. >> good morning, supervisors and avalos and taning and cohen. and i just wanted to very briefly speak in support of these amendments in support of the family violence council and the juvenile probation department has been actively participating on the council for several years voluntarily and because we understand sxa recognize the importance of the work that this group does, we are pleased to see that the sponsor ship from the board of supervisors to continue this family violence council, and to support the amendments to the council, and is being advanced, we will look forward to continuing to work in collaboration with the other partners, and we recognize the family violence has a devastating impact on young people, often resulting in their involvement in the juvenile justice system and to the ex-at extent that we have coordination and we believe that the continued effort will help to prevent the further domestic violence and therefore we support this amendment and i thank you for your time. >> thank you very much. >> good morning, supervisors

we sadly don't have a lot of information today because the records just weren't we taned. we have researchers that are investigating there. i'm hoping we'll be able to find a lot more information on the people working here and living here, but we don't right now. what we do know is that many of the enslaved people were working on a cash farm, a cash plantation cash crop plantation about 40 miles north of here in rockingham county where they did grow cotton. he also had sheep which were unusual in the south and to provide wool. she was probably not comfortable with the idea of slavery at all and probably influenced him in not investing as much in enslaved people as his peer group likely would have. as the civil war began to rear its head in politics in the state of north carolina, governor morehead was reluctant to see the state of north carolina and join the confederacy. he had built the state that would have connected to larger system of railroads up and down the eastern seaboard that placed greensboro in a favorable location. he saw that as a great opportunity that green

total has already taned a 10% stake. >>> executives at the world's largest maker of manufacturing equipment say they have given up plans to merge with a u.s. rival. the deal was planned between tokyo electron and applied materials. the company claims the world's top market share. the president says problems cropped up when they asked for approval from anti-trust regulators in the united states. he says he disagrees with the u.s. officials saying he believes the people who worked on the merger followed proper procedures. they disclosed their plan. a merger would have given them a 25% global market share for equipment used to make semi conductors. industry analysts say machinery makers are in a race to keep up with growing demand from the manufacturing of smart phones and other communication devices. >>> and checking the markets, investors in tokyo pulled down the stock beloew the 20,000 mark. it shed .18%. investors held back from active bets ahead of central bank poll policy meetings in japan and the u.s. they are also waiting for more cues from corporate earnings reports. moving on to the

. >> taning. >> aye. >> commissioner weiner. >> aye. >> commissioner yee aye. >> the item passes. >> okay, mr. clerk, could you call item number 3? >> item number 3, the chair's report and this is an information item. >> colleagues last week, i had the pleasure of going to washington, d.c. as part of a regional delegation with the metropolitan transportation commission and a number of bay area, transit operators, including mta, bart, and cal train and i believe at transit as well. and we had the opportunity to meet with a number of members of congress both in the house and in the senate with the senior staff as well as the representatives of the fta, and to talk about the critical importance of the federal government funding transportation projects and to really make real for folks on capitol hill, about what the challenges are that we face in san francisco. and as a region. and in terms of all of our major transit systems being over capacity, and the need to expand the capacity, and to invest in the system, and the need for the federal government to be a strong partner in doing that

we will have much more on this compelling interview of this good smart tane and brother-in-law tonight at 11:00 my collogue diana rocco will have more details on this act in the wake of such a terrible crime. reporting live i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> courageous indeed walt, thank you. >>> our team coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson hoist live on jewelers road in center city with a closer look at that new video released just hours ago, steve. >> reporter: judges as walt paint aid clear picture with the end of the ordeal with his exclusive interview philadelphia police releasing new details on the beginning of this ordeal including new information that the woman was not only physically abused but that her attackers used psychological torture to torture their victim. >> they kept telling her today is the day that you're going to die. >> reporter: over and over again, these are the words philadelphia police say three men repeated to their victim in between torture sessionness this now infamous maroon van. >> someone had to see the men, so

closed which is route 413 between spring meadow excuse me between spring meadow road and lower mower tane road. best detour toys take swamp road. we will keep you updated on that. that accident has been reported fatal but in delays for mass transit. >>> mystery buyer is now proud owner of the pope's ipad. an auction house says that the ipad was recently sold for just over 30 you this dollars. that ipad as you can see is engraved with his holiness francisco and vatican internet service, march, 2013 in spanish and italian. that ipad came with a certificate signed by pope frances personal secretary. i can see why it is worth 30 you this dollars. >> now you got me. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we will continue to follow breaking news in the hit and run crash, jan? >> reporter: ukee, that two-year old boy struck and critically injured in kensington on monday has died overnight, i'm jan carabao live outside an update on this case and southwest philadelphia a deadly hit and run. >>> questions this morning about how a protester landed a gyro copper next to the u.s. capitol without bein

questions that you might have and i am also joined by dph reps as well flt >> thank you, and supervisor, taning? >> thank you. >> and i don't think if this is a question for a real estate or for dph perhaps and a lot of the improvements are triggered by the requirements under the affordable care act, and so, also since the lease was to expire, june 30th, and there was no option to extend and i was just curious had these requirements not come about was dph planning on actually continuing in this space or was it mostly because they had to build out these new exam rooms etc. and all of the investments made that they are continuing in the space. >> and i am happy to take some of that question, and then perhaps, my colleagues can add to it. but we did do a search for come parable spaces and looking at the option of simply relocating to a new facility. but it will require a build out that might be more robust than what we are in right now but what we are found is that the rate structures for the come parable facilities and these are the prospective lease and we are close tore 60 dollars per square fo

. >> supervisor taning? >> thank you, i want to thank all of the different people who came out today, and whether it was a department representative or the people who do incredible work in the community and thank you for being part of this wonderful forward thinking klabive and i think that you do amazing work and inspirational and i hope that my colleagues will be able to support me in adding these critical departments to the new membership. >> thank you, i also want to take a moment to acknowledge the hard working men and women, mostly women, that are on the front lines that are just really helping to make our city better. >> and so, to the department heads and to the non-profits and i know that it is a thankless job and we know how it can be thankless and i just wanted to take a moment to say thank you. >> and my comments are that this family violence council, makes so much sense. we have many households where the children and the couples and elders all live in the same place, and having it and recognizes

as you guys were saying a lot of times on your first date you wanting to maybe hundred tane bike riding you want to do a musical. some people go out. but how do you feel about pannera bread. >> the restaurant. >> how do you feel about pan era bread because they come in third place as most popular first days hot spots. 200,000 users on clover which is a dating web site who participated in this. if you don't like panner a, a lot of people like chipotle. >> i have been in pannera. >> yes. >> i think they are the ones with the bowl of soup. >> bread bowl. >> it is made out of bread. >> very good. >> yes. >> i get it with broccoli cheese soup, and i eat soup out and eat the bowl how many calories do you think that is. >> that is a hot first date watching you eat a bread bowl. >> chipotle, i love chipotle they are second place. first place though it is star bucks. they are number one on the list. >> i love star bucks i can see that. >> i said the same thing when our producer was telling us about it. as a woman you wanting to there because is there a quick in and out. cup is only so big. fuzz

here a among the the plane tanes, banana and rest of the produce section two weeks ago at noon time. so not exactly trying to hide here on erie avenue in juniata park. >> they tried to intimidate the guy that make the delivery. they tried to intimidate the people. they are looking all around the store. they moved through every aisle. then the guy came in. >> reporter: what do you think they were trying to do. >> they were going to take some money from the cashier and supermarket. >> they were going to rob. >> we asked the security guard to approached them and asked if they could help them. he became agitated. identified themselves as police officers and threatened to arrest and deport him. the one of them was clearly wearing a black bullet-proof vest with some type of writing on the back. they then went back inside the store, approach the same security guard and threatened to arrest and deport him again. one gentlemen reached for handcuffs which he pulled out and then a witness saw what they believed to be was a black hand gun in his back. >> reporter: fake cop did two other things t

tolbert tane prostitutes lauder him in the apartment in a robbery attempt and that is when they escalated. two prostitutes pleaded guilty in connection to that case. >>> the sale of the revel casino is expect to be finalize today florida. developer glenn straub is buying cat seen owe. revel cost 2.4 will beyond dollars to build and straub is buying it for 82 million. that is 4 cents on the dollar. judge entered the final sale order yesterday a after verbally approving that deal last week. >>> tonight you'll have i have chance to hear from the candidates that want to be philadelphia's next mayor. mayoral candidates lynn abraham, nelson diaz jim kenny, doug oliver, milton street and anthony williams will answer questions about business-related issues, registration for the debates has already closed. >>> st. joseph's university is investigating allegations involving women's varsity softball team. they are accused of hazing younger members. >> apparently four students on the division one team have been suspended, other students questioned on thursday. university released a statement that says

officials a a 56 year-old man by the name of charles reynold initially fled leaving a 24 year-old woman, tane a silver man behind. she was arrested and charged with prostitution and related offenses. now reynold later turn himself in. he is charged as well. authorities say the children didn't see anything as they were playing their little league game but parents pretty darn upset. >> there was a game going on in the major league field practice going on, in the feel, there was a softball game and another practice over there and t ball people were down there at clinic practicing there were 50 60 70 kid here. >> i think it is a disgrace that they would do this at our feel in the public area. it is kind of a more on good police say these two told officers that they connect through social media and they had met up several times before. >>> 6:07. president obama ordered review of two air strikes that accidentally killed american hostages, how commander and chief is taking responsibility. democratic candidates debate on fox. ninety minutes starting at 6:00 o'clock last night. >> iain page hosted, lu

. >> reporter: some silver spring neighbors insist the children have been tane by their own parents pennsylvania on how to protect themselves. >> i think it is crazy. >> we ran all over the neighborhood. >> i have no problem with that. this is a safe neighborhood. >> reporter: when we visited the the neighborhood the father said he had been told by his attorneys to stop talking. >> can i leave you my number. >> i guess not. >> reporter: is what still in the known if any new charges will be filed begins the the free range parents. >> all right. the the couple has done nothing wrong. >> their position is chill ren should have have been return fox from blocks away instead of driven to child protective services nearly 20 minutes away. >> 45:00 to is the time on this tuesday morning. coming up the the country marks 150 years since president lincoln's a as nation, and some of the most important artifacts from that day are housed right here in philadelphia where you can find them, next. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. v

it doesn't look like much but there is activity across the the hundred tane west.hat will move in the plains become a larger storm system and become the stronger cold front that can shove this nasty weather out of the way. today and tomorrow, dreary damp chilly breezy. and then by friday there will be showers and thunderstorm. we are talking mid 70's bay this point and there is a a cold front that crosses and knocks temperatures back. mid 60's still above average and we expect sunny skies for saturday and sunday. i have a feeling people will be out doing yard work on the weekend. doing something outside it will be a great excuse. >> i will than watching all of them. >> yes. >> keep going guys. >> looking good. >> good morning, everyone traveling out and about schuylkill expressway is, looking like the schuylkill, traveling westbound notice at city avenue that pocket of traffic is there and traveling westbound a approaching the roosevelt boulevard out toward gladwynn that is length of the delay. eastbound you will catch a break around city avenue but will be slow ar

several suspects were maybe tane. one was air lifted to hospital and received care for trauma there is no word on the condition. >>> members of the st. joes prep community will gather later this morning at a private mass as they mourn loss of the freshman football player, who collapsed and died during practice this weekend. cbs-3's steve paterson spoke with one of his teammates. >> that will hurt for quite a while. >> reporter: minutes before he died moment before everything changed, like any given saturday, they were shooting the breeze. >> i didn't want to believe it. i was talking to him this morning before he went to practice. he said he would text me after practice. >> reporter: fifteen year-old kid jackson would learn just a few hours later it would be last conversation they would ever share. >> i cried a few times. >> reporter: school officials say 15 year-old st. joseph prep freshman brian gillyard died during a football conditioning work out. school spokesperson wouldn't comment on the investigation but promi

side man taned that sanction relief will be phased and enacted in tandem with iran compliance. >> ife find that iran is not complying with this agreement at any time the sanctions can snap back into place. >> the deal would greatly bolster iran's economy. it would give iran thereby tremendous means to propel its aggression in terrorism throughout the middle east. >> tony blinken is hitting the road as we speak visiting five mideast states over coming days, starting today in lebanon, chris. >> james rosen reporting from the state department. james, thanks for that. >>> now let's bring in the chair of the senate foreign relations committee, republican, bob corker of tennessee for his first television interview since the agreement. senator i know you have been briefed in some detail by top administration officials, what's your -- and i understand it's a framework but what's your initial reaction to what you've learned? >> chris, i did reach out to the energy secretary and i've had three conversations with him over the last couple of days. i think it would be very difficult for anyone to

rodriguez was con vicked but argued the evidence was with illegally on oh taned by the officer.eed. in a 6-3 decision the court found police may not prolong a traffic stop in order to conduct an inspection with a drug sniffing dog. justice ruth bader ginsburg wrote a police stop exceeding the time needed to handle the matter for which the stop was made violate it is constitution's shield against unreasonable seizures. the seizure justified only by police-observed traffic violation, therefore becomes unlawful if it is prolonged beyond the team requireded to issue the ticket for violation. it was the second major criminal law degs of the current term. and a re server sal of the position on police authority in its earlier ruling. in december the court had allowed drug evidence found in another traffic stop ren though the officer made the stop based on an incorrect understanding of the law. i'm interested here. i thought it was a fascinating rowling for lots of reasons. both of you said there is an up tick in the police-citizen reaction s because offer war on drugs, broken window po