merchant the last few sartsz one of the primary prim concerns the concern about the loading and unloading the commercial issue was a key issue i'm not sure if it is feasible to create a protective liking bicycle lane some of the loading could be done we could change the legislation of that and see what the impacts would be i'm not saying this is a solution but like to have been able to longtime it and vet it out i fully understand the concerns for accommodating those merchants along the corridor polk street feels like old san francisco i remember i want to keep i feel like, however, changes are coming we've get 34 cranes in the sky i was riding a mass of 12 of us riding down matt and 10 years we didn't have the infrastructure if you - we would have accommodated everyone and the pathway we'll need we need to be creativity and make sure we vetted out every opportunity to accommodate more people with less spice speaker the other thing there's a lot of feeling this infrastructure would be for the 20 somethings and their fancy bikes that are returning stop signs and as much i was was trying to

the other thing i want to vet out how would a cycle track that explicit allow for cars to stop and unload handle people with disabilities and chores as a bicyclist if we are to get our own lanes so to speak to at least see for loading and unloaded on market street with the taxis we go around and get back to the infrastructure so i would liquor to have staff come back as we go with vice chairs amendment to look at those things how do we effectively include the commercial loading as he potentially happening with the cycle tracks and changing the legislation to accommodate it and if it didn't workout we go back to what was done today i ask for more comprehensive strategy parking program like reside shire pause and more flexible rates to create the 80 percent flexibility all the time it is beyond me the parking structure is closed on sunday's that is got to have impacts on the parking availability i want to explore that when in comes back particularly to the section of pine street i'll stop that director ramos a couple of clarifications the first thing with the loading and unloading at the se

finished unloading. this is as you come off the ben franklin bridge as chopper pans back you'll see the traffic that we're dealing with, it's heavy already. we have 25-mile an hour speed restrictions on the ben franklin bridge. westbound, as you come off the bridge into the city, you round the turn that's where you have the tractor-trailer. it's creating a jam on the ben franklin bridge. we are multitasking. let's take a look at the action cam on the scene you get a closer up view of that right now. the tractor-trailer they are working on it, it is off to the side. the traffic is moving in this direction, but it's moving, as the chopper pans back. traffic moving westbound on it is ben franklin bridge. they have another tow truck there they are unloading everything on to. there's the overturned tractor-trailer. there's the heavy duty convict they are trying to upright it. they have a crane set up, as well. they have a lot of work to do. if you're in the area, take the walt whitman bridge instead. take the

there is no evidence of actively loading or unloading. they're creating a hazard and that is key here whether it's roadway vehicles or bicycles, and that goes to again mr. wiener -- supervisor wiener your point about bicycle lanes. there's more of them, and if there is a request to move and they choose not to move they will be cited, and vehicles clearly that are blocking muni will be cited -- >> i'm sorry. can i just interrupt you briefly? you made a comment if they are asked to move and refuse to move they're cited. that goes to the comment i made before and we heard this a year and a half ago there is always a request to move first and if you don't move you're cited and i would just like to know that mta's view on that? that says to me in general the worse thing that's going to happen to you if you're unlucky that a police officer or enforcement officer sees you the worse thing will be you're asked to move and presumably most will move if you're asked and if you don't that's life but how is that a disincentive in that's the worse thing

what they are doing, they are unloading. you can't upright a tractor-trailer until you take everything out of it. they had to work through the night. even at this hour, 9 hours later we have the tractor-trailer on its side. looks like they took, looks like they've attack be things out. they have the extra tractor-trailer there. they have to unlooked like everything on that tractor-trailer. they have the heavy duty tow trucks on the scene hopefully they will upright it. when they do, they will have to block more lanes. this is westbound as you come off the ben franklin bridge coming into the city from new jersey, right as you make the turn, looks like it flipped over making the turn. we're seeing traffic getting by, not a delay on the ben just yet. this will be problems to come. we'll watch that. this is causing a slow go, new jersey left lane blocked in both directs northbound and southbound 295 near deep water 1 miles per hour, there's a fuel spill there, as well. that's a messy situation. collegeville road in skippack we h

. >> bay buying this is not just about the bicycle track but if the loading and unloading isn't working we have to remain on and engaged so we'll fix those but at this time you know really out of respect for the process and the process that haepd happened and the compromise to make a sort of generational change i support this project as a packet and happening happy to move that wherever. >> why not do the staff recommendation first and the staff. >> a motion to. >> i'll second. >> i guess i want to thank everyone i worked on polk street for 17 years possible and ellis where the young girl was killed this is a big step forward and also a little bit more to director brinkman's motion afterward and might - on the staff recommendation all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that's done arrest director brinkman you want to talk about the tenth of your motion you're asking the staff to come back. >> yes. come back and let's us know the categorical direction from union this is not a barrier to moving ahead at some point i want staff to come back and let's us know of the changes to extend that r

we look for the restoration of n some of the parking and we find ways to handle those loading and unloading if you're doing krushths on a prompt or delivering a register or a wheelchair user that didn't walk those things have to be handled let's be fair for myself personally i'd like to see the project move forward because of the important component not wait for and since the kind of changes that are on the table now being discussed are generally low impact like paint and signage and in some cases a little bit of asphalt those are go changes i'd love to talk this conversation would begin immediately upon approval the planner but to go forward with the capital and safety improvements so for the intersections will allow the project to begin and for us to hash out the details the mta has received support below pine street it's great for the bicyclists and pedestrians we could 2k3w0rd and continue to debate the merit of the changes merits of the merchant and residents and bicyclists that's my request to the board i'm grateful for your allowing me to make it thank you very much (clapping) >> eve

can't have head and bike survivalist trumpet park you have to have considerations for how people unload how do we have delivered we need to think about different parking options around the area i urge you to continue forward with the locked bike lanes thank you (clapping.) (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. thank you i've been hearing a bunch of tunes to the people i've never experienced the issue on polk center point the best case scenario i'm one of those drivers i'm one of the kinds of the and . >> cyclist i'm sorry a pedestrian and take transit and i have to say that being a pedestrian and cyclist is by far the most dangerous way my haas husband was hit by a car on the way to work and no longer bikes. >> i support the folks for polk and the sf bicyclist coalition and as well as the proposals to have the extended bike lane on the north side i think that safety has to come first and think of the future thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names) hi, i'm eric i bike in the city and i occasionally ride in a door i support director brinkman to look at

entirely clear the bill will allow local authorities to permit shuttle services to stop loading and unloading of passengers between the transit system operating buses and common carriers and shuttle providers it doesn't have a whole lot of detail it is a vehicle for discussing the relationship between the local and state authority. >> can you talk about what is currently allowed in the existing law. >> under the existing law someone may not park or stop with loading or unloading of passengers of a common carrier of bus transportation except when existing situation allow the buses between the transit operator and the common carriers including the private school so it doesn't i mean right now it defaults to the transit operator to provide the authority and this provides the low and behold authorities to prevent the shuttle to allow shuttles to do the same thing i mean its affirming the local authority to do that. >> which we current already have. >> we currently already have it's a little bit confusing. >> okay. we're talking about any curbside not just to curb stops. >> curb spaces i'm not sur

they have to unload or they had to during the night unload everything in the tractor-trailer before theyand move it out of here. it's a process but yeah it's taking a while. happened at 8:30 last night. it's still out here this morning. there's a heavy duty tow truck on the scene at this point. perhaps they are getting ready to do this. currently it's just blocking -- traffic is getting by. we've got the cones up, it is blocking a lane at this point. they will need to block more lanes when they turn it up right. will they wait until after the morning rush or before the morning rush. this has to unfold. if you're coming into the city westbound from the ben franklin bridge this is what you're going to encounter. traffic is getting by, but you see we've got -- here's the other tractor-trailer. what they had to do was take everything from this tractor-trailer and put it into this tractor-trailer and now what they have is a a couple of tow trucks on the scene with this getting ready to upright this. traffic is getting by. this is the ben franklin bridge and we can see it's not affecting attra

and load their ore and get the trains back to the rail generated this also shows a railcar unloading facility down there are towards the bottom of the rail track it shows materials handling systems and storage shed and also ship loading conveyance system to load the very well in the request for proposals we'll the respondents can choose to use this design we've provided for them or come up with we they consider a better design of their own this the diagram shows a larger the larger rail infrastructure conducting the rail generated we could triple the loop and add 5 additional particularly stock exchanges in the rail yard the red is the existing port rail and the green is new track in terms of the objectives that the port has for the proposal process first of all we would like to further the maritime commerce mission and also like to bring to full utilitytions a port asset and take advantage of the properties unique capacities for instance the fact it has 40 feet of water depth it has direct rail can we there's not room to build a storage conveyance infrastructure that is required to

do we educate all new taxi drivers and about loading and unloading and other safety precautions and educated all recology truck drivers and shuttle drivers also and looking to expand the education program to really educate fleet operators with large vehicles in the city how to drive safely so over the last two years 16 miles of bike lanes have been added it and this is a safety concern for our members and a lot of people in the community and see the city implement these bike lanes in the city. the mta should look at increasing loading zones during specific times of day and non commute hours for loading and unloading and look at long-term solutions to alleviate this problem and we have to look at other infrastructure improvements to address this issue. thank you. >> thank you. any other members of the public to speak on item number 3? please come up. >> i think our cards are over on the ledge way. i wanted to echo support for this item. i think enforcement is certainly part of the solution but it's not the whole solution. protected bike ways that basically block people from being able to park

to show you the scene here of last night, 17th and cuyahoga streets where someone on the corner unloaded a hail of gunfire on a minivan. at least 15 bullets. a man inside the van was hit several times. police show up on the scene and find another guy in the backseat who has two guns on him and tries to run. when the cops start to chase him, then this happened according to police. >> he turns he points the weapon in a direction of both officers. that's why one officer discharged his weapon. striking the suspect in the torso. that man was shot three times but both men are expected to survive. >> reporter: at the moment they are trying to figure out if the man shot at by police was the one who first unloaded on the minivan. so detectives want to talk to both men to find out exactly what happened here. and if they need to be looking for any more suspects. we're going to follow this one for now, live outside police headquarters, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> 5:33. the brothers accused of gunning down a philadelphia police officer have a court hearing today. carlton hicks and ramon williams

if you were asked to unload a 747, full of jelly beans, how would you do it. i got nothing. >> i'm guess they want you to relate it back to work and the skills you have that would be useful to them. >> sure, creativity, in some professions vice important. maybe your answer can be well crafted. well we now know to b be prepared. >> interesting nonetheless. >> yes. >> any job that requires you to unload jelly beans from a 747, you might need to pass. >> right, good tip. >> thanks, jill. >>> coming up after the break we will have have traffic and weather together on the th >>> just past 4:53 lets get traffic ape weather together. good morning, vittoria. >> good morning everyone. still a great commute this morning. we're not even at 5:00 and usually we don't see rush hour until 6:00 o'clock or 6:00 is a. whale we wait we will take advantage of the beautiful commute. we have schuylkill expressway looking great, not too far from center city and beyond throughout your western suburbs or heading toward walt whitman bridge. traveling on i-95 this shot around girard ave

the salt unloaded off a forklift right on to the sidewalk where customers quickly swoop it up. >> did you think on march 4th you'd still be buying salt? >> no i did not. i thought it would be done. >> it's nuts. it's nuts. this is almost as bad as last year. last year we had like every week was like this. >> reporter: the salt selling out in a matter of minutes. and no i didn't miss the opportunity to grab a bag myself myself. >> shovels do good job. if you have ice we've got ice choppers. people want salt. we'll sell them saul. >> reporter: at 5:00 tonight delivery number five. more and more bags of salt unloaded from this van and right into the arms of anxious customers. >> people are desperate. >> reporter: they are. we just had a couple of guys walk up and say no! because guess what the store closed about half hour ago. closed at 5:30 but take look. you can see the salt in here on the noor all stacked up. killian's opens tomorrow morning at 8:30. so if you can get out in the snow they'll be here i talk to the guys they said they're doors will be open. they don't care about the sno

our shooter walks in, as soon as he sees him, he unloads on him.n, when you saw he leaned down, he actually fired the fatal blow into the victim's head right in front of several several patrons and then calmly walks out of the store. >> calmly walk out of the store. the shooter described as a man in his 20's, 30's, five-nine five-11, husky again was support ago philadelphia water department jacket. police say he is armed dangerous, and again they are working with the philadelphia police department, philadelphia water department, to see if they can identify this man as a current or former employee, or maybe he borrowed the jacket from someone else. they can't figure out motive on this case, they say the victim is a married stay at home dad of a young child. there is a $20,000 reward for information. you can call police if you have any information for them. mike al next. >> why don't you just mention they can't figure out a motive so early but i mean, there is no indication that he knew this guy? >> police may know, that they haven't release that inf

you see it there, it flipped over on 676, about eight hours ago, crews are working to unload the bigig before it can be uprighted. but that will be the morning challenge. christine maddela smon or thinge ing monitoring the impact right now. >> everything it was hauling there, whenever something like that happens crews have to come in and unload the tractor-trailer on to another tractor-trailer before they can even begin the process of righting that and towing it out of the way. and this is video from last night, so you can see how it caused a bottleneck outside of rush hour times. so westbound, you will expect delays any time right now, there's just not a lot of volume out there, but any time this morning, you can expect some delays because crews are still blocking lanes due to that. the ben franklin bridge westbound is not closed, but it is going to be slow. you want to use the betsy ross or the walt whitman to get around that. nearby, this is interstate 95. it's not impacting any traffic on interstate 95 at this hour and i'm going to keep a close eye on that and make sure that we f

central warf and they were doing all of the things they normally did to get the ship ready to be unloaded and tying it up and putting game planks down and stuff like that and a confederate courier on horseback came pounding out along the pier yelling get your ship cast off. get your ship out into the stream, get your ship out into the harbor away from the dock and before they could do that a gang of 200 confederate soldiers away from the garrison and post were fed up and swarmed the ship and broke up the holds looking for liquor/alcohol. when they found that they started drinking. by this time a large group of citizens had arrived and were watching all of this. and pretty soon the looting became general. and you had women and children and civilian and soldiers all going through the cargo of this runner who had arrived and taking anything they could use, anything they thought they might be able to sell. just taking everything they could get their hands on. and finally the captain managed to get enough people off the ship he could cast off and he got going again and picked up the crew of an

tsa says they found this unload unloaded 45 caliber gun and passenger's carry on luggage.light to miami saturday. that's no you have no. they called philadelphia police who arrested the passenger at the security check point. the begun is the first firearm founder in a carry on bag at the airport so far this year. >> getting around on city sidewalks not so easy with all that ice out there. it's especially tough and dangerous for people with mobility issues. >> fox 29' bruce gordon has been spenting this day with several people fighting an uphill battle in this weather. >> reporter: all over the city folks are chipping away at ice covered sidewalks. it's the kind of ice that make it tough going for folks on two legs but what if you travel on four wheels? like sean tucker who has spent nearly her entire life in wheelchair. >> we go to work we go to school. we got doctor's appointments like everyone else. so it's real frustrateing. we don't just like sit in the mall like statues we got thing to do. >> reporter: all it takes at a small mound of snow or patch of ice to make a cu

central wharf, and they were doing all the things they normally did to get the ship ready to be unloaded and tying up at the wharf and putting gangplanks down and stuff like that, and a confederate courier on horseback came pounding out along the pier yelling, "get your ship cast off, cast off, get your ship out into the harbor away from the dock." and before they could do that, a gang of about 200 soldiers confederate soldiers who were away from their garrison away from their post, they were fed up, they swarmed the ship, and they began breaking open cargo holds and and looking for liquor, looking for alcohol. and when they found that they -- and they found that started drinking by this time a large group of citizens had arrived and were watching all this, and pretty soon the looting became general. and you had women and children and civilians and soldiers all going through the cargo of this blockade runner that had just arrived and taking anything they could, anything they could use, anything they thought they might be able to sell, just taking everything they could get their hands on.

scarlet: who could be unloading?eslie: some independent directors and the ability to sell from softbank and from yahoo! as well. scarlet: alibaba, the company is facing challenges in the past couple of weeks. it is still up from its ipo price, but at a post-ipo low. cracked the key issue for alibaba, the long-term investment is still low. clearly, they've had some short-term misses. the first earnings release out of the box public was a little light on the revenue. i think a lot of investors were saying, we are pricing this stock for if not to perfection close to perfection. and alibaba has been pretty adamant about defending their position. but they are going to have to think harder about piracy, and the website and some of the goods listed on their website. that might have some short-term negative revenue implications. investors want to see the next quarter let's see how the growth looks and i think this stock is focusing on that. joe: something that bothers me about the whole of the discussion is everyone knows it

it unloads the weight off your lower back. >> see, that makes sense. less pressure and work for your back muscles means less back pain. >> okay, john. give me a hand. put this fat belly on the weigh scale here. >> okay. >> because i want to show you how my belt can help to lift the weight off your lower back. okay, that's a lot of weight. >> now, imagine taking that kind of pressure off your sore back. >> look at this, john, okay? when i'm pumping it up, my belt will actually lift the weight off the lower back. so, we went from 20 to 8, 7, 6 5, 4 -- the weight just keeps decreasing because the belt will lift the upper body weight off the lower back. now, we're down to almost zero weight. it's like going out to space -- zero gravity. you know, my belt will help to relieve the pressure and the pain off your back. until now, the only way to decompress your back was to hang upside down or use a clinical decompression bed. >> i've no lower back pain when i have this belt on, playing with the kids. i feel like i'm very supported. i feel that my lower back is

its purpose is to reopen the bay on the coast, permitting ships unload nearby.begins with elements of the 502nd infantry where without recovering resistance they move in land to link up with the oncoming 327th. the inland forces push forward securing the highway and sweeping the adjoining countryside. supported by helicopter gunships , they cleaned out the operational zone within six weeks. by early september of 1966 they have secured bungalow bay and highway one to the north. sweeping through the mountains they capture the enemies and vietcong. [gunfire] while operation john paul jones is still in process, the engineers begin construction work on the connecting highway. they have done their job well in the new seaport has been formed. in the weeks that follow they protect the rice farmers as they harbor 17,000 metric tons of the precious grain. once again the area becomes a battlefield and the vietcong suffer heavy losses. the vietcong have had enough. they are nowhere to be found. 11 vietnamese are found, however. they have apparently received no medical atten

. >> as corporal smith unloads, daniel smith runs for cover in a ditch. >> i kept shooting. as soon as he hit the ditch, i jumped to my feet. my first instinct was to call for help. >> it's cool. >> but then in that instant mecham remembers a video he sue in rookie school. it was a 1992 traffic stop in south carolina with a state trooper named mark kotz. >> 21! >> trooper kotz was shot, called in for help, and the suspect was laying in front of him, and he got shot and he died. and that video immediately went through my mind, get cover. get behind something. and i sprinted for the back of my patrol car, and as soon as i got to the back of it, he knelt up in the ditch and fired three more shots. >> 331, signal zero. i've been shot at, and i have hit the subject. get on the ground! get on the ground! >> a few miles away, deputy sheriff ron simmons hears corporal mecham's call for help. >> he was saying words to the effect if i don't know if i've been shot. shots have been fired. i switched to emergency lights and sirens and drove the fastest and best i could to get there. >> a

they have to unload the tractor-trailer before they can upright it. at this point not causing delays if it stays out here, traffic gets by one lane on the ben franklin bridge that will be big problems. the haverford situation we've been talking about with township line road being milled and paved. almost done, but still out there at this point. the big story is the overturned tractor-trailer. more tales coming up. >> this is new on "action news," falling debris killed a philadelphia native walking the streets of new york city months before her wedding day. heavy winds blew a 4 by 8 sheet of plywood off the construction site striking the woman and slamming her head against a brick wall killing her her fiance is going to bury her in philadelphia. she saw the best in everyone she was reminding me to see the same. we were together for might have five of the best years of our lives, this is the most devastating loss. >>> residents want to know why the construction site was not secured. >> it's very windy here, one would hope they would take extra precautio

he is worth 350 million-dollar, is looking to unload 72 million-dollar in property.lion. now his compound in the hollywood hills was put up on the mark for just shy of 13 million-dollar. according to a source cruise compound was occupied by members of the tom's family before being put on the market. it is located off muscle holland drive and contains two houses on 2.75 acres of land. it has seven bedroom, nine bat, pool spa waterfall and jet liner views. added bonus justin timberlake is a neighbor. >>> there is no indication financial troubles are triggering his massive property liquidation. tom has been busy shooting mission impossible five in europe. if you keep up with tom he started selling his property the in 2013, in new york city he unloaded a town house for 28 million-dollar and a condo for 3 million. chris and jessica back to you. >>> all right. thanks. you can see the insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 we have an eye on the storm, kathy. >> we sure do, well hopefully, definitel

. >> some 15 cell casings lie on the street in nicetown after police say someone unloaded a hail of gunfire into this minivan. one man sitting inside was hit in the torso. >> multiple bullet holes in the front windshield, there is some are the driver side door. >> officers found another man in the back seat. they say he takes off running with two handguns with extended clips. they say he turned the corner and aimed the gun at the officers in pursuit. >> he aimed his weapons at the officers and one officer fired his weapon striking the suspect in the torso. >> right now police can't be sure he is the same guy that shot up the mini van retiled with bullets. >>> it is very important that the victim of the initial shooting as well as the suspect apprehended and possibly shot by police are both in stable condition. >>> and northwest detectives want to interview both men when they get out of surgery and learn what lead up to this shooting and if there are any other suspects out there. meanwhile internal investigations are looking into the shooting. >>> and the shooting comes just one day after th

it's time to start unloading. keep going. >> they're all fine.e second one's gotta face in. >> yeah, we're okay. >> just help me out. we gotta move. >> let me get danny to move this car. >> gotta get these off. >> that's a customer's car? >> bring 'em off and i'll have my guys pull. >> i want a domestic here, and i want that brought a little forward. who parked that? >> i'll pull it up. >> pull it up. guys, get me the keys for the wrangler. the second hauler just showed up and we have a lot of cars to unload. >> we gotta move. we're late, we gotta move. >> pete is really working hard to get things done. >> oh, [bleep]. >> he's making up for the late arrival. >> put the shovel down. you're gonna drive a car. one, two, try one more. one at a time we take 'em off. lot of work. marcus, all the cars are cleaned off, all the snow. >> it looks good. i'll take the shovel and i'll go grab that section over there. >> okay. >> hi. welcome. thanks for braving the weather. even though we were expected to get over six inches of snow. welcome to automatch usa.