frontage as you go up and down macopen street not the most activist streets there are a lot of garagentrances and blank walls flax didn't add to that that's the entrance to the garage i'm asked her with the space there being a garage entry i know we are trying to add activation to the community the shades will be drawn to the developer we've heard from the staff about the garage entry it is unusual to have to inspires maybe the stevenson entry it is a wide entry to allow for egress and ingress more on macopen and needed there so just you know to interesting to hear our thoughts why not on the steve son entry. >> that's a good question we obviously when we reach out to the neighborhoods next to stevenson and then it is confusing for people that live on macopen. >> on either side so those people are doing this we sort of did 3 things one we dramatically reduced parking and number 2 inaugurated the macopen and 3 a traffic study showed that 75 from flax will be reduced by 75, 50 to 75 percent compared to the new project and macopen we made it undesirable by narrowing the entrance an expre

and 8th street as someone that hazard to cross the street that event was personal this crash rather could have happened to anyone of my employees and instead it happened to someone that many of us knew the community that was true he she was effected she was my neighbor open mid block mid market i saw her everyday and my piece of the recognize is actually from the prospective as a city manager that is, i building we need to we can do better job and appreciate director reiskin to develop that my experience as a aide driver i last had my training over 20 years ago we need to look at training videos and things tools like telling motivation to so and in pga one observation on the memorial we're recommended 50 advocates from the disability community i wanted to know if you're enforcing the city vehicles to make that left turn so thanks. >> thank you. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. . >> is she here. >> yes. she's at the mike. >> my name is jessie i'm a staff attorney with the resource center i- we are highly motivated to bring about changes to pedestrian safety and in the advisory c

and 8th street as someone that hazard to cross the street that event was personal this crash rather could have happened to anyone of my employees and instead it happened to someone that many of us knew the community that was true he she was effected she was my neighbor open mid block mid market i saw her everyday and my piece of the recognize is actually from the prospective as a city manager that is, i building we need to we can do better job and appreciate director reiskin to develop that my experience as a aide driver i last had my training over 20 years ago we need to look at training videos and things tools like telling motivation to so and in pga one observation on the memorial we're recommended 50 advocates from the disability community i wanted to know if you're enforcing the city vehicles to make that left turn so thanks. >> thank you. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. . >> is she here. >> yes. she's at the mike. >> my name is jessie i'm a staff attorney with the resource center i- we are highly motivated to bring about changes to pedestrian safety and in the advisory c

and 8th street as someone that hazard to cross the street that event was personal this crash rather could have happened to anyone of my employees and instead it happened to someone that many of us knew the community that was true he she was effected she wa market i saw her everyday and my piece of the recognize is actually from the prospective as a city manager that is, i building we need to we can do better job and appreciate director reiskin to develop that my experience as a aide driver i last had my training over 20 years ago we need to look at training videos and things tools like telling motivation to so and in pga one observation on the memorial we're recommended 50 advocates from the disability community i wanted to know if you're enforcing the city vehicles to make that left turn so thanks. >> thank you. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. . >> is she here. >> yes. she's at the mike. >> my name is jessie i'm a staff attorney with the resource center i- we are highly motivated to bring about changes to pedestrian safety and in the advisory committee of this crash that happ

that is frustrating that happens an hate street that people those days approach the street lights as hazards to pedestrian safety and you know that is just so backward that was on hatred street two unfortunately, the stop signs here on behalf of the appellant street lights were not dleeltdz it is unfortunate the street lights were deleted and frustrated not as a proposal on scott street it is danger to cross and important that the staff develop and present better statistics on how installation of traffic lights support the pedestrian safety not a hazy hope that some of the other measures had been returned but hope you will accept and implement that proposal given that is before you thank you. >> thank you, mr. straus. (calling names) >> frankly shawn has been easier to work with on congest nut street i wanted to give him some compliments our opposition we don't a lot of this once again support our big objection is the loss of scott stops the reason why as several of them left they couldn't stay that long we have a lot of world war ii korean vietnam's veterans in our neighborhood and

and 8th street as someone that hazard to cross the street that event was personal this crash rather could have happened to anyone of my employees and instead it happened to someone that many of us knew the community that was true he she was effected she was my neighbor open mid block mid market i saw her everyday and my piece of the recognize is actually from the prospective as a city manager that is, i building we need to we can do better job and appreciate director reiskin to develop that my experience as a aide driver i last had my training over 20 years ago we need to look at training videos and things tools like telling motivation to so and in pga one observation on the memorial we're recommended 50 advocates from the disability community i wanted to know if you're enforcing the city vehicles to make that left turn so thanks. >> thank you. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. . >> is she here. >> yes. she's at the mike. >> my name is jessie i'm a staff attorney with the resource center i- we are highly motivated to bring about changes to pedestrian safety and in the advisory c

let's look at o tis street. i am sure you're familiar with that street.ce romeo flats on the left, a perfect floor with balconies on the right and modern non contributing squarish building. it has its own charm but a cluster of a different sort so here's stevenson street and see in the pictures some really nice and well restored romeo flats, arguably better maintained than some of the ones on woodward street but if we designate woodward street it's an incentive for people to improve their property so why not? so on stevenson street you see the hodgepodge effect where there is something -- in the present landmarking let's say right next to something new and arguably [inaudible]. more of the streetscape on stevenson street there is the faux brick paving that we could have sort of woodward street but you have intuitive element of the freeway, not pretty, and then of course to the right no skate boarding allowed close to the skate boarding park and all of these modern flats so lacking cohesive and three or four nice romeo flats on the street with pretty stain

we're on 1st street between willow and clinton street. that puts us about a block and a half north of observer highway facilitys here. this is a local water main break but it is significant. you can see the water flowing freely now down 1st street. the whole block here between willow and clinton appears to be pretty much flooded out and right here appears to be the heart wlf the water is coming from. it looks like it is coming up here in the center of the street. we'll is local street closures and traffic disruptions in downtown hoboken this morning. this location, first street, willow avenue. avoid this throughout the morning rush. we're live over hoboken. john del giorno, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> 6:32. developing right now. the self is on for a hit-and-run driver who left a man simply to die in the street near the queens midtown tunnel. darla miles was first on the scene. she is live in long island city with the story. good morning. >> good morning again, ken. this man is in critical condition this morning and it wa

let's look at o tis street. i am sure you're familiar with that street. here's a nice romeo flats on the left, a perfect floor with balconies on the right and modern non contributing squarish building. it has its own charm but a cluster of a different sort so here's stevenson street and see in the pictures some really nice and well restored romeo flats, arguably better maintained than some of the ones on woodward street but if we designate woodward street it's an incentive for people to improve their property so why not? so on stevenson street you see the hodgepodge effect where there is something -- in the present landmarking let's say right next to something new and arguably [inaudible]. more of the streetscape on stevenson street there is the faux brick paving that we could have sort of woodward street but you have intuitive element of the freeway, not pretty, and then of course to the right no skate boarding allowed close to the skate boarding park and all of these modern flats so lacking cohesive and three or four nice romeo flats on the street with

there are street people and there are homeless people. street people want to be on the street. homeless people have a situation. what about resources for them? can i raise my hand and get help in the city? and i see a lot of successful people and you talked about the five year thing earlier. you put it up on the screen. imagine anybody in this room with house keys right now giving up the keys for five years. i don't want to be part of that statistic. i want some assistance and i want it now and i know it's here so i am asking what do we do? are we talking to the right people now or spinning our wheels and running our mouth? thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello supervisors. margenglish executive director of the st. paul society. we manage and staff the shelter -- on fifth and bryant. we have a drop in center on fifth and bryant and we are staffing the pier 80 winter shelter. with that as context i want to mimic what everyone is saying and the head and heart seem to be coming together in the room today. when the controller's report tells you what the social serv

the streets will be a mess and in need of repair so thank you, very much for listening and hope you adopt those important amendments. >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good evening i'm bob plant hold one of the named appellants to the appeal to the board of supervisors that generated it they to can he railroad i support of suggestions and ask you to add that it is important to address the concerns that have been miss stated by some the media our appeal is not to get rid of of the program it is to make sure the pro program is safe for all not just workable for the shutter yours but for muni passersby for san francisco pedestrians we've sent you photographs over the past few months documenting situations where muni buses are not able to pull in with the shuttle is blocking the bus zone on the muni bus has to be if a traffic lane and sent you that over the period of time it is not just once occasionally throughout the city that is relevant because we want you to know this program needs to be made savor this didn't address anything like the questioning the legitimate or th

a lot of carriage houses the back i know collins one street off of geary and a number of streets that has this type of situations that has been there a long, long time and would it seems to me that some of the pictures we're looking at this picture of the opponents before you get up but i think that staff has or dbi is looking at the newly constructed building based on what was there the same height or visually the same height not up for us to determine mr. sanchez you want to weigh in. >> yeah. sincerely certainly can be difficult to determine that the bulk of the building is gone and it is important some of the photos look like they're taken from vantage points you can see that is taller there is some question about that and we can look at that further but it has it's challenges and largely rely on that testimony if neighborhoods but that's helpful. >> when they have to restore in kind ever windows nooes needs to be the same place. >> not necessarily the replacement will be generally the same envelope but is certainly as long as larger would be our concern. >> to the one commenter w

end all traffic death that means improving safety for people walking and driving and safety on our streets is everyone's responsibility people can make mistakes but not result in injury or death all traffic collisions are preventable as drivers you play a large role that will give you the tools to drive safely on streets a recent survey asks hundreds of drivers about save city introduce driving what did they say watch for distracted behavior and slow down and be patient and check for people before you turn the facts about city driving shows how important to be alert most collisions happen in good weather allowance even at 25 mile-per-hour it takes a vehicle 85 feet to stop this is almost 7 car lengths slowing down makes collisions less savior when a person is hit by a passerby vehicle 25 minor the chance of death is 25 percent 40 percent that increases inform 85 percent slowing down didn't cost much time driving behind a person takes 9 extra semiautomatic and stopping at the yellow light takes only 30 seconds by hitting someone costs you hours and weeks of our time and maybe a life take a

expect some delays there and our street cleaning rules are in effect. michelle, lori over to you. >>> all right heather thank you. new developments this morning in a double murder from island the prime suspect 100-miles away find out how authorities tracked him down. >>> a battle between the fbi and apple is over but who is the victor and what does it mean for everyone's privacy? >>> and bad news for mets fans before the season even begins. beenscratched from opening hey what are you here for? you getting poked, prodded or pinched?? uhhh yeah, colon cancer screening. hey me too, second time. it's a piece of cake! that sounds good right now. it's no big deal. that's what everyone tells me. today there is more than one way to screen for colon cancer and it's easier than ever. if you're 50 or older talk with your healthcare provider and choose the best test for you! if you're 50 or older slow, building african-style music it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor waterparks. . >>> develop

there's mansions, mansions, streets. mission street. just after the other day, i went to pier 80 and pier 80, there's two tents in a hanger. it was hard to get there. i got lost twice. we called it our excursion of privilege because we had data, we had cell phones and we had help and we had delight and everything. pier 80 has no case managers. the case managers can hold space and listen to what is needed. i'll conclude in this as ivy and i myself, my friend, we gave out oatmeal and as i was crossing the street and a man was talking to me and saying this can't be america. things have to change. thank you. have a great day. speaker: thank you very much. i'm going to read a few more names. kelly and alene. alana. >> good afrnoon, supervisors. my name is daniel conrad. i have a business at 1550 bryant street in campos's district. i live in supervisor's kim's district. i'm here to support this legislation and glad the board is taking action when it appears its mayor's office after cleaning out under the freeway's freeway is no longer interes

individual street artists can pay quarterly for a street artist license. the annual total fee currently is that $750 for the annual fee. we first announced on the public record of super bowl city would be impacting the 116 spaces at justin herman plaza at our street artist committee meeting on november 4 and then we later announce to the whole street artist membership the memo on january 4 that the arts commission was working with the super bowl host committee to identify 10 alternate spaces to be created to enable artists to participate in the super bowl festivities. this is certainly not the number of spaces that traditionally would be available in justin herman plaza. but there were 10 spaces because shared with the super bowl host committee that were located between 3rd and 4th street to take advantage of the fact there would be increased for traffic. the super bowl l host committee did ask we assemble a pool of no more than 90s 90 artist to be selected so that poor was also made limited. currently, there are 313 artist license in the street artist pro

let's look at o tis street. i am sure you're familiar with that street.n the left, a perfect floor with balconies on the right and modern non contributing squarish building. it has its own charm but a cluster of a different sort so here's stevenson street and see in the pictures some really nice and well restored romeo flats, arguably better maintained than some of the ones on woodward street but if we designate woodward street it's an incentive for people to improve their property so why not? so on stevenson street you see the hodgepodge effect where there is something -- in the present landmarking let's say right next to something new and arguably [inaudible]. more of the streetscape on stevenson street there is the faux brick paving that we could have sort of woodward street but you have intuitive element of the freeway, not pretty, and then of course to the right no skate boarding allowed close to the skate boarding park and all of these modern flats so lacking cohesive and three or four nice romeo flats on the street with pretty stain glass. worth th

and 8th street as someone that hazard to cross the street that event was personal this crash rather could have happened to anyone of my employees and instead it happened to someone that many of us knew the community that was true he she was effected she was my neighbor open mid block mid market i saw her everyday and my piece of the recognize is actually from the prospective as a city manager that is, i building we need to we can do better job and appreciate director reiskin to develop that my experience as a aide driver i last had my training over 20 years ago we need to look at training videos and things tools like telling motivation to so and in pga one observation on the memorial we're recommended 50 advocates from the disability community i wanted to know if you're enforcing the city vehicles to make that left turn so thanks. >> thank you. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. . >> is she here. >> yes. she's at the mike. >> my name is jessie i'm a staff attorney with the resource center i- we are highly motivated to bring about changes to pedestrian safety and in the advisory c

, 1st street and clinton street. lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. it's 5:02, and breaking news on long island. two men have been shot in a home invasion, and the shooter is still on the run. scene. >> reporter: good morning again, lori, what investigators are trying to determine is if this was a random home invasion or if it was targeted. i want you to see how large this is. this is the home in question and you can zoo where the crime scene expands across the street and several homes over. we know at this point, 1:00 this morning, on casino street here in freeport, one or more suspects made their way into the home and shot two of the men inside, and i have seen detectives talking to two people. we know the victims were taken to south nassau communities hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. i have seen flash flights behind the home, leadingtous believe the investigators are also conducting a search of the perimeter at the back of the no word on the shooter or who police are looking for. darla miles, cha

call it market street. >> as for broad street, well, that's an easy one. >> broadest street. >> thatakes sense, yeah. >> amazing what you learn on the corner of 13th and locust. >>> and speaking of 13th and locust, part of that intersection is now called barraging way aft the mother of the lgbt movement. talbot tells me that seems to be the trend here commemorating people by adding on to the streets rather than renaming them. i miss pronounced her. it's tall but and she showed me tall but. >> sorry, page. i got you. it's tall but. very interesting. also, naming them based on the neighborhoods so individuals who are relevant to the neighbor. gay borhood. >> washington avenue. >> what's your good question. log on to cbsphilly.com good question to submit your questi question. us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >> despite the talk about snow in the forecast there's one sure sign spring is right around the corner. >> that would be the philadelphia flower show. our vittoria woodill finds out from a veteran wait takes to put together those beautiful exhibits. >> kate. >> we're always

call it market street. >> as for broad street, well, that's an easy one. >> broadest street. >> that>> amazing what you learn on the corner of 13th and locust. >>> and speaking of 13th and locust, part of that intersection is now called barraging way aft the mother of the lgbt movement. talbot tells me that seems to be the trend here commemorating people by adding on to the streets rather than renaming them. i miss pronounced her. it's tall but and she showed me tall but. >> sorry, page. i got you. it's tall but. very interesting. also, naming them based on the neighborhoods so individuals who are relevant to the neighbor. gay borhood. >> washington avenue. >> what's your good question. log on to cbsphilly.com good question to submit your questi question. us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >> despite the talk about snow in the forecast there's one sure sign spring is right around the corner. >> that would be the philadelphia flower show. our vittoria woodill finds out from a veteran wait takes to put together those beautiful exhibits. >> kate. >> we're always talking about sno

sanchez to please grant the variance for the tuff street frontage thank you. >> hi mr.ice president mr. president, and mr. sanchez i'm scombrov the design architect for this project on the screen where's the screen. >> grateful on the screen you see our last submittal which we thought everyone was happy with after negotiating with the historic resource staff you found otherwise and sort of gave his a shopping list of things to change so the previous is on the left and the current on the right and stat at the top anyway starting at the top we've removed the bracket we have extended the con in his seward we're limit to the property line the bays have been which was from square to the traditional base. >> and each the bays has a double-paned windows and fixed window in the middle with solid panels below the windows where we had glass before. >> i don't know if anybody is able to follow it the screen is smaller than i hoped the backward materials remain as before only with a slightly darker palate it is porcelain tile cut into stipulate with the wonderful brick believes in

green street last long provided services, shelter, and food, to the homeless.ccording to deacon caleb pickering, with laws criminalizing sleeping in public spaces it was time to do more. >> somebody that had been here a good bit needed a safer place to camp so they asked if they could set up a tent behind that. >> behind that storage thing? >> storage container. >> what started as one tent quickly became 30 and the sanctuary was born. a few years later reverend jeff carr stumbled upon the green street church. >> i see this fence it says the sanctuary and i says what is that? i got out of my car and i saw a yard full of tents and i said wow this is it. >> carr says he knew he was meant to partner with green street to fulfill a dream born out of personal experience. the loss of his home during the mortgage crisis. >> my mother-in-law let us stay in her attic, two rooms, three people, baby on the way. and i just felt robbed of all my dignity and i said if i ever got out of that situation i would do whatever i could to make sure that if somebody else was in need, t

route 3 is not affected. 96 to dikeman streets until 5 a.m., we have street cleaning rules in effect for today, michelle, lori over to you. >>> thank you. still ahead on eyewitness news, a postal worker is arrested while driving mail in crown heights the viral video prompted response from the police commissioner. >>> tense moments on capitol hill when a man pulled out a weapon, a recent run-in with a suspect that police had just months ago. >> also news, ready to make another mark on harlem. . >>> panic on capitol hill when security guards open fire on a man who pulled out a gun and a visitor center. this happened at the security checkpoint where tourists were fined up. terrified guests, many of them children streamed out of the building afterwards. suspect larry dawson of tennessee is known to capitol hill police. last october he was arrested for disrupting house proceedings yelling that he was quote a prophet of god. he is in critical condition but stable. >>> a postal worker calling for a group of new york city police officers to be disciplined after they arrested him as he worked

if you take 21st street getting to the l.i.e., 21st street is closed near the l.i.e., queen's midtown tunnel because of an accident investigation. one train has track work. it should be cleared up by five avment alternate side of the effect. >>> 4:55. happening today, police commissioner william bratton will rededicate a plaque that honors a police officer killed 20 years ago today. kevin gillespie was shot in 1996. that stretch of the grand concourse was renamed in his memory last week. >>> police continue evidents to identify three suspects involved in a violent robbery in the bronx. officers released this video yesterday in hopes that it will bring about more clues. detectives say three men attacked a 62-year-old man in they approached him near east east. one man threw a punch knocking out the victim. then the three stole his cell phone and cash. the victim is now recovering in the hospital. >>> a in queens is getting help from former u.s. olympic comboeld medallist. jason -- gold medallist. they held a swim clinic for the flushing flyers team. they talked about healthy eating habi

that is frustrating that happens an hate street that people those days approach the street lights asazards to pedestrian safety and you know that is just so backward that was on hatred street two unfortunately, the stop signs here on behalf of the appellant street lights were not dleeltdz it is unfortunate the street lights were deleted and frustrated not as a proposal on scott street it is danger to cross and important that the staff develop and present better statistics on how installation of traffic lights support the pedestrian safety not a hazy hope that some of the other measures had been returned but hope you will accept and implement that proposal given that is before you thank you. >> thank you, mr. straus. (calling names) >> frankly shawn has been easier to work with on congest nut street i wanted to give him some compliments our opposition we don't a lot of this once again support our big objection is the loss of scott stops the reason why as several of them left they couldn't stay that long we have a lot of world war ii korean vietnam's veterans in our neighborhood and st

i don't want our patrons to congregate the street but guide our patrons to stockton street that are for the security issues and motivating the patrons to go to stockton street and relieve the alley i think if we move them up to strongly street get rid of of the noise and the crowds 25 people 1340ik underneath the windows of hotel or the street which is the at closing time and trying to get phone numbers warrior where they'll go next creates a big problem you have the hotel right there paying top dollars whether or not they are paying top dollars they're staying in san francisco and for them to be disturbed is not acceptable we want them to follow the good neighbor policy and not abort the neighbors the hotel should not think losing money with prior conversations with the general manager she said they refunded tens of thousands of dollars i think what i'd like to do so if this works and come up with anything that the commission can recommend just to tweak this so they can operate and not disturb the patrons. >> my only concern about that is more it could be more than a hundred feet f

they marched up market street. at 4:00 in the morning. flagdown the confederate and raised the united states flag in the flagpole. the war began in april of 1861. for yearsame dates the war ended for montgomery. is difficult for anybody to reconstruct a. of intense loyalty. a bit of a struggle for many many people. now black people were free. a whole new economic environment was created. everything changed in a sense. one of the first efforts on the part of the blacks to gain civil rights. they were running separate streetcars for the blacks and whites. all streetcars in montgomery lined up on that morning. there was a panic because you can get streetcars and the town was growing city needed streetcars to get around. the changing of that ordinance. separate but equal was still in force for the schools and many other things. the social and political activities. issue.ecoming an the transportation issue going back again to the streetcars. segregated buses. just across the square rosa parks was a seamstress. store andut of the pick something

sfroj on valencia street a first story building with a basement and retail business to occupy the front part a commercial space and entitle k w lunch box cafe the rear portion the cafe will afford itself to a small business the community as well as be a business and neglecting center as enjoying brings and lunches and so forth this space will be like an urban center or a local merchant and residences that maybe interested in that similar to the capital one cafe as we see on posty the same concept a concept that has been entertaining for quite a while and this is the first launch on valencia street inside the cafe so this will be a stifle thing for the tenants i'll put something especially here in a moment the style center for the folks to have real estate information and the component had that will be used for the lunch box cafe and the book sales the bookstores will be incorporated into the lunch box cafe and they'll be an investment and by real estate construction and remodeling so forth and t off the front anymore like a networking center you don't have that on valencia cord it is a

>>reporter: subway status, b, between 47th street and 57 tr street. new jersey strit doing just great. we have long island railroad, metro north running on or close to sce. bqe southwest from the brooklyn bridge to atlantic avenue, dow have that construction set up. 42nd street closed between lexington and madison avenues because of police activity. an our street cleaning rules are in effect. ken, over to you. >> all right, thank you very much, heather. >>> 4:48. an oklahoma man plans to appeal his 40-year sentence for raping and sexually abusing east african orphans. twob-year-old matthew durham was sentenced yesterday. he was convicted of raping three girls and molesting a boy during a mission trip to kenya. now, the children ranged in age from 15 down to only 5 years of age. >>> a michigan woman says she is the luckiest mother in the world. she lost her daughter in a mass shooting and then got her back in her hometown of kalamazoo. they showed support last night killings of six people and the wounding of two. for a time doctors believed 14- year-ol

it's scary to walk down the street, double do down mission or market street.we definitely need more housing and short-term we services. people breaking down, because they are having and help people to get into a supportive place to be assessed for what is happening to them mentally? they may not be homeless. some of the people live in our neighborhood, but they can't help themselves, because they are out on the street breaking down. we have people passed out in the streets in their own waste. they may or may not be homeless. we need a compassionate way to take them to the dry-out center or back to their own room, if they have one. but we can't step over there and ignore them. that is what we are doing now, walking over people. we have to cross to the other side of the street because we're afraid of someone being violent. it's not a civilized way to live. i want to set apart of the short-term and long-term and while you are looking for long-term solutions to come up with day-to-day short-term solutions as well. thank you. >> thank you. >> hi. my name is terrace

street until 5:00 a.m. new jersey transit, rail rail, metro north doing just fine. take ago look at the new jersey turnpike, the eastern spur north of exit 14 up into exit 17, you have it all closed down. so all that traffic is being diverted over to the western spur as a result. and, of course, that is because of construction. now, if you're going into northbergen, tunalee avenue between 69th street and 54th street, you have that accident. all lanes closed down. construction across the board, george, lincoln, holland, they do have minor delays. the outbound lower level two lanes closed underneath the apartments, that should be cleared by 5:00 a.m. our street cleaning rules are in effect today. lori, over to you >> heather, thank you. >>> 4:32. and velling in brooklyn a five buildings, leaving many people homeless this morning. the blaze started orch the roof of -- on the roof of a building on catawba avenue and then is spread. the fdny tweeted crews -- tweeted this picture of crews getting the building und

people go from wall street to government back to wall street. last 25 year, goldman sachs itself has had two secretaries of the treasury as well as many other high ranking individuals. work from government go back to wall street. third of all, maybe the most painful. some kid from minnesota or vermont gets picked up for possessing marijuana. that kid gets a criminal record which stays with him for his entire life. but if you are an executive on wall street whose fraudulent behavior destroys the lives of millions of people, you know what happens to you? no, wrong. you get a salary increase. and then if you are the head of of eadman sax, you come goldman sachs you come to give huge tax breaks to the wealthy. together, we are going bring justice back to a broken criminal justice system. [cheers and applause] and that means, you know, justice under the law is a profound statement, something deeply embedded in whoer as americans and what it means is if you're poor and you break the law, you're going to pay the price fsm you're rich and you break the

the street of hollywood, on the east side of detroit, appeals to me more so than any other street in the city. because of the abandoned houses on this block. you can tell, it's such heart and sow soul that was put into the making ever it. just left to rot, we are on the house on euclid street, on euclid and brush. it's been my favorite to shoot because of the architecture of it. anybody home? hello? the first thing you want to do when you go into an abandoned building, you want to announce yourself, you don't want to startle anyone. a baby's toy, very seldom will i move an object. detroit has changed me. and for people who say oh, i only attractive the negative of detroit, i beg to differ. i think i show the world that hey, look at me. give me some help. come at me all you want. but detroit is my life, my love. and i will never, ever talk bad about her. >> this story originally aired in 2013. tony now has over 400,000 followers on instagrams. he still documents abandoned buildings in drought but has expanded his work to others be places arld th around the world. the news continues he

street. this is all because of that water main break. we do have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. lori and ken, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> it's 6:02. this morning super tuesday part 3 is in the books and this wild roller coaster of a primary season has claimed another republican candidate. >> the freshman senator from florida failed to carry the sunshine state. he only captured his home county of miami-dade. what a night ohio governor john kasich is, delivering a resounding victory in the buckeye state and earning all 66 delegates >> but kasich and senator ted cruz are still well behind donald trump, even with one contest yet to be decided. votes are still being counted in missouri's primary for both the republicans and the democrats. >> abc's lana zak is in washington with a look at where things stand now, lana. >>reporter: good morning, lori and ken. momentum is back on the side of hillary clinton. according to abc's exit polls, chance to beat don

he just walked out, afterwards, going south on broad street.he 19 year-old alive, likely chris and lauren because he was so close to temple hospital's terrific surgeons, too experienced at saving people who have been shot, remember just two blocks from the restaurant. a quick drive by, and he was in the emergency room and that is yes is alive and in stable condition right now. >> every second counted in that, steve, thank you. >> yeah, happening today philadelphia mayor jim kenney will make his push to create more summer jobs for the city youth. >> lets go to dave kinchen with the very latest on than this plan, dave, good morning. >> reporter: chris and lauren, good morning to you. jobs, jobs, jobs not only help young people earn money for college but city officials say it keeps them out of trouble too. mayor jim kenney will be making a big a announcement the at free library of philadelphia issuing a challenge to city business toss create thousands of summer jobs for young people all across this city. he is teaming up with an organization calle

street. the first this year and includes the lavendar and green alliance that long protested the ban on gay entrance in the parade and brought back the participation of the mayor who will march with the group and separately with the contingent of police officers and this year marks the first time it will be broadcast in ireland and the united kingdom. >>> and a scare in queens after a fifth grader brought a loaded gun to school. the grandfather is facing serious charges and tracy has more. >> reporter: -- tracee carrasco has more. millie meeter to school on wednesday. >> you drop the kids at school and go to work thinking they're in a safe place. >> it terrifies me. my little girl goes here. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, the 11-year- old got the gun from underneath his grandfather's bed inside their home and knows how to load and unload it. the boy's grandfather, 54-year- old kenneth miley told police he put the gun under the bed after allegedly finding it and was planning

been able to party like this on franklin street. aimee, the rain kind of came in and put a damper on that celebration. >> everyone kind of scurried out once the rain started coming downer. they're kind of wimpy. it wasn't that home. we do still have some rain moving through. this is all just some light stuff that's falling. it will quickly -- this is all moving to the east. but this is a really. >> i meant to say the tournament was in d.c. i'm so used to greensboro. d.c. next week. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. [knock on door] hey, skip. hey, you wanted to see me, coach? that's all i've thought about. after four years on the bench, you promised if i hung in for a fifth year, you'd make me starting quarterback. yeah, i remember it. huh. have a seat. is there a p

there are street people and there are homeless people. street people want to be on the street. homeless people have a situation. what about resources for them? can i raise my hand and get help in the city? and i see a lot of successful people and you talked about the five year thing earlier. you put it up on the screen. imagine anybody in this room with house keys right now giving up the keys for five years. i don't want to be part of that statistic. i want some assistance and i want it now and i know it's here so i am asking what do we do? are we talking to the right people now or spinning our wheels and running our mouth? thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello supervisors. margenglish executive director of the st. paul society. we manage and staff the shelter -- on fifth and bryant. we have a drop in center on fifth and bryant and we are staffing the pier 80 winter shelter. with that as context i want to mimic what everyone is saying and the head and heart seem to be coming together in the room today. when the controller's report tells you what the social serv

they will reassure -- north broad street. ncaa men's tournament, the broad street line is a great way to get down down there. take it to the at&t station when you will miss the crowds. david. >> reporter: good tip on the big board we have cool numbers in the northern and western suburbs, but not toad -- too bad. 50 in new holland. 47 in minute sin son. 4 -- cinnaminson. 44 in glassboro and as we roll through the afternoon, 49 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 53 by 11:00. we'll zoom up to 67 by 2:00 p.m. we expect the high temperature of 72. i just turned that off again, 72 will be the high right there. a little bit on the breezy side a mixture of clouds and sun overall, erin? >>> you can get the seven day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> an ohio court bailiff is underinvestigation after he grabbed the juvenile and dragged him out of the courtroom. he applied a chokehold to the teen who was shackled. the bailiff dragged him out of the courtroom. the attorney general is deciding whet