and i know that probably most everyone has had something from weber's farmer farm there was a group started up and it was called the farmers growers group. and the whole idea behind that was to be able to get a group together to start a farmer's market in the raising but this group that got together was a dynamic group susan was one of them albert straus and ellen straus started the los angeles police department trust it was a group about evolving the food world and trying to make it a better food world for all involved purifies living out there i moved out there in 89 and i thought we have to have a farmer's markets all those 0 great food but no access to the food i tormented the farm bureaucracy and skmd asked them to sponsor a farmer's market they said we have no farmers we have reefrjz they grow beef and cattle they didn't count warren weber as a farmer in restaurants cycle he was one of the most important femurs we were starting from a very - and the first meeting i went to with the land trust the same people said we zoo don't have farms we have dairies they served powered ming

sheila weber. niles to see you sheila. >> great to be here. >> those are great statistics. >> national marriage week wants to celebrate marriage and help people find more success. we want to promote the benefits of marriage. in fact, just this month the federal bureau of economic research says that marriage does actually make people healthier and give them greater satisfaction. however, fewer people are choosing to be married. so in 191970 only 79% of the adults were married and now only 52%. we have dropped from 79% down to a 2% of the adults who are married in this country. and we just want people to know that marriage is actually good for you. it gist you greater financial stability. >> how so? >> married couples have far and above the accumulated assets that single people do. and guest you greater health and. men drop 10 years off their life span. it makes men live longer. >> why is that because they

. >> dave weber is in much the same boat. sitting out in the bay on a container ship. weber's company the an ex-consolidation center supplies green coffees and teas to roasters all over the bay area customers who now just have to wait. >> it's impacting the inbound product, making it available for the roasters everybody's frustrated if you will anxious to get product that should have already been here. >> weber told us, he's already had to impose rotating layoffs on his employees. he realizes a labor dispute at the port has resolved soon, it could take weeks or months for his shipment to return to normal. >> in san leandro, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, the negotiations that are underway between port worker unions and why container trucks are so fired up right now. >> a plea is going out to help people burned out of their homes find a place to live. >>> more than 120 victims of three major fires over the last week are still homeless right now. that includes a large fire that killed a man in the mission district. the city announced it h

weber company the an ex-con sol days center supplies green coffee and tea to rose terse all over the bay area. customers who now just have to wait. >> impact the inbound product visible for the roaster so everybody is frustrated. anxious to get product that is, anxious to get product that is should have already been here. >>reporter: weber told us he's already imposed rotatingly off on the employee. >> normally i would have this whole section hear stacked. >>reporter: fairfield him if turns regular bike no electric vehicle l but thanks to the work slow down at the port of oakland he hasn't received new part shipment in three months. fight for small business like mine while i plan for the did you know times there comes a point when it shuts you down that's where i'm at rate now. >>reporter: shipment in limbo would he doesn't have the backlog of customers wanting conversion kit for the book. at this point he has no idea when the stalemate will end. last he heard the container his badly needed component is stuck in long beach. if he can't supply his customers he won't be able to feed hi

. >> the first attempt was not successful and david weber had his second kidney transplant. >> my health is really good now. given traditional drugs with toxicity to the kidney, he was enrolled in a national trial using a medication that is a modified version of an arthritis drug. >> the beauty of it is that it has no toxicity to the kidney. >> he is one of the principal investigators. >> it is the first time we can get rid of both classes of drugs. >> one drug caused a burning sensation for him. >> my hands and feet were always on fire in the shower. >> it could change long-term survival for transplant patients such as weber. >> the number one cause of death in transplant patients, we have a chance to make improvements on that. >> two thirds have been enrolled in this trial. he could even take a vacation again -- in the medical team that gave him a second chance. >> jetblue is expanding service. >> how many new jobs are coming is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now, save 50% on

seizures and attack the nerve system. >> even small off gas weber and so you really don't node a large amount of mercury to cause a concern report rrt that's why when a students spilled the mercury recollect the situation was taken very seriously. >> we located the two stunts. found the spill wasn't just contained to the classroom but contained to the hallways. they were sharing it and had spilled it throughout the school. >> reporter: the school was quickly evacuated. a few people were taken to the hospital as a precaution but luckily everyone was deemed safe. >> we knew we were going to have to have a clean up. >> reporter: cleaning up is not going to be easy. we have to take full skin and breathing protection. once they're inside they have to get to work finding the mercury using special tools. >> they have to get every attempt to get every bead of mercury. >> reporter: the vacuums are not going to collect those dangerous nushgiary vapors. they are going to be released from a special venltsilation process. it can take days. >> still reporting now if the school is unclear on mondays.

weber. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. weber: i rise today in support of the keystone x.l. pipeline act. it comes into my district on the gulf coast of texas. over six years has past since the permit was applied for. the ipad wasn't introduced at that time. this congress is acting in less than two months to approve the nation's pipe loin. the president is creating all jobs, it is called studying pipelines. this pipeline will be safe and environmentally sound. that was the first amendment i got passed. the pipeline strengthens our relationship with an important ally and creates thousands of jobs for the american people. you know, they say the other side is saying some funny things. they say drilling and oil production is at a 29-year high. great. let's continue this process. let's make it better and longer. energy independence is right around the corner. you're on to something here. let's continue that. the other side says there's danger from oil spills. the truth is, the pipeline industry has a 99% safety rating. you canno

. >> reporter: weber spent the last year and a half working on "sleepy hollow," which seems like little time considering the elaborate design and complicated technical aspects including puppetry for the horses. >> there are very dark elements san toir themes. ghosts from the grave dancing in unison. but also beautiful and coquetteish katrina and a community united by fiddle dancing and celebration of life. >> reporter: even the dancers say this ballet is stretching theiral penlts. >> trying to figure out how to make his vision dom life and his choreography. >> it's ees's awesome the way that he tries to always bring the characters to life and make them so real. >> you work so hard and you know everybody struggled it just feels amazing. >> reporter: weber s ballets come from european fairy tales and folklore. five years ago he launched the american experience project to bring american literature to ballet form and tell stories that resonate with his company and his audience. "sleepy hollow," he says is his most ambitious project yet. >> i want to be invig rated by seeing part of their st

that is weber going down. he is on the floor in pain.ooks like an apparent knee injury right there. he had to be helped off the court and returned on crunches. they fall to richmond 64-52. >>> howard and catholic both winners tonight. american will play on monday. >>> let's go over to the ice now. the capitals always seems to give his team a chance to win in montreal. a perfect 4-0 record there with 2 shutouts. outstanding again today. the teammates not so much. ovechkin trying to make it two straight wins. this one all about the goaltenders. first period we're scoreless. joe ward. had a shot but how about carey price with a diving save? second period, no luck on the power play. ovechkin shot goes off the post. under 20 seconds remaining. stopped. rebound gets swept away by niskanen. 29 saves. 36 for carey price. in overtime fell apart for the capitals. max pacioretty scores on this deflection. that is the game. capitals lose a heart breaker in overtime 1-0. also the super bowl's tomorrow. i don't know if you heard. >> your prediction? >

but vcu even without the star point guard, weber, guys like melvin johnson stepping up. 17 points. snapped the gw 12-game home game winning streak and take it 79-66. >>> at the patriots center george mason hosting richmond. little free basketball for fans today. we're headed to overtime in o.t. the spotters working the ball around. josh jones knocking down the corner trey. a one-point lead for richmond. later in o.t. mason. that's moore driving for the rack. he scores. 71-67, george mason wins. >>> to american university. the eagles hosting lafayette earlier at bender arena. first-half action. au is up 3. darius pee wee gardiner 3 of his 20 points. america led by 12 at halftime. second half, lafayette trying to get back in the game. down 9. nice jump shot there. 23 points for the senior. american they beat lafayette, the final 88-77. >>> let's move on to the pros now. it's nba all-star weekend. the festivity taking place in new york. the big event despite lacking big names is still the dunk contest. this is the mathis standout. he put on a show for the fans with this 360 reverse du

down to richmond hosting lasalle, weber out for the season with an injured knee.'s pick this up. late second half missed shot long rebound, jordan price went deep. no problem. 34 points for him. game goes to two overtimes and driving scoring with the finger roll with la salle with the upset. over to pittsburgh taking on duquesne tonight, the team falling behind early but a little hope last first half. you don't want to be 6 footie freshman from japan. derek pulls it up and duquesne though with the win. 78-62. a couple other scores tonight, george mason loses to davidson 92-71. and catholic over goucher. and ryan clark has >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- hugh grant charles barkley, comedian kyle kinane

weber, for five minutes. mr. weber:00 thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to honor the memory of helen killroy of galveston county. she was a woman of service who always put community and others first. in march of 1989 her son, mark kilroy, hers and jim's son, disappeared during the spring break in mexico. unfortunately, the kilroys ultimately learned that their beloved son was murdered during a cult practicing human sacrifice. losing a loved one, especially a son or daughter, can be debilitating. instead, helen and jim kilroy decided to channel their grief into action. the memory of their son was honored through their support of causes to help those in need. in 1995, the kilroys founded the mark kilroy foundation to support the safe communities coalition. the coalition works to promote drug-free communities, violence prevention, and anger management. it also provides counseling for at-risk children. helen kilroy's selfishness did not stop at the creation of the foundation. helen was a foster parent to seven children. a district leader for t

you are nick weber. let's take a picture. >> let's just get up up-to-date. in a nutshell.the guys in "hot tub time machine 2". >> having realized their problems have not been solved by money and fame >> but they are living the good life >> they think they are. for a little bit. >> then i got shot >> you get shot >> and it's a bummer >> we need to find the point in time where things went wrong and fix it. here we go! >> so far so good. >> no! >> back in the tub. >> back in? the tub >> there are a lot of outlandish moments. was there anything either of you guys are like, whoa that's actually too much for me some >> there is a lot of 9/11 jokes that we just went wow. >> i don't think so, i think we were all pretty game throughout. >> was there anything that we said no to. >> i don't think of anything >> if i said yo that choosey doozie scene, i feel like i don't want what i would have objected to >> i had sex with marilyn monroe >> i discovered cocaine. >> how much time do you actually spend in water in a hot tub >> probably three days for production, yeah >> that's not too b

fear >>george: it is a store is will both into and out livermore for the dublin and to change after weberommittee which brings up a bad one fact of a to the macarthur maze over 22 minute drive times from highway 24 and for your trip to the cemetery ridge resident or more berkeley it's not as was moved closer to the summer to the time is 1560 minutes and cinemas sale of a word. >> james: we have visibility of some five down there a core of a mile or less spherical we have looked for for the day-to- day it will be fine dry and mild if you're looking for a lot mid-60's for the south bay the beginning to feel as we get headed to the overnight hours the wide use said later that sister out the pacific and is pulling moisture all the way from the raid ride here to the bay area fifth. for >>mark: his i would morning investigation were it is going now. of >>will tran: that to keep tabs on him or find a different suspect the move in on him late friday and saturday if they believe they have been suspect of it would not arrest them after the arrest they have to turn all the records to prosecutors pro

. >> weber told us he's had to impose layoffs on imemployees. >> normally this section would be stacked. >> fairfield stepped up to turn regular bikes into electric vehicles but hasn't received a shipment in three months. >> small business like mine i planned for down times there comes a point to shut down. >> with this shipment does not have customers wanting conversion kits for bikes at this point he has no idea when this will end. last he heard the container is stuck this long beach and if he can't supply customers he worries he won't be able to feed his family. >> i'm frustrated knowing that an organization uses my family as a negotiating tool. he asked a shipping company if he can take a trailer to long beach and pick up components himself the answer was no. >> david, what is at the heart of the dispute? >> well this has to do with an ongoing negotiation stretching out now for nine months. truck drivers say they're caught smack dab in the middle of the dispute. they have no stake. loading and unloading containers with billions of cargo inside but the long shoremen have been without

organization not only were they innocent from 2008 because they were not writing the risky mortgages in weberot out there. kennedy: i love that you agree with me but the problem is not that there was a problem but the over regulation and the fact it is a hundred 48 pages long and there are 1400 questions and some questions associated with the volcker role. that is the problem. >> it is caused by the big banks to lobby they control though lawmakers a there is no incentive to support the smaller banks. kennedy: you make my point for me. whole the capitalist that they write the laws and the problem is there is so much bureaucracy and so many loopholes and the banks have the resources to finally do it so when the bubble burst they will still be left standing in community banks will be a distant memory. >> i agree and lot of ways and my concern going forward certainly we have to protect community banks with the same way that how to reduce that with our economy? kennedy: then why? >> this is why we have the sec in the first place to say we need to bring the of fox into the henhouse to keep people i

. >> weber told us he's had to impose layoffs on imemployees. >> normally this section would be stacked. >> fairfield stepped up to turn regular bikes into electric vehicles but hasn't received a shipment in three months. >> small business like mine i planned for down times there comes a point to shut down. >> with this shipment does not have customers wanting conversion kits for bikes at this point he has no idea when this will end. last he heard the container is stuck this long beach and if he can't supply customers he worries he won't be able to feed his family. >> i'm frustrated knowing that an organization uses my family as a negotiating tool. he asked a shipping company if he can take a trailer to long beach and pick up components himself the answer was no. >> david, what is at the heart of the dispute? >> well this has to do with an ongoing negotiation stretching out now for nine months. truck drivers say they're caught smack dab in the middle of the dispute. they have no stake. loading and unloading containers with billions of cargo inside but the long shoremen have been without

petaluma and accident walk in the couple lives in palo boulevard override road south from at the webersrning the backed their riches and to the macarthur maze will have a stalled bid rate is a similar condition a couple weeks ago the stalled big raids on the blower jam of the loral won a one ride and san francisco that has not happened yet but could >>george: on 583 richmond westbound we're still trapped in a pretty good ride for public transit as well not closing any major problems as well. >>james: police and sentences are investigating a deadly shooting in the bayview district happen after 10:00 last night on 1400 block of luxury they got there found one person shut they try to say from but in the end could not no arrests have been made >>james: the-camera video we showed you yesterday was brought to us by taiwanese broadcast it shows the point plane blanking sharply in the wing striking a taxi in the british as a plunge into the nearby river 32 people are confirmed dead and this is analyzing the flight data recorder looking for more information on why it went down there was an air r

>>george: the weber is already backing up into the macarthur maze it is just back to highway 24 to 24 westbound is not yet backed up with the drive times is already 23 to 25 minutes for the west about trip from the main store san francisco i will have a complete check coming up in the meantime it traffic any time with the kron 4 mobile application a free download the works on both apple and android devices. >>erica: rapper after man getting the song because i got high he had trouble for punching a fan at a concert. this is video from the concert back on tuesday night showing him turning and punching a woman who got on stage and that's behind him the vineyards on immediately stop the concert place the rest of the rapper he is not out ambon and apologize to the incident if you like to watch the full video and to see the excuse the spokesmen said the can get a look at that at kron 4 dot com. >>erica: was a pretty nasty plunge. >>mark: was is excuse, because he got high? >>mark: will have an update on what happened to the coming up at 64 it will show you why this is contributing to securi

nimitz freeway answer alternate through downtown oakland this morning and tracking you're ride to the webers the back of moving into the macarthur maze for the westbound ride in the drive times move over 20 minutes and early the lead for the san mateo bridge will and advanced as usual the bridge to the backed a 419 to plan 20 the drive time from hayward over to send the sale. >>erica: the past hour to we have been dealing with a few like stray showers pushing through the area but right now bone dry if you're getting an early start for workers for a family without any rain will lead problems again in is when the outside when a gust of to 50 mi. per hour is pressing in higher elevations in the east bay because rain is not. as the army would not sit well forecasts in the same this is the system take a look at the size pretty impressive it will bring light to moderate even heavy rain at times will get by for the malls are filled morning commute is the afternoon that will be laid down for to the entire bank keep the mind of lingering scattered showers will continue on to the evening. fifth >>eric

he needed help from bruce weber to get out of the crowd.nd then there was the fan running a player and giving a hard shoulder. coach self said i wasn't nervous for me. there were players that hit our players. this has to stop. we looked back and found he's been critical of court storming for the last 11 years. in o 2004 he said there's always the possibility of having an altercation if you don't have the proper security. duke head coach has also spoken out against court storming and some have sent their players to the locker room early in anticipation the court might get overrun. both big 12 conference and kansas state are taking a closer look at the entire issue. the k. state athleteic director said we fell short for securing the court and es indicating ku to its locker room. we are disappointed we did not do a better job for the ku team. the bottom line here is you could see some big time changes coming up prior to march madness following last night's game and the court stormings that have been happening for years and years. >> thank you

nimitz freeway answer alternate through downtown oakland this morning and tracking you're ride to the webersfor the westbound ride in the drive times move over 20 minutes and early the lead for the san mateo bridge will and advanced as usual the

weber not private inner pretty vocal. not like donald sterling but they were not quiet about their attitudes it was understood that is how they thought and they don't think like that anymore. these are tragedies put on the other hand, with police brutality it was much higher than it is today also to attract optimistic trends with civilization with the data set with the late 1800's his heroes out remember interracial marriage was a controversy? i don't because it was so long ago but they would say that blacks and whites should not be allowed to marry. in 1959 i know anybody to even discuss is it any more. although i am perplexed by the 87 percent figure that is 13% that said they would not approve of a marriage between a black-and-white? why not 100 percent? i don't know. i magazine publisher also don't really deal with his long to portray famous people and a nasty sarcastic way end as the real issue was about jesus days budapest's arrives atheist rule so this is the elephant in the room. all of my friends are wringing the

weber says a shop can't be legally compelled to write a message. >> if the baker does not want to approve that message, that's their right, and we believe the law should reflect this principle, which i think moats people can see and agree on. >> i'm sorry, i don't do cakes for same-sex weddings. >> everyone deserves a cake. >> where the disagreement arises between legal scholars and conservative groups is over cases like these. where judges have found business owners must provide cakes to same-sex couples, even if they don't believe in same-sex marriage. legal experts say it's discrimination based on sexual orientation, and conservative grumes say it's a exercise of free speech. various cases are going to pop up all across the country. the takeaways are two-fold. you can't use the guys of religion to force someone to write a message they don't want to write. and two there is no federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation which means states like colorado and oregon and california that do have that protection in case will be the main battlegrounds for the issue. i'

travis weber says the shop owner can't be legally compelled to write a message. >> if the baker doesn't approve that message whether it's hatred or not, that's their right. the law should reflect this principle. >> i said i don't do cakes for same-sex weddings. >> everyone deserves a cake. >> reporter: where the disagreement arises between legal scholars and conservative groups is over cases like these where judges have found business owners must provide cakes to same-sex couples even if they don't believe in same-sex marriage. legal experts say it's discrimination based on sexual orientation and conservative groups say it's exercise of free speech. variations of these cases will pop up in states all over the country. the takeaways are two-fold. you can't use the guise of religion to force someone to write a message they don't want to write and there's no federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation meaning states that do have that protection in place will be the main battlegrounds for the issue. that's this edition of reality check. back to you. >>> let's turn

shea weber with the slap shot pass. two minutes later, sharks turn it over in their own zone.esult is not good. scoring off a rebound. 2-1 home team. it's gotten ugly. they trail 5-1 in the second intermission. >>> the sharks next home matchup is -- the atmosphere is in place as well. the ice going down to complete the rink for san jose and the rival l.a. kings saturday night in front of an expected 70,000 fans. >>> all right. finally, olympic champion missy franklin will soon be swimming final laps for the cal bears. the four-time gold medalist is turning professional after the upcoming pac-12 and ncaa championships in the next month and a half. which means her collegiate career will be over but the money of a lucrative professional career will be rolling in. however, plenty to miss about berkeley. >> being challenged in my class as i am in my sport every day has been amazing. it's been really hard at times but awesome pushing my limits and seeing what i can do with that. knowing that i'm surrounded by so many other student athletes on campus going through the same thing and

weber. we are going to a second round of questions. there are three of us left in case you wanted to ask another question. the foreign claim commission has found that there are almost 6000 u.s. calaims that are judged to be qualified for compensation by the castro dictatorship. the value of those claims by adding a 6% simple interest makes the total possible value of american claims to over $8 billion today. i do not think the state department will enforce helm s-burton by investigating trafficking in confiscated u.s. properties, nor enable u.s. property owners to secure compensation for the unauthorized use of property subject to a claim. do you think you will areor wont't? i worry the administration will use her influence to go further. will we help cuba get membership into the world bank, the imf the idb, other multilateral development banks? willie prevent any assistance or any other financing or benefit from -- will we prevent any other assistance or benefit until the claims have been resolved to the satisfaction of american owner

roger weber from affiliate wdiv reports on the gift that should make robinson's life a little easier.ter: james robertson's walking to work days are over. [ applause ] >> reporter: he entered suburban ford of sterling heights without knowing that a 2015 taurus belongs to him. >> when james started crying -- pretty much started crying in the car, i was like james, you can't do that you're going to make me cry, too. >> reporter: the 21 miles a day on foot began ten years ago when his old car broke down. still, robertson never missed a day of work. >> what do you think about being able to drive to work every day? >> you know that's a good question. you know -- every time i step into this, whenever i step into it it reminds me of where i've been and where i'm going. >> reporter: the taurus donation is top of over $311,000 through gofundme. a wayne state student started it. >> asked for advice with handling the money and putting it into a trust fund. that is in the works next week. >> reporter: the campaign will close sunday. robertson has given a great gift in return. a story of resilienc

. >> they're racing toward the county line so cox calls weber county for backup. >> so i called to the and had officers waiting for them. and then they hit a hill and i was able to catch up to them. >> finally, the pursued vehicle slows, stops. as deputy cox approaches the waiting car, he realizes someone in the car is either terrified or in horrible pain. >> i could hear yelling and screaming. as i walked up to the car i said, what's going on? >> dude, we're having a baby! >> is she having it right now? >> yeah. we're going to have a baby right now. we're headed to the hospital right now. >> okay. i can't have you going 100 miles an hour. how far along is she? >> the contractions are every two minutes right now. >> the husband seemed to be very grateful that the traffic stop did take place because it was almost like a load got taken off of his shoulders that there was help there. >> fortunately, deputy cox is a trained paramedic in davis county it's a requirement for his job. but he wonders if they need an ambulance. >> please! >> does she have an urge to push? can she feel the baby c

mourned enough the major hot spots to report here is a live look at the bridge will start with the webers along interstate 80. a live look at the san mateo bridge out where we have fought free clear skies on 92 and no problems and either direction the vote in favor is also very quiet this morning is a few cars coming in from the north of the heading into downtown san francisco headed southbound 101 in a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge bridge is a very much traffic condition of the interstate 580. >>james: back to the news to the bookstore mcfarlane this market operations are starting to return to normal for caltrans this morning after two fatal accidents reported just yesterday the hit and killed a man in the tunnel from nine less like the train was released from the st. this before 11:00 p.m. the accident happened in total one official said the train was heading south in continue traveling in that direction when was released the train tracks in menlo park have been cleared from the democrats involving a car and a cow trying the 30-year low was killed late yesterday afternoon

weber. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. weber: i rise today in support of the keystone x.l. pipeline act. it comes into my district on the gulf coast of texas. over six years has past since the permit was applied for. the ipad wasn't introduced at that time. this congress is acting in less than two months to approve the nation's pipe loin. the president is creating all jobs, it is called studying pipelines. this pipeline will be safe and environmentally sound. that was the first amendment i got passed. the pipeline strengthens our relationship with an important ally and creates thousands of jobs for the american people. you know, they say the other side is saying some funny things. they say drilling and oil production is at a 29-year high. great. let's continue this process. let's make it better and longer. energy independence is right around the corner. you're on to something here. let's continue that. the other side says there's danger from oil spills. the truth is, the pipeline industry has a 99% safety rating. you canno

of the security guard and on the syringe video will have a live report and an ally of the cab the weberss wednesday morning. she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. how do i knoi'm ttin thbestricen th?we'lmatcanycoetit's pce. wh abo thi pre mah guante d th? p. soo moey bines tomoole? , weo ha tomoole... ...t? staplehas ice tch guarantee. ke obudg hapn. ke bt pres hpen. staps. me mo hapn. this is the bay area news station... >>mark: surveillance video being released and could hold the clue to the killing of a security guard starter with robbery and ended with gunfire the crime happening over the weekend in san jose no rest have been made. >>will tran: 5 days after the shots were fired you could see the vigils taking place the candles still burning this happened on saturday night the security guard and his partner or a

>>george: from several to read what city a continue beyond apollo also the other bridges the weber is the time here but you're ride to the san mateo bridge does look better and the westbound drive time is below 90 minutes over to san sale. >>mark: police in san francisco looking for the man who java vendor shot for a district and from a restaurant. >>will tran: the shot fired at 330 in the morning three blocks from this and i ask the at c #2 at 26 and bryant this place was shut down into six and four few hours less so you the video the reason lies after the sauce were fired at the arrest on tuesday for an alabama the victim was outside this man leave the restaurant hops into his van and gets into confrontation with the man standing on the side wall that is when he fired several shots he was is one time he was rushed to the hospital the the driver of the van guest to this location here fighters more sons and that's when the police officers were here to collect the evidence there was no description of the shooter the man in the van and the reason why is the victim is not cooperating wit

>>george: will start with a look at the trip to the webers this morning and was bound commuters as youcan see it the little hazy their manure problem visibility on this planet is a good ride for the bridge across as just a nine minute drive times and for the san mateo bridge and equally good commute here at their no delays or problems to report on the bridge is along the ride in a limited time edge ahead from hayward over to sen sale and on the golden gate bridge will have part of the reds are reset up for the forefront in the southbound direction the crews are just finishing up with the line reassignment of their no problems with getting two or crossing into san francisco >>darya:new this morning. a two alarm fire in san jose. it broke out at around 2-15 on azucar avenue. kron 4's mike pelton is live with what happened. mike? >> reporter: pg&e crews are working to restore some downed power lines with a to alarm blaze star on the backside of this building as an ally of the tear at the center of the screen where talk them are to attend is more along the 21 the block the political fires

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so for constant weber out dates of course go to our website myfoxphilly.com. >>> well, 8: zero, a atled overnight after multiple shootings across philadelphia. that bridges the total number of homicides in philadelphia this year to 40. >> short time ago, steve keeley caught up with police commissioner charles ramsey, who spoke about the violence across the city, and what he thinks is happening right now. >> shows the level of violence we're dealing with out here. i don't know if we'll have any protests about it, that's one of the issues that i think needs to be brought out, as well. i mean, none of the shootings involved police at all. we come in and investigate them. but we've got 40 people dead in philadelphia so far this year. ninety-eight or so% of whom are african-american. >> i think there should be outrage. >> 98% are african-american. that's something. and think about it, not even in march yet. >> so the numbers, yes, very truck. remember, there is a human life behind everyone of those numbers, right? >> and family affected. >> yes. >> 8:06 is the time. that all said today ma

weber of texas. >> thank you madam chair. gentlemen, i apologize. you all seem to be getting a lot of questions. are you all going to be okay while i question her? >> yes, sir. >> okay. thank you very much. miss jacobson let me start out by saying i have really appreciated your professionalism and your demeanor and your attitude. you've done a good job and i appreciate that. are the state and treasury regulations now fully in compliance with the intent of congress when it passed the trade sanctions reform and export enforcement act of 2000? >> yes, sir. we believe they are. >> you believe that they are? going forward -- and i understand you said the president wants -- he doesn't want the dialogue that's happening in congress. and i appreciate joaquin castro, my colleague from texas's comments earlier about moving forward past the current regime. that was an interesting take. but going forward, will the ag trade -- i have rice farmers in texas in my district and other producers as well. and five ports. so they're very interested in the trade part of

some these techniques to transfer into what it's come to be known as weber on programs.from a community policing perspective there's no finer example than a police department engage in the committee when a law enforcement applies his equipment to save the life of a civilian. in november 2015 the dallas police department deployed -- these kits contain a turn to get and modular bandage and a packet of combat gauze. in just 14 months the dallas police department officers have saved 12 lives including to roam. these techniques have been shown to be safe and all policing settings and on the campus setting police made a similar program mandatory. this is an inexpensive kit most times less than $50 in the ultimate insurance policy to save the life of one of our police officers has been injured in a line of duty but it can also be turned outward and that leads to my second recommendation to the task force which is that lessons learned and described in the document known as the hartford senses we embrace as national policy. it was developed and designed from a group drawn togethe

weber of texas. >> thank you, madam chair, and gentlemen, i apologize y'all seem to have gotten some of these questions, so let me ask y'all a couple questions. are you all going to be okay while i question her? >> yes, sir. >> thank you very much. let me start out by saying i have really appreciated your professionalism and your demeanor and your attitude. you've done a good job and i appreciate that. are there state and treasury regulations now fully in compliance with congress ms. jacobson, when it passed the parade export and enforcement act of 2000? >> yes, sir. i believe they are. >> you believe that they are. going forward, and i understand you said the president wants the dialogue that he is's happening in congress. i appreciate the comments earlier made about moving past the current regime. that was an interesting take. but going forward i have rice farmers in texas in my district and other producers and they're very interested in the trade part of this. will the trade of ag products be able to be conducted without a lot of input and some would say, interference from the adm

it happened at the travel inn near weber street. around 7:30 last night in room 220. crews say a man and woman fired -- third-degrees burns. they're still looking into the cause of the fire. and police are on the hunt for a man seen here who tried to kidnap a teenager near her home in hayward. it happened on joshua street and ebony way when the teen was walking home from school. he physically tried to pull the teen in the car but the 16-year- old was able to get away. she ran inside a nearby house and called hayward police. dark eyes and waifn brown hair driving a white seahawk dan. they sedan. >>> turkey military's -- the turkish -- to head back to turkey for security reasons. here you see military tanks crossing the board. it's the grandfather of the founder of the ottoman empire. one turkish soldier was killed in an accident. they moved the tomb you want a new location can be found. >> they seized armor vehicles. in this video you see isis fighters who have overrun an iraqi base. they got their hands on dozen ever american-made w

weber of texas. >> thank you, madam chair. i apologize.are you going to be ok while i question her? >> yes, sir. >> ok. thank you very much. ms. jacobson, let me start off by saying i really appreciate your professionalism and demeanor and your attitude. you have done a good job and i appreciate that. are the state and treasury regulations now fully in compliance with congress when it passed the trade sanctions reform and export enforcement act of 2000? >> yes, sir. we believe they are. >> you believe that they are. going forward, and i understand you said the president wants -- he does want the day that is happening in congress. i appreciate the remarks from my colleague from texas about moving past the regime. i have rice farmers in texas in my district and other producers as well in five ports. they are very interested in the trade part of this. will the trade of ag products be able to be conducted without a lot of input and interfreerns the administration? >> i think that is a great question and we know there is a lot of interest in th