it looks great especially for the tlc center.i love teaching kids, and i think this will be awesome to have that place for them, to have that space for them that they will have opportunities beyond what they learn in tennis. they will get life lessons and network with people that can take them beyond tennis. that is where i grew up playing tennis not at golden gate park but in networks throughout the city and that is where i found friends who were born to places like university of california at berkeley, their parents. that is why i went to their school. i hope those kids can have that opportunity at that wonderful facility. i hope you guys go ahead and vote it in. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i am the executive director for the tennis association of northern california. on behalf of myself and my board we support this project 110,000% and beyond. i can't tell you in my 40 years of being in the tennis community i have been executive director for 11 years i have never seen this type of collaboration in northern or in sou

my has as well anytime i talk about tlc i get emotional. it is a big part. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> co-chair of the tennis coalition. i want you to have a feel for what a dramatic transformation this will make in the ability to build community. i play two or three times a week in golden gate partly cloudy. it is play and go. there is one picnic table now. there is no center of graft when he -- cente sen-- center of gra. this will transform it. we will have a lounge for people to enjoy, viewing terraces on the other side of the beautiful glass wall, a garden, a court that will be like a big win do to the entire facility. people can hang out and enjoy the game that is not most competitive or it might be parents watching the kids in high school championship or nationally competitive event. all of that plus all of the spaces in between where we as teammates can watch our teams finish the match to see who wins the final tie breaker and get to go to sectionals. this is all so important to the tennis playing community. nothing is more important than t

the tlc act allowed amnesty, only if the perpetrator confessed to having committed the crime.ty police. you people. let's get out now, very quickly, 0k? the army presence increased on streets that began to look like battlegrounds. it felt like hell. parents washed smoke from their children‘s eyes. being in a city required a special permit if you were a black person. absolutely no freedom of movement. i had also suffered as an activist by being shot in the leg by the police while attending the funeral of a fellow student. it was at the graveyard where the police again started shooting. you have got two minutes to disperse! i survived. others were killed on the spot. it is a scar which is a constant reminder of where i come from. i knew the harshness of the system first hand. yet, as a member of the amnesty committee, i had to decide that these people had to be granted amnesty — not because they were apologetic, but merely because they disclosed the truth. that was really difficult. did you then shoot him? yes, that is correct. people would cryjust by listening to the explanatio

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storage format has unique challenges, they all need their own playback devices, and some need a little tlcm. something reasonably robust like a vinyl disc, we have an ultrasonic bath to be able to shake that debris out of its hiding place, we also have more traditional type of record cleaning machines, the brush and vacuum arrangements, that can produce some quite startling results when you start to clean off otherwise invisible gunk. the team also have a workshop to keep their collection of machines in tiptop condition, so staff can work on as many concurrent transfers as possible and chip away at the millions of recordings. if you are faced with a tape or a disk in a really parlous state and you take it off a shelf, it may be mouldy, it may need treatment, it may need some sort of repair, that doing that process, that active process of caring for, conserving, and repairing that media such that it can be replayed, thank you very muchfotwi-tcfi this envelope of milder air coming in between these two weather fronts here and it's this first one that we need to look at for today because it wil

they all need their own playback devices, and some need a little tlc to coax the best quality sound fromo be able to shake that debris out of its hiding place. we also have the more traditional type of record cleaning machines, the brush and vacuum arrangements, that can produce some quite startling results when you start to clean off otherwise invisible gunk. the team also have a workshop to keep their collection of machines in tiptop condition, so staff can work on as many concurrent transfers as possible and chip away at the millions of recordings. if you are faced with a tape or a disc in a really perilous state and you take it off a shelf, it may be mouldy, it may need treatment, some sort of repair, but doing that process, that active process of conserving and repairing that media such that it can be replayed, evenjust once, is hugely rewarding. certainly challenging. but with only 2% of their collection digitised and only 15 years until some recordings become unsalvageable, it is a race against time to save as many as possible. it reminds me that i have a box full of minidisks in

he is looking for a home with extra tlc.ted in any of the pets you met today, we posted a link on our website 6abc.com/"shelter me rescue of the week." if you would like to share your shelter story post a picture and details on our "fyi philly" facebook page using the #6abc shelter me. with prince i'm karen rogers channel 6 "action news." it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy. but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation, the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on. us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it. strayer university. spooking, federal net neutrality designed to foster a fair and open internet are set to end april 23. the fcc voted to end the obama era administration rule. it is expected to set off a wave of legal challenges to protect net neutrality. >>> in what's the deal, erasing signs of aging is easier. the first light activated cream promises a faster an

it is back, a make over show is coming back to tlc and host and philadelphia david h davis will join with us what we can expect. >> can i admit to something, off the top, i had a crush on her, i used to watch that show , religiously, because of page. >> oh, okay. >> she's an actress. >> you will get giddy. >> maybe a little bit. >> she's running out of the studio. >> somebody told me yesterday, that today marks the start of the chinese new year, lunar new year. >> year of the dog. >> well, it has been the year of the dog in philadelphia. >> last year the rooster and this year appropriately so the year of the dog. >> ♪ >> oh, my god. >> unbelievable. >> ahh. >> oh, wait. >> hey. >> come on over here. >> did you sigh the little ones. >> i know, please come here. >> show the little dragon. >> but there was an eagle, was that a dragon or lion or what sit. >> hey, vince come here. >> a lion. >> i thought it was year of the dog. >> if you are an eagle fan then we are all are. >> so, it is year of the dog. >> it is. >> kind, loyal, gentle, that is the dog year. >> indeed. >> thanks for all

that tlc includes new tires regularly. the latest set bought in the middle of 2016. david says part of the deal included a rebate for 70 bucks at continental tire. fast forward to late 2017, when david wrote me to say he still hadn't received his rebate. we contacted continental tire. the company said its rebate processing center needed david to resubmit back in 2016 but it never got a response. david says, no, i did what i needed to do, i tried to make contact with multiple calls and messages. ultimately continental tire it was going to give david his $70 rebate he had long been waiting for, which is fantastic news for him. he got that $70 rebate. we agree with the federal trade commission on rebates. you have to be diligent. always keep a running record of what's going on. beginning on day one. plus keep copies of the paperwork beginning with the rebate form and your receipt. if you don't get paid, you can file a complaint with ftc.gov or the attorney general or call us, 888-996-tips, or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> that's how we do it on the farm. >> are

mobile was there a long with traffic reporter gina gannon who helped introduce page davis, host of the tlc's trading spaces. it looks like this man found a perfect chair and woman as well for their six abc viewing >>> please touch museum celebrated lunar new year, bunch of families enjoyed special culture performances inspired by the holiday. while is often received to as chinese new year lunar new year is celebrated by many asian nations including malaysia, vietnam and including the philippines. >>> adam le vine and his wife, model, are proud parents of the a new baby girl. couple welcome ge o grace le vine, she joins big sister dusty roads who is now 17 months old. much more to come at 5:30, a crew from peco is on the way to puerto rico to help restore power. the island is also getting help from jennifer lopez. we will tag along with her journey to deliver aid. >>> this story's not for squeamish, disturbing discovery one woman made crawling around inside of her eye. here are stories we are following on "action news" at 5:30, more fire fighters killed on this day in philadelphia, many years

his owner says he will provide plenty of tlc. >> that's my little guy right there. my best friend. he is traumatized. fast reactions will scare him. he will jump. but i think we will get through it. just work on it slowly. >> rex has months of rehab ahead. the family is grateful to everyone who donated to pay for his medical bills. the goal was $10,000. they raised $61,000 so far through donations. >>> coming up, daniel dash and splash fundraiser is being held on saturday. more from the representatives from the san francisco police department and special olympics. >> this saturday the san francisco police department is once again helping to plan and raise money for the annual united airlines dash and splash event to raise money for the special olympics. >> it ends with a cold dip right into san francisco bay. for more we are joined live in the studio with the san francisco police sergeant and christie dodge. thank you for joining us. sergeant, you have been involved for almost a decade now with the northern california special olympics. >> yes. >> what drives you to keep coming back

nichelle: this is the quote from tlc rents, the updated one. erica: $3,249?! sweet jesus!an: we didn't get any samples from your company, for some reason. erica: oh, my god. okay. it's just a mess. i mean, it really, really is a mess. lemonis: the packaged-mix business is a multi-billion-dollar industry and growing. so, i came to atlanta to check it out. hello. nichelle: hi. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. nichelle: hi, marcus. how are you? lemonis: i'm good. i came to find out what the story is. is erica here? nichelle: erica's here. lemonis: awesome. can i meet her? nichelle: absolutely. come on. lemonis: great. nichelle: this is erica. erica: marcus! lemonis: how are you? erica: good. how are you? lemonis: nice to meet you. erica: i'm erica. lemonis: nice to meet you. erica: nice to meet you, as well. oh, man. welcome to southern comfort. lemonis: this is it. erica: do you want to take a tour now? lemonis: i want a tour. i want to know what happens. erica: okay. so, this is the warehouse. it's about 3,000 square feet back here. lemonis: this seems nice. erica: yeah. s

for dan, cultivating pot is all about the tlc. dan: well, i'm more of a hands-on.t to feel the plant, look at it. you've got to water it by hand. it takes quite a bit of personal attention. lemonis: so, how much inventory is in here? dan: about $400,000 worth. lemonis: holy [bleep] wow. just another day at the office for dan's lead grower, jeanette. you realize you're in a room filled with what the federal government considers illegal? jeanette: yeah. and i think that's what makes it more exciting. lemonis: it does? jeanette: yes. lemonis: do you know, it's funny, people that don't know the industry like me... jeanette: mm-hmm. lemonis: ...i used to think that the marijuana was actually this. jeanette: you know, that's what everyone thinks, too. lemonis: i didn't know it was this. jeanette: yeah, the bud. dan: gently touch them, and then touch your fingers. lemonis: ooh, it's sappy. dan: yeah. lemonis: is that how you know? dan: uh-huh. that's good. and i'll show you what gives you this... lemonis: ooh, strong! a pot user in high school, dan says he gave it up for

our former tlc chairman went to work for lift. his policy director went to work for uber. it has been a revolving door. arere former regulators that know exactly how to destroy regulation and regulatory framework, including regulations that work set in place -- our movement for 20 years fought to protect the workers and are now being all destroyed. about what you see would be fair. the city has b been flooded. it started with something like 19,000 cars? >> yes. today we have over 130,000. there used to be only about 13,000 yellow cabs in another 40,000 liveries and black cars combined. now you have o or 130,000.0. nobody can earn a living. amy: what must be done? you point out the war. >> this is really a battle between wall street and a workforce that is literally dying to keep its profession alive. you know, they work so hard. they collectively serve one million people every day in the city of new york. they do it with dignity and integrity and witith sweat. they should not have to dust amy: what you think are the three most important things that have to happen? >> there

storage format have unique challenges, they all need their own playback devices and some need a little tlc and vacuum arrangements that can produce some quite startling results when you start to clean off otherwise invisible gunk. the team also have a workshop to keep their collection of machines in tiptop condition so staff can work on as many concurrent transfers as possible and chip away at the millions of recordings. if you are faced with a tape that is in a real state, you take it off the shelf and it may be mouldy, need treatment or some sort of repair, doing that process, the active process of caring for, conserving and repairing can be such that it can be replayed even just once, is hugely rewarding. certainly challenging. but with only 2% of their collection digitised and only 15 years until some recordings become unsalvageable, it is a race against time to save as many as possible. anyway, that is it for the short click this week. the full version is up on iplayer right now, we are on facebook and twitter @bbcclick is the address. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hel

there yesterday, and our traffic reporter gina gannon was on hand to introduce page davis, the host of tlc'srading spaces, reboot, we will be right back. >>> health check this morning women may soon be given more time and more choices as they go through child birth. the world health organization revealed 26 new recommendations for child birth, among them a change to theen mark that the serve cervix dilate at 1 centimeter per hour. who says it is unrealistic and lead to c-sections. instead it suggest 5 centimeters during first 12 hours. it says women should be given choices about delivery positions ande piece yot mys. >>> woman suffering from postpartum depression for several months are at higher risk for depression that lingers and could impact their children. uk study of 10,000 mothers also found that moms who suffered from depression were twice as likely to have children with behavioral problems. the researchers suggest screening women at postnatal appointments. >>> new variety of easier to digest milk hit store shelves in philadelphia a2 milk was created in australia more than a decade ag

>> mine, i'm a tlc fan. "waterfalls." it was my first message song. it wasn't just a fun song.some message. >> when you sang along in the shower, it sounded good. >> you have another one? >> also, obviously, i love singers, like the big singers. so, mariah and boyz ii men, i was all about it. the video in the studio. i want that life. thank you. >> you got that life. you did it. >> worked out. >> savannah? >> "careless whispers." remember the video? >> we would have been so good together. >> you should do a cover of "careless whispers." >> i never covered that. >> right now. >> it's such a good song. >> what if i push the table to the side and just -- >> yes. yes. >> oh, my gosh, yes. >> that would be awkward. >> i don't know about this one, but it struck me when i was a kid. "if i can't have you." ♪ i don't want nobody, baby >> i think i'm multigeneration here. >> that's good. it brings you back. >> it does. >> "saturday night fever." >> you should cover all those songs. and the beesty boys. >>> we have "pop start" to get to. months away from prince harry and meghan markle's w

. >> mine, i'm a tlc fan, and that's where it came from.was like wait, what are they singing? it was the first time i started to write as well. because oh, you can sing and have an awesome message. >> when you sang in the shower it sounded good. >> obviously i love singers, those big kind of singers. so mariah and one sweet day. i remember being there in the studio and was like please, i want that life. >> savannah? >> "careless whisper." >> i should do a cover of careless whisper. >> it's such a good song. remember the video? >> what if i just pushed the table to the side. >> yes. i don't know about this one, but this one struck me who i was a kid. "if i can't have you." you remember this one? >> i think every generation here -- >> it's good. it brings you back. >> you should cover all those songs. we have pop start to get to. we're months away from the wedding of megan markle and prince harry. here's who will portray the royal family. maggie sullivan will be playing the monarch queen elizabeth ii. it's unclear how princess diana will be p

. >> ten years ago, guess what, it is back, a make over show is coming back to tlc and host and philadelphiadavis will join with us what we can expect. >> can i admit to something, off the top, i had a crush on her, i used to watch that show , religiously, because of page. >> oh, okay. >> she's an actress. >> you will get giddy. >> maybe a little bit. >> she's running out of the studio. >> somebody told me yesterday, that today marks the start of the chinese new year, lunar new year. >> year of the dog. >> well, it has been the year of the dog in philadelphia. >> last year the rooster and this year appropriately so the year of the dog. >> ♪

. >> a little tlc on a monday. >> thank you very much appreciate that. >> the latest data on new home sales coming in much worse than expected are higher interest rates hurting the housing market diana olick is live in washington diana. >> and the short answer is yes the new home sales number is based on signed contracts during the month. so people out shopping and inking a deal with a home builder, it's the most current read really on demand, and here's what happened mortgage rates, first take a look at where mortgage rates went from january 1 to 31. up about a quarter percentage point. in addition, the new tax bill was signed into law. it takes away nice breaks for homeowners, especially in higher cost markets so new home sales took a tumble. down over 7% for the month after falling even more in december. new home sales are now down 1% compared to a year ago that's the first negative annual read we have seen in a long time we also saw the supply of newly built homes for sale rise to the highest in over four years just over a six-month supply that's usually considered a healthy suppl