in recent years we've seen far too many venues that have expensive situations that are being forced to shut down i'll list a few cafe cocoa month and the red devil lounge the lexington club and the button of the hill in the pending housing development we see the prospect of the elbow room being adapted by housing it faces a unique set of circumstances we can't blame everyone on one factor but the spread of housing production to new neighborhoods with one of the things the venues are facing this is a problem not only culturally and socially but economically here not city the city controller's office 2012 night life report i want to thank my co-sponsor for having put concrete numbers venues and night club and bars attract 6 i will million visits and $1800 million in san francisco extent in san francisco every year and 43 percent of residents in the surrounding area continue to visit san francisco boo do so brirm because of the vunsz night life is a part of what makes san francisco he it's a major part of our economy and, of course, we need new housing but have to find a way to come gu

hoping that may be one the supervisors can look at the definition and see we we can add so those venues are allowed to participate and have music can fall under the jurisdiction of entertainment commission. >> can i clarify whiechdz and are - >> i specifically have in mind england side their driving some of the businesses to connect one a a cycling they don't have food or beverage but want to participate and currently don't meet the definition but maybe something applicable. >> great, thank you. >> all right. is there is there any additional public comment seeing none, public comment is closed item number 2 is revenue and approve the minutes from march and february 3rdrd. >> i want to move to approve under is a motion is there a second. >> are we approving both or one unless you want to split them. >> i remove my motion and to bifurcate the minutes. >> any public comment? >> take a vote. >> commissioner chief administrative officer no way a vote to bifurcate the minutes. >> commissioner moshoyannis commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner frost commissioner tan. >> the motion p

40 or 35 i do believe that people come here for the night time we have to have enough night life venues this is awesome and great i have a couple of questions so what is the developers incentive to inform the people who are burr of leasing the property when the property is completely fulfilled the developer gets to walk away. >> the developer has to there is a special restriction on the toilet theoretically they can choose not to but there's consequences. >> i see and as far as people noise so lots of the complaint about speech and pedestrian traffic late anothers night to sometimes, people i mean is people noise restricted to a decimal level i know that we are permitted 8 decimal points above ambiance what about speech and laughing as they leave a venue. >> that's not something we're codifying this is your purview as the entertainment commission and nuance within the property plan are they out on the sidewalk that's a regulatory problem that falls under the commission. >> okay other than this i think this is awesome. >> thank you. >> i wish it came earlier. >> another commissioners com

message to developers we won't accept those kinds of practices and want to include our live music venues another an early stage so they have a say in the development. >> thank you, mr. carson next is dennis followed by michael followed by robby. >> i'm from the great american music hall along with everyone else in support of this legislation we're here to help san francisco save i did from itself and high tech is great a wonderful thing but let's face it not everybody in san francisco works in the high tech field before the.org boom in the latest 90s leave people go to clubs they're still going to club buses the new developments they're not for those people not for a lot of san franciscans their for people come in who are coming in for a year or two years in the high tech fold and about how many they're gone let's make sure we take care of the people that have been here in the loose 25 years supporting night life thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm michael winger the executive director for the charter we're known for putting on the grammy awards this i

by having those venues it is not only an important piece of culture landscape around san francisco but the nation thank you for sponsoring this legislation. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> hi, i'm robby an advisors to the board of the chapter i run an artist management come here inform san francisco i want to say i'm in full support of this and it's a way to deal with the impending processing problems that the night life is experience with the growth of residents in the city i think that is an important part of san francisco the reason we come here because the cultural live music in san francisco needs to be protected i feel this legislation is fair and justice offering transparent to a new residents as well as the business owners that run the night life in the city and i thank you guys for your sponsoring and endorsement of this. >> next speaker is ben and tom and followed by ace. >> hi, i'm benny am my business partner and i are the co-chairs of the cultural association we own 7 bars in san francisco and employ over one hundred and 50 people reason that we love this legis

. >> there's no sound like problems before but this venue has this always been a night club but now a bar converted to a night club. >> it was built in 19986 and always been a night club and restaurant. >> those are new owners taking over. >> yes. >> can you tell us our experience in running a night club. >> we have didn't even experience in running a restaurant but employed a person that ran a night club so i his name is juan and he ran one in obamacareco poco. >> he worked a long time ago. >> commissioner frost. >> i said this you named the gentleman that run a security that backed out how long ago and is there a pro tem lead in get a contract. >> we contacted him about the same week we put in the application and he contact you had to call him 3, 4, 5 two or three times and said sorry mark to be honest i've been in contacts with the second-rate companies and asked a few people what is a good security company i give them a name but other than that i don't know. >> do the skirt companies have security dwours at other companies. >> yes. >> have you contacted them to see if they're inte

i missed the legislation i've looked it carefully and i support it i know that many of the venue owners are here they have places of entertainment and, of course a lot of new construction and buildings that are converting to imperial because of the high value of that use in san francisco and having mediated between the folks and the venues it is an important policy in place i'm happy to support this and add my name a co-sponsor and want to recognize supervisor breed and her office this legislation has a ton of details and work that was clearly put into place to make this happen i want to appreciate with the planning and entertainment commission and senator edwards office. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> thank you, thank you to the members of the public that came out and for really succinctly to make the case why this is important there is one public commenter that talks about the technology and there's the termination we see it a little bit too much in the city in my opinion linking all the problems to have must be because of technology people coming here i think this is a little bi

and guard indicated with an outdoor company they have is to be licensed by the state if in house the venue has to be licensed by the state but the identity of the security guard don't know get me wrong i don't disagree with you i don't think they have to know who the security guard is is a factor we don't have to uphold that. >> does that speak to our concern that may or may not. >> it does we can approve this but they can't use it until they get a security company. >> that's the job of our inspectors to make sure the security guards have ensured cards and they will go there and checkout the guards. >> two months after getting this permit they get rid of one security company and hire another. >> exactly. >> we're not hold them to a security company. >> so we have a conditional poe and the condition of the extended hours is that the question any motions. >> yeah. i'll make a motion to approve. >> excuse me. to approve and then extend. >> to continue the extent hours okay. >> sorry. >> i'll second. >> any discussion? seeing none, >> okay. just to be clear is that motion to approve with the p

the problem is taking the music performance you - it creates a sense your performing in a smaller venue it is not comfortable they have that with the wake field theatre with the curtains they've had success bus little answer to do something that looks at and feels for permanent we're using some walls for example, as as opposed to instead of curtains we're working with an consultant that has done it successfully internationally but in this country all the pieces you're looking at with exception to the stage we've done pocketing work to make sure it is required to support those kinds of events your essentially dropping those pieces down whether the side walls, the piece or the had a a lot port part of the scoreboard and urging a hydraulic system to float over so you press a bottom it moves an whales and you have your lighting a lot of your sound cluster and prornlz it brings the ceiling down at one point we're putting a lid on this this halo piece down to the acidity the lights are situated you have it. >> are the screen walls awe enthusiastically treated and the sound in your halo system

thank you. >> another question is if he's renter out the whole parking lot as a venue will that order be for the venue or serving the alcohol. >> i mean. >> the alcohol is not the issue. >> right. >> i don't know the rules i'll suggest to the commission this applicant does not - would be unwise to violate his conditions of his liquor license for observe reason not under our purview to what you decide i don't know if it is relevant. >> so basically, if at the rent out the parking lot. >> the whole parking lot is actually the premise there's the fixed you know little storage containers whatnot they've converted as well as the food trucks that line up the whole wide open space. >> so the 3 containers he's serving his food. >> no, this is where the alcohol is coming from the food from the trucks. >> i assume the tvs are there. >> i don't know. >> supposedly the tv near that area how far from to the the in the matter neighbor. >> can i have the screen back up please thank you, thank you are what i think they are which this is a wide guess maybe he can elaborate kind of hard to see many thi

but in response a new line that - one thing in reading the map the t line i feel as more and more venues in south of market the dog patch is going to be the big area where a lot of late night clubs will exist i've not heard much in response to that is there anything you can say about that line in particular. >> well, i think isn't there a my understanding was each muni rail line has a muni rail bus i can't say for certain but what i suggest it to apply that question to our recommended next step to refreshing the late night and early morning bus service returning we were trying to frame all the needs of transportation that is whether with the more specific transportation happened that's a part of city where the land use has been changing and will continue to do so. >> i want to make sure we're thinking ahead and not respond to the current problems. >> planners try to do that. >> commissioner perez. >> thank you thanks for coming for your survey were you able to see where the early and late night riders coming to and go from so those areas most in need. >> so we did ask in the survey for z

this is part of our multi- venue exhibit. this particular station is at the tulsa historical society museum. this is my favorite quote from the entire exhibit. i violated history and telling the truth. what a story hers is. the fact that this woman had the courage to tell the truth about the indian land this that were disgraced oklahoma but needed to be told. and and her later years she said, i have said some of the most awful things about oklahoma politicians but no one seems to hold it against me. and then john hope franklin time the story of the greenwood race riots in the prejudices that had occurred we look at history we see that it is a matter of going back and collecting history revisionist history. toni morrison came to oklahoma to do research for her novel one of the things she said that struck her about the state was the fact that it was much more rushed that she had expected. a lot of times it is interesting to people caused us to change course of history. jim lehrer wrote a really funny satire about oklahoma polit

the lighters i'm call cag the par venues par excellence.as i said, they would change the face of washington society. they want had been running the blaine house in the 1880s for the exorbitant sum of $11,500 a year. i haven't done the calculations as to how much that is in today's dollars but it's a lot. and they were proudly telling everybody how much they were paying for rent trying to give the impression that money was no obstacle. but everyone in town realized that they were just suckers and being taken in by blaine. levi leiter was one of the fou s of marshall fields, what later became marshall fields department store. and when he decided, he was worth over a billion dollars in today's money. but that said in, 1891 the leiters decided to make washington their permanent home. they had just been coming here for the social season which ran from about thanksgiving till about lent and then everyone left town. they either went to such places as newport or bar harbor or if you didn't get an invitation to one of those places you disappeared to

. >> this is not the only program but renting the venue for conferences and other types of performances and other types of musical performances hours will advisor for the most part those types of shows will end at midnight not a market to go past that for that type of experience you, however, we do want the capacity of being able to go to 2 for some shows 42 but not regularly we don't want to be sown seen as a night club and i know you did ouch with art institutions did you reach out to the neighbors next door to you. >> we only - we personally didn't reach to neighbors we had a couple of neighbors that reached out to us but we didn't do it ourselves. >> are you planning on could go that. >> yes. as part of our abc permits we're doing that. >> it's part of the permits for the entertainment not only with other artists organizations but the neighbors that are potentially going to be impacted by your entertainment so that's part of your requirement. >> we met with the residence that reached out to us and been proements ourselves out to the public as much as possible we've been there fundra

their current needs to be better whatever so i did that and sound tests at 22 high street it is a venue it come in a couple months ago for a permit and basically, they were issues scheduling time for their neighbors to come over and be involved in the sound test we were able to schedule that and get that done the will sound peaked you could barely here hear this next door that was 44 d b c i don't expect problems they've done a job working with the neighbors last thing a compliance issue as a result of a report from the officer about gun position case they've investigated and the suspect had been in one of the bars or something like that that the bar cooperated in arresting the suspect the suspect was in the bar with a gun because usually grant and green they don't have many problems with the kind of patrons not too many criminal issues that we see they haven't been doing pat downs but after talking with the director we think that is a good idea what you don't know you don't know because the issue that happened here it is a good idea for them to start doing that so i'm going to go back

street and include six live music venues. its detective water fountains will be ripped out and a performance venue called 39n will accommodate 2,000 fans a concert venue, bowling alley, sports bar and retail shops are included and space for private event rentals. this won't fail. i have never failed in my career. i have never picked an that didn't turn around. >> the redevelopment will add 500 new jobs to the 400 existing jobs. >>> makes me feel so much more independent. >> helping the blind and visually impaired enjoy tv in a new way. the new device that's enhancing their entertainment experience. >>> and it's what we've been waiting for and it will finally arrive. a warm day with sunshine. all the details in my first alert forecast and the next chance for rain. >>> the montgomery county coroner says the couple found dead in their homes from chainsaw injuries died as a result of murder-suicide. nbc 10 went to the house on country lane this morning but no one answered the door. investigators say cristhristopher peppleman kill

thank you we deal with the mom and pop owners that runs a night bar this is like audry said in the venue that is throwing a inch that is needed we don't want to go to oakland colosseum so thank you for bring all that here i think this is something we'll look forward to you know you guys are going to be presenting again to get our permit i don't see any problems but get regular updates whether formally it will be very much appreciated. >> i think that developing an with the office buildings and making this a total lifetime will be moving to a greater success and benefit to the city. >> thank you thanks for your time. >> opening it up for public comment i have two speaker cards i'll call those folks first please if anyone else come up to the microphone. >> (calling names). >> good evening my name is vanessa and i'm a narrative self-control i'm here lived in dog patch for 11 years over 11 years i'm a member of the dog patch neighborhood association since 2004 we in adaptive truly care about our neighborhood i'm sure you're aware of we have a strong community and support warriors development

. >> a new life music and entertainment venue is coming here to philadelphia and it will housed in oldlding in philadelphia's fishtown neighbor neighbor. >> exciting news to live music fans. "eyewitness news" at the farmer ajax metal company building on frankford avenue. it will be rehabbed in ooh new facility call the fillmore philadelphia set to open in the fall it's going to be able to hold about 2500 people with state of the heart technology for life shows. >> this is just another element in the revitalization of fishtown. we're excited to be a part of it and on major nights we'll have a couple hundred people working for us at the fillmore. >> the venue will have club within a club called the boundary that will be on the top floor. more intimate space to showcase smaller acts. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight a big celebration over at the kimmel center. >> naacp legal defense and educational fund held its 75th anniversary dinner tonight. pennsylvania governor tom wolf and philadelphia mayor michael nutter were among the special guests there. the organization fights for racial justi

sports is next. >> lesley phillies hoping for better luck tonight. >> change of venue.we're hoping. the phillies looking to stop four game skid on the road taking on the nationals. a team they beat in two out of thee games last weekend. so here's hoping. long night for cole hamels. you know escobar wasting no time right there. that's going to be out of the ballpark. the nationals had take the lead. cole's six home a loud this season. freddie galvis hits a ball off the fence in right field. cole sports from first base. tied the game there. in the fifth inning cole facing michael taylor. michael hits his second jack of the season. cole now given up seven homeruns this season all solo. and in the sixth it doesn't get much better. zimmerman goes the opposite way to right. jayson werth and bryce harper score and phillies john their fifth straight game, five-two the final. >>> the sixers season finally over. they finished with i wasn't witness wins the third worst record in the league. brett brown said he is happy the season is over and nervous about the nba draft lottery on

the moon and venus very close together, look west, north west. it's a waxing crescent moon and venus off to the right. kind of a nice treat. live lookout side, we have some clouds right now. 68, still pretty comfortable, very dry. humidity only 22%. winds are still west at about 10. this little deck of clouds we have will move out in the next hour. so cooler and dry early tonight, no doubt. bus stop temperatures kind of cool. 44-54 so a jacket probably a good idea in the morning. showers and perhaps a thunderstorm potomorrow. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. windy tomorrow too, still mild, and then breezy and much cooler. much, much cooler on thursday. 10:00 o'clock tonight, partly cloud, temperatures mid-50s, around 60 downtown. by morning, we're seeing 40s now. 48 in gathersburg. 54 downtown. by 9:00, still partly cloudy skies. going to work, you'll need your sunglasses. no doubt about that. by lunchtime about 1:00, we see the line of showers and even a few thunderstorms. we've got thunderstorms leesburg gathersburg, and then we have snow out toward davis,

hi, my name is venus. grew up with a brother with down syndrome and i'm here to share my experience and stories. hi, i'm marry ann dewan, and i'm the chief school's officer with the santa clara county office of education. at the office of education we work wit h students with disabilities and we are the lead provider of a specialized service through the inclusion collaborative. i'm jackie matsushima. i'm a pat president of the rotary club of san jose, i'm a grandmother of a twin girl with cerebral palsy. i've also written a book about her that was published in 2010 called, "for the love of aimee" my name is quinn dang, and i'm the corespondent on the story. i'm thrilled that we're having this conversation today and i hope our community will take this as an opportunity to understand how we can better connect with the disabled. venus, you just said something that i can relate to. i have a sister who was born with down syndrome. i watched my mother growing up in chicago thinking, "how are we going to get thro

we had over 200 people representing the venues [inaudible] local media. we were also able to get facebook and this took years to do. [inaudible] that means our posts are getting more engagement and became a valuable marketing asset. we also rezerected our news letter which receives about a 37 percent rate open rate, which is good. it continues to grow about 12 percent per year. one of the big things we did that year and this happened ath the beginning of the fiscal year is the fisherman warfs crab sign was in jeopardy of being red tagged by the port of san francisco. it rusted out so we irk would the muchant association and the port and at a cost of about 115 thousand dollars it was replaced and we replaced the incandescent lights with led lights talight it up. for the first time ever we hired a marketing manager and she created a marketing plan. we were able to get that out to the district and a lot of businesses use that as a boiler plate. we expanded the ambas door policeman which is invaluable tr the district. it helps do out reach and is a vital part

news" tonight, big plans are in the works to turn a vacant vactory in fishtown into a new concert venue and officials launch an effort to improve the lives of the city's homeless. >> it was another beautiful spring day and our luck runs out tomorrow and we'll time out the showers moving our way and what it means for the weekend in the accuweather forecast. >>> phillies go to washington to start a series and ducis rogers looks back at the sixers season when "action news" continues. >>> a new beat is coming to the fishtown section of the philadelphia developers announced plans to turn the ajax company into a $30 million concert venue live nation will run the fas it's and called the penn village. a concert hall and the foundry club the complex will have taverns and restaurants. >>> the city of trenton, mercer county and the rescue mission is launching a new effort to improve the quality of life for single adults that happen to be homeless. nora muchanic has the story. >> then there is this, have you to go here and here. >> kevin mccauley is homeless like many he is frustrated when it comes

. >> neighbors really excited about a brand new concert venue being planned, happening in fishtown. the new venture is set so turn a century-old ex-factory into a state of the art concert hall and more. nbc 10's drew smith live to show us this neighborhood in transition. drew? >> reporter: jim and rene this is delaware avenue. a lot of things changing over here. the casino on this side. the new construction we're talking about today, this building here. by october, you should see a music hall in there opening up in the old factory building. live nation wanted to start its latest philadelphia project with a bang. it plans to use the 125-year-old ajax metal company building to house a 2,500-feet music hall a separate theater club plus a restaurant and bar. >> philadelphia's hot. super hot. people are excited to come here. >> reporter: regional president jeff gordon says entertainment brings people out to new places. >> i think they'll come from all over philadelphia, all over the state, all over the country. >> reporter: the area is set to benefit is fishtown in the delaware river wat

decimal level is predicament for that and making sure because sound travels if it goes out of his venue take a walk around. >> if you would be okay that that specific conditions. >> and djs are live musicians. >> a dj is the last i looked was living and braektd therefore their alive (laughter). >> last i noticed. >> i wanted. >> but now you brought up my name cubic music with that corridor or market street and all the noise around van ness is not a viable way to do music it simply won't work and i don't think i mean, we, set a limitation on the amount fir terror and how much our inspectors we can ask our inspectors to go out and do that as a condition but which we don't normally do with limited live. >> acoustic music with not work i see a finger and you can't a.m. if i a finger and not a.m. if any, the band if you say and i cubical you preclude the dj i'm not for the acoustics only i don't think that will work and this commissions authority once we grant this permit to tell him what treatment we can tell him how loud he can see it also says that the dui about his truck stop provides so

developer addressed business leaders and follow developers in oakland, about creating the kind of venuet would entice both teams to stay. >> we see the opportunity to be part of something that will change the face of the city and the region. >> reporter: one problem the ownership says they are not interested in sharing property with the raiders, even if each team has their own building. the biggest issue parking. >> we don't harbor grudges against their view on it. our mission is and weelieve it's best for the region and for the city and for the county, to have both teams still here. >> bring them back. bring them back. >> reporter: one thing is certain, all of that partying in carson puts more pressure on planners in oakland to find the money and get a deal done soon. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> on this earth day, we're going to give you an example of social engineering, aimed at conserving water. the idea is to motivate people to change their behavior. and it's being used to get students to cut back on the water they use. david louie shows us two examples at local campu

street and include six live music venues.ts detective water fountains will be ripped out and a performance venue called 39n will accommodate 2,000 fans a concert venue, bowling alley, sports bar and retail shops are included and space for private event rentals. >> i commit and promise this will become the number one tourist attraction in atlantic city. mike? i always wanted to do that. mike? i guarantee it. >> there. gambling will not be a part of the complex. >>> to a developing story overseas. six world powers and iran say they are close to developing a framework agreement and have agreed to extend talks into tomorrow. >> even as talks continue, negotiators say they are far apart on a number of issues. >> reporter: whatever the negotiations yield t will face a tough review here in washington. in switzerland, negotiators kept talking far past the deadline for iran to submit to a nuclear agreement. iran says it won't be pressured but it is willing to make a deal. >> so our friends need to decide whether they want to deal with

they made what became a historic walk to the conference venue. citizens were standing by the road and cheering as the delegates passed by. >> reporter: indonesian president sukarno worked together to bring together 29 state leaders. paul remembers the leaders' charisma. >> translator: the most impressive moment was president sukarno's speech. it was very inspirational for all. i was very happy to be able to meet people from around the world and i'm proud to have been part of a historic moment. >> reporter: an exhibition of his photos was held 60 years after they were taken. young photographers have prepared the publication of a book. many people came to the event celebrating the publication. >> translator: as someone originally from bandung i'm proud to say that the city was part of an important moment in history. >> translator: i'm happy to see many younger people came to see the photos. i hope this book can be the motivation for them. >> reporter: 60 years after the historic meeting in bandung, people's memories have not faded one bit. and they

to her one the first was the planned the taxi driver appreciation night we had music and food at a venue another selma arts and she handled the whole thing another important project she's completed the a card seniority list that involves 9 thousand files older police and taxi commission files to establish that a card seniority list this project has taken a long time and, yes jason men i believe her mother is here as well (clapping.) >> so very honored and grateful for this award i know that if i didn't have such a great team i wouldn't be up here accepting this award i want to thank the taxis that provide such great influence and great help and, yes i'm super honored and grateful thank you (clapping). >> on behalf of the board and the entire agency we appreciate our outstanding work and wish you all the best. >> finally i want to ask our chief financial officer and chief operation officer to recognize one of the mta employees. >> it is an honor to give this award to her i'm very emotional about this he's a principle engineer in our technology division and lead and modesty point it allows

know if you've seen the exhaust report is it includes restaurants as well as other entertainment venuest is a robust report on the work but the biggest challenge is the workers being able to get other than and there's a lot of great information and those connections and those issues the issue is not just late at night but earlier in the morning because of the trains not running even muni for people to get to open if you're a barker or voluntary a breakfast service you can't get people to you it's a big issue that i know we've been working all working closely on the issue the expanded service with the transit bay area and having that out service will make a difference and the routes and where it is needed so i'm very happy this report is being brought to us and it is obviously bart going later that's a conversation topic and happy about the initiative we've been focused on for a long time if san francisco wants to be a 24-hour city if we get to that point it is about a large infrastructure in the core infrastructure that our city has in order for it to happen and places not been able to

they have the intensity level as well. >> how does the mind-set change when you change venues. >> youtrolled, more controlled pace. we tried to hit a few home runs. knowing we have the crowd behind us. we want to control our environment and control the crowd and keep them quiet. i think we do that by being solid. moving the ball. being us, being who we have been all year. >> and i tell you what if you're up 2-0 and you can get game three that means new orleans would have to win four straight. the series would pretty much be over but trust me new orleans knows that as well. the pelicans will come out on fire. they have the same thing with their t-shirts, all over the arena, and just realized, i'm wearing the wrong color. reporting live from the smoothie king center check in tonight players will talk about just that in game three. i'm mike shumann, abc 7 sports. >> yeah. a shirt and tie would be okay, too. we go for that as well. >> we came from the airport. >> you're constantly working, i understand. thank you, shu. >>> pelicans edging out oklahoma city for the final day of the regular

and that entertainment district being based in live entertainment. >> playground will have 14 music venue that is blatstein believes will create interest enduring the winter months this pier will be filled with thousands oz have people for new years eve. if is there i not a who will take we will create a holiday. we will have events here every week. >> reporter: he expects to increase employment from 400 to 900 jobs and he is not only one who thinks the playground will be a success. >> bart is a proven commodity in philadelphia. when you see concerts where four or 5,000 people show up at his events, you know in philly in the wintertime it tells you the guy necessary how to make things happen. >> reporter: first phase is expect to be ready by the fourth of july. in atlantic city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the governor of to tom wolf stopped by community college of philadelphia today talking about jobs. governor wolf promoting his jobs that pay program, as part of his proposed budget next year. governor wants to invest in k through 12 public education, reinvest in higher