thirty minutes until manipulated it is a huge improvement in potrero hill so you'll have to catch townsendernative now to go to midnight to match the alignment coming through downtown and chinatown this is something you approved as part of t e p back in april and just very exciting service increases that will be meaningful for people living on the hill some great transit expansions we're excited about the light rail vehicles you approved the contract in which it was approved by the board of supervisors and the mayor has sense been executed for the next generation of muni light rail vehicles and extremely exciting as i said this is the most significant action this board will take at least for a few years in terms of improving muni service now we're underway we are beginning outreach from riders and operators and from other stakeholders regarding features that are important to them the public input will guide the decisions and we're doing the outreach in a few ways this online way to assess muni forward.org slash new trains or call 311 and take the survey over the phone we're doing in person

the townsend plan, like the long and coughlin schemes was wildly impractical.ronomical taxes would have been needed taxes a depression-burdened america could never have paid. but fdr's plan, social security, would pay for itself. employers and employees would contribute to a pension fund. social security would be a national insurance policy for future generations of senior citizens payable upon retirement. even fdr's relatively modest social security -- monthly benefits started at just $10 -- met powerful opposition. senator huey long thought the benefits were too low. he didn't think the employees should have to pay anything in. republican presidential candidate alf landon blasted social security as the biggest tax increase in history. fdr put all his prestige and popularity behind the social security bill. seems to me that if the senate and the house of representatives in this long and arduous session had done nothing more than pass this security bill social security act, the session would be regarded as historic for all time. schoumacher: fdr was riding a cr

as you look at this, you can see pier 38 at the foot of townsend street, between townsend and [speaker not understood] is in the outline. to the south of us of course is the ballpark. south beach harbor, and to the north of us is the brand-new brannan street wharf and really pier 30 is an important part of that pedestrian experience of these parks and this open space in the public realm. this aerial view of course is helpful. it showed not only the portion of the bulkhead which is on the loft, but that portion behind the bulkhead is the thing we refer to a the me 19 area. it's an area i couldn't say quite why the roof looks different but it does. ~ mezzanine it's the area thats was built out for office to be reused that john was referring to. and you can see the existing [speaker not understood] that exists that was built and is existing now. this is the parcel plan for the project. on the left is the bulkhead in green. behind it is this mezzanine area which is actually two levels in blue. behind that is the pier and north of it in yellow is the [speaker not understood]. i'd like to br

diana rocco is in townsend and talk to the federal agent who arrested barnes. >>> barnes is being held at the baltimore county correctional facility after his appearance in court today. he's awaiting extradition to virginia on other violent crimes. tonight, we are hearing a first-hand account of how the atf took him down. delvon barnes went before federal judge in maryland thursday on video conference from a baltimore jail. the 37 year old is being held on a slew of rape and kidnapping charges in two states. wednesday, federal agents in virginia got a gps hit on a car he had recently purchased there and tracked him to maryland. >> as we approached the car, he -- he looked -- he was totally shocked, surprised to see atf agents coming at him. >> reporter: special agent jeffrey matthews got the call. the forward for taurus was parked in jessup maryland shopping plaza. agents moved in and saw a man and a woman in the back seat. >> we noticed he was moving in the car that indicated he would possibly be pulling out. there was a plastic bag had been placed over the rear passenger side window

robert townsend, another spy, would be another name.u were able to open up a ledger and see who's who, new york had a number to it. long island had a number to it. one thing we saw in washington's own handwriting is 355 and the term lady next to it. after the book was down, people started writing, have you thought about sally townsend, betsy ford, elizabeth bergen, and we started pursuing it and knocked it down to seven. people will know this isn't all about women who won the war, it's about extraordinary women. >> we're often the secret weapon in getting things done. like winning -- >> are you the spokesperson for your gender? >> why not? i would be in great company with these seven women with what they did. you laid out what they did, how they were crucial and how they might be 355. >> first time i saw on television, i'm not a big hollywood guy -- >> what. >> -- to find out the latest news and gossip. >> and find out if you're sexest man alive. >> right, runner-up. >> keep trying. >> my refusal to keep on my shirt. >> you kept with yo

we're asking townsend us photos of yourself friend and family members in the military. use your hash tag fox 29 good day, and we will put them on the air throughout the morning. >> i will put kerry on the spot with tweet out a husband john, u.s. air force and iraq war veteran. >> turf find one. >> so sue serio, what a day if you do have today off, to enjoy the great outdoors. >> make sure do you that before it gets a little chilly later on in the week. we will give you another ten for veterans, sunny skies, we will have morning fog and maybe a few cloud around later on but it doesn't get much better than this for the 11th of november. we do have a few areas of reduced visibility half a mile down around fort dix, reduced visibility in lancaster, gotten better in dover and foggy again in atlantic city. it comes and goes. we are not socked in with fog but it may slow you down in spots this morning. temperatures are a little bit milder then yesterday when everybody was in the 30's. we're at 46 degrees in philadelphia and 45 in mount pocono. 40 degrees in lancaster. fog and

. >> john townsend says there's proof behind this theory, right now is the busiest time to be driving. the second busiest -- >> tomorrow, starting at 11:00. and then it gets worse at 3:00. >> what makes tomorrow extra tricky is rain and snow making roads slippery. >> avoid the rain and snow tomorrow if it comes. >> john isn't the only one thinking that way on this line to pick up honey baked hams in silver spring. >> we were over in forestville, the line must have been a mile. >> the best day to drive is on the actual holiday. >> leave on thursday, anyway. so just wait it out, let the storm pass over. pass through. and then better be safe than sorry. >> well that was debra alfarone reporting, the virginia department of transportation says it's ready to hit the streets. 400 trucks throughout loudoun, prince william, and arlington counties early tomorrow morning. crews will work overnight to retreat any roads. derek said he will be in line for that honey baked ham as well. after the aftermath of the grand jury's decision, beefing up law enforcement to prevent violence. >> not to indict

game and the experience of feeling intimated by the number of cars that gridlock on third street or townsend or main and harrison or other intersections with cars that are angrily trying to get in and out of our neighborhoods and the experience that state has been often for pedestrians and cyclists we have to maneuver their way around cars that block the box we also know we've lost many lives and also have injured many of our neighborhoods because of the fact we've not managed the congestion outcomes very well one of the first and most heartbreaking stories from beacon hill who lost a 63 year-old friend in december of 2004 at the intersection of main and harrison she was out in her neighborhood because the direct told her to walk for her health and we should be encouraging walking as a mode of transportation and continue to build our office and residential buildings throughout our city we have to have more people to walk because it is not a reality to drive in our cars we should be designing our streets to pedestrians are produce tied above outline modes so they want to assure their neighbor

view the middle of the afternoon around 4 o'clock and going to 6:30 i do the shopping at safeway on townsend and fourth it can take me a half hour to 45 minutes to go that distance which is not much more than a mile i think we have made 3 recommendations for the committee to consider and they have been submitted over the weekend talking about reengineering the lanes on fulsome and those that reengineering we'd like work with the traffic department given our advise they're the professionals but we're the ones that have to live with the situation i want to make one other comment been police officers verses pcos there is not like a cop on a corner with a gun to introduce a concern so my time is up if i could have ten seconds more. >> sure go ahead. >> we had a good experience as supervisor kim knows with a media on our problem with noise mitigation from all the construction going on around the metropolitan and we appeared on a channel 4 c r o neutron news that got love people's attention and had a therapeutic effect to droe draw the media 0 into this for public support and i want to say one oth

villanova hosting townsend see it at 7:00 on the comcast network.w about this trick play for high school in maryland. a bounce pass behind the line of scrimmage. the defense thinks it's incomplete. hey, that's a lateral. unbelieve. he winds up throwing it to jordan clark for the touchdown. that is cool. don't miss the best of local high school action at 7:00 on the high school blitz on nbc 10. >>> bernard hopkins 41, take on 31 sergey kovalev, a light heavyweight unification battle. i'm john clark, back to you. >>> update now on our breaking news. we see viewer video showing philadelphia police car involved in a hit-and-run in south philadelphia. the officer pulled from the vehicle just before it burst into flames around 5:30 tonight. this all happened on 28th and tasker in south philadelphia. the driver of the pickup truck involved in the crash took off of police looking for that driver. his passenger also hurt and taken to the hospital. we'll stay on top of this news story an bring you the latest tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> switching gear

sheriff's deputies say they initially found two cars on fire on townsend drive and then another on fire on aptso beach drive. cars with broken windshields and dented hoods were discovered. in all, three cars were destroyed. 20 others were damaged. sheriff's deputies say vandals left behind gas cans, burnt road flares and a broken baseball bat. so far, no arrests. >>> oakland is considering an ordinance that could keep the circus from coming to town. a city councilman introduced the measure that would ban the use of bull hooks by elephant trainers. he says the sharp points on the device cause the elephants pain. >> the only way the circus can be in oakland is by causing animal and suffering, then we shouldn't have the circus in oakland. >> an executive said bull hooks are not inhumane and are the only approved tools for working with elephants. >>> two state lawmakers from the bay area are announcing legislation to charge pedestrians and bicyclists a toll to go across the golden gate bridge. phil ting and mark levine are unveiling a bill that they say will protect public accession to the

promise that needed to be fulfilled to the residents and you know my big issue or concern and will be townsend continue to be the opportunity for the residents to help build their own community it's important that the local hire promissory note program is enforced this is something i'll be take into account my dad was a construction working in the mission district he helped to build the pyramid and fisherman's wharf and the bank of america building were driving around san francisco and him showing you the buildings he was proud to be a part of so it's not 0 less for the folks that live at the bayview hunters point to give them an opportunity to build this is i want to i'd like to move this item but know that you know local hire and giving people jobs so they can stay in the city is something i'll be looking for the numbers and actually going out into the community to make sure people get the jobs i'm excited about this. >> okay. but before we take a second perhaps commissioner singh. >> yes. i want to know when those units are completed do we have the list of those who are going to occupy thos

nova number four, won double a, will try to bounce back next week against townsend. pen falls to brown. flyers on the road tonight in miami facing panthers. sixers hosting miami in their home opener. the sixers, yes, the sixers. they've lot each of their last two games. each of their first two games, and their last two games, by 12 points. and last night against the bucks, only seven points in the fourth quarter. now, guys, the heat comes down. they might not have labron any more, but they still have dwyane wade. >> people will be watching. let's go sixer. >> right. that will do it for us. see you tonight after the>>>. ♪ee you tonight after the>>>. ♪ >>> it's just another game, but there's always a little more to it and it's more than just the column. >> they've done it again. >> he's got it! >> yes! what a play! >> picked off. and the all american. >> the coaches don't have to motivate people because those guys are ready to go. >> and stanford, and you have to buckle up and be ready to go. >> i've had an incredible tackle in wide

. >> john townsend says that inspector general report ended allegations about revenue cannot be cast aside. >> these cameras reduce the number of speeding incidents in the city, but the same time, they are raking in millions and millions of dollars a year. >> $75 million plus in fiscal year 2013. >> what is the average driver supposedded to do here? >> well, there's evidence that the number of tickets has decreased this year. it remains to be seen if that is the actual case. but the fact of the matter is, the motoring public is sick and tired of the emphasis on automated enforcement. >> debra alfarone did reach out to the council member for comment on the safety versus revenue argument. she did not hear back. bottom line, don't break the law, you won't get a ticket. for a list of camera locations, go to our app, it is free and it is easy. >> well, if you can't make it to the polls tomorrow, don't blame the weather. topper is up next with the election day forecast. she did as a legislator, doors, hoping yobarbara comstocke. pushed bills benefiting her special interest client, then fai

we are asking townsend photos of the loved ones who served this is my father, irving.for what you do. bring knew the love of my life he was a solder. now he is my solder. >> that is good. >> use the hash tag fox 29 good day, we are doing this in honor of the brave men and women who served. "america's next top model." i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. so i talked to my doctor about my condition and my treatment options he told me about stelara® in a medical study, 7 out of 10 stelara® patients saw at least 75% clearer skin at 12 weeks. and 6 out of 10 patients had their plaque psoriasis rated as cleared or minimal at 12 weeks. [ male announcer ] stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections some serious infections require hospitalization before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase ur risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems, including hea

county detention center appeared via video hook up at a brief hearing at the local courthouse in townsend on unrelated matter. he's wanted by authorities in virginia who say he abducted, raped and poured bleach on teenaged girl there. barnes is being held without bail. >> it was an easy decision for baltimore county to decide obviously the charge he's facing in virginia are very serious. >> reporter: no question about that. those virginia authorities are setter to bring barnes back there to face those state charges. the philadelphia case involving the kidnapping of ms. gaither those are federal charges and we expect according to sources that those charges will be filed literally any time now. when they are filed, it could impact the order in which these cases against mr. barnes are in fact purred. that's the story from baltimore, maryland. iain, back to you. >> bruce, thank you. >>> we are learning new details tonight about carlesha's abduction. philly's top cop said the suspect did not know her and she did not know him. ramsay says she was a real fighter. >> there was a hammer in the car

. >> cynthia cruz -- [ reading speakers' names ] >> good morning, commissioners, reverend arnold townsend. here today vice president san francisco naacp and also president of the economic opportunity council, poverty agency serving youth along with other poor people in this city. let me say a couple of things real briefly. just want to remind you that having been involved in housing and youth activities for the last 50 years what i have realized that we live in an amazing time in history in san francisco because we live in the first period where the wealthy covet the homes and neighborhoods of the poor. we have always -- we have always coveted their home and neighborhoods and i remember when we used to get visitors from out of town. my folks would up from l.a. and take the pacific heights seacliffs and see the beautiful home, but when people who have money want what you have, you are in trouble. that is what we have seen and if you don't believe me, look at old photos and drive through the filmore today. 50 years ago, this is what i want you all, and especially you young folks to be aware

nova taking on townsend. john robertson with the ball. throws into the end zone.ng anthony dee camillo for the 22-yard score. cats take the lead. fourth quarter robertson with a keeper. and he scores. another strong game. 3tds in the air to go with the running score. villanova wins 42-14. >> ivy league between penn and princeton quakers quarterback alec, hit scott for the 5-yard score. they trailed 12-seven. quakers with the ball, to justin watson. making a great one handed grab but that just not enough. princeton will go on to beat penn 22-17. >>> all right. lots of action there. thank you very much lesley. we are back with in you just a merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half-fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speed match. uploads as fast as downloads. why

. >> villanova hosting townsend. big win for john robertson. four total touchdowns.hey are 8-2 on the season. the tigers win 22-17. penn is now 1-7. you've heard of nfl teams having inspirational players come to speak to them a night before a big game. how about justin bieber joining the steelers at bible study. interesting to see who's going to win now, steelers or jets. interesting. i'm john clark. have yourself a good weekend. >>> the red power ranger, thomas the tank engine and paddington bear are three of the new balloons set to make their debut in macy's thanksgiving day parade. the balloons were tested out in a parking lot dress rehearsal at citi field yesterday. the 88th annual parade will begin at 9:00 on thanksgiving day and you can watch it right here on nbc 10. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> today would be a beautiful day for a parade. we are looking at really seasonal temperatures. not too chilly this morning. it's cold, but it's november. pretty seasonal for this time of the year. and that will be the case later on for this afternoon. let's

still chilly though in sailor sailorsville keith checks in at 30 degrees and tone know down in townsendlaware has a milder 42. if you love the weather, help us out. you can join the "eyewitness weather" watcher team. check it out on our website cbsphilly.com/watchers to sign up for the details. >>> now, again, you can feel the difference in the temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. we're actually much warmer. good nine to 20 degrees warmer right now than this time yesterday. so, yes, we are under a warming trend for the rest of the weekend into early next week. and check out the numbers right now. again a lot of the reporting stations showing 40s from philadelphia to the south and east. look at south jersey 44 at the atlantic city airport. 42 degrees in dover. it gets warmer the farther west you go. 48 in pittsburgh. 50 degrees in cleveland. so that warmer air will move eastward and set up shop over the delaware valley the next couple of days. clouds over the region right now we mentioned that warm front earlier that's slowly coming through the region that's the clouds actually the sig

at one townsender this man has just come from his hide out to find his shop still smoldering. several that were destroyed here. >> translator: they say they are looking for guns. but we are very far from where they the attack happened and we have no guns. >> reporter: the police spokesman told us that any formal complaint will be investigated. these people are worried, they say they want peace, but many are concerned if the government does not deal with the route cause of the conflict and those fueling it, then things may get worse. al jazerra, northern kenya. >>> mmorocco has decided not to host next year's africa cup of nations throwing the turn in the to doubt. they had asked for the event to be postponed due to the ebola crisis. moore rocco rejected to hosting the competition. the tournament is due to take place between january 17th and february eightth. >>> sam by ans mourning the late president, critics of his government saying over spending in some areas have led to budget cuts in the struggling education system. tania page reports in zambia. >> reporter: new reports in

at one townsend therman has just come from his hide out to find his shop still smolder, it's one of severalre detroit here. >> they say they are looking for be dids. but we are very far from where the at tack happened and we have no guns. >> reporter: the police spokesman told us that any formal complaint will be investigated. he and his neighbors are worried, they say they want peace, but many are concerned that if the government is not dealing with the root cause of the conflict and those fueling it, things may get worse. cath rikatherine soi al jazerrae northern kenya. >>> zambians mourning their last president said he brought much development no rural areas but critics of the government say over spending has led to budget cuts and the struggling education system. tania page reports from zambia. >> reporter: new roads in rural zambia make the ride home from school much smoother it's part of late president michael's ambitious development plan. it includes new hospitals and schools as well as a 100 percent pay raise for some public sector workers. but the spending spree has led to an $8 bi

and then, heading into delaware, route 13 at townsend boulevard, you can see the roads are wet there. they are slippery, so take your time this morning. tracy? >> jillian, thanks. 5:41 right now. >>> one of the first places to see the snow today will be chester county. nbc 10's monique braxton is live in thorndale this morning as people prepare for that snow. monique? >> reporter: good morning, tracy. it's been raining here for about 30 minutes, and i just checked in bwith penndot to see how reay they are for chester county. i'll have that information for you after the break. >>> at 5:45, we have new information on the breaking news we just brought you a moment ago from missouri. two fbi agents were shot in st. louis county. this is a live picture of that scene there. now, in just the past five minutes, we've learned that those agents' injuries are not life-threatening. again, not life-threatening injuries, but the two fbi agents were shot. here's what happened. investigators say a man barricaded himself inside a house. when the fbi responded, he fired at the agents. now, this happene

in the need for permanent fourth and king facility, where i think that dtx envisions a fourth and townsend underground station which i think that there are difference of opinion on what the long term disposition of fourth and king is. and but the decisions that we are making here, and what assumptions people have of what it looks like 50 years from now, and it will be impacted by the decisions that we are making here and so that was just one point and the second point, and i appreciate you raising that, and i do think that we have to remember that where these two or these three systems come together and we have cal train building out, and upgrading 50 of the 75 miles, and we have high speed rail building a few hundred miles and then we have the djpa building the last mile and at some point i think that we have to decide, is that governance of these different bodies building on the same right-of-way, and even make sense? and it does not make sense for cal train to be building this part and pjpa in a different entity is building in this last little piece. i think that there is a larger conve

this is a live look in dover, route 13 at townsend boulevard. you can see the roads are wet in delaware this morning, so you need to slow down and take your time. good news is we're not report g ing any accidents and not too many people out on the roads, but that will change later in the morning. montgomery county, 422 at the pennsylvania turnpike, we had some construction on the westbound side overnight. that has since wrapped up. so, 422 is clear right now. and this is just a mess, new jersey transit has cross-honoring in effect today, so keep that in mind. >>> road crews across the tri-state are ready to clear the way for drivers trying to make it safely to their thanksgiving destinations. nbc 10's katy zachry continues our team coverage now at the mid-county toll plaza in plymouth meeting, montgomery county. what's penndot's game plan? >> reporter: we went to penndot's control and command center yesterday, not far from here at the mid-county toll plaza. and i can tell you that penndot crews have been working for weeks to prepare for the firs

billy townsend was a democrat. we had some strength over there. jim baker could tell the president, call one of those guys and they'll help you. they said, well, i know ralph hall better an i know any of them. we'll have the president call him and maybe he'll pick up those votes that he lost. they needed about 10 votes. they told me he was going to call me. so i was ready for him. he called and said, this is ronald reagan. i said, yeah, i believe that. martha, come over here. he thinks i'm reagan now, but -- i want you to hear him. he said, no, i really am. another guy came over and no, it's really him. that's the funny type things that you don't forget. >> sure. >> when i knocked on the door he told me to come over there. i need some time. i had a program like he did. i always wanted to put a president on hold. i put him on hold about two minutes and i said, well, i can come over there today, tomorrow, or the next 30 minutes. what you want me to do? he told me to get my you-know-what over there. i knocked on the door. he said one question, what i

aprovechar la localia y terminaron perdiendo ante el conjunto ingles el tottenham hot spurs andros townsendo barrales desconto por el equipo local al minuto 90. 2-1 final. vo en accion del grupo f el inter de milan busaba amarrar la calificacion a la siguiente ronda pero el el saint etienne tenia otros planes y logro robarle un punto al conjunto italiano que frustra sus planes de ganar el grupo y por otro lado mantiene con vida al conjunto galo. vo por ultimo nos vamos con el psv donde juega anres guardado que el dia de hoy enfrentaron al paratinaikos. el equipo de felip cocu perdia dos a uno en tierras ajenas y no se intimidaron anotando dos goles en la segunda mitad para irse adelante 3 a 2 y aguantando los ultimos minutos para sumar los tres puntos. gabriel una de las criticas mas fuertes que se le han hecho a miguel herrera director tecnico una de las criticas mas fuertes que se le han hecho a miguel herrera director tecnico de la seleccion mexicana, es por que convoca a guillermo ocho si no tiene minutos de juego? take vo vo podria ser que sus problemas hayan terminado el liverpool apr

officials issue a travel warning to the southern townsend of acapulco.housands of protesters have been clashing with mexican police and with the government to do more to find the missing students. tunisia angels will go to the polls tomorrow to elect a new. it's fwlooen years since the revolution that brought democracy to tunisia and set off the arab spring for the first time move, there will be more than one name for a ballot. there are 27 candidates, in fact, in all. a lot of excitement about the process. a report from tunisia. >> campaigning in tunisia's presidential election has been loud and lively. voters are looking forward to exercising their democratic right for the first time. >> we want someone who moves tunis forward and serves the country. >> i hope tunisial will get better and all tun easeians stand united. on the president who was deposed by a popular vote in 2011, it would have been almost impossible to run for the top job. now, candidates like this one are even free to address supporters near the ministry of interior, a symbol of the iro