, that it would have to, it would be far below the alignment that you are looking at coming from townsend street and so i want to make sure that everything on the second street alignment is actually, on the same plain. >> in the study we will take all of these items in consideration. >> so when we are looking at t we will be looking at what we have and what the latest from the rib study has for it and for the pennsylvania avenue. >> so there is a great difference that needs to be made. >> yes, and he is chomping at the bit to give his presentation. so mark what i am going to do is i am going to sit you down for a minute. and we are going to hear from eric, and we will come back to you. and we will go through the nice powerpoint. >> >> commissioner peskin you are asking the hundreds of million of dollars question. you are asking the experts and to take a look and answer that question, in my opinion, it is a bit premature to say right now thanks there is no, and it is going to be underground it is something that has to happen, we have more due till against to do and that is part of, ". >> d

troops on the ground corning the fight against isis, general townsend said russian warplanes droppedombs yesterday on u.s. forces in syria with american troops nearby. >> melissa: wow. it's not going to be easy. jennifer, thank you. >> jon: the death toll rises into terror attacks in afghanistan. the taliban bombings hitting the country's capital. one targets the police station, the other, the intelligence service officers. we are following that story from our mideast bureau and. >> these attacks in kabul come just weeks after the commander was killed in an air strike over the weekend. some people are saying this is connected to that attack and the killing. these attacks are very similar to what we've seen the taliban and carry out and cobble for the last decade or so. military police, buildings and headquarters, bombed in the first case in the western part of kabul. attackers with guns rushing in. at several gun battles followed. ultimately, the afghan police and military were able to kill all the attackers, but not before 16 people were killed in total between the two attacks and a

. >> richard townsend acting director of drug control policy. >> harvard medical school. >> pam bondi, attorney general of florida. >> ga rare a, founder of the ga rare a foundation. >> they could use you now. you would make 100 million a year. i watched for many years, mariano. george always felt good when mari rain know went in. he never had to worry. you through heaviest pitch the ball weighed 30 pounds. how about the broken bats. how many broken bats? >> too many. >> those bats used to crack, right? >> like fire word.

listen to general strength townsend the top u.s. commander.lition likely did play a role in the tragedy while pointing a finger at isis. >> right in that area it's unlikely but because we struck in that area there's a fair chance that we did it. my initial assessment is that we probably had a role in this. here's what i don't know. what i don't know is were they gathered there by the enemy? >> general townsend said the type of munition used in the strike should not have collapsed the entire building where all those civilians perished. let's go live to erbil, iraq and bring in cnn international correspondent who is just in mosul. the president says we're doing very well in iraq. what do the iraqis say about that characterization. >> reporter: it's a simplification. are the iraqi security forces backed by the u.s. coalition slowly and painfully making advances against isis in mosul? yes. of course they are. but it has come at an astrono c astronomical cost for the country. we have that in the spotlight because of the investigations being carried

the army lieutenant general stephen townsend down playing the chances that the u.s. would deploy more ground troops to fight isis because the current plan is working. jennifer griffin at the pentagon. >> the top u.s. commander in baghdad, steve townsend, just told reporters here at the pentagon he would be concerned about large number of u.s. forcing deployed to iraq to fight isis. one of several options being discussed at the white house as part of this new plan to defeat isis. >> i don't foresee us bringing in large numbers of coalition troops. mainly what we're doing is in fact working. >> jim mattis met with general townsend in baghdad just a week before he presented the military's recommendations or plan to defeat isis. general townsend said today he anticipates that kurdish fighters, among otherses , will be a part of the retake raca. >> and russian planes bombed u.s. backed troops. what did the lieutenant general have to say about that? >> the incident in question occurred yesterday in northwest syria outside the town of el bab. russian war planes dropped bomb

and the other structure is at third and townsend street. with he have previously envisioned having it at the mcdonald sight however as you are aware, that is now currently becoming a 12 story hotel. and so the fta, requested that in the final document, we propose our alternative location, which is on the north side of that intersection, as the proposed location for this ventilation structure. also, as part of our allocation request, we will be looking at opportunities to reduce the surface impacts on townsend street and that includes that ventilation structure at third and townsend. the next refinement is the realignment of the fourth and townsend, underground station, this was at the request of the city, as part of the future endeavor to build out these fourth and king surface rail yard stations, they were concerned by the city that having an underground station, located skewed into the surface station, would limit the future development potential. and so there was a request by the city, for the tjpa to relocate the station fully into the

this is a critical path, in the third and townsend, 10,000 people a day come in there and we have had our planning department build all of these high-rise buildings downtown but we have not connected the transportation system. and since i was a kid and let me tell you, let the record reflect that was a long time ago. we talk about bart to the airport thanks is natural thanks is like falling off a log, but we can't get the train to downtown where the action is. i just don't understand it, i don't think that this say 100 year decision, if have you heard of the stuff that musk is doing, things are going to charngs a 100 year decision, i can't buy that, on sounds good but not true. i heard the planning decision and there was a value that went, by me quickly. i find that discouraging and very poor city policy to design something where we can get the land and make the most of it later. and therefore, you are always going to go where the best land sources are. and we want the best solution for the product at hand and then the things will fallout where they may. and to go to the other way, an

this is a critical path, in the third and townsend, 10,000 people a day come in there and we have had our planning department build all of these high-rise buildings downtown but we have not connected the transportation system. and since i was a kid and let me tell you, let the record reflect that was a long time ago. we talk about bart to the airport thanks is natural thanks is like falling off a log, but we can't get the train to downtown where the action is. i just don't understand it, i don't think that this say 100 year decision, if have you heard of the stuff that musk is doing, things are going to charngs a 100 year decision, i can't buy that, on sounds good but not true. i heard the planning decision and there was a value that went, by me quickly. i find that discouraging and very poor city policy to design something where we can get the land and make the most of it later. and therefore, you are always going to go where the best land sources are. and we want the best solution for the product at hand and then the things will fallout where they may. and to go to the other way, an

listen to general steven townsend the top u.s. commander.wledging the coalition likely did play a role in that tragedy while also pointing a finger at isis. >> if we didn't strike in that area i'm telling you it's unlikely but because we struck in that area i think there's a fair chance that we did it. my initial assessment is that we probably had a role in this. here's what i don't know. what i don't know is were they gathered there by the enemy? >> general townsend said the type of munition used in the strike should not have collapsed the entire building where all those civilians perished. investigating to see if there were booby traps, car bombs. let's go live to erbil, iraq and bring in cnn international correspondent who is just in mosul. there are a lot of concerns. i'll tell you here in this country a lot of concerns about the civilian casualties and investigation that's ongoing there. but first to the president's comments last night that the u.s. military is fighting like never before in iraq. and doing really well. what is the chara

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and the other structure is at third and townsend street.h he have previously envisioned having it at the mcdonald sight however as you are aware, that is now currently becoming a 12 story hotel. and so the fta, requested that in the final document, we propose our alternative location, which is on the north side of that intersection, as the proposed location for this ventilation structure. also, as part of our allocation request, we will be looking at opportunities to reduce the surface impacts on townsend street and that includes that ventilation structure at third and townsend. the next refinement is the realignment of the fourth and townsend, underground station, this was at the request of the city, as part of the future endeavor to build out these fourth and king surface rail yard stations, they were concerned by the city that having an underground station, located skewed into the surface station, would limit the future development potential. and so there was a request by the city, for the tjpa to relocate the station fully into the publ

townsend says the fight will not be easy and the top u.s.ommander in iraq says they likely will not include large numbers of u.s. troops. >>> that event we bring in any additional troops will work -- we'll work that with our local partners here iraq and syria to make sure they understand the reasons why we're doing that. >> president trump says he's still weighing his options but critics say he has to act sooner rather than later to stabilize the area or the isis threat will only continue to grow. >>> white house says senior adviser kellyanne conway acted quote without nefarious motive when she plugged ivanka's trump products in television interview f letter from the white house to the office of government ethics, white house attorneys say they met with conway to discuss federal ethics rules the letter says conway is unlike toll make the mistake again. no mention of any plans to punish her. >>> well, the sixers were hoping to put a bad month of february behind them on this march 1st. today they got the mri results on center joel embiid's inj

. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll ask cbs news senior alt fran townsend about the london attack and the response. >>> today's plan to dismantle obamacare is up in the air. cbs news has learned at least 31 house republicans say they'll oppose the deal, enough to scuttle the legislation. conservative house members are expected back at the white house this morning for more negotiations. president trump has been pressing opponents. >> slowly but surely we're getting there and i feel denlts when the vote comes up, we'll have the votes. >> gop leaders have been tweaking the legislation. conservative lawmakers are demanding a repeal of essential health benefits that require insurers to pay for services such asthma ternty care, emergency services and primgs trucks. democrats are crying foul after some said some trump communications may have been scooped up by intelligence officials but as margaret brennan reports devin nunes says this has nothing to do with the president's wiretapping claims. >> they collected information about u.s. citizens involved in the trump transition. >> reporter

cheryl: john townsend a spokesman for a.a.a. mid atlantic thinks it could lead to more speed-related crashes. i would apply to roads with 40 and speed limit up to 55 miles per hour. >> if you are stuck behind slow driving it's frustrating and dangerous. chyles the delegate is most interested in the education piece and putting the left lane law on the highway signs. in annapolis, cheryl conner, abc7 news. jonathan: virginia has approved a similar left lane bill that would fine $100 for driving slow in the passing lane but yet to take effect. michelle: now wild video caught on video. a cop gets more than he bargained for when he goes after a runaway cow. the officer is following the call from the cruiser. when the cow runs into the fence yard, the officer thinks he has her. the cow has other ideas. ramming through the fence as the officer runs out of the way. here it is again. slow motion. so far the cow is still on the run. jonathan: that is an angry cow. 10-week-old puppy is recovering after being found emaciate and near death i

>> reporter: well, lieutenant general steven townsend, a very candid discussion and words that may be is adamant that the u.s. is not targeting civilians, but he went on to say there seems to be very little question that the u.s. indeed was there when this happened. have a listen. >> there's a fair chance that we did it. our initial assessment is -- shows that we did strike in that area. there were multiple strikes in that area, so is it possible that we did that? yes, i think it is possible. i think that's what i meant there's a fair chance. >> reporter: well, general townsend also going on to say some of the series that they are looking at is the house where these people were. what is it booby-trapped with explosives n.in was an air strike which they say they now believe there was, could the booby trapping resulting explosions have brought that house down? that is what they are looking at. what caused all of of this to happen, but at the end of the day, 100 souls or more brought out of that wreckage, and these are men, women and children who are simply trying to survive. john? >> qu

general townsend said fighters from the so-called islamic state may have put innocent people the liver elite in harms way. an investigation is being cared carried out. on the front line with the civilians still trying to flee the city. >> when their identities were checked they were able to leave the war zone. it was first light, and the children were hungry, tired, and bewildered. they had been waiting to be processed since they moved from i.s.-controlled mosul around 11:00 last night. everyone was exhausted. this woman wanted to escape with her husband and four children. >> it was hell. daesh are war criminals. they are not muslims. some connect them to islam. jeremy: but she said the shelling and air strikes were not justifiable. they spent the last day at home bearing neighbors, family, and burying -- last day at home burying neighbors, family, and friends recovered from the rubble. in the last one if i was, 2000 people -- in the last 24 hours, 2000 people have used this road alone to escape. a quarter of a million have fled in the last five weeks. at least they got out. others are

this is a critical path, in the third and townsend, 10,000 people a day come in there and we have had our planning department build all of these high-rise buildings downtown but we have not connected the transportation system. and since i was a kid and let me tell you, let the record reflect that was a long time ago. we talk about bart to the airport thanks is natural thanks is like falling off a log, but we can't get the train to downtown where the action is. i just don't understand it, i don't think that this say 100 year decision, if have you heard of the stuff that musk is doing, things are going to charngs a 100 year decision, i can't buy that, on sounds good but not true. i heard the planning decision and there was a value that went, by me quickly. i find that discouraging and very poor city policy to design something where we can get the land and make the most of it later. and therefore, you are always going to go where the best land sources are. and we want the best solution for the product at hand and then the things will fallout where they may. and to go to the other way, an

he did say last night is we're doing really well in iraq and then when you hear this from general townsendnk what -- i think what you're hearing is that when you're using fire power like this and, and we're fighting somewhere using human shields and making it as bloody and awful as possible, general townsend is quite right. they may have staged a bunch of civilians in that building and they may have sought to bring u.s. air power in there. it may be one of their tactics is to try to discredit the united states and using our air power against them and whenever they use air power you can make a mistake. so these things happen in conflict. that's what war is all about, and that's why you have to work at the political level first. what's the end state we're after ? are we still trying to get rid of bashar al assad? where are we going with this and those are the questions that i hope our leaders in congress and our public affairs leaders will ask of this administration. we have american troops on the ground. we've got more than ever and they're at risk and they're doing damage, and what's the e

we got taylor townsend coming back, stevens, danny roddick, venus williams is visiting with the capitols we've got great names. but i just love our team. we have martin who played doubled last year, first if we have singles, doubles and mix, doubles is hugely important to us, he was rookie of the year, back with us, so that was good. we protected him. so we're really thrilled. addition to the big names, everybody so excited about, also new coach. >> yes, been a coach before, in fact, i think the last time we won in 2006 he was our head coach. so maybe he'll bring us good luck again, coach to many of the greatest players in the world like martina, linsey davenport, coach men, helped jack buck, he's really good coach. and he's also played on the tour before, when he was younger, so he understands the situation. >> ticket went on sale today exactly at noon, just few minute ago. you know, this league has been around for 40 years. forty-second season coming up. i just saw the league, just sold the league, capitols, fred, defending champion to san diego. guess what that does for me? i get to c

lieutenant general stephen townsend the top u.s. commander in iraq recently predicted that isis would be in mosul and raqqa, its stronghold in syria in the next six months. >> quijano: holly, thanks. they flew on the wings of history, a group of women who work for air india say they are the first all female flight crew to fly around the world. they jetted across the pacific to san francisco and back to new delhi across the atlantic. in addition to the all female cockpit and cabin crew, all of the ground staff and even the air-traffic controllers were women. they're hope to land next in the guinness book of world records. coming up next, norah o'donnell talks with kellyanne conway councilor to the president in a cbs sunday morning profile. conway counsel el to the president in a cbs sunday morning profile. >> quijano: kellyanne conway councilor to president trump sat down with norah o'donnell for a cbs sunday morning profile conway talked about some of the controversy and criticism swirling around her and what life is like at home wi

general stephen townsend said an investigation was under way.st correspondent, jeremy bowen, was there, and sent this report. mosul is being hit by war to take down islamic state. we were there. the jihadists seized mosul in 2014, posing as the liberators of sunni muslims. instead they imposed a nightmare. and trying to end it, we we re nightmare. and trying to end it, we were 50 metres from an islamic state sniper. translation: it is a street battle. we advanced in teams from house to house. the enemy is very aggressive, using snipers and car bombs. fighting in a built-up area the toughest job bombs. fighting in a built-up area the toughestjob a soldier can do. casualties are inevitable. mosul is a big city, which makes it worse. both sides are moving along passages knocked through walls because open ground is dangerous. through homes whose owners left in a hurry. clothing still hung in a cupboard. the command centre was in the living room. translation: the fighting has become room to room, not house—to—house. they are surrounded. either they f

. >> reporter: cbs news contributor fran townsend led the justice department's fisa unit. she believes comey is still rebuilding confidence in the bureau of its handling of the clint private e-mail server investigation. >> i think director comey has learned his lesson from the end of the presidential campaign that his making public statements about investigations has not gone very well, so it's natural that he would seek to have the justice department refute this. >> reporter: the relationship between the intelligence community, including the f.b.i. and the trump white house has been strained. just last month it was the f.b.i. that declined a request from the white house to push back on reports that there were constant contacts between trump associates and russian operatives. the f.b.i. counterintelligence division is investigating those communications. several trump surrogates are under scrutiny, including former national security adviser mike flynn, one-time campaign chairman paul manafort, foreign policy adviser carter page, and adviser roger stone. >> the likelihood th

general stephen townsend said an investigation had begun, but also suggested that the militants could east editorjeremy bowen is with the iraqi army as it advances into mosul from where he sent this report. mosul is being broken by war to smash the ambition of islamic state. we drove through the streets taken back from is in the last few days. the jihadists seized mosul in 2014, posing as the liberators of sunni muslims. instead, they imposed a nightmare. and trying to end it, mohammad was 50 metres from an is sniper. translation: it is a street battle. we advanced in teams from house to house. the enemy is very aggressive, using snipers and car bombs. fighting in a built—up area is the toughestjob a soldier can do. casualties are inevitable. mosul is a big city, which makes it worse. both sides are moving along passages knocked through walls because open ground is dangerous. through homes whose owners left in a hurry. dresses still hung in a cupboard. the command centre was in the living room. translation: the fighting has become room—to—room, not house—to—house. they are surrounded.

townsend hoops, the limits of intervention. >> doris goodwin's team of rivals.assume hing can get to the end. >> would recommend a book called "at home in the world" a collection of the front page stories by my late colleague, daniel pearl, and i would recommend it first of all because even two decades after many of these stories were written they're rich, relevant, a wonderful tribute to not only danny but that great newspaper that published him, but more than that, i would like him to see what it means when journalists who he keeps calling despicable, lying, et cetera, put their lives on the line to bring ordinary readers the truth of what is happening everywhere from the ball canines to rain and pakistan where the identity. the demonization of journalists and my profession that is going on is one of the more loathe some things happening and please keep your faith in a profession that is is it dispensable to your liberty. >> the match over folly by barbara tuckman. folly defined as deliberate acts of the leader against the interests of the state. why did the t

this is a critical path, in the third and townsend, 10,000 people a day come in there and we have had our planning department build all of these high-rise buildings downtown but we have not connected the transportation system. and since i was a kid and let me tell you, let the record reflect that was a long time ago. we talk about bart to the airport thanks is natural thanks is like falling off a log, but we can't get the train to downtown where the action is. i just don't understand it, i don't think that this say 100 year decision, if have you heard of the stuff that musk is doing, things are going to charngs a 100 year decision, i can't buy that, on sounds good but not true. i heard the planning decision and there was a value that went, by me quickly. i find that discouraging and very poor city policy to design something where we can get the land and make the most of it later. and therefore, you are always going to go where the best land sources are. and we want the best solution for the product at hand and then the things will fallout where they may. and to go to the other way, an

aaa's john townsend testifiednse before the maryland senaten committeee th e today.today.d lawmakers to consider the impact that legalizing potgl could have on traffic and safety. >> in the district of columbiama when pot was legalized we saw this explosion of synthetic marijuana on the marketplace and being sold on street on s corners and corner stores. so, there are unintendedtende consequences to legalizingeglizg marijuana. everybody wants to do it butit t nobody wants to think abouthin the traffic safety impact.im >> i don't think that it's t' been a -- there's been anb uptick in driving under thethe influence. most of the people that are using cannabis are responsibleee people they just want to sit at home and smoke or eat aat gummy or however you want to yoo ingest it and relax.ax. nobody wants to go driving and hurt anybody.ody. >> aaa says the percentage ofrc drivers involved in fatal fat crashes who recently used marijuana more than doubleda mou between 2013 and 2014. 2 >> they are calling it ait literary milestone and if if you're a bookworm today is a toy specia

general stephen townsend said an investigation was under way and suggested that is might also be to blameowen, reports now from the frontline with the iraqi army, in western mosul, where civilians continue to flee. once their identities were checked, they were allowed to move away from they were allowed to move away from the war zone. it was first light and the war zone. it was first light and the children were hungry, tired and bewildered. they'd been waiting to bewildered. they'd been waiting to be processed since they crossed from is—controlled mosul around 11.00pm last night. everyone was exhausted. this woman wanted to escape with her husband and four children. translation: it was hell. they are war criminals. they are not muslims and don't connect them to islam. but she said the shelling and air strikes were not justifiably. she said the shelling and air strikes were notjustifiably. they'd spent their last day at home burying neighbours, family and friend they'd dug from the rubble. in thes last 2a—hours, 2,000 people have used this road alone to escape is, nearly 250,000 have fled

. >> fox news learned that top military commander in baghdad, steve townsend requested station, u.s. defense official tells fox the additional force wills go to syria and iraq to help, in mosul a tough fight against isis, longer than five months now. in an exclusive interview said he believes with help, iraqi forces will drive isis out of the city within the next few weeks. >> we are defeating them mentally. they will try. that's where we need others to flush them out in syria and other places. >> early sunday in neighboring syria u.s. back kurdish military forces captured a syrian air base from isis near the city and a u.s.-led forces are reportedly closing in on raqqah, defacto isis capital and the pentagon is expected to provide more details on the troop deployment later today, heather. clayton: thanks, kelly. the 26 convicted immigrants released from prison showing up for court order community service in fort worth, texas but were thrown right behind bars and now custody, felonies of drunk driving and theft and assault. heather: a fight inside the nightclub led to the shout-out t

. >>> fran townsend is a former homeland security adviser to president george w. bush. good morning. >> good morning. >> police say they know who is behind this but are not disclosing. >> that's right. very sensitive, in the first 24 to 48 hours, what they're trying to understand is, now that they know who the individual is who is dead, who was shot by police, they're identifying his associates, looking at things, not only his home, his electronic communications. they'll get ahold of everything they can to try to understand who influenced him. if they're in london, do they pose a threat? i think that's what we're saying play out. >> this is the third vehicle attack in europe over the past year. what's your impression of the connection, if any, there? >> yesterday, the day of the attack was the one-year anniversary of brussels. we've seen the christmas market attack and the nice attack. isis has called for such attacks. they put out a public call and every alienated, unhappy human, right, it's their moment. i think that's what chief rowley is referring to when he says it

you heard federal townsend say yesterday what was employed here should not have the effects that have been observed. that causes us to look at that to see if there are other things that may have contributed as well. try to be more complete in the investigation. it takes a little bit of the time but we usually have a pretty good answer. >> switching gears to the yemen -- can you briefly describe the us security objectives in yemen for us? >> there are two principal interests we are concerned about in yemen right now. what is that yemen is not used as a platform or sanctuary for attack on the homeland and that gets to our focus on al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, this is the franchise of al qaeda that has demonstrated in the past the ability to try to attack the homeland and some of those people still exist there. that is a key aspect of our interest so our operations are focused on disrupting al qaeda there. the other key interest we have in this area is freedom of navigation, on the western coast of yemen between the horn of africa, and extraordinarily restrictive strait, a joke poi

lieutenant general steven townsend, the top u.s. commander here in iraq, recently predicted isis would be defeated in both mosul and raqqah, its stronghold in syria, in the next six months. elaine? >> holly, thanks. >>> they flew on the wings of history, a group of women who worked for air india say they're the first all-female flight crew to fly around the world. they jetted across the pacific to san francisco, and then back to new delhi across the atlantic. in addition to the all-female cockpit and cabin crew, all of the ground staff and even the air traffic controllers were women. they're hoping to land next in the guinness book of world records. >>> coming up next, norah o'donnell talks to kellyanne conway, counselor to the president, in a cbs sunday morning profile. where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is randy. that's like one of the most trustworthy names! ordering a getaway

largely supported by congress to have emissions that can be very specific. >> as you heard general townsend say yesterday, the munition that was employed here did not create the effects that have been observed. >> so that causes us to look atthat. >> to see if there are other things that may have contributed . >> as well. so what we do is try to be more complete in the investigation, it takes a little time but we used a pretty good answer at the end of it. >> to switch gears to yemen. >> you just briefly describe the us security objectives in yemen? >> well, there's two principal emphasis that we are concerned about in yemen, one is that you is not used as a platform or a sanctuary for attacks on the homeland and that gets you are focus on al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, al qaeda in yemen. this is the franchise of al qaeda that has demonstrated the ability to try to attack her homeland and some of those people are still existed there. >> so to have that key aspect of our interest and our operations are focused on disrupting it. >> al qaeda there. >> the other key interest we have in this

>> lieutenant general steven townsend wrapped up a lengthy phone call with pentagon press.he was very blunt. it is difficult to hear such candor from many. he made it very clear, the u.s. military was there in that neighborhood. listen to a bit of what he talked about. >> if we didn't strike in that area, i would be telling you it is unlikely. because we struck in that area, there is a fair chance that we did it. my initial assessment is that we probably had a role in these casualties. here is what i don't know. what i don't know is were they gathered there by the enemy. we still have some assessments to do. i would say this. it sure looks like they were. the iraqis firmly believe that they were gathered there by the enemy. the people we're talking to say that they were gathered there. whether that was attempting to lure us deliberately or using them as human shields to protect their fighting position, we know they were fight frg that position, from that building. there were people you really can't account for in any other way why they would all be there unless they were fo

police say jones was pulled over after he failed to signal for a turn near townsend and west streets.found 87 grams of heroin along with marijuana and other drug paraphernalia. >>> here's a look at the top stories we are following tomorrow. protests are expected tomorrow morning outside the office of philadelphia district attorney seth williams. community activists and members of the group black lives matter philly plan to demand for williams to resign. he pleaded not guilty to bribery and extortions charges. if you ride septa in the afternoon or evening, expect to see more police officers. septa says officers will be out in full force on trains from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. after this fight earlier this month. septa says those are the hours most kids are riding the trains after school, 10 teenagers were taken into custody on thursday for this fight and septa police say they're looking for one more person. >>> in chester county, jury selection continues tomorrow in the eric frein murder trial. the main jury is set but six alternates still need to be selected. frein is accused of shooting two

general townsend says he needs about twice that to take raqqa. >> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now.the mri results are now in for warrior star durant out after a scary knee injury last night. a doctor tells us durant may not be able to return in thele end of the regular season which is still about six weeks away. just about 30 minutes ago, sky fox was overhead when a private plane with kevin durant on board landed at kaiser air which is next to oakland international airport. you can see there kevin durant hopping down the stairs. he was then met by a wheelchair and was rolled across the tarmac and then picked up by an suv. good evening, everyone. i'm frank summerville. >> after steph curry injured his knee in the playoffs last year, warriors fans have to be saying not again. >> zaza pachulia here. throwdown. and kevin inadvertently is out. >> that happened early in the first quarter last night in washington, dc. you could tell durant was in significant pain immediately. he initially tried to jog it off, but after testing that knee, he eventually limped back to the locker room. >> ke

lieutenant general steven townsend, the top u.s. commander here in iraq, recently predicted isis would be defeated in both mosul and raqqah in the next six months. elaine? >> holly, thanks. >>> they flew on the wings of history, a group of women who worked for air india say they're the first all-female flight crew to fly around the world. they jetted across the pacific to san francisco, and then back to new delhi across the atlantic. in addition to the all-female cockpit and cabin crew, all of the ground staff and even the air traffic controllers were women. they're hoping to land next in the guinness book of world records. >>> coming up next, norah o'donnell talks to kellyanne conway in a cbs morning profile. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. it's league night!? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the co