the average commuter in the city $1600 a year. that includes the cost of gas and the time wasted. the city is also among the worst for stolen cars. as for the very worst city in the country, that dubious honor, or shall we say dishonor, goes to newark, new jersey. >> take a live look at our camera in lake tahoe. if you're he had hadding up for this upcoming weekend, here's a look at the forecast. bright, sunny skies. friday right on through the weekend, the temperatures go from the 30s to the 40s and the 50s and it gets milder for you snowboarders out there. except for a few wispy clouds, low to mid-50s. milder than it was yesterday afternoon. a lovely live picture if happen to be stuck in our san mateo cam. low to upper 50s to santa rosa, rain returns the middle of the next week. we have a high surf advisory until 3:00 a.m. the waves are starting to build. the surf is rough. 12 to 15 feet. breakers could top over 15 feet. early tomorrow morning is when it expires. here is larry sending this picture of the sunrise. in case you slept right through it, this is what you can enjoy. tomorrow morning, it's not going to look like that. a few patches of

to speak about the richmond district by small site program and one of the worst no-fault eviction in the city we need to help the tenants in place with the office we have the ability to very early on identify the buildings that are in danger south africa the affordable housing and building our portfolio i look forward to building additional legislation solution. >> thank you supervisor fewer colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously next item, please. >> item 7 an ordinance to direct the rec and park department to install a memorial in bernal heights and directing other official acts and affirm the ceqa determination. >> reinforcement. >> on item 7. >> supervisor breed supervisor cowen supervisor farrell. >> no. >> supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee. >> there are 10 i's and one no, that supervisor farrell in the descent. >> the ordinance is finally passed next item, please. >> an ordinance to amend the code for restrictions on the sale of direction of drinking water to educate the city departments for the

the rain is winding down. wind are still very strong though and now risk shifts to more coastal flooding overnight and into tomorrow morning as we start to see worst of the impact for city and nearby suburbs taper off and we start to see system finally beginning to exit. but it is still a long night for many of us north and west of the city up towards poconos where we are seeing sleet and freezing rain, mixing with the rain, also some snow will mix in could end up with two to 4 inches of slushy accumulation in the the high elevations of the poconos overnight. heavy rain over bucks county, mercer county shift nothing to northern new jersey from philadelphia on south, we are seeing most of the the rain tapering off now, so again, good news, with you still, this evening a few pockets of heavier rain off to the north possibly in embedded thunderstorm. wind could still gust to 50 plus miles an her for next hour or so we are in the the high wind warning in philadelphia and suburbs. that wind warning goes until midnight down the shore for more power outages are possible even though we are starting to see these wind die down. still gusts over 40 miles an hour at the coast and n

the city, the people. >> anthony: here, it's a really interesting stew of characters. >> cedric: in marseille, there is a very poor area and a very rich area. the difference between those two areas is the worstime novel, we write about those differences between the poor people, the rich people, etcetera, so that's interesting. >> anthony: femina's is an algerian restaurant with some of the better couscous in town, and since it's a very filling dish and i've only got one crack at it, i go for the royale, what else? vegetables, chickpeas, merguez sausage, chicken, hunks of lamb, and meatballs. what people say is that everybody sees themselves as marseillais first and french second regardless of your background. is that true? >> cedric: because in marseille, we love the city. it's our city, and in the same time we hate a lot of aspects. we have both love and hate. it's part of a complex, i think. marseille has always made the bad choices in politics. when france lost its colonies, it was an economic disaster for marseille. i'm thinking about one of your cities in the states, detroit. it was a huge city. it was very important. >> anthony: yep. and beautiful. >> cedric: and what happened. >> anth

the lord to go to nineveh which is the worst city in the world. what does it mean for a prophet, for an average jew to go to the very capital of sin?t does it mean? it took me years and years to understand what it meant and why it is so important to go and preach, to go and speak to someone who is completely opposite of you. this is the core of what i call the genius of judaism. >> rose: to go to nineveh. yes, to nineveh. nineveh is mosul today, but it may mean also libya a few years ago, it may mean a lot of things. when i went, for example, to libya, when i went in bangladesh 40 years ago, i had the feeling to follow the trace of those jews who believe that to be a jew did not mean to join in, to get inside a closed and gated community. judaism is not a gated community. it is an open message. it is a way to be involved in the accomplishment, in the reparation of the world. judaism does not address to jews only. it addresses also to the other. there was one quote which comes on and on in the jewish text which is the jewish verse has to be read as it had 70 faces, beautiful court, 70 faces. 70 faces is the number of nations on the

the city. tomorrow is nothing like today, just lingering showers, still some breezy conditions today certainly the worst of it but this system will be very slow to depart the northeast and we will still be feeling some impacts from the back edge of it tomorrow. here's a look at what happened today. we'll take you out to a time lapse. this is what the shore looked like all day with the battering waves, the rain, you can see the sand blowing around and the strong gusty winds out there and you can watch the tide come up. this was late afternoon we saw the tide come up and notice in margate the beach almost completely eroded here as the tide comes right up to the conta camera. high tide happened already we're headed towards low tide which is good news, but early tomorrow morning, 5:00, 6:00 a.m. we are going to see another high tide and with this system dominating the general flow across the north eastern united states we will continue to see the risk for coastal flooding there. we've got to watch for snow. we've had reports of freedsing rain and ice in the poconos, we're starting to see snow mixing in. the rain has redeveloped over the city

the city. tomorrow is nothing like today, just lingering showers, still some breezy conditions today certainly the worst of it but this system will be very slow to depart the northeast and we will still be feeling some impacts from the back edge of it tomorrow. here's a look at what happened today. we'll take you out to a time lapse. this is what the shore looked like all day with the battering waves, the rain, you can see the sand blowing around and the strong gusty winds out there and you can watch the tide come up. this was late afternoon we saw the tide come up and notice in margate the beach almost completely eroded here as the tide comes right up to the conta camera. high tide happened already we're headed towards low tide which is good news, but early tomorrow morning, 5:00, 6:00 a.m. we are going to see another high tide and with this system dominating the general flow across the north eastern united states we will continue to see the risk for coastal flooding there. we've got to watch for snow. we've had reports of freedsing rain and ice in the poconos, we're starting to see snow mixing in. the rain has redeveloped over the city

to speak about the richmond district by small site program and one of the worst no-fault eviction in the city we need to help the tenants in place with the office we have the ability to very early on identify the buildings that are in danger south africa the affordable housing and building our portfolio i look forward to building additional legislation solution. >> thank you supervisor fewer colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously next item, please. >> item 7 an ordinance to direct the rec and park department to install a memorial in bernal heights and directing other official acts and affirm the ceqa determination. >> reinforcement. >> on item 7. >> supervisor breed supervisor cowen supervisor farrell. >> no. >> supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee. >> there are 10 i's and one no, that supervisor farrell in the descent. >> the ordinance is finally passed next item, please. >> an ordinance to amend the code for restrictions on the sale of direction of drinking water to educate the city departments for the

very different. he was the main senate opponent of comprehensive immigration reform. he's said in many places that sanctuary cities are just one of the worstngs you can do in the immigration system. we've seen sanctuary cities in california, new york. here in washington d.c., around the country, gearing up to fight the justice department. so i think for the first time instead of the obama administration looking the other way for sanctuary cities, you'll see a justice department obeying federal immigration law. >> neil: that is the law of the land. many made a big deal of the number and the swiftness of some of these confirmation hearings. five in one day. in the case of wednesday. but there is precedence with barack obama and george bush. a lot is made of the fact that some of them have not filled out or completed and made available to committee members their financial conflict of interest forms is. that a big deal or something that is settled by the time the full senate votes on their nominations? >> i think mitch mcconnell said there will not be up or down votes unless the ethics paperwork and the fbi background paperwork is done. that p

to speak about the richmond district by small site program and one of the worst no-fault eviction in the city we need to help the tenants in place with the office we have the ability to very early on identify the buildings that are in danger south africa the affordable housing and building our portfolio i look forward to building additional legislation solution. >> thank you supervisor fewer colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously next item, please. >> item 7 an ordinance to direct the rec and park department to install a memorial in bernal heights and directing other official acts and affirm the ceqa determination. >> reinforcement. >> on item 7. >> supervisor breed supervisor cowen supervisor farrell. >> no. >> supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee. >> there are 10 i's and one no, that supervisor farrell in the descent. >> the ordinance is finally passed next item, please. >> an ordinance to amend the code for restrictions on the sale of direction of drinking water to educate the city departments for the

the very worst of it. some places here will see up to 15 inches of ra in the storm zone, stretching from southern oregon all the way down to southern california with city centers like reno, tahoe, san francisco, los angeles, portland all in the cross sdhai for snowfall or sustained rainfall. that means an increased risk for everything from flash flooding to rock slides to mud floes and leading to power outages and leading to possible property damage and leading to the potential for this to be a fatal storm. people are heeding the warnings. communities are gearing up with sand bags. people stocking up to weather this thing as it continues today on into tuesday with sunday and tuesday being the big one-two punch of the storm. back to you, sheinelle. >> stay safe. >>> indra peterson is in for dyla office. there's a lot into the south. you can see a lot of cooler temperatures. we're starting to transition over to snow. with that the low is going to be going up the coastline. you have two ingredients here. one is off the ocean. you're also going to need all the cold air to intersect it. when the two come together at the same time, that's when you're looking

to speak about the richmond district by small site program and one of the worst no-fault eviction in the city we need to help the tenants in place with the office we have the ability to very early on identify the buildings that are in danger south africa the affordable housing and building our portfolio i look forward to building additional legislation solution. >> thank you supervisor fewer colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously next item, please. >> item 7 an ordinance to direct the rec and park department to install a memorial in bernal heights and directing other official acts and affirm the ceqa determination. >> reinforcement. >> on item 7. >> supervisor breed supervisor cowen supervisor farrell. >> no. >> supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee. >> there are 10 i's and one no, that supervisor farrell in the descent. >> the ordinance is finally passed next item, please. >> an ordinance to amend the code for restrictions on the sale of direction of drinking water to educate the city departments for the

city and wichita. all that area has serious damage. >> this is the worst winter precipitation. greg: adam thanks very much. visit his site were a lone gunman opened fire at a fort lauderdale airport. how airport workers paid tribute to those who lost their lives in that rampage. greg: a republican-led congress making some progress on its promise to repeal obamacare. what a new poll says about how americans really feel about the outgoing president signature legislation. we will bring you those numbers, coming up next. americans - 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day 50+ a complete multi-vitamin with 100% daily value of more than 15 key nutrients. one a day 50+. greg: time now for quick check on the headlines. piccata is taking a plea deal for trying to cover up the deadly defect in its automotive airbag insulators. the company now ordered aides to pay $1 billion. portions good individuals and did -- injured by the airbag and automakers purchased the defective inflators. travelers paying tributes to the victim of the deadly rampa

very long. and the worst was international travelers, because they were sitting down, there was no hope for them. at least we were moving. >> jenna: at jfk in new york citymore with laura. >> hi, jenna, right now they are calling this simply a computer glitch. but it felt a lot worse than that for thousands of travelers, who had to not only endure those long lines we been showing, but also some areas that are really boxed in. not a lot of airflow, you have all those people. and this made some people hyperventilate. we heard reports of people vomiting, and people needing medical attention. that's how bad it got. let's take a look at more of this video, these long lines that travelers had to go through. it seems like this played out here at jfk, newark, atlanta, boston, d.c., l.a., packed like sardines, that is what people were saying on twitter. they were on their feet for hours in some cases, very long international flights. one of the chief complaints from travelers is that no one knew what was going on. travelers say there wasn't a lot of information being shared and there seemed to be a lack of organization. now the u.s. customs and border protection

the worst. it will travel to the east. we were looking at a very close call for the northeast. things are going to look a little better now. boston, 1 to 3 inches. atlantic city 2 to 4 inches. the biggest impact from the storm, alex, is going to be south carolina, virginia, north carolina and northern portions of georgia later on today. >> i was paying attention, we got a dusting in hartford. we have 1 to 3 in oklahoma city. and we have a bull's-eye -- >> i think you got if your own personal briefing. i offer you that. >> okay. thank you, bill karins for that. >>> in the denver area, a group of four teens had an unexpected encounter while shoveling snow. that group is going door to door. they are looking to make a few bucks. when they knocked on their final dor, they heard someone inside shoutingor help. >> my brother told me to gop to the door, i knocked on the door and heard somebody yelling. >> it's pretty shocking. i was in a lot of shock. >> we just called 911. >> we don't know how long he would have been there had they not knocked on the door. they had a huge part in getting him help. >> the first responders were able to get into the home to take the ma

very bad travel conditions today. ice storm and freezing rain, this is one of the worst you can encounter. down to tulsa and oklahoma cityrough parts of kansas causing numerous travel issues there. rain in southern california on the desert as well heading into las vegas. a rainy day for them. >>> upper 20s and 30s. 20s tonight and 30s tomorrow along with fog. black ice forming and great look at the low as it heads down towards southern california slowly. still a lot of fog to deal with. the system on sunday giving us cloud cover but no rain out of it. 50s on the the temps. 0. >> we want to talk about the commute here, still busy and taking you about 15-20 minutes to navigate through. not a bad commute. the fog keeps coming in and out. i don't think it's affecting drivers too much. visibility is not affected at the toll plaza. the bridge looks okay. this is a look at the san matt bridge. fog sometimes has a way of affecting inbound flights to sfo because of their particular runway configuration. two runways side by side and sometimes it will slow things down and cause delays. highway 37 remains closed. it's going to be de

to speak about the richmond district by small site program and one of the worst no-fault eviction in the city we need to help the tenants in place with the office we have the ability to very early on identify the buildings that are in danger south africa the affordable housing and building our portfolio i look forward to building additional legislation solution. >> thank you supervisor fewer colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously next item, please. >> item 7 an ordinance to direct the rec and park department to install a memorial in bernal heights and directing other official acts and affirm the ceqa determination. >> reinforcement. >> on item 7. >> supervisor breed supervisor cowen supervisor farrell. >> no. >> supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee. >> there are 10 i's and one no, that supervisor farrell in the descent. >> the ordinance is finally passed next item, please. >> an ordinance to amend the code for restrictions on the sale of direction of drinking water to educate the city departments for the

very into technology, isn't he? the newspapers are going on about manchester against merseyside. pep giving up on city's title. the worst only january. guardiola throws in the towel after 18—year—old davies and 19—year—old lookman with the goals for everton. david gale lost his front tooth after his fight with jack in new york. they're talking about a possible rematch. shall we talk about fat cats? here's a fat cat in about fat cats? here's a fat cat in a pool. he lost for lbs apparently having swimming lessons. is it plastic or a real cat? it is a real cat but why cat would want to swim, i don't know. he can do 12 lengths in 45 minutes! wow. that is impressive swimming from charlie the cat. excellent. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. the weather this week is much quieter than it was last week. today for most of us it will be fairly cloudy and damp with sunlight and pa ntry cloudy and damp with sunlight and pantry raider and drizzle but some later will see some sunshine. you can see we've got a weather front which is moving east through the day —— son and damp rain and drizzle. some hill fog. northern