. >> if you're getting hungry, what about oscar mayer weiner? can you say weiner mobile driver? >> that's right, "wish i was an oscar mayer weiner"? back to present day. if you ever wish you were driving the corporate truck representing all things weiners, hotdog, it may be the job for you. drive a weiner mobile. travel across the country, plenty of sauerkraut. oscar mayer are accepting hotdogger applications through the end of the month. it lasts for a year, it starts in june and yes, it's a job you'll probably relish the rest of your days. >> you know, i did used to report -- >> you did? >> no, i reported and i met up with the drivers for the weiner mobile, and they loved their job. >> i bet, because when you see it, it makes everyone happy. >> yeah, they're traveling and they're making kids happy and giving away free things. >> i had a position with a cola company in college for summer, i went around to different events. >> we need to take that treat truck out, right, nbc bay area. >> but it's wintertime. does anyone want ice cream? >> how about coffee. it's that coffee kind

i understand representative weiner is supportive of it. i think that that is where we need to go. we just need to make it happen. think big. thank you so much for setting that stage. i think we will continue on and hopefully you will have something to look back on that you accomplished. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i would also like to speak in support of the san francisco municipal bank that would divest from wall street and its investments and the climate genocide and fuel industries. very credible results have been released recently. we want to secure future for ourselves and not just for our children. and reinvest green energy. we can lead the way. i also want to raise the issue of student loans. there are thousands of san franciscans shouldering unjust debts. in early 2015, the bank of north dakota's rates were true% for a variable right student loan and 5% for a fixed right student loan. at a substantially lower than the 10-15% rates typical of most private student loans. they also have debt forgiveness programs for teachers and staff schools in the municipal bank.

and now our great state senator, scott weiner, who has been an amazing support of this band, and hasnd over the years, and basically, it he is the person who had been calling it the official badge of san francisco for so long, senator scott weiner. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. i always assumed that you guys were the official band, and i'm really thrilled that supervisor mandelman and the mayor are making it truly official and on paper and permanent. congratulations. i also want to congratulate supervisor mandelman on having -- not just his first public signing, but his first legislation signed into law. congratulations. [applause] >> i too have a traumatic band story. i was in fourth grade when we started to get instruments and start being in band. i wanted to be a clarinet player but they ran out of clarinets. i had to be a trumpet player and that ended when i got braces. i tried really hard to. but seriously, i wanted to say thank you to the band. as someone who has been in this community for 21 years now, the number of events and celebrations and remembrances that i have

senator weiner will be joined by healthy community leaders at the news conference. it is that for 10 am. >>> we are learning more about the man who shot and killed davis police officer, natalie corona. the reason he was fired from his job at cache creek casino. >>> why people road bart without wearing pants. >>> the naked truth about the traffic is that it is doing well and right now, it is looking good on bridges. if the rain comes, that will change. for now, we are good. >>> it will not be this morning, but this afternoon. the rest of the week looks like an active pattern, at least for this week. we take a look, coming up. i'm jimmy dean and uh, i wish i could tell ya how i feel about a mornin' like this. and that includes a good hearty breakfast. you need somethin' to kinda warm the whole body up and gets it going. it's a great way to kick off your day. >>> welcome back it is 4:13. a police sergeant birmingham, alabama became the seventh law- enforcement officer killed in the line of duty this year. 44-year-old sergeant tosha carter was shot and killed yesterday

there's opposition to the weiner bill you just mentioned, especially those who don't want it legislated, they haveo ve a certain type of project or cities.f units in their even though the democrats have a supermajority in the legislatur they are still democrats from different types of communities. how much tension is ere on an issue like housing? >> it's absolutely a huge amount of tension. the previous proposa that senator weiner introduced that i co-authored was unanimously opposed by e los angeles city council which is note suburb. l.a. city council opposed it. the more jobs you create, pele ave to live somewhere. we're getting to the point where we don't have nuf housing to match the jobs we'rec ating. >> speaking of tensions not only in housing, but other prioritie as wel you have california lawmakers who have lots of thinli on their t. you introduced a bill this week that would require businesses to give lech tronelectronic receip paper ones, unless the customer requests a printed one. with all those priorities and special projects, lawmakers have introduced bills that would requi

so the suggestion was how about anthony weiner's computer so the new york police department had severalppeals at that period of time saying why don't you go see, what you get anthony weiner's laptop because he's probably to some underage girl. of course it was likely he was doing this and once they looked they together with certain of the fbi officials in new york went in seized the computer so now in ypg has the computer and will call me realizes is the nypd is not only happy to release what they found on the computer but comey doesn't reinvestigate. one way or another the more damaging information could have come out. i called up the new york waste department shortly after comey made the other statement which were first and opened up again, close down again within hours. i called the nypd and i said worse a computer? the department of justice from washington came in here took everything. they took the computer and took all of our notes. they told us we were often the case case and took it all back to washington and then comey made a statement that the reopening head and re-close. so i

. >> say senator scott weiner says pg&e has not been bailed out at this point. worries that wildfire victims may not get compensated if the company does declare bankruptcy because they could be last in line to get paid. >> now, we are getting a glimpse at how governor gavin newsom will be dealing with pg&e. he came on strongly this afternoon trying to put the minds of californians at ease. >> this is a top priority for this administration. this is not being pushed back in the file as one of many things that i am responsible for addressing. i have tasked my chief of staff as one of her top responsibilities to chair this task force and to organize in a deliberative way a responsive engagement 24/7. >> governor newsome also emphasized that we are not in an energy crisis. there is no threat of gas or lights being turned off. he said his office has been in contact with pg&e for the last week. >> so now the question is what happens to pg&e now. and who is going to hold that utility accountable? >> investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken has exposed problems at pg&e

senator weiner will be joined by health and community leaders at the 10:00 a.m.>>> a show of support for a community mourning the death of a newly sworn in police officer. the devoted people that drove for hours to davis to offer condolences after the death of officers natalie corona. >>> 659 days until another u.s. presidential election. the growing number of democrats that are throwing their hat in the ring two years before election day. >>> we see that traffic is finally beginning to improve a bit in the 8:00 hour on the san mateo bridge and some other of the spans. we will let you know where it's getting better coming up. >> a lot of cloud cover. not much rain unless you are in country california where they are getting hammered. it's picking up a bit. icking up a bit. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. ed gets copays as lowlily go to as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything s

9 of 11 days, you've got negative clinton headlines in news about speculation about what's on the weiner laptop. what happens to "access hollywood"? that's the bottom line. the top line is wikileaks. wikileaks, because it continued to drop tranche after tranche after tranche, managed to keep itself in the news cycle for the rest of the election. here's the effect, unqualified to be president. here's a change in qualified to be president which i would hypothesize has something to do with this. affected the agenda during the last two debates. here's the speech excerpt of hillary clinton. she says you just have to sort of figure out how to get back to the word balance, how to balance the public and private efforts that are necessary to be successful politically and that's just not a comment about today. if you saw the movie "lincoln" and how it was maneuvering and working to get the 13th amendment passed and he called one of my favorite presentdeces, secretary suard, he said i need your help to get this done but if everybody's watching, all the back room discussions and the deals, you know,

senator weiner will be joined the health and committee leaders.he news conference is such for 10 am. >>> right now, 6:14 and we want to check back in with salas people are getting ready to head out the door. what should they know. >> i would say they are going back to work judging by what we see out of there. there has been a couple of minor things that caused backups. i want to show you the macarthur maze. it is taking longer to get there and is a big backup. there was an earlier crash on the bridge that turned out to be not serious injuries. they called off fire and medics but the damage is done. traffic is moving, but will be slow. it is moving better than last time. the crash has been cleared it is still very slow. these things take time to wind down and we have a lot of people who are back. here trying to take the san mateo bridge i would say that is not a bad option heading across the basically san mateo bridge has a little bit of a backup approaching. northbound 101 approaching the birmingham area near third there was an accident on the bay

. >> i have one comment to follow up to an announcement i made a few weeks ago about senator weiner'sstate legislation on affordable housing, and we asked staff to arrange with senator weiner to come to our commission so we could have a dialogue. i will send these dates with you , but i wanted to get this on our calendars so we don't forget it, or it does not get past us. the legislation will be going into committee in march some time, so we would like to have our hearing prior to that. it is a either february 6th, february 20th, or march 6, and if not, then march 20th would be the last one. i can e-mail those to you, but those are the dates that we want to coordinate with his staff. >> if there is nothing further, we can move on to item six. >> jonas, i forgot to thank you in my little speech. [laughter] >> you're one of the most important people here. >> thank you, commission president, but you not going anywhere. [laughter] >> item six is the election of officers in the corridors of the rules and regulations of the historic preservation commission , the president and vice president

. >>> happening today, the san francisco state senator scott weiner will announce plans for new safety measures for both bicyclists and pedestrians. and has been a big issue in san francisco for several years. division zero program is designed to eliminate all traffic deaths in the next five years. senator weiner will be joined by healthy community leaders at a 10 am news conference. >>> a police sergeant in birmingham became the seventh law enforcement officer killed in the line of duty so far this year. sergeant wytasha carter was killed by a car burglary suspect leaving behind a wife and told her. the latest police officer docketing bay area law enforcement agencies really hard. the sunnyvale department of public safety treated a collage of the seven officers killed in the line of duty sent anyway first. >>> natalie corona is one of the seven officers ambushed and then shot and killed while responding to a car crash in davis. dozens of law enforcement officers escorted her body to a funeral home over the weekend. one off-duty officer took video of the long line of police motorcycles

a short time ago, we spoke with state senator scott weiner, who says he would like to san francisco public utilities commission to at least look into or be prepared to buy some transmission lines to consolidate a citywide utility, and it's likely that other municipalities a lleast looking into doing the same thing. allie rasmussen, ktvu fox 2 news. >> ktvu's tom vacar joins us to talk more about this. i think a lot of people at home say i am a customer of pg&e, an employee. am i impacted by this >> state policy is very clear the company will continue to operate under some form, and those bills will come in. your electricity will be there. the maintenance will be done. so this is simply what is called a chapter 11 bankruptcy. this is a pre-package which means everybody agrees in advance. that will happen on the 29th and then this will go very, very quickly. then they will have a new place to start, to protect assets, so they can provide power but make no mistake. what a bankruptcy is for, is to protect the creditors. not the customers or the shareholders, but the creditors, like the people

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in the last couple of minutes we got a statement from state senator scott weiner saying as disruptives this is, pg&e filing for bankruptcy presents an opportunity for san francisco to take back its utilities and create some sort of publicly owned electric utility in san francisco. that is something that we'll be talking about going on down the road. pg&e has 20,000 employees. you can see them out in your community where you live. for them, they're still going to show up, still getting a paycheck and benefits. but long-term we don't know what this means. we asked pg&e if we could talk with someone on camera or off camera, they said not today. in san francisco, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> as she mentioned, our investigative unit has been reporting extensively on pg&e for the past six years. we first told you about the utility's questionable relationship with regulators at the cpuc, and our unit broke news about pg&e's maintenance issues with power lines in bute county. to see our reports and see the biggest investigative unit, go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> developin

behind in the cellar being one of the closer than even the more than anthony weiner. a man and. i'm not at all sure that even if a lot of all of that was surely. shattered you know it will be uploading shoreline dean. so lightning can alone so long i linger behind of course. you know when i'm safe like a young duck and live i've got an idea yeah i'm one of those and manson was i mean i am. after a ten day assault on the city. of a billion came out to meet solid deal to offer unconditional surrender. on the second of october eleventh eighty seven. the muslims and through jerusalem. in mashhad. you'll knock a man many mission months out of. you got to feel you after. so many little silly being and all my one. one hundred. eleven nobody be able. to see me let me out a blow i had and mostly mean. all the you can see me if you get a will that he will call. it to sleep well i want honesty. and if we have courts libya different bits amongst. other near we no more are slowly being ruffled though and yet fouled feed the idea how life will. be negative and the both of the earth could brea

the story of weiner and his family is a dramatic one for sure and the whole city really takes it we talked to many people who haven't even been affected by the tragedy directly and the you all think they all talk about it as of a new year's miracle really but there are others who have been if. acted in directly there are those who believe that there could be their relatives still trapped underneath there and they hope for a miracle of their own. in britain a prime minister of tourism a new year's speech to rally support for her embattled deal. in the next few weeks and these will have an important decision to make if parliament backs the deal britain can turn a corner and if we come together in two thousand and ninety i know we can make a success of what lies ahead and build a country that truly works for every one of us twenty eighteen was certainly a rocky year for the british prime minister through the may face an uphill battle to get the european union british m.p.'s and her own captain a divorce deal with little success and taking a look back at a year not short on drama artie's poorl

state senator scott weiner is offering the legislation but has not released the specific details vicki will be joined by representatives from national resources defense council, the water alliance and cpuc. struck the city of santa clara demanding answers days after the 49ers were awarded $36 million in a text case. the accounting texas assessment appeals board decided last week at the 49ers were overpaying taxes the city of santa clara owns the stadium but the 49ers pay property taxes based on the value of the event at the stadium. while the appeals board is a win for the 49ers, some are worrying about the loss of revenue for local schools. ktvu learn to the city of santa clara will submit a letter today to the county tax assessment appeals board demanding an explanation as to why they never spoke to the city before they made a decision. >>> the bay area mourning the loss of the man who saved the giants. the former managing general partner peter mcgowan has died after a battle with cancer. he was the ceo of safeway for 15 years before he and a group of investors bought the team in 198

. >>> senator scott weiner has introduced a bill to improve safety for pedestrians and bicyclists ontate roads. it targets highways that run through cities and towns, like highway 101. bicyclists and pedestrians use it across the city, but in some sections, there are no bike lanes and very few crosswalks. it is a similar situation on 19th avenue in the sunset district. leaders proposal would require improvements to the roads. >> what we want to do is acquire caltrans when it is working on the state highways that are really city streets, to make them safe for everyone. >> reporter: safety problems could and -- could include sidewalks, migraines and islands. >>> los angeles county to impose mandatory evacuations. people in the woolsey burn area aretheir homes tomorrow morning as the storm moved through the area. deputies have been alerting the community by knocking on doors and posting notices. slick roads may have played a role in crushes on highway 17. a white honda spun in the northbound lane and at the same time there is not a crash not far away along big moody curve in the southbo

foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> all the way from sacramento, we have scott weinernd assemblyman david to, they will share their time a little bit. [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] >> good afternoon. we were told we have one minute on the stage. appeared to anita and the family, 60 seconds is not enough time for us to express

foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> all the way from sacramento, we have scott weiner and assemblyman david to, they will share their time a little bit. [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] >> good afternoon. we were told we have one minute on the stage. appeared to anita and the family, 60 seconds is not enough time for us to express how much our good mayor 's life and his legacy and our love for him. but i've only two things to say. over the past year, everywhere i walk here in chinatown mayor lee 's impact is felt from the chinese hospital, to the central subway, to this port in the square, from the restaurants, pack to the family associations. his spirit lives on. the second thing i want to say is i'm sad that my two year old sun will never -- son will never get to know him. particularly since he and anita gave me such a hard time for so many years for not having my son earlier. he will never have an opportunity to play ping-pong with mary lee here in the square , to hear one of his corny jokes, to see the leadership of civility and se

i mean, he had a mistress at that time for chang who changede to bellsouth weiner who is a writer for a long time. she was with him in the room that night and i talked to her kids. she got out the window first because she was younger and go down the ladder. it wasn't that big of a deal. then sumner crawled down the ladder after her. and like their names were in the "boston globe" the next day and there was news footage of them calling down the ladder one after another so it's weird, it's amazing that he kept this old very quiet and there was one story i think published in the boston magazine in 2000 they gave her a different name, gave a fake name and told versions of the story that disappeared from the archives forever because someone really didn't want it out there and the other aspect of the story that i foundt was thatof night's sumner was celebrating a warner bros. distribution executive richard hill. he got a new job and he's there to celebrate him because he was a film buyer basically for his family's theater chain. they were in a joining room and he was also with a woman that

she engaged with anthony weiner. she tweeted about it calling it disgusting behavior. they changed the headline saying we regret the error. a fake image was circulating online. the headline was pure click bate. >>> ahead on media buzz, what jeff bazo blockbuster divorce will mean for amazon. >>> a media frenzy over micheal cohen. why it may not be that big of a blockbuster. >>> news that micheal cohen will testify before a house commit tie caught a media explosion from those who can't wait to here from donald trump's former lawyer before he goes to prison. >> spilling his guts and telling everything he knows about president trump. micheal cohen will testify publicly. >> cohen's decision has prompted comparisons to former white house john dean that broke ranks with president nixeson in 1973. >> the first question is last time you were here you lloy lieo us. are you lying then or now. >> joining us now is buck sexton. the radio host. also bill press from the bill press and friends podcast. the medias as we just saw he's the new john jean. he will tell everything he knows

room today invested in me early on mike and wagner, diane black, susan brooks, paul ryan and john weiner mom - - and to focus and that recruitment efforts of nontraditional candidates and with the first congressional woman but unfortunately about half did not make it to the primary we only added one new republican woman in the freshman class who we love and support that we need more of one way we can attempt to change the trend is by supporting strong women candidates pre- primary as any candidate will tell you this early investment is critical. i'm proud to announce today in the 2020 cycle we will develop a slate of the top women republican candidates preprimary similar to young guns developed by kevin mccarthy and paul ryan and eric cantor they will qualify for a formal slave by meeting benchmarks like fundraising campaign strategy district data and budgets the top two women candidates in the country and we will support them with direct contributions as well as ongoing efforts in washington and around the country. unlike young guns it is for women and pre- primary. early dollars. in ad

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play in october when they could have quietly undertaken the investigation of the contents of the weiner laptop and not disclosed the fact they were doing it. and if you believe that it is likely that hillary clinton is going to be president of the united states, which we know director comey has said he believed based on polling data was likely, it is at least plausible that he was trying to protect the integrity of her election by ensure the fact of the investigation of the server was in the released after she became elected and the cup true then say-wait a minute, we would have changed our vote had we known that. so that is my argument for the information being russian disinformation at time one and if it was being at play as well at time two. otherwise, i don't see why he would make the statement in essence public by going to the congress. >> so you started out by saying it was going to be a discouraging talk, as i recall. >> did i disappoint you? >> not in the least. so i thought you would now tell us what should be done to minimize the effect of this social media campaigns in our po

. >> i saw some social media activity from senator scott weiner that looks like he would support municipalizing bg and e and having a public power program. if there is a willingness to do such a big step he might be a champion for addressing the p.c.i. a. >> yes, we have been working with senator wiener. he has been a great champion for us as well as a great convener much others with -- other elected officials within the cca community to provide a sounding board, thought partner on what kind of changes the cca community might want that the legislators would be ready to act upon, and we are in the final days of putting together the legislation that the ccas will be requesting be introduced to address p.c.i. a and other concerns about the marketplace. the bankruptcy, of course, kind of made everybody go something else is going on here we need to also pay attention to, right? whether that, you know, of necessity requires folks to pitch vit to address bankruptcy related concerns, we will see. we have a nice team among the cca and legislative community to work to put solutions before the legislature

state senator scott weiner from san francisco wrote that law.k of housing in california means the state needs to set standards. >> tonight sag awards brought wins to oakland-based artists the 91st academy awards less than a month away. ali born in oakland and raised in hayward won best supporting actor for green book. "black panther" also gained momentum tonight winning outstanding performance by a cast in the major motion picture. the film was directed by oakland native ryan coogler who said he wanted to make a film encouraging kids to be proud of their african heritage. the sentiment was shared by the movie's leading actor chadwick boseman. >> we knew that we had something special that we wanted to give the world, that we could be full human beings in the roles that we were playing. >> it is so well said. boseman also called coogler a genius, saying it was an honor to work with him every day. >>> now, they could even reel in more awards. the oscars will be held on sunday, february 24th, and abc7 is the only place you can watch the oscars. >> s

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the idea this is a security-based decision is laughable and i think the media if it were john weinerough security during the shutdown to allow for president obama to give the state of the union address would be treated as the kind of laughable thing it is. it is a political statement on nancy pelosi's part and it is clear to everyone who knows how this process works. shannon: jan roberts is a going to his are putting the secret service or they were never contacted by anyone, dhs secretary nelson tweeted this today, the department of homeland security and the us secret service are fully prepared to support and secure the state of the union. we think the service for the mission focus and dedication and all they do each day to secure the homeland. >> i appreciate the secret service and everything they do and no doubt they can do their job. when i was in the white house i benefited from their protection at presidential events. you have the president of the united states forcing tens or hundreds of thousands of workers to go to work and not be paid. i think it is totally appropriate to sa

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that extraordinary comment about reopening hillary clinton's e-mail investigation given anthony weiner's laptop. all of this circles and circles and circles. >> i think there is a line through it and you refer to it in your answer. let's put up why this made sense to people when it came out anyway. it's about the context of what we thought we were going to find out surrounding cohen's testimony. remember, he's about to testify again. now i don't know if this matter will be closed off because it's too close to what mueller is doing. although, by what we're saying right now and what the sourcing is for buzzfeed, doesn't seem like it might be under his umbrella. maybe he will be allowed to discuss it. but put up the language of what was in mueller's pleading that came out the same day as the southern district's pleading about cohen. cohen provided relevant and useful information concerning his contacts with persons connected to the white house during the 2017-2018 time period. cohen described the circumstances of preparing and circulating his response while continuing to accept responsibili

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i know the state senate is considering a bill introduced by senator scott weiner on a congestion mobility pricing plan for the entire city of san francisco, which is what i really, truly believe in and look forward to see get implemented after my time on the board. colleagues, thank you, again, for your service and i wish staff and families a happy, relaxing holiday. before we do all of that, of course, we have an agenda before us and robust public comment ahead of us. at this time, we're growing to open up public comment on items 2 and 3. this is on the executive director and chair report. there will be public comment on the actual plan, which i know is what most of the residents are here for. >> steve zeltzer. i come here to protest the process that this special agency has done because they haven't really informed the residents of treasure island or the people of san francisco about what is going on at treasure island. it's a special agency set up by willie brown that can avoid the laws of the state of california, and benefit the developers and that's really what's behind this, the bill

state senator scott weiner is offering legislation but is not released specific details yet. he will be joined by representatives of the national resources defense council. the water now alliance and cpuc. >>> democratic party mega donor tom steyer said needed to impeach campaign will begin meeting in washington urging lawmakers to open impeachment proceedings against president trump. it is a two-day summit and will include a townhall meeting about the state of the union and it will end with participant hand delivering articles of impeachment to representatives. organizers say this is an effort to increase the pressure of lawmakers to remove president trump from office. tom steyer from san francisco has raised tens of millions of dollars and has run advertising campaigns to gain support for the impeachment campaign. >>> teachers and oakland have a strike authorization vote. the unit has 3000 members and the contract expired a year and a half ago. they're asking for a 12% pay raise over three years and smaller class size. the district facing massive budget deficits and could c

. >> the new state law requiring these housing goals was authored by state senator scott weiner of san francisco. he said in a statement today simply put, we need to stop burying our heads in the sand and recognize that if we don't do things differently around houston, we face a bleak future. one in which the lucky few who have housing they can afford while everyone else struggles. he also added california's affordable housing shortfall so large, it's equal to the housing deficit of the other 49 states combined. >>> to death and taxes, you can add the post office losing billions and you paying for it with the price of a first-class stamp. the u.s. post office is raising its prices again on stamps and on services. starting today, first class letter will cost you 55 cents. prior to mail prices, the company lost about $4 billion last year i should say the post office did, due to lower volume and employee costs. >>> forget taking a trip around the world in 80 days, tonight a group of college students are working on a way to show you the sites from wherever you are. reporter spencer blake s

that's the message behind a bill state senator scott weiner plans to announce today. the measure would require caltrans to add bike lanes, bus lanes and pedestrian walkways. a similar bill died in committee. >>> in north palo alto a road will be keeping its turn restrictions and lanes. middle field road has a long history of collisions and congestion. today the city counsel is expected to approve restrictions. cashes have dropped significantly during the pilot program. between 2014 and 2017 there were 100 crashes. in the last three months there's been three. >>> a deadly winter storm is blanketing into the mid-atlantic region. seven people are dead from colorado to delaware. icy conditions have knocked out power, canceled flights and contributed to hundreds of car accidents. in missouri, more than 20 inches of snow has been recorded. you can see right here crews at roanoke blacksburg regional airport were working to deice planes there and clear runways. snowplows were hard at work trying to clear those roads. virginia state police have responded to more than 230 accid