad and go after the boards that support them. >> reporter: in mexico, skepticism runs deep. he may have been the face of the sinaloa empire, but many say his capture is unlikely to to cripple little cartel. >> translator: he's just one leader, in the end you cut off one head and two grow back in its place. >> reporter: it's >> translator: it's a smoke string the government is very corrupt and doesn't practice democracy. >> translator: the strike against him is an important one, however, what matters is the government's

basic common sense not only here in san diego, but i think in cities across the country. >> sure. fore the top of the hour on this wednesday. you know him best as kevin arnold's older brother, but jason hervey has come a long way since "the wonder years." he's here next to tell us what he's been up to. but first let's check in with martha mccallum who joins us with a preview of what happens in 12 minutes. >> good morning. coming up this morning, the cbo says a hike in the minimum wage will put at least half a million people out of work. the new data and some new questions this morning for the white house. and charles krauthammer speaks out on hillary. we'll talk about that. also the latest in the search. now the suspect for little haley owens, when bill and i join you at the top of the hour. see you then. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ man

this ad is 88 seconds, covers my experience in saving the city of san diego from bankruptcy, gettingts my commitments that we respect people and stand up for personal freedoms. so i think the ad covers a number of topics, and like any candidate ad, it gives you a glimpse into who i am as a person. >> okay. so i know that we've seen a lot of laws regarding same-sex marriage shifting across the country, gay marriage ban overturned in virginia recently, but then in kansas we have this proposed law that would protect businesses who want to discriminate against gay couples based on their own religious preferences. first of all, i'm assuming, i could be wrong here, so i want to ask you, do you support same-sex marriage itself, and how do you view this changing political landscape these days? >> well, of course, i personally believe in marriage equality, that people should be treated equally under the law, and i think that we are seeing sizable change across the country where people are concluding that this is simply not an issue for us to fight over in government but that we should allow i

getting paid by the city and interestingly king city is not the only california city making headlines this week at san diego police department chief also stepped down and missed allegations of sexual misconduct by police officers and his force what's the latest on that case and we only have about thirty seconds left sure well officially with the lens down his last day is tomorrow since two thousand and eleven at least nine officers there have been accused of a range of crimes in misconduct from rape to sexual battery to dui the most serious lately was one of serve who is facing several charges of sexual battery automatically. he said that this was in the cause for his resignation have a new police chief has been named police did not return my phone calls for comment however she's been there it's a first female chief in the city but however she's been there for decades so it's. still a lot of questions as to whether someone who's been in the system for so long could really reform a police department that's seen quite a bit of misconduct in the last few years and misconduct is becoming more and more frequent

san diego was ninth. the top three unhappiest cities to work in? cincinnati. orlando.ndianapolis. >> 12 years a slave won best pictures at the film awards in london and the star won for best actor. it is the true story of a free black man kidnapped into servitude. best actress went for "gravity" won six including best director. we are less than two weeks away from the oscars and we are the only place to see the awards show. don't miss out sunday march 2. >> riding muni could be more expensive in san francisco. how much more you might have to pay? >> the 16-year-old girl shot dead now police are searching for witnesses. >> an olympic breakdown from skier bodie good is in a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of the u.s. ski team. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> at 6:00, a jet hijacked by its co-pilot with hundreds of passengers. coming up, the reason he says he took control of the plane. >>> the most popula

he faces charges in at least seven american cities, including chicago, san diego, and new york.ieved his cartel has supplied drugs to as many as 54 countries. >> say so long to the warmer weather across the country. it's about to get colder. good morning. >> good morning. it motor certainly is. we are already feeling it into the mideast and midwest. through the next couple of days, next 48 hours, we expect a big cooldown as the arctic air mass building south and southeast. with the cold front, one shot moves through then a reinforcing shot mid week and latter part of the week. this morning, 5-12 degrees colder than yesterday. cleveland, 12 degrees cooler. it's 11 degrees cooler in pittsburgh. this morning, widespread 30's across the area. you factor in the wind, this morning, not too bad, but it does have it feeling a little more like we're in the upper 20's around new york city. we'll get a westerly wind flow transporting moisture in. with that, we are talking snow, but it's going to be very localized. that's where we're going to see the heaviest amount here just north of syrac

those cities include el paso san diego, los angeles, and new york. guzman is being held at a prison west of mexico city and could be tried there. our major garret asked chicago mayor raumhm emanual where he should face justice. >> that's the federal government's responsibility. they'll do what's right. i'm interested in what i've got to do for the city of chicago. >> cbs news analyst rikki klieman is a former criminal trial lawyer. >> extradition may come some years from now. after all, mexico has the body. when you possess the body you get to go first. the problem, charlie and norah, we think about in the united states is that he has escaped from a mexican prison before. so, you're dealing with the issue of mexico wanting to show supremacy, that they have security, that they can be without corruption and of course, what we know about guzman is he may be an equal opportunity corrupter. that he could corrupt in mexico and in the united states as well. >> in fact, i think he escaped in a laundry basket the last time around. why do they want him here in

the san diego water authority and city of san diego are national leaders in recycling waste water and desalination, turning ocean water into usable, potable water. san diego has done and is continuing to do its part because we've done a good job of conserving, preparing and investing as needed to minimize coming hardships. a real drought solutions should not put any community at risk of losing future water supplies to another region without addressing better measures to conserve water this is not the last drought california will face. we'll continue to have water supply challenges and we need to be continuing to prepare for the future. all users must become more resilient and any action now should have the foresight to maintain water supplies for dry years that are sure to come. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment to protect communities across california and to promote a long-term vision for protecting our scarce water resources. thank you, mr. chairman, i reserve the plans of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from california, mr.

cities over the past year. they're the places we talk about him as everybody, las vegas for example, over 26% price increase last year. san francisco, san diegoes, a lot of california living -- cities on the list. prices went up 16.6% in detroit last year. sometimes when they also far you cannot look at the percentage of to look at the level. >> good for detroit. thank you. moving and shaking this hour, pope francis, he is overhauling -- vatican poss aging vatican's aging bureaucracy. creating theso post of auditor general who will guard against fiscal mismanagement. he is addressing complaints from catholics around the world that there is no transparency in the church. no one knows how much money the vatican has, or how it is being spent. -- speakingamsung of overhauling, there -- they are debuting the latest and wearable. -- in wearable tech. ♪ >> back at the mobile world congress in barcelona where new gadgets of the stars. stole therberg spotlight yesterday. he talked everything from whatsapp acquisition do how to get more companies on the internet. for twoting for iphone years cost about $2000 can sign -- costs about $2000 in the u.s., w

right now, the cities of san diego, los angeles, monterrey are looking at doing similar indirect potable projects utilizing the same technology. >> thank you, michael, and kralgz owes that project. >>> china's trade surplus jumped in the month of january, but one of its hottest exports is not included in that number. it's tourists. spending on behalf of chinese travelers is expected to hit $513 billion in 20 .13 according to a rt ro by the ft. that is almost equivalent to the total household consumption in turkey. joining us now to discuss that report is matthew. that was a report written by you, not by the ft, if i'm correct. >> yes, that's correct. >> since 2008, we've seen a disconnect between consumer spending and income sales and gdp growth. this is very much ebb line with that. we've seen incomes continue to rise, they continue to spend, and this boom in outbound tourism and just to put it in context, we estimated the total outbound tourism spending this year will be four times total household consumption in nigeria. it's greater than total household consumption. so this is an enor

san antonio. >>: as far as i find it but it seems to be a little tougher. the city ranked 48th on the west. the low sacramento san diego how your celebrating your valentine's day with your loved ones. send us your valentine's day pictures. 515 as the time now and where they still suffering and the rest of the country where they've had these snowstorms. more than half of millions of homes and businesses are still without power through the south and through the north east. you could see the house of snow being blamed for 21 deaths included a pregnant woman who was hit by a small snowplow in new york city. the baby was head of tracy section is in critical condition. what they do to canada to work you can always write this lawnmower >>: let's find out what kind of weather we can expect here. it is valentine's day. >>: we may need extra time on the road because we have areas of dense fog. this all day yesterday but we did not see until later on and it was a pretty clear cleared after that. temperatures of a mild slump. ticket would get your visibility chart. we're down to just about half of oakland area. that's all you're s