the wellness city for free which was an interdepartmental effort. we opened a wellness center and continued the programs and expanding them this next year. we expanded flu shots and we got a 20% response rate on our well being assessment. more and more are moved to doing a well being assessment rather than a risk health assessment and a important distinction to make and the literature is citing that health is by someone's sense of well being versus how much they exercise. it's really about a sense of well being and that drives their ability to eat right and move enough, so stephanie, the wellness manager's annual report is in your packet as the annual report as the aep annual report which are worth being proud of. the next -- the other activities that i want to highlight is i did meet either by phone or in person with blue shield daily during the blue shield sutter issue. pam and i -- the cfo met with every person and the managers and to put the budget together and it's been thoroughly prepared and we have met several times -- i know you approved th

many i totally agree having been a nonprofit worker over thirty years ago running agencies if the city as well the 2014-2015 budget included a raids increase that was 2.3 percent for the city and county and the public employees got a 2.25 increase on october of last year regretting the increase for the fiscal year so such a low increase for nonprofit xldz a cut in the agencies that they chose between cutting programs or layoffing folks the estimated cost is 97 that costs of increases 3 buyout $4 million enough to bring the nonprofits both parity with the city employees i want to be clear we need long term strategies so it we address this pay equities gap for the hard working nonprofits and the parts of critical safety net complugd including the city employees this long-term solution i hope people b are looking at with this budget committee we're not achieving our long term goals this supplemental is providing much needed trousers the community basis organizations whatever we're able to accomplish through the process we have to be forwarded looking and look for the structures in the future as a

this city as well the city that has been taken over by militias to some extent, so some of these new measures put in place includes cracking down on weapons, heavy weapons as well as limiting security. convoys. right now you often see going through the streets more than a dozen vehicles. it's down to three interest is a determination that they can take steps to make the city feel more livable. >> well, hundreds of sunni fighters are preparing an assault to take back their city from isil. the town is strategic because of its proximity to mosul damn, which controls most of iraq's water and power supplies. but there is concern over who will patrol the area if isil is forced out. >> they hide their faces because their families live under the rule of the islamic state of iraq and the levant. these men are being trained a few kilometers outside of the stay they want to recapture. they call themselves the sons of mosul. some of them have never been in battle. christians yazidis, kurds, arab sunnies. they say they have come together to fight an enemy that has destroyed their city's history an

well. a live look at center city, philadelphia. expect the winds to pick up a little bit later as well which will make it feel much colder out there. right now, 11:00, light snow is moving through the poconos this morning, and let's go right now to brittney shipp with a lip lil' bit more on little bit more on what is going on. >> where is the closer look at this? it is moving in from the north and it is going to continue to push a little bit closer to our suburbs, just near norristown along the i-95 corridor maybe the next hour or so. here is the live look outside of our studios, we are seeing a few snow flurries coming down and our temperature versus windchill. it is not too bad now. our wind speeds are going to pick up as we head into the afternoon. that's going to make it feel a lot colder as you head home from work. 35 in pottstown. but the feels like temperature at 30 degrees. we're tracking two shots of arctic air and so as we head into the rest of today, our temperatures or tomorrow will drop down to 21 degrees. if you look a

>> well, no, it is the city's goal to eventually pursue that unpaid tax amount. >> reporter: the city's list of noncompliant pot shops including five akctive and operating locations. the sovereign wellness center san jose medicinal group, and the medi mart. >> obviously, we can do better. >> reporter: the san jose mayor sam liccardo. there is over $2 million that has not been collected. >> yes. >> that is a lot of money. >> probably conservative. >> should the city do more and can they do more? >> yes and yes. we can always do better. >> reporter: are you worried to be put out of business? >> no. why should i be worried? i am the only one who understands the concept. >> reporter: he is the ceo of min mini mart, and the city says he is one of the worst offenders, e owing more than half a million in unpaid taxes, and penalties. >> the only problem with the sti city is the marijuana business tax. it implicates the sale, and case law that because they paid a sales tax of cannabis thaey are doing ten years in prison. >> reporter: based on the conflict, armstrong fears to pay, because he fear

sort of goes to the heart of something that may well be corrupt or certainly appears to be corrupt and the subject of a grateful of controversy in the city 0 over the last few years i'll ask we go forward on this one as well and have the staff come back to us with some suggested language for a good a regulation that has teeth not allowing the kind of pay to play that is suggested by someone getting a public benefit in being able to contribute to the person who is going to make the decision they're going to get the benefit. >> other comments from any of the commissioners. >> commissioner hayon. >> under prop b the contractor ban no public benefit. >> that's correct under city law. >> why did it supercede prop j. >> that's the expressed pregs progression of the property e we're going to take away everything this of the prop j and replace that with this narrow focused limits i wasn't there there were probably folks here that can explain it better it was true that the time prop j and the language that was infected that language was destined by the oaks project that lunge made it's way into maybe a half-dozen city laws there was a challenge d

he increase if the city saw a surcharge well, the city saw a surcharge anyone that lived and works here sees the wealth and airbnb to may they're back tacks thanks to the supervisors it is a decent surcharge too so the question becomes what a our local government if they refuse to honor a vote why should the workers or others trust any what the board of supervisors say the nonprofit workers are broke and san francisco is not what's the rational and the argument against the egregious supplemental we haven't is that heard when we have heard from supervisor avalos and supervisor mar about their support if there are doubt or opposition i'd love pubically for those supervisors to state why they don't that this is a good idea or why the full board should have a chance to voted on something they've agreed to in august the silence is very troubling and concerning physical evidence i mean i was a nonprofit working now a union representative for 10 to one it is difficult we see the city change and we see our jobs stay the same it is very important we get this money and something you all ready agr

well. taking a live look right now at atlantic city. well going farther south, the snow copming down in cape may as we look at our camera atop the hotel. >>> snow falling during the height of the morning rush hour in washington township gloucester county. this is along herfield cross keys road. live look at radar showing us the areas getting hit the hardest in delaware and south jersey. >>> in philadelphia it is cold. it is overcast. it is windy. taking a live look at philadelphia's boathouse row. >>> this morning, we have live team coverage of this morning's snow from our jersey shore and delaware bureaus, but we begin with nbc 10's chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn? >> as you mentioned, parts of southern delaware seeing the most. this is fenwick island traffic camera in extreme southern delaware where we had close to five inches of snow. here is another shot from louis, delaware a couple of inches. and now on the radar, we're starting to see the end of this precipitation, the storm continues to move to the east. a g

. >> why is the process that the city attorney mentioned why isn't that the way to handle it rather than through the ethics commission. >> well the city attorney has done it to a property developer here in san francisco and told the contractor they were going to debar you and first, it forced them into a settlement of $20 million but that doesn't - that's a process that takes place outside of the public and didn't see the public has an opportunity to make a complaint and have it referred and plus, it's a two-step you have to have a hearing here and something that goes on behind closed donors that's my answer. >> thank you. any other public comment? >> pacific islander berry this proposal adds debombardments from c from for impermissible hides i bids this will debar a contractor from a city contractor for a specific period of time this is a hash penalty when applied to regulatory schemes such hash penalties should are for penalties and decreeing from for other penalties and violations. >> we shall move to number 6 oh i'm sorry. >> good evening, commissioners i would speak against addressing the penalty of c from commissioner a

also plans to rebuild the boardwalk and add restaurants as well. cityil members are expected to approve the steel pier expansion project tonight. >>> here's a little steel pier history for you. the destination first opened to the public back in 1898. its seen its share of notable guests including everyone from frank sinatra to the beatles. it once held diving horse shows. >>> a deadly stabbing outside a local bar. >> there's a connection to an entertainer. nbc10 outside the bar on west oak lane where one was killed another wounded. a suspect still on the loose. today singer nicki minaj the members are part of her upcoming tour to philadelphia. >>> water from one end of the building to the other. >> new at 4:30 -- cold weather concerns. advice you need to prevent you from becoming a victim of old man winter. glenn? >> and i'm tracking snow showers that could leave a white blanket of white across the area tonight. and the return of bitter cold. you're definitely going to field in my exclusive nbc10 seven-day forecast. >>> coming up tonight on "nbc10 news"

clapping) greetings to the honorable members of the board of supervisors elected officials as well as to the many city commissioners and department heads and honored guests. >> you know i know it's early to is a big thanks to the carter and finally a very special thanks is to the wholesale produce market more welcoming us to this new facility that will soon be a hub for local jobs and great local produce would incoming folks and companies we know the importance of bringing fresh healthy food to our neighborhoods thank you, supervisor malia cohen and supervisor eric mar who's been working on those issues for years and look i've got vegetation and fruit right next to me well, my fell san franciscans a year ago we gathered not twho too far from here at hoichd to celebrate the construction of new homes for our families in the city i set forth an ambition vision that had a phone call on jeebz responsibility that led us out of the great depression this double digit inflation and end also red ink we've set forth a course facing our city directly and from every angle on income and equality and education and t

than that the services include the rent at our state this to the department of real estate and as well as city italy's services that are sponsored by the entire city as mentions earlier we are requesting over 12 ftes in the upcoming budget recycle this shows the new position requests and the new division and like i said we were planning to request the number of positions through the fiscal year we've since decided to include those our budget going forward there's thirty no impact on what we're proposing this is 2, 3, 4 appendix a at the allocation departments counter grants portfolio included 0 total of $8.4 million of grant funding projects in the years and several years to come we're the led agency on many of the project but the mta and dpw receive a significant amount of grants to implement many of the priority projects attachment 3 is a meow memo from our grant writer that talks about our portfolio and many of the grants we've been awarded over the past years last friday we presented a capital request for the brady block project that will be funded for the omaha's - aortic we tracked those

but still the single digits inland 8 in atlantic city as well as millville.u factor in those winds, it feels like 26 below zero in mt. pocono. it feels like 10 below zero in philadelphia. the windchill in lancaster is minus 18 as well as minus 15 in millville. a frigid, frigid frigid start. dangerously cold. we're not used to it. and we're going to see this cold continuing for quite a while, at least the next 24 hours. so, by 8:00 13 degrees, mostly cloudy. by 10:00, 14 and by noon we're looking at temperatures right around 14 degrees. we're not going to see those temperatures climb. we may see them fall a little bit, partly sunny by lunchtime. we'll talk more about the cold and wind today, and tracking another chance a couple more chances for snow this workweek. we'll do that in just a few minutes. >> thanks, michelle. >>> the high winds are certainly wreaking havoc in some neighborhoods in the delaware valley. several trees have crashed on to power lines and on to houses. that's the case in the east falls neighborhood of philadelphia. that's where nbc 10's

city's case. nbc10 christine maddela spoke to union leaders today as well as city officials. >> high-level fire officials are implicated but you the union says not so fast. >> reporter: that's right. we've known a female ems worker filed a complaint with the fire department but now we know how many people are accused of sexual misconduct. >> allegations of sexual misconduct were made against 13 fire department members. >> reporter: of those 13 we know 7 fire department members are accused of disciplinary violations. here's their breakdown by rank. two battalion chiefs who oversee fire captains and lower level staff, one captain in charge of a fire house, one lieutenant, one paramedic and two firefighters. >> the second battalion chief as well as two other members were charged with conduct unbecoming because of alleged con sen you'll, offduty sexual relationship. >> reporter: the union president said right now the fire department doesn't even have a policy regarding fraterization so employees who had relationships outside of work shouldn't be discipline having a consenting, offduty adult relationship is n

over $100,000 make additional contributions it's communicated to all the labor organizations as well as the city. >> just to labor not to individuals. >> it's an engagement in 9 newsletter and i'm concerned about the 20 hundred will not get it. >> it will be on our website. >> make sure that - >> pardon. >> people don't check your website. >> we have historic news last night in this meeting hopefully folks will have an increased interest in the website. >> any other questions. >> we advertise free money. >> no give a ways but - >> i have one do you run stress test when you distribute it do you use zero for 2015 and don't one average return for that the past years don't do it now but anchorage in the return for the past 20 years. >> the past 10 years and 20 years average. >> commissioners. >> what our return was we'll see how it goes. >> what zero for the first year. >> yeah. correct. >> great. >> chair will entertain the motion to adopt the actuary funding results accommodations on item 12 seeing none, public comment is closed all in favor, say i. passes unanimously call item 13. >> item 13 acti

city. we want it here in chinatown and north bech as well. how about that more house something yeah, we can work on this but during

we have not had that in our city where mayor's office and city council have worked together. so well. so that is promising. he is also well like by large segment of the business community as well as unions. what is interesting about him is he has had legislation supporting immigrant, he has had legislation supporting urban and gay community, lgbt community, so he has enough sporty think in various groups around the city that he does become an intriguing candidate in the next couple months. >> and an atone i hardy williams, former state senator, lynn abraham former city solicitor and former panel list on inside story nelson diaz. a couple of other names are floating around folks who are interested. there could be a couple more people. >> it could be anybody that can jump in. i have to agree with aj a hundred percent. jim kenny is interesting. people like him. he has pulled communities together. he has a good chance. you have lynn abraham whom people like. she has been there a long time. you never know she could be a top runner at this particular point. then you have senator williams w

we're such a well trained city in terms of looking at the green, the blue, the black bin.he problem with medicines as president breed said, it's confusing. they actually don't go in any of those places. but in fact, there is a place they can go, and that place is been exemplified by our take back pilot. another context, producer responsibility. this is something president breed alluded to her in her opening remarks. in 2006 and 2010 the board of supervisors expressed explicit support for consumer responsibility. the way i like to think about it, instead of extended producer, it's a shared responsibility. the fact is all of us have a responsibility to make sure that the products we buy don't harm people or the environment. government has been the traditional end point of that responsibility through its laws, its regulations and oversight. in san

hold a lot of weighed and that's why i'm here to speak i'm a 26-year-old in terms of working in the city well, not 26 years old far from that but i look forward to ref any first retirement check this july so but i'm here to say that wherever i think of entering into risky behavior or taking a risk i look at the assessment of whether or not it's just myself that is in jeopardy or will be hurt or co-lateral damage so we want you to you know take pause and contemplate that as well we shouldn't be here to countryside another unions and organizations like i support and appreciate our self-determination i also uphold theirs as well i believe that how much i know that your job is difficult and i couldn't do your job one of the things i know for sure part of your job is to listen to us; right? the beneficiaries of the system and i know a lot of those make the xhments commitments when you come forward to get our endorsements we want to remind you of 3 particular part of job it's not politicizing we come forward but you're right and duty and again i wish you great success in our decisions from our poin

the aging is catching up in the cities as well as in the rural areas. >> as osign of the divide, theovernment has increased the baby bonus to. >>> 300 this year. more of a symbolic gesture rather than a realistic cure. >> reporter: some say it might help with napies and formula. >> it's both physically and economically difficult. that's why there's so low a birth rate. >> among the world's lowest. by 2030, the population is expected to start shrinking. have harry fawcett al jazeera south korea. >> still ahead of this newshour, we're going to take you into the frechts of the northeast where two predators face a thread of their own. >> robin and i will have more of that in just a moment. >> the tiger and far eastern leopard are one of the rarest, under constant threat from poachers. but a new national park has been created to help protect them. reporting now from vladivostok in russia. >> it's early morning in the far east of russia. the temperatures are freezing, minus 13° celsius. you could never believe a forest like this could sustain wildcats but it does. >> all these are rooting

city. we want it here in chinatown and north bech as well. and how about that more house something yeah, we can work on this but during the holidays it's about celebrating the culture and sharing and making sure peoplend chinese folks have a long history here and we want to share it with everybody in the city and i am proud of our public works and the rest of the city departments joining the volunteers. have a safe day today. this is the 19th year? 15. wow 15 years of cleaning. i know muhammad has all of these statistics and we got rid of the graffiti on the street and i know it because i did them myself and the traffic and the light polls and i want to thank all of the crews and making sure you're safe out there and great appreciation for everyone. i see you out here, the wonderful agencies. there are so many of you and i know muhammad is going to go through the entire list, but yes let's keep volunteering. let's keep asking people to make sure that they respect our communities and let's keep the district clean. this is a welcoming in of the

maybe freezing drizzle well west of city. let's say reading and allentown and the model is not showing it you can see this increases in coverage quickly by late morning. by lunchtime monday freezing rain through a portion of the area maybe getting as far as south as philadelphia. snow breaking out in poconos. again cold air works further and further south as day wears on n the lehigh valley you flip over to snow before monday end and for philadelphia points north and west dealing with that freezing rain. snowfall totals doesn't look anything too terribly impressive for philadelphia european model showing 1.7 but all others showing less. for lehigh valley european 3.8 and every other model between 1 and 2. you put all the models together which is what you get. all in one map here. coating to inch lancaster to reading and norm of philadelphia to trenton and upper bucks and 34g counties and lehigh valley there could be 1 to 2" and poconos 2 to 4. snow mainly monday night. monday itself dealing with icing conditions out here. mon

signed on as co-sponsors thank you, again. >> just to note inform julie is in the audience as well and the city attorney that led the process so bring sue up from the hospital i think a tremendous job of leading the foundation to the direction find where we need to go in order to fund a new hospital she's been an incredible job of the leading the foundation through this process so thank you sue and please come forward. >> thank you, director garcia and good afternoon to the commissions it's really an xrierld display for san francisco general hospital as the only trauma center we provide care to everybody no matter who you are and we really are so they've for the extraordinary gift from mr. zuckerberg and dr. chang it is going to transform a hearsay hospital and serve our patients better dr. chang understands the example era work and mission and part of the general family for the years and as a nurse and ceo of san francisco general, i understand this transformative gift really means it's a game changer as said earlier zuckerberg's are bringing our council caption forward and joining the donors

would i expect more from someone would was a president of a dbi commission as well as a current commissioner in the city? i also do. unfortunately, our system is not set up for this type of situation and i believe that it is in the benefit of the neighbors as well as the city to move forward with this. >> do you want any comments? i'm going to move to deny the appeal and uphold the permit. >> on the basis? >> let me restate -- let my think about this for a second. on the basis that the dbi's determination is sound and not in error. >> there's a motion on the floor from commissioner fung to uphold this permit on the basis that the department of building inspections determination is sound and not in error. on that motion president lazarus? >> aye. >> vice-president honda? >> aye. >> and commissioner wilson is absent. thank you, the vote is 3-0, this permit is upheld on that basis. >> president lazarus, there's no further business before the board. >> we are adjourned. (meeting is adjourned). . >> all right. good morning everyone. how about a big hand for our dancers? i can't hear you. [cheers and applause

well. the city says it will take down for additional trees because it was to dangerous to leave them.ay they can't take a chance. >>: the inside of some of those trees are rightabout to their dinner removed. they need to go it is a public safety concerns. >> reporter: the four additional trees will likely come down before the end of the month. >> reporter: oregon to start at this live look three- year it is getting a lot of over arising we're want to start to bring out the outline here. no dates or no fog. to buttress on a cool site we have a lot of what mid 40's. compared to 59 yesterday morning. or: 45- the same to recede and several say court is still livermore. --cooler in livermore. conditions are relatively clear. by this afternoon we will see all of that cleared out mostly sunny and afternoon to address from outside a lot of mid-60's we will put it that way in the south bay. 66 in san jose. cupertino and '60s. 64 and at 680 in pleasanton. 580 in livermore 64 and land san leandro. san francisco will max out at 63. more in san mateo. keeping the clouds away coming up this week. >

pocono 11 in philadelphia, 5 in lancaster, 10 in millville, 10 in wildwood as well as atlantic city. you factor in the winds, it feels a lot colder than that. it feels like 22 below zero in mt. pocono. it feels like 10 below zero in philadelphia, and it feels like 17 below in lancaster. this will be the trend throughout the day. it's going to feel like below zero for pretty much everybody. but we are seeing clearing skies, that is the good news. the snow has moved off up in new england, parts of new york and that's what we'll see throughout the day. clearing skies. we'll actually see some sunshine today. by 8:00 mostly cloudy 13 degrees, a frigid start to the day. by 10:00, partly sunny, 14 and by noon we are looking at temperatures right around 14. you can see the temperatures pretty stable throughout the day. we're not going to see them climbing very far. we're going to see them hanging in the teens and those windchills below zero for many many today. we'll talk more about today's temperatures and possible record lows for tonight. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks michelle

city. folks are bundled up and they have a little extra pep in their step as well. i'm going to step out of the way and you can see across the street there at the bus terminal they are huddled together waiting on that bus, and it is cold outdoors right now. as we take look at the polar vortex, it is making a come back some of the coldest air of the season is about to head toward the delaware valley. 23 degrees right now but you factor in that wind it feels like a bone-chilling 12 and look at the wind chills right now. 10 what it feels like in allentown as well as atlantic city down to sections of wilmington but take look. winter weather advisories posted tomorrow afternoon and evening through sunday morning for slick roads, blowing snow and reduced visibilities. we're dry and quiet but cold for your friday evening out but take a look at that burst of snow moving towards sections of detroit that's our next weather maker as we roll the clock you can see it arrives tomorrow afternoon and evening. we're looking at reduced visibilities and a quick one to 3-inches of snow

. >> well, the city itself has not been since that horrific shelling many weeks ago but it is to the east, also, we are concerned and we have spoken out against this, that we have been denied by rebel groups access which is further east and closer to the rush border. what we are going to be doing lauren, to enhance our capability is using more effectively our drones and basically our eyes in the sky. this may be repositions and also we are approaching our participating to better monitor satellite imagery. >> and what you have managed to reach, what is the situation for the civilians that have been trapped in those places. >> question have accesses areas that have not been accessible to us because of the situation. one of the areas is the residential areas around the airport, very dire humanitarian situation there. they have had people there in weeks cowers in shelters. so the special monitors has taken it upon them. the utility workers. we can't emphasize this enough. >> it is a civilian population, that is suffering and that has suffered for months and months. we need that comprehen

thousands of them in retail hospitality and transportation and not just right here in center city, but well beyond. for old city restaurant owner, the next year and a half will be all about prep. >> menus and hiring and training staff to make sure they're ready to do that type of volume. >> this to prepare for adding lunch to what is now only a dinner menu and adding enough kitchen, front of the house staff and menu choices to accommodate guests from all over the country. >> our food is a little bit more creative and adventurous. so we'd like to make sure that there's still a level of approachability for the people coming in from out of town. >> the dnc will turn up the heat to add jobs to not only the restaurant, but to hundreds of other establishes, hotels and the transportation sector. >> you will have busses going everywhere and just trying the transportation to get the folks from the hotels in cherry hill and the hotels in valley forge to get to the convention center and to get to where the major, vents are. >> the associate dean of hospitality and tourism school dr. elizabeth barber s

prince william and stafford counties as well as manassas city schools will all be closed tomorrow. we'll let you know as soon as we hear about anymore coming up. our chief meteorologist doug hill standing by right now in the storm watch weather 7 with more on the winter weather alert. >> for the kids i bet that list of school closings will get bigger and bigger and bigger. right now, light snow outside of the belfort furniture weather center. temperature all of 15 degrees. showing more snow across the area. mostly light. few pockets of more moderate snowfall. as we look to the south and west near bristol, tennessee, that's the core of this storm and that's the one that will head in our direction across the roanoke valley towards the washington area later tonight. snow is heavy at times and the temperature is so cold, it will be tough driving. tough getting about anywhere later tonight and because of the cold air and the expansion of the snow national weather service has expanded the winter storm warning to the pennsylvania border. it's a big area under warning criteria right now. 1

, they hit two other cities as well. ain, if you can hit the wrong city, we're not really talking about precision targeting. the british had better luck at their efforts here, just south of the danish border in march 1942. rather than try anything complicated like using radio beam guidance systems, they took their visual cues from the spires -- many european cities have church spires and the old part of town. it is something you can see easily from the air. if you can home in on that you know you're hitting the city. you do not know what factory are building your hitting. they were able to take out 60% of the buildings in lubec. if if you want to hit something really precise -- let's say a factory, a single building -- it would really help to be able to see. in april, the raf tried to carry out a day campaign against a factory in augsburg. you can see that further south in those red targets on the map. bombing during the day is more precise because the bombers can actually visually see. it also means the fighters and anti

command staff and a steering committee that consists of the 3 people chief greg suhr as well as the corral of the city as well as the deputy director at the management department named robert they need to be included in the response of 9-1-1 the project timeline started last year with the data complex e collection and that we spent time with the work group to the maps to ultimately get to the fall where the steering committee has chosen those maps and now were in the 90 day period where the public comment is provided some of the objectives the work h working group parities how often are calls coming in the station and what's the officers typical day response times and preserve the integrity of the neighborhood and district specific operations logical alignment with the community and something that can be implement in the short-term that the working group considers a number of available a whole bunch of bullet points those represents the foster service the data points you they've looked at but all of those on the list were considered and things they thought about the process went as such in wants on th

just a few minutes ago i told you about the volume building on 76 west right at city avenue. well this is it. you're looking right at that spot where drivers are putting on their brake lights. so 76 is slowing down in the normal spots. coming up in a few minutes, i'll take you to a live look at 422. but first, a live look outside in center city philadelphia where it's another cold start, bill. >>> and temperatures have dropped into the teens and single digits. it's 15 degrees here at nbc 10. we will see sunshine. in fact, we're less than a half an hour away from seeing sunshine. temperatures near 30 degrees this afternoon. i'll show you how long that lasts with the seven-day forecast in the next half hour. >>> and we are following breaking news in the west oak lane section of the city. matt delucia is live outside the bar with a deadly stabbing. matt, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, the stabbing happened at 2:30 this morning. here it's pretty quiet, but the philadelphia police say witnesses and cameras are playing a big role in helping to catch the guy responsible. more d

england and others when you look at the average change in collisions they all went down in those cities as well and just a note on that also where you see the higher reductions in the average number of collisions higher in ports mouth and higher in london and bristol did not enhance enforcement and finally portland oregon where we don't have statistics on the change in collisions but they did have a dramatic reduction. >> do you know when portland implemented their automated speed enforcement? >> i think it was around 2006 because i know the study was over a a 5-year period. >> so they should have some data. >> they probably do but unfortunately it wasn't in the information we were able to access. >> two other things you had requested in the city chair mar one was the environmental impact and the other was the economic impact the numbers in terms of studies have been done mostly the u.s. department of transportation studies on the average costs of accidents they are quite dramatic 4.5 million is is the average cost and that's counting lost wages and medical costs and all related costs to the ac