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Foucault, panopticism and digital power
"Power is exercised through networks, and individuals do not simply circulate in those networks; they are in a position to both submit to and exercise this power."
– Michel Foucault, "Society Must be Defended" lectures
Renowned French philosopher, Michel Foucault (1926-1984) has been relentlessly misunderstood (perhaps partially for using terms like "heterotopia" and "noso-politics").
Furthermore, despite his groundbreaking work on identity, he has been consistently misidentified, for example as being a Marxist, not a Marxist, a relativist, a pessimist, a determinist, and myriad other philosophical abuses.
In reality and above all, he was an observer, and one who generally left the job of passing judgement or finding solutions to his readers. He turned an exceptionally astute and analytical eye to humanity and its social systems giving us a whole new view of our history, our power structures and ourselves.
For example: while power is often thought of as something someone important (like a king) "holds", Foucault saw it very differently. He revealed power to be highly distributed, diffuse and relational. In the modern world, the pressure we feel to behave in certain ways is often disconnected from any particular person or organization. Instead it's embedded in social norms, social structures, institutionalized rules, networks and even physical spaces.
In his book Discipline and Punish, Foucault famously refers to utilitarian philosopher, Jeremy Bentham's invention the "panopticon" as a metaphor for decentralized power through surveillance and self-surveillance.
The panopticon is a prison design in which individual cells surround a tower at the centre from which a guard could, at any point in time, be looking. The prisoners never know when the guard is looking (like with a one-way mirror), but because it's always possible, they behave as if watched, thus, disciplining themselves.
Bentham saw his invention as stupendously excellent design for its economical efficiency, and he imagined it should be applied to schools, hospitals and other institutions as well. For Foucault, this panopticon is a metaphor demonstrating how power, at one time associated with a sovereign, became embedded into the very institutions, and architectures of the spaces we live in.
The microphysics of power and self-tracking
Foucault refers to a "microphysics of power" or the way power manifests throughout a network, reaching into every nook and cranny of our private lives. For example, "regimes of truth" define what it is to be normal by exclusion (eg. by excluding those labelled "homosexual" or "mentally ill").
You could even say that Foucault anticipated movements like the quantified self (self-tracking) when he described a tendency towards forms of self-surveillance. If you're tracking your steps as part of changing your body you may be under the influence of what Foucault called "biopower" which is power exerted over people's bodies and self-formation.
Now take a moment to consider Bentham's panopticon from the brave new world of the the live stream, the smart house and the location tracker. Some 40 years after Foucault wrote his final lines, the landscape of surveillance and power relations has exploded into dizzying complexity.
Power has changed. We now live in a world in which people are fired from employment based on drunk pictures on Facebook, while victims of police brutality use the same technology to film their perpetrators in action.
Social media can be weaponized to undermine democratic elections and divide a nation, or mobilized to support resistance against an oppressive regime. Relations of power are constantly redefining themselves through technology, and this interaction of powers in all directions, dominant and resistant, down into the capillaries of society, can be seen as powerful amplifications of what Foucault identified in the last century.
Meanwhile in the quiet background, the companies that own and develop technologies continue to gather and mobilize increasing information about all of us for the purpose of commerce.
Where commerce or advertising ends and propaganda begins has been a point of moral dilemma for these companies. Even if we position them as benevolent keepers of our information, they create a massive social vulnerability – a major opportunity for diffuse control by any with a motive to power (ie. Cambridge Analytica Scandal).
Just a few decades after Foucault's death, the digital gaze has taken micropower to quantum levels with a network so diffuse it is difficult to escape it even temporarily. Victims of cyberbullying often distinguish it from traditional bullying by its lack of boundaries; it follows you home.
"Panopticism" can now even be predictive, anticipating, based on big data, the future of our health, mental health and behavior, and companies like Google invest in improving these predictive capacities on behalf of their advertisers.
As a society we have to decide whether we believe there should be no limits to commercial, government or social surveillance into our lives, or if we believe there is indeed psychological and social value to limits, and where and how we place them.
In what ways do digital technologies allow regimes of power to infiltrate deeper into our lives? In what ways do they allow us to fight back?
We'd love your thoughts…
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"Society Must Be Defended": Lectures at the Collège de France, 1975-1976
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William Mullens says:
This is fantastic, thank you for the new point of view I have. A greater understanding. I was watching person of interest and an episode is called Panopticon which led me to you.
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Study: Web Trackers Systematically Compromise Users' Privacy
Website monitoring practices take advantage of many loopholes in privacy regulations, UC-Berkeley study says
Tim Wilson, Editor in Chief, Dark Reading
Do you know who's tracking you when you're surfing the Web -- and what they do with the information? A new study suggests you may not know as much as you think.
The study by researchers at the University of California-Berkeley (PDF), which was released late Monday, indicates that Web users may be tracked ("bugged," as the researchers put it) by dozens of sources on a visit to a single site. In a single month, they found 100 monitoring agents on one site, blogspot.com.
While many of the trackers used on blogging sites are low-level monitors used by bloggers to see who's reading their content, the big companies -- such as Google -- are also tracking a large portion of Web traffic, the report says. "We found five trackers overall operated by Google, including Analytics, DoubleClick, AdSense, FriendConnect, and Widgets," the researchers say.
"Among the top 100 Websites this project focused on, Google Analytics appeared on 81 of them," the report states. "When combined with the other trackers it operates, Google can track 47 of the top 50 Websites, and 92 of the top 100 Websites. Further, a Google-operated tracker appeared on 348,059 of 393,829 distinct domains tracked by Ghostery in March 2009 -- over 88 percent of the domains tracked by Ghostery that month."
Even if users know their Web activity is being tracked, they have no way of knowing how that data is being used, the researchers observe. "In our analysis of privacy policies, 36 of the Websites affirmatively acknowledged the presence of third-party tracking," the study states. "However, each of these policies also stated that the data collection practices of these third parties were outside the coverage of the privacy policy. This appears to be a critical loophole in privacy protection.
"In our analysis of the privacy policies, we found that 46 of the top 50 companies affirmatively state that they share data with affiliates, and the four remaining were unclear," the researchers report. "We sent each company a request via email or an online Web form for a list of each affiliate they may share data with. We received 14 replies, but none included the lists we asked for. Most stated that they do not disclose corporate information. Based on our experience, it appears that users have no practical way of knowing with whom their data will be shared."
While sharing data with "affiliates" may not sound particularly compromising, the researchers point out that many large companies have hundreds of affiliates, sometimes in completely different lines of business. "MySpace, one of the most popular social networking sites (especially among younger users), is owned by NewsCorp, which has over 1,500 subsidiaries," the study states. "Bank of America has over 2,300. It should be noted that these numbers include several foreign affiliates."
Some companies that do Web tracking maintain users don't care that they're being tracked, noting the relatively low number of privacy complaints filed with organizations like the Federal Trade Commission and TRUSTe each year. But the researchers dispute this conclusion.
"That would be a misinterpretation of the data," the study says. "It is apparent from our research that users do care. The low number of complaints simply conforms to our hypothesis that users file complaints only when two conditions are met: 1) they perceive an invasion of their privacy, and 2) they know where to file a complaint." Most users don't recognize how data from passive monitoring tools might affect their privacy, and even if they did, they wouldn't know where to file a complaint, the researchers say.
Current regulations that allow third-party Web tracking without the user's permission do little to protect the user's privacy, the study states. "Third-party trackers are not governed by a Website's privacy policy. Therefore, they have no incentive to allow users to view or delete information collected about them. In addition to this lack of participation, users have no ability to avoid third-party tracking. There is no opt-out, let alone opt-in."
The researchers recommend that new regulations be passed to allow users to find out more about how their browsing data is tracked and used, and that they be able to control the collection and use of that data.
"We recommend regulation by which both Websites and third-party trackers must allow users to see all the data that has been collected about them, not just user-provided information," the researchers state. "Additionally, users should also be allowed to see with whom their data has been shared. The imposition posed upon companies by such a requirement could be greatly mitigated by merely requiring that Websites provide users with the information they have about the user in a form no less convenient than the form in which it is available to the company."
The researchers further recommend that "companies request permission from users before sharing data about them with any outside party, regardless of affiliation. The presence and purpose of third-party tracking should also be made more salient in the minds of users. We recommend that all browser developers provide a Ghostery-like function in their browsers that alerts users to the presence of third-party trackers."
Much of the enforcement of these new regulations would fall to the FTC, the researchers recommend. The FTC would have to provide a better means for users to find out how their browsing data is being tracked and used, and a better process for filing complaints against companies that misuse the data, the study says.
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Jane Fonda Says COVID-19 Is 'God's Gift To The Left'
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Jane Fonda said she thinks that the coronavirus is "God's gift to the left" and said that it has "ripped the Band-Aid off who [President Donald Trump] is."
"We are people who can help determine which way humanity goes," the 82-year-old actress shared in a clip supporting Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. The video was posted on YouTube by the Washington Free Beacon in a post on Wednesday.
"What a great gift, what a tremendous opportunity, we're just so lucky, we have to use it with every ounce of intelligence and courage and wherewithal we have," she added. (RELATED: Feminist Jane Fonda Wants To Work With Quentin Tarantino: 'Would You Put In A Good Word For Me?')
Fonda continued while giggling, "I just think COVID is God's gift to the left. That is a terrible thing to say. I think it was a very difficult thing to send down to us, but it has ripped the Band-Aid off who [Trump] is and what he stands for and what is being done to average people and working people in this country." (RELATED: Jane Fonda Arrested In Washington, D.C. While Protesting)
The actress went on to explain that there is now "a chance to harness that anger and make a difference."
How the left really feels about Covid. Hear from @Janefonda that "Covid is gods gift to the left."@FBillMcMorris pic.twitter.com/dGnlmblrzX
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At one point, the "Grace and Frankie" star also said that she just feels "so blessed to be alive right now."
As previously reported, Fonda has spoken out many times against Trump and his policies during his presidency.
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An ingenious helicopter takes the first color photo on Mars
Roger Rehbein April 24, 2021 3 min read
Creativity is the second and most dangerous journey on Mars 1:17
(CNN) – We know now: this is the view from flying on Mars.
The Ingenuity took its first color photo on April 22nd.
An Ingenuity helicopter took its first color photograph at 5.2 meters above the surface of Mars during a The second flight took place on April 22. It is now preparing for a third flight, scheduled for Sunday.
Creativity flew independently for about 52 seconds during a second flight, and rose approximately 4.9 meters into the Martian atmosphere. After a short flight, the helicopter tilted 5 ° and moved sideways to a distance of 2.1 meters.
The helicopter returned to its place several times. This allowed the Ingenuity color camera to shoot in different directions before landing again in the middle of the airport. During your first trip Conducted on April 19, only creativity was collected Black and white photos Using your navigation camera.
Creative journey on Mars from a new angle 0:35
The color image shared by NASA on Friday is the first taken by an aerial craft while it was on the surface of Mars. On either side of the image you can see the landing pads for two of the four legged helicopter.
The shadow of a helicopter can be seen on the surface of Mars at the bottom of the image.
The view from helicopter perspective reveals the footprints made by the Perseverance Rover when it first deposited the helicopter in the middle of its 10-meter-long and 10-meter-wide airport, now known as the Wright Brothers Field.
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You can also peek at the Mars horizon in the upper left and right corner of the image.
The helicopter team believes this image helps demonstrate Ingenuity's unique exploration capabilities and other helicopters that could be formed in the future.
Historical photos of creativity on Mars 1:07
Dexterity never wastes time. The 1.8-kilogram helicopter is scheduled to fly again Sunday morning. Data and images will begin to flow into the control room of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, at 10:16 a.m. Miami time.
Each journey is more challenging than the previous one. On Sunday's flight, the helicopter will rise at the same altitude, about 5 meters above the surface of Mars, but this time it will accelerate.
On previous flights, the creativity was moving at a speed of approximately 0.5 meters per second. Now the helicopter will increase this speed and will travel at two meters per second.
The helicopter will fly 50 meters to the north before returning to the ground in place.
The mission team is planning a total flight time of 80 seconds, the longest to date, with a range of about 100 meters.
"Although this number may not sound like much, bear in mind that we never moved sideways a distance equivalent to more than two pens when we did the flight test in the dump room here on Earth," wrote Harvard Grip, the pilot. Ingenuity Mars helicopter in JPL, at Prof. Raising the level of.
"And while the four meters of lateral movement on the second flight (two meters back and then two meters back) was remarkable, and provided a lot of great data, it was only four meters. As such, the third flight is a wonderful step, as creativity begins in Experience freedom in the sky. "
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Dexterity still has an extra week to make two additional trips before the end of the 31-day mission.
"Although we are conducting our flight tests in a thin atmosphere of more than 290 million kilometers from Earth, we have designed our methodology for a test flight in the manner of the Wright brothers," writes Gribe. "Our plan from day one was to prepare like crazy, fly, analyze data (like crazy) and then plan a bolder test for the next flight."
Check back here Sunday for updates on the historic third flight of the Mars Ingenuity helicopter.
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Sources: MLB plans 60 games, awaits 2 answers
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Major League Baseball plans to hold a 60-game season that begins around July 24 but first needs players to sign off on a health-and-safety protocol and pledge to arrive at home stadiums by July 1 to prepare for the season, sources familiar with the situation told ESPN.
The league's owners voted to implement a 60-game season Monday, hours after the MLB Players Association rejected a 60-game proposal that would have included an expanded postseason and other ancillary salary bumps.
After nearly three months of fruitless negotiations, MLB opted to use the right given to it in the parties' March 26 agreement to impose a schedule of its desired length. By choosing a season of 60 games, the league will pack in about as many games as it can through Sept. 27, the league's self-imposed cutoff for the regular season to end.
Additionally, the 60-game season could serve as a buffer against a grievance by the MLBPA, which in the case of a potential implementation has been expected to charge the league did not fulfill its duty to complete as full a season as possible. The league could file a grievance against the union as well.
Multiple players told ESPN they expect to agree to the league's call to report by July 1 and its health-and-safety protocol, with executive subcommittee member Andrew Miller telling ESPN, "We are ready to get back on the field."
If they do, it would end a tortuous path to a return-to-play agreement in a typically confusing way: with the players rejecting a proposal, only to have one of the same length implemented.
After commissioner Rob Manfred flew to the Phoenix area to meet with union executive director Tony Clark last Tuesday, the league believed it had the framework of a deal in place. Union members balked at the 60-game framework and proposed 70 games — plus a larger chunk of postseason bonus money than the $25 million the league was offering as well as a cut of TV revenue from playoff expansion in 2021.
Owners were livid, rejecting the proposal and asking players to consider the original 60-game framework. On Monday evening, they rejected it overwhelmingly, by a 33-5 vote, setting the stage for the implementation.
"Needless to say, we are disappointed by this development," MLB said in a statement. "The framework provided an opportunity for MLB and its players to work together to confront the difficulties and challenges presented by the pandemic. It gave our fans the chance to see an exciting new postseason format. And, it offered players significant benefits."
The union earlier had suggested the league implementing a schedule was the next step, saying in a statement: "While we had hoped to reach a revised back to work agreement with the league, the Players remain fully committed to proceeding under our current agreement and getting back on the field for the fans, for the game, and for each other."
In its statement, the league asked that the union provide two pieces of information by 5 p.m. ET Tuesday: whether players will be able to report to training by July 1 and whether the union "will agree on the Operating Manual which contains the health and safety protocols necessary to give us the best opportunity to conduct and complete our regular season and Postseason."
Under imposition, the deal is spare. Players would receive the full prorated share of their salaries — about 37% of their full-season salaries and around $1.5 billion total. The postseason would remain at 10 teams. Players would not receive forgiveness on the $170 million salary advance they received as part of the March agreement and would get no money from the postseason. Players would not agree to wearing on-field microphones. Teams would not wear advertising patches on their uniforms. The universal designated hitter likely would remain in place, as it's part of the health-and-safety protocol.
By rejecting the 60-game framework, the players retain their right to grieve the terms of the March agreement between the two sides. After spring training was shut down in March because of the coronavirus pandemic, the league and the players agreed that when play picked up, players would be paid on a prorated basis and would discuss the economic feasibility of playing without fans in the stands. The players' association maintained that discussion had nothing to do with their pay. The disagreement led to months of acrimony between the sides.
The union had delayed its vote on the league's latest proposal in order to collect new data regarding testing for COVID-19 after several recent outbreaks at training facilities in Florida and Arizona and in major league cities, sources told ESPN. All MLB training camps were temporarily closed after multiple teams reported positive tests on Friday, and the league announced Saturday that a restart of training would occur only in teams' home cities. The players then delayed the vote again Sunday, sources said, after Manfred made late tweaks to the proposal, offering in an email to Clark to cancel expanded playoffs and the universal designated hitter for 2021 if 50 games weren't played in 2020.
With implementation, that is all moot. What isn't is that after all this time, Major League Baseball finally looks like it will try to play a season.
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Politics and Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : September 21, 2015 1:00pm-3:01pm EDT
inspectors. this right here is chicago's map of their snow plow. it's realtime information about where their snow plows are. now, this has a reduction on their call center because people would always call and say when is the snow plow coming? now they can actually see it. but they can't really gain these productivity benefits unless they're out there trying to figure out how they can actually translate this into cutting costs. so one of the challenges that i'll put back to you, as we think about the internet of things, in the short term, we're thinking about what can we do with this technology and how can enable new opportunities, but this really comes back to the big challenges we have in government around managing i.t., which is how do we work with the budgets that we need, how do we get the budgets we need, how do we cut staff, manage large i.t. projects? we'll have to solve these problems if we want to succeed with iot. if you're interested in the work we do, we're putting out a report in a few weeks calling for a national strategy around the internet of things and really laying ou
inspectors. this right here is chicago's map of their snow plow. it's realtime information about where their snow plows are. now, this has a reduction on their call center because people would always call and say when is the snow plow coming? now they can actually see it. but they can't really gain these productivity benefits unless they're out there trying to figure out how they can actually translate this into cutting costs. so one of the challenges that i'll put back to you, as we think...
Early Today : WCAU : February 17, 2015 4:00am-4:31am EST
do their thing. we'll give you a realtime view of what is happening outside through the eyes of skyforce 10. and we have our eyes in the studio tracking the storm impacting our region. we'll begin with bill henley and the first alert forecast. >>> some areas will get more snow than others but more importantly it's the type of snow it is. very light, fluffy snow making it easier to move. whether you have two inches on the ground or more than six inches on the ground it will be slick all around. accumulating snow happening right now for the entire region. this is going to continue through the early morning hours. by sunrise, it will start to taper off. until then we'll see occasional periods of heavy snow. and no matter where you are or how much snow you have on the ground, we are seeing very slippery conditions this morning. and there is plenty of snow from the philadelphia area to the jersey shore and even into the pocano mountains. new york city is getting their share. a lot of snow to go around but the steadier snow is moving through portions of montgomery and bucks county. a
do their thing. we'll give you a realtime view of what is happening outside through the eyes of skyforce 10. and we have our eyes in the studio tracking the storm impacting our region. we'll begin with bill henley and the first alert forecast. >>> some areas will get more snow than others but more importantly it's the type of snow it is. very light, fluffy snow making it easier to move. whether you have two inches on the ground or more than six inches on the ground it will be slick...
we didn't win. as we were dealing with stuff in realtime, we actually, i assigned lawyers in the nypd legal bureau and josh was our government liaison. it was very convenient that's how joosh and i had worked together previously in terms of getting legislation. and as we were dealing with this coming here on december 11th, we had a whole round of meetings with some of the top people in washington, who were involved in senators and congressmen who were involved in making this happen for us. now, that, you know, like to go back to the morning of 9/11, that was even remotely thinking of anything like this? no. but, you know, you saw what the problems were. you saw what the obstacles were. my job wasn't, and again another thing just in terms of how we should think about these things, my job when i was thrown in to that wasn't to come back and to report problems to the mayor and to the police commissioner and to the hierarchy. my job was to figure out what they needed to know, and find a way to get it to them. and as i was doing that, and dealing with obstacles, i also started thinkin
we didn't win. as we were dealing with stuff in realtime, we actually, i assigned lawyers in the nypd legal bureau and josh was our government liaison. it was very convenient that's how joosh and i had worked together previously in terms of getting legislation. and as we were dealing with this coming here on december 11th, we had a whole round of meetings with some of the top people in washington, who were involved in senators and congressmen who were involved in making this happen for us....
Politics & Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : May 13, 2015 3:00pm-5:01pm EDT
realtime information. so in a place like downtown where you visited in downtown brownsville where we do have surveillance technology, a very robust deployment of agents in the downtown environment. so in realtime you can collect information about activity and the results of the activity. the results which includes the people who are rested ran back and what we call got aways. in other locations, we use other methods to try and do that. there's a lot -- there's lots of space along that 2,000 miles where we don't have that kind of deployment. so we use things like change detection technology to help inform overall. there's also a piece of situational awareness that us having to understand what the capabilities of the criminal network are, how we interact with our fellow law enforcement agencies, our international partners to understand what's happening on the other side of the border, and putting those pieces together along with the observations of people who live along the border that tell us this is out of the ordinary, this is not. if you start to put all of those things together, it g
realtime information. so in a place like downtown where you visited in downtown brownsville where we do have surveillance technology, a very robust deployment of agents in the downtown environment. so in realtime you can collect information about activity and the results of the activity. the results which includes the people who are rested ran back and what we call got aways. in other locations, we use other methods to try and do that. there's a lot -- there's lots of space along that 2,000...
NBC 10 News Today at 5:30a : WCAU : April 3, 2015 5:30am-6:01am EDT
all. >> there are police realtime cameras in the 2200 block of park avenue. and our realtime crime unit, which is operational 24 hours a day, observed the shooting. so the shooter and part of the shooting is recorded by philadelphia police cameras. >> reporter: right now philadelphia police are trying to sort this out. a lot of witnesses. they have the video and also the two people who are in custody right now. and they do tell us that most of the people who were at this house party are temple students. so of course we'll follow this throughout the morning. for now, we are live at temple university hospital in north philadelphia, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> and new from overnight, officers are still searching for one suspect after a home invasion led to a chase in oxford circle. police responded and found two suspects inside a home there. one suspect tried to run away. and police caught him quickly. the other jumped out of a window and took off. he dropped a loaded gun magazine a block from the scene. you can see it there. that mag is still on the loose, the man is still on th
all. >> there are police realtime cameras in the 2200 block of park avenue. and our realtime crime unit, which is operational 24 hours a day, observed the shooting. so the shooter and part of the shooting is recorded by philadelphia police cameras. >> reporter: right now philadelphia police are trying to sort this out. a lot of witnesses. they have the video and also the two people who are in custody right now. and they do tell us that most of the people who were at this house...
Politics and Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : September 21, 2015 11:00am-1:01pm EDT
as much information as we can. secretary flynn, what are your thoughts if there would be realtime instant notification, would that be beneficial? >> congressman luhan, absolutely. i think that's a great idea. >> and mr. president, rapid communication if there's an urgency like this, that -- is this something to make a difference to be able to prepare for anything coming our way? >> absolutely, it would help. and in this case, we are the ones called to close the irrigation gates, not the epa. we're the ones that make those decisions based on information that came down to us. and so if we receive that quicker, we would have responded better and prepared better and our people would have been ready rather than being thrust into a state of uncertainty. yes. >> i appreciate that and also want to thank councilman ogeen for alerting many of the communities in new mexico. it was through the leadership of being good neighbors that you alerted some of the neighbors into new mexico, sir. so thank you very much. secretary flynn and president vegae, as you sat through the hearing, were there an
as much information as we can. secretary flynn, what are your thoughts if there would be realtime instant notification, would that be beneficial? >> congressman luhan, absolutely. i think that's a great idea. >> and mr. president, rapid communication if there's an urgency like this, that -- is this something to make a difference to be able to prepare for anything coming our way? >> absolutely, it would help. and in this case, we are the ones called to close the irrigation...
Politics & Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : April 29, 2015 9:00am-10:01am EDT
. and with radar coverage, with realtime communication between air-traffic control, military and civilian aircraftworks that help to reduce some of the risk. >> it may well, sir. that's what the safety risk analysis would have to address. i believe a safety risk analysis either has been completed or is under way for that particular project. and through that will identify if risks -- or hazards are being introduced and what mitigations would be required to address it. >> and then along the lines here, your testimony highlights the faa's proactive nature in identifying and addressing risks to prevent accidents and as part of the flying public, i thank you for that. and specifically the successful commercial aviation safety team the cast model which uses data to develop an understanding of the best actions or interventions to prevent accidents, and this may get into the weeds with the powerder river but do you know if the cast model has been used? >> the department of defense is a member of the commercial aviation safety team but again sir, we tend at that group to look at systemic
. and with radar coverage, with realtime communication between air-traffic control, military and civilian aircraftworks that help to reduce some of the risk. >> it may well, sir. that's what the safety risk analysis would have to address. i believe a safety risk analysis either has been completed or is under way for that particular project. and through that will identify if risks -- or hazards are being introduced and what mitigations would be required to address it. >> and then...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : January 27, 2015 6:00am-7:01am PST
much of the east coast. you see the live radar there. from the realtime doppler radar. we're also going to see what it looks like outside. a live look from massachusetts. that reporter under the stick there gets ready for his live shot. parts of new york and new england could receive 30 inches of snow. but a bit of good news. so far, forecasters say it's not as bad as they first thought, at least in new york city. >> over 7,000 flights have been cancelled nationwide. and that includes some coming into and leaving the bay area. sfl's duty manager said 85 flights have been cancelled. that amounts to 36 departures, 49 arrivals, flights from new york, philadelphia, newark, boston also impacted. we're awaiting for san jose. >> an umbrella couldn't hurt depends on where you're living right now. let's check with christina tracking the rain quickly coming up. >> hey, good morning to you. yeah, very light shower activity. i don't think we actually need to carry the umbrella. maybe breaking out the versace, that designer gear, yeah, go ahead and grab it. we don't want you to ruin those expe
much of the east coast. you see the live radar there. from the realtime doppler radar. we're also going to see what it looks like outside. a live look from massachusetts. that reporter under the stick there gets ready for his live shot. parts of new york and new england could receive 30 inches of snow. but a bit of good news. so far, forecasters say it's not as bad as they first thought, at least in new york city. >> over 7,000 flights have been cancelled nationwide. and that includes...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : May 14, 2015 5:00am-6:01am PDT
a look at our realtime doppler radar on the left. you can see that rain is offshore right now. looks dry in san jose on the right. a little dark. don't be deceived. clouds are out there. that rain is coming. >>> keeping track of it all, meteorologist christina loren. at weather system you're tracking. >> it is a little bit odd. just in terms of the actual track and the late part of this season that we're getting it in. let me tell you what to expect for today. that spring storm is moving in as we speak. grab your umbrella. make sure the little ones are prepared for this as well as they head off to school for the final weeks before getting out for summertime. that's why this is so unusual because this storm system is coming in just week away frsumm. we're expecting snowfall out of it as well. but for right now mostly dry across the bay area. what you will notice is we're starting to get more activity over our local mountain, the western-facing slope surrounding san jose. bulk of the moisture is still offshore but getting closer and closer as the minutes draw on this morning to
a look at our realtime doppler radar on the left. you can see that rain is offshore right now. looks dry in san jose on the right. a little dark. don't be deceived. clouds are out there. that rain is coming. >>> keeping track of it all, meteorologist christina loren. at weather system you're tracking. >> it is a little bit odd. just in terms of the actual track and the late part of this season that we're getting it in. let me tell you what to expect for today. that spring storm...
now our realtime doppler radar show that green activity off shoir. wet weather making its way over the bay area. an area that could see the most action, the south bay. >> this is interesting. meteorologist christina loren joins us now. christina, while some may see rain, thunder and hail, others won't see anything at all? >> no, i think everybody is going to get a little bit of rain. the chance is looking better and better every time i check. and you know what, we just showed you that realtime doppler radar picking up lightning just offshore. so what you will notice here, showers just starting to move in. this is mostly in the north bay. the good news is we need the rain. the bad news is a lot of this is going to come through right in the heart of your morning drive. what we are expecting as we head throughout the next couple of hours, 7:46. in sunnyvale, 7:07. over the higher elevations we are expecting to terribly .4, there it is. realtime doppler radar show you that lightning firing off just offshore. now, this system is warm. it has a lot of instability with it. we're expecting thu
now our realtime doppler radar show that green activity off shoir. wet weather making its way over the bay area. an area that could see the most action, the south bay. >> this is interesting. meteorologist christina loren joins us now. christina, while some may see rain, thunder and hail, others won't see anything at all? >> no, i think everybody is going to get a little bit of rain. the chance is looking better and better every time i check. and you know what, we just showed you...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : September 30, 2015 6:00am-7:01am PDT
those trouble makers, watch them on video as the situations develop realtime so police can get to them a lot faster. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> this morning friends and family gathering to remember a graffiti artist gunned down in oakland. this comes as the search continues at this hour for the shooter. antonio ramos was painting a mural underneath a highway overpass when witnesses say he got into an argument with a man walking by yesterday morning. police say the altercation soon turned violent and the man pulled out a gun and shot ramos killing him. outrage over the shooting has reached city hall. >> every loss of life in this city is tragic, every one. so it's with a very sad heart that we learned of this death. >> for all of us in the city, this is something that's heart-wrenching. >> police have not release add description of the suspect, but are asking anyone with information to please reach out and contact them. a candlelight vigil will be held for ramos at the mural later this morning. >>> it's 6:04. this afternoon students and faculty at san jos
those trouble makers, watch them on video as the situations develop realtime so police can get to them a lot faster. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> this morning friends and family gathering to remember a graffiti artist gunned down in oakland. this comes as the search continues at this hour for the shooter. antonio ramos was painting a mural underneath a highway overpass when witnesses say he got into an argument with a man walking by yesterday...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : January 2, 2015 4:30am-5:01am PST
the 70s. >> what a tease. check out our realtime doppler radar. >> you think it's cold now, imagine jumping into the bay. these bold people had a chilly start to their new year. yesterday over 100 people dove into the san francisco bay. they swam from alcatraz to the several oregon duck players were disciplined for mocking other players, chanting "no means no" in reference to jameis winston, who has been accused but never was convicted of assault. the player will be disciplined. >> people are remembering a political power house, mario cuomo. >> he defined what it was to be a democrat. he pushed for me to run like hell for president. >> he ran in 1984 for the national democratic convention where he delivered sharp criticism of then president ronald reagan. he's a former three-term governor of the enpier state. he was considered the favorite to run in 1988 and '92 but he opted not to run. >> a yoga teacher went for a hike in mexico and nen returned. -- never returned. hari went for a hike on tuesday, has not been seen or heard from since. search teams and helicopters have been looking
the 70s. >> what a tease. check out our realtime doppler radar. >> you think it's cold now, imagine jumping into the bay. these bold people had a chilly start to their new year. yesterday over 100 people dove into the san francisco bay. they swam from alcatraz to the several oregon duck players were disciplined for mocking other players, chanting "no means no" in reference to jameis winston, who has been accused but never was convicted of assault. the player will be...
Early Today : WCAU : April 8, 2015 4:00am-4:31am EDT
look like out there? >> on the map we are seeing a lot of green in the reel realtime-time traffic data. the blue route, there are pockets of slowdowns in our area but that's really just average speeds. and there's not a lot of volume on the road to slow you down or major accidents. watch out for construction on interstate 95 through northeast philadelphia. the normal stretch of long-term construction crews are out there working so just be on the lookout for them. but again, not a lot of volume to slow you down as you can see in the drive times. 95 southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway is at 14 minutes. same thing for the schuylkill expressway between the blue route and the vine. 422 in montgomery county is also looking good. chris? >>> a south carolina police officer is charged with murder this morning. this comes after the shooting death of an unarmed man following a traffic stop. more of the cell phone video that led to the charges. >>> and coming up i'll take you to a kitchen where students are helping cancer patients eat healthier and learn how to cook better
look like out there? >> on the map we are seeing a lot of green in the reel realtime-time traffic data. the blue route, there are pockets of slowdowns in our area but that's really just average speeds. and there's not a lot of volume on the road to slow you down or major accidents. watch out for construction on interstate 95 through northeast philadelphia. the normal stretch of long-term construction crews are out there working so just be on the lookout for them. but again, not a lot of...
News4 Today : WRC : June 24, 2015 4:30am-5:01am EDT
by WRC
communication, the other families are saying they weren't getting realtime up-to-date information with the government. prior to today's announcement together with the government, an interagency fusion center headquartered with the fbi to better keep the families informed but it will not, we're told, include a so-called hostage bribe which a lot of people have been preaching for. but that apparently is not in today's announcement. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you tracie. >>> 4:47 now. if you thought the pool of people running for president couldn't hold anybody else, think again, today louisiana governor bobby jindal expected to announce he's running for the job. the republican governor will make his bid official. jindal is pulling in last place among all the candidates for the gop nomination. >> ford entering the car sharing business and d.c. is the first place to test it. soon those of you who finance your car through ford will be able to rent out your car or truck. it's similar to zip car which you're able to connect through a mobile app. and the city finds that 5
communication, the other families are saying they weren't getting realtime up-to-date information with the government. prior to today's announcement together with the government, an interagency fusion center headquartered with the fbi to better keep the families informed but it will not, we're told, include a so-called hostage bribe which a lot of people have been preaching for. but that apparently is not in today's announcement. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you tracie....
Politics & Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : January 20, 2015 11:00am-1:01pm EST
information is available at consumerfinance.gov, people can get it in realtime when they need it, and we think that that's helping people have more confidence about making good choices for themselves. >> one of the web tools, the consumer complaint aspect of cfpb.gov stirred up a little bit of a flap recently because of the determination to include the so-called consumer narrative. in those web forms, can you reflect for us a little bit about the brew ha-ha and the outcome? >> god forbid that people should know what other people are saying and complaints about these companies, and they, by the way say those things on many websites having nothing to do with the consumer bureau but one of the things i want to go back, let me just say, the consumer complaint function building a federal agency from scratch has been an enormous challenge. we haven't always gotten everything right, and it takes realtime and effort to do that as well as do our work, but its been a great challenge for us and a great opportunity. one of the pieces of that was that congress said that we had to have a consumer complaint,
information is available at consumerfinance.gov, people can get it in realtime when they need it, and we think that that's helping people have more confidence about making good choices for themselves. >> one of the web tools, the consumer complaint aspect of cfpb.gov stirred up a little bit of a flap recently because of the determination to include the so-called consumer narrative. in those web forms, can you reflect for us a little bit about the brew ha-ha and the outcome? >> god...
Politics & Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : May 18, 2015 9:00am-11:01am EDT
people who are crossing. we're in the technology and the deployment support realtime information. you can be very confident in specific zones where there's enough agents and there's enough technology to show you what's happening in realtime and record the responses in realtime and the effect. the effectiveness in those locations is very well documented. again, not scientific. sometimes you don't see the people cross in realtime. you can use that camera data, you can use the agent data and wrap those shift by shift, day by day and start to look at trends across. in the places where we don't have that kind of deployment, we're using this change detection technology. for instance, something that hangs off of the uas, that can fly the border, take a digital snapshot, if you will, and an interval later, maybe an hour, maybe a shift, maybe a day, and look at that land again and you can start to recognize change based on the way the pixels look in the picture. and that can tell you and verify when you don't have threat or don't have crossings. and it'll give you a lead to find out if th
people who are crossing. we're in the technology and the deployment support realtime information. you can be very confident in specific zones where there's enough agents and there's enough technology to show you what's happening in realtime and record the responses in realtime and the effect. the effectiveness in those locations is very well documented. again, not scientific. sometimes you don't see the people cross in realtime. you can use that camera data, you can use the agent data and wrap...
Early Today : KNTV : April 1, 2015 4:00am-4:31am PDT
is offering passengers something new, gps tech pet trackers. the tracker works in realtime monitors the temperature and if an animal is right-side-up. cost? 50 dollars. >>> bad news from the irs, its boss says the irs is ignoring more than 60% of customer phone calls. the reason staffing cuts due to lack of funding. he says the government will lose $2 billion in funding. the deadline to file your taxes is april 15th. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. go daddy price it is ipo above the expected range with a market value of $4.5 million. the company is known for its risque ads. it will start trading today on the new york stock exchange. amazon wants to make sure you never run out of coffee or razors ever again. it's launched a device called the dash button that let's amazon prime minister restock tide detergent, glad bags and raise sors. the button is free but only available by request. >>> if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. richard branson continues his long history of pulling april fools' day pranks.
is offering passengers something new, gps tech pet trackers. the tracker works in realtime monitors the temperature and if an animal is right-side-up. cost? 50 dollars. >>> bad news from the irs, its boss says the irs is ignoring more than 60% of customer phone calls. the reason staffing cuts due to lack of funding. he says the government will lose $2 billion in funding. the deadline to file your taxes is april 15th. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy....
Early Today : WCAU : September 1, 2015 4:00am-4:31am EDT
allows you to watch things happening live in realtime. we have a periscope across. you can see what's going on behind the scenes, ask us about the stories or ask us about our sports teams or what we had for breakfast. our address is nbc philadelphia. we'll see you there. >>> the eagles odds of winning a super bowl have improved. how about that? according to vegas insiders, the eagles are 10-1 favorites to win the super bowl. only the seahawks, packers and colts have better odds. >>> we're expecting roster moves today. chip kelly has to cut the squad down to 75 players this afternoon. will tebow make the cut? and the birds play their final preseason game thursday night taking on the new york jets. catch the action here on nbc 10, the official tv station of the philadelphia eagles and 10-1 super bowl favorites now. pregame coverage starts at 6:30, kickoff is at 7:00. >>> the atlantic city air show is making changes to this week's program after the death of a stunt pilot who was scheduled to perform. 53-year-old andrew wright was killed when his plane went down while practicing for a wee
allows you to watch things happening live in realtime. we have a periscope across. you can see what's going on behind the scenes, ask us about the stories or ask us about our sports teams or what we had for breakfast. our address is nbc philadelphia. we'll see you there. >>> the eagles odds of winning a super bowl have improved. how about that? according to vegas insiders, the eagles are 10-1 favorites to win the super bowl. only the seahawks, packers and colts have better odds....
News4 Today : WRC : July 21, 2015 4:30am-5:01am EDT
realtime impact this is having on the polls. >>> a federal police lieutenant resigned following an explosion at a government lab in maryland. the blast happened at the national institute of standards and technology in gaithersburg on saturday. sources say firefighters and police saw the lieutenant throw something in the trash and then put a duffel bag into his car. when investigators noticed he had burns on his hands, he said they came from filling a butane lighter. the explosion involved chemicals that are used to make meth. >>> we are working to find out more about an accident that left a fairfax county boy dead. three others are seriously hurt and remain in the hospital. that crash happened before 7:00 yesterday morning outside of charlottesville when a car and an suv crashed head on. >>> 4:35. d.c. police arrested more than two dozen men in a prostitution bust in d.c. 30 men are facing charges now. now, this comes as jack evans introduced a bill last week nicknamed honey i lost the car. it would require police to tow a car if officers have probable cause that the driver may hav
realtime impact this is having on the polls. >>> a federal police lieutenant resigned following an explosion at a government lab in maryland. the blast happened at the national institute of standards and technology in gaithersburg on saturday. sources say firefighters and police saw the lieutenant throw something in the trash and then put a duffel bag into his car. when investigators noticed he had burns on his hands, he said they came from filling a butane lighter. the explosion...
Early Today : WCAU : December 3, 2015 4:00am-4:31am EST
above the set, describe income realtime the dance sequences, clarkers as they move in and about. costume, scene changes. >> comcast customers can access the service by hitting the sap button on tear remote. q. the wiz" airs live here on nbc right here on nbc 10. >>> 20 minutes after 4:00, get ready for a cooler day today. but you can leave the rain gear at home. it's already drying out in philadelphia. no sign of the rain clouds. just a few clouds over boat house row. 50 degrees, winds out of the west southwest. the winds have just started to pick up. we are looking at a windsy day today. still puddles. but the rain has ended. it is completely offshore. sun class ifs, you need that, too. and a jacket. the wind will make sure it stays chillier today than yesterday when we hit 60 degrees in philadelphia. a 12-mile-an-hour breeds and in atlantic city. this afternoon, we'll see the gust itself. there two the last few sprinkles at the shore. out of the picture the rest of the day. dry in philadelphia. in fact, it looks like we'll be dry through the wicked. today, sunny skies, gusty w
above the set, describe income realtime the dance sequences, clarkers as they move in and about. costume, scene changes. >> comcast customers can access the service by hitting the sap button on tear remote. q. the wiz" airs live here on nbc right here on nbc 10. >>> 20 minutes after 4:00, get ready for a cooler day today. but you can leave the rain gear at home. it's already drying out in philadelphia. no sign of the rain clouds. just a few clouds over boat house row. 50...
Today : WHDH : October 2, 2015 10:00am-11:00am EDT
neighboring it on board? now american airlines can track their checked bags in realtime by going to american's website and typing in bad claim information. u.s. airways and delta airlines also offered this service. checked bags are scanned four times at passenger check-in when loaded on the plane and when unloaded from the plane and at baggage claim. >>> a recall of cribs sold at target and amazon.com and at baby stores nationwide is being expanded. 12,000 da vinci brand cribs were recalled in july because of mattress support brackets breaking and detaching. now another 6,000 crips have been added to thatly. they are all full size with the model named jamie, jenny lynn and emily sold from may of 2012 to december of 2013. of course, for more information you can go to the company's website da vincibaby.com. >>> and if you've ever wanted to live like mr. spock or captain kirk and travel at wash speed to texas where a mansion designed with a "star trek" theme is on the market, $1.2 million, by the way, will get you a media room that looks like the bridge of a starship enterprise and als
neighboring it on board? now american airlines can track their checked bags in realtime by going to american's website and typing in bad claim information. u.s. airways and delta airlines also offered this service. checked bags are scanned four times at passenger check-in when loaded on the plane and when unloaded from the plane and at baggage claim. >>> a recall of cribs sold at target and amazon.com and at baby stores nationwide is being expanded. 12,000 da vinci brand cribs were...
Today : KNTV : August 5, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PDT
you'll be charged extra. will you pay for these? better wi-fi? >> i don't use it. >> realtime tracking of your luggage. >> nope. >> i would hate that. if i knew my bag didn't make the flight -- if i could see it was going somewhere else and it was on my flight. >> what about in-seat charging stations. >> i would pay for that: on board texting capability. >> no. >> deplaning privileges to get off the plane first. >> what? to go and wait at the same place for your luggage which is someplace else? >> sometimes you carry it on and all you want to go do is get off that plane and everybody is going slow. i would pay. >> it's hard to talk to you right now because there's someone in our kitchen. >> it's very distracting. >> do you mind? we have a whole television program going on, billy. >> i'm sorry, i'm excited to be here. >> you are? >> yes! >> that's billy eichner. >> we had your co-star on yesterday. >> julie. what a thrill that she got to be on first. but i was the lead. okay. [ laughter ] >> she is adorable by the way. >> she is my best friend. >> it shows. >> we pretend in real life. y
you'll be charged extra. will you pay for these? better wi-fi? >> i don't use it. >> realtime tracking of your luggage. >> nope. >> i would hate that. if i knew my bag didn't make the flight -- if i could see it was going somewhere else and it was on my flight. >> what about in-seat charging stations. >> i would pay for that: on board texting capability. >> no. >> deplaning privileges to get off the plane first. >> what? to go and wait at...
Today : KNTV : November 3, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PST
is greatly improving. we'll hear from him with the realtime update coming up. >>> elsewhere, authorities are investigating a crash that killed a motorcyclist this morning at i-880 near highway 237 in milpitas. this is separate chopper video you're looking at right now. two separate uns dents only a couple miles away. that also led to large backups. mike is also following that situation which is still going on. we'll have a look at weather and traffic right after this. >>> a cool start to the day but a lot of sunshine will slowly warm our temperatures into the mid-60s. and we will be up to 65 degrees in saratoga and foster city. as well as the mission district. as we head to the north bay, making it up to 70 degrees in santa rosa. oakland, 68. and pleasanton, you can expect a high of 69 degrees. more of this weather into the next couple of days. here's a look now with the morning commute with mike. >>> yeah, and it was a tough one. south bay, sam was talking about it. here's the slow drive 880 past the truck scales. look at the map down to 237. things are still jammed up, tha
is greatly improving. we'll hear from him with the realtime update coming up. >>> elsewhere, authorities are investigating a crash that killed a motorcyclist this morning at i-880 near highway 237 in milpitas. this is separate chopper video you're looking at right now. two separate uns dents only a couple miles away. that also led to large backups. mike is also following that situation which is still going on. we'll have a look at weather and traffic right after this. >>> a...
Today : WHDH : November 11, 2015 10:00am-11:00am EST
international phenomenal. what was that like in realtime it is. >> it was really going down a hill, skiing without poles. it was just aghhh. here we go. but everything stayed the same. i remember being home visiting my family when the movie was breaking all these records, and i was like, mom, you know, this movie, you know, just broke this record and my mother is like that's nice. take the chicken out of the oven. it's the same. >> keeping you humble. >> it's same. >> we're super excited the trailers. want to talk to it now. >> where is it? >> here it is. >> here we go. >> here we go. >> oh, my gosh. >> a long time ago. >> hi i had a big fat greek wedding. now my daughter is all grown up. >> florida to new york, these are the colleges i'm applying to. >> why do you want to leave me? >> payback. >> and ian and i are just trying to find a minute to ourselves. >> you're going on a date with your husband, and afterwards, oh, satin, slippery like -- >> you're welcome. shave everything. >> now my family has come together. >> who says a woman has to be married? >> you, all our lives. >> the weddi
international phenomenal. what was that like in realtime it is. >> it was really going down a hill, skiing without poles. it was just aghhh. here we go. but everything stayed the same. i remember being home visiting my family when the movie was breaking all these records, and i was like, mom, you know, this movie, you know, just broke this record and my mother is like that's nice. take the chicken out of the oven. it's the same. >> keeping you humble. >> it's same. >>...
Today in New York : WNBC : September 1, 2015 4:30am-5:00am EDT
world. for the first time it will be realtime instead of a prerecorded lecture. the school says it will offer lectures entirely taught online. >> i don't think i could have done that. >>> coming back, if you're about to head out the door, take eye us with. >> take the "today in new york" in new york downloadable device. our next hour starts right now. >>> a scary sight over and over again in the bronx. this morning, a new look at criminals behind a robbery spree. >>> plus, running wild. president obama about to go on an adventure with cameras tagging along. >>> and some customers complain, why one person is suing chipotle. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, everybody, 5:00 a.m. first day of september, september 1, i'm michael gargiulo. >> i'm drg darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here. >> we're talking some 60s north and west of town but very warm for the rest of the day. most of the day, 86 at noon, forecasting a high of 90. that will keep it there in coastal areas, it will be a touch cooler. lauren scala is back in the traffic center. >> delays, delays. we will start
world. for the first time it will be realtime instead of a prerecorded lecture. the school says it will offer lectures entirely taught online. >> i don't think i could have done that. >>> coming back, if you're about to head out the door, take eye us with. >> take the "today in new york" in new york downloadable device. our next hour starts right now. >>> a scary sight over and over again in the bronx. this morning, a new look at criminals behind a...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : November 9, 2015 4:30am-5:01am PST
throughout the morning, but to see it for yourself, download our nbc bay area map. realtime radar and personalized forecasts for your neighborhood. >>> at 4:34. now to breaking news this morning. within the last 30 minutes, u.s. defense officials confirm two americans were shott and killed in jordan. a jordanian policeman opened fire on the contractors. a south african was also killed in the attack. it happened on the outskirts of iman. not clear right now whether the shooting was intentional. the investigation is under way and, of course, we'll follow this story all morning long and give you updates as soon as we receive them. >>> back at home, the city of san jose, taxi drivers and ride sharing companies all revving up for a big fight. city leaders decided drivers working for ride-sharing companies must submit fingerprints and get a business license. tomorrow they'll consider pulling back on those requirements. instead, they'll look into doing random checks on a small number of drivers. some taxi companies are not happy with those proposed changes. they plan to go on strike later to
throughout the morning, but to see it for yourself, download our nbc bay area map. realtime radar and personalized forecasts for your neighborhood. >>> at 4:34. now to breaking news this morning. within the last 30 minutes, u.s. defense officials confirm two americans were shott and killed in jordan. a jordanian policeman opened fire on the contractors. a south african was also killed in the attack. it happened on the outskirts of iman. not clear right now whether the shooting was...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : November 13, 2015 4:30am-5:01am PST
. >>> air b & b will adjust prices on realtime changes in demand. lower on week dize but rise if there is a convention in town. set minimum and maximum prices and say how often they want guests. >>> i love this story kernel sanders will deliver a bucket of fried chicken to your doorstep in san francisco and los angeles. it's working with online delivery service door dash. a delivery fee of $4.99 to $6.99 based on your location and some items cost more than they do in restaurants. kfc delivers in other countries such as china. >> int >> extra crispy. >> and now it's as expensive as fine dining. >>> gop presidential front-runner donald trump rolling up his sleeves and let it rip last night. some say really let it rip. trump appeared at a campaign rally in iowa to say he came out swinging would be kind of an understatement. trump spent 90 minutes taking jabs at everyone, especially republican rival ben carson who is neck and neck with him in most polls. >> he said he went after his mother with a hammer. wanted to hit her on the head. or he hit her on the head or he wanted to hit her
. >>> air b & b will adjust prices on realtime changes in demand. lower on week dize but rise if there is a convention in town. set minimum and maximum prices and say how often they want guests. >>> i love this story kernel sanders will deliver a bucket of fried chicken to your doorstep in san francisco and los angeles. it's working with online delivery service door dash. a delivery fee of $4.99 to $6.99 based on your location and some items cost more than they do in...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : July 21, 2015 4:30am-5:01am PDT
the latest earthquakes in our area on line. go to nbcbayarea.com. you can find a realtime quake map there. just search quake map. >>> though to a story still developing overnight, we're waiting to hear the condition of a man shot by fremont police. he is accused of chasing his roommates with a knife. that happened on baffin heavy right near new park mall. a woman called police saying that she and another woman were being chased by their roommate. when police got there officers say they were confronted by a man with a knife on the front porch of that house. the two officers then opened fire. >> i was sitting in my bedroom and i heard three noises, three pops, i thought it was fireworks the at first. ten i heard some cars speeding town the street. >> the man was taken to the hospital, but this morning there is no word on his condition and the women were not hurt. >>> happening today, tragedy in san francisco and now the reverb operations are being felt all the way in washington, d.c. it this morning kate steinle's father will testify before the senate lawmakers. >> some of those remar
the latest earthquakes in our area on line. go to nbcbayarea.com. you can find a realtime quake map there. just search quake map. >>> though to a story still developing overnight, we're waiting to hear the condition of a man shot by fremont police. he is accused of chasing his roommates with a knife. that happened on baffin heavy right near new park mall. a woman called police saying that she and another woman were being chased by their roommate. when police got there officers say...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : December 24, 2015 4:30am-5:01am PST
airport yesterday. maybe you watched this play out on realtime on tv. problems with the landing gear forced pilots to abort that flight to chicago midway and circle back to oakland, but not before spending hours in the central valley burning fuel. before that plane could land, it had to burn off tons of fuel for about four hours and pretty sense hour there's. some of the passengers on that flight were shaken up but southwest quickly rebooked them on to other flights. >>> a 3-year-old girl is being hail adhero this morning for saving her pregnant mom's life. >> hello. >> my faum mommy fell down the stairs. >> and she has baby. >> you can hear little emma from england tell emergency dispatchers that her mother had fallen down the stairs. she was knocked unconscious and was seven months pregnant at the time and emma stayed calm and remained on the phone until paramedics arrived and while a little early, mom did give birth to a healthy baby boy. this happened last month but just yesterday emma was recognized by the first responders who helped rescue her mother. >>> happening right now, i
airport yesterday. maybe you watched this play out on realtime on tv. problems with the landing gear forced pilots to abort that flight to chicago midway and circle back to oakland, but not before spending hours in the central valley burning fuel. before that plane could land, it had to burn off tons of fuel for about four hours and pretty sense hour there's. some of the passengers on that flight were shaken up but southwest quickly rebooked them on to other flights. >>> a 3-year-old...
trouble makers on a secure and realtime network of cameras. coming up, i'll tell you the numbers, we'll break down how many fans have come through levi stadium in 13 games and how many have been arrested as well as what those infractions have been for. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> 4:34. a life cut too short. this afternoon freshman lucas anglo died on friday. he was hit by a car last week after he ran into the industry in front of school. a memorial service will be held after school in the high school gym. >> a lot of people pulling for him. >>> the e.p.a. will be in middletown this morning to help people clean up after the devastating valley fire. the fire is all but surrounded this morning. now at 97% containment. firefighters have capped the spread at a little more than 76,000 acres and are still working to put out hot spots and mop up. the fire killed four people, and it destroyed nearly 2,000 structures. >>> 4:34. three napa county wineries are joining forces for a fun and tasty benefit to help fire victims. it's billed as the valley fire relief benefit and will inc
trouble makers on a secure and realtime network of cameras. coming up, i'll tell you the numbers, we'll break down how many fans have come through levi stadium in 13 games and how many have been arrested as well as what those infractions have been for. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> 4:34. a life cut too short. this afternoon freshman lucas anglo died on friday. he was hit by a car last week after he ran into the industry in front of school. a memorial service will be...
measurements are constantly being taken. they want to make realtime assessments about potential for slides. the team says it plans for the national weather service to send out warnings to the public when needed. >> we've certainly already seen these landslides happening around the bay area. the first big storm of the rainy season we had earlier really caused a problem in the tri-valley. crews in alameda county spent most of the day yesterday cleaning up the mess at patterson pass road. officials say much of the area is barren. >> there's no vegetation and there will be more problems down the road. >> we're anticipating a busy season. everyone is. >> both the roads have since reopened. >>> up next, we're following breaking news. an update to a cargo plane carrying dozens of passengers crashes in south sudan. the pilot's actions may have saved lines. >>> air bnb may have turned off voters with the controversial ad campaign. in the end, the company got what it wanted at the ballot box. south sudan kills dozens -- both on-board the plane, and on >>> a plane crash overnight in south sudan kills doze
measurements are constantly being taken. they want to make realtime assessments about potential for slides. the team says it plans for the national weather service to send out warnings to the public when needed. >> we've certainly already seen these landslides happening around the bay area. the first big storm of the rainy season we had earlier really caused a problem in the tri-valley. crews in alameda county spent most of the day yesterday cleaning up the mess at patterson pass road....
, sensors, radars so our agents have realtime situational awareness along our borders. for example, been very impressed with vader technology on our drones and surveillance towers. but i've seen along our borders. also means working with the department of defense to reuse equipment no longer needed in theater and places like afghanistan such as the aerostats now we use along the rio grande valley. finally, means making sure the assets we do have are being used effectively. if we have an airplane, helicopter, drone in the sky. those assets with the right kinds of cameras and surveillance equipment to ensure we're not just flying blind. navy guy for many years, retired navy captain. and i remember many a day, we used to chase nuclear submarines when we weren't in southeast asia all over the world. and the idea of fighting nuclear submarines, using binoculars, and not so effective. frankly, the idea of looking for people in a search and rescue mission using binoculars from a p3 aircraft, not so effective. and when we sent aircraft without the right kind of surveillance technology, we're was
, sensors, radars so our agents have realtime situational awareness along our borders. for example, been very impressed with vader technology on our drones and surveillance towers. but i've seen along our borders. also means working with the department of defense to reuse equipment no longer needed in theater and places like afghanistan such as the aerostats now we use along the rio grande valley. finally, means making sure the assets we do have are being used effectively. if we have an...
NBC 10 News Today at 6:00a : WCAU : March 13, 2015 6:00am-7:01am EDT
seeing a lot of green out there with things not slowing down with the realtime traffic data. that's good news. taking a look closer to upper moreland we have an accident on east county line road. and shoemaker road to be aware, crews are out there. and this is what we were talking about in plymouth township. germantown pike a section of germantown pike, there was an up accident earlier that hit a utility pole. so peco crews are out there working to repair that between hallow well road and pleasant road. so one westbound lane is open. two eastbound lanes are open. but just be on the lookout for peco crews heading into the morning commute and more volume starts to stack up. a live look at the schuylkill expressway, we are seeing a few more cars out there but no major delays to speak of. and we just saw this a train headed to the airport terminal is operating ten minutes late. everything else is on or close to schedule. >>> thank you. well, tax season is in full swing and so are criminals hoping to cash in on your fear of the i.r.s. next, what you can do to protect yourself. >>> i'm ma
seeing a lot of green out there with things not slowing down with the realtime traffic data. that's good news. taking a look closer to upper moreland we have an accident on east county line road. and shoemaker road to be aware, crews are out there. and this is what we were talking about in plymouth township. germantown pike a section of germantown pike, there was an up accident earlier that hit a utility pole. so peco crews are out there working to repair that between hallow well road and...
Today : WCAU : January 21, 2015 7:00am-11:01am EST
, realtime updates with the nbc 10 app. now back to the "today" show. i'm tracy davidson. thanks for watching. norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. ♪ cruise like a norwegian ♪ book now and choose up to three offers worth up to $2,000 in value. >>> 8:30 on this wednesday morning, 21st of january, 2015. it is a cold one out here on the plaza. we thank the visitors for coming by. they have a good reason to be here. >> carson went to the hat for the last half hour. it's freezing. we have one of our favorite bands, fallout boy. their album is at the top of the charts. they will perform a big hit for us. >> men, women, and kids. if you have it straight you want it curly and if you have curls, you want it straight. what happens when you make the change and surprise your family and friends. hoda shows us what happened with women who tried it
, realtime updates with the nbc 10 app. now back to the "today" show. i'm tracy davidson. thanks for watching. norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. ♪ cruise like a norwegian ♪ book now and choose up to three offers worth up to $2,000...
Politics & Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : June 9, 2015 2:30pm-4:31pm EDT
avoid the benefit of avoided cost. and second we've been trying to get realtime information on rates in new england because our rates are very high and your department has been helpful trying to get realtime information in all of the states and canada and mexico but has been having real challenges in actually getting that information. and i'm curious to know, what you find is the reasons why it is so tough to get that and what the department and ferc can do to reduce the electricity bills for new englanders. and third, this is small but important. we have biomass stove manufacturers and the standards evolve. one of the stove companies is harj stone and they are having a hard time getting basically an answer on what the standards are so that they can comply. so i need -- >> for efficiency. >> right. they have a great product but if they don't get a definition of what the standard is, he is having a hard time. a small but an important company for jobs to vermonters. and net metering, this has an impact on the economic model. vermont has gone in a different direction than most states le
avoid the benefit of avoided cost. and second we've been trying to get realtime information on rates in new england because our rates are very high and your department has been helpful trying to get realtime information in all of the states and canada and mexico but has been having real challenges in actually getting that information. and i'm curious to know, what you find is the reasons why it is so tough to get that and what the department and ferc can do to reduce the electricity bills for...
Today : KNTV : April 7, 2015 7:00am-11:01am PDT
show you what's left on the radar at this point. oh look at that realtime lightning just to the north with the thunderstorms as we head out there the next hour or so. you can see what's developing offshore. this is the core of low pressure. do keep if mind when thunder rolls you want to go indoors and seek shutter. 58 in san francisco. i want to find more out about the lightning and the drive. >> talk about the drive, you can see the bay bridge is stop and go. still bogged down with an earlier accident that we were dealing with out there the freeway all morning long. things were slow going 880 in hayward. we've got an accident on golden drive. in the south bay, not too bad. 101 still slow approaching mountain view. back to you, kris. >> when we say realtime we mean realtime. more news coming up in the next half hour. >> we are back with more on this tuesday morning. as i mentioned yesterday i had easter dinner courtesy of al roker. i made al's lamb, but i dropped the entire main course on the floor in front of my guests. the problem was i department use the right pot holder. which wil
show you what's left on the radar at this point. oh look at that realtime lightning just to the north with the thunderstorms as we head out there the next hour or so. you can see what's developing offshore. this is the core of low pressure. do keep if mind when thunder rolls you want to go indoors and seek shutter. 58 in san francisco. i want to find more out about the lightning and the drive. >> talk about the drive, you can see the bay bridge is stop and go. still bogged down with an...
area head to our website, nbcbayarea.com, there you can find our realtime interactive bay area quake map. it lists all of the quakes over the last 24 hours regardless of magnitude. we are constantly updating this story, bob redell is tweeting out new information, you can also download our nbc bay area app for free to get the latest information anytime. >>> developing this morning, we are waiting for an update on the condition of a man who was shot by fremont police. he is accused of chasing his roommates with a knife. this happened on baffin avenue near san pedro drive which is near new park mall. police tell us a woman called 911 around 7:00 last night saying she and another woman were being chased by that roommate. when police got there had he say they were confronted by that man with a knife and two of the officers opened fire. neighbors living in that usually quiet neighborhood say that they are shocked. >> shocked. i really can't believe thatting something like this happened on our street. i hope the guy is still alive. i hope nothing -- you know, he didn't get killed or anythin
area head to our website, nbcbayarea.com, there you can find our realtime interactive bay area quake map. it lists all of the quakes over the last 24 hours regardless of magnitude. we are constantly updating this story, bob redell is tweeting out new information, you can also download our nbc bay area app for free to get the latest information anytime. >>> developing this morning, we are waiting for an update on the condition of a man who was shot by fremont police. he is accused of...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : April 21, 2015 6:00am-7:01am PDT
to buy a new crime mapping software. the new software would update crime reports in realtime compared to 24-lour delay if with a current software. >>> in less than an hour a bed rock hospital in the east bay is going to shut doors for good. that will leave thousands of people wondering where they can go for medical wear. "today in the bay" stephanie trong is live from the doctors medical center in san pablo. stephanie, there's a new urgent care center moving in to help bridge that gap. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. conveniently across the street from the hospital on veil road but it won't be close to meeting the needs, this gap that is left here with the doctors medical closure at 7:00 this morning. you see the empty lot here. the hospital had a yearly deficit of 18 to $20 million serving low income and uninsured patients p the county is urging those without health insurance to call free 24/7 device nurse line for nonlife threatening conditions. the new urgent care center opened yesterday called lifelong urgent care, five exam room, x-ray room, and emergency services like b
to buy a new crime mapping software. the new software would update crime reports in realtime compared to 24-lour delay if with a current software. >>> in less than an hour a bed rock hospital in the east bay is going to shut doors for good. that will leave thousands of people wondering where they can go for medical wear. "today in the bay" stephanie trong is live from the doctors medical center in san pablo. stephanie, there's a new urgent care center moving in to help...
News4 Today at 4:30 : WRC : August 28, 2015 4:30am-5:01am EDT
-monium continues. >> mei xiang. >>> "news4 today" starts now. >> that was in realtime. that panda moving around. >> panda cam from the national zoo. >> she's up early. that's what happens when you have a newborn. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today." all that in a minute, but first let's check in with kristin wright and a live update at the newsdesk. >> a student who was shot at a college campus, just last night, has died we have learned. this is new information from what we told you at the top of the show. police swarmed savannah state university in georgia last night. the campus was on lockdown. someone was shooting in the student union. the student who was killed was a junior from atlanta. no word on the shooter at this point. we just know that police are investigating. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> let's turn things over to chuck bell now. he's breaking down the hour by hour forecast. >> all right. a beautiful way to get your friday morning started. your weekend just one little old work day away. 54 now out in the
-monium continues. >> mei xiang. >>> "news4 today" starts now. >> that was in realtime. that panda moving around. >> panda cam from the national zoo. >> she's up early. that's what happens when you have a newborn. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today." all that in a minute, but first let's check in with kristin wright and a live update at the newsdesk. >> a student who was shot at...
7News Today in New England : WHDH : October 4, 2015 9:00am-10:30am EDT
strides against breast cancer this morning, we realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning. know good sunday morning, i'm jennifer eagan. so much more straight ahead ahead on 7 news today in new england. we will follow the strides against breast cancer walk, we had pete bouchard out there this morning and the crowds are filling up and everybody is dressed this pink for this wonderful cause to help support the disease so many people battle. and it looks like they had a good morning shaping up, too. gusty this morning, and its seems like the rain has faded away, not drizzling or anything, and for the walk it shouldn't be too bad. chris, what do you say >> a different story, yesterday morgue we had the patchy light rain and electricity out there. -- and drizzle out there. 48 in bedford and 53 in my mouthed. one thing that we have seen, out of the northeast, gusting over 30 miles an hour and likely to see that throughout the day, strongest gusts on the coastline np go-around, the tide is high, so we are not looking for any coastal flooding as we go to the next couple day ofs. c
strides against breast cancer this morning, we realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning. know good sunday morning, i'm jennifer eagan. so much more straight ahead ahead on 7 news today in new england. we will follow the strides against breast cancer walk, we had pete bouchard out there this morning and the crowds are filling up and everybody is dressed this pink for this wonderful cause to help support the disease so many people battle. and it looks like they had a good morning...
News4 Today : WRC : February 7, 2015 6:00am-7:01am EST
faa and said this realtime data means you can maximize airspace that would improve flight routes and cut costs on fuel. >> as for flight tracking in the case of mh 370, no one knows if it prevented the plane from getting lost, but they believe it would greatly advance the efforts to find it. once it is fully operational, it will be free to search and rescue crews. >> we will test and make sure the pay loads work proper looy and launch out of california using the rocket. >> a new frontier in flying in the works. working to eventually make the case of missing planes a thing of the past. >> and although they have been working with the faa to create a similar system last year it is specifically just for the u.s. and covers specifically planes over land. they have not said it they will sign up for the global service yet. >> kids may soon see teachers at d.c. public schools. they came up with a plan to bring more quality teachers to the schools. to see public schools they offered bonuses up to $20,000 for highly effective teacher who is stayed in schools with a high poverty rate. they offe
faa and said this realtime data means you can maximize airspace that would improve flight routes and cut costs on fuel. >> as for flight tracking in the case of mh 370, no one knows if it prevented the plane from getting lost, but they believe it would greatly advance the efforts to find it. once it is fully operational, it will be free to search and rescue crews. >> we will test and make sure the pay loads work proper looy and launch out of california using the rocket. >> a...
News4 Today : WRC : April 21, 2015 5:00am-6:01am EDT
homeland security ordered a full security review. new rules include realtime background checks for airport employees. workers will have to go through screening before boarding a plane and fewer access points to secure areas. >>> we want to know would you go on a borderline date on someone not based on their looks or what you like about them but their refrigerator. there's actually a refrigerator dating expert and he says finding love is all about what's in your fridge and how you pack it. >> hmm. >> the brand of stuff that you buy, even a hint maybe. if they are renting, maybe they are more mobile if ans older model refrigerator perhaps you are a saver. >> when you look at somebody's fridge, you can learn so much about their health lifestyle, income to the kind of romantic partner they will be. stonehill says schek checking out the fridge makes perfect sense because 99% of dating involves eating and drinking. >> dare i ask what you would want your potential date to have in their fridge? >> he says -- he says you want like an appetizer to share. you want him to have hummus. if you are a dri
homeland security ordered a full security review. new rules include realtime background checks for airport employees. workers will have to go through screening before boarding a plane and fewer access points to secure areas. >>> we want to know would you go on a borderline date on someone not based on their looks or what you like about them but their refrigerator. there's actually a refrigerator dating expert and he says finding love is all about what's in your fridge and how you pack...
guns on a flights in atlanta. now, new rules require realtime background check for airport employees. workers will go through screening before boarding a plane. . >>> in just a few hour, a allow -- louden county robotic team will be reunited. roboloco was found in knoxville last week after it was stolen after a competition. world championships start tomorrow in st. louis. the team has already shipped its back-up robot for those championships. turned up just in time. the robot was still in the truck with everything. >> nice to get it back. a lot of folks stepped up to help them out with the replacement robot. >> probably have to check them out. good luck. >> let's get you updated open the forecast. >>> for today, plenty of sunshine breezy at times, the entire day and highs near 70. walking the dog, today is one of those days where it's perfect for the longer walk. exercising comfortable, doing some yard work looking good there. again, high temperature today near 70 degrees, around noon we'll be in the mid 60s. 7:00 p.m. temperatures around 66. plenty of sunshine. beautiful this evenin
guns on a flights in atlanta. now, new rules require realtime background check for airport employees. workers will go through screening before boarding a plane. . >>> in just a few hour, a allow -- louden county robotic team will be reunited. roboloco was found in knoxville last week after it was stolen after a competition. world championships start tomorrow in st. louis. the team has already shipped its back-up robot for those championships. turned up just in time. the robot was...
realtime data means you can maximize airspace that would improve routes and cut cost on fuel. as for flight tracking in the case of 370, no one knows if the system would have prevented the plain from getting lost. they believe they would advance the efforts to find it. once the alert is operational, it would be freed to rescue crews. >> we will test to make sure the pay loads and satellites work properly and launch time out of california using the falcon nine rocket. >> i new frontier of flying in the works, working to make the case of missing planes a thing of the past. they have been working with the faa and not said whether it will sign up for the global service just idea. >> kids may see new teachers. the school system is am category up with a plan to bring more quality teachers to poor performing schools. the schools have offered bonuses up to $20,000 for teacher who is stay in schools with a high poverty rate. >> survey shows public school teachers oppose all options for starting high school later. that's according to a union survey by "the washington post." nearly half of the
realtime data means you can maximize airspace that would improve routes and cut cost on fuel. as for flight tracking in the case of 370, no one knows if the system would have prevented the plain from getting lost. they believe they would advance the efforts to find it. once the alert is operational, it would be freed to rescue crews. >> we will test to make sure the pay loads and satellites work properly and launch time out of california using the falcon nine rocket. >> i new...
NBC 10 News Today at 5:00a : WCAU : January 2, 2015 5:00am-5:31am EST
download it for free and get realtime radar, up to the minute forecast and weather alerts for your neighborhood. >>> 5:21 a.m. the college football national championship is set. after new year's day of big matchups in the first ever ncaa playoffs. in the sugar bowl ohio state upset the number 1 ranked alabama crimson tide. the game came down to the final minutes, but the buckeyes held on to win, 42-35. >>> in that other semifinal game, the oregon ducks took on florida state in the rose bowl. it was close, until the second half. then the ducks pulled away frr the 59-20 route. oregon will face ohio state in the national championship on january 12th. >>> coming up at 5:45 we'll tell you about the changes some hospitals are making as the number of flu cases continues to rise. >>> and defective parts, the latest recall you need to know about this morning. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don'
download it for free and get realtime radar, up to the minute forecast and weather alerts for your neighborhood. >>> 5:21 a.m. the college football national championship is set. after new year's day of big matchups in the first ever ncaa playoffs. in the sugar bowl ohio state upset the number 1 ranked alabama crimson tide. the game came down to the final minutes, but the buckeyes held on to win, 42-35. >>> in that other semifinal game, the oregon ducks took on florida state...
realtime traffic data. a lot of green on the schuylkill expressway, interstate 295. going to montgomery county there are fire crews and a section of first avenue shut down at robinson alley as they clean up the fire. matt delucia is live on the scene and you'll hear from him in a few minutes. route 100 at route 30 road conditions are dry for now and things are looking pretty good. no major problems to report out there. taking a look at your drive times later in the morning commute. tracy? >>> right now we are monitoring progress of firefighters as they try to get a house fire in conshohocken under control. matt delucia is live on the scene and a half hour ago you were being kept back. where are you now? >> reporter: tracy, we did move up closer to the scene. and right behind me is where the damage is. first i want to show you a little bit -- you can see heavy fire there in the back of the house moving up from the second and floor of the study. you can see a lot of rain there from firefighters out here on the scene, although you can see the fires we don't see anycan still bring a lot of
realtime traffic data. a lot of green on the schuylkill expressway, interstate 295. going to montgomery county there are fire crews and a section of first avenue shut down at robinson alley as they clean up the fire. matt delucia is live on the scene and you'll hear from him in a few minutes. route 100 at route 30 road conditions are dry for now and things are looking pretty good. no major problems to report out there. taking a look at your drive times later in the morning commute. tracy?...