but it does not negate the fact that there is contamination in the soil and should be cleaned up. also, the approval from the city says that a site mitigation plan should be required for the facility. staff has today said they will not require a site mitigation plan. that's stunning. that means that the categorical exemption is false. it's false information to the public. the reason for that, they only have one rubber stamp for approvals and disapprovals that's proposterous. they cannot get a rubber stamp that said no? the -- finally, i'd like to close with mr. durkin's statement about the ceqa review. that's exhibit i to our attachment. this is an appeal that mr mr. durkin himself filed at 1026 clayton. in this appeal, mr. durkin himself and his law firm said, a project should not be exempted from ceqa review because it may affect a historical resources. in that case, the neighbor wanted to put a roof deck on a garage and mr. durkin said it would affect the historic resource. in that case, no property had been listed as historic, unlike in this case, where we're talking about a category a1 resource that will be

the university hopes to get approval from the city planning commission. the stadium has been a hot topic recently. temple's president says that $130 million stadium will help the economy. neighbors say it's just a way to kick them out. >>> we need to work together. that was one of the messages from delaware governor john carney in his state of the state address. >> lawmakers while they might not agree on the solutions, they can agree on the goals. >> to make our economy stronger, our health care system more effective, our community safer, our state workforce strong and stable, our children more ready to compete for the future. >> carney also says the state of delaware is strong and getting stronger, but acknowledge d there's still work to do. >>> president trump is back in washington after he made a quick stop in western pennsylvania today. president trump spoke at the equipment company in pittsburgh. the white house stopped short of calling it an official campaign stop. but the president tweeted this morning he was come ing ing to support republican running

the sale and issuance of the second of the bonds authorized, not to exceed $177 million. item 8, ordinance appropriating the proceeds from the bond sale and 9, november 2012, proposition b approved by the city's voters authorizing $195 million in general obligation bonds to finance park and recreation facility improvements, and third issuance of bonds in the program, not to exceed $76,710,000. and 10 appropriating the proceeds from the bond sale just described. based on the total amount for both of these programs of $251.3 million, using a conservative 3.99 estimated interest rate, we anticipate the annual debt service on these bonds that we will sell to be approximately $18.7 million. over the 20-year life of the bonds, result in a total of 361 million in debt service of which 110,690,000 -- 110 million towards interest on the bonds. annual impact, 7.97 per $100,000 of assessed property value. so for typical, well, maybe not typical, properties assessed at $600,000, that would be about $47.29 impact on property taxes. the city charter imposed debt limit on general obligation bonds is 3% of the total assessed value of the property in the city. the city's outstanding general obligation bonds e

the next step for an on campus football stadium. they'll seek approval for the $130 million facility from the city planning commission. current plans put the stadium along north broad street and include clasd classroom and resh space. funding is expected to come from private donations. >> when the eagles and vikings kick off sunday, there will be about 68,000 fans at the link. tonight we are focused on one of them, patrick muller. he captains eagle one. with us is reporter dann cuellar. time to hitch a ride on eagle one. >> you better believe it, jim. this is another great thing about the eagles being in the playoffs. we meet the most amazing fans across the tristate area. when you think you saw it all comes another crazy fan with a whole lot of passion for this eagle's team. >> meet the rv appropriately named eagle one. this 36-foot georgetown model sleeps four, carries more and has been to 32 stadiums over the last eight years. >> that's a lot of traveling. how many miles do you have on this thing? >> 125,000. the only place it's been to is eagle games. >> muller takes special care to deck out the rv with the latest

the price will be lower than the city ever paid for the land. >> the city council move forward in setting up an advisory committee to give input on the proposed development. if approved, this project is years from completion. the city estimates it will have a memorandum of understanding side -- sign with google by late summer.>>> the san jose city council voted to remove a controversial statue of pursuit for columbus from city hall. it was donated to the city by the italian-american committee. the supporters of native american say columbus was a conqueror not in explorer. after six hours of debate they approved the removal of the statue. they have been given six weeks to relocate it. the city will put in storage if it is not removed by then . >>> as soon as i left the house , i saw the extremely rare super blue blood moon available -- visible in this morning for the first time in more than 150 years. we will show you what it looked like after the break. >> we have some fog moving in but now it's all about sunshine, not just today but for the next several days to come. temperatures for the weekend in the low 70s. >> flip-flops and t-shirts. >> how about capris and a tank top, we will be right ba

the teen who posted it. an update out of greenbelt this morning. last night - the city council approved a measure to lower the voting age from 18 to 16 for city elections. the change takes effect february 27th. greenbelt joins the nearby cities of hyattsville and takoma park in lowering the voting age to 16. another honor for three local blind eagle scouts.. we've reported on the accomplishments of leo, steven, and nick cantos. they recently became the first blind triplets "ever" to become eagle scouts. tonight, the mclean mortgage corporation will present them with scholarships.. under the "scholarships for eagles" program. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. a check on weather. fog early this morning - first day above 40 since christmas - warming late week; 60 by friday - much needed rain thursday through saturday morning - back to the cold by sunday today: partly to mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 43-49 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. cold. lows: 22-26 winds: n 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. seasonable. highs: 42-47 winds: se 5 mph 5:xx - and adrianna is here with a look at what's trending.. here with a look at what's tre

the super bowl bound eagles here on fox 29 news at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> imagine taking 30 minutes less to get to the king of prussia from center city. the septa board just approved the rail extension project to that area. the system would allow commuters to get on in sent city and get off in king of prussia. the four and a half mile extension will have five station stops. board members believe this will be a great option for commuters, shoppers, visitors and students. especially when it comes to traffic. >> this route really provided the best level of access to jobs and access to future development while at the same time impacting the least number of residential areas really providing that good needs of king of prussia's the- current residents and the growing needs of the upper merion area. >> septa looked at 30 different rail connections weighing in input from the community and stake holders before approving the project. >>> alexa knows a winner when she sees one and of course she's rooting for the birds. before we head to break here, fox 29 programming note to tell you about. you want to cheer on villanova as they take on marquette? the action all starts this

the madmen brand. it is the largest cannabis company in the state with six locations. the city approved two dozen dispensaries for legal adult sales one week ago but they still need the final licensing from the state.>>> finally some rain back in the bay area forecast. the rain has not been expanding. coverage here is beginning to move to the south. as we come in closer, reports of heavier downpours focused onto the north bay. all the area shaded in green showing you the rainfall out toward napa and st. helena. these darker shades of green closer to the napa region out toward sonoma and glenallen. look at this, we have a development with heavier downpours out toward montrial. finally, the front is getting its act together. we will move the maps closer to mill valley. continuing here with a tour out toward the east bay out toward oakland. finally, some development here. we have some rain showers onboard. things are starting to pick up in terms of the rainfall activity. current numbers are in the 50s with even a few upper 40s. santa rosa right now i 51 degrees. we have been watching this live camera at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have some moisture hitting the roadways. it is not a he

the cello for products. the public safety and neighborhood services committee will consider the possible ban. the proposal was made to help animals from being killed for their fur. if approved san francisco would be the third city in california to ban the sales after wrigley and west hollywood. >>> we are two weeks from the winter games. more on the preparations that are still underway. >> reporter: south korea's olympic team honored with an inauguration ceremony. officials are promising a flawless which rolodex with the two korea's marching together. >> the government will make these the best winter games in history. for this we will make preparations meticulously. >> security preparations are underway, south korea holding drills to prepare for possible attacks. organizing special accommodations for north korean athletes as well as other officials. >> we need to secure the safety of the north korean athletes with 24-hour guards and stepped up security. >> officials are hoping the games will help diffuse tensions within north. there are new signs north korea may hold a massive military parade the day before the olympic opening ceremony. the cia is morning they expect kim jong-un to start developing the capabili

the struggle between good and evil more than any figure i have come across. he makes the decision to fire bomb the cities without approval from anyone. >> at low level. >> and he knows women and children will die. but the reason he does it is because he thinks it will win the war and save american lives. >> how concerned were you when you took on this subject that you're up against a tremendous amount of people who have written about harry truman? >> that's a great question. when i began, i dedicated the book to my father. when i called him, he is a truman fan, he has had a portrait for years. he said, you can't write a book about truman. maculla! he is one of the great presidential biographers ever. this is a very different book, exploring different topics, putting a lens on four months. half the book is about truman, half is about all that happened. i thought i could pull it off. it was a gamble, and i was very nervous and when it came out and people seemed to like the book. the amazon reviews are great. >> how did you check yourself on the facts? you say that in the back, that this had to be factual. how did you assure you

the budget shortfall. the governor's office says a proposal to rebuild the hall of justice hasn't gone through the proper approval process. >>> san jose is going to remove the christopher columbus statue from its city hall. >> abc 7 news was inside the city council chamber when people spoke for and against support of the statue. they voted last night to give the italian american community six weeks to find a new spot. it must be approved and the city will pay to move it. if a location can't be found, the city would put the statue in storage. >> it continues the lies that there was no civilization here, that my people the indigenous community were savages. >> there's a small group that is trying to shame and the italian community and history itself. >> leaders of san jose's italian american community want to move the statue to mineta san jose international airport. we'll keep you posted. >>> months after the wildfires, new trouble for people's whose homes survived. residents dealing with a dangerous water situation. >>> scott baio sitting down with abc news after denying allegations of sexual assault. what he's revealing about a form every co-star this morning. >>> i'm tracking absolutely no chance

to the san jose international airport, are moving the statue to history park at the bank of italy building. the san jose mayor says he supports removing it from city hall. >>> the state senate approved legislation that would require all uc and cal state university campuses to make the abortion pill available for students by the year 2022. all public california colleges currently have on campus health centers but none provide abortion options for pregnant students. the legislation does not cover surgical abortion. the pills are only for women who are 10 weeks pregnant or less. the bill now goes before the state assembly. >>> a marches set for tonight to remember an east bay girl who vanished in 1989 on her way to an ice skating lesson. 13 year old eileen was seen in 1989 as she walked to the ice- skating rink. . police say she was kidnapped but had never been able to solve the case. the marches set for 7:00 at wallace middle school. people will then walk to saint ramis catholic church on shannon avenue. >>> coffey park, they are celebrating the end of the cleanup of fire debris. yesterday the last truckload of debris was removed. most of that was done by the army corps of engineers a

he embodies the struggle between good and evil more than any figure i have come across. he makes the decision to fire bomb the cities without approval frome. >> at low level. >> and he knows women and children will die. but the reason he does it is because he thinks it will win the war and save american lives. >> how concerned were you when you took on this subject that you're up against a tremendous amount of people who have written about harry truman? >> that's a great question. when i began, i dedicated the book to my father. when i called him, he is a truman fan, he has had a portrait for years. he said, you can't write a book about truman. maculla! he is one of the great presidential biographers ever. this is a very different book, exploring different topics, putting a lens on four months. half the book is about truman, half is about all that happened. off.ught i could pull it it was a gamble, and i was very nervous and when it came out and people seemed to like the book. the amazon reviews are great. >> how did you check yourself on the facts? you say that in the back, that this had to be factual. how did you assure yourself you ha

from the office of capital planning from the city. we also have support from -- for this. therefore, staff recommends that the commission approveto exceed 1.5 for capital planning and facility condition assessment purposes. i'll answer any questions you have. >> president buell: thank you very much. >> clerk: did you want to about go to public comment or commissioner? >> president buell: let's start with commissioner comments. >> commissioner anderson: this is exciting investment. i was interested in part of it and wanted to highlight it for anybody out there listening besides us in this room. part of the reason we're doing this to is address the deferred maintenance backlog. i often hear in the parks, people concerned about plants dying or maintenance or pipes broken or whatever. our department does a great job and there is no korcritique the but people see that in the parks and they want it attended to. i'm excited about that aspect of it. can you explain how people out in the field are going collect and record this important information to get it back to the mothership? are we there yet? are there handheld devices? >> commis

he embodies the struggle between good and evil more than any figure i have come across in my life. because he makes the decision to fire bomb the cities, without approval fromnyone. brian: and at low level. a.j.: at a low level. he knows women and children are going to die. but the reason he does this is he thinks that this will win the war and save american lives. brian: how concerned were you when you took on this subject that you're up against a tremendous number of people who have written about harry truman? a.j.: that's a great question. the book is dedicated to my father. when i called him, he is this truman fan. he has had a truman portrait on his office wall for 45 years. he said, you cannot write a book about truman. i said why not? "mccullough." of course that is one of the great biographies. book.s a very different it's putting a lens on for months. it's not just about truman. have of the book is about truman. half of the book is about what else happened. i thought i could pull it off. it was a gamble. and i was very nervous during the four years i had written it. but it has come out and people seem to really like the book. the amazon reviews are

the fire it is past special. legislation on jerusalem excuse me making possible the separation of arab neighborhoods from the ancient city called the unified jerusalem amendment the legislation also requires two thirds of parliament to approve any decisions made regarding the boundaries of jerusalem we spoke to political commentator i mean oren about possible reasons behind this move . every once in a while when the polls show that netanyahu is quite close. there you go again shouting jerusalem they are self-styled harry houdini who try to tie their own hands and put themselves into a box and then jump into the river and hope that no one will be able to send a giant crane via the great powers to hoist them out of there because if at some future date some future government would like to negotiate the future off the territories occupied by israel for the last fifty years including east jerusalem these parliamentarians hope that it will be unable to do so but of course this is just a new lucian because if the reason some formula by which there will be a negotiated peace with the palestinians that the government of the day will change the law and therefore it will be able to split the jewish pop of jerusalem from the arab part

making that possible the separation of arab neighborhoods from the ancient city called the unified jerusalem amendment to the legislation also requires two thirds of parliament to approve any decisions made regarding the boundaries of a jerusalem we spoke to political commentator. about a possible reasons behind this move. every once in a while when the polls show that netanyahu is quite close. there you go again shouting jerusalem they are self-styled harry houdini who try to tie their own hands and put themselves into a box and then jump into the river and hope that no one will be able to send a giant crane via the great powers to hoist them out of there because if at some future date some future government would like to negotiate the future off the territories occupied by israel for the last fifty years including east jerusalem these parliamentarians hope that it will be unable to do so but of course this is just a new.

. >>> the city of philadelphia is getting pubback from state officials for its plan to deal with the heroin crisis by opening supervised injection sites. the city has approvedthe development of the clinics so addicts can safely get high. the facilities would distribute new clean syringes while also offering access to rehabilitation. officials say the proposed clinics would be funded and operated by nonprofits or medical organizations, not the government. however, pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro has a serious problem with the plan saying sanctioning a safe injection site presents significant public safety concerns. shapiro goes on to say that changes in state and federal law would need to occur for these sites to operate legally. >> well, the super bowl stadium just got a fresh coat of paint. the eagles name and logo now proudly displaced at one end of u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis. this is the first phase of total field transformation. we already know the eagles are winning big on the field but they're also scoring big off the field as well. the eagles donated $10,000 yesterday to help provide new equipment and resources to chester high school

the coroner said he died from blunt force trauma. >> the city of philadelphia is getting pushback from state officials for its plan to deal with the heroin crisis by opening supervised injection sites. the city has approvedment of the clinics so addicts can safely get high. the facilities would distribute new clean syringes while also offering access to rehabilitation. officials say the proposed clinics would be funded and operated by nonprofits or medical organizations, not the government. however, pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro has a serious problem with the plan saying sanctioning a safe injection site presents significant public safety concerns and goes on to say changes in state and federal law would need to occur for these sites to operate legally >> well, the super bowl stadium just got a fresh coat of paint. the eagles name and logo are now proudly displayed at one end of u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis. the first phase of the total field transformation. we already know that the eagles are winning big on the field but they're also scoring big off the field. the eagles donated $10,000 yesterday to help provide new equipment and resources to chester high school football team. >> to kee

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the google project, if approved will be years from completion. in the san jose studio, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> word from san jose city hall where city council voted moments ago to put off the decision to relocate the controversial christopher columbus statuette city hall. it was donated there in 1958. growing -- a growing number of people say it demonstrates the genocide of native americans. it should not be honored by the city. tonight spode allows the city six more weeks to find a private entity in little italy that will take the statue. if that does not happen, it will be placed in storage until a decision is made. >>> a march and prayer service took place to remember an east bay teenager that vanished while she was walking to an ice- skating lesson. this happened 29 years ago. she was 13 years old when she disappeared. generally 30th, 1989. she was walking to a skating rink in dublin. she was kidnapped but never were they able to solve the case. >> if you are watching us, we cannot wait for you to come home. we will never give up on you. >> tonight's march became -- began it well middle school. >>> now to the south bay. police arrested two looting suspects that were st

the city to start selling recreational marijuana tomorrow. while california allowed sales this past monday, san francisco was working to bring dispensaries into compliance with state and local laws. pot clubs in the city must have approval from both the san francisco office of cannabis along with california's cannabis bureau. >> we're joined by the professor of law. thank you for coming in. his ability to file charges, maybe, maybe not and state law on the other side. how does this play out legally. >> given what the attorney general did yesterday, we don't know. that is the whole point. that's why you saw uncertainty with the stocks. we don't know what is going to happen. in california, northern california in particular, there is real uncertainty because there is only a directive to the u.s. attorneys. so the justice department in washington only has so much control over 94 u.s. attorneys around the country. of course we will have a brand- new one. ours is leaving at the end of this week. he is leaving. and we don't know what the policies will be of the next person. there might be that there is no change or there might be dramatic change. we just don't know yet. >> the supremacy clause in the constitution, federal law overrides any

the council voted to remove a controversial statue of christopher columbus from city hall. supporters of native-americans say columbus was not an explorer. they approved the masterson measure to remove it from city hall. thetalian american community was given six weeks to relocate it. if it is not removed by then, the city will put it in storage. coming up, why one customer felt humiliated while shopping for certain products at wal- mart. >>> up next, three for the price of one. if you didn't have a chance to see the super blue blood moon, we will give you a look. >>> we have traffic that is slow on the east shore freeway. we also have another east shore freeway that is suffering from a slowdown. we will show that you coming up. n:3:3:3 >> it was a super blue blood moon. allie rasmus was aboard the uss hornet in alameda. >> reporter: people spent the night on the uss hornet in the barracks below the aircraft carrier. right now on the flight deck you see dozens of people with binoculars and cameras. they have been documented the super blue blood moon that happened overnight. here is a time lapse of the eclipse. there were three lunar eevents coinciding. the super moon, when the moon is closest to the earth

the feedback from members of the public, specifically those who have to wait some time for their application to be processed. but i also just don't think it's appropriate to allow someone who doesn't have a approval from the city to move forward. so, fb there's something that we -- if there's something that we can do to make the process easier, speed up the process or what have you, that would be helpful to understand. but i do -- and let me just back up. i know i have said this a few times. your office has done incredible work. i appreciate you keeping me informed of what's happening. i appreciate your rapid response to help address issues with some of my kon stitch wants who have had -- constituents who have had challenges. i think you're very organized. you are doing a great job and very responsive and you have really good information to help me as a member of the board make good policy decisions around this particular issue. so, i just want to thank you again because we've come a long way. a lot of this work -- i know there are people who are advocating, share better and others, but more importantly, i really do appreciate the work of the city attorney's office because of this lawsuit and the situation tha

the center ready for retail operations, and there are some different funding scenarios for funding those improvements. at this time, we have approval from the cost review committee that was formed through the interim city financing to spend at least up to 25 million on those improvements. the scenarios that are shown before you, scenario one shows what would -- what the situation would be if the city financing funded all of the improvements. scenario two shows the number if we used half of the early naming right payment for the -- towards the improvement. and then, scenario three if all of the early naming rights came in as used. so we'll continue those discussions with the trc. our next meeting with them is in february . i will keep you posted on that, and the final agreement would be reflected in the budget that comes to you in may and june of this year. with that, i'm happy to answer any questions about the numbers and the development of the numbers. >> yes, mr. harper? >> yes. i have one very big difference with this, and i've talked to mark about this already. the first level, the first round of tenant improvements should not even be an operating expense. that is part of finishing the building and

the government is not confirming that status is dead or right today's a. thank you. in this. greeks protest outside parliament the government approves even more painful austerity measures. here in rural kentucky far away from the big cities many people still support president donald trump we came here to find out why. that story. at. the australian open for american women in business williams and eight others crush out in the first round we'll have the details of. that. struck during the morning rush hour in the iraqi capital baghdad at least thirty eight people with killed more than one hundred others were wounded in the attack on a busy street market in the. square now this is the fourth attack in the capital within the past forty eight hours some of inge of a triple. bodies were scattered all over the streets in central baghdad two suicide bombers detonated their explosives during morning rush hour in tehran square dozens were killed and wounded . chocolate bars sold in the busy marketplace were scattered in the debris and blood. it's become a deadly routine as people of the iraqi capital quickly try to resume their lives. around square is a busy intersection in eastern baghdad between the city and bridge areas full o