and as leadership in the funds we understand that the cb a companies that the contracts with the city in now can create a fund of $25 million so we get that and we'll outreach to other. we have a couple of community input projects through wifi and a security project detailed are in our packet we want lisp from the keypads there not only fund but to move forward. and then we have an idea for neighborhood integration activity we're offering as a way for on board folks who come to work at the cb a companies to understand the neighborhood and too and i think that some of those things are things the companies are already doing and engaging in we're hearing that the cb a meetings we have a list of things again, a list of things they're doing well, and taping into so essentially that's what we wanted to present i know we had a number of speakers that came about 3 hours ago but i wanted to reiterate we have a coalition of 28 organizes and many more that orchid think the proposals that are not members so i know there are members of cho cho here and the land trust, etc. i'm not sure if folks wi

public meeting and great event they've cooperated with all 6 of the companies that participate in the cb a. about two years ago at the twitter headquarters one of the feedback we've given a specific it so having the world as the, you know, all the things we want to see from the community benefits narrowly down on the policies and idea we would like the tech companies and the companies that participate to help address and actually coming up with specific proposals that was great and i also appreciate it was a different type of set up it didn't allow for the best type of dialog it is great to have one room with small table conversations with folks so thank you for being here >> thanks for having this hearing i really wanted to acknowledge peter and tiffany's condominiums so market street for the mass is a collective voice for neighborhood residents in the mid-market and south of market neighborhood we've form and response to the is significant investment in 2012 and have 28 members so we wanted to talk about two things one is a so you have packet with all this information there is a letter

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the v.a. says 90,000 veterans are being called for appointments. craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> hillary clinton still hasn't decided whether she's running for president. in an interview, criticism of her handling of the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya is actually an incentive to run. >> it's more of a reason to run because i do not believe our great country should be playing minor league ball. we ought to be in the majors. i view this as, really, apart from or a diversion from the hard work congress should be doing about the problems facing our country and the world. >> four americans including chris stevens were killed in the attack. clinton isn't sure if she'll testify before the latest congressional committee investigating the attacks. >>> this morning, the threat of severe weather extends from the golf coast to the ohio valley. millions are at rigs k for severe storms including damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and heavy downpours. in central mississippi, a round of thunderstorms knocked a utility pole down from wind gusts. no reports of injuri

this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, june 24th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. secretary of state john kerry is in northern iraq this morning as he tries to convince iraqi leaders to pull together to stop the militant sunni advances. kerry is speaking with kurdish leaders in erbil. he wants them to be part of a new government prime minister nuri al maliki says he'll start forming next month. kurdish leaders want maliki to quit. yesterday, kerry met for more than two hours with maliki in baghdad. kerry said the time for a political solution to the crisis is now. but that the u.s. may take military action before a new government is formed. >> they do pose a threat, they cannot be given safe haven anywhere. because given safe haven, they will continue to plot against governments locally, regionally and abroad. >> they now control a large portion of the north, including much of the borders with syria and jordan. clarissa ward reports from baghdad. >> reporter: by now, it has become

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that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm marlie hall. great day. . >>> we're following breaking news from kenya. militants attack a town near popular coastal resort killing 48 people. police say the gunmen targeted two hotels, a bank and a police station. kenya had experience add wave of gun and explosive attacks blamed on the sam alien millitant group. >>> good morning, today is monday, june 16. i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee has the day off. fathers day gathering ends in chaos, ends with police shooting a suspect. we're live with the latest. >> big relief for commuters, septa regional rail is running this morning after brief strike. but the two sides are far from reaching an agreement. but certainly, a lot of people just whew this morning. >> dodge add bullet with that. that would have been a big mess this monday morning, thank goodness. >> got that worked out, also,

the nba finals. captioning funded by cbs the nba finals >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, june 6th, 2014. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning a suspect in a deadly attack at seattle university is being held without bail. police say 26-year-old aaron ybarra opened fire and was grabbed by a person. ybarra is not a student at seattle pacific university. classes there are canceled today. david begnaud has our report. authorities in seattle say they have nabbed the man behind the shooting at seattle pacific university thursday afternoon. >> we have one suspect in custody for the shooting. he is a white male, approximately 26 years of age. >> the first shots were reported at about 3:30 local time. police say the shooter acted alone, carried a knife and a shotgun and opened fire at campus building. at least one person was killed, several others injured. >> i heard a shot, a bang, looked outside, and i saw a man lying face down on the ground with another man holding a shotgun over him. >> reporter: cops say some quick thinking students helped to put an end t

that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. a great day. . >>> breaking news, a wild scene on the streets of north philadelphia unfolding right now a victim shot behind the wheel crashes into another car. it is friday, june 27th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer in for erika this morning. more on breaking news, search for suspect who shot a man driving in north philadelphia. >> the victim in critical condition is undergoing surgery at this hour. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein at the scene along germantown avenue with the latest, jen? >> reporter: good morning, you can can see hine me, germantown avenue, butler avenue, or butler street over to your right. now there is car is the center of their investigation right now. police did responds to the area just after 2:00 a.m. after getting a call for a shooting. here they found a man slumped over the wheel of

meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with a first forecast for us. y, justin. >> hi, natasha. it's late june you know the pleasant weather is not going to last and we will see that return to the humidity coming up for the work week but still enjoy what's left of the weekend it's very nice outside. warm, but at least the humidity is low. you can keep the windows open but today's high temperature right where it should be for late june. 86 degrees. that is the average high temperature and the record high 102 set back in 1934. you know this time of year it can be very hot and we're just not quite seeing that hot air mass yet. 72 at the airport in philadelphia. 75 still in allentown. some 60s in south jersey. some suburbs very comfortable doylestown, mt. holly, new jersey, both coming in at 70 degrees. just few clouds rolling through the region right now on storm scan3 a couple of showers over central pennsylvania. they'll continue to diminish eastward and our temperatures early monday morning will generally be in the 60s so warm start to the morning. we'l

black t-shi t-shirt, blue jeans and carrying a black messenger bag much that is the very latest from rittenhouse, elizabeth hur cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very disturbing case, thank you very much, liz. >>> now to the city's at a kenny section that's where police are now looking for the person who tried to abduction a teenager outside of a wawa. this happened in the 6400 block of torresdale avenue at around 1:00 o'clock. police say a man in his 30s approached the 15 year old boy and when the teen punched the man in his face, the suspect left. the teenager was not harmed. >> after violent night last night philadelphia police now investigating seven shootings. two of them deadly. the shootings were scattered all throughout the city. police say at six different locations. the first fatal shooting happened a little over 11. police went to eighth street and berks avenue to break up a large crowd. shots were fired and a 16 year old boy was shot in the back of the head and died. a 20 year old struck by a bullet was also injured. ly. the second person was killed on the corner of germantown avenue and rising sun. the 24 y

we're live from the sat center, national rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have learned that an arbitrator says jerry sandusky should keep his state pension since he was in the convicted as a state employee. he is entitled to his $4,900 a month plus back pay. it is unclear if the state pension board will appeal. state supreme court declined to hear an appeal on his child sex abuse conviction. >>> we have been following the sandusky case from the very beginning. you can get a much better understanding of the investigation if you read that full report. we have set up a lincoln our web site at cbt philly.com. >>> investigators are on the scene of the police involved shooting in west oak lane that left one person injured. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao has the very latest. >> reporter: the shattered glass and shell casings, littered the street in west oak lane on monday after an officer involved shooting sends one man to the hospital. >> i heard one gunshot and then i heard another and i started looking. i seen a gentlemen with the orange shirt and shorts on just shooting d

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they can audition to be the next on camera weather caster for cbs-3. back here live the pool is still jumping getting towards dinner time but you nobody leaving just yet because it feels so nice. i'm watching these kid jump in the water and looks so refreshing and may have to dot same myself. we will send it back into kathy for more on the full forecast. >> we will try to cool you off, thanks very much. >> we are looking down the shore where we are catching another bit of the break, a sea breeze, that is best break down the shore, temperatures warm, right through 80's in ocean city, today but right now it is a bit more comfortable the on the boards. our live neighborhood network takes us to cape may and le mere beach front inn where the temperature is 74. flirting with 73 degrees, southeasterly win, folks enjoyed the beach in the afternoon and right now dinner time. everyone will be back for more heat during the the day tomorrow. on storm scan three moth much of anything. just that milky white sky with high humidity and that will continue during the day

this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, everyone. i'm jeff glor. th a western edition of the broadcast. sunni extremists fighting inside iraq in syria, want to carve out their own islamist state. tonight they're a few steps closer. this is the territory that isis fighters held before this weekend. these are the cities they now hold tonight after capturing more towns including two critically important border crossings. it was a weekend of fast-moving developments. iran also warned the u.s. to stay out of the iraq. we begin with clarissa ward in baghdad. >> this amateur video appears yo show the 1st images of a new disaster of the iraqi army. smoke billowing over rawah, the latest in a string of towns to slide out of government control. there are three main border crossing between syria and iraq. militants took control of tel afar last week. yesterday, al qaim fell. now al waleed, the last under iraqi control, has been overrun by gunmen. the seizures will allow weapons and fighters to move from syria into iraq. at a debriefing today in baghdad, the ir

the capitol. >> all right. susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> cbs news correspondent holly williams is in iraq this morning. she joins us on the phone from er erbil. what is the situation on the ground now? >> good morning, anne-marie. they're celebrating stunning victories in northern iraq. here in erbil, hundreds have fled and have come to the region where i am which is relatively free from violence. now, we were talking to some those refugees this morning. one was a soldier in the iraqi army who tried to defend mosul against the militants and he told us that his commanding officers had just dropped their weapons and ran away. and that matches up with other reports we've heard. the iraqi government has not put up much of a fight against the extrem hardly anyone else we spoke to had anything bad to say at all against the islamist militants. they say no civilians had been harmed by the extremists and they were fleeing because they fearle retribution. they feared shelling by iraqi government forces. now these militants want to establish a state based

this is the "cbs morning news." what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... e is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too. >>> marijuana appears to be playing a larger role in fatal traffic accidents. as more states consider legalizing itd, pot contributed to 12% of traffic deaths in 2010. that is nearly triple the number of deaths in 2000. at joshua tree national park, the last decade is the hottest on record. now the symbols of the southwest are beginning to rot off. danielle notingham reports. >> reporter: more than a million of them stand under the blazing california sun in joshua tree national park. these trees have survived here because their roots are capable of finding water deep in the desert ground. there are early indications that rising temperatures and a severe drought have dried out their water source. josh is a park ranger here. >> this is one that's probably on its way out. >> reporter: what would the national park tree be without the trees? >> a different feeling? >> re

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