seuss. >> and david is back with a check of the accuweather forecast. the rain moves in and the worst of it tomorrow. >> oh the places we can go. >> are you dr. seuss? stormtracker 6 live double scan we have some moisture popping up in dover. and cape may maybe a sprinkle. this season particularly heavy precipitation yet and just an early band. the bulk of the rain coming in later today and tonight. as we look outside clouds are building all day and stays that way at the airport. probably no problems flying in and out of philadelphia and even the evening the onset of the initial rain is not all that bad. winds pick up tomorrow though. and at times there will be heavy rain than gives you more of a flying issue. 53 degrees in philadelphia and dry winds ethat strong. there is the thin band of rain and more pronounced rain to the south and west and as we get later into the afternoon and evening we are likely to see more of that. today's forecast, 47 by 8:00. 55 degrees by noon. and your high this afternoon 58 degrees and we expect that rain to gradually bui

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. >> today is not only, doctor seuss's birthday. >> happy birthday, doctor seuss. >> yes. >> reportertyler's birthday but it is also read across america day. >> is what your favorite after school book. >> that is a great question. and ham.o go with green eggs >> reporter: for students all over the country take time out of their school day to read, as a group, celebrating, the many places a book can take you. discovering their own voices, while listening to the voices of others. like mine. so many things, go to the right. you can think about that, until saturday night. >> reporter: i spent the day at saint barnabas catholic school in south philadelphia reading doctor seuss's the things we think to third, fourth and fifth grade students. >> doctor seuss, we think of him as an author of children's books but i think that his messages, are for life licensing readers. >> reporter: as it turns out these readers were thinking a lot. >> is what your favorite food. >> is what your favorite color >> how long have you been doing this job. >> how old are you. >> i am, that is okay, i'm 30 years ol

police released body camera footage of an officer involved shooting that killed 19-year-old hey seuss delgado. abc7 news kate larson has new details. >> reporter: last tuesday police shot and killed an armed robbery suspect and tonight sfpd, released body camera footage from 12 different officers. >> show me your hands. get out of the truck slowly. >> reporter: the footage shows police ordering hey seuss to hiding in trunk of the car to get out and put his hands up. >> to mr. delgado's family and friends, we are sorry for your loss. >> reporter: tonight at a town hall meeting with police chief william scott, investigators said after they fired a nonlethal bean bag round. delgado pointed a gun at the officers and fired. that's when ten officers fired 99 rounds. delgado was shot 25 times. chanting murderer in spanish, town hall attendees including delgado's brother expressed bitter anger towards police. >> one of the reasons you're not a felon is because you're able to go home, look at your kids in the eyes and tell them that you love them. my mom doesn't have that any more. >> reporter

police released body camera footage of an officer involved shooting that killed 19-year-old hey seuss delgado. abc7 news kate larson has new details. >> reporter: last tuesday police shot and killed an armed robbery suspect and tonight sfpd, released body camera footage from 12 different officers. >> show me your hands. get out of the truck slowly. >> reporter: the footage shows police ordering hey seuss to hiding in trunk of the car to get out and put his hands up. >> to mr. delgado's family and friends, we are sorry for your loss. >> reporter: tonight at a town hall meeting with police chief william scott, investigators said after they fired a nonlethal bean bag round. delgado pointed a gun at the officers and fired. that's when ten officers fired 99 rounds. delgado was shot 25 times. chanting murderer in spanish, town hall attendees including delgado's brother expressed bitter anger towards police. >> one of the reasons you're not a felon is because you're able to go home, look at your kids in the eyes and tell them that you love them. my mom doesn't have that any more. >> reporter

seuss. . >>> two young girls in the east bay share a special bond, both have had heart transplants. maureen naylor tells us how a school nurse connected them to each other. >> reporter: in many ways leanne lou is a typical 11-year- old. the sixth-grader was born with a congenital heart condition and had a transplant last july. >> i couldn't run the. i couldn't do hard activities or i would get tired. i felt alone and it different. >> reporter: she was not alone. a school nurse from the pleasanton unified school district knew of another girl who also had a heart transplant here at lucille packard and she made what turned out to be a heartfelt connection. >> before meeting her i was the only pediatric heart transplant recipient in all of tri-valley. >> reporter: megan was born healthy. when she was eight she found out her heart was bigger and weaker than it was supposed to be. the high school freshman ultimately had a heart transplant two years ago. >> it was insane. you don't think that there'd be another person like you, but there is . >> i wasn't surprised and happy because there w

seuss. >> what's your favorite dr. seuss book? >> um, are you my mother? my favorite, too! how much do you like to read? >> um, i -- i don't like it now because it's really hard. >> yeah. >> but i like it because you get to see silly pictures. >> exactly. >> well, read around america day was established in 1998 to encourage children to embrace books and read. >> if you know frank, you know it probably was a good time there. >>> this weekend, the old u.s. mint on fifth and mission streets is celebrating the history of san francisco. the third annual event is free to the public. it will feature nearly 100 exhibits telling the story of the city. today ktvu's christien kafton was able to get a preview of what you can expect. >> we have three f's to remember around the building today. that's fortress, foundry, and finance. >> reporter: history is coming alive inside the old san francisco mint. the california historical society is opening the doors and welcoming the public to look back on how san francisco grew from pre-history to the world famous city it is tod

and to seuss. of disagreement. was sexist we could attract a number of countries and economies to this how you stand and we're monster remember. our head. on latin america and it induced in human as more from santiago well nobody believed it could happen but the comprehensive and progressive transpacific partnership is now signed a very very long name for a much shorter trade deal which now brings together three asian pacific nations minus the united states it was going to be twelve countries but the united states as we know pulled out three days after president donald trump took office now for a commerce and foreign ministers gathered here say that this is an antidote to washington's increased protectionist policies and in fact the timing of this deal that was signed just one day after the european union and the i.m.f. one president donald trump that he is on the verge of unleashing a trade war if he insists on making good on his promise to impose duties on steel and on aluminum imports into the u

seuss books on display for read across america.oucester county and kids in pre-k and first and second grade dressed up for the is assembly. it calls for every child to celebrate reading or march 2 and the birthday of dr. seuss. >>> a delicious served up by both cities in the super bowl a bet with cheesesteaks and lobster rolls. >> and the firefighters got to taste fresh lobster victory. a rep from pauly's drove eight hours to engine 45 ladder 14 in strawberry mansion and brought 25 lobster rolls for everybody. and mayor kenney decided to let them enjoy the rolls instead of him. >> time for sports. cleveland cavaliers and lebron is in town and also the chapter about his contract. >> the sixers were there in cleveland. and lebron james explained he might be a sixer and may not be. we have no idea yet. and absolute rumors that he and his reps were exploring than is not true. he said he absolutely did not. the sixers are in cleveland and they know lebron james is the guy they have to get a handle on. >> we have to do a good job of maki

seuss.re you my mother or go dog go. >> greens eggs and ham. >> reporter: there you go. >> they're going to hand you a book. >> reporter: i'm going to ad lib and let it rock. we will go over that over the weekend on mornings on 2 tomorrow. >> thank you, frank. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, yesterday we were checking in with the a's vice president. we go back live to the stadium. mark ibanez is hanging out with your san francisco giants. we will hear from him coming up after the break. ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com pick your free yogurt you'd never find this at a fast food restaurant - it's a good inspired friething.ken sandwich. is that right, martha? why don't you try my asian fried chicken sandwich? it's made with crispy fried chicken strips, crunchy asian slaw and a gochujang mayo - all on a toasted baguette. security! get him! you afraid of a little competition? you want to

seuss. >> what's your favorite dr. seuss book? >> are you my mother. >> that's my favorite, too. how much do you like to read? >> i don't like it right now because it's really hard. >> yeah. >> but i like it because you get to cecily pictures. >> read around america day was established back in 1998 to encourage children to embrace books and read. >>> this weekend the old u.s. mint at 5th and mission street is celebrating the history of san franciscoch the 3rd annual event is free to the pb lig and features 100 exhibits teg the story of the city. and christien kafton attended. >> we have three f's are fortress, foundry, and finance. >> reporter: history is coming alive in the old san francisco mint. the california historical society opened the doors and welcomes the public to lock back on how san francisco grew to the world famous city it is today. >> with 90 different exhibitors we are welcoming thousands and thousands of people to the free event each day, saturday and sunday. and to learn all about the depths and complexities and beauties and pain to san francisco's past. >> rep

. >> omarosa birthday of doctor seuss.ill performing arts charter school get the party started early. brandon manning read doctor seuss's books over the places you will go. that is my favorite two. students in south philadelphia young students asked manning all sorts of the questions. >> i do this every single day. keep trying to get better. meet really cool people. share my journey. >> such a good message for students and adults alike. if you notice wild accessory among students in the audience yesterday was also whacky wednesday. you missed your chance, jim. >> we need to do whacky wednesday here. >> every day is whacky. >> we will be right back. oo8z zz y2oo8y y12fy here's what you need to know with three to go. >> threatening e-mail forced two glauster county school districts to close today no class necessary delsea regional and gloucester. >>> hope hicks announced her surprise resignation, yesterday. >>> and half price toys air straightable at battleship new jersey from 9:30 until 3:00 in the afternoon as part of the

hey seuss rue iz said the rumors paralyze communities. >> they don't take their kids to school. they don't want to pick them up. they don't want to go to work. they don't want to drive. they don't want to do anything. >> reporter: in a statement i.c.e. said local law enforcement is hurting its operations in california. the statement went on to say, i.c.e. has no choice but to continue to conduct at-large arrests in local neighborhoods and at work sites which will enhe have thatably result in additional collateral arrests. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> in the meantime, oakland mayor libby schaaf's decision to publicly warn of impending immigration raids has attracted the attention of the white house. >> i think it's outrageous that a mayor would circumvent federal authorities and certainly put them in danger by making a move such as that. and that's currently under review by the department of justice. >> mayor schaaf today said she is not aware of any investigation into her actions by the d.o.j. she has defended her warnings saying the i.c.e. raids are political reta

hey seuss rue iz said the rumors paralyze communities. >> they don't take their kids to school. they don't want to pick them up. they don't want to go to work. they don't want to drive. they don't want to do anything. >> reporter: in a statement i.c.e. said local law enforcement is hurting its operations in california. the statement went on to say, i.c.e. has no choice but to continue to conduct at-large arrests in local neighborhoods and at work sites which will enhe have thatably result in additional collateral arrests. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> in the meantime, oakland mayor libby schaaf's decision to publicly warn of impending immigration raids has attracted the attention of the white house. >> i think it's outrageous that a mayor would circumvent federal authorities and certainly put them in danger by making a move such as that. and that's currently under review by the department of justice. >> mayor schaaf today said she is not aware of any investigation into her actions by the d.o.j. she has defended her warnings saying the i.c.e. raids are political reta

seuss' birthday. they are all big dr. seuss fans it was established to encourage kids to embrace books and read. they were great kids and they're all watching this morning. >> good morning. thank you for the nice hello. >> very cute. it was a lot of fun. >> not a bad day to sit inside and read a book. >> it's a bit cool. the sun is shining in some areas we have rain falling in others. a possibility of low snow with us as well. if you're traveling up to the sierra, expect it there. outside the doors, at this hour, it wasn't long ago, san francisco had more sunshine and blue skies covered in clouds. you can see we will continue with the pattern as we get into the saturday. the showers are not expected to go away until tomorrow. they will wind down into the evening hours you can see how it's just hit or miss. hit and miss, that's exactly what we're groining to continue with. it moves across the bay area and comes in off of the pacific. you can see the north bay generally dry at the moment. as we go further north, we have a r

amends the operator's medical cannabis dispensary permit by authorizing the permit holder to sell adult seuss cannabis and cannabis products to individuals 21 years of age and over at the permitted site. we'll start with the requester. >> good evening. and -- >> just to remind you, there are 3 minutes. >> i understand. can i get the overhead? good evening, commissioners. i've been here a few times about this issue. sadly, i'm hear again. i received this notice to my residence stating that the operation at 473 haight street was able to sell recreational marijuana, moving away from selling just m.c.d. or medical cannabis. once i was given this letter, i did my research and tried to find what exactly was issued. in the letter, it stated that they have the proper permits, and, again, i don't want to necessarily reread this whole thing that everyone has -- excuse me. i am requesting that this be granted because information from the city, from operators at 473 haight street, obviscated the fact that a permit was issued. and it's not a permit. it's an amendment to a permit. and so based on this, i r

i read today to make the most effort to expedience experience just entry into force and to seuss implementation of this agreement. in the united states the moves towards protectionism and just over an hour president trump will announce new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum china is among the nations who say they will take retaliatory action new video has emerged from inside syria showing what appear to be phosphorous bombs being dropped on the rebel held enclave of eastern ghouta activists say they were dropped on a residential area in the town of how area. anti muslim violence is continuing in central for lanka despite the government imposing a curfew and deploying hundreds of soldiers to candy riots there have killed at least three people and damaged more than two hundred muslim owned businesses but he say they've now arrested ten people connected to the violence including the suspected leader the u.s. secretary of state has warned african nations against surrendering their sovereignty to china in return for loans rex tillerson has

seuss percussion that i've done that a few years.>> a school nurse in pleasanton helped connect two young girls who now share a special bond. they have both had heart transplants and both say they felt very alone. a school nurse at the pleasanton unified school district knew both of the girls undecided to connect them. 11-year-old deeann had a transplant last july and megan was a freshman at amador valley high school had a transplant two years ago. yesterday they met in person for the first time after months of talking on the phone. >>it was insane, like you don't think that there would be another person like you but there is. >> i was surprised and happy because there was somebody like me. >> coincidentally, their first meeting was at hart middle school. the two girls talked about their recoveries and helping other young people who have had that same experience. >> two beautiful girls! >>> skiers and snowboarders will have fresh snow to enjoy in the sierra this week and. lake tahoe ski resorts had the biggest winter storm of the sea

seuss's reading and they did it. and they were shocked to see their principal following through. >> yes, my principal. mr. p. the craziest man on earth. >> the church served as mr. p.'s wake-up call greeting them with an outdoor assembly before the morning bell. >> the trip outdoors featuring agriculture and animals offered a break from the fast paced city life. the paws discovery farm in mt. laurel welcomed visitors and parents and young visitors gathered to celebrate the grand reopening. the hands on farm introduces kids to all kinds of crops and creatures and a mini mart and animal hospital. >>> still to come on "action news" at 4:00, one company has an interesting incentive to get their workers to work out. find a gym or find another job. >> and selfie deception if you hate how part of your face looks when you take your own photo. stick around science says that the camera really does lie. right now, comcast business is doubling your internet speed so you can download large files faster and power more employees on

seuss who encouraged a lot of reading. >>> a bill making its way through the state legislator would makee a graduation requirement for california high schools. a bill would mandate ethnic studies in california schools starting in 2021. the legislation comes on the 50th anniversary of the historic 1968 student protest when 15,000 high school students in los angeles walked out to protest what they described as racism and inequality in public schools. >> to me, we immediate to uplift our heroes. we need to tell our stories. and those stories are diverse, since california is so diverse. it needs to represent us, our communities. >> a team of experts in the field of ethnic studies would create the curriculum. california would be the third state after oregon and indiana to make ethnic studies a graduation requirement. >>> our time is 6:58. a school nurse in pleasanton connected two girls with a special bond. both have had heart transplants. both felt alone. a school nurse in the pleasanton unified school district knew both girls and brought them together. the 11-year-old zian had a heart trans

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seuss.what we care about is whether or not the health care law is going to go a death spiral because one clause, 2700 word page, in those cases the political scientists called agenda, it wants to do something in high-profile way. there, i think, i don't think it affects the outcome of case, one example i give is you can take alito and scalia, alito being conservative but not a texturalist and you look at how they vote, they vote almost always in the same way. one of the terms in cases, 15 out of 16 they are together and with justice ginsburg it's one out of 16 where they are together. i think they talk the language but in case that is matters the most i don't think it's driving outcomes, i think ideology is, it always has and always will and the tool doesn't get us past the value judgments that all the justices make. let me be clear, i don't think justice scalia was less consistent than the other justice, i think they are inconsistent, we can point to all of the flaws, the difference is scal