sanchez serving eight years in prison for the stowe beating case. he is expected now to get ten more years for this latest charge. >>> criminals not always known for their intellect. coming up next it could be another case of dumb criminals, how two men ended up under arrest after calling for an uber. >>> the san mateo bridge, traffic took a stutter there but moving smoothly. there are low clouds here and fog throughout other parts of the bay you might not expect, we'll show you that coming up. >>> welcome back. 4:55 right now. traffic stop for an uber driver in southern california ended with his passengers under arrest. >> who were those passengers you might wonder? sheriffs deputies in thousand oaks say the two passengers in the car were carrying a lot of weed and on their way to a drug deal. deputies first pulled over the uber driver for a vehicle code violation. they then discovered a quarter pound of marijuana in the back seat. two passengers were arrested on controlled substance charges. deputies say the driver was not involved in the drug off

sanchez already serving eight years in prison for the stow beating case. he is expected to get ten more for the latest charge. >> okay it's one of the big themes during his final two years in office. president obama heading to the bay area for a cybersecurity summit. happening at stanford on february 13th where president obama will also use his trip to raise money for the democratic party, which is common during his many bay area visits. this actually marks the president's 20th visit to the bay area. >> up next at 11:00, the biggest sporting event of the year and demand for tickets is unprecedented. we'll show you just how much the tickets for the super bowl are going for. >> plus -- >> super high demand you know so the perfect storm. >> very well could become the bay area's hottest new neighborhood. still ahead, how one of the most valuable tech companies in the world could help one community strike it rich. >> and we're going to pay everybody in sunshine yet again today. we had really thick fog out there earlier, making way for a beautiful day. right now

authorities searched his home in 2011 before he was arrested in the stow case and found firearms and live ammunition there. >>> chp cracking down on golden gate bridge speeders. officers wrote 14 tickets in the first hour of the stepped up enforcement this morning. chp has received more complaints of speeding since the movable barrier was installed last week. the speed limit is 45 miles per hour. >>> the measles outbreak is showing no signs of slowing down. kpix 5's kiet do explains why the disease seems to be making a comeback. >> reporter: disneyland is offering to test for measles and provide vaccine. >> it's scary to thing there are measles there. >> reporter: this employee asked not to be identified but says knowing her coworkers have been infected is reason to worry. >> all these kids that don't get vaccinated they could meet princesses or characters and come up and hug us. >> reporter: measles is highly contagious. one person with the virus will infect nine out of ten people around them who have not been vaccinated. measles had been largely eradicated in the u.s. by the year 2

that's between stowe and route 100, that's going to be one lane until early january. still having that youth there currently. but the rest of the travel time looking great, 422 from oaks into 202 about seven minute trip there no problems on the schuylkill westbound only 14 minutes there ukee, good morning. >> jessica, thank youment new this morning late night fire guts this north philadelphia home leaving nine people homeless. "eyewitness news" on the 3,000 block of north lee street in fairhill. we're told all residents able to get out safely but home was a total lost. investigators are still working on how that fire started. >>> police in philadelphia are looking for this woman right now. sixty year old woman disappeared after leaving a temple at the corner of cottman avenue and shisler street in rhawnhurst. police say she has altzheimer's and does not speak english. anyone with information please contact the philadelphia police department. >>> happening today, former philadelphia sportscaster don tollefson goes on trial. he is charged with stealing more than $300,00

a crisp winter saturday morning in stow, ohio, just outside akron. officer steve miller is on a call about a dump truck stolen the night before. miller surveys the scene and returns to the department to file a report. but as he pulls in, dispatch notifies him that the truck owner he just left has tracked down his missing truck and he's following it. >> i'm just thinking who would steal a dump truck and still be driving it around in the city after they stole it during the night? >> within minutes, officer miller spots the dump truck as it approaches a stop sign. miller approaches behind and prepares to pull it over. but whoever is driving that truck has no intention of stopping. soon another officer is on the scene in an suv. a third officer, sergeant ron jones, speeds towards the scene while his fellow officers use their cruisers to box in the monster truck. >> i'm just thinking, okay. he's stopped. he's going to bail out. he realizes this isn't going to happen. >> but the thief doesn't stop. far from it. he uses his truck as a weapon putting it in r

. >> reporter: she on her dog she put no caution and dogs feeding is ago and the dogs had a stow and touch and she recognized and found her analysis of. >> reporter: the argolis the eden in the province an organization currently raging out the governor jerry brown to join. the fight against join. >> reporter: eating dogs in china is a cultural thing definitely not a cultural thing that to some cultural at the mosque. >> reporter: strays donee dollars and the like the dogs were going to have a petition and we hoping to have a meeting with governor brown to tell him what the situation as. a row with the as. >> reporter: bull rally planned for the tragedy is a barrier across the breadth and one in the bay area will be held at 7 cisco union square 11 the to the afternoon to look for is of a thousand people are expected to attend. live without such right now. >> reporter: is see a lot of fog and moisture in their areas for rain cloud coverage and moisture. but just how low enough temperatures to bring any rainfall for. coming for san francisco 5554 san carlos livermore. the 50s in the bay

. >>> and the men accused of beating bryan stow appeared in court today. authorities say the guns were found by los angeles police after serving warrants following the attack at dodger stadium. sanchez codefendant in the stow case marvin norwood pled guilty to the same charges. >>> the kick off for the super bowl this sunday now less than 72 hours away. the odd makers say the game between the seahawks and patriots pretty much a toss out. but the priority has little to do with the outcome. and they want to learn everything they can about security and operational tactics before the super bowl comes to levi's stadium next year. >> reporter: football fans are filtering in as security cameras are popping up. >> this from homeland security. they have control of and access to wirelessly literally thousands of different camera views. >> reporter: this command center allows law enforcement agencies an open window to every pocket of the valley of the sun. matt lively is head of security at super bowl xlix. >> we're looking at all types of hazards. natural. manmade,

a 15-year-old run away hoped the fence you may recall and stowed away in the wheel well of a plane headed to hawaii. >>> families who lost their homes in the four-alarm fire in the mission district on wednesday night are in an emergency shelter tonight. he was killed in that fire. he was from el salvador and a member of a local church. some of his 54 neighbors who survived the fire are getting help from the salvation army tonight. they are staying at the mission community center where they get food clothing and a place to sleep for a week. one woman's children are worried about what is next. another man doesn't know if he can sleep. >> he tries to go to school yesterday. can you come in? >> our main concern right now is our dad. he was one of the last persons to get out of the building. he has third-degree burns on his face and arms. >> the red cross and other agencies will meet with the families about future housing options tomorrow. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the measles outbreak is spreading with more confirmed cases in the bay area. san mateo county confir

just because the stow stopped we have a cascade effect. there was a ground stop at philadelphia international earlier today. that has arriving flights delayed up to about three hours. dpartding flights, i want to show you the board here. the good news there aren't too many cancel algss. just a ton of delays. it's been an hour to 90 minutes the average delay for flights departing out of philadelphia international. remember to check with your airline before you come out to the airport whether you are picking somebody up or departing philadelphia kbrshl. life at the airplane, mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. >>> this winter blast sprinkled snow along communities at the jersey show. mar gate in atlanta county where light snow was falling this morning. the roads did not appear to be in bad shape. >>> let's check in with ted greenberg in atlantic city. ted, what has conditions been like there today. >> reporter: snow has been falling much of the day along the coast. still seeing light fliks this evening but the roads have stayed in pretty good shape.

the charge stems from a search of his home before he was arrested for beating stow. his co-defendant is set to plead guilty to the same charge next week. >>> other bay area headlines. a san francisco jury says this search of a residential hotel room was illegal. officers didn't have a search warrant when they entered rooms at the henry hotel back in 2010. the searchers were part of a drug investigation s today jurors found an officer guilty on four charges including two civil rights violations. an officer on trial with him was acquitted. >>> a campbell lawyer is accused of bilking homeowners who were trying to save their homes from foreclosure. wendell jones faces grand theft charges and practicing law with a suspended license. prosecutors say he would ask people for thousands of dollars up front and that's against the law. on top of that, they say he did little or no work once he got the money chanting college students were removed from a regents meeting in san francisco after trying to jump the security barrier. [ chanting ] >> the students barged into the meeting

we're watching traffic between 422 and stowe and route 100 that's construction, dave. >> reporter: onhe big board we have the kids dressed warmed with the temperatures below freezing. this afternoon we get up to the low 40s. by 9:00 a.m. 30 degrees, noon, up close to 40. we spend a good portion of the afternoon in the low 40s and high of 42. winds moderate not all that bad. a nice afternoon to get things done. matt and tam. >> new even finds more formaldehyde in ecigarettes than in traditional cigarettes. long term ecigarette users could be up to 15 times more risk for cancer than actual cigarettes. actual users said they would not smoke as much or as often as researchers tested. >> mears america's money. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. major job cuts. american express will cut 4,000 jobs company wide. ebay will cut jobs 2400. >>> we're getting a sneak peek at a racy super bowl ad. >> it shows her in a about bikini and taking a bite out of a natural burger during the west coast. >> infidelity is when you lie to your spouse about money. >> when you spend five hundred dollars or m

julia ward howe was with harriet beecher stowe anneliese male cut, although as a poet.- and louisa may alcott, although as a poet. "passion flowers" is still a brilliant collection of poetry. nathaniel hawthorne, often no friend of female writers, in part because he was envious of their success, referred to julia ward howe as the poetess of america, and hawthorne was not generous in his praise. this is based on her first two books of poetry. so she goes with her husband to d.c. she and her unitarian minister, james freeman clarke, is with her. while her husband is doing work for the sanitary commission, james and julia witness a review of troops across the potomac. there is a skirmish. a few confederates attacked. essentially, there is the equivalent of a 19th-century traffic jam, where it takes hours to get back in their carriage to d.c. and the willard hotel, where julia ward howe was staying. to pass the time, juliett m james freeman clarke start singing songs. julia also has a beautiful operatic voice. she was, i think, beautiful. she was considered the catch of aus

she says what harriet beecher stowe eventually said about "uncle tom's cabin."ot write that. god wrote that. you have to appreciate the power and imagery, and the beauty of the king james version of revelations. if you have not read the king james version of revelations please do. it is a gorgeous epic poem. the imagery is stunning. the language is stunning. read it out loud. this hymn, this poem, is impossible to fathom without the king james version of revelations, because it comes from revelations 14. what is interesting is that julia ward howe is a unitarian. unitarians are not known as having memorized revelations. [laughter] but it highlights the degree to which this apocalyptic millennial thinking is everywhere. i said yesterday that the vast majority of northerners, black and white, men and women understood the civil war in apocalyptic terms. not symbolically, but literally. hence, she draws on the language that resonates profoundly. so let me briefly discuss the influence. during the war itself, "john brown's body" was far more influential than "the bat

there were stories of survival, who can forget the 15-year-old stow away who made it from san jose to maui in a wheel well of a plane. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: sports gave us a lot to talk about. the 9ers with the nfc championship loss and then good- bye to jim harbaugh. raiders fans -- [ indiscernible ] >> the giants world series championship. things we said good-bye to also came back, the blue angels returned to fleet week and the new oakland b.a.r.t. connector. we dumped ice buckets on our heads and searched for searched for treasures. even hollywood made headlines as "the interview" had president obama and north korea at odds. and 2014 broke our hearts with the loss of robin williams. he lived and died in tiburon. the loss of a man who made us laugh is too hard to put into words. >> so strange to think that robin williams is gone. >>> another one of the big stories of 2014 was the san francisco giants winning their third world series title in 5 years. when they were on their run ktvu channel 2 news and fans spent a lot of times at a restaurant. named after willie mccovey. it

a 15-year-old run away hoped the fence you may recall and stowed away in the wheel well of a plane headed to hawaii. >>> families who lost their homes in the four-alarm fire in the mission district on wednesday night are in an emergency shelter tonight. he was killed in that fire. he was from el salvador and a member of a local church. some of his 54 neighbors who survived the fire are getting help from the salvation army tonight. they are staying at the mission community center where they get food clothing and a place to sleep for a week. one woman's children are worried about what is next. another man doesn't know if he can sleep. >> he tries to go to school yesterday. can you come in? >> our main concern right now is our dad. he was one of the last persons to get out of the building. he has third-degree burns on his face and arms. >> the red cross and other agencies will meet with the families about future housing options tomorrow. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the measles outbreak is spreading with more confirmed cases in the bay area. san mateo county confir

these resources include our four parking garages, stow lake, the tea garden and many more facilities, many of which the department has generated revenue from for decades. in addition, our recreation division continues to grow generating additional revenue every year, through improved programming, and this $4.1 million that is shown on this slide is actually net of over $1 million in scholarship that we expect to give away in the current fiscal year. revenue has earned revenue in the department has been increasing steadily since fiscal year 2008-09. we are experiencing growth in all categories of earned revenue, both in our special funds, which include the marina and the golf fund, as well as in the general fund. in fact, all categories of earned general fund revenue have increased in last five years with no fee increases. this growth is to coming from increased usage of our programs, our facilities and our fields and park amenities, as well as from the success of special events such as outside lands. as my previous slide notes the revenue that the department generates supported the de

. >> one of men sentenced for the beating of giants fan bryan stow will go back to prison for a longleading guilty to a federal weapons charge and faces ten years in prison wren he is sentenced in may. he was sentenced for 2011 attack at dodger stadium that left bryan stow with permanent brain damage. he was arrest when he finished serve time if the beating case. >> investors hope the gains on wall street condition after moving into positive territory for the year. here is the money report for this morning. >> good morning topping america's money, stocks surging. >> wall street has big games over reviving europe's economy. the dow was up 259 and nasdaq climbing 82 and the s&p 500 up 31 and major asian markets posting strong gains. >> last year's receipts are in at the movies and "hunger games," top greecing domestic film of 2014. >> pulling in $331.8 million more than "guardians." with the super bowl a week away chicken wing sales are going through the roof. >> americans will eat 1.25 billion chicken wings the same as last year that can stretch back and forth between the seahawks and

that as you head out. 422 eastbound we've got that on going construction reduced to one lane between stowe and route 100. if you're traveling on route 22 eastbound speeds of 55 miles per hour. watch as congestion builds with only 89 one lane getting by. matt an tam. >> here's more on the fire thing you mentioned. it's new this morning. firefighters rushed to the scene of a commercial buildings fire that broke out on the 4100 block of lancaster avenue in the city's parkside neighborhood. firefighters say the entire building was vacant. it had apartments above. crews were able to contain the flames. >>> officials in mercer county, new jersey, are warning the public about more cases of help title a that may b connected to a previous case. katherine scott is live at the ymca in hamilton township. >> reporter: matt we will learn about the additional case at a press conference later today. one of the new patient is a part-time fitness instructor at the ymca in hamilton township. the first case of hamilton township was confirmed last month. the worker at rosa a popular restaurant. now two more ca

. >> i thought you were going to say you had exes in bar stow. >> that's another show. >> okay. anyway, talking about our weather. >> it is interesting, yeah, we do have some interesting changes in the forecast today, this after record warmth in the bay area on saturday and sunday. take a look at this right here. this is our weather camera located in dublin at valley christian elementary school. we're looking out towards the valley and we still have a lot of lingering haze. you can see some flags as well. currently westerly winds up to about 10 miles per hour there. it is 57 degrees in livermore back in through dublin into pleasanton san francisco now is at 58 degrees, and santa rosa is 54. now you saw the haze inland. i want you to see these crowds back here. i'm going to illustrate where they're coming from momentarily. first thing first, mostly sunny right now at your lunchtime. very gentle winds that will become partly cloudy towards sunset tonight and we will experience mild temperatures again but not as warm as this weekend. rain is possible tomorrow. those clouds we were

a 15-year-old run away hoped the fence you may recall and stowed away in the wheel well of a plane headed to hawaii. >>> families who lost their homes in the four-alarm fire in the mission district on wednesday night are in an emergency shelter tonight. he was killed in that fire. he was from el salvador and a member of a local church. some of his 54 neighbors who survived the fire are getting help from the salvation army tonight. they are staying at the mission community center where they get food clothing and a place to sleep for a week. one woman's children are worried about what is next. another man doesn't know if he can sleep. >> he tries to go to school yesterday. can you come in? >> our main concern right now is our dad. he was one of the last persons to get out of the building. he has third-degree burns on his face and arms. >> the red cross and other agencies will meet with the families about future housing options tomorrow. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the measles outbreak is spreading with more confirmed cases in the bay area. san mateo county confir

. >>> one of the two men who severely beat giants fan brian stowe outside of dodgers stadium is backn trouble this morning. marvin norwood pleaded guilty to being a felon no possession of a firearm, that's norwood on the left of your screen during the stowe case. the 34-year-old served his time in the beating case but faces ten years in prison for his latest charge. his accomplice in the beating louie sanchez is scheduled to be in court to change his plea on a similar count. >>> the uc board of regents rejected a proposal to leak coaches' pay to student athlete grades. the ncaa already has academic standards that teams must meet in order to compete in the championships. several regents argued that the proposed new policy set the bar too low and wouldn't actually improve athletes' academic performances anyway. others worry that uc schools would lose important athletes to other schools if the requirements were set too high. >>> 5:23. the story of the young cancer survivor known as bat kid hits the big screen. details coming up next. >> i like that one. >>> bat kid is back in the headli

that is what is at stake, freedom of choice, the same way a elizabeth stanton and harriet beecher stowe and harriet tubman and said turner truth, the same way they were fighting and people were saying a woman's place is at home, saying the same thing about slavery so that is what the fight is all about not about religion the abuse of religion, at and turning it into an instrument of the state where the religion loses its spiritual power. we see people trying to do the same thing here in this country. what i am trying to say is poets and journalists became the first targets some of them were killed and still in jail and being killed and the point of this is greenough books are objects for which people kill and are killed so everything everything is obviously drawn that is the question i started this book with connaught and that elliott bay book store he was in the queue for autographs and was from iran and it was all useless. these people meaning the american people said they are not like us, hundreds of pages of madam boveri or huckleberry finn. these people don't care about such things

people that could enhance my music you know, could -- could join, could put strokes on my painting stowod, that's fantastic -- >> speaking of strokes on your painting, tell me about the artwork in this. as istead top of the conversation -- as i said at the top of this conversation it's a piece of art. four c.d.s, 53 good stuff, joni's music. the art in there -- >> this is pushing for the ballet. this is jean and i and dancers in the studio of the calgary ballet in alberta. everything in this box set -- two things i wanted to achieve. one i wanted to break down by taking it out of chronology into character so that 65-year-old joni is up against 24-year-old joni who could hold a note forever and has a three-okay taf range. yet, you -- three-okaytive range. yet you could see they're delivering the text very well. they also lapd thend the soprano and go to alto. i wanted to break down prejudices. that was the minor part. the main thing was to find the storyline. act one begins in my youth. although i didn't make music in the '50s, i was a rock and roll dancer then. lindsay hawk -- you know,

smoke and flames are preventing investigators from searching for more victims who might have been stow-aways in the ferry's car park. they'll try again tomorrow, but they did recover a data recorder that might help explain what caused the fire. >>> jury selection will begin monday for boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. an appeals court was trying to decide whether to move the trial out of massachusetts. however, the judge decided to stick to the schedule because it would be too inconvenient to delay the trial. more than 1,200 people are in the jury pool. tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty. >>> the man who shot president ronald reagan's press secretary will not face new charges in his death. when james brady died this summer, the medical examiner's office ruled his death a homicide stemming from the bullet wound to the brain he suffered in 1981. john linkly, the gunman, has been in a psychiatric -- hinckley, the gunman, has been in a psychiatric hospital for 32 years after he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. prosecutors cannot argue hinckley was sane when he pulled the

everyone is talking about last need's golden globe where the hollywood foreign press bess stows wards still no nod forthe walking dead, what's up [bleep]. i got mad just got mad about it for a second. but we need to get to the highlights before the band plays me off. so some gift notes

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and then there is marilyn hartman, the serial stow away who hopped a flight to la. >>> taking a look at the bay bridge tonight. an important piece of safety equipment not working. and andria borba tell us it is not the first time it has gone down. >> reporter: well ken, it is called the ray cam. last time it went down in 2012, an empty oil tanker slammed into a tower of the bay bridge in dense fog. the one on the western span has been out 45 days. >> it is a little frustrating to be two years out and be having this problem. >> caltrans is in charge of the technology and has replaced the racon twice but backups have failed. >> if you have a technology, even if it is a backup and it is spotty whether it is working or not, then that may be, if it is broken, that may be the time the pilot turns to it and it is not working and we have a disaster. >> reporter: so, december 17, hundreds of ships loaded down with oil headed to the port of oakland, have passed under the bay bridge without radar help. executive director of bay keeper points to the crash in 2007 that coated the bay in oil as a

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we do have construction on the eastbound side, 422 between stowe and route 100 so, be minds full of. that will and it is wing bowl 23, in south philly, so expect some buzzing around the south philly area. ukee erika? >> that's for sure, torrey, thanks so much. time 5:35n business news this morning, changes for mcdonald's. >> also, news americans need to hear about their savings. jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with those and more, good morning. >> good morning more americans are living paycheck to paycheck. the new analysis from pew charitable trust finds that a typical middle class family would use all of their savings in just 21 days without any income coming in. well the senate has vote today approve the keystone xl oil pipeline o move crude oil from canada to gulf coast refineries. the white house, though, says it will veto the plan. whole foods isn't just for organic groceries any more, the upscale supermarket could soon be offering medical care, and exercise classes in exact says whole foods could launch medical clinics for employees and customers focusing

. >>> one of the men who beat bryan stow outside dodger stadium has pleaded guilty to a federal weapons charge. marvin norwood is facing 10 more years in prison as a result. the charge stems from a search of his home before he was arrested for the beating. his co-defendant louie sanchez is set to plead guilty to the same charge next week. >>> concern is growing as the measles outbreak spreads here in california. there are now 7 reported cases in the bay area including san mateo, alameda and santa clara counties. at least one of the cases has been traced back to disneyland. 70 people in six states and mexico who have the virus have been linked back to the park. medical experts say the bay area is particularly susceptible to an outbreak. >> the one reason it impacts the bay area is there are many people who haven't been vaccinated so there's a risk of a wildfire outbreak. >> in an unvaccinated population, anyone can infect up to 20 others. >>> still ahead a 1200-pound cow in need of a risk, how northern california vets got creative to solve this cow crisis. >> something stinks in san jose

an employee adopt that little stow-away, and named her cc -- rc short for rescue cat.name for a cat. >> like rc cola, ever heard that far? >> oh, ya. >> remind me of the soda, right? >> we do have little snow out there, my friends. that is going to potentially trip you up, at least slow you down out there today, i don't expect much if any accumulation out of it but here you have it. it is sort of the outer most fringe of a clipper system generally, passing us by, and firing up the radar with the purple. winds is kicking up again not as harsh as yesterday but will feel region by region, colds he is part of the pact, poconos, but will feel more like it is no better than say mid to upper teens or two's down towards the shore points. weekends looks good. cold, i give that you but quiet, and our next storm comes along by monday. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you, so much, katie. good morning everyone, i had someone on twitter say to me, ya, there is still snow on the roadways because it is still snowing in some areas. you know what? interestingly enough, way to point out

traveling on 422, east and westbound between stowe and route 100 we have construction you want to beindful of. mass transit is in the clear. that breaking news story, on i-95 traveling northbound they have block the right as well as center lanes and intermittently blocking those lanes. we will keep you updated nicole. >>> we are following breaking news this morning from mercer county, new jersey. i-95 northbound is closed in hopewell township the scene of the deadly accident. one person was killed when their car ran in the tractor trailer park on the side of the road. investigators are still at the scene. >>> broken water main service at grant avenue and blue grass road. a water department employee was injured in this. crews will be back out around 8:00 this morning to try to fix that. >>> last night police removed daughter of kyle crosby from his sicklerville home. crosby is a suspect in the wife's murder. erika crippen was last seen two weeks ago. daughter's in the care of protective services. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, investigators say they know what cau

>> i mean, stow went through different stages.rst i was just in e-mail contact with him for several months. his a pretty good idea like what was motivating him. i mean, he felt that there were things happening that he had seen that he thought people should know about in adent crazy these are decisions that shouldn't be made in secret. so in terms of the scope of nsa surveillance. then what i learned when i met him in person with glen was like, how -- how focused and calm he was in situations that most people would be incredibly nervous about. and that he has a real sense of resolve. he's kind of -- he believes that the constitution matters, and that he was seeing things in violation of the constitution. >> we'll come back to the film in a second. let me back up since you mentioned the emails. so how and why i mentioned earlier we would talk about the what, when, where, and how. how and why did edward instead get in touch with you through these emails? you were one of the first people he reached out to. how did that happen? >> yeah

see some of it, to trick to the north still expecting several inches of additional snowfall brady stow totals to 20-25 in. in some places. we are still seen blizzard like conditions permit--we are still seen blizzard like conditions. >> jacqueline: the colder air has caught up to the want fred setting off even more snow which will continue past midnight. pushing up toward the north east. we are still expecting several inches of additional snow. breaking some of the snow totals up to 25 in.. >> grant:we're following developing stories in san francisco. two late afternoon fatal shootings.less than two miles apart bayview. >> grant:the first shooting was on revere avenue. these aerial images courtesy of our partnership with abc 7. >> grant:police say crews responded to the old clam house on revere avenue around 4-15.they found a woman who had just been shot.and the un-named woman died at the scene. >> grant:within minutes of that.another shooting.this on bayshore boulevard near the clam house restaurant. >> grant:the woman went into the clam house restaurant to get help. the man eventuall

are looking for the authorities say the first robbery happened back december 12th at walgreen's on a stow communal avenue police say the man they honor the men are to come around to all firms as unabom second robbery happened at another wall grins for good health but to place are righted pharmacy. >> reporter: local police looking for a fatal hit-and- run happened friday morning at the intersection of 18th avenue east 15th street this is the deal coming to help cover partnership with abc seven this. police say woman was hit by car across a street shoes later pronounced dead at the hospital. a stories searched the area but did not find any witnesses. >> reporter: rancher to san francisco just bush says he focused on improving the nation's middle-class former florida gov. outlines policy agenda national automobile dealers association convention calling for leaders to overhaul the country's immigration education systems increase job- training programs also ease energy regulations to spur economic growth. this is the first public appearance since announcing his plans to explore what house bed

teams equal mission it here on fremont avenue and discovered that someone had brought the lot and stow virtually everything inside. >> reporter: the san jose hit squad is a growing bay white spring football program a kind of grass- roots high school prep week that serve mostly underprivileged kids. >> do not turn away any children that cannot play because they do not have money. >> reporter: the helmets jerseys and other gear you see here are not ongoing. some 20 dozen dollars worth all totaled much of it donated. but parents and sponsors. all that remains is the up march it are a few pets and duffel bags and all was the thrust are our round to are found to replace the equipment roberts's the upcoming season is in jeopardy. >> we have a career as a high school players that are big so we had quality equipment so to see it all got i.m. at a loss for words creek who ever did this you have to look at yourself in life she took from kids that are trying to change their lives and stay off the streets. --you took from kids. >> reporter: rob fladeboe. >> pam: the store is brought to us but they

we have this construction eastbound between stow and route 100.a ride we see speeds are okay but uri dude to one lane and that lasts until september 2018 so basically forever but no problems right now on 422 with early conditions light volume. you're looking pretty good. time for your commuter traffic report which you can be a part of when you download the free waze app. lately everyone talking about potholes. i've been checking all of these little icons. this one on stenton avenue in wyndmoor so you don't want to hit that one. someone parter of our 6abc team so don't forget when you go to waze you can join our team and be a part of that. right now we have a 31-degree temperature in the city, 32 in allentown, 30 in wilmington but 25 degrees in millville and when you factor in a bit of a wind feels like it's just in the low 20's in most of the areas. so, it's a chilly start but not a bad afternoon tam. >> thank you karen. >>> the family of a 14-year-old boy who was stabbed to death in west philadelphia is speaking out. nafis o'neill was a freshman

sucked in by mosquitoes, and they have developed then resistance to the drugs, and then the moss key stows spread those resistant parasites around, so drugs last a short while. i was at a conference yesterday where they talked about the spread of resistance to the most recent series of antimalaria drugs, and these resistant parasites are spreading from cambodia out to other parts of the world. and we're seeing the resistant parasites in africa which is quite frightening because this is a front line drug for african countries, and most of the deaths caused by malaria happen in africa. >> host: how effective are innocents, sleeping nets especially? >> guest: you know, nets are probably the best technology we have against malaria. but you need to convince people to use them and it's hard to convince people living in sweltering heat to put another layer of material between them and what little air they get, especially during the summer when it's hot. another problem is that -- and this is something else that was talked about at the conference yesterday -- the mosquito es, they do what entomolo

area, another crash at arm and hammer boulevard and speeds in the 30s there as with you head west to stowe this afternoon. and mount laurel an accident to the west and it's off to the side and still working on the water main break along elbow lane and church street. we hear until 11:00 tonight use texas as an alternate. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> more to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. the number of measles cases linked to disney land is growing, ali gorman tells us why one woman's baby is forced to live in quarantine because of another family's decision not to vaccinate. now, more and more americans are discovering that... shred after shred... dish after dish... day after delicious day... shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires meals, and moments, that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. now, america's number one block mozzarella. >>> after another threat from islamic militants a deal is in the works to free a jordanian pilot being held by isis, they have offered to release a woman they hold for a string of deadly

stowed a perfect day to sit on the couch and watch the conference championship games. 46 in wildwood., 39, 42 in millville. all aerials south and east of philadelphia for the most part are in the clear as far as ice is concerned. closer to the city, points north and west we're seeing temperatures right there on the fence, that's why we're reporting that freezing drizzle. in time over the next couple of hours we see the warmer ocean air unofficial start to summer to move in. everybody is above freezing. whateverrizing you see north and west, it will be minor and brief. we should switch over pretty quickly to plain rain. sat lyle and radar rain is starting to build across eastern portions of virginia and north carolina. today is a rain day some of it heavy at times we'll see ponding on area roads we could see poor drainage flooding because most of the ground is frozen at this point. the rain has nowhere to go. fortunately it's a quick-moving system. 4:00 p.m. it's gone, 6:30 it's pushing through matt hatton and -- manhattan and upstate new york and we're leftover with clouds and patchy

sanchez's codefendant in the bryan so face, marvin norwood pleaded guilty to the same -- bryan stow facervin norwood pled guilty to the same charge. >>> health officials have confirmed their first two cases of the measleles in the bay area. now there are 12. san mateo and santa clara county each have two cases. alameda has the highest number of cases with six. the cdc says the measles outbreak that started in disneyland probably came from overseas. the virus has infected 94 people in eight states. 67 can be clearly linked to disneyland. the cdc says either a foreign tourist infected and spread the disease to others. with concern yoking over the measles outbreak here is for who the cdc should get the measles vaccine. infants can get their first dose between 12 and 15 months. their second dose should happen between 4 and 6 years old. and for adults anyone born after 1957 should get at least one dose of the vaccine. people born before that are considered immune because they live through several years of measles epidemics and likely had the disease already. >>> that's good information. >>> a

a guy is stowed away in the landing gear. >> the niners with the crushing nfc championship loss.ll to the six. hello to levies and hello to harbaugh. the warriors have done their part and of course the world series championship. things we said good-bye to also came back. the blue angels returned for fleet week. we found new ways to get to the same place via the oakland airport bart connector. this year we connected through social media more than ever. we dumped ice buckets on hour head. >> you want us to assassinate the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> even hollywood made headlines as the movie the interview had president obama and north korea at odds. >> and 2014 broke our heart with the loss of robin williams. he lived and he died in tiberon. the loss of the man who made us laugh is too hard to put into words. >> that's so true. it is hard to put into words. >> it really is such a loss for many people. >> as many times as we've seen it, you still think about it and think about it hard. >> hard to believe. >>> time is 7:57. a new year also means >> reporter: two young men are s

. >> a family from california picked up a stow away in quite the unusual passion yesterday. the carwash when he heard something suspicious. >> he got home and heard knocking in the back of the trunk and he wanted to make sure it was not his system still moving he hit his trunk and tap again back and he was like someone is in my car. >> mondero says the family slammed the trunk and called police. the man was freed and quickly arrested. he was apparently worker at the carwash as wasn't trying to avoid someone to whom he owed what were you expecting... a little garnish? introducing longhorn's bold flavors, bold price for $12.99. the fire grilled triple bacon sirloin. the shiitake truffle mushroom sirloin. or the garlic provolone sirloin. all with salad and honey wheat bread for just $12.99. longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. now try our slow roasted shaved prime rib sandwich or the rest of our steakhouse lunch combos starting at $7.99. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combi

department of labor in downtown manhattan that has received thousands of claims that the employers stowing wages from them. it so take months if not years just to get these claims investigated. as of june of last year, the department had 17,000 wage theft cases still unresolved. according to a state audit more than 75% of them had been sitting for more than a year. we wanted to speak to someone from the state about the unresolved claims. deputy alphonse david would only speak to us by telephone. we asked him. >> one of the practical realities of litigation is it would take time. i would suspect the case you referenced is actually outside the department of labor and in court. the only part of the process that the department of labor controls is the investigation stage. after they issue their determination they have no control over the process. why? because an employer could appeal. >> workers never win in court because employers have all the money and can afford the best lawyers. bosses always win. and workers just have to take the abuse. >> reporter: we also wanted to ask tony low the owne

who she is and what she is stowing doing is important.she is from iowa a woman and from the military. >> she is still in campaign mode don't you think? >> i don't want to know about her background. i want to know about solutions >> i think any time you have a speech and rebuttal you are selling your platform. i don't think anybody expects you to get up there and fix the problems. wouldn't that be awesome? what senator ernst is getting according to the feedback is she was positive. there were threats of veto and the president saying he won the last two but she didn't bite on that. she went positive. there is a lot to be said about that. >> if obama taught us anything it is that image matters. this is a brand new face for the republican party. they tried to paint the republicans as old, white women but here is a woman and anti-hillary and i thought it was refreshing fun and i loved the shoes. camo works in wisconsin. >> i think the republican party could have set her up a little better and i would like to say something other than the typica