so just give yourselves extra time, be careful ukee, back to you. >> all right thankful, jess, it may be a challenging morning commutement penndot has been treating roads and highways for anyone who cannot get the day off. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins just warminster, bucks county to see how driving is in the northwestern suburbs. jan, good morning to you. >> reporter: ukee, good morning, it has been snowing off and on here in warminster, bucks county all morning long. coming to you live from the intersection of county line and york roads where you can see a bit of snow cover on the roads here. but mostly wet. not too many people out here this morning just yet either. a lot of snow plows however with their blades up right now. and some salt trucks, as well, to keep these roads in the best conditions as they can for as long as they k now penndot has some 400 trucks ready to go today. they're going to be working with 90 tons of salt. they say when the snow really gets blind, they do expect to use all of that. crews are working on 12-hour shifts, and they're prepared to b

board for the capital use in the bay area customers and there were 9 county they're the lowest yourselves everyone one the lowest possible yourselves in the bay area are our customers and those are our wholesale customers are doing a great job in reducing the water use. >> why is the puc on there. >> we've talked about the 409 glances now we're 49 per capital that's a 10 percent drop in an area you can save 7 percent that's darn good this is all - >> residential? >> yeah. this is residential per capita. >> yeah. we've done the same thing. >> the state water board starting in september i believe or maybe august started collecting data statewide for all who wanted the water management band so people are saving and people are getting better everyday and getting better and analyzing that it is a little bit funky at first but they've hit their strives total delivered by the end of the 2014 it was definitely the placing last half of the year stayed below our target and everything lowest the bay area for the end of year the numbers were down and over the year we were trying to reach a target of

just give yourselves little extra time. can't stress it enough. out in delaware, they already have lowered some speeds speed restrictions there 55 miles per hour due to weather on 495 northbound, and southbound, and out in plymouth, an accident, pushed over into the shoulder there around almond avenue and pastel lane. now, the rest of the majors, still no problems on the pa turnpike, 59 or 422 but it doesn't really mean much. still want you to tack on few minute onto your travel times because you just got to give yourself extra time when headed out the door so it is not dangerous. >> thank you, jessica coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we are continuing to track that wintery mix that could slow down your morning commute as kate mentioned we're seeing rain and freezing rain in some spots. we're checking in with our crews as you look liver from the mobile weather lab coming up. >> following breaking news as water gushes out after broken water main overnight live with what crews are doing to clean that mess up. back at the top of the h

>> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, tomorrow at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >>> i am bob, chief the police department, my officers bill and my son brandon didn't realize there were people at war with this country that are not international terrorists. >> welcome back, we are discussing the is off venture citizens movement and a newed study classifies it as the nation's top security threat. those in the movement believe that all governments in the u.s. as illegitimate and are not subject to statutes and legal proceedings. ryan, why sovereign citizens is loosely based, it's more organized than simply americans with anti-government views. can you talk about some of the tactics that are typically deployed to demonstrate sovereign citizen values? >> sure. i mean, i think the primary tactic is, you know, what is called paper terrorism. these are instances where sovereign citizens will file court paperwork, which is often retaliatory or vengeful, to exact grievances. exact revenge for grieve grievances,

letter and the offices for the theory it become the arts and crafts location and different type of yourselves for the architecture firm by the late 2000 it was sitting empty the neighborhood was not nice to the building he tried to restore the building and lease it to a nonprofit that helps nonprofits bring it to the 20th century. >> he knew the capital requirement was to get it occupied in, 2012 we went ahead and bought it with the goal to reinvest in the building and restore it as well as make sure the building remains occupied we have a good reputation that the america company and their lease was expiring next year, we decided to renew their lease 25 percent below market rate and in order to keep them in the building the story out of building is a pretty cool one one of the sub tenants has grounding grown out are their space so we have a nice community related our company participates are designated to restoring this you will ruth mentioned we have heavy and detailed maintenance program and furthermore want this to have owners that will take the time and effort and money to maintain the bu

>> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, sunday at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >>> the middle east has loft reason an influential leader. king abdullah dead at the age of 90. conflicting assessments over america's fight against i.s.i.l. in syria and iraq. and the man behind the controversial cartoons depicting prophet muhammad will join u despite being marked for death by al qaeda. i'm david shuster in more antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". those stories and more straight ahead. >> king abdullah of saudi arabia passed away. >> king abdullah was a powerful alwry of u.s. -- ally of u.s. >> degrade and defeat i.s.i.l. >> the battle against i.s.i.l. is not confined within the borders of iraq and syria. >> it's a huge task with no short cuts. >> 13 killed in donetsk after shelling hit a bus. the region's airport falling no the hands of pro-russian rebels. >> it's a blatant land grab. >> the numbers of whim edge murdered is -- women murdered is happening fast. >> grieving families of dead women is st

>> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, next sunday at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >> on "america tonight": the weekend edition. on the campus that thomas jefferson built, a second look at justice. in the wake of an exposÉ that core. >> do you feel that the judgment. >> i hope tonight there is a jury. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel after the school stood accused of harboring a rape culture on campus. >> and also, the law against the law. four decades after speaking out against his own nypd colleagues what his experience tells us about ferguson and other flash points between communities and police. >> you don't talk about your own kind. you know you don't expose your own kind. or maybe they'll expose you. >> frank serpico on police brutality and that thin blue line. >>> and it's a small world after all. that's led to a rapidly spreading and frightening outbreak of measles. "america tonight's" michael okwu. what a group of families in california did that helped spread the decease. >> good evenin

to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, sunday at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >> peshmerga forces cut off a supply root in a major offensive in iraq. u.s. and cuban officials clash over immigration as they get started on talks in havana. and the leader of pegida resign after being addressed as hitler. thank you for joining us. a day of violence and unrest in yemen could broker a key deal. as part of the agreement the houthies will withdraw their forces from areas around the residence of president hadi. he effectively have been held captive in his home since tuesday. the villa rebels have agreed to release one of hadi's top aids. in exchange they'll be given a greater say in the running of the country. this will involve amendments to the constitution as well as greater reputation in parliament and all state institutions. well there has been no visible change yet in the number of houthi soldiers. since taking over, houthies have tightened their grip taking over television stations. the leader warped on

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>> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, tomorrow at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm christof putzel. my guest this week, the actor ethan hawke. >> right after you had your blackout l role in "he dead poets society" your mother encouraged you to get involved in a certain charity. >> well, i was very fortunate, you know i had a really amazing loving mother and loving father and loving brothers and sisters who looked after me. it's tough when you first experience celebrity. because all of a sudden people want -- it changes people's relationship to you. girls in high school didn't think you were cute all of a sudden think you're cute. it is small obviously but it has other implications and one of them was i had a little bit of money in the bank. >> you were 18? >> yes i'd made i think $30,000 off of "dead poets society" and i was the richest person i knew. but my mother you know really quickly took my eye away from, you know, bietion things with buying things with it and being frivolous with it.

knock yourselves out. eat up. yet. more news on "world news now." med. don't miss the updates, wnnfans.com. we're not done here yet. more news on abc. stay with us. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." possibly the most hated man in massachusetts heads back to court today. the boston marathon bombing suspect faces potential jurors for a second day. his attorneys plan to argue he was under the influence of his older brother. >>> bad weather is disrupting the search for the wreckage of the doomed airasia flight. divers wait to retrieve parts of the plane from the indonesian sea. indonesian officials who allowed the flight to take off have been suspended. >>> former new york governor mario cuomo is being laid to rest today. yesterday thousands of people lined up to pay their respects to cuomo who died last week of heart failure. >>> oil prices are dragging the markets down. investigators fear

>> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, sunday at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >> after more than 60 years the division between north and south korea is still a fault line north korea has now threatened a nuclear test because of the united nations attention on human rights in the country. ambassador joseph detrani is a former u.s. negotiator with north korea on their nuclear program. the six party talks reached a dead end in 2009. >> if they are not happy with something, they will tell you; well we're not happy with something. and if you persist we'll have a nuclear test, we'll have a missile launch. and i think the expectation has been: we will cave. threats don't work any longer. the threat to escalate doesn't work any longer they are not going to get what they want because they are threatening. they will get more by coming back to the table and being reasonable. >> the united states has announced a new round of sanctions as a response to the cyber attack on sony pictures they claim was orchestrated

>> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, tomorrow at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >> every monday night, al jazeera america brings you controversial... >> we have to change those things in order to make our own lives better. >> entertaining... >> there was a lot of laughter. >> thought provoking... >> it doesn't change the world but it does influence the way people think. >> surprising... >> no edits! >> exclusive one on one interviews with the most interesting people of our time. >> if you have an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> conversations you won't find anywhere else. "talk to al jazeera". monday 10:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> in north korea we spoke only to people chosen by the government, so to get a sense of what life was really like under kim jong un, at least for some, we traveled to seoul. we're on our way to meet a couple from north korea who've left the country after kim jong un came to power. the husband apparently has just arrived to south korea. n

keep yourselves warm, dry safe. casino of sloppy, monday. not a lot of precipitation out of this, at most, an inch of snow through the poconos trails every ice, just the kind of precipitation that it is tomorrow that makes it the worse. 36 degrees. after that we're into the 30's but it should stay dry the way it looks now tuesday through next saturday. >> sloppy monday morning. thanks carol. 7:48 right now. let's check on the roads and high base, not too sloppy yet ann, right? >> not too bad at all nicole. sunshine, carol was talking about this is the schuylkill eastbound, the belmont avenue eastbound lanes to the right of your screen, remember, we had this accident in that accident has cleared good to go now between belmont avenue and city avenue on the schuylkill, and the schuylkill looks fine through philadelphia, and its suburbs this is right at the ben franklin bridge. northbound lanes, to the right of your screen, no delays or problems on i-95, this morning, the ben franklin bridge also in good shape. and 95,

able to feed yourselves. we have to continue to have strong support for ag. in december we filed a case in wyoming federal district court to require b.l.m. to better manage wild horses. we continue to fight for wyoming's regional haze plan and it's a good plan for addressing visibility. last fall the 10th circuit upheld the state's plan regarding sulfur docks and recently we filed our brief in the 10th circuit in support of the state's plan as it relates to nitrogen oxides. we have, as many of you know most frequently done battle with the e.p.a. the reason is simply, the e.p.a. rulemaking under president obama's administration has been troubling at best. wyoming is opposing power plant rules. the proposed rules for water of the u.s., as well as many other e.p.a. actions. and we will to do so. wyoming's fight against federal regulatory overreach will not stop. along with the attorney general, along with the support of this body, we must all continue fighting for wyoming. looking back at the past four years, th

. >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, tomorrow at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera >> we're off to zambia in just a minute after the headlines. >> fighting members of the armed group of boko haram in the town of midugery. snap election in greece could change the direction of the company. currently ruling new democracy party greece says it syriza says it will end austerity practices if it wins. >>> zambia's edgar lungu will be inaugurated. haru matassa joins us. i would imagine the new president i think he's talking now is saying what he plans to do for the future of his country. >> reporter: exactly he does. he started off by saying he knows opposition parties says he stole the election, and he says that wasn't true. but forget about it let's move on as a country. understand zambians suffered, a few months ago acting president hand over power to edgar lungu let's hope the president focuses on the nitty-gritty issues of zambia. >> he hasn't got long to deliver if this is to be his only term because there will be a

. >> and do you present yourselves to other boards. >> yes. and and do they require briefs to be presented automatically that's it. >> okay. thank you any public comment on this item? seeing none, commissioners the matter it submitted. >> commissioners the our rules are quite clear dpw is a party in n this particular case and i'm prepared to support a rehearing request. >> i agree i believe that procedure has been broken in nicole and whether the appellant could have looked it up on the website was not provided the brief before our board. >> okay. >> move to grant the rehearing request. >> commissioner fung can we include a date for the new hearing do you have a recommendation if you're on to one? >> what do you think madam director. >> i'll recommend the 18th of february that's the soonest. >> does that work for all 3 parties. >> 18th of february. >> okay move to grant the rehearing request with a date of february 18th on the basis that a required brief was not provided to the appellant. >> i qualify for manifested justice. >> yeah. a motion

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infrastructure and now in our city's homelessness population i'm very proud we can have companies like yourselves step up in the contributions hampton family center will use one million dollars of this donation to lead a partner with our san francisco unified school district to address family homelessness in our city this is innovative this is the first time that a partnership has begun to help a service provider in our school district it is a need and i look forward to the ideas and the things they do that might spark even more interest in our kids that are homeless that are attending school that are challenging situations is larkin street services will use 5 hundred thousand to fund a multiple purpose center to help with the advanced legislature of 11 of of programming for life skill sets for the youth and finally, there's as i said earlier crowd is ours for low income folks they'll use one half million dollars for google to support in their kickoff in a gift matching campaign that doubled the use and this is innovation this is all about thanks and about a city that continues to lead the city i

sidewalk and say obviously from our prospective that's part of vision zero to make sure that all road yourselves are educated and remind to behalf and share the space appropriate and want to remind mta working with the bicyclist coalition we've educated over 10 thousand cyclists this year to share the road and on behalf of in crosswalks when they need to leave their bike everything else, etc. so i want to make sure in that process as we continue to work on vision zero that sfmta is remit of the work you're doing and the work we at the bicycle coalition to make sure we're all educated. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> and then or in addition, . >> good afternoon and happy holidays i hope you have a better holiday i'm a driver and board member i have to drive double now i used to drive 3 days a week and now 7 including holidays and my birthday so i can make at least minimum wage i think all taxis see we're on the short end in fair competition the taxi industry in san francisco the san francisco drivers are suffering but oneself this didn't tell the whole sto

now, i know to a lot of you youngsketeers -- that's what you call yourselves nowadays, right?ecause i haven't been keeping up. whatever. i'm sure the measles doesn't sound that serious. it probably sounds like an adorable floppy-eared puppy. (calling to imaginary dog... ) hey measles! who do you love, measles? measles! (regular voice) please also tid a bad thing. but measles is pretty serious. it's no puppy dog, but it's a bitch. >> fever, running nose, ends up with blindness, swelling of the brain and death. >> brain swelling and death! you might as well let your kids play football! so what happened here? is it like the flu shot? did we run out of the vaccine? i thought we eradicated measles in 2000 along with the baha man. well, thank god we have a vaccination. >> most of the cases involve patients who never received a measles vaccination. >> larry: what? well, why can't they get it? can they not afford it? are they being kept away? is this obamacare? >> skipping shots is becoming a growing trend in parts of california. >> larry: a trend? this is your children's health, not

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you may be asking yourselves, how did four palm trees end up in one tree basin. it seems like an unusual situation to us. throughout this process and talking with former neighbors and owners of this house, we learned through previous owners went through this process a few years ago when they wanted the plum tree removed. one weekend they took matters into their own hand, illegally real moving the plum tree and replacing it with these palms. now as the new homeowners we're stuck dealing with the consequences. we invited our neighbors to submit their opinion to the board of appeals either in favor or against removal. in conversations we have the full support of removal and three neighbors said they'd write letters to support removal due to safety concerns. this tree bray sin is suitable for one tree, not four, particularly four dangerous and inappropriate trees such as these palms. we've lined up a palm tree specialist to remove the trees and relocate them, hopefully keeping them right here in san francisco. we hope to have the chance to work with dpw and friends o

but, when you miss 15 foul shots, you only have one thing at point at yourselves. that combined with bad start wonder didn't get blown out. seton hall without a star player, opening the game on 17 to three run. cats didn't get blown out thanks to daniel. nineteen points, 24 rebounds, most ever in a biggies game. game goes to over time. nova chance to tie but ryan turns the ball over, calves perfect season comes to answer. sixty-six-61 the final tuesday, they face number 15 st. johns. >> nova, goes down, so does st. joes, in the a10 open. they trail george washington all game long, hawks down as much as 20 in the game, although they would at one point cut the lead to four, they would never get over the hump. st. joes loses wednesday at duquesne. >> the flyers finish their eight game road trip tonight and that's not the only reason they're breathing a sigh of relief. last night the team feared the worse when captain claude giroux got the back of his leg cut by a blade, they thought it tore through his achilles. and instead just superficial cut on the outside of his a

knock yourselves out. eat up.t miss the updates, wnnfans.com. we're not done here yet. more news on abc. stay with us. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is "good morning washington" on your side. >> bracing for snow on this tuesday morning. our team is spread out across the area as we get ready for the first measurable snowfall of the season and it is getting here just in time for your morning commute. >> isn't that fevert way that -- perfect the wa they all just times out. >> we got word that federal agencies are open today. however employees do have the option for unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework. if you want to stay nice and cozy in your bed you can. work from home. jacqui is here checking the very latest as far as the radar goes. what can we expect? >> it is very deceiving right now. you take a l

. -- govern yourselves. there is the muslim community and the rest of france. >> this is a tremendous problem across all of europe. even if you look at places like sweden there are dozens of no go zones if the police go in there they are attacked by locals who set up governing counsels. this is a terrible pronblem in europe. a population of brussel is islamic now. many of the belgian citizens not liking what they have seen have fled the city. you will probably have your first muslim mayor elected in brussel in the coming year or two. >> gary, we are looking at pictures of a helicopter. we are seeing and hearing reports of a large military style operation on the ground there. can you tell us what's happening from the airplane to the helicopters to the negotiations that may be taking place to the people on the ground? >> all of the aircraft that are there are there to deliver the people that are going to be managing the crisis. you have likely a gign officer the commander has a lead dern then an assault team w

make sure your do the right investments and take care of yourselves. when we do expand more and more attention to this area you'll find more and more people naturally inclined to live here. there was a promise you'd never been isolated from our city. residents do deserve to be hooked up, connected up, being part of the city and this has always been about one of the major reasons why i took up the challenge to become the mayor of this city and i will continue doing that for all our communities because this is what not only makes me feel good this is the right thing to do, carry out promises that have been made over many, many years and be assuring that those things are done. so i want, again, thank all the agencies. i'm excited for this project to happen. we break open this ground. i am in great anticipation. i'm not sure i can wait until 2016 for these homes to open. meanwhile, we'll probably be opening up construction projects to advance and accelerate. tomorrow you'll hear more about howard doing it across the city to build more affordable housing. t

at the end of the august and releases a video to highlight the key components the video directed yourselves 0 user to the draft and has worked with individual to incorporate changes such possible while maintain the policy and framework going forward we ask the commission schedule a adaptation hearing for february 5th note this is different then in a the case packet on the 29th of june we want to have an adaptation element this allows 4 weeks to respond to public comments between the adaptation hearing we does the commission adopt the housing element update and schedule a adaptation hearing for february 5th staff is available for questions. >> thank you opening it up for public comment (calling names). >> i'm bob plant hold regarding our february 5th date i wanted to suggest that in the future when you have hearings that have a lot of information that is very bulky and detention i'm told this might be one hundred and 50 packages have a special outreach to community to agency to constituencies that don't read print notice how seldom you see people in here with guide dogs or white detains i ca

brace yourselves. we'll see temperatures topping out in the 20s for wednesday and thursday.with that the winds are going to be a factor. it's not even the temperature. it's the wind on wednesday and thursday. it's going to stay right there. we do get a break in the wind as itself snow moves through. 41 degrees, doesn't feel that way. feels about 31 with once you factor in the very strong northwesterly winds n. is what it feels like there out there. 19 hagerstown. 27 for baltimore. even though the actual temperature is warmer than that. notice problems for today. tonight we'll see the clouds work their way back in. here comes our snow headed our way for tomorrow. it's going to move pretty fast. we're not seeing a great amount of snow, but it's just enough at the wrong time. let's go through your futurecast. here are those clear skies. tonight 6:00, a couple of clouds out there. we're seeing a couple of clouds out there right now as well. 4:00 in the morning, we're going to be on the news at 4:00 as well. you'll see a couple of slight snow showers here through the shenandoah v

>> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on?orderland, sunday at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >> this is talk to al jazeera. i am ali velshi speak with counter terrorism expert and sufan. he intear gated zubata, one of the so-called high-value detainees in gaupt, inguantanamo. >> in gaunt tanamo. >> the cia interviewed and waterboarded? >> 83 times. >> 83 times but didn't get better information than you got without waterboarding. you became a bit after poster child for those arguing you don't have to water board. >> right. i mean this whole incident took place in 2002 >> and i didn't say anything. program. i reported to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. said we don't do these kind of things and they pulled the f.b.i. out of the program. techniques. >> yeah. >> i came back and, you know, i continued to do my job. i left the government in 2005 and it wasn't until all of these things with the declassification of the office of the legal counsel memos, i start hearing ail of thesacts by different people to include, you know, the former

of the planning code most of the time we discuss ordinances to how much thought toward the end yourselves this places all uses into one section of the planning code and lists them al bat out of hell the definitions and out dates the old definitions and only those table must the use of controls for the zoning district they provide most of the development information you'll need to know in one easy to read chart the planning commission heard it and voted unanimously with the modification these have been incorporated into the ordinance that's before you this is phase one of the 3 phase process more sexness to come this - and to reference the new set of consolidated use extinctions we want to thank supervisor wiener for taking on the sponsoring and another person i'd like to thank it judy for the incredible amount of work and tom for the incredible amount of work that concludes any racks i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you mr. sharp and for your work. >> with that opening it up for public comment i have one public comment card tom mcdid you have vindicate. >> from liv

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of the planning code most of the time we discuss ordinances to how much thought toward the end yourselves this places all uses into one section of the planning code and lists them al bat out of hell the definitions and out dates the old definitions and only those table must the use of controls for the zoning district they provide most of the development information you'll need to know in one easy to read chart the planning commission heard it and voted unanimously with the modification these have been incorporated into the ordinance that's before you this is phase one of the 3 phase process more sexness to come this - and to reference the new set of consolidated use extinctions we want to thank

. >> then i'll give yourselves more than a month to take what ar c says and put it into a package justin just to be safe. >> that will make it to march 18th and yeah. the earlier date will have to be continued. >> as long as our calendar is not full your march fourth march they're not ready and ask for a continuance. >> sounds good. >> okay is that a motion. >> could we have a motion. >> motion to continue this well refer to ar c for the february 18th and continue this to the h pc to march fourth. >> second thank you commissioners then there's a motion and second to refer this to the ar c and continue this matter to the full commission an march fourth. >> commissioner hyland commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner wolfram president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. >> i apologize to the next 2 items we'll take a 5 >> good afternoon. we'll call this meeting of the historic preservation back to order. >> like to welcome people back conversions we left off in our regular calendar on case 13 at 911 m