highway 680 will be slow as well. 280 through daily city and south -- daly city and south city, it is close. 7:34, let's go back to the desk. >>> the bart board of directors will debate raising bart fares by 25 cents. allie rasmus is at the bart station and riders you talked to say they are frustrated with bart right now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're at the macarthur bart station in oakland. one of the busiest stations in the bart system. you see a lot of folks out here this morning. people are split. on the one hand, bart riders are frustrated with the transit agency according to bart's own survey of riders this year. satisfaction is at a 20% low. raiding fares may not go over well with a lot of people. they understand that bart runs a complicated system and they're okay paying a little morgan hill it. even though trains are packed during commute hours, ridership during off hours is down. they expect to have a 25 to $35 million gap in the budget. the board will hear about suggestions to close the gap. they include increasing the minimum fair to $2.25. reducing disco

just a little bit slow in south city as you head down to san bruno. on the other side things are beginning to even out and get better an 880 between union city and fremont. in the south bay, the heaviest is near the airport there at 101. the other freeways aren't doing too badly. you can see northbound 280 opt right through downtown is light. at 8:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> now to our developing story out of the oakland where a police officer crashed his vehicle and transportd to the hospital. the officer is expected to be okay. this happened around 5:30 this morning on broadway and 42nd street. another driver in a black sedan said he did not see the officer coming and veered in his direction forcing the officer into the center divide knocking a light pole entry down. a witness told us the officer did have his service lights on. lee martinez is in oakland this morning. a live report coming up later in the hour. >>> the highway patrol will hold a news conference about the latest shooting in the east bay. two people were injured in richmond. autho

and south city is slow. 101 heading up north from thehe city, a lot of that will be slow as well. in contra costa county, we have the persistent backup on highway 4 heading over to pittsburg and bay point. bay bridge toll plaza will be backed up as it usually is for about 20 minutes. at 7:33, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. today is international women's day here in the bay area and around the world, you will see a lot of people wearing red, going to rallies and avoiding shopping. allie rasmus is in san francisco. tell us more about this day. good morning, allie. >> reporter: good morning, dave. organizers of the women's march on washington that happened earlier this year are organizing the events today and are calling it a day without a women or an international women's strike. now, they're calling on people who want to participate by leaving work to join marches and rallies happening, speeches taking place across the country. they're calling on participants to not spend money at stores and businesses that aren't women-own

southbound 280 is slow from daly city. 101 is slow from south city into the city. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> sources telling ktvu that an arrest has been made in connection to that attempted kidnapping in san francisco. ktvu's rob malcolm is joining us with the new developments. rob. >> reporter: well, that certainly is good news. we haven't confirmed yet with police. we haven't had a chance to speak with them yet this morning as they were looking for that suspect. but what we know is that the only surveillance camera on this street may have spotted that suspect vehicle. a neighbor luckily shared that with us this morning. take a look at this video. you will see this happened on forest side avenue around 5:00 p.m. on wednesday. now, you see that black volkswagen pa sat driving away at the top of the screen. police say the girl was walking on forest side avenue when the suspect approached her, got out of the car and tried to drag her inside. now, neighbors heard the screams and chased the man away. as we're hearing this morning in the new deve

and pacifica and south city and all that area. >>> good morning, everyone. let's go out to the salano county commute. it's a good time to go. right now traffic in salano county is not bad on 37 as well as you drive into the gardinas area. you can see traffic is light with no major problems and if you are driving to the san jose area northbound 280 that's looking good getting up to highway 17. >>> the u.s. justice department could anoups today guidelines -- announce today guidelines and penalties for sanctuary cities. on tuesday los angeles officially claered itself a -- declared itself a sanctuary city. >> in los angeles we don't demonize our hardworking neighbors just because they speak a different language or are from another country. >> mississippi became the first state to pass the bill. eight other states including florida, pennsylvania, and texas are considering similar bills. >>> our time is now 4:32. police in wisconsin still investigating a series of shootings yesterday that left four people dead. it happened near wassaw at a bank, at a nearby law f

southbound 101 slow approaching south city. and to the south bay traffic developing on 85, 280, and 101. report of a crash on 237 near matilda and sunnyvale. i see a slow down there. but they're having trouble finding the crash but i think it's there because of the slow traffic. 7 #0they're bracing for a population boom, they're looking at the best ways to get all of those people where they need to go. you're driving on interstate 80, alex. have you encountered slow traffic yet? >> reporter: yes, indeed we are. things pretty slow this morning as we travel westbound here along interstate 80 through richmond this morning. anyone who drives this knows it's packed really at all hours of the day. now transportation officials are preparing for more drivers to take to this stretch of freeway in the coming decades. we'll pop you outside and give you a live look as we travel west through richmond this morning and things are indeed quite slow. down the road one solution to try to reduce congestion is to expand bus service with special hig

, well, it doesn't look bad on 280 or 101 through those cities through south city of 101 and 280 on daily city. it's 6:02. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you. a strange story from san francisco. police arrested two people overnight. the charges are unusual. >> yeah, kiki is talking about the charges and i guess it's related to a plan to jump off a tall building. >>reporter: there's a lot of information we don't have yet. but what we are hearing, hilton in downtown near ellis is where this happened and two men accused of base jumping off this high rise. no one at the hotel is commenting on it this morning, but we know police arrested two men around here around midnight. >> just a guy on a [indiscernible]. >> and you can see one of the two men there being led into the san francisco police central station, not talking about what he's accused of doing, but it's not clear if the men actually jumped or if they were about to jump and stopped. they were arrested. the men didn't say much about what they were doing. the police confiscate their equipment which looks like a parachute and other

>> we looked at several sites in the city and a couple of sites in brisbane and south city and every time -- especially the sites that were in the city, by the time we even started the conversation they were also leased out to other entities. so there wasn't an opportunity to rent in san francisco and so we started to focus on outside of san francisco to have the elections warehouse. the brisbane sites didn't meet what we needs and south city site dtn dtn and [tk*-rpbt/] and the port came forward and offered pier 31 as a location to move from pier 48. >> thank you, i just wanted to know what level of due diligence went into looking for the alternative space. >> deputy city attorney jon givner again. a technical point, but right now these funds full $2.5 million have been appropriated to the department's budget, and placed on reserve if release $2.1 million. the remaining $400,000 will still be in the department of election's budget on budget reserve. so the action you would be taking today wouldn't be to return it to the general fund. that would require an act of the board to de-appro

again in south city. thankfully no one was hurt.irefighters knocked down the flames fairly quickly. still no world on the cause. >>> a big question tonight, who is he and what prompted him to donate five million bucks to the victims of the san jose floods? a colorful billionaire swooped into town and gave hope to a lot of people. turns out he is an entrepreneur and wine maker. nbc bay area's ian cole is in the flood zone with this interesting twist. ian. >> reporter: yeah, a twist being celebrated around here, raj. these people have lost so much. this is a pretty common sight out in the flood zone, debris taken out, put on to the streets, all sorts of household items here. these people need financial assistance and tonight we're learning that $5 million donation will go directly to these victims as early as next week. >> chaos. it was chaos. >> reporter: last week the romero brothers had to be rescued by boat. tonight they're back home. >> inside the closet you can see how high it got over there. >> reporter: like many victims they

still looks pretty good down to south city. across the bay 880 southbound 238 all the way down to union city. 880 is a little bit slower because of a crash. kind of an unexpected slow down and in the south bay you see the traffic is here. 280 is getting slow near highway 17. 6:50 let's bring mark tamaio in. >> as you can see here we're starting off the day with clear skies for a good portion of the region and temperatures will be trending up over the next few days. you probably felt that change yesterday. onto satellite there's actually a system out here in the pacific but all the wayne will be focused up -- rain will be focused up to the north in the bay area. right on through the weekend as you can see those high clouds arking way up to our north. we'll check in right now. some visibilities having coming down at about a half mile and some cool numbers up in the north bay. 40s to the lower 50s. east bay neighborhoods checking in 46. livermore currently in one location 56 there. and lower 50s out towards the peninsula and headin

this is in south city if you're catching a flight for the most part the peninsula traffic is looking pretty good. and the traffic is nice we had earlier problems but those are gone. and traffic is once again in the south bay and it's not bad on the way to the tunnel and we do have a backup at the toll plaza of about 15 minutes. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about. we want to take you to oakland, we understand that a police officer was hurt in a crash with another vehicle we are told that there are multiple people involved possibly heard and you can see a very big police presence. this is near broadway near first in 42nd in oakland. we do know that the officer was taken away by ambulance. again on we know right now is that there was some sort of crash, and other people involved. the police officer was taken to the hospital by ambulance. we were bring you more information. we are taking their life, this is broadway near first in 42nd. certainly, a big area. >> yes, it looks like the police car is up against one of those large trees. that is a tremendous impact. >> yes, there's

>> we looked at several sites in the city and a couple of sites in brisbane and south city and every time -- especially the sites that were in the city, by the time we even started the conversation they were also leased out to other entities. so there wasn't an opportunity to rent in san francisco and so we started to focus on outside of san francisco to have the elections warehouse. the brisbane sites didn't meet what we needs and south city site dtn dtn and [tk*-rpbt/] and the port came forward and offered pier 31 as a location to move from pier 48. >> thank you, i just wanted to know what level of due diligence went into looking for the alternative space. >> deputy city attorney jon givner again. a technical point, but right now these funds full $2.5 million have been appropriated to the department's budget, and placed on reserve if release $2.1 million. the remaining $400,000 will still be in the department of election's budget on budget reserve. so the action you would be taking today wouldn't be to return it to the general fund. that would require an act of the board to de-appro

city anymore. the games will now not be taking place in durban. the southrst african host city and had been the only one to bid for the games. but it had indicated recently it faced financial difficulties. uk cities liverpool and birmingham have already expressed an interest in stepping in to stage the games. the commonwealth games federation probably are unwilling to accede to some of the demands of the south african demand department of sport who are providing the funding. i believe the government wanted a return on investment and i believe there was also a discrepancy in the budget that was presented. it was believed to be $120 million less than what had seemed to be provided by the ministry of support. this came to issues of funding and economic growth was said to be nor .3% last year. there are far more pressing needs in the country and the treasury certainly has not been able to provide the kind of funding to host the games. world anti—doping agency president sir craig reedie says that russia is behind schedule in restructuring its anti—doping system.

south. >> it would be. >> it would. >> thanks, david. >> chance the rap sorry donating $1 million top chicago public schools. the chicago born and grammy winning rapper held a news conference at a school on the city'side. the 23-year-old fledged donate more and said he hopes corporations and other people will do the same. the announcement follows his meeting with illinois governor bruce browner. >> forget walking a straight line a college student proved he was sober by juggling during a traffic stop. life pocket is a junior. he says hall driving home from the library late friday night when he was pulled over for a broken brake light. sergeant keith mckay soon discovered, yes, he has a hidden talent. >> really weird. i'm a magician. >> you're good to go but you're a magician can i please see some magic. he said i'm a magician but i'm also a juggler. >> puckett pulled his clubs out of the back seat started juggling. he did not give him a ticket. hhe knew he was sober before the juggling began. >> white house opens the front door to tours once again and we'll explain what the holdup has been. >> also ahead the pot pitch for pennsylvania. who is behind it and why. >>> and a hometown hero pulls pullss a

katherine scott is live at the city salt yard in south philadelphia as the city gets ready to brine and plow. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, penndot has started their preparations you can expect to see penndot out there today to pretreat the roads. you will see penndot crews at the salt yard in south philadelphia where there are piles of salt at the read. today penndot crews will be across the area brining the roads, a late season snowstorm fast approaching. the city of philadelphia is making their own preparations. they began sunday with limited brining and today will convert their sanitation trucks for plowing once trash collections are complete. the streets department are planning on full deployment, 50,000 tons of salt available to them. crews will switch from salting and plowing snow once the snow accumulates. this north philadelphia shop rite was bustling with customers doing their prestorm stockup. it took 8 stores to find rock salt. >> i'm not going to complain too much, because the winter was not too bad, i'm not looking forward to if we get snow. >> i

here at city avenue, traffic signal upgrades, install curb ramps, that sort every thing, city avenue north and southetween bryn mawr avenue and kings grant drive. >> this will run you all the way through friday. so just heads up on that. and another area that we are looking at city avenue water main installation. so city avenue north and south, between grove place and rolling road, between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. this will linger out there until april 7. just reminder on this, a lot of this, talking today, reminds you of last week, more to talk about coming up in about ten to 15 minute. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thanks, meisha. commuter alert for bus riders as meisha mentioned little bit earlier. septa has temporarily moved one of its bus stop at 15th and market has been moved one block to 16th and market because of construction. the effective routes include the market frankford night owl, and they're on your screen, to help plan your route. we have a link set to this website at cbsphilly.com and of course on the cbs local app. well the temple owls spent the weekend in florida for their final regu

(grant) in the south bay... cityre calling on the community to help with the on-going effort to find housing for people who were displaced when coyote creek flooded. it has been more than a month since we saw entire neighborhoods in san jose underwater... forcing thousands to evacuate. now officials estimate... close to 500- families are still unable to return home. today, san jose mayor sam liccardo... called on land-lords to make more housing available... saying the city would pay the rent. sam liccardo/san jose mayor <"...we will be the source for the funds for the rent and security deposit, and if property owners can forego the security deposit, so much the better, but we will provide the resources. we simply need to find the inventory.anil babbar/california apartment assoc.<"finding available units is going to be a challenge so it's a matter of getting the information to the city and then matching the avaiable units with the appropriate tennants..."> (grant) over the past (grant) new tonight at ten: a text to th

from san francisco to south city along the peninsula we have light rain, and so very click roadways outre. this will continue on and off throughout the day, and we will look at mt. hamilton. the snow throughout the afternoon, speaking of snow, heavy snow, mid-20s, truckee, and that's why we have the winter storm warning right on through tomorrow. the system doesn't want to let go yet. we will see breaks for sure, and then we also have a cold and unstable sector of the system and that's why we are looking at the heavy downpours here, and snow up to two feet. more than that around south lake and kirkwood through early tomorrow morning. san francisco was the big winner here with over an inch of rain with about half an inch from conco concord. right now in the 40s, but the winds are picking up. northwesterly winds now are blowing hard, up to 31 miles per hour, and this is going to continue as we go through the afternoon hours. it's also going to help shut off some of the rain, but because we are in the cold sector we are going to get sunshine, and we are still going to look for scattered do

. 101 is slow through south san francisco up to the city. bridge finally getting better after a stalled car was there for a bit. things are moving better than we last saw. the bay bridge, traffic is backing up. a lot of slow traffic. an ordinary wednesday really. 7:47. let's bring steve in. >> sal, i think i need your traffic expertise with all of the anchors switching chairs in the studio. they're coming and going here. >> i see. >> i think we have a sig alert. thank you, sal. we do have clear skies and temperatures cold this morning. 30s for many. close to the coast and bay, upper 30s, 40s. everything says sunshine and warmer temps. really tough to get above 59, 60. i think today is the day. so is tomorrow. lots of sun and warmer. sunny and warmer. mid-60s. mostly cloudy. rain returns late saturday and sunday. maybe again on tuesday. until then, we have nothing but sunshine and quiet conditions here. a little warmer each day. even though the cold air mass is in place because things are continuing to come out of the north. we haven't bounce

southbound 280 is slow out of daly city to south city and san bruno. and in the south bay, we see slow traffic on 85, 280 and 101. it hasn't completely filled in but get up there before the major crowd gets up there. 7:02. back to the desk. >> we are following the strong storm in the northeast affecting millions. >> this is times square right now in new york city. like a winter wonder land. people and traffic are moving around. that is times square in new york. blizzard warnings include nine states including new york, pennsylvania and new jersey. lauren blanchard is in washington, d.c. you look back now. you look relatively comfortable out there, lauren. >> reporter: yeah. dave and gasia, it stopped snowing. i'll take that, right. this wintery mix, this slushy nasty stuff blanketed the city overnight. it stopped snowing. my hope is that it continue that's way. either way this large nor'easter affecting 50 million people across the country. >> we are hoping for the best. but as you can see, all of the people behind me are planning for whatever mother na

feels like nine in trenton, 12 in philadelphia quiet on storm scan three, high cloud to the south in the cityo southern new jersey and delaware. those storms over deep south not producing precipitation today or tomorrow. what to expect, not as windy, still feeling like teens and 20's in the morning. partly sunny sky, our high still running 15 degrees below average, that puts us in the mid 30's, that is it for afternoon temperatures and poconos struggling to get in the lower 20's. monday night winter storm watch in effect for majority of the region exception cape may county, central and southern delaware, so that means six more inches of snow, potentially for those locations, and then again, that precipitation starts to arrive late monday night and heaviest looks like to be earliest tuesday morning, sleet and rain mix nothing along the coast, it will be windy, coastal flooding, likely and exact track will determine who sees heaviest snow. storm has not developed so still changes in the forecast. we will talk about the snowfall amounts coming up in the full forecast in a few minutes, jan, back

christie smith along 280 in south city with that part of the story. >> reporter: well, yes, terry, the neighbors on the streets are slowing down too. i want to show you what is all over the ground here. there is hail. it is cold and enough of it to stick. i want to step aside. we are on a side street near 280. but this is what it looks like when you pull off. streets covered and car windows white and it prompted the chp to tweet out a reminder to use caution on the freeway. we shot this video 30 minutes ago near avalon drive. neighbors heard loud sound like thunder and the low temperatures and a heavy cell moved through here before 9:00. the chp of san francisco tweeted out pictures urging drivers to use caution on 280 because of hail that was affecting traffic. the second tweet was that the road is open but to use caution and watch your speed. there were two collisions that have been cleared out and it's unclear if weather was a factor. but you can see what the roads were like. here is what one neighbor told us about seeing the hail outside his front door. >> i heard some thunder amy

san francisco, south city, daily city, usually by now we have slow traffic here but we don't. peninsula south 101 at embarcadero, two left lanes taken away because of inspection of over crossing hit by a dump truck last night. we have some slow traffic here. you can do this, use 280 instead. it looks good through red wood city wood side all the way into cooper tee know. -- coopertino. >> they'll be fine, sal. >> you think so? you know what shooters do. they keep shooting. they'll get it. they'll be fine. a little cloud cover beginning to come in. some fog as well on the golden gate and also along highway 37. philip price says good morning, seems like a good day for pretty in pink. that would be the psyc. dellic. people say to tell sal. you tell sal. you write him. >> you have influence over me and you know it. >> not on music. that's all you. >> some sun turning cloudy today, a mix of fog and higher clouds. rain returns and clouds are cooler over the weekend. we'll hold onto rain sunday into monday and then we will clear it out. it will be noticeably cooler sunday and monday.

it's slow as well coming out of south city and getting in to san francisco but it's not as bad as 101 is. the best thing, if you can do it, is to wait or use public transit and not use 101. it's improved in san francisco leading and getting in to the city. this is a look at the bay bridge. you can see traffic here is moderate and you'll see the traffic on 880 is slow past the coliseum. at 8:30, let's go back to the desk. >>> shotspotter is a technology many bay area cities use to combat crime. one california lawmaker wants other cities across our state to have access to it as well. allie rasmus live in oakland to show a shotspotter bill introduced. >> oakland is one of 11 cities across the state that uses some type of gunfire detection technology. shotspotter is one of the companies that provides it. if you're not familiar with how it works, it's a system of sound sensors mounted at different locations on buildings, lamp posts. those sensors alert police any time gunshots are fired. the system then lets police know where the shots were fired from, sometimes as best as 30 seconds withi

area of low pressure is south of ocean city early this morning.ere's bottom line we won't be done until early afternoon. winter weather advisories and storm warnings continue this ach and sxkting transition to snow look at your advisories and we'll talk about that and the snow coming up. >> let's talk about the roads. as we look at cameras the the 5:00 hour this morning a lot of folks out. there you have to wonder why, erin. >> you're totally right, steve, we have seen things quieter through the morning a lot of folks thought i will get up early and beat the rush and it turned into several accident. flashlight hyped me. upper loop between 6 and leesburg peek a crash there. look at that slush. if you head out we're advising you wait out the rush as we make your way 66 to 95 coming down to frederick, maryland. take it slow. watch for slick companies especially bridges and overpasses on and off ramps and heavier snow and slush. i dealt with a lot of sleet coming down just very heavy conditions as i came in that northwest this morning. we'll move it t

a little of slowing in south city. in the east bay, not a lot of slow traffic. you can see 680 looks good concord to walnut creek. this is 101 in san jose. 7:03 let's go back to the desk. >>> another storm is moving into the bay area this morning, we're taking you to the storm live. rob malcomb is in the wind and the rain in marin county. >> reporter: we continue to move north as we try to bring you the greatest hits of the storm. we were in san rafael and now in petaluma on the northbound 101. pretty much the same story across the bay area this morning with the rain coming down at 4:00 a.m. heavy at times and insome places take a look at oakland this morning. this video shot by a ktvu photographer. you can see how heavy the rain is coming down at some point in oakland. if you drove further you would find nothing. that's pretty much the story. we're told the rain will become steady and expecting about 1-3 inches of rain and you can also expect to get hit harder on the coast. also winds up to 20 miles per hour in some areas and 50 miles per hour in the higher ele

e-z pass tolls are being installed on ocean drive from ocean city south to near wildwood.same time, cape may county bridge commission is promoting a one dollar seasonal toll increase. this will take effect memorial day to columbus day. the commission will vote on that at its meeting april 27. >>> 6:38, bob disjockyfans helpedn music. >> we great. three generations dancing to all the great moving. everybody loves it. yes music brings altogether. >> the famous philadelphia soul group the stylistics helped celebrate thery earlier in his deejayed at our former wfil studios. >> to anothera procedure could havu ditching iconichat was washed being replaced, i'll have that coming up. >> the sun is waking up a little bit this morning hopefully it will bring us a little bit warmth, maybe, chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance lowers blood sugar and a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. j

the south african city was going to be the first african host but had indicated recently it faced financialfederation statement has said they are searching for potential replacement candidates. the commonwealth games federation are unwilling to meet some of the demands of the african department. i believe the department of sport wa nted believe the department of sport wanted a return of investment. there was also a discrepancy in the budget that was presented. it was believed to be $120 million less than what was seen to be $120 million less than what was seen to be provided by the ministry of sport. when it came to theissues ministry of sport. when it came to the issues of funding, the economic growth was set to —— be a.3% lasting. there are more pressing needs in the country. the mystery has been able to provide the kind of funding that has been required to host the games. chris froome has given his backing to the principle of team sky, sir dave brailsford, saying without him, "there is no team sky." froome hadn't commented on his under pressure boss — who has said he won't resign despite

he is standing trial in the city of yekaterinburg, and has pleaded not guilty to mockery of religious beliefs and inciting religious hatred. the southight to host the 2022 commonwealth games. 0rganisers say they voted to take action after durban failed to meet key obligations. last month the south african government raised concerns about the cost of staging the event and warned it might withdraw financial support. the search is now on for a new city to host the games. malaysia's national football team says it's disappointed an asian cup qualifier against north korea was delayed due to diplomatic tensions between the two nations. the decision to postpone the march 28 game in pyongyang came after the assassination of kim jong—nam, the estranged half—brother of north korea's leader, in malaysia. the asian football confederation will announce a new date for the match soon. malaysia's assistant coach says his players' safety is the top priority. i would like to think it would in effect a sporting event, but look, at the end of the day, the teams' players and officials, safety is paramount, so we had to respect the decision to defer the m

tomorrow, period of heavy snow widespread in nature, mix to the south and mix of the city. after 10:00 a.m. or lunchtime we will see, residual to snow showers, and blowing and drifting snow as snowfall accumulations will be significant, especially along i-95, points to the north and west. these are different models. gfs, man, this is for city, 6 inches, 10 inches, 9 inches potentially 13-inch's cross the area hardest hit will be far northwestern, suburbs, lehigh veil, suburbs and 18 to 24 inches of snow through the day tomorrow. twelve to 18 in our western and northern western suburbs along i-95. six to 12 inches of snow. we will see more mixing of rain, sleet. three to six end ago cross big portion of the south jersey and closer to the coast. minimal snowfall as this will be a rain event. don't focus too much, on the specific number, whether we're getting 8 inches, 10, 12, 14, this will be a significant snow fall, it will have a major impact on travel conditions all across delaware valley and we will talk about what to expect coming up in a few, jessica. >> thanks very muc

to give you a look at video from yesterday to give you an idea of the entire city, what we're dealing with. we were in southladelphia where they also value a lot of of those small streets that are tough to get to. city streets department said that they were not doing trash pickups or -- trash pickups yesterday and said they were using the trash trucks as plow trucks. 450 vehicles they were deploying across the city to get all of that plowing done o the city also has little bobcats that they use for some of those smaller streets. people were also having to shovel out. now, in the center city -- also here in manayunk, a lot of main streets that were plowed, you're growing to see that extra snow pushed up on the sidewalk. that itself is also hard to maneuver if you are a pedestrian. also because there's that ice that came down over the snow as well. we talked to one guy that was cleaning out his car and he's telling us how it's tricky. >> it was sleeting a lot of day, so it's pretty much glued all of the snow to the ground and now it's particularly hard to get up. >> reporter: and you can hear it right here. i

commonwealth games after it was announced earlier that the event would not take place in durban, the south african cityntly that it faced financial difficulties —— the first african host. the authorities has said it is searching for potential candidate hosts. they are unwilling to accede to some of the demands of the south african organisation for sport to funding the games. they wanted a return on investment and there was a discrepancy on the that was presented, believed to be $120 million less than what was seen to be provided by the ministry of sport. when it came to the issues of funding, economic growth of the country was said to be 0.3% last year so there are pressing needs in the country than the treasury has provided, the kind of funding required to host the games. chris froome has given his support to team sky team principal sir dave brailsford, saying without him there is no team sky. his boss says he won't resign despite the wood antidote and authorities investigation into a mysterious package delivered to sub bradley wiggins. chris froome apologised for the way things had been handled, both

southwest breeze at 12, nice push of springtime air coming back in our region especially south of the city. look at that 20 degrees warmer in philadelphia, now compared to this time yesterday. 20 degrees warmer in mount pocono. we are all positive numbers there. that means a warming trend on the way for the next few hours , and we're anywhere from the lower 40's in the suburbs and maybe some 30's out there, to the upper 50's in south jersey, look at atlantic city airport checking in. 58 degrees. thirty-nine in quakertown. lower 40's in pottstown. you guys will warm up in the 60's today. we have a break in the included, over southern new jersey and delaware but included will be in the rules today. we will see filtered sunshine. rain trying to show up on radar probably not reaching the ground. it is not until late afternoon as i said we can get a spotty showers north of the city. partial sun, temperatures running 15 degrees above average. shower chances increase, later today and tonight, high of 72 for philadelphia. sixty's at the shore. fifty's in the poconos. tomorrow, different story, it

on double scan live radar you can see in philadelphia it's fairly quiet and south of the city in wilmington and also south jersey and dovewer are dealing with the moisture and same out in lancaster we have e wilmington wet flakes are mixing in and same in newark and same m and even to the west of millville, that little bit of light and mixed precipitation moving on through, i woo expect the activity and mixed precipitation to continue touring the evening hours and then the chill sets in as we head into the west of offer weekend. we'll show you the picture outside. the action cam was outside earlier today there in penn's landing looking at a beautiful shot of the sunrise looking at the uss new jersey, it's sun giving way to clouds as we see the clipper system coming on through as well. and in philadelphia chilly and 37 and the dew point in at 10:00 and pressure 29.29 and winds from the west northwest at 14 miles per hour. right now a windchill in the city of 28 degrees, 36 in slatington, north and west and 34 in saint davids and new holland 34 and 34 in oxford. down in new jersey it's milder

service including berks county, lehigh valley, northwestern suburbs, poconos, parts every south jersey now center city philadelphia and the advisory until 2:00 p.m. today, things are getting going on storm scan3, starting to see more returns coming down to the south and west we could initially see this beginning as little rain, wintery mix, in and around the city but then quickly transitioning over to all snow and all snow what we are dealing with to the north and west up toward mount pocono, snowing for several hours now, seeing heavier or moderate snow coming down in and, allentown flakes starting to fly, berks county might be seeing light wintery mix, but again. that will change over to all snow as we head into about the next hour, i95, here you are. there is the precipitation g it way eastbound, as we head into the next couple of hours it, will start to commence i think in and around philly around 7:00 for us. up winds uniform area of precipitation looking very well developed that will continue to move east, so headed toward our neck of the woods, through the day today, future weather showing us w

temperatures upper three's, around 40 degrees, south jersey, delaware, at the shore low 40's, atlantic city wildwood, around philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, hanging out mid upper 30's, cold spot to the north and west, where you have the thicker snow pack, sitting at freezing in quakertown, doylestown, 28 degrees, 24 in mount pocono. poconos probably don't get above freezing today. so as we go through time, check out the model where that cold air is, north of the city, you get the lighter snow. berks, lehigh vale, where they issue the winter weather advisory, most accumulations probably on non-paved surfaces, going to be pretty much on the lighter side. then see rain, majority of the region into the afternoon, catch a break in the evening, and the storm starts to ram up as it moves off shore. so on the back side, we get the cooler air returning, so still some wet snowflakes flying in the lehigh valley, possible far south as city overnight, again, accumulations look pretty minimal, get anything mainly on the grassy areas. tomorrow afternoon looks good, see the sunshine returning, model for

>> we looked at several sites in the city and a couple of sites in brisbane and south city and every time -- especially the sites that were in the city, by the time we even started the conversation they were also leased out to other entities. so there wasn't an opportunity to rent in san francisco and so we started to focus on outside of san francisco to have the elections warehouse. the brisbane sites didn't meet what we needs and south city site dtn dtn and [tk*-rpbt/] and the port came forward and offered pier 31 as a location to move from pier 48. >> thank you, i just wanted to know what level of due diligence went into looking for the alternative space. >> deputy city attorney jon givner again. a technical point, but right now these funds full $2.5 million have been appropriated to the department's budget, and placed on reserve if release $2.1 million. the remaining $400,000 will still be in the department of election's budget on budget reserve. so the action you would be taking today wouldn't be to return it to the general fund. that would require an act of the board to de-appro

>> we looked at several sites in the city and a couple of sites in brisbane and south city and every in the city, by the time we even started the conversation they were also leased out to other entities. so there wasn't an opportunity to rent in san francisco and so we started to focus on outside of san francisco to have the elections warehouse. the brisbane sites didn't meet what we needs and south city site dtn dtn and [tk*-rpbt/] and the port came forward and offered pier 31 as a location to move from pier 48. >> thank you, i just wanted to know what level of due diligence went into looking for the alternative space. >> deputy city attorney jon givner again. a technical point, but right now these funds full $2.5 million have been appropriated to the department's budget, and placed on reserve if release $2.1 million. the remaining $400,000 will still be in the department of election's budget on budget reserve. so the action you would be taking today wouldn't be to return it to the general fund. that would require an act of the board to de-appropriate it from the department and retu

several patients are reported to be trapped after part of a hospital roof collapsed in the south african cityare at the scene at charlotte maxeke hospital. reports say the roof caved in while construction workers were trying to repair a leak. well, earlier on i spoke to russel meiring a media liason officer for the south african paramedics team er24. i'm standing here amongst the rubble where a roof has collapsed on the fifth floor by the general reception area. the canine search and rescue dogs are busy sniffing through some of the rubble to see if there are any trapped patients underneath. of the rubble to see if there are any trapped patients underneathm it is the fifth floor reception area. so from what you understand, does that mean there is rubble on top of wards, or purely on an area where people would be gathered waiting for appointments? perhaps you can expend about the geography of the building. fortunately it is mostly in the waiting area. there is some damage to the surrounding paediatrics unit that borders the waiting area at the hospital here. mostly the floor has been evacuated

hangzhou city is about 200 kilometers south of beijing. this is the city that the chinese government designated as the production center of anime and manga. the town was home to china's largest cosplay organization. the leader of that group launched a company. inside the office is a studio where make up artists and camera operators work. the company brings out the beauty of cosplayers and markets them in appealing products. all 15 of the cosplayers who belong to the group are well known within the industry. their images appear in advertisement te advertisement posters, magazines for games and various other media. publy k publications include each cosplayer as well as manga like books. they're like paper versions of cosplay performances. the company was launched two years ago with 30 people and now has 120 employees. zhang yu, the ceo, is well known among cosplayers in china. on this day, an event was held for fans of cosplayers belonging to the company. he's the most popular star with 6,500 fan club members. admission tickets are $105 each.

. >>> tonight in south jersey, public officials and business leaders gather for annual legislative conference in atlantic cityh jersey. talk about top issues that impact communities. candidates r for governor are expected to speak at the conference. >> we have a grateful neighborhood call belmar. we want to thank you for your service. >>> local marine received special honor in camden county. presented with flag and plaque in belmar. currently a member of camden county sheriffs department there. >>> in montgomery county, basketball players took part of a tournament. this is the annual four or four for the cure tournament to benefit the als. >>> about quarter to five right now on your tuesday. get to weather in just a minute. starting out a little bit nicer than yesterday. temperature wiz. >> check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> starting on the schuylkill. cameras right around the roosevelt boulevard. headed westbound. here is headed eastbound. check in with drive times now. no problems. 11 actually very light. blue route to vine street expressway. speeds in the 60s there. plymouth

the south african city was going to be the first african host but had indicated recently it faced financialculties. an official commonwealth games federation statement has said they are searching for potential replacement candidates. the federation are probably not willing to accede to some of the demands of the south african department of sport, who are responsible for providing the funding for the games. i believe they wanted a return on their investment, and there was a discrepancy in the budget presented. it was believed to be $120 million less tha n it was believed to be $120 million less than what was seen to be provided by the ministry of sport. when it came to issues of funding is, economic growth is set to be 0.3% in the country, so there are much more pressing needs in the country, and the treasury has not been able to provide the funding required to host the games. chris froome has given his backing to the principal of team sky, sir dave brailsford, saying without him, "there is no team sky." froome hadn't commented on his under pressure boss, who has said he won't resign, despit

opening ceremonies to take place in pyeongchang south korea. >>> city of oakland considering suing the team. at issue $90 million stadium commitment by taxpayers. nbc bay area's rick boon is live in oakland. rick? >> reporter: janelle, the city council, in the building, behind me in a private meeting. on the docket, owner mark davis. the item they want to say to him is basically stay. or, pay back every dollar that was spent. to fight to win the team to stay in town. and everybody wants to leave town. make a dollar. leave the rest of us in oakland. paying for the debt. >> the councilman says, the team owner has the vote from nfl owners to move to las vegas. the raiders don't have the legal right to lead. >> the when the raiders came back from l.a., you know, we are paying $90. >> he wants the owner to pay back every dollar the city invested to bring them back from the bay to l.a. and woo them to stay. what bothered me the most. they just need to be honest. oakland had a viable plan. las vegas had a viable plan. they chose las vegas. >> oakland's mayor insists city bent over backwards t

so leaving south philly, headed in toward center city, only that far right lane is blocked. and then there is another accident just past that scene right near south street. same direction westbound. so two accident westbound, leaving south philly, got disable vehicle here, this right on the conshy curve, this actually on the schuylkill, headed westbound, out toward conshohocken, police are on the scene there. so that comes up on you fast. and here comes the fog. as we take live look at the roosevelt boulevard. again, patchy fog, all around the area. and the river line using shuttle buses, from walter rand over to the waterfront, all due to track work. alex, thomas, back over to you. >> thank you, bob the president trump, well he laid out his vision for the nation in his first joint address to congress. >> the president started his speech condemning recent act every hate around the world. >> recent threats targeting jewish community centers, and vandalism of jewish cemeteries, as well as last week's shooting in kansas city remind us that while we may be a nation divided, on po

we get a wintery mix near the city, rain south of the city and light snowfall in the northwest. in the lehigh valley you get a coating to perhaps an inch not a lot of precipitation, i just want to warn you about it, overnight tonight into tomorrow. saturday is damp, looks like we see showers around during the day, maybe wet snow farther north and west, highs in the 40s. saturday kind of an unsettled day, the next thing happens, the area of low pressure forms off the coast, we get a band of snow that wraps around it, saturday night into sunday. this is the potential to bring a coating to perhaps two inches of notice in one or two spots. satellite and radar and future tracker tracking this, 10:30 on saturday we'll see snow in the lehigh valley. we watch the snow line pull to the coastline this is 4:00 a.m., sunday, it's not a lot of precipitation, it doesn't last long it cuts off early on sunday. we see snow east of the city you will be closures to the low as it pulls around -- you'll be closer to the low as it pulls around. we'll see light snowfall saturday night into sunday, you

it's up to each city or township to clear the area around the bus stops. >>> meanwhile, peco crews gatherd this morning to help turn power back on in delaware and south jersey. more than 100 workers gathered up and traveled east to help the storm victims. they are helping delmarva and atlantic city electric. and the action cam caught up with some of those crews, this is a group from con ed in chicago, repairing lines along the 2100 block. >>> well, today a focus on a first look at president trump's income tax returns or at least one year of them. the white house says that the 2005 returns are accurate but they were illegally obtained and that he made nearly $153 million and paid $38 million in federal taxes a 25% tax rate and declared $103 million worth of losses in that year 2005. a journalist named david k. johnson says he received the summary in the mail anonymously. >> everyone that is prosperous, is on the alternative tax, if that tax didn't exist, he would have pay aid tax rate lower than the average paid by the poorest half of america. >> now president trump tweeted, does anyone believe that a reporter that no one ever heard of went to his mai

minutes. >>> today philadelphia mayor jim kenney is in north texas for the south by southwest festival. it's back to promote the city as a place to live, work and perhaps start a business. they'll join forces for the south by southwest interactive and music festival. >>> well, the world still waiting and watching for the birth of april the injury rav's baby. this is a live picture of the famous animal. getting a little rest. her keepers say she's doing great. no signs she's ready to deliver yet. this will be april's fourth calf. millions have been starting the live stream camera since it started february 23rd. >>> president trump what about the aliens? they vaporized the entire state of krafrmt. >> did i win the popular vote. >> last night alec baldwin back as president trump. we'll show you the highlights from "snl" coming up. ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free in just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so

. >> tornados ripped through the southern plains, including this one that touched down south of oklahoma city. >> an ef-2 tornado ripped across kato, arkansas. injuring at least six people. that twister remained on the ground for a terrifying seven minutes. >>> this morning that weather system is pushing east into the ohio and tennessee valleys. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. we're expecting more from this soggy saga of not so great weather. the flow of moi of the the south will feed into the frenzy of more scattered showers that's going to begin to cause more problems throughout the midsouth as well as the lower mississippi valley reasgi, affecting folks in kentucky, tennessee, mississippi alabama and the georgia area. a surge of warm air over the southeast and the rest of texas. >> thanks so much, paul. >>> now to the finger pointing among republicans after they were forced to pull their health care bill after initially blaming the defeat on democrats, president trump lashed out at the house freedom caucus for not supporting the legis

that started in the fillmore forcing that neighborhood to leave san francisco or relocate to the city's south east corner. >> we are being evicted because we couldn't pay our rents. >> neighborhood already in crisis. >> you might remember this building as the focal point during the riots in 1966. >> reporter: riots had the national guard stationed at candlestick park. by the late 1960s this part of san francisco was a national focal point, race, poverty and housing. >> everybody likes to have their own home. it could be improved but seems nice. >> reporter: we will deal with another and perhaps more dangerous form of prediction. a growing divide between the community and police. >> where is the gun at and all that. >> reporter: division within the community. >> conditions out here, people bring it on themselves. >> the problems would only get worse. >> the old business are moving out. >> reporter: 1974 brought the closing of the hunters point ship yard. >> hard for the people. you know? >> reporter: there were promises -- >> we hope to have mixed income occupancy here. >> reporter: skepticism