time is not just of the essence for marvin schneider. time is his essence. in 1979, schneider was a new york city employee working in what had been the new york life building in lower manhattan. he knew the clock had been abandoned for decades and was in desperate need of repair. >> everything looked dilapidated, and i thought it would reflect very poorly on the city to have this kind of clock not working. >> axelrod: schneider, who loved watches since he was a kid, immersed himself in the study of clocks and watches and successfully lobbied the city to let him get the clocks back on time. so every week for the past 34 weeks, schneider-- now the official clock master of new york city and his trusty assistant forest merkowitz, have kept the gears greased and used this old-fashioned crank to wind this 19th century clock in lower manhattan, one of only a hand full left of its kind. >> what we're trying to do is to preserve this clock for posterity, so that new yorkers and visitors can appreciate what this is all about. >> axelrod: but marvin and forest are deal

names) good afternoon, supervisors i'm nicole schneider did executive director of walk san francisco. >> thank you for your time this around i'm here to support making the don't block the box program pilot program a more permanent program and support this doing this regularly on thursday and friday afternoon this is not about improving pedestrian safety but everybody's safety on our roadways and i think that you know giving people fines when they're making creating unsafe conditions for people that walk or bicycle and take transit in our city is actually a great way the educating the community of what's safe i think this is a really important measure in terms of protecting the pedestrians right we have a right to walk in the crosswalk and we should support that so i encourage this pilot program and finally, i appreciated lizs presentation about the system ethics issues around congestion in selma and encourage the board to continue to look at congestion pricing and other strategies that are already been analyzed and on the table roll encourage the board to also push for those measures

. >> kevin stall and nicole schneider a madeline. >> good afternoon. i'm kevin i'm a pedestrian safety organizer at the city collaborative i work with tenants who live in the tenderloin in signal hotels and they're one of the most vulnerable people in the city they're seniors and disabled and low income and people that have families because of that they're in this part of the city they're having the most dangerous intersections and corridors with the highest collisions and fatalities because of this we support the day lighting project to remove the parking spaces around the corner so the visibility of vehicles coming into the intersection will be able to see the people cross the street and the pedestrians can keep eye contract with the vehicles because the removal of parking is i mean, i'm not against parking but a precious human life can't be replaced we totally support the work you are doing and make sure that zero fatalities in 10 years. >> colleagues your supporting him thank you very much. >> nicole schneider. >> others. >> good afternoon again bo

now, a judge did rule friday in dan schneider's favor that -- dan snyder's favor that he can go ahead with the lawsuit. sometimes it is going in his favor. really, what is it going to take? how do you see this progressing? >> again, this will end with him having to change the name, and i think it is going to -- because it is going to cost the nfl or the redskins money. that's the only way it is going to happen. whether or not you agree with it or not doesn't matter. this is just the way that it is going. we saw it with some very serious off the field issues with the nfl. all of a sudden sponsors are starting to take note of this. sponsors will start taking notice sooner or later, and there will be something changed. >> growing exponentially. so we'll continue to follow it. >>> still to come on "game on overtime," ravens-steelers part two. sunday night football. who would come out victorious? more on that coming after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background

dold defeated incumbent democrat brad schneider. >> it's better to win. i think from my perspective, so many of these people put their hearts and souls into the campaign and the hallmark of the district is thoughtful leadership. that has been an opportunity, one-term vs one and we want to go back and talk about trying to break the gridlock in washington. >> tonight we fell short of our goal but we did come close. we fought incredibly hard the whole way. i am proud and humbled by the campaign that we ran and i will rest easy knowing that we did everything we could. >>and in the 11th district... democratic representative bill foster is headed back to congress. he defeated republican state representative darlene senger. foster... called his win a victory for the middle class. >> for labor and business and for good manufacturing jobs, which is probably the reason i got into politics. this is a victory for students and teachers and parents who believe in strong public schools and making college more affordable for all american families.

>> nicole schneider. >> okay. good afternoon again. i'm just here to support these bulb outs along some a few of our high injury corridors where 6 percent of our streets count for 6 percent of total injuries and fatalities and looking at you at you at you know reminding yourselves that you adopted vision zero and you are looking at projects that continue to support the goal of eliminating traffic fatalities. >> thank you. >> as i was reading through the document i know we've had some requests from the public to amp this project up and make it a more complete street i did note in the staff report this does not preclude at some point in the future adding bicycle lanes and i'm going to go with that assume it's true. >> that is correct. and i'll ask the project manager to speak to this. >> good afternoon directors and chairman nolan correct this is an opportunity to join with the paving project it's an opportunity for us to realize a prop b funded project and also an opportunity for us to realize the vision zero project . this particular i

rick schneider stood by his decision to appoint an emergency manager last year. that emergency manager got the ball rolling on the bankruptcy process. during his campaign schneider believes that his plans to save the city of detroit are working and there are some voters who stand by him, and they believe that his decisions on detroit's future will be shnighteder's legacy. we have democratic challenger mark shower. apparently he came out saying that he could have lead detroit along the same path and could have done it without an emergency manager. he has been criticized for a number of things for this bankruptcy process. his decision to cut the city pensions. it didn't hit a lot of people well. this was expected to be a close race for the last check. governor schneider was leading in the polls, and said that a majority of the voters want to see the republican governor in office for another four years. >> bisi onile-ere, thank you. ali velshi is back. we'll talk some more about the economy, and the number one issue tonight. i think the key issue is one that you bro

leader like this before we through the switch i want to acknowledge our executive director nicole schneider and advocate for making the streets safer and one of my bosses a member of the board of directors from the san francisco mta raul ramos one of the biggest champions for delivery of those projects and a lot of mta staff i want to acknowledge tom maguire (clapping) and our manager of liveable streets probable for making streets safer for bikes and pedestrians and people in cars mr. smith one of the engineers and the folks at p, and folk see that made it happen at this point, we're ready to through the switch our engineer should be on standby and ask the mayor to lead us in a count down to activate the signal. >> (laughte (laughter). >> jane. >> mother jones. >> come on up here. >> let's do a 3, 2, 1 must show ready 3 example 2 example 1 go (clapping.) thank you, everybody don't forget to vote (clapping)

carol porter and excellent members of congress into renew members in illinois, brad schneider and, in general. joe garcia and pete gallego in texas. one more actually. so while some call it the big respects democrats when he think about the waves in terms of the house, 54 lost in the first election after the election the of 1994. 54 democrats lost their seats. a further wave when president thea was elected and then way that gave the majority to the republicans. altogether about 12 members, lost their seats and three who did not seek election. in california probably picked up a seat. we have not lost at sea since 1994 in california. they wereion year targeting california, i don't know why but they were targeting california we will either break even or gain a seat. that is why the number of people we lost are mitigated by the one. we service and leadership cannot quantify it. nonetheless we are ready to get going. we will have a real voter engagement, using the inspiration for what people could for the right to vote. now we will have the 50th anniversary. that inspiration and education

temple health has teamed up with schneider's organization for the past several years. >> meteorologist caitlin roth is back now with a look at your wake up weather. we're hoping to shake the chill off. >>> we should. it will be cold tomorrow morning but once we get into the afternoon many improved. not gusty winds like today. recapping some of that the highest wind gusts reported cape may and bush kill township in north lamb ton county pennsylvania 50 miles an hour. so i saw a couple of sweets out there. comparable to having a tropical storm bring the winds on shore. smyrna, dare, 49 miles an hour. philadelphia 48 miles an hour wind gusts at the airport and mount pocono 47. gusts right now still out of the northwest occasionally over 25 to 30 miles an hour. the gusts should subside but breezy as we head into the overnight. temperatures in the 40s now. your seven day wake up weather forecast 39 in the city. 32 in the suburbs. lighter earlier sunrise at 6:32 a.m. tomorrow. warming trend still a head in your seven day forecast. >> thank you so much, caitlin. >>> a mom accused of of forcin

. >> tell me why you think other republican governors like scott walker and like governor schneider,re some of them having trouble? >> i think it has to do with the economy and that all politics is local in governors races, and this is that he is a rockstar. and i think she has shown balance. >> there has been a clear turnaround. they went from a huge deficit to a huge surplus. >> i went to ask them where they could take seats that matter a lot, florida and wisconsin, for different reasons. which one of those means more? which ones of those would you rather get? >> i want both of them. let me be clear. florida means a huge amount symbolically to the democratic party. too bad we cannot bring mike out here to talk about why it is good to have a governor here in florida. but scott walker means a great deal. first of all, because he is seen as a potential presidential candidate, and second because of two we call it elections up there already, the way scott walker has run the state -- i am going to go out on a limb. but i think she has got a great shot of winning. but democrats could wake

schneider on game day and then sometimes walking around in practice. i don't see him very often. lot of say in what goes on. as far as dan is concerned, i haven't really -- we haven't had that issue like people think. i was kind of worried he would be in my office, call this play, but that has not been the case. not even close. it's actually funny to think about him doing that. hasn't happened yet. might happen, i don't know. >> yeah, i've heard -- >> it's his team. i guess he can do that, right? >> yeah. >> but he hasn't yet. >> starting to be a bit of concern, maybe even some panic by some people that maybe robert griffin iii, isn't going to pan out. >> i think we're quick to judge now. he's still very young. he's only played nine quarters for me right now. so i think these last seven weeks will tell a lot about his progression. >> what has that been like to be coaching a team with a player as dynamic and electric and popular as roberts griffin iii. >> fun. you know, it's -- obviously challenging because for as much publicity he's received, it's about him coming to work every d

. >> reporter: bridge board member david schneider is also executive director of the california bicyclelition. >> i think that the board is very split. >> reporter: schneider says he didn't want to speak for the board, because he thinks the idea stinks. >> such a bad idea that we should just take it off the table. >> reporter: pedestrians and bicyclists have the sort of reaction you would expect. >> well, i disagree with that. >> since i'm walking across it for free, i probably would not taking money from me. >> reporter: but more than money, it's the message, says assemblyman bill ting. >> we're trying to reduce everybody's carbon footprint, so saying no to bikes and pedestrians is really not the way to go. >> reporter: assemblyman ting says there are lots of other ways to raise money, but when i asked him for specific examples, he said, well, you could raise the fees on tourist buses or you could charge more for parking at parking lots, but after that, he kind of petered out. which points out that politicians really don't like to talk about hiking fees. outlining fees is what he'll be

. >>> to hockey, devils goalie corey schneider was lit up with revenge on his mind tonight.period, scoreless. caps pushing the puck up the ice. gets ahead to chris brown. great stuff there. he had 30 saves in this game. later on in the period, devils on the power play. puck in the air, watch the play, heads up play. behind the net -- the pass goes right to the new jersey devils player. doesn't get much easier than that. >> everybody makes mistakes. don't blame somebody else. we had the chance to win the game but we didn't. >> probably made the wrong read. that point in the game you have to pick a safe play and i didn't and it cost us. >> capitals back at it tomorrow. mustache looking ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe everyone deserves a healthy, balanced me

. >> good afternoon nicole schneider i want to thank you promoting transit on this main arterial making transit more convenient and accessible for many more people and also because we're helping to curb a really dangerous street actually reconfiguring the street so transit has priority one lane each direction meaning people have fewer lanes to cross when they are getting to transit i want to remind everyone that five of the 18 people who died this year died on van ness while walking and this is a really really important reiterating what he just mentioned it's really going to be critical that

. >> good afternoon nicole schneider i want to thank you promoting transit on this main arterial making transit more convenient and accessible for many more people and also because we're helping to curb a really dangerous street actually reconfiguring the street so transit has priority one

schneider, richie all the coaches we've had and, um, i always -- always be dear in my heart for sure.temple and penn state met before not with each side nee needing one win to qualify for bowl game much that's on the line tomorrow in happy valley. owls and lion have the same record. penn state surprising the bad at points it come down whose better tomorrow. we all know we have a lot of penn state alums in the house. >> yeah. >> might be sad faces at happy valley. >> right. >> right. >> karen didn't like that. >> all right. thanks keith. >> that's it for us at 6:00. we'll see you at 10:00 o'clock tonight >>> bill cosby firestorm. >> the woman who says america's favorite tv dad sexually assaulted her when she was 18 years old. >> touched my body in ways that he should not. >>> then, she looks drunk. and these guys are taking advantage of her. >> where are we going to go? >> to my house. >> but it's all a hoax. they say they were duped. >>> and who is that masked man? >> police were actually looking for someone who looked a lot more like me. >> masks sown believably life like they even f

he apparently took off running down schneider avenue. if you have any information, you're you were to do call 215686 tips. that's (215)686-8477. iain. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> the family of a woman found dead in her west philadelphia home wants justice tonight. police say the 62 year old woman was beaten and found naked early this morning. her roommate told police robbers barged into the home but police have a lot of questions tonight. fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live outside police headquarters. dave? >> iain, electrical cord, a bat an story that just doesn't add up. that's what homicide detectives have tonight. they are questioning the house mate of the victim in this case here at police headquarters tonight. they say she's a person of interest. >> she's very important. she was the glue. she was glue. she would help anybody. >> reporter: relatives say 62 year old sandra barley was the glue that held her family together. a woman with a kind heart, who always look out for others. >> sad that a person that was so kind hearted t

. >> good afternoon nicole schneider i want to thank you promoting transit on this main arterial making transit more convenient and accessible for many more people and also because we're helping to curb a really dangerous street actually reconfiguring the street so transit has priority one lane each direction meaning people have fewer lanes to cross when they are getting to transit i want to remind everyone that five of the 18 people who died this year died on van ness while walking and this is a really really important reiterating what he just mentioned it's really going to be critical that we install the largest build outs possible that we really make that crossing distance as short as possible and calm traffic as much as possible along that corridor we know this is a main arterial and speeds can be adjusted with signal timing and really focusing on making sure that speeds are not in excess of 25 miles 25 miles per hour the current speed limit and the roadway is designed to encourage drivers at 25 miles at 25 miles per hour which is not what the current conditions promote and thank yo

. >> political analyst bil schneider, we are never depressed when we see you. thank you for coming on the show. the sgop made history during the mid terms. it had nothing to do with taking control of the u.s. senate. thanks to house elections an african-american woman will serve in that chamber for the g.o.p., a republican party first and the g.o.p. will also have the youngest house republican woman ever. both lawmakers could help the party's reputation. kristin saloomey reports. >> reporter: it's been called the party of angry white men. republicans are all smiles since the election with some of their winners challenging the stereotype. mia love is the first black woman elected to the house of representatives as a republican. the daughter of haitan i am grasped, the message of more personal responsibility resonated in the conservative state of uta? >> we are not interested in dividing americans based upon jevenldzer, race, social stad u.s. we are more interested in the integrity and the honesty of a candidate, someone who is going to return power back to washi

for rick schneider, the former business executive who orchestrated the process and cruised to re-electiontuesday, it's a good week. >> you go back to july of last year, people had many different concerns and very few people believed we could see a successful conclusion, let alone a conclusion in this time frame. it's here today. >> reporter: but getting here has not been easy. the city's employee union bitterly opposed the bankruptcy filing arguing the state constitution guaranteed their pensions. bobd holders and the companies that insured the bonds said they were forced to give up millions of dollars to save the art collection which they felt should be sold. the grand bargain, more than $800 billion in private donations and state aid to shore up the pensions and save the art, transferring it to a private trust. arthur o'reilly negotiated with the museum. >> this is an historic day. the city has a new lease on life. it has an opportunity to lay the foundation to become, again, another great city in america. >> the judge said it borders on miraculous with the exit from bankruptcy, he said