asked questions related to what would constitute an internet service. -- an information service. we felt that by virtue of the asking,s the court was the court was zeroing in on the real key legal questions in this case, and that's cause for optimism. interesting. i think a lot of folks thought three judgesof the felt it was a broad question. kim broadband be classified -- can broadband be classified as a telecommunications service? you alluded to the mobile issue. tell me a little bit about your thinking about how that went. there was also an issue of whether the fcc has properly dealt with interconnection issues. i think those were areas where were more skeptical. do you feel like you were in a stronger position? mr. mccormack: at the end of the day, the statute was pretty clear. it defines information services with specificity. it defines communication .ervices with specificity it defines what telecommunications is. called upon to engage in statutory construction, they tend to look at the plain meaning of the statute. when you cut the -- couple the plain meaning of the statute

and like the brave men of the first special service force, our special service forces today have manys, prospectors and explorers. they were intelligent, athletic, disciplined and well trained. they receive rigorous instruction in the use of stealth tactics, hand-to-hand combat, parachuting, explosives, demolition and amphibious and mountain warfare. moreover, their standards were extremely high. they were specially selected to tackle the war's toughest problems. they were indeed the elite forces of their time. and thus the pioneers of our two nations' special operations forces. like our current soft warriors who've been fighting for these last 14 years, the members of the devil's brigade were also patriots. they saw higher calling during a time when their countries and the world needed them most. and many of them made the ultimate sacrifice. and for this each and every one of us here today should bestow upon them our sincere gratitude for their amazing contributions and accomplishments on the battlefields in italy and france some 70 years ago today. and for showing the way for today'

for social services. for 16-17 the unduplicated consular accounts increase by 50. the program is looking to increase their operation hours foobe open saturday and sunday from 9 to 3 p.m. there is a big need in the area for services so this is a much needed addition which is wundserful. there are 3 new positions at the site. first there will be a social service coordinator for the week days and a coordinator for the weekends both at.45 fte so there will be a little overlap. there will be a exercise instructor at.15 fte. the social service staff increase is allow the staff to engage with clients and [inaudible] this is a site that needed more so the additional hours and staff is something that is going to meet a need that is already there. with that, language is available, the cant niece, tugolic [inaudible] exercise mats and blocks as well as other programs, supplies the budget was not able to cover. happy to answer questions you have. >> questions? motion to approve >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor

no service -- partial service on the other seven but no service in both directions between jamaica station and atlantic terminal. also no service on the long beach, hempstead, west hempstead we'll continue to keep you updated. alternate side of the street parking rules suspended. >>> so much so get to this morning. unlike in new york city. newark not as committed to getting back to normal today. schools there will remain closed. the mayor was out all night long, tried to help people dig out. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is in newark this morning. tracie? >> reporter: kerry, now that people are waking up, they're seeing what they're up against on these residential streets. according to social media, you can go ward by ward in newark and see snow-packed streets like north 11th where we're standing. down the street a little bit of action. it may be tough to see. but someone is trying to dig their car out and part of the street. show you video now of what this street looks like. it is snow-packed and residents tell us there hasn't been a plow on the street since the blizzard began. not

leads the service member affairs office where he is responsible for providing products and services tailoredique needs of military customers and this includes the development, the implementation and the ongoing leadership of an enterprisewide sera program and before that he led the digital mail and customer servicing and mr. lamb was an intelligence officer in the u.s. army where he served as a platoon leader, executive officer and intelligence staff officer with several middle east deployments. it's nice to have you, as well. so the video, i think, really laid out the issues. >> in 2012 when literally hundreds of thousands of service members were returning home there was an enormous issue that needed addressing. so there was both a need and an opportunity for us to get engaged in the meaningful employment of service members and capital one in our community work always works in a way where we first look at what can we give and then what are the particular needs and where is there a match? we have always been in the business, as you said, of educating people for jobs that provide meaningful a

so we're going to announce that bus service tomorrow will be on our moderate snow service plan. that doubles the number of bus routes that are in service. to 160. more than double. and they're primarily our commuter routes. the routes that folks going to and from work will depend on. there are detours in effect under the moderate snow service plan, posted on our website. so if you are a bus customer, you definitely want to check to see if your bus is running tomorrow and if it is running, how it's running. now when d.c. public schools reopen tomorrow as d.c. government and the mayor have announced, we will be prepared to run the 32 metro bus school trips to the extent possible, given road conditions. some of those routes earlier today needed treatment. but we're working hand in glove with d d.o.t. and d-dot has embedded personnel in our bus control center. so we can just turn to them and say -- where the problem areas are and they can dispatch resources to address it. that coordination has been incredibly smooth through this entire event. for net ro rail, the system opened on ti

there was no compulsary service.uition reimbursement or a promise to see the world. but this was a chance to serve. a chance to do something for the war effort. founded west coast airlines and settled in las vegas. he sadly passed away three months ago. it's a shame that he and so many other brave volunteers are not with us today to be receiving this honor. alexander hamilton said there is a certain enthusiasm and liberty that makes human nature rise above itself in acts of heroism. that's true. to those of you here today, thank you for this service. this honor is overdue. to those no longer with us, their acts of bravery and heroism will never be forgotten. thank you very much. [ applause ]. >> ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [ applause ]. >> let me thank my colleagues for their words and of course all of their efforts that have made this day possible. in listening to the stories, it's easy to forget, these were just private citizens who wa

thank you for your service. if we could have a motion to excuse commissioner kim. >> some of >> moved and seconded. moved and seconded. we'll take that without objection >>[gavel] . we'll go to our second items. >> local >>[call of the roll] avalos campos cohen. cohen absent mar speeder a quorum is present. >> that's going to second item >> item to approve the minutes of november 3 approve the minutes of november 3, 2015 meeting. >> any changes to the minutes seeing none, will go under public comments. the comment is now open on our minutes. we will close of the comment >>[gavel] . a motion to-do we need a motion speaker just woke about >> on the moment it's been it's avalos aye campos aye cohen absent mar aye the minutes are approved >> next item. >> item 3 recommended award to a three-year consultant contract to an amount of $150,000 for the planning and visioning services for the san francisco longley chance rotation plan program and authorizing the executive director to negotiate contract payments and nonmat

subway services running once again, but expect some b train through brooklyn. local service only. we're also looking at accidents. we have 24 going westbound near morris avenue. we have this overturned vehicle. then we have the red. it's right undernote the overpass. that blocks the right lane, you want to get in temperature with we have a lot of delays and cancellations. this mess we had with the snow is now going to be an issue with the temperatures warming up. is that correct, amy? >> during the day today, we'll have lots of sunshine. the temperatures are going to go above freezing and a south wind. all those will contribute to melting across the area. tonight, we'll have refreezing. temperatures right now close to 30 degreeses in stark park. just it 1 for newark. north central new jersey, temperatures are just right around 10:00, 11:00. it's very cold. a hard freeze occurring there. any spots showing melty have refrozen overnight. so be careful. slick on the roads, but as the sun comes out, there could be melting. looking at sunny skies, mid 20s to near 30 degrees by the lunch

for social services. for 16-17 the unduplicated consular accounts increase by 50. the program is looking to increase their operation hours foobe open saturday and sunday from 9 to 3 p.m. there is a big need in the area for services so this is a much needed addition which is wundserful. there are 3 new positions at the site. first there will be a social service coordinator for the week days and a coordinator for the weekends both at.45 fte so there will be a little overlap. there will be a exercise instructor at.15 fte. the social service staff increase is allow the staff to engage with clients and [inaudible] this is a site that needed more so the additional hours and staff is something that is going to meet a need that is already there. with that, language is available, the cant niece, tugolic [inaudible] exercise mats and blocks as well as other programs, supplies the budget was not able to cover. happy to answer questions you have. >> questions? motion to approve >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor

to insurer to ensure the quality of government services? there are some complicated variables that each state has gone through for itself based on its own experience a handed sonat local conditions to experience that labor unrest that they have adopted the collective bargaining bobbles experience. that didn't have the freedom that would conflict for me before a lesser of every officials that they have more latitude than rely on government to perform certain basic functions for us so every minuscule issue that can be resolved through the organization to organization that collective bargaining can allow women to grind to a halt and would not be good for anybody that relies on that to provide those services. >> is is -- deserve federal love -- federalism issue here? >> there is but we have crossed that bridge at the very least we need a coherent approach and wants me except that they're not to minister of work forces we have crossed the bridge allowing the of laboratories of democracy. that these would implicate the first amendment. that every

normal weekday service is >>> the bus service will be provided. lirr will hear more about this coming up suspended until at least 7:00 ongoing impact from the weekend's blizzard, suspended until monday february first. >> please be save don't text and drive. >>> not everybody and spokesperson is on the phone right now with an update for us, adam what do you have for us. >>> i actually had some good news for you 30 seconds, that we are able to restore partial train service the oyster pay, huntington, babylon, and greenport. can't get going, we have a lot of snow in the area and about to resume on those other lines. >>> that is good news ahead of schedule. i guess the one line that's having difficulty port washington, how long do you think that will be down? >> we had a snow clearing pieces of snow clearing equipment working on it, trying to clear snow and ice from the rails and from the third rails, and had cleared yesterday and last night refroze last night and we thought we'd be able to be moving trains with cruising position when it came time to

it was an out of service train. service is ending at lawrence to get you into boston and keep in mind also it's about a 30- to 40-minute delay for anyone riding the haverill line this morning. we'll keep you post od that as the morning progresses. we're also watching a problem on rutherford avenue near the hood plant. an accident there shutting down two center lanes causing pretty heavy delays for you as well. north of town we're watching several problems for the trains and the roads. let's get to the maps and see what's happening. if you're traveling north of that camera shot out of methuen 93 south is slow as well. crash on the shoulder 93 south by montvale avenue. a multicar accident blocking a lane route 2 eastbound by main street as you make your way east traveling past 495. more delays on the pike 15 to 20, 495 to 128. heavy as well on the expressway. that ride almost 25 minutes blain brain. emily. emily: thank you, olessa. right now. an urgent warning in massachusetts over this batch of heroin. it's called "h

we work on that site very well to prepare everybody and again thank our department of emergency services for putting out robust sets of information for i cannot we will definitely be taking care of people on the streets as much as possible and hear more detail but 11 hundred more beds more than the shelter beds and in addition to the winter she will not beds that enter faith council is helping us to identify that are human services will identify an additional 11 hundred shelter beds for those people that that she will not should that large storm come our way we're preparing those sites and want to make sure that people who are on the streets know we have your outreach teams letting them know we have additional shelter so we simply do not try to experience the effects of a large storm by themselves but reach out to as much as possible thank you to public works and the public utilities commission for work together i've seen the crews and done videos with their volume trucks i know how loud 38 they are they've been looking every catch bacon and with all the leaves they'll be plugged so we h

get all the services they need i understand the hotel council is in the room thank you hotel council i understand the grassroots gay foundation is here thank you . >> (clapping.) >> so many other companies and corporations and employees and residents and folks that time to help out you've got the big heart you're city is famous for the big heart tony bennett says you're reflective of that today is providing another touch another welcome hair cut, some services, maybe some teeth get fixed and counseling maybe direct help and benefits keeping people occupy the streets maybe a conversation as was designed by the original people that kicked off when i was working for gavin newsom he they told me about his project homeless connection now get to work with sam dodge couldn't get beven off his bed he's rest the dream we'll have an opportunity to just tough people to maybe talk about where they came from and how we can help them going forward now we've got project homeless every day outreach going on this is incredible and 24 services but we have more than that toughest people for a moment wh

for all populations and increasing services for housing services so the state legislative plan falls into several broad categories and i won't go into all of them but we follow closely medi-cal and as i noted in the bills we expect to follow those in 2016. similarly the special session on health care is ongoing and follow that closely and we anticipate there are bills provided to provider rate increases as well as increased eligibility and access for more populations for med cal and on the mental health we expect activity around the mental health services act and san francisco receives 2% of the state's funding and a big program with the formula it doesn't account for services provided to homeless populations so there are senate budget proposals under way to try to address this and we will follow those closely. proposition 47 was passed in 2014 and essentially it will make more money available for local governments to do for mental health programs and substance abuse programs and other activities that would keep people out of the incarceration, so the savings will be provided as gran

. >> it is great to actually know the services that sfpd will be providing to super bowl 50 but that's not my question i'm trying to said how and when sfpd determined when to charge for the 10 b program and how much it costs for events. >> all to get back on the criteria for the state when people apply for certain things rode enclosures f near piers we will ask 10 b to supplement. >> will the host committee be paying for the rereputing on e reputing on market street. >> you'll ask for the paying all new year's eave party we absorb that. >> we don't have an entity drawing the new year's event. >> it's the city that is throwing the events that's different we're we're hosting we don't have anyone to charge but ourselves so we're dissolution the road changes and groceries it is happening for the super bowl city ; right? and so normally you're saying those cases we charge for cops to be out there for traffic rereputing. >> not for out and open events by 10 b hiring this will draw a large crowd we'll come and provided for the public safety we're not charging 10 b at this point. >> i think i

northbound n service stops at q service terminating at 57 avenue. you can take an e or 7 line to get into queens. that's really your only option. southbound r are running on the f line from 36th to queens to west 4th street in manhattan, and you'll have to switch to the d train to dekalb avenue. all in all, you have these lines affects, b, d, f, n, q and r. the least of the worries are that you will have delays. it's a big mess this evening. report live over queensboro plaza, shannon sohn channel 7 eyewitness news. >> keep us posted. thank you. >>> well, a special vigil held today in honor of an nypd detective killed in afghanistan. fellow officers gathered outside the bronx squad where directive joseph lem worked, also a member of the air national guard and was killed in an attack in afghanistan last month. detectives wife was visibly emotional, understandably so. their support and their touching tributes. >> let's all say we love you christine. >> detective lem was a 15 year veteran of the nypd. hundreds of officers attended his funeral last week

service is still limited. service was restored belowground on the orange, red, and green lines this morning at 7:00. metro has announced it will be restoring above ground service on the red line or has restored above ground service at 11:00 between medical center and glenn moss, boston and new carrollton and branch avenue's on the green line. more service will be restored, metro is assessing be makingion and will more determinations later on in the day about one to restore more service. as far as bus traffic, bus traffic has been limited, restored in a limited process. we have yet to see about coming down 14th street behind me. there are some passengers it will be taking advantage of that limited service. betweentoring service airport and, dulles greenbelt to bwi airport. the three and five a. it has not restored service if there is any service to come out to reagan national airport. that is where jacqui jeras is. our things looking out there? jummy: we will get to jacqui jeras and just a second. in the meanti

we work on that site very well to prepare everybody and again thank our department of emergency services for putting out robust sets of information for i cannot we will definitely be taking care of people on the streets as much as possible and hear more detail but 11 hundred more beds more than the shelter beds and in addition to the winter she will not beds that enter faith council is helping us to identify that are human services will identify an additional 11 hundred shelter beds for those people that that she will not should that large storm come our way we're preparing those sites and want to make sure that people who are on the streets know we have your outreach teams letting them know we have additional shelter so we simply do not try to experience the effects of a large storm by themselves but reach out to as much as possible thank you to public works and the public utilities commission for work together i've seen the crews and done videos with their volume trucks i know how loud 38 they are they've been looking every catch bacon and with all the leaves they'll be plugged so we h

they will have to face uber and other ride sharing services. this caused massive traffic jams and taxi driver says the competition the unfair does baa the government cannot enforce laws. >>> 20 degrees in denver this morning, a bundle up kind of morning. >> still ahead, the cbs 4 morning news at 6:00. >> icy water rescue claims the the funeral for the it's boy sea happening today, coming up. >> a settlement between commerce city and a family who lost their dog is the largest ever. >> around that game coming up. ahead this morning, why some season ticketholders are not happy about their chances ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when g

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up now with more details along with the other departments is ann from our department of emergency services. >> thank you, mr. mayor and good morning in the early 80s and the late 90s we had huge storms here in the bay area well, actually throughout california according to a recent released e released report 46 days of rain in january and february of 1998 that's a lot of rain we learned from each experience each large storm that go things happy you you know you have downed power lines and the mayor said and power outages and flooding all sorts of thing we need to prepare we've gone through 4 years of drought a lot of trees coming down they don't have the root structures and the mudslides we have been preparing for this the impact is on the whole community of san francisco we started developing plans last fall working with all of our city departments agency and our nonprofit partners in the faith community and developing a game plan for el nino this year our concept of proclamations or game plan is continuous operations through a storm it if a severe storm tweezer in constant contract with t

are particular flowed prone areas their preparing and making sure we know what they can do and the services we office public works and other agencies working on those sites we'll have those sites up where residents and visitors can object 10 i think 10 free he moomd for their use at locations that convenient for them this is one location we'll have them at a number of locations nearby historically identified places of flooding but i do want to say our attitude as city hall is one we want everyone to know that alert sf and the 72 hours.org is there we're preparing for a disagreeing discharge that is man made or otherwise we're prepared and want to put out as much free information as possible so when people plan for those disasters it is less changing more before corning sea making sure they take care of the communications and their families and businesses and their neighbors i want to say again, thank you to our event our police department they'll be out there making sure they respond to any specific needs that are there along with public works as we have our deniable that can assist people

service. >> most of the service is normal with the exception of newark and journal square until snow is clear from the tracks. >> it's all systems go in new york city. there could be detours due to snow accumulation. >> and you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist, amy frieze in for bill. >> good morning to the both of you. we may have finished second up and yes, it's going to take some time. the other issue is the melting and refreezing that's going to occur over the next couple of days. feels like the 20s and teens. windchill will be a factor. central park shelter there. so they are not getting the windchill effect. some of the burros feeling as low as 17 degrees. there it is. 26.8. that's what goes down in the history books. some areas getting well above that. some getting half that, but across the tristate, that's a clean up day and a few clouds out there through northwest new jersey and hanging through the hudson valley. we'll see winds turning out of

we are lucky to have a special payment fund, tangible service for adult protective service. they are meant to pay emergency food, emergency home care, rent, getting your locks changed in domestic violence, we used them to pay for heavy clean up vendors. i don't know if this is happening across the state and grateful for the funding to do that, but this year we spent over 50 percent of our budget between july and september and the vast majority of what we spent was spent on heavy clean ups and bed bug preparation. there is very often bed bug infestation that go along with hoarder and cluttering. it is a challenge for us and struggle to manage those cases. we did develop stronger collaboration with dph and environmental health and also cbhs. the cbhs was able to hire this past year a psychiatric social worker working with environmental health and it has been very very helpful the psychiatric social worker who can try to engage clients opposed to just going out and citing because that is what environmental health does is enforce a regulatory code. they site, they don't assist.

for social services. for 16-17 the unduplicated consular accounts increase by 50. the program is looking to increase their operation hours foobe open saturday and sunday from 9 to 3 p.m. there is a big need in the area for services so this is a much needed addition which is wundserful. there are 3 new positions at the site. first there will be a social service coordinator for the week days and a coordinator for the weekends both at.45 fte so there will be a little overlap. there will be a exercise instructor at.15 fte. the social service staff increase is allow the staff to engage with clients and [inaudible] this is a site that needed more so the additional hours and staff is something that is going to meet a need that is already there. with that, language is available, the cant niece, tugolic [inaudible] exercise mats and blocks as well as other programs, supplies the budget was not able to cover. happy to answer questions you have. >> questions? motion to approve >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor

service picks up at 5:00 a.m. on the port washington, port jefferson, ronkonkoma and green port lines. partial service on the montauk branch to and from skee onk. no service on the far rockaway hempstead, west hempstead branches. they have to dig out the tracks. we'll continue to get you the information. it's a big improvement. >> there's a lot of things moving along. that's some good news. >> keep us posted, lauren. thank you. >>> in westchester county, the owner of the sports under dome in mt. vernon hoping to have the facility up and running by the weekend. it collapsed on saturday under the weight of the snow. nobody was inside, thankfully. but it is the second complete collapse of this athletic complex. the ice hutch which sits next door was able to withstand the weight of the snow. moving now to virginia, a snow collapsed an nfl training facility. this is a dome where it was knocked to the ground. no reported injuries. the team says it will be reinflated after the snow is removed and conditions improve. >>>

meal service teenagers -- service workers here with the islamic society of chester county as well aserfaith center of greater philadelphia. they collected food donations organized the food and then put together some tasty meal options for these families. certainly a hands-on way to give back today. >> uh-huh. >> and right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and much more at 6 o'clock. we have complete coverage of doug pederson's arrival and reaction from fans today. >> plus, a marine from philadelphia's among the missing after last week's helicopter crash in hawaii. what the coast guard found in the water there today. >> and people across the region paid tribute to martin luther king jr. we'll show you how two big events honored his legacy. >> those stories coming up for adam joseph cecily tynan rick williams the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass. "action news" at 6:00 is next. have a good night. >> good night. garbage. that's the budget passed by the republican legislature in harrisburg. it's unfunded, unbalanced and unconscionable. i

for our serviceers providers and city staff, we have the energy that is required. we have public support to try new more effective approaches. but you know what is missing? what is missing is the ingredient lacking for generations, it is what we call, real cooperation. we can't solve street homelessness, but it will if we want to , it will require cooperation. we have seen this cooperation at the place called, the navigation center at 1950 mission street. when community providers work with city departments, when the private sector in the surrounding community all come together with us, we actually are creating a national model for ending homelessness. so, next year we are going to do something bold that skills up the cooperation and coordination this requires and we see at the navigation center all of that happening across the board on homelessness. i will call apauss all the departments to work together with our community based organizations, advocate and national expert to ert change and reform or government and other, and will create a department with a mission

of services. how important is it to get the past? >> it is important. anything we can do to house homeless veterans. we have decreased the number, but there are still 47,000, and those that are homeless now generally have issues we must care for, drug addiction, mental illness. as we committed here they continue to cause the number of homeless veterans to decline, but we need your help to do that. >> one of the big house is the eu will legislation from los angeles because we are paralyzed from the ability to build the buildings we need without that legislation. >> i just want to ask about filling of vacancies because in my state spoken medical center has been without a permanent director since may of last year. the slow hiring is leaving a lot of positions unfilled and has forced the hospital to cut hours back. what are we doing to make sure that they are filled? asked the chairman and several colleagues say this is not only important to you. >> this is a key priority. we put out a call for help.

what to focus on is the destruction of the benefit of courtroom services. many of these services are not provided by the private sector at all more than that provided by the private sector at costs that are affordable to the vast majority of citizens. we are talking about public safety, public education, public transportation, institutional care for the elderly, the disabled and the mentally ill. welfare services for the needy, and the experiences of new york and many other states showed us that in the era before public employees had a forum to air their grievances and their concerns about their workplace conditions. there were often expressions that resulted in work stoppages, strikes and disruptions in the workplace that in turn caused disruptions in public services in ways that will have dramatic effects for the public. and following on the model of the federal collective bargaining, states, many of them chose to adopt collective bargaining for public employees. the important second piece of the puzzle is that fair share fees and health fair share fees s

customer service. it has a real echo with tourists. catherine: you say you are following the loss and paying taxes. some taxi drivers and servicesons just want to be banned altogether and go back to pre-2009. the taxi lobby is very strong and noisy. a lot of noise today and disruption. do you think there's a chance that they might get their way and your legal right to practice your business could be eroded because of all this? >> i would like for all my competition to be banned. obviously, it is not how things work. i hope they won't follow that road. the thousands of jobs we have created in the industry, we have over a dozen drivers working for us in 8000 drivers working for us -- you have over a dozen drivers working for us today. nearly 80% of the drivers were doing a different job or without jobs before entering. the government who they want to fight against unemployment taking measures that would go against directly the creation of thousands of men and women that have invested. these men and women

so these four contracts are all children services in our behavioral health services system. this is the first time you have seen them. they're here because of the requested extension brings them to the $10 million threshold. these are long standing services and we're asking to continue them to allow us to the time to complete the rfp process which we want to roll out within the next year and a half but not do them all at the same time so as you know this is one group of a larger number of contracts that are going to be out to rfp, so generally the increases are standard, cost of doing business increases. the larkin street had an increase due to receiving grant funds to expand services, housing services, to their clients, and oakes children's center has expanded. they provide services in public schools, therapy services and in class support so their expansion is to reflect the number of referrals from the school district. we agree with the recommendation to approve and if you have any questions i am happy to answer. >> thank you very much. okay. seeing no questions at this ti

is very excited to have this event by the public safety services that are needed and we were asked to provide the serves as we expect large crowds and that raise public safety concerns some other events that supervisors mentioned pride and chinese new year parade we look at those for the staffing model and the crowd estimates so for example, i look at super bowl city the same footprint as new year's eave so our fiscal division worked on a cost estimate we providing service for public safety for this for the market street and other event is about the one within and one $.5 million over and over those are the 2014 world series the 2015 fleet week and pride parade we're confident we'll be able to provide those services within the current budget additionally we've been asked to provide police services for private entities throwing parties identify been working with the office i don't want to put out pubically where a lot of those events are but one and $6,000 services signed up by the private vendors one venue throwing 3 negligence and a large concert in the city and there was some questi

is very excited to have this event by the public safety services that are needed and we were asked to provide the serves as we expect large crowds and that raise public safety concerns some other events that supervisors mentioned pride and chinese new year parade we look at those for the staffing model and the crowd estimates so for example, i look at super bowl city the same footprint as new year's eave so our fiscal division worked on a cost estimate we providing service for public safety for this for the market street and other event is about the one within and one $.5 million over and over those are the 2014 world series the 2015 fleet week and pride parade we're confident we'll be able to provide those services within the current budget additionally we've been asked to provide police services for private entities throwing parties identify been working with the office i don't want to put out pubically where a lot of those events are but one and $6,000 services signed up by the private vendors one venue throwing 3 negligence and a large concert in the city and there was some questi

>> even before my service, you know, i had always wanted a mentor, right? it was something that i felt like i would benefit from. but from the time i got to my first duty station, i really did have that mentor relationship. i had my seniors who really took me under their wing, helped guide me and really helped, you know, instill in me a lot of the core values that the marine corps has to offer. that for the guys who came in after me. so this idea of mentorship was definitely not lost in my experience, and it really helped drive me to find an organization like big brothers big sisters to work for once my time of service ended. >> diego romero, thank you so much. we will get that web site up there -- i hope so. i appreciate it. >> don't you worry. [laughter] all right. to learn more about today's topics, go to fox5ny.com, also like us on facebook as well as follow us on twitter. and for all of us here on fox 5, i'm antwan lewis. we'll see you next time for more "street talk," and as always,

the public is invented as little as possible above and beyond the call of duty is great customer service person he determines the needs of each location and moves little handicap parking and moves the staff around and helps to keep the streets safe so all public events we host in san francisco, california took place a great positive example for this is a colleagues and supervisors with a positive easygoing attitude and a consider it done attitude for that reason we recognize. >> on behalf of the broshgdz he recognize that you're family is here we'll to see the folks we promise. >> we'll be on tv come on up. >> (laughter). (clapping.) this is my daughter charm and i'm glad she came today you don't i did not think she could make it her mom said she said and thank you very much for your service to the city thank you >> (clapping). >> we also have with us today mary lee our long time crossing guard working as a crossing gaud for mta for 38 years since 1977 (clapping.) since 1979 assigned to the school and being there for 36 years she's well known to the community as a puny i can't tell and c

how can our viewers get involved in your days of service? >> i would go on our web page, service.cway.edu and encourage you to look in your own communities. if district of columbia is too far away. there are lots of ways to get engaged. >> lillie. >> our program at hilton memorial chapel. and i think the west way to remember that, that it's right next door to potomac mills. and you can go to their website at hiltonmemorialchapel and you'll get directions there. there is seating for 3,000 people. we would like to see you monday. >> good to see you all this morning. thank you so much for being with us. and thank you. that's "viewpoint." i'm pat lawson muse. stay with us for ""news4 today."" "news4 today."" today." >>> right now on "news4 today," get ready for the big freeze. tom's tracking the chilliest weather we've seen all winter and what could be the first s w snowstorm all weekend. >>> and two men almost got on a plane headed to join isis. how their plan was foiled. >>> and the caucus tonight, right here on nbc 4. good morning. hoping you

what else can you tell us base upon the picture and the service? >> it looks like we'veve lost him and we'll get him in jususa bit and chief meetorologistteorologist lost this and was this indeed a tornado and this looks like an ef-1 tornado just based on the damage and at this point the national weather service feeling confident and they're calling this an apparent tornado that touched down in the northeastern part of broward county, south palm beach county and it will take some time to take the crews out there and actually look at the damage for themselves and deciding. we were talking about erica delgado and the information came down from the national weaeher service basically calling this an apparent tornado. so erika, i'm talking to you right now und we're saying new information from the national weather service is giving us a clear indication of what's going on. >> an arngs parent tornado and obviously the damage is it's possible that it was a tornado and just four minutes ago i'm on we're communicating back and north and they cannot confirm

train service shut down at 11:00. bus service stops at 5:00. this is the reason why. what we saw last night. it was a mess on the roads. some wonder if this was bad last night what will the big one be like? some commutes took eight to nine hours last night. others left their cars on the side of the road, abandoned them and walked. >> i'm on my way to work. usually takes me 20, 25 minutes. i've been on the roads for five hours last night. jonathan: last night, jay korff was in the interstate in the middle of the lane talking with drivers in the nightmare commute because nobody was moving. coming up for us, jay will join us on set with more. including a father who walked his toddler back to a metro station instead of waiting in their car. michelle: rough night for so many. what became clear last night, across the board, the d.c., virginia, maryland road crews were not ready. what is unclear is why? we have more with d.c. mayor bowser's apology for today. sam? sam: we are at one of the city snow centers. parade of people are coming by for the shovels that the mayor has b

ben: after enduring helen for better services. long beach did not have service . officials are saying they expect service to resume this morning. long beach and she will give us details. ben: we are asking, where the plows? residence in that borough continued to try to dig themselves out. it was a tough day yesterday for some people in the city is sending and reinforcement . they are trying to clear the street. juliet: police and new jersey are asking people not to be like this guy. this driver figured he did not have to clean all the snow off his car and that's a no-no . it can be very dangerous ! ben: it's illegal. we have breaking news. juliet: mike woods. mike: here we go. juliet: he does not know how to tie a double knot and his laces so he wears velcro shoes. true . juliet: that's not a stretch . mike: i world velcro boots . knot and he said i haven't done that since i was a little kid . mike: i did a double knot and i could not get them off. juliet: i do a double knot every day with my running shoes and works fine. mike: doesn't happen to you? >> i can unti

no service between newark and starting at 6:00 a.m. we will have a four-line service. it's no cross honoring service with the trains and rails. we do have the option. thank you, ines. release by ice is showing them carrying out the massacres in paris and committing other atrocities. all nine militants are seen dying in the paris attacks or the aftermath. the 17 minute video shows the them beheading prisoners and it was filmed in isis controlled territory in syria. they talk about their plan to attack paris and threaten britain . the attack left 130 people dead. turning to the race for president. canadians are reacting to michael bloomberg might launching a third-party run. he has asked them to explore whether a run would be worth it. if he sees an opening donald trump is a republican in bernie sanders as the autocratic. trump says he is excited. >> michael is a friend of mine. i would love to have him run. i would like the juliet: he said if i didn't get the nomination he would consider it but i will relieve him of that and get the nomination. >> i think the american p

vre no service.train service adjusted and metro bus operating on severe weather schedule check in before you head out detour and delay as well. take a look at we're seeing traffic flowing into the districts than usual. then i guess yesterday for blizzard. steve. >> erin, thanks. still ahead ways ardz not good on the home court. we hear from coach about last night's struggle. >> we're out and about hitting the side streets. any news when we might get dug out. sheila i'm trying to find out for you. a lot of people still ♪in this morning. a lot of people still ♪in this morning. we'll be right back >> welcome to the "fox5 news morning". 6:35. heavy snow creating dangerous companies for pedestrians. in silver spring a man was shuk by a snowplow walking on georgia avenue. she expected to survive. please be safe out there. if you can get on where the sidewalk would be better than the street i assure you. >> montgomery county meantime crews work around the clock to clear out piles of snow. melanie alnwick is